Creators Talk The Vulture That Traumatized A Generation | Splat Attack Podcast
Back in the cold winter of 1995, a class from PS 124 in New York sought out to make a short for Nickelodeon. That short ended up being one of the most famous or is it one of the most notorious? What was intended to be a comical tale for SNICK SNACK ended up being nightmare fuel for many. The question is, what happened? Where did this idea come from? How did this get made? Now we know. Joining the crew in the studio are one of the creators Jessica (Liu) Chan and the child director Nina Mui. They share with us their journey from school project to 90s Nick fame as we discuss the making of "Attack of the Giant Vulture."
Nickelodeon Hotels & Resorts Punta Cana Unveils a Wave of Epic New Renovations
Karisma Hotels & Resorts Transforms the Family-Friendly Paradise with a Snick Lounge, The Sweetery, and Exciting Expansions
Snick Lounge at Nickelodeon Hotels & Resorts Punta Cana
MIAMI, Jan. 16, 2024 --Karisma Hotels & Resorts, in partnership with Paramount, is thrilled to announce a host of exciting new openings and renovations that are taking place at the award-winning Nickelodeon Hotels & Resorts Punta Cana, Dominican Republic. Designed to create an unparalleled guest experience, the extensive transformation includes new enticing culinary experiences, updates to the resort's one-of-a-kind, immersive features, and an expansion of the family-favorite Aqua Nick® waterpark.
"These renovations are part of Karisma Hotels & Resorts' commitment to delivering exceptional stays and unforgettable memories," said Frank Maduro, President of Premier Worldwide Marketing, the global sales and marketing representative for Karisma Hotels & Resorts. "Future guests of Nickelodeon Hotels & Resorts Punta Cana can look forward to an extraordinary vacation with unmatched amenities and entertainment that celebrate the beloved spirit of Nickelodeon, providing playful luxury for guests of all ages."
The Sweetery at Nickelodeon Hotels & Resorts Punta Cana
Nickelodeon Hotels & Resorts Punta Cana's fabulous phase one will officially be unveiled in spring 2024, with the opening of two new offerings that will have kids and families enjoying a sweet wave of Nickelodeon nostalgia and gourmet treats.
New and Nostalgic
Leading the charge in this remarkable transformation is the introduction of the Snick Lounge, an upscale, 90s-inspired space located in the former Vino Vino restaurant. With a dynamic arcade game room, sports lounge, and live music venue, Snick Lounge evokes the best of 90s Nickelodeon, featuring design elements from the brand's biggest hits of the era with a contemporary twist. Guests will have the chance to fully recreate their childhood memories and also relax on the iconic Big Orange Couch!
Delicious Developments
Food and beverage enhancements have taken center stage, too. In the former Doppio space, the resort is proud to introduce The Sweetery, a haven for coffee lovers and ice cream enthusiasts alike that will feature the purr-fect photo op where guests can be embraced by the charm of Nickelodeon's lovable and iconic grumpy cat, Garfield, known for his lasagna-loving, Monday-hating antics - adding a touch of nostalgia to their culinary experience. With a delightful coffee station and irresistible ice cream options, guests can choose from soft-serve scoops, popsicles, an array of decadent toppings and cones. Visitors can also indulge in all things savory at The Sweetery with a selection of deli options and tasty cold cuts to add flavor to their dining adventure.
The Sweetery at Nickelodeon Hotels & Resorts Punta Cana
But it doesn't stop there! The fun has just begun and, throughout 2024, additional resort enhancements will include new thrilling features such as in-room art updates and unrivaled character-themed culinary experiences. Aqua Nick, the resort's world-famous waterpark, will include a new main entry, two pools with a slide tower, restrooms, splash games, and sun beds with large umbrellas. Also coming this year will be new additions to the resort's live entertainment offerings – bringing even more Slime and opportunities for guests to interact with some of their favorite Nickelodeon characters.
Nickelodeon Hotels & Resorts Punta Cana is designed to allow guests of all ages to tap into Nick's unique and irreverent humor and love of all things play all year round with signature seasonal events, including Summer of SpongeBob, Slime Break Getaway, Nick Jr. Friends Event, Food & Slime Festival, and Nickelodeon Holiday Extravaganza. Bikini Bottom enthusiasts can stay at The Pineapple Villa, a fully immersive space that is entirely inspired by SpongeBob's underwater abode.
