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Brand New Victorious 'Ice Cream for Kesha' 30" promo edited, produced and written by Allan Blatch for Nickelodeon UK. Graphics by Pixel DNA; Voiced by Jenny Gannon, Audio by Jungle Group.
You can find more information about "Victorious Month On Nickelodeon UK and Ireland" here.7:44pm Nicksclusive It's on Nick, and it's exclusive, which science tells us must mean it's a Nicksclusive! Today, behind the scenes at Victorious.
Nickelodeon UK is currently airing a compacted version of the first two series in four 90-minute specials. It will premiere series three and four in early 2012. A new CGI animation is in development and due to air in autumn/winter 2012, when the consumer products range is due to launch.
NCP's Winx Club drive bolstered by strong viewing figuresSeptember on air debut is a success, with 212,200 viewers tuning in since launch.
Nickelodeon Consumer Products' new girls property, Winx Club, has got off to a strong start on-air, in turn giving the licensing programme a boost.
The show launched in September on Nickelodeon and was the number two rated show on the channel for its launch weekend, plus the number one show for girls aged seven to 15, boosting ratings by 58 per cent.
Since launch 212,200 viewers have tuned in.
Having bought the rights to the property last year, Nickelodeon revoiced the existing content with in-house talent - including Kiki Palmer from True Jackson and Ariana Grande from Victorious - adding new themes and songs.
Nickelodeon UK is currently airing a compacted version of the first two series in four 90-minute specials. It will premiere series three and four in early 2012. A new CGI animation is in development and due to air in autumn/winter 2012, when the consumer products range is due to launch.
Jakks is the toy partner for markets including the UK, US, Canada, Australia and New Zealand, among other international territories. NCP is planning to expand the programme significantly over the coming months.
"It's great to see Winx Club being so well received by target audiences," said Mark Kingston, VP UK & Australia and pan-European retail development, NCP. "This bodes well for the show's licensing programme and confirms its rightful place in Nickelodeon's property portfolio, sitting between Dora the Explorer for pre-schoolers and tween and teen properties such as Victorious and Big Time Rush.
"We're looking forward to working with licensees and retailers on this exciting project and ensuring the Winx Club magic is spread across the UK."
STARS, SLIME, AND A WINNING SWEEP - KIDS' CHOICE AWARDS DELIVERS A STUNNING NIGHT OF ENTERTAINMENT
Australian Nickelodeon Kids’ Choice Awards 2011 – ENCORES Sat at 12pm; Sun at 10am on Nickelodeon
Hosted by iCarly U.S. stars JENNETTE MCCURDY & NATHAN KRESS
Stars including CODY SIMPSON, BINDI & ROBERT IRWIN, MATT PRESTON, KYLE SANDILANDS and more collected Nick blimps at the 2011 Australian Nickelodeon Kids’ Choice Awards (KCA's), showing that they rate on the kid scale as 110% awesome!
Broadcast live from The Sydney Entertainment Centre, the KCA’s kicked off with the iconic Orange Carpet (OC), where celebrities embraced the frenetic sea of kids. Nickelodeon’s irreverent LUKE & WYATT hosted an OC show counting down the KCA's, welcoming iCarly stars and KCA hosts JENNETTE MCCURDY and NATHAN KRESS to Australia for the first time.
To an ear-splitting chorus of kids, the main show kicked off in dynamic fashion with TIMOMATIC appearing from the audience singing a cover of 'I Want Candy' – re-versioned for the KCA’s as ‘I want Nick’! With the crowd amped, TIMOMATIC introduced the first musical number of the show as Australia’s sweetest X Factor judge NATALIE BASSINGTHWAIGHTE, who performed her sassy new single, 'All We Have'.
The first blimp of the night was soon claimed by international mega-star JUSTIN BIEBER for Hottest Guy Hottie, accepting his award via a link to Los Angeles where he thanked his Aussie fans from backstage on his current South American tour.
MEL B, X Factor’s toughest judge, teamed up with COMMANDO, the Biggest Losers’ toughest trainer, to present the Superfresh Award. A cross to the penguins enclosure at Sea World on the Gold Coast revealed the winners as the most super of the fresh, CODY SIMPSON. Cody’s limelight was soon replaced by bright green goo, as co-hosts JENNETTE and NATHAN kicked off the slime-fest with a remote control slimer, sending the highly-anticipated first sliming over the audience! CODY then performed a medley of his songs 'Just For You' and 'On My Mind', and the crowd went wild when they spotted their fan photos displayed on a huge screen behind him! Later, CODY took the title of Fave Aussie Muso as his second win of the night.
