Dora and the Lost City of Gold star greets, “Ola, Philippines!”
Paramount Pictures has just released a couple of new videos for its critically-acclaimed family adventure Dora and the Lost City of Gold, opening in Philippine cinemas on Wednesday 14th August 2019!
The first video has the film’s lead star, Isabela Moner, greeting `Ola, Philippines!’ (`Hello, Philippines!), while the second featurette introduces the talented cast assembled by the filmmakers. The videos may be viewed below.
An internationally beloved heroine springs to life on the big screen in Paramount Pictures’ Dora and the Lost City of Gold, the feature film debut of Dora the Explorer, the iconic Latinx trailblazer whose exploits have delighted parents and children alike since her 2000 Nickelodeon debut.
In her first live-action adventure, the now-16-year-old Dora (Isabela Moner) leads an action-packed expedition through the Amazon jungle to rescue her parents from treacherous treasure-hunters while also facing her scariest challenge yet ― high school!
An idyllic early life spent exploring the rainforest with her zoologist mother Elena (Eva Longoria) and archaeologist father Cole (Michael Peña) has done nothing to prepare Dora to face down the most unpredictable creature on Earth, the American teenager. Sent to stay in the city with her abuelita (Adriana Barraza) and her cousin Diego (Jeff Wahlberg), Dora finds herself in a blackboard jungle where her wilderness skills do her little good.
A school field trip to the local Natural History Museum seems like familiar territory to the intrepid traveler, until she and three friends are abducted by a band of thieves who need her to track down her parents and what could be the richest archaeological find in history: Parapata, the ancient Lost City of Gold. Transported to Peru, Dora and her friends are rescued from the bandits by Alejandro Gutierrez (Eugenio Derbez), a mysterious jungle inhabitant. Dora and her simian sidekick Boots (voiced by Danny Trejo) lead a trek into the unknown to save her parents and solve the mystery behind a centuries-old lost civilization.
Dora and the Lost City of Gold is distributed in the Philippines by United International Pictures through Columbia Pictures.
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Prepare your filthy human minds for impending doom! Netflix and Nickelodeon's Invader ZIM: Enter the Florpus, from original Invader ZIM series creator Jhonen Vasquez, will release on the streaming platform globally on Friday, August 16th, 2019! Check out the latest trailer for the brand-new movie below, and get set to SING THE DOOM SONG FOR ETERNITY!
The new trailer for Netflix's Invader Zim: Enter the Florpus reveals Dib Membrane has had quite a rough time since he last faced Zim. In the trailer, we see Zim come face-to-face with Dib, only to not recognize him. Instead, Dib is shown rolling around in a computer chair with unkempt hair and crust coming from his eyes and ears. Of course, it seems like Dib at least tried to prepare for battle with Zim, as he can be seen lifting weights and donning his classic black coat, but something bad clearly happened along the way.
Fans of the early 2000's Nickelodeon animated series Invader Zim will remember Dib as the eccentric paranormal investigator, who seemed to be one of the only people to realize -- or care -- that Zim is an alien.
The character is voiced by Andy Berman, who is a longtime actor and writer that has appeared in TV shows such as The Wonder Years, Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman, The Jamie Foxx Show and Psych.
Created by Jhonen Vasquez, Invader Zim premiered on March 30, 2001, running for 27 episodes over two seasons on Nickelodeon, winning an Emmy Award and an Annie Award for individual achievement in animation (which went to storyboard artists Kyle Menke and Steve Ressel, respectively) - and getting “The Doom Song” stuck in jillions of puny human heads. The series chronicles an alien named Zim who arrived on Earth from his home planet of Irk with imperialistic intentions of conquering the planet (in order to gain favor with his Irken home race). Wildly ineffective but hilariously earnest, Zim and his robot companion GIR attempted to blend in and study the human race while simultaneously trying to enslave it. Despite Zim and GIR's subpar disguises, the only humans who realize they are extraterrestrials are school-aged paranormal investigator Dib. Invader ZIM boasts a devoted fandom. The series is produced by Nickelodeon.
