#Nickstory

[kuiperoid]

It's wild seeing him being talked about again. Maybe I should shamelessly promote that overly long thinkpiece I posted about him here:

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[llamhigyn-y-dwr]

OK, bile curiosity Nick Fuentes fascinatees

Here's the Nickstorian community for you to go ham and discuss his weird life with other people similarly fascinated by his weird life but aren't "ideologically aligned" with him

[sparkycinnamon]

how were the nickstory archives people able to determine the months this episode could have aired by just the screenbug? how did they determine the time of the recording by the audio promo?

this is the screenshot included btw, provided by The Tide and Seeker (which admittedly is kind of unnerving thanks to the low quality and lack of lighting), and if the rest of the recording is this low-quality i'm surprised how they figured all of this out. (not that that's a bad thing, i think preserving and archiving stuff like this is very interesting and even important in many cases)

the devil works hard, but nickstory archives users work harder.

[loublu8]

Welp, I’ve caved in and finally made a Bubble Guppies-sona. It’s literally just me as a Guppy. Nuff said.

This was actually inspired by a drawing a friend of mine (@ZtheToonarchist on Twitter) did a few years ago in the Nickstory Jr. Archives server back when I used to roam around there, they drew a bunch of the users and they drew me as a Guppy with Oona. Wanted to revisit that idea now with my Mad Drawing Skillz™.

[new-employeeamillion]

It's hard for ask this in the form of a question, but I always found it weird how in the states, The Angry Beavers seemed to be doing pretty well, got to 62 episodes, and was popular enough that it was part of the 1999 Summer Marathon block, Henry and June's Nicktoons Summer Jam (which from what I could tell, included the most popular Nicktoons at the time, Rugrats, Hey Arnold, Wild Thornberrys, and Doug, the latter of which had long ended). Yet at the same time, here in the states, it had the shortest run of any of the 90s Nicktoons once you include reruns into this as reruns were rarer after 2001 and according to Nickstory, some episodes never even aired on the main channel. What's also weird is that CatDog ended production in 2000, same year as Beavers and while there were a couple episodes that never aired on the main channel, it still managed to have reruns regularly until 2005. The same thing can be said for how My Life as a Teenage Robot seemed to be one of Nick's most popular shows for a time and won a lot of U-Picks, yet the show stopped airing reruns regularly in early 2006 and the third season didn't air until late 2008

The Angry Beavers was too pure for this Earth. I’ve always felt that them getting really tongue-in-cheek with “Bye Bye Beavers” rubbed Nickelodeon the wrong way, which is why they tried to get rid of it quick enough to not worry about it, but slow enough to not arouse suspicion.

The CatDog situation could’ve just been out of neglect, like they miscommunicated that The Great Parent Mystery was a finale movie and saw that as the time to phase it out. (Though many Season 4 episodes aired on YTV from 2001-2002, so if applicable, those’ll be the dates I use).

And yeah, Teenage Robot is where a lot of Nickelodeon fans started to get fed up with their lack of long-term care for NickToons, especially since “it isn’t selling as well as SpongeBob” was an unreasonable defense in the mid 2000s. Oxygen wasn’t selling as well as SpongeBob, it was that big. But the network should’ve still kept the “backup” strong, and Teenage Robot deserved to get to a 4th season on the main channel.

[muttonchopsalley]

On this day in Nickstory, The Adventures of Pete and Pete episode Yellow Fever aired 30 years ago.

[dailynicknews]

via NickALive!

[tvschedulearchives]

TV Schedule Archive Wikis

There are several Wikis on Fandom dedicated to kids channels’ lineup.

https://nickstory.fandom.com/wiki/Nickstory_Wiki

https://nicktoonstory.fandom.com/wiki/Nicktoonstory_Wiki

https://teennickstory.fandom.com/wiki/TeenNickstory_Wiki

https://nickstoryjr.fandom.com/wiki/Nickstory_Jr._Wiki

https://cnas.fandom.com/wiki/Cartoon_Network/Adult_Swim_Archives_Wiki

https://dcba.fandom.com/wiki/Disney_Channel_Broadcast_Archives_Wiki

https://toonxdba.fandom.com/wiki/Toon_Disney/Disney_XD_Broadcast_Archives_Wiki

All you have to do is find an old schedule page on archive.org as well as old tapes and contribute to the pages.