Visitors, young and young at heart, have complimentary access to Nickelodeon™ Place, interactive character experiences, signature Sliming events, and the renowned Gourmet Inclusive® Experience by Karisma. With the curtain rising on these thrilling new openings and dazzling renovations, Nickelodeon Hotels & Resorts Punta Cana is set to elevate the family experience to new heights as kids' dreams take center stage and adults rediscover the joy of carefree moments.
Karisma Hotels & Resorts is an award-winning luxury hotel collection that owns and manages an impressive portfolio of properties in Latin America, the Caribbean, and Europe. Property brands include Margaritaville Island Reserve® by Karisma; Azul Beach Resorts by Karisma; and Nickelodeon Hotels & Resorts. Properties have been honored with the industry's top accolades, including Conde Nast Traveler's "Top 30 Hotels in Cancun," World Waterpark Association "Leading Edge Award," Travel Weekly "Magellan Awards," and AAA's "Five Diamond Award" and "Four Diamond Award." Karisma Hotels & Resorts is committed to employee and community support while delivering authentic experiences to guests, receiving worldwide recognition for its compassionate and creative approach to hospitality management and product innovations.
About Nickelodeon
Nickelodeon, now in its 44th year, is the number-one entertainment brand for kids. It has built a diverse, global business by putting kids first in everything it does. The brand includes television programming and production in the United States and around the world, plus consumer products, digital, location-based experiences, publishing and feature films. For more information or artwork, visit http://www.nickpress.com. Nickelodeon is a part of Paramount's (Nasdaq: PARA, PARAA) global portfolio of multimedia entertainment brands.
Interview - Thomas Hill (Salute Your Shorts, Nickelodeon On-Air Promotions) | poparena
The podcast has a nice chat with Thomas Hill, the co-writer of the Salute Your Shorts book, screenwriter of "The Call" episode of The Adventures of Pete & Pete, and the creative director for on-air promotions for Nickelodeon, Nick at Nite and TV Land through the 90s and 2000s. The man who came up with the name SNICK!
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Chris Farley vs. Kenan Thompson on All That’s “Cooking with Randy!” | #AllThatTuesday
SNL Legend Chris Farley graced All That as Chef Farley – the ketchup-loving chef with his own personal ketchup boy. Him and Randy (played by current Saturday Night Live player Kenan Thompson) duke it out over which flavor reigns supreme: ketchup or chocolate? Who’s side are you on? Let me know in the comments below! Catch more All That on Nick! Don’t miss all new All That coming this summer!
All That’s Big Ear of Corn 🌽Ft. Nick Cannon, Kenan Thompson & More! | #TBT
The Big Ear of Corn was a staple backstage at All That. Check out Kenan Thompson, Kel Mitchell, Amanda Bynes, Nick Cannon & more backstage with the Big Ear of Corn, Kevin, and the rest of the All That cast! Enjoy cannibalism, a mysterious disease, and a chess-playing carrot! Catch more All That on Nick! Don’t miss all new All That coming this summer!
The MOST Vital Information w/ All That’s Lori Beth Denberg | #TBT
Lori Beth Denberg will always be there for guidance, advice, a proverb, or just to help you out of a locker jam. Check out these classic Vital Information moments from All That and get some vital information for your everyday life! Catch more All That on Nickelodeon! Don’t miss all new All That coming this summer! See the following link for more info!: http://po.st/AllThatRevival
Watch all your '90s Nickelodeon favorites on NickSplat, your late-night destination for your favorite childhood Nickelodeon cartoons and live-action shows! NickSplat doesn't question football-shaped heads, but embrace them - along with Reptar bars, a Big Ear of Corn, orange soda, and even slime for Pete (and Pete's) sake. Make your slime-covered Nickelodeon childhood dreams come true every night at 11 PM ET/PT on TeenNick USA, and anytime you want on NickSplat on VRV! #NickSplat!
Watch all your '90s Nickelodeon favorites on NickSplat, your late-night destination for your favorite childhood Nickelodeon cartoons and live-action shows! NickSplat doesn't question football-shaped heads, but embrace them - along with Reptar bars, a Big Ear of Corn, orange soda, and even slime for Pete (and Pete's) sake. Make your slime-covered Nickelodeon childhood dreams come true every night at 11 PM ET/PT on TeenNick USA, and anytime you want on NickSplat on VRV! #NickSplat!