The 2D-animated TV movie, directed by Jhonen Vasquez and Jake Wyatt and produced by Nickelodeon in Burbank, will see original voice cast members Richard Horvitz (The Angry Beavers) and Rikki Simons return as fan-favorites ZIM and GIR, alongside Andy Berman as Dib Membrane and Melissa Fahn as Gaz Membrane. Additional voice actors reprising their original series roles include: Wally Wingert as Almighty Tallest Red; Kevin McDonald as Almighty Tallest Purple; Rodger Bumpass (SpongeBob SquarePants) as Professor Membrane, Dib and Gaz's father; Olivia d'Abo as Tak, ZIM's Irken nemesis; and Paul Greenberg as Poonchy, one of ZIM and Dib's human classmates, as well as Jhonen Vasquez, Eric Bauza, Breehn Burns, Justin Roiland, Fred Tatasciore, Jenny Goldberg, Mo Collins, and Michael McDonald.
Inside Invader Zim: Enter the Florpus! with Jhonen Vasquez
Jhonen Vasquez answered our questions about how Invader Zim has evolved but is mostly still about screaming jerks.
The existence of Invader Zim is unlikely in the first place. For some reason, Nickelodeon approached Jhonen Vasquez—a comic book author whose most famous work up until that point was a series called Johnny the Homicidal Maniac—and asked him if he wanted to make a kids’ cartoon. They regretted it almost immediately, but, even more unlikely, Zim went on to build a rabid cult following that endures over a decade later and which made possible the revival movie, Invader Zim: Enter the Florpus!.
We spoke to Jhonen and the Zim cast about the film last year in mostly vague terms but, now we’ve gotten a chance to see the movie, Jhonen was kind enough to email us answers to some deeper Florpus!-based questions. We got into some of the movie’s themes, how the Zim universe has evolved, how the Invader Zim comic book helped informed the content of the film, and how some Zim fans are scary.
There isn’t anything here that really qualifies as a spoiler, but, if you want to go in completely free of any spoiler impurities, wait until Invader Zim: Enter the Florpus! releases on Netflix on Aug. 16 and then come back and read this after. However, if you’re one of the less scary Zim fans, read on and enjoy!
This interview has been edited for clarity.
Den of Geek: Do you feel you went for an evolution of Invader Zim or in your mind was it more just like, “hey, here’s some more Zim?”
Jhonen Vasquez: Any evolution came from the need to find more structure for a significantly longer story as compared to, at most, 22 minutes of the original series as well as changes in myself over the years, but mostly this thing needed to still be Zim, and thus be "JUST MORE INVADER ZIM." No matter how much sense or not sense Invader Zim makes transplanted from back then to now, it had to be the thing it always was, and what it was and IS is a world of screaming jerks.
I know it was your intent to, like in the Zim comics, make Gaz, Dib, and Professor Membrane more of a family. Do you feel that along with that, there was an intent to add some hopefulness to the previously nihilistic Zim universe? If so, why did you go in this direction? Is it because you’ve changed as an artist or did it just feel right for Invader Zim to change at this point? Or did I watch the movie wrong and there’s no hope in it whatsoever?
Hopefulness? HOW DARE YOU, SIR?! Honestly, it was that runtime again. This thing was originally supposed to be 48 minutes, which was daunting enough but then Nickelodeon wanted it to be 60 minutes, and I thought holy crap that’s gonna be a LOT of screaming and hysterical anger! We made the Membrane family slightly more recognizable as a family in the comics and it carried over into the movie and it’s even more helpful in the movie where it gave me a bit more to play with, something to help define character dynamics a bit more than just “THEY’RE ALL ANGRY AND THEY’RE ALL YELLING!” They still yell a lot though. Sorry.
I have some other readings of the film. Please tell me which of these, if any, are correct:
- Enter the Florpus! is a biting satire of consumer culture.
There’s some of that, but it’s way less so than in the original idea.
- Enter the Florpus! is an allegory about how we all need to come together to save the world.
There’s maybe a passing mention of that, so I’ll give you that one.
- Enter the Florpus! is an allegory about how we all need to come together to destroy the world.
Definitely.
I’ve seen you say that, in your mind, Invader Zim has just kept going over all these years (plus, there’s the comic). So, when it came time to do the movie was it easy to fall back into the Zim style? Or did you have to watch the old show to get back in the mindset? Or were you not even worried about that and just thought whatever you came up with would be cool?
I didn’t watch much of the show to get going on the movie. I was fresh off a small run writing some of the comics, though, and the comics pull from the same place in my head as the show did, only a bit updated, so the only challenge was in finding the right story to justify the longer runtime. When Nickelodeon was asking about me doing more Zim, I kept repeating that I’d think about it, but that it couldn’t be born of just wanting to fill a demand for more Zim or to cash in on nostalgia - I basically said I’ll let you know if something cool pops up! That was the most important thing to me - feeling okay with WHY I was doing this, and there would be no doing it if I didn’t feel as excited as I am with anything else I do, regardless of who initially wanted to see this thing happen. Eventually a bunch of weird stuff popped into my head on a drive and I thought “I want to see THAT nonsense.”
