About time for some slime: Nickelodeon’s NFL Wild Card broadcast made football fun again
What Nickelodeon did is show everyone — not just existing sports buffs — that they too belong in the world of athletics.
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‘The Legend of Korra’: A great sequel to a beloved show
Unlike other sequels, “Korra” perfectly introduces an entirely new storyline while maintaining what made “Avatar” special.
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Great power, great responsibility
Doors of Perception
This is why I’m risking a stable career, and probably a solid 401(k), to go into the entertainment industry and hopefully write for television.
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A power ranking of our favorite sketches from Nickelodeon’s ‘All That’ in celebration of its return
Welcome back to your childhood. Nickelodeon’s revered series, “All That,” is making its glorious return this summer. As a way to get the ’90s and early 2000s kids back in the groove, the Clog has power ranked the show’s best sketches in honor of this legendary moment.
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Picks of the Week: From new years to nightclubs, events to look forward to and think back on
Susan Meiselas is in town today. If you haven’t heard of her, she’s an award-winning photographer who’s covered subjects from East Coast strippers to history and genocide in Kurdistan.
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Confessions of a sitcom-aholic: Can comedy save your mortal soul?
Cutting Room Floor
My sitcom connoisseur training wheels were Disney Channel and Nickelodeon. I watched juvenile sitcoms with my sister, friends and my dad.
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7 reasons why ‘The Amanda Show’ was the best show ever to exist
Most of us grew up with this television classic, so let us reminisce on the better days and all that “The Amanda Show” had to offer to us Berkeley students.
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Study break: revisiting your childhood favorite cartoons as a “grown-up”
As you flip to the next dense page of your Chaucer reading or stare blankly at your problem set for the umpteenth hour in a row, sometimes you can’t help but want to curl up into a ball, cradling a stuffed animal and swaddled in a blanket. It’s not a
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TV Land: Television explains it all
It’s all Clarissa Darling’s fault. Remember her? That svelte, sunny blonde with the leggings who was supposed to “explain it all” Saturday nights on Nick? Yeah, that one. That lying, deceitful wench. She explained nothing. Why was there a boy climbing into her window every day? Why was that theme
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