International Nickelodeon Thread Part 14

[RegularMan]

iCarly was by far even more popular AIRC

Frankly, it’s probably for the best that they didn’t pick up iCarly. It’s fresh in the world's mind for… unsavoury reasons, remember? And it is practically the face of *his* tenure at Nick.

 

[RandomMe]

Frankly, it’s probably for the best that they didn’t pick up iCarly. It’s fresh in the world's mind for… unsavoury reasons, remember? And it is practically the face of *his* tenure at Nick.

But Sam & Cat is from the same company. Sure, the controversies on stage were not that big on that show, but still...

 

[zakawer2]

In fact, here in Denmark the Danish public broadcaster used to air iCarly, and with pretty much the exact same dub also used on Nickelodeon!

 

[RandomMe]

In fact, here in Denmark the Danish public broadcaster used to air iCarly, and with pretty much the exact same dub also used on Nickelodeon!

Here iCarly aired on SIC, in late 2009, amd it was with the same dub that would later air on Nick from April 2010.

Until 2010, live-actions were subtitled under the principle that they were for an older audience that could read properly. Now, in 2025, subtitled content on kids channels is a thing of the past.

 

[RegularMan]

But Sam & Cat is from the same company. Sure, the controversies on stage were not that big on that show, but still...

I can’t say. Maybe it was just really, really unfortunate timing.

 

[Zzman]

@Francisque @themidnightlore a while back there was a rumor that sky was going to drop Nickelodeon Italy on May 1th and Nickelodeon Italy was going to become part of commercial light but that turned out to be not true

 

[Francisque]

@Francisque @themidnightlore a while back there was a rumor that sky was going to drop Nickelodeon Italy on May 1th and Nickelodeon Italy was going to become part of commercial light but that turned out to be not true

Invented by who?
Never heard of that

 

[nevocated]

Here iCarly aired on SIC, in late 2009, amd it was with the same dub that would later air on Nick from April 2010.

Until 2010, live-actions were subtitled under the principle that they were for an older audience that could read properly. Now, in 2025, subtitled content on kids channels is a thing of the past.

iCarly is fairly popular here, it gets reruns every now and then. (and occasionally marathons!)

 

[Zzman]

Invented by who?
Never heard of that

well I really thought that it was going to shut down even Wikipedia had it at one point

 

[zakawer2]

Wikipedia is for some reason still claiming that the international TV channels division of Paramount Global (now known as Paramount, a Skydance Corporation) is called "Paramount International Networks" like that's its official name.

But I've had very serious trouble locating actual reliable sources (that aren't clearly citing or parroting Wikipedia) to fully verify that Paramount's international TV channel operations outside of the United States (including Nickelodeon, Nick Jr., Nicktoons, MTV, Comedy Central etc.) even legally go by anything other than ViacomCBS Networks International or Viacom International Media Networks (VIMN), even after ViacomCBS's rename to Paramount Global and the subsequent Paramount–Skydance merger.

 

[Two Two's]

iCarly is fairly popular here, it gets reruns every now and then. (and occasionally marathons!)

Yeah, it aired a TON on weekends in 2020.

 

[Francisque]

Never trust Wikipedia for this kind of TV information

well I really thought that it was going to shut down even Wikipedia had it at one point

 

[themidnightlore]

Wikipedia is for some reason still claiming that the international TV channels division of Paramount Global (now known as Paramount, a Skydance Corporation) is called "Paramount International Networks" like that's its official name.

But I've had very serious trouble locating actual reliable sources (that aren't clearly citing or parroting Wikipedia) to fully verify that Paramount's international TV channel operations outside of the United States (including Nickelodeon, Nick Jr., Nicktoons, MTV, Comedy Central etc.) even legally go by anything other than ViacomCBS Networks International or Viacom International Media Networks (VIMN), even after ViacomCBS's rename to Paramount Global and the subsequent Paramount–Skydance merger.

Well... The MIMIT license for the DTT for Super! is under Paramount Global Italy, if it helps. So the ParGlo name, at least on paper, is used somewhere. (They also still keep the one for VH1, that is long closed now)

 

[RandomMe]

Never trust Wikipedia for this kind of TV information

That's where I come in to find reliable information to add to the articles.

 

[Zzman]

Never trust Wikipedia for this kind of TV information

I mean in the right hands Wikipedia can be sometimes reliable its just that there are some little kids putting False information most of the time

 

[Zzman]

not sure why Nickelodeon Germany timeshares with this "comdey Central+1" why not just give all the channel space to Nickelodeon it makes more sense to me they should take notes from Australia

 

[RegularMan]

not sure why Nickelodeon Germany timeshares with this "comdey Central+1" why not just give all the channel space to Nickelodeon it makes more sense to me they should take notes from Australia

The fact that general kids (as in, not preschool) channels are still part-time is insane to me.

 

[Zzman]

The fact that general kids (as in, not preschool) channels are still part-time is insane to me.

yeah I would really like Nickelodeon Germany to have a nick night or Nick comedy type thing again not "MTV+" or Comedy Central+1" or whatever

 

[RandomMe]

The fact that general kids (as in, not preschool) channels are still part-time is insane to me.

In Portugal, there aren't any part-time kids channels these days lol

 

[Zzman]