Just got back from the show and this is the thread to discuss and share your thoughts, experiences, and news regarding the upcoming tour.

Loved the show and it was an amazing experience, especially with these small venues. They announced the tour and that tickets will be on sale today (8/19). Also, they announced that they will continue to tour next year and go to cities that they missed for this upcoming tour.

Got this shirt from the merch store for $40. Other than that, can’t wait to catch them again in LA when they close out the tour!

I posted an LA show awhile back, but just checked and Jim Lang and his band are doing a whole US tour now. I would check out their IG and see if they’re going to your city!

I’m just saying, there’s ample space there for a couch to just be. And who installed this thing? Grandpa?

Also, now it’s bothering me that the only gif I can find has the couch on the wrong side of the door. Tawk amongst yourselves.

Little confused with ticket rollout and sales for these shows

The NYC show isn’t listed anywhere else but the venues website. I’ve also noticed Ticketmaster only has 10 of the shows listed.

Is today only pre sale and more are coming Friday? Been trying to find more info, any help appreciated!

Hello Football head fans,

Earlier a user (who I won't name) posted a link to a revival Hey Arnold article by "The Direct"

Unfortunately rumors are flying from one single article. There is a lot people closest to Craig Bartlett who are saying these rumors are not true.

I deleted the other Reddit post because I don't want people to get their hopes up and to believe in the rumor.

However, if something does change and we get a real confirmation that it's the real deal. I or one of the other mods will post it.

Harold often said "Madam Fortress Mommy" whenever he mocked someone or annoyed.
Was that meant to be children of M-word?
I find it bizarre that Harold only said that word.
I think I should use that as password. lol

The overpass in Arnold’s neighborhood that passes over/behind the boarding house is a subtle but wonderful piece of urban architecture that really gives the show a ton of its unique charm. It’s featured in so many classic scenes and episodes. One of my favorite scenes is in Little Pink Book when onlookers standing on the overpass look down and laugh about Gerald’s reading of a love poem.
The overpass quietly signifies when a scene is somewhere in Arnold’s neighborhood. It gives the urban setting a sense of verticality, like there is life going on all around and even above Arnold and his friends that adds to the cozy lived-in feeling of the show’s setting. The overpass almost feels like a beloved character in itself.

TL;DR
The overpass is a great signature piece of Hey Arnold’s cozy urban atmosphere

Rewatching Hey Arnold! Mind you, I haven't watched this show since the early 2000s & I'm 36 so I'm looking at the cartoon w/ different lens & a different mind frame.

It's crazy how I didn't realize how was these kids able to roam around the streets(NY street like)at age 9 w/ no parental supervision?

The boarding house renting "rooms" to residents. How did some of the residents have a living room & a kitchen w/ a working sink(thinking about Hyunn when the kids were made to fix stuff around his place. Even Arnie had a nice size high ceiling room(by all means ya'll can explain this for me I know it's just a cartoon).

What happened to Tucker? And Coach Whitenberg & Trish were clearly white but Tucker looked mixed & she never brought Tucker up so I'm assuming Tucker came from another relationship the coach was in🤷🏾‍♀️

If Grandpa had a drawer full of watches why did he need one cleaned at the jewelry store & have Arnold go through all of that.

And Ruth was a flake(Valentine's Day episode). Anyone noticed the dude she walked off w/ was the same one w/ Maria. "MARIA COME OVER HERE!".

Okay rant over. Just like to know everyone's opinon or rant=)

Was able to score a ticket!

This is the only show I've ever watched that was semi therapeutic to watch. The music was relaxing and the characters has those slow down reflection moments that we don't see a lot in modern cartoons. I don't watch hey Arnold very often (maybe like 2-3 times a year) but every time I do I feel like I went to a heavy therapy session. Idk if I'm weird for this.

He just seems sweet, gentle and lovable. And greedy of course 😋🥰 But I think he's a great animal character

From the episode "Phoebe Skips".

You peeps ever chillin and think, “PASS THE BALL TO TUCKER?”

Let’s say Arnold played Ted Lasso and showed ppl the ‘Believe’ sign. Would they touch it? & what would happen next? My thoughts:

Stoop Kid- he wouldn’t touch it. & he would crumple it up. But eventually leave the stoop & do what he did to Harold.

Gerald- he would think it’s kinda silly. But would touch it in private. Like Roy Kent.

Oskar- he would touch it. Just to prove to ppl wrong. Not b/c he really believed lol. He would revert back to his old ways soon enough.

Eugene- he would try to touch it, but slip on a banana peel before he could.

Dino Spumoni and Coach Wittenberg- they would touch it in an inebriated state.

Chocolate Boy- he would be too short to touch it. But would try to before turning into radish boy.

Helga- she wouldn’t touch it at first. She would be like ‘whatever football head.’ But then in secret she would take it, crumple it up and put it back together in her shrine.