Ren & Stimpy act as neighborhood fireman and save a baby and horse from a burning building in this clip from The Ren & Stimpy Show episode "Fire Dogs"! Watch more The Ren & Stimpy Show clips on NickSplat!
Watch all your '90s Nickelodeon favorites on NickSplat, your late-night destination for your favorite childhood Nickelodeon cartoons and live-action shows! NickSplat doesn't question football-shaped heads, but embrace them - along with Reptar bars, a Big Ear of Corn, orange soda, and even slime for Pete (and Pete's) sake. Make your slime-covered Nickelodeon childhood dreams come true every night at 11 PM ET/PT on TeenNick USA, and anytime you want on NickSplat on VRV! #NickSplat!
Submitted for the approval of the Midnight Society: the untold story of SNICK, 25 years later.
Illustration by Chiara Marinai. Logo courtesy of Nickelodeon.
The couch was in the middle of the forest, ready for its close-up. A large, Pantone-orange sofa with thick black trim and comfy cushions, it came with a dedicated crew to transport it from place to place, like an actual celebrity. But then, it technically was a celebrity.
How a piece of furniture went from eccentric creation to coveted pop-culture icon had as much to do with its sun-bright hue as what it was made for in the first place: a groundbreaking Saturday programming block on Nickelodeon, the First Kids’ Network.
The purpose of Saturday Night Nick, better known as SNICK, was to serve a young audience that had been consistently deprived of quality nighttime weekend entertainment. With it, the network could secure the late-Saturday attention of pre-teens—a slightly older demographic than its daytime viewers, though not quite old enough to be out and about with their friends. When the block first premiered in 1992, 25 years ago this August, it quickly became appointment viewing for its target audience.
“That’s what you wanted to see on a Saturday night,” says Kel Mitchell, best known for his work on second-generation SNICK programs All That and Kenan & Kel—though he was also a regular SNICK viewer before being hired at the network, told Vanity Fair. “If you were a kid around that time, that’s definitely where your face would be glued.”
Before SNICK, prime-time Nickelodeon was the home of Nick at Nite, which featured reruns of classic shows like Bewitched and I Love Lucy. But the network had begun inching closer to all original programming. With the success of Nicktoons—an animated Sunday morning lineup including Doug, The Ren & Stimpy Show and Rugrats—head of programming and development Herb Scannell looked to keep up the momentum.
“We saw it both as an opportunity to program a night that was a big thing in kids’ lives and to also steal some ratings,” says Scannell. Former Nickelodeon Senior Vice President (SVP) Geoffrey Darby recalls sitting with Scannell, “taking him through my thoughts of what we should do with this block—and then light bulbs went off in his head.”
The 8 P.M. anchor was Clarissa Explains It All, starring Melissa Joan Hart as a computer-savvy teenager trying to navigate school, parents, crushes, and her annoying little brother, Ferguson. “Clarissa was the monster hit,” explains Rich Ross, a former Nick executive and the current group president of Discovery Channel, Animal Planet, and Science Channel. “Melissa had become a relatively big star.”
At 8:30 P.M., Nick opted for a new program called Roundhouse, made specifically with SNICK in mind. Developed by former In Living Color writer Buddy Sheffield and his then-wife Rita, it was an unconventional variety show centered on an oddball family with a crotchety dad who roamed around the set in a motorized recliner while a diverse cast of friends and strangers dropped in. It had the thrill of a live stage production, complete with bizarre non sequiturs and a dizzying array of pop-culture references.
Credit: From Alamy (Are You Afraid of the Dark?). Everything else from Everett Collection.
Clarissa Explains It All ran at 8 P.M., Roundhouse at 8:30, The Ren and Stimpy Show at 9, and Are You Afraid of the Dark? at 9:30.
At 9 P.M. came The Ren & Stimpy Show, a animated series from creator John Kricfalusi that reveled in gross-out, snot- and pus-related humor. At 9:30, anthology horror series Are You Afraid of the Dark? began. Like Roundhouse, it was made specifically for SNICK; the show focused on a group of kids known as the Midnight Society, who gathered each week to sit around a campfire telling scary stories.
“It was like a kid Twilight Zone,” recalls Mitchell. “I remember one episode where a girl turns into a doll. . . . It was just a wild show.”
