Paramount+ has suddenly removed As Told By Ginger from its programming library.
Fans recently took notice that the Nickelodeon animated series had disappeared from the streaming service, leaving many worried about the availability of the beloved Nicktoon. Unfortunately, the loss of this animated classic from Paramount’s platform means that it cannot be legally viewed anywhere at the moment, as it currently isn’t available on any digital storefront. While there have been instances in the past of removed series playing leapfrog from one streaming service to another, an official comment has yet to be released by Paramount, meaning nothing has been confirmed when it comes to As Told By Ginger.
Rather than focusing on adventures taking place under the sea like SpongeBob SquarePants or attempting to take over the world like Invader Zim, Ginger’s animated series took a page from shows like Doug, creating an interesting yet mundane setting for its titular character. First premiering in the year 2000, the series would garner three seasons and became a cult classic for many Nickelodeon fans over the years. While a sequel series and/or spin-off was never announced, it still remains one of the more popular NickToons thanks to its storytelling, and it seems that the only way to legally revisit the show at this point is via physical media.
Nickelodeon describes As Told By Ginger as such, “Middle schooler Ginger Foutley thinks she’s a geek – but doesn’t want to be. She and her best pals, Dodie, Macie and Darren, aspire to shake the “geek” label and get in with the cool crowd. Will they succeed? As Told By Ginger offers the rare opportunity to get a definitive answer: unlike most animated shows, the characters aren’t stuck at one age – they actually get older as the show progresses — and the whole series is one continuing story.” Following the loss of this series on Paramount+, the question arises what other Nicktoons might be getting the axe.
As of the writing of this article, the streaming service still has Nickelodeon classics like SpongeBob SquarePants, Rocko’s Modern Life, Rugrats, Hey Arnold!, The Wild Thornberrys, and Rocket Power, to name a few. Fingers crossed that other animated fare from the cable network remains on Paramount+, but these days, it feels like nothing is safe when it comes to streaming.
The move echoes Paramount+ around the same time last year, when the platform removed a raft of Nickelodeon programing, including Doug. In a statement, a Paramount spokesperson said that the title purges are part of the company’s normal process of removing and adding titles, which is done on a monthly and quarterly basis.
Update (1/6/26): Unfortunately, two more classic Nickelodeon series were removed from Paramount+ during the winter holidays: KaBlam! and it's spin-off, Action League Now!.
Update (1/20/26): A slew of Nickelodeon shows and specials were removed from Paramount+ on New Year's Day, including:
- The Adventures of Paddington (2019 series)
- Bob the Builder Classic (1999 series)
- Bob the Builder (2015 series)
- Frankie and Frank
- Kiri & Lou
- LEGO City Adventures
- LEGO Jurassic World
- Nick Arcade
- Nick News
- Ryan’s Christmas Time Special!
- Turtle Power: The Definitive History of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Update (4/3): Paramount+ removed Max & Ruby on March 25.
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Originally published: December 19, 2025.
Original source: ComicBook.com (II).
