Well, if the merger happened, I think they should do the opposite for Nick, where Nick would follow Disney (after the split of Disney Channel EMEA into SEE, ROA, MENA, and South Africa, after period of relaunching the Scandinavian feed), and start reconstructions by launching both Nickelodeon Eastern European and Western European signals in the places of Global channels, while MENA, Africa, Asia, and LA remains unchanged and keeps the Global channels, while CN would merge the ones like MENA, Africa, and Asia into one signal (CN Global or CN International; the first feed (Light or Limited) without LGBT programs and scenes, for Middle East, Asian countries like Malaysia and Indonesia, and Rest of Africa, while the second (Unlimited) contains these shows and scenes, dedicated to Republic of South Africa and Singapore, and both channels will have ad breaks in some markets).
Nick USA is no longer making live-action series, so I guess this makes sense?
Exactly what the Global compound should've done already. How come they chose that franchise over the earlier seasons of SpongeBob Squarepants, their most exploited franchise? I know they're bringing back those episodes within the next months, but I'm afraid that might not be permanent...
And I was hoping that the Skydance buyout would change things. Besides (and in spite of) all those channel shutdowns, Nickelodeon Global is still a zombie channel.Paramount and improvement do not come in pairs
Doesn't that also apply to Nickelodeon Spain?
To avoid misunderstandings: the channel is not removing the mentioned trio from its schedule. They are only being pushed to weekends because the SpongeBob Birthday Celebration stunt will air on weekdays.
I would add to your suggestion that the LatAm feeds of Nickelodeon would transfer back to a local management as a cost-cutting measure for Paramount Networks EMEAA's side of things, probably to the "Discovery Networks" playouts (like when WarnerMedia and Discovery merged: if a Warner-owned channel rebranded or migrated to high-definition, they switched it to the playouts used by the local branch of Discovery Networks). Either that or they'll just shut down the channel, leaving LatAm with just MTV, Comedy Central and most, if not all, of the WBDiscovery-owned channels.
They still are, but for other companies. Hollywood Arts will be going to Netflix with a planned premiere on Nick at some point, a bit like Fairly OddParents: A New Wish.
I was told Nick isn't prosucing anymore, must be in-house. But sadly there is no tween media anymore, the trend has become irreversible and there are even concerned parents on social media.
Copyright issues for Nick schedules? Really?
That doesn't mean they have to remove sit coms from the schedule.
Henry Danger is one of the most watched sit com in CEE and some other countries that's why its on our screens for 12 years. Also I don't like how Nick Germany remove most of the sit coms from the schedule because now it feels like SpongeBob and TLH spam and I'm getting to a point where I don't care if they merge with Nickelodeon CEE (GU) because rn I think CEE have the better schedule.
Yes it does.
Our newspapers wouldn't post listings for Nick, let alone so many basic cable channels, only basic highlights.
That explains a lot...
They don't really have to, since it doesn't mention that they are married or that Clyde is their son.
Well, the one on the left has bacon on his hat, and a pig's ear, considering pork is not allowed mostly in Islam (Judaism also does that IIRC)
Nickelodeon Asia is only good for being only HD feed they are not even airing the whole iCarly only the second season. I'm still waiting Bulgarian track to be added on Nickelodeon CEE I remember around 2016 there was but I don't know what happened with it.
