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Nickelodeon History

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Relics from the early days of Nickelodeon.

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Nickelodeon Shop inside Blockbuster Video (1996) This was a proof-of-concept installed in one Blockbuster store, I wonder if there were ever any others? Features: whoopee-cushion bench, interactive terminals for kids to give feedback on nick programming Designed by Fitch Inc.
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Inside one of the Nickelodeon retail stores from the late '90s.
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A shirt given to Nickelodeon interns in 1995.
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This Nickelodeon ID, “Orange Stuff,” would randomly pop up during the opening credits to various Nick shows in the late ‘90s. In addition to Rocko’s Modern Life, it appeared on Rugrats and Kenan and Kel.
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Aaahh!!! Real Monsters characters on the side of the Klasky Csupo headquarters building.
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A Doug shirt sold at Nickelodeon Studios in the early '90s.
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Beau Woods@beauwoods2 Jun 2020
I’ll bet you didn’t know Nickelodeon has a “Declararion of Kids’ Rights.” I didn’t. Here it is in its original language from June 7, 1990. Nickelodeon today went off air for 8’ 46” running this on the screen. Amazing.
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Nickelodeon's Declaration of Kids' Rights from 1990.
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The Nick Click digital camera from 1999.
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A Nickelodeon fanny pack from the '90s.
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A '90s-era commercial for Nickelodeon Studios.
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A 1995 ad for Nickelodeon computer accessories.
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The Nickelodeon Time Blaster alarm clock from the '90s.
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A Mother's Day-themed Rugrats commercial from 1998.
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A Nickelodeon Magazine subscription card from 1995.
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A Rugrats animation cel signed by show co-creators Arlene Klasky and Gábor Csupó.
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An announcement of the SpongeBob Squarepants premiere in a 1999 issue of Nickelodeon Magazine. Squidward was misidentified as Mr. Krabs.
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An ad for Nickelodeon video cassettes from the early '90s.
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Rocko's Modern Life merchandise from the '90s.
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A Clarissa Explains It All door hanger from 1994.
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A Nickelodeon pog from the '90s.
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