Nickelodeon making Netflix shows, Yay or Nay?

[The Overlord]

Either way, linear TV isn't going anywhere, Overlord, let alone the Nickelodeon cable network; at least not for a very long time.

Really, what are you basing that on? That Bloomberg article I posted said the ratings for channels like Nickelodeon are in the toilet due to streaming and I think that will continue to be the case in the future, things are changing pretty quickly nowadays, the DVD market that was strong in the past is going away as well.

In any case, it doesn't matter. Nickelodeon has their own streaming service one way or the other, and if they're so unsure about airing a show on their actual network, then they should just air it on their streaming service (which, again, you sign into through your cable provider), if anything.

Are you talking about CBS All Access or Pluto TV? CBS All Access could use new non Star Trek content.

Regardless, Netflix is still the biggest streaming service out there and something like Glitch Tech will get more exposure there, than at Nicktoons or CBS All Access and eventually Nickelodeon itself as their ratings continue to decline. Nickelodeon mistreating past animated shows frankly makes me think they are better off on Netflix than on Nickelodeon.

 

[PapaGreg]

Either way, linear TV isn't going anywhere, Overlord, let alone the Nickelodeon cable network; at least not for a very long time.

In any case, it doesn't matter. Nickelodeon has their own streaming service one way or the other, and if they're so unsure about airing a show on their actual network, then they should just air it on their streaming service (which, again, you sign into through your cable provider), if anything.

TV may not be going anywhere but the thing is that the younger generation always focus on new media compared to the old and when your demographic is kids you might as well adapt.

 

[Ghostbuster]

Interestingly, Nick will be able to air the SpongeBob spin-offs its making for Netflix once Netflix's rights to them expire. Bob Bakish Doubles Down on the Value of ViacomCBS

 

[AdrenalineRush1996]

I'd say it's a wise decision.

 

[Tacomaster]

Interestingly, Nick will be able to air the SpongeBob spin-offs its making for Netflix once Netflix's rights to them expire.

Does this expand to other shows?

 

[Ghostbuster]

@Tacomaster The article doesn't say.