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Nickelodeon

70 shows, 72 sequences, oldest first.

3 of these moved between networks during their run and appear under each one.

1 sequence

You Can't Do That on Television

1979–1990NickelodeonComedy

The Ottawa-made sketch show that gave Nickelodeon its slime, and its house style for a decade.

  • Season 1
1 sequence

Eureeka's Castle

1989–1991NickelodeonComedy

Puppets in a castle carried by a giant, made for the channel's pre-school block before it had one.

  • Season 1
1 sequence

Hey Dude

1989–1991NickelodeonComedy

Teenagers working a dude ranch in Arizona, in one of the first scripted series Nickelodeon made itself.

  • Season 1
1 sequence

Are You Afraid of the Dark?

1990–2000Nickelodeon / YTVHorror

A campfire, a handful of powder thrown into it, and a children's anthology that frightened a generation on a Saturday teatime.

  • Season 1
1 sequence

Clarissa Explains It All

1991–1994NickelodeonComedy

The first Nickelodeon live-action series built around a girl, addressed straight to camera.

  • Season 1
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Doug

1991–1999Nickelodeon / ABCAnimation

A mouth-percussion theme over a boy walking to school — an opening performed almost entirely with a human voice.

  • Season 1
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Rugrats

1991–2004NickelodeonAnimation

Mark Mothersbaugh scoring a baby's-eye view of a living room — the theme is closer to a Devo B-side than to children's television.

  • Season 1
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Salute Your Shorts

1991–1992NickelodeonComedy

Camp Anawanna, and a theme song the campers sing badly on purpose.

  • Season 1
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The Ren & Stimpy Show

1991–1996NickelodeonAnimation

Rubber-limbed animation and a jaunty theme, both of which are considerably more unhinged than a children's network should have permitted.

  • Season 1
1 sequence

Nickelodeon Guts

1992–1995NickelodeonDocumentary

Children competing on wires and ramps, and climbing a fake mountain that shed foam.

  • Season 1
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Legends of the Hidden Temple

1993–1995NickelodeonDocumentary

A children's game show staged inside a temple, presided over by a talking stone head.

  • Season 1
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Rocko's Modern Life

1993–1996NickelodeonAnimation

An Australian wallaby in O-Town, written for children with as much as possible smuggled past them.

  • Season 1
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The Adventures of Pete & Pete

1993–1996NickelodeonComedy

Two brothers with the same name in a suburb tuned slightly wrong, scored by Polaris.

  • Season 1
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Aaahh!!! Real Monsters

1994–1997NickelodeonAnimation

Monsters at school under a city dump, learning to frighten people as a trade.

  • Season 1
1 sequence

All That

1994–2005NickelodeonComedy

A sketch show for children that launched Kenan Thompson, Amanda Bynes and Nick Cannon.

  • Season 1
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The Secret World of Alex Mack

1994–1998NickelodeonSci-Fi

A girl doused in a chemical spill who can turn into a puddle of silver.

  • Season 1
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Blue's Clues

1996–2006NickelodeonAnimation

A host talking directly to camera and waiting for an answer, which changed how American preschool television was made.

  • Season 1
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Hey Arnold!

1996–2004NickelodeonAnimation

A jazz theme over a city block, for a children's cartoon that treated urban childhood with unusual seriousness.

  • Season 1
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KaBlam!

1996–2000NickelodeonAnimation

An animated anthology framed as a comic book being read, with the hosts drawn on the page.

  • Season 1
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Kenan & Kel

1996–2000NickelodeonComedy

The All That double act given their own series, and "Who loves orange soda?"

  • Season 1
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Space Cases

1996–1997NickelodeonSci-Fi

Children lost on an alien ship, co-created by Peter David and Bill Mumy of Lost in Space.

  • Season 1
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The Angry Beavers

1997–2001NickelodeonAnimation

Two beaver brothers who have left home and are managing it badly.

