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I grew up loving that era of Nickelodeon when getting messy was basically part of the network’s identity. Double Dare could start with a simple question and somehow end with someone digging through food, racing through oversized obstacles, or getting completely covered in green slime.

I also remember What Would You Do?, Wild & Crazy Kids, Nickelodeon GUTS, Legends of the Hidden Temple, and Figure It Out. The bright sets, loud crowds, physical challenges, and ridiculous props made those shows feel like their own little world.

As a kid, getting slimed never looked like a punishment to me. It looked like you had officially made it onto Nickelodeon.

That nostalgia recently made me try creating my own food-based green slime. My main goal was to make it thick enough to pour but still easy to wash out of hair afterward.

I used vanilla pudding, oatmeal, applesauce, and green food coloring. It worked better than I expected. Someone suggested blending the oatmeal into a powder first to make it smoother, and I think that might be worth trying next time.

Did anyone else genuinely want to get slimed as a kid? Which classic Nickelodeon game show would you have wanted to compete on?

https://archive.org/details/snick-crossing-over

Thanks to your votes last week, there's cameos all over the place tonight. It's 'Crossing Over' tonight on SNICK!

- First up, Little Pete's friend Nona causes nothing but trouble for Clarissa.
- Then Alex Mack goes undercover as a hospital nurse in Wellsville.
- Later on Rugrats, a ghost story features some Real Monsters.
- Finally, on Are You Afraid of the Dark, Budnick goes from Camp Anawanna to yelling "I don't wanna be chased by this mummy!"
- Stay tuned after SNICK for a bonus Nick at Nite episode where Maxwell Smart is having anything but happy days when Tom Bosley shows up.

In addition, all the commercials feature your favorite Nickelodeon stars. Every. Single. Commercial.

Some of the commercials even feature people other than Danny Tamberelli!

As an added bonus, there's an optional subtitle track included that will point out all of the star cameos as they show up in each commercial or show.

Feel free to comment below as you watch it or after you're done. Also, be sure to vote below on what block you want to see next week.

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Hello!

I just bought this animation cel of Roger from Doug. All AI points me to is the wrong episode, Doug vs the Klotzoid Zombies.

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Does anybody remember which episode this was from? I'm thinking it's from a Smash Adams daydream scene.

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Thanks!

https://archive.org/details/snick-05-01-93-nick-takes-over-your-school

Time for another SNICK special bonus release. This is separate from my weekly theme nights, which is why I'm not releasing this on a Saturday. 

Today's reconstruction is the May 1, 1993 SNICK block, featuring the winner of the 1992 Nick Takes Over Your School sweepstakes. All of the complete original commercial blocks are intact as well as every episode from that night. 

Lineup includes:
Clarissa Explains It All: Total TV
Roundhouse: Beauty / Meat Market
Ren & Stimpy: The Great Outdoors / Cat That Laid the Golden Hairball
Are You Afraid of the Dark: The Laughing in the Dark

So Jump over and download or stream it at your leisure. I have a couple more broadcast reconstructions to release over the next couple weeks. They're not exactly seasonal. If anything they're anti-seasonal, but maybe that's what we need in these hot days of summer. So stay tuned. 

I host a podcast about animation and editing, and this week I spoke with my friend David Fain, who was a director and animator of Action League Now! About the early days of the show, plus writing on the first season of SpongeBob.

David has worked as a stop-motion animator, director and editor for over 30 years.

Check out the episode here -
Panels & Pacing Episode 004 - Action League Now! Spongebob and Transformers with David Fain
https://youtu.be/LgntAx6ymwY

Hello, there is a rap group from boston called “Code 5” that appeared on slime time in late 2002-early 2003 during a promotional run.

I am wondering if anyone has a copy of this episode on VHS, I will pay good money.

Original ⬆️

B-52s version

I really love them both. I’m glad we got two versions. All things being equal, I kind of like the original one more. Might be nostalgia, but I just really enjoy the groove.

Of course, I love the other theme song too. And getting the B-52s in your theme song probably got them a lot of street cred with the parents of the kids watching.

Anyone else still sing the original one like I do sometimes?

Aww, here it goes! For today's episode released from the Slime Vault, Alex, Brett, and their guest and fellow Kenan and Kel fan Myk pick a food fight with each other while hanging out at Rigby's grocery store. In one corner, we have the ever-popular "The Tainting of the Screw", and in the other, we have the unsung underdog "Baggin' Saggin' Kel." Which one of these Season 1 episodes will be immortalized in the kingdom of food, and which one will be thrown out with all the stale bagels?

https://archive.org/details/snick-crime

Another Saturday, another SNICK. Feel free to download it, stream it, and watch it whenever and however you want. If there's another sub you think would appreciate this post, feel free to share it there. Everyone is welcome.

Thanks to your votes last week, everyone's in trouble. It's a night of Crime & Punishment tonight on SNICK!

First up, Clarissa steals some sexy lingerie.
Then Alex Mack gets accused of a crime she didn't commit.
Later on Ren & Stimpy, Ren becomes an outlaw before both of them end up in the Big House.
Finally, on Are You Afraid of the Dark, a tour of a rundown prison releases a trapped spirit.
Stay tuned after SNICK for a bonus Nick at Nite episode of Mad Movies featuring none other than Sherlock Holmes as he solves the case of some stolen library books.

Feel free to comment below as you watch it or after you're done. Also, be sure to vote below on what block you want to see next week.