Nickelodeon

On the data. This is a collection, not a franchise. Nothing on it follows anything else on it, except inside each individual story. The sections exist because the honest answer to "is this a Nickelodeon show" is different for different rows, and lumping them together would be misleading. THE NICKTOONS. Eight shows Nickelodeon created at its own studio: Rugrats, SpongeBob SquarePants, Hey Arnold!, The Fairly OddParents, Danny Phantom, Jimmy Neutron, Invader Zim and The Loud House. Rugrats began in 1991 as one of the first three Nicktoons. SpongeBob started in 1999 and has never stopped. Three of them have an ending worth knowing about before you start. Hey Arnold! stopped in 2004 without answering its own central question and did not answer it until a film in 2017. Invader Zim was cancelled partway through its order in 2002 and got a film seventeen years later. Danny Phantom ended on a finale its own audience disliked and has only been continued in graphic novels. AVATAR IS COMPLICATED, so here is the whole shape of it. The original series ran on Nickelodeon from 2005 to 2008, and The Legend of Korra followed from 2012 to 2014. The 2010 live action film was a Nickelodeon Movies production and is widely considered the worst thing the brand has its name on. The 2024 live action series went to Netflix but was still made with Nickelodeon Productions. Avatar Studios, set up in 2021, is now making a film about an adult Aang and a new series called Seven Havens. Six titles, three different production setups, one world. THE TURTLES WERE BOUGHT, NOT MADE. This is the thing people get wrong most often. Viacom bought the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles outright in October 2009. Everything before that was somebody else's: the 1987 cartoon ran in syndication, and the 2003 series aired on Fox Box and then the CW, produced by Mirage Studios and 4Kids Entertainment. Nickelodeon owns all of it now and has made its own since, including Mutant Mayhem in 2023 and Tales of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Both the old cartoons and the new films are on this page, in their own section, so the difference is visible rather than hidden. BROUGHT IN FROM OUTSIDE. The 1998 Animorphs series aired on Nickelodeon but was made by Protocol Entertainment and Scholastic Productions, and the Animorphs novels have nothing to do with the channel, so only the series is here. Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events from 2004 was a Nickelodeon Movies film; the thirteen novels and the Netflix series are not, so only the film is here. PAW Patrol belongs to Spin Master and airs on Nick Jr. THE BORDERLINE CASES, NAMED. Several things on SagaList touched Nickelodeon without being Nickelodeon shows, and none of them is a row here. The Ace Ventura cartoon moved to the channel for its later episodes. Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness and the Madagascar spin-offs are DreamWorks shows that Nickelodeon aired. The 2021 Smurfs series aired on Nickelodeon in America and was made in Belgium and France. Winx Club is the closest call on the site: Nickelodeon co-produced its fifth through eighth seasons and made four specials, but the Winx Club page lists whole series rather than single seasons, so putting it here would claim more than is true. WHAT IS NOT HERE AND SHOULD BE. SagaList has no pages yet for Hey Arnold!, The Fairly OddParents, Danny Phantom, Jimmy Neutron, Invader Zim, Doug, The Ren and Stimpy Show, iCarly, Drake and Josh, Victorious, Dora the Explorer, The Loud House or Blue's Clues. Several of those are film and series combinations that would make real pages. They are simply not built. This page will grow when they are. Ticking a title here is the same tick as ticking it on its own page.

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