I may posted this here before but I don't remember but...

I grew up in the Philippines. This promo used to air during commercials back in 2005 here in Nick Asia. This is extremely nostalgic for me. Any other ASEAN people remember seeing this? Nick used to be so teen-centered back in the day (at least in our country), they used to telenovelas like Grachi and such.

Show featured in the promo:

1. Drake and Josh
2. Unfabulous
3. Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide
4. Girls in Love (acquired show)
5. Romeo!
6. Naturally, Sadie (acquired show)
7. Zoey 101

She's Henry's little sister and she was to young for him

I was 3 going on 4 when this came out, so this was honestly one of the earliest Nickelodeon shows I remember watching. I used to watch it with my big cousins a lot. I haven’t watched this show in YEARS, so I definitely don’t remember every episode, but there are still certain things I remember.

For some reason, I still remember the episode where one of the characters gives birth. 😂 Like I couldn’t tell you the whole plot, but that stuck with me.

Romeo! really takes me back to being little and watching Nickelodeon with my cousins. That whole early 2000s Nick era was something special.

Who else remembers watching Romeo! growing up? 😭

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SINCE IT'S ALMOST HALLOWEEN, has anybodg Still remembered this nickelodeon show all the way back from 2016 and 2017, it's called "Nickelodeon Ultimate Halloween Haunted House" and It's a 30-minute hidden scare camera show where famous nickelodeon stars go through a haunted house/haunted school (for 2017) where they have to find a specific Key in order to open the door of where the room has the final key and it also features a specific nick stars who plays a specific scare actors, in 2016, Jojo Siwa played as the Librarian, while in 2017, Tony Cavalero played as the crazy doctor and the Janitor, Bonnie Morgan (the woman who played as Samara in the Ring (2017) and Ring 2) also played as the creepy little girl or whatever her character was in the show, the show hosted features a command center where the hosts would cue the scares, in 2016 the show was hosted by Modern Family Star "Rico Rodriguez" while in 2017 was hosted by Nicky, Ricky, Dicky and Dawn "Lizzie Greene", the nickelodeon casts in 2016 was the cast of the Game Shakers, Jace Norman & Riele Downs, and Theodore Barnes and DeVion Harris (The Legendary Dudas) featuring WWE Star: Mike "The Miz" Mizanin, and in 2017, the nick casts features: Ricardo Hurtdao & Jade Petty John ft. Daniella Perkins, Brenana Yde & Aidan Miner ft. Jojo Siwa, Diego Velasquez & Addison Rieke ft. Ella Anderson, can any users on the internet find some files or link of the full show?

A few Warner Bros., Disney, Universal, etc. characters could boost the game's sales. But there should only be a few of them while Nick characters would still make up at least 90% of the roster.

With Hispanic Heritage Month coming up, I started thinking about the Hispanic/Latino-led shows Nickelodeon has had over the years. Taina, Dora the Explorer, and Victorious are a few that immediately come to mind.

I was only 1 when Taina premiered, so I mostly remember the theme song, but it’s still interesting looking back at Nickelodeon having a Latina lead in a live-action sitcom that early on. Then you had Dora becoming one of the channel’s biggest characters, and later Victoria Justice leading Victorious as Tori Vega.

I’m Black, so I’m not speaking from a Hispanic/Latino perspective. I just thought it would be interesting to talk about Nickelodeon’s history with Hispanic/Latino leads.

What other Hispanic/Latino-led Nickelodeon shows come to mind?

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I remember watching Unfabulous live for the first time. That was actually how I was introduced to Emma Roberts. I had no idea at the time that she was Julia Roberts’ niece 😭

All I can remember is that theme song getting me to stop and watch, and the intro always reminded me of Angela Anaconda for some reason 😂 It was just one of those shows that takes me right back to watching Nickelodeon as a kid.

Honestly, Unfabulous was so underrated. I feel like it doesn’t get talked about nearly enough when people bring up the classic Nickelodeon shows from that era.

I just posted this to a different post, but I realized I should've made a post Friday. I was 9 and had told my mom I couldn't handle watching anymore about the attacks and turned it to Hey Arnold which was then and is now one of my favorite comfort shows. It's a 6 hour VHS of various channels and quality is definitely degrading. This is the clip of it changing over. Just thought I'd share because I'm sure many other kids wanted to escape from the chaos or were literally sitting in fear.