  • Season 1
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The Journey of Allen Strange

1997–2000NickelodeonSci-Fi

An alien stranded on Earth and taken in by the family who find him.

  • Season 1
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Animorphs

1998–2000NickelodeonSci-Fi

Children who can turn into any animal they touch, from the books that sold sixty million copies.

  • Season 1
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CatDog

1998–2005NickelodeonAnimation

A cat and a dog sharing one body, and a theme song that spends its whole length asking how.

  • Season 1
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Cousin Skeeter

1998–2002NickelodeonComedy

A boy and the puppet cousin who moves in with him, which nobody in the series treats as unusual.

  • Season 1
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The Wild Thornberrys

1998–2004NickelodeonAnimation

A wildlife-documentary family whose daughter can talk to the animals they are filming.

  • Season 1
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Rocket Power

1999–2004NickelodeonAnimation

Four children in a California beach town who do every extreme sport in sequence.

  • Season 1
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SpongeBob SquarePants

1999–NickelodeonAnimation

A sea shanty led by a painted pirate head, in call and response with children — one of the most universally known pieces of television music written this century.

  • Season 1
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The Amanda Show

1999–2002NickelodeonComedy

Amanda Bynes given her own sketch show out of All That, at seventeen.

  • Seasons 2–3
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As Told by Ginger

2000–2006NickelodeonAnimation

Middle school treated as continuing drama rather than a gag engine, which was unusual for the slot.

  • Season 1
1 sequence

Dora the Explorer

2000–2019NickelodeonAnimation

A bilingual preschool series built on asking the audience questions and leaving room for the answer.

  • Season 1
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Invader Zim

2001–2006NickelodeonAnimation

Gothic-industrial design on a children's network, with a theme that sounds like it was made under duress.

  • Season 1
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Oswald

2001–2003NickelodeonAnimation

A blue octopus and his dachshund in a town drawn without a straight line in it.

  • Season 1
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The Fairly OddParents

2001–2017NickelodeonAnimation

A theme that runs through the entire premise as a checklist, revised several times across sixteen years.

  • Season 1
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ChalkZone

2002–2008NickelodeonAnimation

A world made of everything ever erased from a blackboard.

  • Season 1
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The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron, Boy Genius

2002–2006NickelodeonAnimation

One of the first fully CG series made for American television week to week.

  • Season 1
1 sequence

My Life as a Teenage Robot

2003–2009NickelodeonAnimation

A teenage combat robot who would rather be at school, drawn in hard mid-century angles.

  • Season 1
1 sequence

Danny Phantom

2004–2007NickelodeonAnimation

A narrated origin sung over the transformation, in the tradition the network had been running since Doug.

  • Season 1
1 sequence

Drake & Josh

2004–2007NickelodeonComedy

Two stepbrothers in San Diego, from the All That writers' room.

  • Season 4
1 sequence

Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide

2004–2007NickelodeonComedy

A middle-school survival manual delivered to camera, one tip per episode.

  • Season 1
1 sequence

Avatar: The Last Airbender

2005–2008NickelodeonAnimation

Four elements demonstrated in turn by four benders, then a narrated history — a world explained completely in about a minute, every week.

  • Season 1
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Zoey 101

2005–2008NickelodeonComedy

A Californian boarding school, with a theme sung by Jamie Lynn Spears.

  • Season 2
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Back at the Barnyard

2007–2011NickelodeonAnimation

Farm animals who behave like people the moment the farmer leaves.

  • Season 1
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El Tigre: The Adventures of Manny Rivera

2007–2008NickelodeonAnimation

A boy from a family of both superheroes and supervillains, who has not chosen yet.

  • Season 1
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iCarly

2007–2012NickelodeonComedy

A web show made in a Seattle flat, five years before that was an ordinary thing for a teenager to do.

  • Season 1
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The Naked Brothers Band

2007–2009NickelodeonComedy

A mockumentary about a children's rock band, played by two brothers who really were one.

