Nickelodeon and Netflix Announce New Multi-Year Deal for Original Shows/Movies

[RDG]

Nick has decided to team up with Netflix for new shows/movies Nickelodeon, Netflix Team for Original Animated Features, TV Series

 

[Ghostbuster]

Guess we know where Glitch Techs is going..

 

[BillK15]

I know this announcement stated nothing about adding older Nickelodeon content on the service yet, even though we had just seen a handful of shows and movies like Victorious and Big Time Movie weeks ago, but with their relationship growing stronger, there's a most likely chance we'll see more classic Nick content soon.

 

[SG-17]

I wonder if the new Rugrats will be shunted over to Netflix?

Plus the rumors of more Hey Arnold, Zim, and Rocko post-movies.

 

[RainbowCupcake]

I thought Nick already had a deal with Netflix?

 

[Ghoster1987]

does this mean newer Nicktoons will be streaming on Netflix instead of airing on the main channel?

 

[Ghostbuster]

@RainbowCupcake Today's deal expands on that deal.

@Ghoster1987 It'll probably be a mix, with some on Nick and some on Netflix.

 

[AdrenalineRush1996]

Not surprised, given that their parent company has opted to put their stuff on other services instead of creating their own like Disney, Warner Media and NBC Universal are doing.

 

[Al Capone]

Its sad to see that Nickelodeon And disney are having streaming content but Cartoon Network has just a cheapy App

 

[Dudley]

That’s pretty neat. I look forward to what new shows Nick Animation will make


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[RDG]

Squidward spin-off on the way (as if Kamp Koral wasn't enough) A New SpongeBob Spinoff Is Coming To Netflix, Report Says

 

[The Overlord]

Its sad to see that Nickelodeon And disney are having streaming content but Cartoon Network has just a cheapy App

I am pretty sure all the Cartoon Network stuff will be on HBO Max when it launches.

 

[Nexonius]

This reminds me of DreamWorks Animation deal of the earlier part of the decade. Hopefully this means Netflix is in charge of renewing the shows but I'm definitely hoping that Glitch Techs is a Netflix show instead. We've waited a long time for that show to come about, why not put it on an appropriate service to compliment the show and its premise?

Here's to hoping that more risque shows come out and less restrictions. And less shows based on older properties.

 

[Ghostbuster]

A live action TMNT series produced by Nickelodeon for Netflix is in the works - New Live-Action Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Show Coming To Netflix

 

[the greenman]

I enjoyed the "Zim: Enter the Florpus" movie. I have to now wait on Ahh Real Monsters. I believe Paramount is going to mix both Nickelodeon tv and Netflix for both new content and reunion/reboots. Are You Afraid of the Dark? reboot is on the way following All That this year. So we'll see what happens.

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[ToonJay723]

A live action TMNT series produced by Nickelodeon for Netflix is in the works - New Live-Action Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Show Coming To Netflix

I don't see any other website mentioning this, and We Got This Covered is known for making inaccurate news articles. They once said Disney was making a live-action remake of Home on the Range, which isn't happening.

 

[Ghoster1987]

Yeah don't ever send "news articles" from We Got This Covered"

 

[Ghostbuster]

I had no idea. Thanks for the tip.

 

[ToonsJazzLover]

As soon as Disney+ becomes a thing, I knew Nick and Netflix were going to have a deal. It's for the best if most of the new animated IPs move to Netflix so we don't have to deal with them getting dumped to Nicktoons anymore.

 

[TMC1982]

I'm wondering how this will affect CBS All-Access? I naturally assumed that a lot of Viacom's properties would eventually show up (or it at the very least, would seem logical) there come the finalization of the merger.

Can Nickelodeon return to dominance in kids TV with all the streaming competition?
SOURCE: LOS ANGELES TIMES
Nickelodeon, which signed an exclusive deal with Netflix this week, once dominated kids TV. But it's lost nearly 60% of its viewership over the past decade. “We have to move fast, and continue to evolve as the business evolves,” says Brian Robbins, who's been trying to re-create Nickelodeon's excitement via reboots of classic series since he took over as president 13 months ago. “We want to get back to that creative-driven culture that used to exist here.” Robbins adds: “I knew that there were enormous headwinds confronting television. But then my wife asked me the question that I like to ask everybody, which is: ‘Why not?'"