How do you feel about the fan culture surrounding Zim these days? I think it’s fair to say you used to be somewhat wary of your fan base, perhaps not without some justification. How do you feel about it now? Which is scarier: Zim fans or Johnny the Homicidal Maniac fans?
I think about growing up, being a kid and a teenager and an annoying guy in my 20s who loved talking about composers and filmmakers and video games, and it’s weird to think of myself as being the subject of other people like that. I think fans run the gamut from some of the coolest people I have ever met to sociopathic monsters raised by internet wolves. Time has not done anything to lessen the darker side of fandom.
Oh, and Zim fans. JTHM was about a homicidal maniac, sure, but it’s also a book people had to find in comic stores and actually read. Television is a whole other universe, and is much easier to fire like a shotgun into the faces and minds of people, so you’re pulling in a much larger audience, and a larger audience means a greater chance of awful.
It seems clear in Enter the Florpus! that a significant amount of time has passed within the Zim universe, and yet, at the same time, none of the characters appear to have aged. How do you explain that, Mr. Vasquez? Just how old is Dib exactly?
Dib’s always been 11 or 12 in my head. In the movie he says he’s 12 years old. As for how I explain it I’d say it has something to do with wormholes or something appropriately spacey. Also, you know how dogs are so excited to see you when you get home? I figure time is a vast, screaming nightmare for dogs and their humans leaving for an hour or so is an eternity of unending torment for the dog, so, after an eternity has passed and the human comes home, the dog is INSANELY happy to see them. Time maybe works like that for Dib waiting for Zim to show up again, only without so much happiness.
As someone who’s dipped back into an older property to revive it, what are your feelings about the role nostalgia plays in the entertainment world currently?
Like I said before, nostalgia being the driving factor is a turn-off for me. I don’t go see things because I loved a thing in a previous incarnation. I know that people WILL talk about Zim in nostalgic terms, but that’s far off from why I made the thing. I just hope people can get over themselves or their hatred of fans they think were too annoying for they themselves to enjoy a thing (one of the most pathetic reasons I know for not liking a thing!). It’d be great to just hear that someone loved the movie, liked it or didn’t like it, based on what it is, not on what memories they had of themselves as terribly dressed teens, and what it IS is just MORE ZIM.
When Netflix inevitably approaches you for an Invader Zim revival series how will you respond?
I’ve been looking for an opportunity to try out this clone of me I made specifically for working in children’s animation while I myself work on things where people’s heads explode for a bit.
Invader Zim: Enter the Florpus! will be available to stream on Netflix August 16th.
Jhonen Vasquez On Bringing Back Invader Zim With Enter the Florpus
Invader Zim has been off the air for more than a decade, and the character's return to animation is long overdue. Although Zim has appeared in comics since the Nickelodeon animated series ended in 2006, the full restoration finally comes to fruition in Invader Zim: Enter the Florpus, which arrives Friday on Netflix. Series creator Jhonen Vasquez spoke with CBR about what the return of Zim means to him, his distaste of nostalgia for nostalgia's sake, and what his dream ad campaign for the movie would have been.
Enter the Florpus quickly reintroduces audiences to the world of Invader Zim. After spending years biding their time, Zim (voiced by Richard Steven Horvitz) and GIR (Rikki Simons) have resurfaced with new schemes to take over Earth for the Irken Empire. The only person standing in his way is Dib (Andy Berman), a dork obsessed with everything paranormal, with the reluctant help of his sister Gaz (Melissa Fahn) and their father, the world-famous Professor Membrane (Rodger Bumpass).
Making sure the film was accessible to both old and new fans alike was important for Vasquez. "I hope longtime fans get a headache and have to see a doctor, and I hope new fans can just jump right in and not need to have watched the series to understand what they’re seeing," he said. "Knowing that the characters were going to stay true to themselves, I hoped old fans wouldn’t need things spoon-fed to them. Mainly the movie’s hyper-focused on just telling this story, and if you have never met these characters before you should get the gist of them and their situation within the first few minutes: This guy hates that guy, that guy hates this guy, this girl hates both guys but not always equally, that guy’s dad could be more supportive, that guy’s leaders couldn’t be less supportive, that robot is an idiot."