LUKE JACOBZ and WWE SUPERSTAR CM PUNK presented Fave Song, with winning tune 'Party Rock Anthem' by LMFAO revealed from the remains of a giant pinata. After a mealworms reveal, the Get Real award went to Australia's Got Talent before STAN WALKER got the crowd moving again with a medley of 'Loud' and 'Light it Up'.
Cheekiest category of the night was the Slime Minister award. With a record 1.6 million votes counted, Aussie kids embraced their chance to pass judgement on the green credentials of political leaders JULIA GILLARD and TONY ABBOTT. MATT PRESTON and RACHAEL FINCH played the role of election scrutinizers, revealing Gillard as the kids’ choice for greenest leader. A flamboyant Gillard look-alike made her acceptance speech before breaking out into some random dancing with JUSTICE CREW.
VICTORIA JUSTICE, star of Nickelodeon’s global hit Victorious, was voted by kids as the hottest of the Hottest Girl Hotties, beating out the local contenders. Star of hit Nick show iCarly and co-host of the KCA's, JENNETTE MCCURDY made it to the winners podium, taking out the comedic LOL Award after bursting to the stage from what iCarly fans would recognise to be a giant ‘spaghetti taco’!
JACK VIDGEN performed an inspiring rendition of Katy Perry song Firework, before NAT BASS and SAMANTHA HARRIS presented the award for Baddest Baddie, accepted by winner KYLE SANDILANDS via video from L.A on sunset strip. Awesome Oldie went to MATT PRESTON, and after Hall of Slime nominees GUY SEBASTIAN, NATALIE BASSINGTHWAIGHTE, BINDI and ROBERT IRWIN and ROVE all pleaded their cases, a giant flag rolled out from the back of the arena to reveal the winners: BINDI and ROBERT IRWIN.
The night culminated with the Awesome Aussie award, presented by SAMARA WEAVING and SHANNON NOLL. Revealed in a bird cage by illusionist COSENTINO, CODY SIMPSON claimed it as his third award of the night - a full sweep!
The night ended in the true spirit of the KCA's, as the final 100L of the nights’ 5 tonnes of slime was unloaded onto the audience, capping off an unforgettable night.
Complete list of the Australian Nickelodeon Kids’ Choice Award 2011 winners:
Hall Of Slime - Bindi and Robert Irwin
Super Fresh Award - Cody Simpson
Get Real Award - Australia’s Got Talent
Baddest Baddie - Kyle Sandilands
LOL Award - Jennette McCurdy
Awesome Aussie - Cody Simpson
Fave Song - LMFAO ‘Party Rock Anthem’
Awesome Oldie - Matt Preston
Aussie Muso - Cody Simpson
Hottest Guy Hottie - Justin Bieber
Hottest Girl Hottie - Victoria Justice
Slime Minister - Julia Gillard
Fave TV Show - Wizards Of Waverly Place
Fave TV Star - Selena Gomez
Top Toon - SpongeBob Squarepants
Fave Movie - Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part II
Fave International Artist - Katy Perry
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About Nickelodeon Kids’ Choice Awards
2011 marks the 9th year of the Australian Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards - the biggest live event for kids in Australia! Boasting massive audience participation each year and over 1.2 million votes cast via online and iTV, it is the only televised awards show in Australia that grants kids the power to vote for their favourites and gives both the kids and the stars “the slime of their lives”. The U.S. Kids’ Choice Awards show first premiered in 1987 and since then Nickelodeon has launched eight fully localised versions around the globe. Today it is a worldwide phenomenon, with the show being watched in more than 205 million households across Nickelodeon's 34 channels.
About Nickelodeon Networks
Now in its 32nd year globally and 16th year in Australia, Nickelodeon is the number one entertainment brand for kids and the company has built a diverse, global business by putting kids first in everything it does. Nickelodeon Australia has been named Channel of The Year twice by the ASTRA Awards and won numerous other awards for local productions, events and digital applications. Nickelodeon and Nick Jr. channels air 24 hours a day, seven days a week and are seen in over 2.2 million households via FOXTEL and AUSTAR. The company portfolio extends across television, online, mobile, theme parks, consumer products and music. www.nickelodeon.com.au.
