Nickelodeon's Live Action

[Dr. Insomniac]

Dude, even if it was a pristine DVD set with tons of commentaries, featurettes by esteemed horror authors, and behind the scenes footage, I'd still probably not buy it since I don't like the show that much.

[Kiddington]

You know, I think I'm honestly inclined to agree.

Granted I haven't watched this show a ton over the years, but when I do, it feels a lot like Doug or Hey Dude; it invokes nostalgia, but nothing much beyond that.

I dunno.

[Avaitor]

I still like it, but yeah, it's not that scary at all. It's pretty silly, in fact. But I still think it's fun more often than not.

[Avaitor]

Season 2 of new Figure It Out is going to air in 20 days.

That's crazy fast, but hey, the first season did very well. Until the DirectTV blackout and repeats halfway through the season started.

[Dr. Insomniac]

Already? Feels like it just came back.

[Avaitor]

I know! It only ended like a couple of months ago.

And yeah, I actually did really like the revival. Yeah, yeah, Summer Sanders is gone and the current Nick stars aren't Lori Beth, Danny and Marc Weiner, but hell, it's the same exact show, and it's more entertaining the than tired SpongeBob repeats and tired kidcoms that take up the rest of Nick's schedule.

[Daxdiv]

Hey, any excuse to get more Figure It Out on TV is a good thing. I still new love this new host more than I like Summer Sanders.

[Avaitor]

"Any of you guys remember the Nickelodeon classic You Can't Do That on Television? Shout! is also releasing a feature-length documentary on the series, You Can't Do That on Film, on DVD only on 10/16. The disc will include a rare interview with show creator Roger Price, extended cast and crew interviews, recaps of the SlimeCon and SlimeCon 2004 fan conventions and cast reunions, outtakes, behind-the-scenes footage from The Official Reunion Episode Titled Project 131 and more."

Dalek sent me this. This is pretty big news, since a lot of this stuff is something that you'd never expect to be on DVD. And hopefully, the show will follow.

[Avaitor]

A review for You Can't Do That on Film is out.

It does sound pretty good, even if it is disappointing to not have any footage of the show on here. I'll try to find it, or even order online, in hopes that sets of the show follow.

[Commode]

I didn't know this was a thing, huh.  Maybe I'll check it out, although I got to say I don't have too many fond memories of the show, I was just old enough to watch it fade away from the network.

[Avaitor]

I was afraid that the block wasn't going to bother with airing anything for Halloween this year, but it looks like my fears were wrong. They'll be airing a couple of episodes of AYAOTD, as well as some of the Halloween episodes for the shows that air on a regular basis (Arnold aside though, for some reason).

When Doug's episode airs, this will make it the first show to have all of its episodes air on the block, which is a pretty cool fact.

[Rynnec]

I think this is the first special thing they've done all year.

[Avaitor]

Nope, they had the Rocko marathon on Superbowl weekend, the SYS marathon on St. Patty's day weekend, and that game show weekend a couple of months ago.

This is the first time they've done anything since that last one though.

[Rynnec]

Oh yeah, forgot about those.

They should've kept airing the gameshows on the weekends though. Kinda dissapointed that it was only a one-time thing.

[Kiddington]

I can't believe the block even still exists at this point. Your average nostalgia block is usually one and done after a couple of weeks, at most.

What has it been now, like a year and a half? That's actually pretty impressive, even if 90% of the time they've been on autopilot.