Nickelodeon goes classic.

[who_cares973]

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I didn't actually click the link so if this isn't even a creditable source than shame on you for raising my spirit

[ichliebekase]

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I looked through the internet a little bit and couldn't find any other news articles about this. The article written by the high schooler has been the only evidence to show this is truly happening...

Don't get me wrong, I've been hoping and praying for this to happen for years. But I wouldn't get your hopes up too high based off of one article written by a teenager.

[HoneyMelonCalibrator]

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Nickelodeon is going to start producing new episodes of the shows from the 90's. Rocket Power, Rugrats, Hey Arnold, etc. I'm pretty ****ing excited. :')

http://my.hsj.org/Schools/Newspaper/..._Classics.aspx

This made my day.

[AlexDest]

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awesome

finally i get some nostalgia

[Ninty64]

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"Arnold and his pals from Hey Arnold, have now moved on from elementary school to middle school in New York. "

It's just too bad that Hey Arnold! was set in the Pacific Northwest, which is no where near New York.

Dey got no proof either.

[ichliebekase]

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Wasn't Hey Arnold set in a made-up city called Hillwood? The producer made it to bear resemblance to a couple major cities in America. Also, there's an episode that Arnold goes to Quigley Stadium which is just north of New York. Problem with that fact though is it didn't look anything like the stadium. I thought the entire setting was made-up in all aspects. Either way, I emailed the newspaper editor asking what their source was. We'll see what kind of response I get, if I get one.

[icontrolyourworld]

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hey guys, catdog was the best

[nuclearsamurai]

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<3

[Ninty64]

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Wasn't Hey Arnold set in a made-up city called Hillwood? The producer made it to bear resemblance to a couple major cities in America. Also, there's an episode that Arnold goes to Quigley Stadium which is just north of New York. Problem with that fact though is it didn't look anything like the stadium. I thought the entire setting was made-up in all aspects. Either way, I emailed the newspaper editor asking what their source was. We'll see what kind of response I get, if I get one.

Yes, it is. It looks like New York too, I admit.

I base it off this quote from an interview though:

"Question:
Is the city in which the show takes place meant to be in the Pacific Northwest?

Craig Bartlett:
Yep. I try not to be specific, since it's an amalgam of large northern cities I have loved, including Seattle (my hometown), Portland (where I went to art school) and Brooklyn (the bridge, the brownstones, the subway). It's a fictitious, unnamed city. "

link

[ichliebekase]

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Read through the link, pretty interesting to read it. I'm glad the Helga/Arnold relationship will never happen though XD wouldn't be natural.

[~HentaiXXX~]

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alright cartoon network, now you just gotta bring back the 90's shows and we'll be all set.

[MopeyJoe]

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alright cartoon network, now you just gotta bring back the 90's shows and we'll be all set.

I demand more Ed, Edd, 'n Eddy. Also, if they bring back the original Pokémon series, I would be happy.

[Ninty64]

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I'm pretty sure they're still making new pokemon episodes.

//kinda off topic though o.o

[t-rogdor]

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Optimistic that this is actually legit, though it probably isn't. But if it isn't, I'll just go back to watching Regular Show and rewatching the old episodes of these shows that already exist.
Interesting how a lot of networks are bringing back their old shows (see: MTV reviving Beavis and Butthead)

SWEET. OMG Please bring back KaBlam! That show was frigging awesome.

Seconded. I doubt the format would work n-well, actually it probably would. Considering half of the shows they show on Cartoon Network are 15 minutes long now, Kablam!'s format would actually be perfect for most of these networks' "let's make cartoons for kids with ADD" plan.

[DotKritic]

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Exactly what I was thinking. I hope they don't do something like that. I would hate to see the Rocket Power gang "grow up" and move on. It totally changes how everything is. It'll basically be Rugrats all grown up which is a failure, lets hope they make the right decision and just make more episodes from where they left off.

Yeah...just hope.