Each show stood on its own, but together, they were a motley package. “You’re going from variety to sitcom to cartoon to scary stories,” says Darby. “There’s no flow there, which was done on purpose. We didn’t want to go sitcom-to-sitcom, and then cartoon-to-cartoon. We actually wanted to mix it up.”
To make the block feel more cohesive, the network turned to its creative director, Scott Webb. “We got the assignment that we needed to make Saturday night special,” says Webb. “We did Nick at Nite, but creating a nighttime destination for kids was new and different. It was a little more sophisticated.”
Using an old photography book called Red Couch Portrait America as inspiration, Webb and the promotions team came up with the idea of crafting a giant orange sofa—to match Nickelodeon’s famous logo—and making it the block’s official mascot. The promo team then began shepherding the couch from location to location (a beach, a farm, a gas station, a forest) for commercial shoots. The ads were meant to hammer home the idea that SNICK was mobile, communal, a movement anyone could join.
Art director Steve Thomas, who designed the official black-and-purple SNICK logo, recalls many of those early oddball ads—and how frequently the couch had to get reupholstered: “It [got] funky,” he says. Adds Barbara Kanowitz, the director who shot the spots, “The orange couch was sort of the metaphor for what they were doing with SNICK. We would bring the orange couch to different locations . . . [and] use the couch as its own identity.”
The couch would also be featured during in-network bumpers between shows, where talent or guest celebrities like the Spice Girls would come host SNICK from its cushions. It became the perfect glue for a diverse lineup—and the sofa quickly took on a life of its own. Everyone wanted to sit on it, take a picture with it, own it. “When we were doing GUTS, we weren’t in prime-time but we wanted the couch [on set],” says GUTS co-creator and former Nickelodeon president Albie Hecht. “There were many, many fights over the couch.”
What happened to the original sofa? “Oh my god,” says a laughing Darby. “I don’t think anyone has it.” Jokes Hecht, “I will tell you where the couch is. Remember the end of Raiders of the Lost Ark?”—a reference to the giant government storage facility that houses the Ark of the Covenant.
In reality, there were multiple orange couches. One had black piping and was used for promos; another was trucked around for events with fans. As of 2017, one of the originals is still at Nickelodeon headquarters. A second is owned by former N.B.A. star Shaquille O’Neal. According to O’Neal’s manager: “he liked it, asked for it, and they gave it to him.”
Courtesy of Steve Thomas. Sketches testing out various logos for Snick. Steve Thomas developed the concept, and the artist James Spegman helped develop the logo.
Like the rest of Nickelodeon’s golden age, SNICK was different from everything children’s TV had stood for in the past. In its early days, the network bucked trends and ignored experts, capturing an impressionable generation’s attention during the rise of cable. “Before Nickelodeon, there were two kinds of kids TV: there were puppet-derivative pre-school shows, and Saturday-morning cartoons. And we saw the opportunity to give kids what adults had,” Scannell explains.
“Whenever you’re an early teen or tween, there is not a lot to do on Saturday nights. Nickelodeon found a way to plug in to that particular demographic and give us stories with real people that we could connect to,” says Adam Sweeney, co-director of an upcoming Nickelodeon documentary called The Orange Years. “A lot of those characters in a way felt like our best friends.” SNICK even helped Sweeney keep in touch with his real-life elementary school best friend, Scott Barber, after Sweeney’s family moved; he and Barber used to tune in to SNICK together, speaking on the phone as it aired. Decades later, Barber is co-directing The Orange Years with him.
“There was also a kind of shared consciousness with kids all across the nation,” Barber adds. “You kept hearing parents all the time [say], ‘Get outside and play! Get off the couch!’ Nickelodeon was actively telling you it was cool to hang out [on the couch] and be part of the Nick family”—a place where kids could own their own orange furniture, bond over Midnight Society stories, and follow the advice of Clarissa’s spunky, stylish lead.
Clockwise from top left: Melissa Joan Hart in Los Angeles, recreating a therapist and patient scene in Rockaway Beach, Long Island, and the orange couch in the woods in Westchester, NY. Courtesy of Barbara Kanowitz.
