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Covenant

|2009-01-06 12:42:48

I loved Doug. That show rocked!

Mrcool210

|2009-03-31 11:11:10

Mr Dark - Title

|2009-01-06 12:43:59

Yay! I've been waiting a long time for this one!

xXSlayer77Xx

|2009-01-06 12:44:54

Nick before Spongebob and some of the other dumb shows they have today was the
****.
Ren and Stimpy, Doug, Rockos Modern World, and then some were all
classics.

Bryguy87

|2009-04-09 17:20:46

in early 2000s about they had rocko's modern life on early in the morning. would
get up at age 7 and watch it saturday morning
it was that good in comparison

powermad9

|2009-06-25 09:37:57

I did the same thing with the Superfriends xD

mwong04

|2009-01-06 12:42:06

wow the new episode has come out faster than i expected but wher is this good
son review?

Tomas_Z

|2009-01-06 12:42:08

Great Vid NC!

My favorite Nicktoon was Ren & Stimpy! It was crazy but that's
what made it awesome! ;D

Geoffrey - Oh, how I hated Nick...

|2009-01-06 12:49:24

Great review as always Doug! I'm sure Nickolodeon had a huge part in America's
childhood, but here in Holland, it came on air right after I was beyond the age
of caring for that crap. However, I do have little brothers who wanted to watch
that shit all the time.

Let's just say I rather go through Chinese water
torture than seeing one more episode of fucking Rugrats again. >

ilTGWTG

|2009-01-06 12:46:42

cool vid. The NC always brings a smile to my face on a bad day.

robocheng

|2009-01-06 12:48:25

the old-school commercials alone are enough to make me feel warm and fuzzy
inside

mwong04 - me too

|2009-01-06 12:49:42

I hate Doug as well I find it disgusting

MKG - What?

|2009-01-06 12:53:23

1. Doug was sweet as hell, the one where he thinks hes fat and daydreams about
taking off his shirt and all the fat rolls flying out is freaking hilarious.

2.
Rocko's Modern Life...RESERVED? That's the show that had to be censored in the
episodes where he's picking berries and he grabs one and is pulling on it only
to look up and see it's been a gorilla's nuts he's been tugging at. Or the one
where he goes on a blind date with a rabbit girl and she tries to fuck him in
his car and her dad beats the shit out of him!

Blazerlink - Nicktoons

|2009-01-06 12:54:36

All those shows brought joy. BTW Awesome Review;D

NeonLights

|2009-01-06 12:58:04

Ah yes, the great War of Australian Stereotypes. 10 bucks says Aussie has a
comment about that =P

One of the first times I saw any of your shows with
something I was so connected with, and now I see whyI just downright loathe it.
Back then, we didn't care about anything, they could literally talk in gibberish
with pencil drawings (Which I think Rocko did once) and we would still be
entertained. Now it's probably the biggest awkward-fest I could ever watch.

Linkara

|2009-01-06 12:58:44

I'm pretty sure it wasn't a skirt, but a plaid shirt that he wore a sweater over
and it just hung down.

Great look back, Doug! Ah, the years of my childhood.
I hated Doug too, if only for trying to make me think that people were bland,
overdramatic, and were just freaking weirdos. And that pseudo-rap they had for
incidental music was just lame.

Ignoring the potty-training episode, Rugrats
was great for the imagination the kids had. I'm particularly fond of the later
episode where the babies become noir detectives.

Vadakin - rugrats was awesome

|2009-01-06 12:57:28

I'm 24 and I still watch Rugrats when I see it on Tv. The writing on that show
was awesome at times and the jokes were hilarious, especially the parodies, like
when they go to see a Reptar movie and through the "POWER OF
IMAGINATION" become part of the movie, taking on the main roles all while
the actual movie plays on and the characters pop in and out with badly dubbed
voices (as Reptar is a play on Godzilla and thus set in Japan).

Rugrats was one
of the best written kids shows ever...yes, ever! The concept of the world from
the point of view of a baby is pretty ingenious and it's used to great
effect.

Then they went and spoiled it by making a show about the Rugrats when
they get older which is crap.

I should point out that I'm a geeky screen writer
so I'm kind of supposed to like Rugrats. ;D

Drybones

|2009-01-06 12:58:52

Hey kids, my name is Gordon HA HA HA
But seriously, this helps me see how
twisted that show was, a superhero whose nipples would attach themselves to
someone eyeballs and they could actually see the future! What kind of stuff have
they been snorting and where can I get some?
Also, only in this show can a
character say "I am the Great and Almighty King of Wieners" and it makes
full sense, also I leave you with this
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M2MlMyrcUjY

redpoet2

|2009-01-06 13:04:39

Well this was worth staying up for!

Great Review. I personally loved all
those shows.. and with most of the garbage now on Nick with rare exceptions
[THAT ARE OVER NOW! D:] The good ol' days of Nicktoons were the best.
The
impressions were awesome, the begging was too, and I never will play the theme
music to Doug around you! o.o

OrochiVash

|2009-01-06 13:04:55

That was so freaking awesome!

Hehehe...Doug Funnie.... (don't shoot me!!!!)

Elrik Undersn

|2009-01-06 13:02:50

Ah yes, Nicktoons, I do remember pretty well growing up with that network. Ren
and Stimpy, Rocko's Modern Life, and Aaah! Real Monsters were the shows that
made me laugh and were insanely entertaining. Rugrats was fun, maybe a little
weird at times, but hey, kids have some weird imaginations, heh.

Hey
Arnold/Doug I kinda lump in the same boat, because really their plots were
awfully similar in nature and theme. And since I was never really a fan of
drama, not a particularly big fan of them either. It's actually interesting to
look at some of these cartoons again later, Ren and Stimpy's humor is actually a
/lot/ more adult then I had originally even thought, in some cases I can't
believe what they got away with. Anyhow, as usual a great review and look
forward to the next one.

