Born in 1987 and feel incredibly lucky to have have my childhood throughout the 90s, growing up during a time when Nickelodeon aired quality programming. I sure wish the clock could be turned back so the decade could be re-lived.
6:12 I saw Kraft Macoroni and Chesse commercial with Looney Tunes characters shapes, i knew it. when I was almost 9 in 1995 and I'm watching Power Rangers within commercial. What a memory.
Ah the '90s. When Nickelodeon at least had a fragment of respect for the intelligence of their audience. Incidentally, I was eight years old in 1995, and remember all of these commercials.
"Hey, you want to see Disney Land, Alex?" -Yeah! ................ 1 hour later.............. - Um, Jimmy, having 8 viewfinders of Disney Land is not going TO Disney Land. I'm going home, and this is sad, Jimmy.
Do you have any recordings of the Nickelodeon cartoon packaging anthology series "Cartoon Kablooey"? There are no episodes yet. It's described on the NickStory Archives: nickstory.fandom.com/wiki/Cartoon_Kablooey
I was born in 1995 and I love the older nick stuff. I know i'm technically not a 90's kid because I wasn't really "awake" in the 90's but there were 90's programs in the early 00's. I can't stand swag. I freaking hate it. I also can't stand television of this time.
That's pretty disturbing. Values like friendship and loyalty are more important than getting rich or dying trying. Even Nick's more mindless shows of the past (like Ren & Stimpy or Rocko's Modern Life) were better paragons of good values (as well as actually being funny) than crap like iCarly, Victorious, or (puke) Fred the Show.
You weren't even conscious for the first 5 years of the 90s. You're hardly a 90s kid. 97 was when things started to suck and it was all downhill after that.
The first 5 years of the 90s was hanging onto the 80s. Children of the 90s were born up until the early-mid 90s technically. The youngest born 94-95. Late 90s kids. It was still the 90s.
I remember that Keebler commercial like it was yesterday...I was 11 in 1995 btw. Man, Yoshi's Island came out that year. So did Mortal Kombat 3, and Playstation 1...
Do not forget things like the Big Help, the stars telling kids to do small, kind acts, having adventures in storytelling (Are You Afraid of the Dark), sci-fi fantasy (Space Cases (Trekkie older sister LOVED THAT), Alex Mack, The Tomorrow People) that had friendship, cooperation, etc: shows like GUTS and Legends of the Hidden Temple that featured smart AND fit kids!
4:56... My absolute favorite childhood cereal. Had a delicious, milk chocolate flavor(and turned your milk chocolate as well). Then, somewhere along the line they CHANGED THE RECIPE and they tasted like CRAP. I bet they thought I wouldn't notice... WRONG. *Did anyone else get the Cocoa Krispies activity book? You needed to save some box tabs AND send money if I remember correctly. Took a good 2 months for it to come in the mail, too lol.
I look back and find myself sad. It used to all be about fun on Nick. Now we have just dumb shows of wannabe fame-seekers The UCLA found that over the past few decades, new values had been put forth by media to be embraced. Fame is now number 1, thanks to shows by the media powerhouses like Viacom (Nickelodeon), Disney Corp., etc. Look it up on cyberpsychology . ed u.
Born in 1987 and feel incredibly lucky to have have my childhood throughout the 90s, growing up during a time when Nickelodeon aired quality programming. I sure wish the clock could be turned back so the decade could be re-lived.
I love watching the vintage stuff like commercials and TV spots. Even some from when I was a newborn baby and during childhood.
6:12 I saw Kraft Macoroni and Chesse commercial with Looney Tunes characters shapes, i knew it. when I was almost 9 in 1995 and I'm watching Power Rangers within commercial. What a memory.
I remember those commercials! it has been awesome being a kid/pre-teen
Wow I'm in my 30s and I remember every single one.
That Keebler commercial was still airing in 2001...I had the Simbta, Roger Rabbit, and King Louie happy meal toys.
I was 10 years old on this date. True 90's kid here born in '84. Peace!
Ah the '90s. When Nickelodeon at least had a fragment of respect for the intelligence of their audience. Incidentally, I was eight years old in 1995, and remember all of these commercials.
Back when Hardee’s aired kids meal commercials, why don’t they air anymore kids meals for Hardee’s nowadays like they used to?