After several lineup changes as series cycled in and out of production, SNICK would eventually end in 2004—though it did return nine years later for a “SNICK-iversary” on a Nickelodeon satellite channel, TeenNick. (TeenNick is now set to commemorate the block’s 25th anniversary by showing old SNICK programming throughout August, including a re-airing of SNICK’s first night, on August 15.) The resurfaced excitement around SNICK and its mascot, even more than two decades after it aired, proved the continuing power of the team’s creation. In the early days, says Scanell, “we would hear stories about kids’ SNICK parties, sending us pictures or drawings of the big orange couch.” It was just like the block’s famous intro: “everybody would crowd onto the couch like they’d crowd into a car, the TV would come on, and it would be time for SNICK.”
Twenty-five years later, Saturday Night Nick and its shows live on through those once-young viewers, who’ve held onto their orange-tinted, weekend memories well into adulthood, passing them onto future generations.
“It’s awesome to have people come up to you and go, ‘Man [if] I had a bad week when I was a kid, I would go home and watch Kenan and Kel and I would be so happy. I would look forward to the weekend to see you,’ ” Mitchell says . “Saturday Nickelodeon: there will never be another one.”
In celebration of the global launch of the New Balance X-90 Knit, a sneaker that combines the best of the 90s with 2018 street style, Foot Locker and New Balance have announce their plans to open a “Rewind to the 90s” Pop-Up Shop in Los Angeles, California. The experiential Foot Locker store, located at 939 Studio, will be free and open to the public daily from 12-7 p.m. from Aug. 10-14, 2018.
Designed by Stadium Status Group to be a fully immersive experience, the pop-up will take its visitors back in time to interact with decade-relevant products, music, TV and fashion. The series of themed spaces include a Nickelodeon Double Dare photo opportunity, a SNICK Lounge, a Koosh ball pit, and a throwback bedroom. Visitors of the 90’s pop up will have the unique opportunity to step inside a capture studio and be transformed into holograms. Upon exiting the room, each guest will be able to view their 90’s themed hologram projected into custom-designed holographic displays.
“New Balance’s newest model, the X-90, is a great opportunity for Foot Locker to nostalgically immerse our LA consumers into the decade,” said Patrick Walsh, VP of Marketing for Foot Locker North America. “The pop-up is not only a store but an experiential space, reminiscent of 90s youth culture.”
The featured New Balance X-90 Knit ($100) was inspired by the classic 99x series and fuses sport with style, making it disruptive and yet true to New Balance’s classic look. The pop-up will also offer a variety of other New Balance products, including an exclusive, early-release of the X-90 Recon ($110), in advance of the Sept. 1 global release date.
“We saw the X-90 launch as a huge opportunity to not only showcase New Balance’s authentic heritage through a new silhouette, but tap into a cultural phenomenon with a strong, global partner,” said Chris Davis, VP Global Marketing, New Balance. “Foot Locker helped bring the ‘Rewind to the 90’s’ experience to life with their unique point-of-view, pulse on culture, and strong brand identity.”
Watch all your '90s Nickelodeon favorites on NickSplat, your late-night destination for your favorite childhood Nickelodeon cartoons and live-action shows! NickSplat doesn't question football-shaped heads, but embrace them - along with Reptar bars, a Big Ear of Corn, orange soda, and even slime for Pete (and Pete's) sake. Make your slime-covered Nickelodeon childhood dreams come true every night at 11 PM ET/PT, only on TeenNick USA! #NickSplat!
All your questions are being answered in this classic All That moment, featuring Amanda Bynes in her first “Ask Ashley” sketch. Be sure to catch more All That on Nick Splat!
Watch all your '90s Nickelodeon favorites on NickSplat, your late-night destination for your favorite childhood Nickelodeon cartoons and live-action shows! NickSplat doesn't question football-shaped heads, but embrace them - along with Reptar bars, a Big Ear of Corn, orange soda, and even slime for Pete (and Pete's) sake. Make your slime-covered Nickelodeon childhood dreams come true every night at 11 PM ET/PT, only on TeenNick USA! #NickSplat!
Ever wanted to have your birthday at Good Burger? Watch how above and beyond Ed (Kel Mitchell) will go for you in this birthday scene with Amanda Bynes. Catch more All That on NickSplat!
Watch all your '90s Nickelodeon favorites on NickSplat, your late-night destination for your favorite childhood Nickelodeon cartoons and live-action shows! NickSplat doesn't question football-shaped heads, but embrace them - along with Reptar bars, a Big Ear of Corn, orange soda, and even slime for Pete (and Pete's) sake. Make your slime-covered Nickelodeon childhood dreams come true every night at 11 PM ET/PT, only on TeenNick USA! #NickSplat!