  • Season 1
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The Mighty B!

2008–2011NickelodeonAnimation

Amy Poehler's Honeybee scout collecting every badge in existence.

  • Season 1
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Big Time Rush

2009–2013NickelodeonComedy

A manufactured boy band playing a manufactured boy band, which then toured as one.

  • Season 1
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Fanboy & Chum Chum

2009–2014NickelodeonAnimation

Two boys in superhero costumes they never take off, in one of Nickelodeon's first CG series.

  • Season 1
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T.U.F.F. Puppy

2010–2015NickelodeonAnimation

A dog secret agent, from the creator of The Fairly OddParents.

  • Season 1
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Victorious

2010–2013NickelodeonComedy

A performing-arts high school, and the series that made Ariana Grande's name.

  • Season 1
2 sequences

House of Anubis

2011–2013NickelodeonDrama

An English boarding school with an Egyptian secret underneath it, remade by Nickelodeon from a Dutch and Belgian original.

  • Season 1
  • Season 2
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Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness

2011–2016NickelodeonAnimation

The DreamWorks films continued weekly, opened in ten seconds of brush-and-ink.

  • Season 1
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2012)

2012–2017NickelodeonAnimation

The CG revival, which kept the 1987 theme's shape and rebuilt everything around it.

  • Season 1
1 sequence

The Legend of Korra

2012–2014NickelodeonAnimation

The Avatar sequel, which keeps the four-element structure of its predecessor's opening and moves it into an industrial age.

  • Season 1
2 sequences

Power Rangers Megaforce

2013NickelodeonSci-Fi

The twentieth-anniversary season, built to reach back through the whole franchise.

  • Season 1
  • Season 2
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Sam & Cat

2013–2014NickelodeonComedy

A crossover spin-off pairing characters from iCarly and Victorious.

  • Season 1
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Sanjay and Craig

2013–2016NickelodeonAnimation

A boy and his talking snake, drawn in the loosest line Nickelodeon has ever put on air.

  • Season 1
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Nicky, Ricky, Dicky & Dawn

2014–2018NickelodeonComedy

Quadruplets who share everything including the title, and want to share less of it.

  • Season 1
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Harvey Beaks

2015–2017NickelodeonAnimation

A well-behaved bird and the two feral children who are his best friends.

  • Season 1
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Power Rangers Dino Charge

2015–2016NickelodeonSci-Fi

Energems and dinosaur spirits, and the season that ran two years under one name.

  • Season 1
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The Loud House

2016–NickelodeonAnimation

One boy, ten sisters, and a theme song that has to introduce all eleven of them.

  • Season 1
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Welcome to the Wayne

2017–2019NickelodeonAnimation

An apartment building with a secret in every corridor, and children who map it.

  • Season 1
1 sequence

Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

2018–2020NickelodeonAnimation

The turtles redrawn in a hand-animated style closer to a comic than the CG series before it.

  • Season 1
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Power Rangers Beast Morphers

2019NickelodeonSci-Fi

Animal DNA and Grid energy, and the first season made after Hasbro bought the franchise.

  • Season 1
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The Casagrandes

2019–2022NickelodeonAnimation

The Loud House spin-off, following the Mexican American family next door into the city.

  • Season 1
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It's Pony

2020–2022NickelodeonAnimation

A girl whose pony lives in the house and is not remotely house-trained in any sense.

  • Season 1
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Power Rangers Dino Fury

2021–2022NickelodeonSci-Fi

Dinosaur rangers again, sixteen years on, with the first deaf ranger in the franchise.

  • Season 1
1 sequence

Star Trek: Prodigy

2021–2024Nickelodeon / NetflixAnimation

Made for viewers who had never seen a Star Trek before, and it shows in the best way — the Protostar streaks through bright, candy-coloured space on a theme with more wonder in it than most of the grown-up entries.

  • Seasons 1–2