Hey, I've always knew Cocoa Krispies had marshmallows for a limited time. And I thought I was just thinking things up here.
"Hey, you want to see Disney Land, Alex?" -Yeah!
................ 1 hour later..............
- Um, Jimmy, having 8 viewfinders of Disney Land is not going TO Disney Land. I'm going home, and this is sad, Jimmy.
7:25 where can I find episodes of this show?! I've looked everywhere.
do you have full nickelodeon blocks recorded
Was Cartoon Kablooey on the schedule on Nickelodeon in 1995?
i started crying at poccohantis
10:32 Nickelodeon GUTS The Same As American Gladiators.
Do you have any recordings of the Nickelodeon cartoon packaging anthology series "Cartoon Kablooey"? There are no episodes yet. It's described on the NickStory Archives:
nickstory.fandom.com/wiki/Cartoon_Kablooey
I was born in 1995 and I love the older nick stuff. I know i'm technically not a 90's kid because I wasn't really "awake" in the 90's but there were 90's programs in the early 00's.
I can't stand swag. I freaking hate it. I also can't stand television of this time.
The Tomorrow People Is Guards.
Don't look at me. I was only a year old
Anybody have uploaded a good quality version of the feet tickling short at all?
That's pretty disturbing. Values like friendship and loyalty are more important than getting rich or dying trying. Even Nick's more mindless shows of the past (like Ren & Stimpy or Rocko's Modern Life) were better paragons of good values (as well as actually being funny) than crap like iCarly, Victorious, or (puke) Fred the Show.
aaaaaaaaaaah are tyou afired of the drark!
Who the fuck is Ted Alexander?
CBS BUGSY MUGSY 1976
You weren't even conscious for the first 5 years of the 90s. You're hardly a 90s kid. 97 was when things started to suck and it was all downhill after that.
The first 5 years of the 90s was hanging onto the 80s. Children of the 90s were born up until the early-mid 90s technically. The youngest born 94-95. Late 90s kids. It was still the 90s.
John Doe i would say '98
Yeah, I'd say 94 is when the 90s started to define themselves as having nothing to do with the 80s.
This is the day I had a moving up ceremony from 2nd to 3rd grade my primary school was grades K-2 and intermediate was 3-5
I remember that Keebler commercial like it was yesterday...I was 11 in 1995 btw. Man, Yoshi's Island came out that year. So did Mortal Kombat 3, and Playstation 1...
I remember it too, and I was 8 in 1995.
SO MANY MEMORIES!! Especially near the end!
Do not forget things like the Big Help, the stars telling kids to do small, kind acts, having adventures in storytelling (Are You Afraid of the Dark), sci-fi fantasy (Space Cases (Trekkie older sister LOVED THAT), Alex Mack, The Tomorrow People) that had friendship, cooperation, etc: shows like GUTS and Legends of the Hidden Temple that featured smart AND fit kids!
Yes, Thanks!
Was "The Jeweled Scabbard of Sforza" the Legends of the Hidden Temple episode that aired the day these were recorded?
4:56... My absolute favorite childhood cereal. Had a delicious, milk chocolate flavor(and turned your milk chocolate as well). Then, somewhere along the line they CHANGED THE RECIPE and they tasted like CRAP. I bet they thought I wouldn't notice... WRONG.
*Did anyone else get the Cocoa Krispies activity book? You needed to save some box tabs AND send money if I remember correctly. Took a good 2 months for it to come in the mail, too lol.
I got Kirby's Dreamland 2 when it came out. However, I really sucked at it and never got past level one.
Did anyone eles have that Shout and shoot watergun? Or was I the only one running around yelling Fire Fire Fire Fire Fire all summer?
3:36
"Awww, sheiit!"
Who's the coach in the Apple Jacks ad... I know I've seen him in other things (a dopey dad in a sitcom comes to mind)
That kid in the eggo waffle commercial, reminds me of a little Jontron!
Was it a cardinal sin to watch Nickelodeon when you're 15 or 16?
SNICK!!
I look back and find myself sad. It used to all be about fun on Nick. Now we have just dumb shows of wannabe fame-seekers
The UCLA found that over the past few decades, new values had been put forth by media to be embraced. Fame is now number 1, thanks to shows by the media powerhouses like Viacom (Nickelodeon), Disney Corp., etc. Look it up on cyberpsychology . ed u.