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>Continues to drag out SpongeBob well past its prime and intends to keep doing that after the creator's death with unnecessary spinoffs
>Premiered many bad SpongeBob episodes like One Coarse Meal, Yours, Mine and Mine, A Pal for Gary, Demolition Doofus, Face Freeze, Squid Baby and Ink Lemonade
>Premiered the short-lived and infamous Jimmy Neutron spinoff about Sheen
>The Legend of Korra was really popular, but Nickelodeon sabotaged it by constantly fucking with time-slots and eventually just dumped the remainder of the show online.
>Most new cartoons are either very short-lived, have their final seasons dumped out on Nicktoons or both
>Finally kills FOP, but only after the ratings tanked and Butch Hartman left the network.
>The only new cartoons to survive are The Loud House (out of sheer luck) and TMNT (only based on toy sales)
>Instantly begins milking Loud House's popularity with a renewal up to four seasons as of now, a movie and unnecessary spin-off series.
>Finally concluded Hey Arnold with The Jungle Movie, which premiered to mediocre ratings, causing Rocko's Modern Life and Invader ZIM's TV films to be on Netflix
The network is basically the same as it was in the late 2000s. Piggybacking off old popular stuff and barely giving new things a chance. This network is still trash and you can't convince me otherwise.
>Premiered many bad SpongeBob episodes like One Coarse Meal, Yours, Mine and Mine, A Pal for Gary, Demolition Doofus, Face Freeze, Squid Baby and Ink Lemonade
>Premiered the short-lived and infamous Jimmy Neutron spinoff about Sheen
>The Legend of Korra was really popular, but Nickelodeon sabotaged it by constantly fucking with time-slots and eventually just dumped the remainder of the show online.
>Most new cartoons are either very short-lived, have their final seasons dumped out on Nicktoons or both
>Finally kills FOP, but only after the ratings tanked and Butch Hartman left the network.
>The only new cartoons to survive are The Loud House (out of sheer luck) and TMNT (only based on toy sales)
>Instantly begins milking Loud House's popularity with a renewal up to four seasons as of now, a movie and unnecessary spin-off series.
>Finally concluded Hey Arnold with The Jungle Movie, which premiered to mediocre ratings, causing Rocko's Modern Life and Invader ZIM's TV films to be on Netflix
The network is basically the same as it was in the late 2000s. Piggybacking off old popular stuff and barely giving new things a chance. This network is still trash and you can't convince me otherwise.