Contemplating the return of the character and his world to animation, Vasquez said the experience was a "glorious and an interminable nightmare!"
"You know that meme where they play the 'Welcome to Jurassic Park' scene from Jurassic Park with the music building, and then they cut to the No Man’s Sky footage with that awkward monster-thing walking on two stupid legs and there’s suddenly a kazoo playing the rest of the theme?" he said. "A lot of the time it’s a lot like that! It’s a real roller coaster of emotions and expectations being celebrated or absolutely annihilated, and it won’t end until the movie is actually out. Netflix just put up the trailer and title image up on their service and it’s pretty great to see that, like an official sign of this phase of my life ending!"
The film is willing to throw the main characters into new arcs, pushing them further than they've ever been. Enter the Florpus actually explores the emotional depths of the characters in ways the original show never had time to explore, showing them dealing with internal problems and learning to move past them along the way.
"With a longer format," Vasquez explained, "it was just more interesting going slightly elsewhere with how the characters are, never for too long, but enough to see them knocked out of their usual orbits a bit. The characters losing their mojo was something we went for in the series but never got to finish so it was fun to get around to it for the movie. Hopefully, it’s just funny and not jarring."
There have been plenty of recent revivals of old franchises, many of which end up getting lost in their own universes at the cost of setting up a new story. Vasquez wanted to be careful not to make the film just for longtime fans. In fact, movies that overindulge in that sentiment seem to be a pet-peeve for the creator.
"A thing I really didn’t want to do was make the movie about nostalgia. You can’t control how people will factor nostalgia into their expectations, but I’m pretty put off by reliance on it," he said. "When you see some guys from cantina scene from Star Wars focused on in a scene from Rogue One, instead of being thrilled I’m irritated and wish the filmmakers weren’t leaning on that kinda distracting crap. I’m already enjoying your movie, dammit, stop trying so hard! So I don’t know really what was thrown in just for people to remember stuff. I’m really glad to see Minimoose show just how powerful their acting chops are."
The animation landscape has changed since Invader Zim left television. Whereas the shock comedy and dark sci-fi made Invader Zim an outlier in its original run, shows like Rick & Morty have proved the audience is ready for darkly comedic takes on science fiction. Vasquez revealed the growing subculture didn't change how he thinks about the series, however. He said that his intention when producing the special "was just making more Zim! That’s been the driving idea from day one of working on this thing, to not make it a great big event for the ages any more than every episode of the series ... though it was a great big event for the ages.
"I always wanted the tagline for the marketing to be 'It's just more Zim!' Ideas like ‘dark’ don’t so much factor into why or how we make the show so much as this is the kind of stuff we thought was funny even while recognizing how awful a lot of it is. As a kid, I loved understanding that the things I was seeing weren’t exactly things I should be doing, and seeing characters act out this terrible stuff was fascinating and funny to me. I imagine kids like that are still out there!"
Directed by Jhonen Vasquez and Jake Wyatt, Invader Zim: Enter the Florpus stars Richard Horvitz, Rikki Simons, Andy Berman, Melissa Fahn, Wally Wingert, Kevin McDonald, Rodger Bumpass and Olivia d’Abo. The film arrives Friday on Netflix.
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'Dora and the Lost City of Gold' Premiere: Eva Longoria, Michael Peña, Isabela Moner Tout Pride for All-Latino Cast
From left: Eva Longoria, Isabela Moner and Michael Peña. Credit: Getty Images
"There was no forcing or checking the box of diversity," Longoria told The Hollywood Reporter at the premiere in Los Angeles, California which also featured the film's stars Benicio Del Toro, Danny Trejo and Eugenio Derbez.
At the Los Angeles premiere of Dora and the Lost City of Gold, the Nickelodeon favorite made her live-action film debut and brought her Latino community along for the ride.
The film's stars — including Isabela Moner, Michael Peña, Eva Longoria, Benicio Del Toro, Danny Trejo, and Eugenio Derbez — filed down the red carpet at Regal Cinemas L.A. on Sunday. The stars were just a handful of the all-Latino cast who populated the movie's live-action take on Dora's world.
Longoria, who plays Dora's mother, Elena, told The Hollywood Reporter that being part of an all-Latino cast made sense for the movie and for the source material.
"If you think about Dora being Latina, you automatically get to populate her world with Latinos," Longoria told THR. "There was no forcing or checking the box of diversity if you represent Dora and her natural culture."