I’ll start posting some past schedule in this page soon but right now, I’m a little busy with graphing archived schedules. text versions of the schedule will be posted instead (and I might include schedule archives of non-kids channels eventually)

[myheartatstake]

Torned between watching Nikolaus Karmichael or reading Nikolaus Villareal. Did not choose, I ended up listening to Nickolas Gene. NICK!!!!!!! ♡♡♡ #IGDaily #KatStory #NickStory

[kuiperoid]

My "Nickstorian" (people neurodivergently fascinated by Nick Fuentes, but not for shared ideology reasons) entry point

It started in late winter/early spring of 2023. I was dealing with a mix of stress from my second semester of graduate school and not being able to pin down a thesis topic, plus devastation from the ending of a relationship, my shortest romantic relationship at just over a month, but she'd been my friend for around fifteen years, back when we were awkward young nerds that gave our classmates "school shooters vibes" (perhaps foreshadowing, as we were exactly the kind of kids who could have gone down the groyper path if things had gone a bit differently) and who hadn't transed our genders yet, so I was dealing with a lot of stuff emotionally. I was watching a video upload of one of Shark3ozero's streams when he started discussing one of Nick Fuentes's tweets. I had heard of Nick Fuentes and his "groypers" before, but didn't really know what made him unique among the far right Internet personalities. Some of Shark's chatters remarked about Nick, "isn't he gay?" and Shark responded with something along the lines of, "yeah, he searched his friend's room for cum who he tried to make watch Euphoria with him and went on a date with a Nazi catboy." Now, I'd heard of plenty of rightwing talking heads being called called gay before, but that particular statement was so incredibly specific and strange that I had to verify what it meant. Surely this was some kind of terminally online joke that I wasn't getting? Alas, Shark did put some images on screen in reference to the latter claim. I was intrigued by this odd claim, so I did some Internet searching, initially just for "Nick Fuentes catboy" and found YouTube videos by CreationistCat, Vaush (despite the fact that I hate him), and more (several rightwing critics, I found, which added to the intrigue; as a leftist, we often lament how unified the right is and here was an exception). I got to a point where I was watching the entire ten hour stream in pieces between my classes as I ate in the grad student lounge. The catboy question was answered, but there was more. KiwiFarms and similar platforms kept on talking about his "friend Jaden," who he'd incidentally referenced during the "date" multiple times, and I figured there was some equally bizarre story there and I went down that rabbit hole as well. I was wrong about it being equally bizarre; it was more bizarre. Needless to say, over the next few months, I ended up learning his entire life story for which I wrote a thirty page essay for a project about rightwing Latinos in the US that ended up being abandoned in favor of another subject, though I keep that up for anyone else who shares my bile curiosity (most everyone who follows me has read that madness, so I won't bother linking it again). I have more or less followed him and his ex-associates, namely Jaden McNeil (who I find just as ideologically repulsive, though I do have slightly more sympathy for him for other reasons), from a distance ever since. It is a bit funny, at the time I was learning about him, I truly thought that Nick's relevance was waning. He was in deep trouble after an ex-associate of his, Ali Alexander, was exposed for sexually abusing teenage boys in his organization and a lot of people on the right found him to be a contrarian grifter, while leftists viewed him as more of a joke than a threat. It was a pretty big surprise when he managed to thrust himself back into the spotlight with the whole "your body, my choice" thing after the election, a bit ironic given he had spent almost all of the election season criticizing Trump for supporting Israel and issues with JD Vance. It's interesting watching someone, especially one I've had this bile curiosity about for almost two years, so successfully regain relevance he'd lost, maybe even become more relevant, from what was essentially a publicity stunt that ended up being weaponized beyond him. At the moment, it seems like his previous reputation as a joke and possibly gay is returning, what with the Destiny leaks (which probably weren't even him, but the Internet doesn't care) and then his arrest, but we'll see.

[llamhigyn-y-dwr]

Well, if you insist...

[bsbfcdontstopdreaming]

#nickstories #bsbvegas Fevereiro 2018 foto maravilhosa de #nickcarter 😍💝

[muttonchopsalley]

On this day in Nickstory, The Adventures of Pete and Pete episode "Farewell My Little Viking (Part II)" aired 30 years ago.

[dailynicknews]

via NickALive!

[tvschedulearchives]

Nickelodeon Schedule for the first two months of 1999. I got the source from Nickstory Wikia who got their sources from old newspapers. There was a time Nick existed before its number one hit, SpongeBob. They have tons of different shows playing and this was before streaming services were a thing.

[kuiperoid]

Flashing back to the only time Nick seemed genuine in discussing attraction to women