Spade103 - I feel your pain..

|2009-01-06 13:04:05

My name is also Doug. To this very day, people still relate me to the cartoon
occasionally.

'Doug? Doug funnie?!'

Pickles the Clown

|2009-01-06 13:08:24

Its not a kilt its another shirt, we had to wait a few seasons to find that out.

I loved All nicktoons but Ren and Stempy. ;D It was to spastic for me.
I got
to show love for Rocco though.and I am surprised you remembered
Monsters it is
the often forgotten about nicktoon.

ThatFellowInTheCoat

|2009-01-06 13:05:22

Excellent episode! Even though, I do like Doug (although, for some reason, I was
more fond the later Disney-produced Doug), I still thought the jabs at it were
funny. The Rugrats segment was also hilarious. Still, you have to admire
Nickelodeon for doing more gross-out gags than, say, the Disney cartoons. So,
they were definitely a breath of fresh air.

And it's interesting he mentions
people wondering what older Rugrats would look like, since they did later make
"Rugrats: All Grown Up." Shame it wasn't very good, though.

Great
episode, Doug! Do-da-do-do-da-do-da-doo-da-doo.

The Man Behind the Curtain - Finally!!! Someone who shares the pain!

|2009-01-06 13:06:26

I had childhood of being compared to Chunk from the Goonies. I envy you Doug!

AnthoFlex - Hell Yea

|2009-01-06 13:09:57

You're god damn fucking right we were there from the beginning, long live our
childhoods.

Ren & Stimpy, freaking epic and took comedy for us kids (at the
time to WHOLE other level)

Rugrats, jesus christ, who didn't love this show,
seriously? No matter how odd it was looking back on it.

Doug, eh, i was never a
big fan, although i did watch it. I only liked the cute little dog they
had...I'm going to end it there....Doug : )

Rocko's modern life was one i never
watched too much. Just waaay too random for me

Ahh! Real Monsters....I used to
watch this show alot, how come i can only remember the airplane toilet
episode?

I'm not gonna get started on Hey Arnold, I never watched it, only one
episode about the Haley's comet, thats all i can remember...

Still, long live
our childhood! YAY!

PS- My personal favorite that you didn't mention that was
on nicktoons was the adventures of stick stickly, wasn't a cartoon, but more
like 5 minute short stories...man whats wrong with me, it was a pop sickle stick
with googly eyes

dwennon - F mimes

|2009-01-06 13:10:02

yea i know how you fell with that whole doug thing, except i had to deal with ed
edd and eddy, which in some ways is worse since that show was not only worse but
even more stupid with i think 5 funny moments throughout the whole series

Fleaman

|2009-01-06 13:13:36

god i love you lol

ASP84

|2009-01-06 13:10:41

OMG! Awesomeness! I loved Nickelodeon as a kid. Great list! Though I never
watched "Aah! Real Monsters". PS Rocco's a wallaby

LUrabbi

|2009-01-06 13:18:11

As great as this video was, I must confess severe disappointment that Kablam!
wasn't included. That was one of the funniest and most creative shows on
children's TV, nicktoon or not. Please could you cover it in a future video?

amish_zombie

|2009-01-06 13:19:49

I know what you mean, my name is Dexter so for my entire childhood people asked
me if i had a labratory or if i had a sister named Dee Dee

Erinaceus - Yes, Nicktoons...

|2009-01-06 13:18:17

Ren & Stimpy was really Billy West at his zaniest and finest. It was a show so
utterly insane that MTV briefly replaced Bevis & Butt-Head with them. And those
two are so totally in love. I hold they're not gay, that Stimpy is actually a
girl, who would later birth CatDog...

Rugrats: I was hooked the moment I heard
the Divo man's synth music. I sympathized with Chuckie the most. He was the
voice of reason in the face of baby insanity. And I just KNEW you were going to
say Angelica was like Hilary Clinton. I actually remember one episode where the
babies actually did imagine themselves as adults. "This coffe tastes like
mud! Oh... it is mud." And they drink it anyway...

I thought Doug was
charming... but then again my name isn't Doug. Doug taught me that one can be
an unremarkable-looking fellow and still get the girl. It was a decent enough
show... and then it was moved to ABC, certain VAs (Billy West) were changed, and
it was franchised and milked. *Sigh* And then high school came for me, and I
realized that what Doug taught me about love was a lie!

Rocko... how could you
go wrong with a theme by the B-52s? Yes, it was more reserved than Ren &
Stimpy, but it kept the same zany spirit and randomness. And for that, I love
it. And it included cultural references that I would only get later in life,
like what you cited, as well as "Chewey Chicken is people! Chewey Chicken
is people!" I leave you to figure that one out...

Ahh, Real Monsters...
Pixar should be sued. 'Nuff said.

Hey Arnold was also where Nick and I began
to grow apart. I never considered the West Side Story/Musical comparisons until
just now though. I can respect it for using actual, talented kids as VAs
though.

Classic shows, all of them. I predict ten years down the line, a
future critic will reminisce about the Nick shows of today. They'll out
SpongeBob and Patrick, wax poetically about Butch Harmon's brainchildren, and
still try to figure out exactly what the hell The Mighty B is. But in the near
term, good review, as always, N.C.

Maverick21

|2009-01-06 13:18:27

i liked all of those but i rarely saw ren and stimpy and i didnt see angry
beavers enough, tht was one of my fav's also i saw like every episode of hey
arnold even though never got partiularly excited over it, but it was on alot.

MatsuJun

|2009-03-28 18:20:03

yeah Angry Beavers that was the best show ever! Dagit, was my fav ^^

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