Tag: Nickelodeon
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Nickelodeon & Cartoon Network Ratings Have Dropped Over 85% in Just 10 Years & Now They Are Merging
In a major change for children’s television, Paramount Global is poised to acquire Cartoon Network as part of an impending deal to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery. The transaction would place two of the industry’s most iconic kids’ networks under one roof, setting the stage for a full integration that executives believe is necessary to address…
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47 Years Ago Today: Nickelodeon First Launched on Cable TV & Changed Children’s TV Forever
Forty-seven years ago today, on April 1, 1979, a groundbreaking moment unfolded in the world of television when Nickelodeon officially launched as the first cable network dedicated entirely to children. What began as a modest experiment in interactive cable technology quickly evolved into a cultural phenomenon that redefined how kids experienced entertainment, fostering creativity, humor,…
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Nickelodeon Brings Back Beloved Classics ‘Rugrats,’ ‘Hey Arnold!,’ ‘The Fairly OddParents,’ and ‘Wallykazam!’ to TeenNick and Nick Jr.
Nickelodeon is set to bring back four beloved animated series to its TeenNick and Nick Jr. linear channels starting Monday, September 8, 2025. The iconic Nicktoons Rugrats, Hey Arnold!, and The Fairly OddParents will light up late-night and early-morning schedules on TeenNick, while the imaginative preschool series Wallykazam! makes a triumphant return to Nick Jr.’s…
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How to Watch the 2025 Kids Choice Awards Live on Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV & More on June 21
Get ready to be slimed! The 2025 Kids’ Choice Awards are streaming live today with more star power, surprises, and splashes of green goo than ever before. From A-list celebrities and chart-topping performers to fan-favorite TV shows, movies, and games, this year’s show promises to be an unforgettable, action-packed celebration of everything kids love. Whether…
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SpongeBob SquarePants Becomes the Longest-Running Animated Kids Show of All Time
Who lives in a pineapple under the sea…and now holds a TV record? As of this past weekend, SpongeBob SquarePants has officially surpassed Arthur to become the longest-running animated children’s show ever. The Nickelodeon hit, which first aired in 1999, celebrated its 25th anniversary last year and shows no signs of slowing down. The achievement…
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Nickelodeon & The Disney Channel Saw Viewership Plummet Up to 34% in 2023 as Kids Stop Watching Cable TV Networks
The numbers are out, and it may not surprise you that most cable TV networks lost viewership in 2023. Though it may surprise you that children’s cable TV networks were some of the hardest hit. Variety released their report on the status of cable TV networks in 2023. According to that list, children’s networks were…
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The Recap: FCC’s Plan to Kill Junk Fees, Disappearing Apps, and More
Cord cutting has taken its toll on cable companies, which we’ve seen every time Comcast or Charter Communications reports earnings and continued losses on the TV side. But what gets less attention are the small local cable TV companies, and things are even uglier. There have been a string of cable companies that have either…
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Nickelodeon’s Noggin App Lets Your Child Learn From Paw Patrol, Dora the Explorer Characters
Nickelodeon’s interactive learning platform, Noggin, is adding customizable daily lessons called “Special Delivery,” which teaches kids with the help of their favorite Nick Jr. characters. Special Delivery offers kids a specially curated curriculum filled with games, videos, and activities every day they log in. Noggin’s team of educational experts, product developers, and designers tailor lessons…
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The Super Bowl Will Air on Nickelodeon & CBS in 2024
The NFL and Paramount are once again bringing the NFL to Nickelodeon, but this time, it will air next year’s Super Bowl game. This comes as both companies try to grow a new generation of NFL fans. With this deal, Paramount will air the big game on both CBS and Nickelodeon. “We are unbelievably proud…
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Nickelodeon and NFL Team Up for Another Special Playoff Game Broadcast and New Highlight Show
Nickelodeon is bringing back the slime to the NFL’s Wild Card game this January. The kids’ network is teaming up with the NFL again to air a special broadcast of the game geared toward younger audiences, complete with on-screen graphics and commentary by kids in addition to the regular broadcast on CBS. The goal is…