Being a Portuguese fairground attraction (possibly made in Spain, where SpongeBob is insanely popular), it looks unlicensed.They aren't officially licensed, are they?
I bet they haven't aired a new SpongeBob episode on any of their channels in yearsI found this on Nick India's page:
Also this quote about dubbing sitcoms
When we started, we had a lot of Nickelodeon international content which was live action. We saw the foreign looking characters speaking Hindi and we realised that it won't work. When you do live action and a north Indian man starts speaking Tamil, there is disconnect. Live action has that limitation, but animation is free of all this. The network does have regional channels in the markets that require it, but then there are certain markets that are quite homogeneous. Animation is language-agnostic. Dubbing works for us because Shiva can speak in Tamil or Hindi or any other language for that matter. I'm not sure if we need a regional channel. But we can look at more languages to dub in, Kannada and Marathi.
Ultimately, if I launch a kids’ regional channel, what else will be different, other than language? Right now, our Tamil feed is available in Tamil Nadu. I don’t know what I can do differently.
Ok.... can't they just at least put them on Nick HD+ and leaving them in English? And also put all of those aired sitcoms on Voot (not just a quarter of it)? Still no official word from the company about why they don't air Nick animated shows on any of their channels.
http://bestmediainfo.com/2018/06/ad...t-the-index-says-nick-s-nina-elavia-jaipuria/
On Nick HD+ they did but early in the morning.I bet they haven't aired a new SpongeBob episode on any of their channels in years
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Did they ever air Fairly OddParents at all before the joint venture?On Nick HD+ they did but early in the morning.
yesDid they ever air Fairly OddParents at all before the joint venture?
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This means that American live-action series are not popular among South Asians in general.I found this on Nick India's page:
Also this quote about dubbing sitcoms
When we started, we had a lot of Nickelodeon international content which was live action. We saw the foreign looking characters speaking Hindi and we realised that it won't work. When you do live action and a north Indian man starts speaking Tamil, there is disconnect. Live action has that limitation, but animation is free of all this. The network does have regional channels in the markets that require it, but then there are certain markets that are quite homogeneous. Animation is language-agnostic. Dubbing works for us because Shiva can speak in Tamil or Hindi or any other language for that matter. I'm not sure if we need a regional channel. But we can look at more languages to dub in, Kannada and Marathi.
Ultimately, if I launch a kids’ regional channel, what else will be different, other than language? Right now, our Tamil feed is available in Tamil Nadu. I don’t know what I can do differently.
Ok.... can't they just at least put them on Nick HD+ and leaving them in English? And also put all of those aired sitcoms on Voot (not just a quarter of it)? Still no official word from the company about why they don't air Nick animated shows on any of their channels.
http://bestmediainfo.com/2018/06/ad...t-the-index-says-nick-s-nina-elavia-jaipuria/
This means that American live-action series are not popular among South Asians in general.
Don't they always play the same few episodes of that?Blaze promo on Nick Jr. India
I posted that two months ago. Maybe they don't anymoreDon't they always play the same few episodes of that?
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When will they bring back everything they removed in December?I posted that two months ago. Maybe they don't anymore