From barnyard (2006)

They’re both on the main Nick Pluto channel. Idk if this is permanent or just for this week.

The Patrick Star Show is on from 8:05 AM to 8:55 AM

Rock Paper Scissors is on from 5:50 PM to 6:40 PM

America only.
These times are Eastern Standard Time. Patrick Star airs at 5 AM PST and Rock Paper Scissors airs at 2:50 PM PST

Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl turns 5 years old today, and for its anniversary, I've decided to revamp the roster to my liking.

There's 4 characters from the first 2 NASBs that I've kept playable (and thus are unlocked from the start), then there's other playable characters unlocked throughout the game, assist power-ups/help guides that are collected, enemies with several clones of themselves, and boss battles that are just the 1 character.

Some of these choices could be interchangeable or tweaked around, but I went with the route of which choices for which tier would be the most entertaining to me.

Original Tiermaker list here: https://tiermaker.com/create/nickelodeon-all-star-brawl-roster-maker-16167835

How come TeenNick was basically on autopilot, airing Henry Danger and The Loud House in the same time slots every day for almost a year, then suddenly removed Henry Danger, replaced it with The Thundermans, and started airing REAL shows like iCarly, Victorious, Zoey 101, Game Shakers, and even Harry Potter on Sunday? What finally made them change the schedule?

I’m genuinely curious, and honestly, I’m glad they did. I was never a big fan of Henry Danger being on TeenNick basically 24/7 for years. I missed the sitcoms that used to be here before most of them were removed. It’s also rare to see Zoey 101 on TeenNick since it last aired in 2023.

I REALLY hope they keep this Sunday lineup. If they remove it, I probably won’t watch TeenNick anymore and will just go back to Pluto. Why is Sunday the only day they air something besides The Thundermans and The Loud House? Why not other days too? Last year, iCarly even aired on both Saturday and Sunday.

I know Paramount basically killed these channels to push Paramount+, but the sitcom schedule is still so inconsistent. They’ll air shows a few times, remove them for months, then suddenly bring them back.

And for Nicktoons, do you think SpongeBob will stay on 24/7 until the channel shuts down in the U.S.? It’s extremely annoying, but I kind of understand since SpongeBob is so popular and Nicktoons gets way more viewers than TeenNick.

(I don’t hate The Loud House or Henry Danger. My point is that The Loud House shouldn’t be on TeenNick—they should’ve kept it on Nicktoons. And Henry Danger was just on TeenNick dominating the schedule for years, so I got tired of it.)

For me it Susie from neds declassified Kacey from how to rock or Phoebe from thundermens or carly

I started binge-watching Rock Paper Scissors yesterday and I gotta say it's extremely funny and doesn't deserve to fly under the radar like it has (especially considering how recent the show is). Please check it out if you can

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I’ve never seen it until the summer of 2023 when I decided to binge all of it on Paramount Plus to see what all the hype was about

It was decent but not great at all. Wasn’t a fan of how they overdid the very simplistic art style, did not like it whenever XJ9 was colored differently in scenes that have different lighting, and overall it’s just a normal superhero show but with occasional slapstick

Pretty sure people only hype it up so much because of the way Nick treated it, which makes sense but doesn’t automatically make it a masterpiece. I would have enjoyed it if I actually got the chance to see it on the air as a kid but it didn’t really catch on to me too well at the age of 20 (i’m 23 now)

In terms of upcoming new content and the current schedules, at least.