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I agree, especially since the pendulum swang back this decade and now it's the live-action shows that are getting shafted (this also happened with Nick in the early 2000s, which kinda stunk since that era was was weaker than the late 90s and late 2000s in terms of Nicktoons). No, it always...

It can still do that without necessarily tackling serious issues. As someone who really likes Hey Arnold (seasons 3-5, the first 2 are just okay), I always found that comedy was its main strength over that (which is why fan favorites like Pigeon Man, Helga on the Couch, and Arnold's Christmas I...

I've always liked the stinger credits (though it tended to be annoying when they'd focus on one segment, thus leaving the other segment of the half-hour in the dust), but it never hit me until now that the Disney XD originals never had them. If I recall, The 7D was actually an attempt to make a...

2001's The Candy Dance/Caramelldansen is pretty bad.

Seems that the game is getting a PC port, as I noticed that it got a Steam page a few days ago. Meanwhile, the Xbox Series X version eventually released last year on October 23.

This trailer's got a better music choice than the previous one, though I feel like it could've poked fun at the premise a little more (I do kinda like the plot of alternate universe Stuart interacting with main universe Stuart to warn him about the future).

I saw the film on Thursday, and I thought it was pretty good! I have some more (spoilered) thoughts down below:

Pretty funny that 2 Grinch sequel projects were announced on the same day (it's a good marketing tactic if intentional, and a well timed coincedence if it wasn't).

Not too familiar with the first three, but the tenures of Rich Ross, Carolina Lightcap, and Gary Marsh were the best eras for the network (Anne Sweeny's was decent, and Ayo Davis' has been okay).

I guess future versions of their past adaptions are exempt from this.

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-news/grinch-sequel-in-the-works-jim-carrey-1236595265/ The live-action How the Grinch Stole Christmas adaption from 2000 starring James Eugene Carrey has been announced to have a sequel in the works. It's being developed by Universal Studios and...

Voyage, Tree63's newest single since How Much Longer? (which was their first new song in over a decade) came out on November 20, released 12 days ago (and like How Much Longer?, it's pretty good).

Something I'd personally consider a death is May 17, 2013, as the standard definition feed for CN (and several other Turner networks) was eliminated for a downscaling of the high definition feed, which sucked since they stretched 4:3 programs to widescreen on the HD feed (and took until over a...

Hey, Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness and Tak and the Power of Juju are at least a 7/10! The actual mid-tier cartoons Nick has are usually from this decade (like Glitch Techs and Max & the Midknights). I think Loud House definitely had some of these at launch, but would slowly fall out of...

I don't, I found it a tad annoying.

Finally they're returning one of their better DTVA shows from this decade (though outside of the mediocre Moon Girl, none of them are bad) after over a year, on top of giving the just decent Lilo & Stitch show (just decent is also what I'd call the original film) a break. I never bought that...

I agree that Finding Nemo and The Incredibles were overhyped, even if I do like them. Cars was Pixar's best film since Monsters, Inc. in a chronological order, but Cars 2 I find a bit funnier, and Cars 3 is good, but not as much as the other 2 (same goes for the 2 Planes spin-offs).

Hey, this kid wants to know about what this could be!!

Pretty cool to see that Trine's still getting sequels every few years since its release almost 17 years ago. The time between this and Trine 5 is the 2nd shortest gap between Trines at 3 years (behind Trine 1 and 2 at nearly 2 and a half years), as the other gaps (Trine 2 and 3, Trine 3 and 4...

The 2000 single Who Let the Dogs Out by High Voltage/The Baha Boys/Baha Men is actually a cover of the 1998 Trinidadian song Doggie by Anslem Douglas.

I have mixed thoughts on Scrat returning (I think it would've been funny if Ivy Supersonic got the full rights to Scrat [who she initially created as Sqrat] and I'm not very fond of Baby Scrat), but overall this sneak peek's looking quite good. Glad to know that Crash and Eddie returned despite...

Something interesting I noticed about Good Luck Charlie (which marathoned today) is that while it's been absent from Disney Channel for a few years this decade (2021, 2023-2024, and also 2025 barring Good Luck Jessie: NYC Christmas), its Christmas DCOM (Good Luck Charlie: It's Christmas!) has...

"Hey everybody! I, have a bruised coccyx!" "...Oh, come on. That's a funny word. COCCYX!"

A story in 4 parts.

Easily 2004 (2002-2003 were decent and 2000-2001 were meh). It was the first year of the 21st century (since 2000 is considered by some to still be 20th century) to have more than 1 live-action show with 100 or more airings (and thus the animation dominance went down a bit), SpongeBob season 3...

It'd be funnier if they kept Jeremy Shada as Finn despite this (in fact, go further in the opposite direction and bring back his older brother Zack Shada from the pilot!).

Ironically Lizzie McGuire's the only show listed here I don't care for (I don't think it's bad, but it never interested me). I don't think their 2010s fare feels alienating (though I'm kinda biased towards it), but I can understand the argument as to why it felt different from their earlier output.

https://www.ign.com/articles/avatar-the-last-airbender-aaa-rpg-announced-in-2024-is-dead Saber Interactive's AAA RPG based on Avatar: The Last Airbender (which had a working title of Ice Wars) which announced back in October 2024 for release in 2027/2028, has been cancelled. No other news came...

https://www.cgmagonline.com/news/toy-story-3-remaster-and-retro-collection/ 2 re-releases of classic Toy Story games were announced today. Toy Story: Retro Roundup! is a compilation including Toy Story's SNES/Genesis/Game Boy ports, and Toy Story 2, Toy Story Racer, Buzz Lightyear of Star...

https://www.gematsu.com/2026/06/playstation-plus-classics-catalog-to-add-gitaroo-man-in-june-psi-ops-the-mindgate-conspiracy-in-july-and-onimusha-dawn-of-dreams-in-august 3 PS2 titles join the classics lineup: 2001's Gitaroo Man (which got a PSP port in 3006 that has more features, thus making...

2009's Black Mirror II: Reigning Evil was rated T/PEGI 12, while 2011's Black Mirror III: Final Fear was rated M/PEGI 16. Ironically a reversal of this situation happened at the start (depending on the region), as 2003's The Black Mirror was rated M by ESRB but was rated 12 by PEGI.

Well that's better to hear then! So Legendary Dudas should actually be bumped to at least 8 airings.

Dang it! So BADdle School Moguls got a rerun while Legendary Dudas didn't get any!!!

Legendary Dudas also only had 6 half-hours, so the show never had any reruns on Nick (same with Middle School Moguls's 5 episodes but I'm not sad that one wasn't reran). Interesting that 2008 was Drake and Josh's biggest year considering that the main show ended last year and this year only had...

While the 2020 single Fly Away by Toni Watson/Tones and I has a live-action music video, it has an animated lyrics video.

Suprising but welcoming that Penn Zero's getting a 13 hour marathon instead of airing at 2am/3am like their other older shows.

In terms of wacky expressions/wild takes/"next big meme faces"/whatever you wanna call them in modern SpongeBob, I've never really been bothered by them, because I find Mickey Mouse 2013 to be a worse offender in this.

Some of these funkier season orders can be explained by ordered seasons being split up in packaged airings or vice versa (ex: Uncle Grandpa season 3 is actually season 2B, and seasons 4 and 5 are actually seasons 3A and 3B).

Huh, did not know that. I wonder where people got the production codes from.