Ensuring authentic representation of Dora's community was an important aspect of extending her impact to the big screen, director James Bobin said. He noted that for a number of girls and Latino children, it was the first time they saw themselves truly represented onscreen, so bringing that impact to the theaters was significant to him.
"Being part of the movie, of quite a good size, and having the lead character be a 16-year-old Latina, it's fantastic and I'm really proud to have done that," he said.
The film's producer, Kristin Burr, also noted that truthfulness to the story was a cornerstone for the project. This push for authenticity was one of the factors that persuaded a number of stars, including Derbez, to sign on in the first place.
Derbez, who takes on the role of explorer Alejandro Gutierrez, revealed that he signed onto the project after learning it would feature an all-Latino cast. Additionally, the project's focus on a character whom he deems a "Latina superhero" and positive portrayals for the community also brought him on board.
"I always wanted to change the image of Latinos in Hollywood because they're always portraying us as criminals and drug lords," he told THR.
Similarly, Peña, who stars as the heroine's father, said that Dora and the Lost City of Gold would be his first time starring in a big-budget, Latin-led project. He also noted that projects like the August film is a step toward normalizing authentic stories and casting in Hollywood.
Though Dora and the Lost City of Gold adds to the year's list of live-action films inspired by previous material, what sets it apart from other projects is its focus on a strong, young Latina, Burr said.
Moner, who plays the renown explorer Dora, said that taking on the beloved animated character's courageous aspects didn't feel forced and allowed her to highlighted a different kind of female bravery.
"Whenever people think that a woman needs to be strong, they think that she has no emotions, is super serious, but Dora loves pink, she wears orange shorts, she loves dancing to Gloria Estefan, she's super girly," she said. "It's important to break up the stereotype that women have to act like men in order to be strong."
Dora and the Lost City of Gold hits theaters across the U.S. on Friday, August 9, 2019, and cinemas across the U.K. on Friday 16th August 2019.
How will you celebrate JoJo Siwa Day? The Nickelodeon superstar, YouTube personality, singer, dancer, entrepreneur, social media influencer and New York Times bestselling author is getting her own holiday in Omaha!
JoJo Siwa may be a global social media star and a pop singer and oversee a fashion empire, but she’s also a teenager from Omaha in Nebraska.
And when she returns for a concert on Tuesday, August 6, 2019 at Baxter Arena, she’ll do so on JoJo Siwa Day!
Omaha Mayor Jean Stothert plans to declare the day in honor of JoJo, according to her publicist.
Siwa, 16, was born in Omaha to parents Tom and Jess Siwa.
Nickelodeon Netherlands (Nederland) will be bringing taking their Nick Jr. Playtrailer to Hardenberg to eastern Netherlands on Thursday 15th August 2019! The Nick Jr. Playtrailer will allow visitors to participate in many activities inspired by popular Nick Jr. shows, including PAW Patrol, Shimmer & Shine and Top Wing.
The Nick Jr. Playtrailer was set to visit Hardenberg on Thursday 25th July 2019, however, this was postponed due to high temperatures in the region.
De Nick Jr. Playtrailer van Nickelodeon komt morgen toch niet naar Hardenberg. In verband met de verwachte hoge temperaturen en de afgekondigde code oranje is besloten de activiteiten in de mobiele speeltrailer af te blazen. Ook de braderie die donderdag zou worden gehouden is afgelast. De Nickelodeon Truck komt op donderdag 15 augustus wel naar Hardenberg.
Winkelstad Hardenberg had met de unieke Nick Jr. Playtrailer een mooie activiteit voor de jongste inwoners en bezoekers gepland. Een combinatie van springen, spelen en klauteren in de herkenbare omgeving van populaire tv-karakters: springen tussen de helden van Top Wing, spelen in de wereld van Shimmer & Shine en glijden van de enige échte PAW Patrol toren. Ook een Meet & Greet met de PAW Patrol stond op het programma. Voor al deze activiteiten moeten de kinderen nog een maandje geduld hebben, want op 15 augustus komt de truck alsnog naar Hardenberg.
Hardenberg - Als officiële start voor een nieuwe kinderroute van Joggem: Joggem & de overstroming van de Vecht, overhandigt burgemeester Peter Snijders donderdag 15 augustus om 14.15 uur de eerste honderd exemplaren aan Nickelodeon. De exemplaren worden daarna gratis uitgedeeld vanuit de Nickelodeontruck in het centrum.
