International Nickelodeon thread part 11

[Oh My Rocko]

Okay,but since when does Nick Iberia airs Sam & Cat?

 

[Muppetman2003]

Okay,but since when does Nick Iberia airs Sam & Cat?

I mean TeenNick in here in the US still pushes Sam & Cat even though the entire series is on Netflix

 

[RandomMe]

@Francisque Nick UK is localised too. We may be leaving the EU, but we're still in Europe.

However the UK at ViacomCBS is now grouped with Australia. How rare.

 

[Ghostbuster]

The inner-workings of both Nick UK and Nick AU/NZ are very similar.

 

[Checkerboard]

With Viacom having ties to China and China being a big market I'm not surprised they want to open a park there.

Some CEE

 

[RandomMe]

The inner-workings of both Nick UK and Nick AU/NZ are very similar.

Besides Australia has its own localized Nick Jr. while New Zealand gets the global feed just to confuse you.

 

[Ghostbuster]

RRTV has granted ViacomCBS permission to broadcast Nickelodeon (by satellite) and Nicktoons (via IPTV) in Gibraltar.

 

[RandomMe]

I just don't like the way VIacomCBS is working just to downsize local operations. I wonder what happened, Nickelodeon was never a KidsCo.

Also, cutting the end credits + shorter breaks between shows = increasing the amount of reruns, even though it's at a smaller margin.

 

[animegamer]

Nick India unsurprisingly becomes the number 1 kids network from week 27, 2019 to week 28, 2020

 

[RandomMe]

Even Clan TVE stopped showing the first five seasons of SpongeBob. Don't know why. Probably because they want more episodes in widescreen (season 9+)? ViacomCBS has beeen handling SpongeBob over here so poorly, last summer it was still OK to watch older seasons as part of weekend specials, but that was during SpongeBob's 20th.

 

[ProtoGentIsDead]

After the launch of Nicktoons EMEA/LATAM for ex-Yugoslavia, the episode of The Loud House played with no vocals whether it's on some audio tracks.

 

[Ghostbuster]

That sometimes happened when Nick UK used to air Magic School Bus, the intro just had the background music and sound effects, but no singing.

 

[NewBogus :)]

After the launch of Nicktoons EMEA/LATAM for ex-Yugoslavia, the episode of The Loud House played with no vocals whether it's on some audio tracks.

You mean "Lincoln Loud: Girl Guru"? This was due to the fact that this episode was not dubbed. The same problem as on CEE airings of this episode in Czech, Hungarian, Bulgarian and Romanian, about which I mentioned some time ago.

 

[SpongeBobFan2004]

You mean "Lincoln Loud: Girl Guru"? This was due to the fact that this episode was not dubbed. The same problem as on CEE airings of this episode in Czech, Hungarian, Bulgarian and Romanian, about which I mentioned some time ago.

It’s still unclear if Nick International are dubbing their shows from home or TLH hasn’t premiered in those countries yet.


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[NewBogus :)]

It’s still unclear if Nick International are dubbing their shows from home or TLH hasn’t premiered in those countries yet.


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The point is this ep is officially banned and it wasn't dubbed in 2016-17 when Nick CEE used to be available in Russian.
Of course, this episode was dubbed into Polish.

 

[Muppetman2003]

@Ghostbuster so apparently the Greek dub of Blue's Clues & You was delayed to September

 

[ChickyBro]

[Thailand]
Nickelodeon just got added to AIS PLAY not long ago. The feed is in 1080i while it's just 576i on TrueVisions.

However, the subtitles on AIS PLAY are stretched from 4:3 to 169.

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[Ghostbuster]

@Muppetman2003 Isn't that quite quick for Nick Greece?

 

[Muppetman2003]

@Ghostbuster well yeah but it was actually supposed to premire back in March

Also Paddington Bear got new a generic promo for Nick Jr Scandinavia(and I'm assuming CEE).
Sadly, I missed the second image.

 

[RegularCapital]

However the UK at ViacomCBS is now grouped with Australia. How rare.

What's also bizarre is that the London office now oversees the Asia-Pacific operations (EMEAA if you will: ViacomCBS Networks EMEAA - Wikipedia) which still has local management and offices in Asia, this is not to be confused with the UK/AUS team though who specifically run those channels in those countries. After Brexit, the management will still be there, just the actual EU transmission will mostly take place in Amsterdam or Prague, most likely via IP like what they've already been doing.

Same for WarnerMedia in London, the EMEA executive now oversees APAC (while still maintaining a base in Singapore and Hong Kong), the International exec (the EMEA/APAC exec's boss) is usually based there too. For EU transmission, WarnerMedia is opting for Germany, more specifically Munich.