>Lost Dan Schneider because he turned out to be a disgusting pervert
>Spongebob hasn't had a million viewers since 2020
>Doubling down on terrible spinoffs and reboots
I-is Nickelodeon dying?
>Lost Dan Schneider because he turned out to be a disgusting pervert
America is dying.
It could be worse, you could be Cartoon Network and only have two original shows
CN is so dead that it makes 2009 look like a golden age
I'm afraid the loud house is being cancelled and won't get an 8th season.
Nickelodeon is now SpongeBob SquarePants 24/7 network
I hope they are only airing the Hillenberg and Waller episodes, the Tibbitt ones are fucking boring
Damn the state of western animation we have SpongeBob channel teen titans go channel and brown girl Millennial trauma adventures that gets canceled after 3 seasons channel like it’s over
What happened to Nicktoons being the dumping ground for unwanted series?
Don't they still have Loud House, a cartoon that's actually made for kids and not pro-incest pervs? Oh, and A:TLA is finally coming out on Netflix.
They saw how CN was doing with Boomerang and decided to replicate it.
>Don't they still have Loud House, a cartoon that's actually made for kids and not pro-incest pervs?
They're severely scaling it back because the main show isn't bringing in the eyeballs
They want to do a spinoff of some sort with characters kids actually want to watch instead of Lincoln the Lame-ass cuckboi
What does CN even have?
Gumball reruns?
cable is dying
>>Lost Dan Schneider because he turned out to be a disgusting pervert
Lost Dan Schneider because it became too hard to publicly ignore/downplay him being a disgusting pervert.
Also teen nick literally only shows Henry danger all day every day since last year. Every once in a while they change the schedule like now for some reason they’re doing an icarly marathon but they made some really dumb decisions. That, they took of the 90s at night throwback, they only have one new show monster high getting good reviews and they’re best since loud house and so far hasn’t been cancelled and forgotten, and having events and paying attention to fans like they use to in the 2000s. Internet is better now so if enough people watch they should do that
someone must've used a monkey paw because next week teennick is having a 5 day loud house marathon. christ, why?
It died a long time ago. Spongebob was Nick's alpha & omega
Only way to sugar coat Nickelodeon is that they’re at least only the second worst off kids channel as 2020s cn is just the saddest fucking thing I’ve ever seen like what’s left now that isn’t ending soon teen titans go and we baby bears? And like adult swims starting as a boomerang block before airing their shows like damn
>>Lost Dan Schneider because he turned out to be a disgusting pervert
literally no proof of him being a pervert, it's literally a Cinemaphile joke that normalfags took seriously
As much as I hate that Nick is doing shitty reboots and spinoffs, I wish they'd do more Zim stuff simply because it got canceled so quickly. But nah, instead they gotta make a billion Spongebob and Loud House spinoffs and the 50th fucking Fairly OddParents reboot nobody asked for.
They should make a beanmouth reboot where Gaz is a sassy black girl
Nickelodeon was dead ever since SpongeBob rose in popularity.
Network TV has been dying an ugly death since video streaming became viable.
Companies jumped to build platforms after Netflix got a gazillion dollars in venture capital assuming millions of views would somehow translate to money but they never actually figured out how that would happen. Subs are a drop in the bucket compared to the revenue from sought-after ad time slots. The way networks fund and run productions became unviable.
Even Disney doesn't seem to understand that the way you make money off of streaming is BRANDING. The music industry went through the exact same thing - you have to pivot to providing branded merchandise and services and use your media arm as brand development
The 2000s were the last solid television decade. The 2010s started and ended completely different. Game of Thrones was the last tv show that mattered. Since then it's been all streaming. TV is continuing to die and will be no more.
>The music industry went through the exact same thing - you have to pivot to providing branded merchandise and services and use your media arm as brand development
This.
People wonder why music seemed to only exist in 5 year intervals in the past, where 98% of bands that were big in 1989 were completely irrelevant by 1994, and same deal with all but the top 1% of bands and artists who had a hit in 1994 being completely off the map and irrelevant by 1999, and so on
Whereas nowadays it feels like milquetoast one-hit-wonder artists from 2008 are somehow *still* relevant and talked about and have "revivals" that get streamed heavily all the time
Like why the fuck is Rihanna and Selena Gomez still getting millions of views when, 20 years ago, they'd be washed up hasbeens by now?
It's because of streaming and the turn to making artists and bands "brands" that have an indefinite shelf life
Network television hasn't understood that yet.
Kids just watch slop on YouTube all day instead of tv.
Yes. The Smash clone sequel is the swansong.
Having fun with this game but the bugs are dampening my enjoyment of it if I'm honest.
The actual swan song is going to be whatever Loud House spinoff they greenlight
That's their last chance to score a hit.
dan "girth of a coke can" "no windows on his van" "hold her tighter, she's a fighter" schneider only got the boot because he chimped out after being told game shakers was cancelled and its filming lot was given to someone else's kidcom. it wasn't because he was a weirdo who wants to fuck kids, that's literally everyone in showbiz.