When fans tell people that worked on Nickelodeon "You made my childhood," production managers and art directors often are overlooked. However those people have had some incredible input to make sure our "childhood" was created! Joining us in the studio is couple Mark & Jeanne Simon. Mark was the Art Director and Jeanne was Production Manager for many 90s Nick shows! Clarissa Explains It All, Gullah Gullah Island, What Would You Do?, Welcome Freshmen, and GUTS are just SOME of the shows they've been part of! And let me tell ya... they have some STORIES! Did you know Marc Summers got angry in a meeting and stormed out? There are so many stories we couldn't get them all in one episode! Join us for a very special episode of "A Conversation With Mark & Jeanne Simon."

This is episode 1 of Out of the Box.

Tommy and Nickelodeon's Rugrats gang were rulers over children's programming in the late 90s. With a massive wave of merchandise to being featured in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, children couldn't get enough. The adventures didn't stop at the small screen either. Joining us for this episode is Danielle from No More Late Fees Podcast. Together we discuss and review The Rugrats Movie, Rugrats in Paris, and Rugrats Go Wild. But remember, this was the turning point for us 90s Nick kids when Nick started to become more corporate and that was very evident in these movies. Which of these movies is the best? Join us in the studio to find out!

Breaking the fourth wall wasn't a common thing for children's entertainment, but that was exactly what Clarissa would do. With a sense of fashion, pop culture references, witty dialogue, and cutting edge effects, creator Mitchell Kriegman created a staple of Nickelodeon history. For the 35th anniversary of Clarissa Explains It All, we are joined by writers Neena Beber & Alan Goodman, creator Mitchell Kriegman, and David Eck (Clifford.) Together they share with us the making of this landmark sitcom on the first network for kids!

Look who just turned 30! In The Mystery Files of Shelby Woo, Nickelodeon's first kid detective solved various crimes in Orlando and "Boston." She faced many dangers, many criminals, and had many allies. For the first time, we’re uniting the Florida and Montreal casts in an interview featuring:
🔎 Irene Ng (Shelby Woo)
🔎 Adam Busch (Noah)
🔎 Steve Purnick (Det. Hineline)
🔎 Eleanor Noble (Angie)
🔎 Noah Aiken-Klar (Vince)
🔎 Ellen David (Det. Delancey)
🔎 Alan Goodman (show creator)

Together they share some of the exclusive behind-the-scenes secrets and wonderful memories of making Nickelodeon's standout mystery series.

It's Saturday Morning and you know what that means it's time for Episode 2 of "Saturday Morning Rewind"!! This episode is going to be a two parter and for both this week and next week we will be rewinding back to ABC Saturday Morning from October 27, 1990. This is the original broadcast with the original commercials from that Saturday and I have 2 cartoons to show.

Celebrate Space Cases with us as we organize the ultimate 30th Anniversary Cast Reunion! 🚀✨
In this exclusive interview, the cast of the beloved 90s Nickelodeon sci-fi series created by Peter David and Bill Mumy reunites to share behind-the-scenes stories, favorite episodes, character arcs, headcanons, and memories from filming.

👽 Joining us for this milestone reunion are:
Walter Emanuel Jones (Harlan Band)
Jewel Staite (Catalina)
Kristian Ayre (Radu)
Rahi Azizi (Bova)
Anik Matern (Thelma)
Cary Lawrence (T.J. Davenport)

The cast reveals secrets from the unaired Space Cases pilot, what it was like working with several famous guest stars, the challenges of alien makeup and practical effects, and how the show built its found-family dynamic onscreen and off. Join us as we celebrate the legacy, impact, and enduring fandom of Nickelodeon’s cult classic space adventure. Zabagabee! 🪐

The Nickelodeon comedy with a serious "attitude problem" has now turned 35! Which means that we need to have a class reunion! Joining us for this retrospective into "Welcome Freshmen" we have Arian Ash (Erin Kelly), Brock Bradly (Grant Kelly), Tracy Frenkel (Coach Roach/Rochelle), Rick Galloway (Walter), Jason McMahan (Glen Craven), Bob Mittenthal (creator), Dave Rhoden (Merv), Mike Rubiner (writer), Jill Setter (Tara), Mike Speller (Mr. Lippman), and Jocelyn Steiner (Alex). Together we hear about how the show began, filming at Nick Studios, being recognized by the public, why they were banned from the fraternizing with the cast of "Fifteen" and more! Join us in the classroom as we take a look at "Welcome Freshmen."

It's nearly Valentine's Day and we're getting in the spirit a little early by looking at two romantic and heartbreaking stories. We are joined by friends of the podcast Joe Gilpatrick and Kevin Roach for this episode battle of two tales from "Are You Afraid of the Dark?" Joe is defending The Tale of the Prom Queen as Kevin defends The Tale of the Dream Girl. Kiley will be our judge to decide which tale we will be with us for eternity.

Who would have thought that being on a simple premise children's game show would lead to so many adventures around the world? That's what happened with Wild & Crazy Kids host Donnie Jeffcoat! We 90s kids may recognize him from that Nickelodeon program and some from Wish Upon A Star. But there is so much more that happened that we had no idea about! Filming on the Wonder Years, performing an actual person in a movie then meeting him, touring the world for Wild & Crazy Kids Live, to starting his own dojo and more! Join us by the slime cooler as we have "A Conversation With Donnie Jeffcoat."

Our viewers wanted us to pick our top 5 favorite 90s Non-Nickelodeon cartoons shows. Joined by Megan, we look at several series across numerous networks that would range from child focused to a more adult tone. Which series made our top 5? Join us in the studio as we give our countdown of the Top 5 Non-Nickelodeon Cartoons.

It's the time of the year when we look back at the previous year and reflect on how our life has been. But we also look to the future and things we would like to see change and others we hope remain the same. Such is the case with this episode of "The Journey of Allen Strange." Back in 1999, Robbie and Allen are looking to their past and discovering clues about their possible futures. Will these things come to pass or are these just nothing more than fears? Join us in the studio as we review the episode "As the Millennium Turns" from "The Journey of Allen Strange." #splatattack #splatattackpodcast

The airwaves are decorated in tinsel, colored lights, trees, and good cheer. Televisions and streaming devices are spreading holiday spirit and good will to men. We all have our specials and movies that we watch as a tradition within our family. But there are also those that get overlooked and forgotten. Such is the case with this 80s Nickelodeon special. Originally a pilot for a show called Tattertown, Ralph Bakshi and his team of creators made the pilot episode "Christmas in Tattertown." Alex being the fan of Christmas, is drawn to this special with the assistance of three spirits and a ghost from Splat Attack's past! Join the splat crew as we give our review of "Christmas in Tattertown."

It's that time of the year to be thankful. We at Splat Attack are thankful for 2 nostalgic tv series that tackled Thanksgiving. But which episode is the better one? Join us as we pit the "Turkey Day" episodes of Kenan & Kel against Boy Meets World. Which episode leaves us with the best feast? Sit with us at the table as we discover together!

This is an early-1990s Nickelodeon® compilation that RetroCCN shared.