Joggem & de overstroming van de Vecht vertelt het verhaal over de recente geschiedenis van het Vechtpark. Het is een wandelroute van 3,5 kilometer langs de oevers van de Vecht en door het Vechtpark.
Joggem woont in de gemeente Hardenberg en beleeft al fietsend en wandelend allerlei avonturen. De eerste fietsroute van Joggem was rondom Ane en is in juni gelanceerd. Tijdens deze tweede route gaat Joggem wandelend op ontdekking. De kinderroutes stimuleren op een speelse manier kinderen tot meer beweging.
Een aantal testgezinnen hebben de route bewandeld. Hieruit kwamen een paar aanpassingen. Nu is wandelroute helemaal klaar voor gebruik. In Natuuractiviteitencentrum De Koppel kan het boekje met de wandelroute worden gekocht voor € 1,50.
De route van 3,5 kilometer brengt de wandelaars langs de Vecht, de trimbaan, de wildwaterkanobaan en via de stuw weer terug naar De Koppel. Onderweg worden vragen gesteld, als de juiste antwoorden op die vragen worden gegeven komt er een code tevoorschijn. Met de juiste code wordt de kluis in Natuuractiviteitencentrum De Koppel, het begin- en eindpunt van de route, geopend. In de kluis ligt een leuke, kleine verrassing te wachten voor het hele gezin.
Het karakter Joggem komt voort uit de campagne Jongeren op Gezond Gewicht (JOGG) en is bedoeld om kinderen op een leuke manier aan het bewegen te krijgen. Ook in Hardenberg is obesitas onder kinderen niet onbekend. Deze route is de tweede kinderroute van de in totaal vijf routes die worden uitgestippeld en verder ontwikkeld.
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Take a journey through Zuko’s life and see how far he’s come!
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Watch all your ‘80s, ‘90s, and ‘00s Nickelodeon favorites on NickRewind, your late-night destination for your favorite childhood Nickelodeon cartoons and live-action shows! NickSplat doesn't question football-shaped heads, but embrace them - along with Reptar bars, a Big Ear of Corn, orange soda, and even slime for Pete (and Pete's) sake. Make your slime-covered Nickelodeon childhood dreams come true every night at 11 PM ET/PT on TeenNick USA, and anytime you want on NickSplat on VRV!
Like NickRewind on Facebook, subscribe to the NickRewind YouTube channel and follow NickRewind on Twitter and Instagram for exclusive digital content from all of your throwback favorites like Rugrats, Hey Arnold!, iCarly, Victorious, Kenan & Kel, CatDog, Doug, Rocko’s Modern Life, The Amanda Show, Clarissa Explains It All, The Ren & Stimpy Show, Are You Afraid of the Dark?, and so much more!
How to Make SpongeBob Pillows, Henry Danger Magnets, Jelly Fish Kites & DIY Straws 🌎 | #NickHelps
You can help save animals from straws, bottle caps, bags, and balloons found in our oceans. So say NO to single use plastics! Check out this video for tips on how cut out plastic and reuse the stuff you already have. Go to NickHelps.com to take the challenge! And catch more of SpongeBob SquarePants, Henry Danger, Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and The Loud House, only on Nickelodeon!
Buckle up for an epic adventure where anything is possible! A young girl named June with a big imagination makes an incredible discovery – the amusement park of her dreams has come to life. Filled with the world’s wildest rides operated by fun-loving animals, the excitement never ends. But when trouble hits, June and her misfit team of furry friends begin an unforgettable journey to save the park. Action-packed and brimming with laughs, Wonder Park is a ride the whole family will love.
SpongeBob's Best 6 Songs 🎼 'Ripped Pants', 'Sweet Victory', 'The F.U.N. Song'... | #TuesdayTunes
Here are the sweetest musical victories we all know and love!
Which song is YOUR favorite? 🍍
Catch More SpongeBob SquarePants on Nickelodeon!
CALLING ALL GOOFY GOOBERS! (ROCK!) Are ya ready for a deep dive into the world of SpongeBob SquarePants? The SpongeBob YouTube channel is THE PLACE for all fan-favorite SpongeBob moments! We’re serving up everything from legendary scenes to remixes of classic songs to deep dives into Bikini Bottom lore. Be sure to check back every week for Music Mondays, Wumbo Wednesdays, and Flashback Fridays! Subscribe now at https://www.youtube.com/SpongeBobOfficial!
