Remember those glorious 90s moments when someone on TV got absolutely blasted with green slime? Yeah, we lived for that. If ...

By Ryan Gajewski Senior Entertainment Reporter The team behind the low-budget Canadian kids’ sketch show You Can’t Do That on Television didn’t know it would help define the Nickelodeon ...

One of trademarks of Nickelodeon, the children television network, is green slime. Does anyone remember why? It all started with a little show called "You Can't Do ...

You Can’t Do That On Television co-developer Geoffrey Darby told Food & Wine that slime first debuted in episode 4 of season 1 as part of a gag in which a kid is told not to pull a chain.

and introduced its iconic green slime to the world. Here are 12 fun facts you might not have known about You Can't Do That on Television. 1. IT DIDN’T START OUT AS A NICKELODEON SHOW.

In Canada, where You Can’t Do That on Television started ... Time for the big one: How did you end up creating green slime? Slime was an accident. Honestly, it was an accident.

And that’s also where the signature green slime came in ... For instance, when You Can’t Do That on Television debuted, Dad (played by Les Lye) was originally conceived as a drunk.

The slime bucket dropped during the 1979 premier of You Can’t Do That On Television, and the distinct honor of first slimed goes to cast-member Tim Douglas, the star of the aforementioned ...

When I was a kid, there was a Canadian TV show called, “You can’t do that on television ... it is responsible for the introduction of “green slime,” the gross stuff poured on countless ...

And slime. Don’t forget the slime. The new You Can’t Do That on Television has yet to announce a network or release date, but is being produced by Fox and Main Event Media (a division of ...

I have not thought about the long-running children’s sketch show, You Can’t Do That On Television in years, but I woke up this morning with a strange memory of Barth (of Barth’s Burgers) ...