Watch all your '90s Nickelodeon favorites on NickSplat, your late-night destination for your favorite childhood Nickelodeon cartoons and live-action shows! NickSplat doesn't question football-shaped heads, but embrace them - along with Reptar bars, a Big Ear of Corn, orange soda, and even slime for Pete (and Pete's) sake. Make your slime-covered Nickelodeon childhood dreams come true every night at 11 PM ET/PT, only on TeenNick USA! #NickSplat!
Lori Beth Denberg has some more vital information for your everyday life!
Watch all your '90s Nickelodeon favorites on NickSplat, your late-night destination for your favorite childhood Nickelodeon cartoons and live-action shows! NickSplat doesn't question football-shaped heads, but embrace them - along with Reptar bars, a Big Ear of Corn, orange soda, and even slime for Pete (and Pete's) sake. Make your slime-covered Nickelodeon childhood dreams come true every night at 11 PM ET/PT, only on TeenNick USA! #NickSplat!
Watch out for Kenan (Kenan Thompson) as he saves a very ‘90s president, and catch more Kenan and Kel on NickSplat!
Watch all your '90s Nickelodeon favorites on NickSplat, your late-night destination for your favorite childhood Nickelodeon cartoons and live-action shows! NickSplat doesn't question football-shaped heads, but embrace them - along with Reptar bars, a Big Ear of Corn, orange soda, and even slime for Pete (and Pete's) sake. Make your slime-covered Nickelodeon childhood dreams come true every night at 11 PM ET/PT, only on TeenNick USA! #NickSplat!
Keep the change yah filthy animals, ‘cause Super Dude is here! Watch Kenan Thompson’s finest hour as the legendary All That hero, and catch more All That on NickSplat, and make sure to tune into the Wild 'N Out All That Reunion Special, premiering Thursday, March 15 at 11/10c on MTV USA!
Watch all your '90s Nickelodeon favorites on NickSplat, your late-night destination for your favorite childhood Nickelodeon cartoons and live-action shows! NickSplat doesn't question football-shaped heads, but embrace them - along with Reptar bars, a Big Ear of Corn, orange soda, and even slime for Pete (and Pete's) sake. Make your slime-covered Nickelodeon childhood dreams come true every night at 11 PM ET/PT, only on TeenNick USA! #NickSplat!
Nickelodeon's Short Films By Short People presents "Attack of the Giant Vulture!" This gargantuan avian beast is wreaking havoc in the city and it's up to three girls to stop him! This '90s interstitial probably gave you nightmares as a kid!
Watch all your '90s Nickelodeon favorites on NickSplat, your late-night destination for your favorite childhood Nickelodeon cartoons and live-action shows! NickSplat doesn't question football-shaped heads, but embrace them - along with Reptar bars, a Big Ear of Corn, orange soda, and even slime for Pete (and Pete's) sake. Make your slime-covered Nickelodeon childhood dreams come true every night at 10pm ET/PT, only on TeenNick USA! #NickSplat!
You gotta watch out for those old ladies! Join Amanda Bynes, who you may remember as Cousin Oliver from The Brady Bunch, as she reports on this horrendous outbreak!:
Watch all your '90s Nickelodeon favorites on NickSplat, your late-night destination for your favorite childhood Nickelodeon cartoons and live-action shows! NickSplat doesn't question football-shaped heads, but embrace them - along with Reptar bars, a Big Ear of Corn, orange soda, and even slime for Pete (and Pete's) sake. Make your slime-covered Nickelodeon childhood dreams come true every night at 10pm ET/PT, only on TeenNick USA! #NickSplat!
Ulysses Schwartz (Kenan Thompson) hosts the newest gameshow The Best Friends Forever Show! Ross (Nick Cannon) and Julius (Danny Tamberelli) compete for some rad prizes at an "unfriendly" cost!:
Watch all your '90s Nickelodeon favorites on NickSplat, your late-night destination for your favorite childhood Nickelodeon cartoons and live-action shows! NickSplat doesn't question football-shaped heads, but embrace them - along with Reptar bars, a Big Ear of Corn, orange soda, and even slime for Pete (and Pete's) sake. Make your slime-covered Nickelodeon childhood dreams come true every night at 10pm ET/PT, only on TeenNick USA! #NickSplat!