This is a Re-Upload of our Saturday Morning Acapella cover of Power Rangers Dino Thunder. Our previous video was copyright blocked. Thanks for understanding.
Originally performed by - Steve Larkins
Lyrics by - Douglas Sloan
Original Composer - Bruce Lynch.
Power Rangers Dino Thunder theme song lyrics:
Power Rangers roar!
There's a light in the distance;
See them coming closer!
With the force of ages
Centuries gone by!
Protectors of the right,
Defenders sworn to fight!
Dino Rangers roar!
Power Rangers score!
Save us from these evil forces; win! (Power Rangers Dino Thunder!)
Victory is ours forever more!
Protectors of the right
Defenders sworn to fight! (Power Rangers Dino Thunder!)
Dino Rangers roar! (Power Rangers Dino Thunder!)
Power Rangers score! (Power Rangers Dino Thunder!)
Save us from these evil forces (Power Rangers Dino Thunder!); win! (Power Rangers Dino Thunder!)
Dino Rangers win! (Power Rangers Dino Thunder!)
Power from within! (Power Rangers Dino Thunder!)
Victory is ours forever more! (Power Rangers Dino Thunder! Power Rangers Dino Thunder!)
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In Power Rangers Dino Thunder, when the wicked Mesogog attempts to revert the Earth back to a prehistoric age of dinosaurs, legendary veteran Ranger Tommy Oliver (Jason David Frank) returns to action. Recruiting a soccer prodigy, a computer expert, and a fledgling musician to harness their own powers derived from dinosaurs, they must unite as the Power Rangers Dino Thunder to protect the Earth! Power Rangers Dino Thunder is the 12th season of Saban Brands' iconic, long-standing Power Rangers franchise, and originally aired in 2004. Often abbreviated as "PRDT", the series is the tenth incarnation and twelfth season of Power Rangers, and based on the 27th season of Super Sentai - Bakuryū Sentai Abaranger.
Butterbean's Cafe Birthday Pizza Party & Smoothie Mix Off! 🍕 | Nick Jr.
Join Butterbean and Cricket for a pizza birthday party! Then, join all your favorite Nick Jr. friends for an epic smoothie showdown! You can find more Butterbean’s Café weekday mornings on Nickelodeon and everywhere you find Nick Jr.
Kids can watch their favorite Nick Jr. shows weekdays on Nickelodeon and all week long on the Nick Jr. channel: http://nickjr.com/tvschedule/
Preschoolers can watch full episodes online, play games, and discover silly surprises in the free Nick Jr. App and at NickJr.com. Stream Nick Jr. for free in the Nick Jr. App on Roku and Apple TV or download full episodes for offline viewing on iTunes or Google Play.
You can also download premium apps featuring your child's favorite Nick Jr. shows on iTunes, Google Play, and Amazon, including Nick Jr. Draw and Play and Nick Jr. Let’s Learn!
Play Junior Dress Up w/ Blue's Clues & You + PAW Patrol! 🐶 Ep. 8 | Nick Jr.
Say hello to Blue and her friends and the PAW Patrol pups in this latest edition of Junior Dress Up! Watch as kids play virtual dress up and try on filters that make them look like their favorite characters from Blue's Clues & You and PAW Patrol. Blue's Clues & You premieres this November on Nick Jr. and you can catch full episodes of PAW Patrol weekday mornings on Nickelodeon and everywhere you find Nick Jr.
Which Nick Jr. friend do YOU want to dress up like?
Kids can watch their favorite Nick Jr. shows weekdays on Nickelodeon and all week long on the Nick Jr. channel: http://nickjr.com/tvschedule/
Preschoolers can watch full episodes online, play games, and discover silly surprises in the free Nick Jr. App and at NickJr.com. Stream Nick Jr. for free in the Nick Jr. App on Roku and Apple TV or download full episodes for offline viewing on iTunes or Google Play.
You can also download premium apps featuring your child's favorite Nick Jr. shows on iTunes, Google Play, and Amazon, including Nick Jr. Draw and Play and Nick Jr. Let’s Learn!
Wayside Christmas | Wayside | FULL EPISODE | KEEP IT WEIRD
A series of events leads Myron to get confused and think he is actually stuck in his own version of “The Christmas Carol.” The other kids are baffled, as he mistakes them for Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present, and Future.
Play the Mission Paw Video Game to Rescue Chase! 🐶 w/ Molly from Bubble Guppies | Nick Jr.
