Nickelodeon ... Studios attraction at Universal Studios Florida. According to Bill Buchanan, a crew member on You Can't Do That on Television for its whole run, the slime was invented early ...

Viewers on Nickelodeon? They watched the end zone transform into the Slime Zone, with four geysers superimposed onto the field, spewing green goo all over the screen. It was among the highlights ...

Green slime is that gooey non-Newtonian fluid you may remember from childhood science experiments or Nickelodeon television shows. It’s fluorescent, somehow sticky and springy at the same time ...

The shows are produced here inside the 444-acre Universal Studios complex at the sprawling 90,000-square-foot headquarters of Nickelodeon Studios in Orlando, Fla. — it’s big enough ...

Wilson said the slime is "a natural resource shipped in from the Green Slime Geyser at Nickelodeon Studios in Orlando." But Ashley Brown, 9, who got the "honor" of being slimed Saturday ...

Nickelodeon Kart Racers 3: Slime Speedway, and Rugrats: Adventures in Gameland keeping the nostalgia flowing like the once-gushing slime geyser, fans of all ages continue to reminisce as their ...

Amidst the NFL's wild card weekend, football fans were treated to yet another wonderfully wholesome -- and absolutely slime-filled -- Nickelodeon broadcast. The biggest draw of the Nickelodeon ...

If you grew up with Nickelodeon (and TBH, who among us can say that we don't at least have some familiarity with an old-school Nick show or two), their iconic green slime is probably one of the ...

Green slime is practically synonymous with Nickelodeon: The icky substance is the ultimate symbol of the kids’ television network. It can found anywhere that carries the studio’s logo ...