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Nickelodeon fans, rejoice: 'Rugrats,' 'Hey Arnold' and other '90s classics may be returning And this weekend, Nickelodeon unveiled The Splat, a new channel seemingly devoted to the network's ...

Nickelodeon is digging into the archives and airing four classic shows in a block of neatly packaged programming: “The ’90s Are All That.” ...

Here’s a mystery of Shelby Woo proportions: What exactly is “The Splat”? Eager ’90s children immediately jumped to the conclusion that Nickelodeon was prepping to launch an entire channel ...

Back in the ’90s, we didn’t have a million streaming platforms or endless YouTube rabbit holes—we had Nickelodeon. And that was enough. If it was slimy, loud, weird, or yelled “ARE YOU ...

The new doc “The Orange Years: The Nickelodeon Story” explores how the pioneering kids’ network became a phenomenon—and features many of your favorite Nickelodeon stars.

Did your favorite childhood show make the cut on our ranking of the 12 Best Nickelodeon Shows of the 90’s?

The nostalgia is palpable at the ATX TV Festival in Austin, Texas, where on Friday familiar faces from hit '90s Nickelodeon TV shows came together to look back on their generation-shaping series.

In October of 2015, Nickelodeon aired a late night line-up called The Splat, which featured many popular ’90s cartoons and live-action shows.

When we brought you news that Nickelodeon was looking to bring back some of its old hit cartoons from the 90s/early 2000s, we thought it would just be a brief run or some sort of nostalgia week.