The PAW Patrol needs help, and luckily Molly is here! Watch as Molly from Bubble Guppies rescues Chase while playing the PAW Patrol Mission Paw game! Play now on NickJr.com, and catch more of your favorite shows on Nickelodeon and on the Nick Jr. channel!
Kids can watch their favorite Nick Jr. shows weekdays on Nickelodeon and all week long on the Nick Jr. channel: http://nickjr.com/tvschedule/
Preschoolers can watch full episodes online, play games, and discover silly surprises in the free Nick Jr. App and at NickJr.com. Stream Nick Jr. for free in the Nick Jr. App on Roku and Apple TV or download full episodes for offline viewing on iTunes or Google Play.
You can also download premium apps featuring your child's favorite Nick Jr. shows on iTunes, Google Play, and Amazon, including Nick Jr. Draw and Play and Nick Jr. Let’s Learn!
Kids can watch their favorite Nick Jr. shows weekdays on Nickelodeon and all week long on the Nick Jr. channel: http://nickjr.com/tvschedule/
Preschoolers can watch full episodes online, play games, and discover silly surprises in the free Nick Jr. App and at NickJr.com. Stream Nick Jr. for free in the Nick Jr. App on Roku and Apple TV or download full episodes for offline viewing on iTunes or Google Play.
You can also download premium apps featuring your child's favorite Nick Jr. shows on iTunes, Google Play, and Amazon, including Nick Jr. Draw and Play and Nick Jr. Let’s Learn!
#FelicidadesBobEsponja | Pintando a Bob Esponja | Los Familukis | España | Nickelodeon en español
Los Familukis han pintado a estos Bob Esponjas tan chulos para celebrar el 20 aniversario de Bob Esponja ¿Quieres ver cómo lo hacen? ¡Dale al play y descúbrelo!
#FelicidadesBobEsponja | Pintando a Bob Esponja | Nikonauta | España | Nickelodeon en español
¡Niko del canal Nikonauta, y su hermana Lara han recibido un súper Bob Esponja por el 20 aniversario de Bob Esponja para que puedan colorearlo! ¿Quieres ver cómo lo hacen? ¡Dale al play y descúbrelo!
Annie LeBlanc Tells A Lie... AGAIN! 😲 Camp Nick ft. The Loud House & All That | Nick
Pack up your tent and grab some granola, cuz we’re headed back to Camp Nick! This week’s shenanigans are totally wild: the gang tries (and fails?) to play Dance Telephone, The Loud House’s Tex Hammond and Andre Robinson (Clyde) play “Most Likely To…” with Matte, and Lex from the all-new All That stops by to play charades where he acts out… Obama catching fireflies?!?! Let’s just say you gotta see it to believe it 😂😂😂 You can catch more All That, The Loud House, Camp Nick, and all your faves—only on Nickelodeon!
Colors TV UK, the flagship brand of Viacom18 in the entertainment space in UK started to air Nickelodeon India's hit animated series Gattu Battu and Rudra Boom Chik Chik Boom every Sunday at 11:00am and 11:30am, respectively, on Sunday 4th August 2019, as part of the channel's new Sunday morning children's programming strand!
Rudra is a story of a nine-year-old spirited and intelligent boy who is learning magic. He lives in the magical Sun City with his grandfather Jai Singh, a supreme magician and patriarch. Always curious to learn, Rudra is being mentored by his grandfather to emerge as his successor and the greatest magician ever. The series is produced by Greengold Animation and written by Neeraj Vikram, with lyrics written by legendary Bollywood lyricist Gulzar. The series launched on Nickelodeon India in June 2018.
Gattu Battu is the story of two friends who own a security agency in a small town called Vishrampur. While Battu thinks that he is the brains behind every case to be solved, his patient and loyal friend Gattu is really the one bearing the brunt of Battu’s silly endeavors and pulling them out of troubles each time. Battu’s mindless goof-ups, coupled with Gattu’s hilarious yet brilliant cover-ups are what forms the heart and soul of this series. Joining Gattu and Battu in the series are colourful characters such as Sher Singh, Inspector Manmani, Ting-Tong, Chamach Singh and Prof. Bhatawadekar. The series launched on Nick India in May 2017.
The 11am-12pm time slot on Colors TV UK was previously dedicated to Shrimad Bhagwat Mahapuran.
Colors TV UK airs on Sky Channel 786, Virgin Channel 826 and Freesat Channel 662.
It is currently unknown whether Colors TV UK will also air the beloved Indian Nicktoon Motu Patlu.
