For those who weren't able to see my Hey Arnold! Review on KZread, you can see it here while I fight the copyright on it: www.mysteriousmisterenter.com/nick-o-rama/nick-o-rama-hey-arnold

@kristenthompson7471

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks your the best!!

@celebisonm4271

4 жыл бұрын

Nerdy Alien because copyright suuuuucks. Don’t worry, he has it on his site

@dannyprickle7312

4 жыл бұрын

The upload on your website lags really badly. Not sure if it was just for me but I thought I would let you know anyway

@ashketchup7354

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the alt link and thank you for your in-depth reviews! Definitely a pleasant thing to look forward to every day during this cold and busy month

@jdude9365

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks, dude! Here’s hoping you get this whole thing worked out.

“Did I ever tell you that Nickelodeon can be stupid?” In other news, water is wet. But seriously, I miss this show, you never knew what you were gonna get...

@hedgehoundable

4 жыл бұрын

Water isn't wet though.

@zzz43344

4 жыл бұрын

Lol

@SuperWolsey

4 жыл бұрын

@@austinreed7343 you mean Oh Yeah! Cartoons

@thebowlfosho4974

3 жыл бұрын

Well, it's finally on Paramount+.

That Angela Anaconda got her own show but Life With Loopy didn’t is a travesty

@Jar0fMay0

4 жыл бұрын

Somebody slept with somebody for that to happen

@mechajay3358

4 жыл бұрын

That happen and they let it happen.

@arthurm.358

4 жыл бұрын

Or Sniz and Fondue 🤦🏾‍♂️

“Because only 90’s kids only got recess” It’s funny because it’s true

@Reagan1984

4 жыл бұрын

Do elementary kids not get recess?

@Iceking-uj6pq

4 жыл бұрын

I get recess and I'm not a 90's kid. I was born in 1998

@xmoore5659

4 жыл бұрын

@@Iceking-uj6pq I was born in the year 2000 and I remember Recess.

@reasyrandom

4 жыл бұрын

*Laughs in reruns* (For real, Recess is awesome)

@aboi9596

4 жыл бұрын

I was born in 2000 and I had recess

KaBlam! was my childhood. Also: That staff member? Not all heroes wear capes!

@LordOberic1

4 жыл бұрын

He might wear a cape.

@Karmy.

4 жыл бұрын

@@LordOberic1 NO CAPES!

@RealGateGuardian

4 жыл бұрын

Must. Find. Staff. Member!

@ShadowWolfRising

4 жыл бұрын

@@Karmy. Beat me to it.

@gheleonthedriven649

4 жыл бұрын

Who is staff member i want to watch

Prometheus and Bob, to this day, still makes me roll around laughing. It's just the perfect example of showing instead of telling.

@martinkreps9946

4 жыл бұрын

Me too. Prometheus and Bob was my personal favorite segment of KaBlam.

@medic-ez9fo

3 жыл бұрын

Haha funny alien got hit by funny caveman Good i love those segments

*_There's one of the shorts appears in KaBlam! It's called "Action Leagues Now" and we all know that there's a pre-existing Adult Swim show featuring a cyborg chicken that we all know today._*

@davidallen234

4 жыл бұрын

Mr. Friendship Action League Now actually got turned into a show. I remember waking up at 4:00 am and watching it on Nicktoons. Those were the days...

@fritzy8318

4 жыл бұрын

David Allen it’s Action League Now! not leagues.

@misterbearmore4633

4 жыл бұрын

@@davidallen234 Same here, except I had insomnia and I would wait in my bed for Action League Now to premiere at around 2:00 am.

The eyelid trick just took me back like 15 years

"The most 90s of all the nicktoons" Showing June's eye trick as the most 90s thing example has to be my favorites examples. I even forgot we used to do that xD

@zzz43344

4 жыл бұрын

Lol

@tuxedobird

4 жыл бұрын

Dani Azakura Still Done today...unfortunately. It’s disgusting.

@zzz43344

4 жыл бұрын

@@tuxedobird Agreed

@corundumkrabble5035

4 жыл бұрын

I grew up in the 2000s and I still saw other kids do this

@sonicroachdoggjrraven3263

3 жыл бұрын

I was born in 2001 and I used to watch Kablam. Also, I did that eyelid thing all the time and got yelled at lol.

the only thing i remember from this show was a fourth-wall break episode when they leave the cartoon to meet the creation process or something, so this would be a good time to remember what the show was actually about.

@SunnysFilms

4 жыл бұрын

Henry and June were basically constant 4th wall breaks in and of themselves. They interacted with their own comic book and panels, talked regularly to the audience, acknowledged the camera and that they were a show - it was a lot of fun.

4:32 what??? I was born in 2000 and I had recess in elementary school... I also very much remember watching Recess and enjoying it

@andykishore

4 жыл бұрын

I was born the same year.

@dragontales1999

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah, plus 1999 babies wouldn't have been 90s kids

Copywrong problems like this can be downright tragic. Similar issues plague Pinwheel, which I've described before as "KaBlam! if it was on Nick Jr." And they are pretty similar shows in structure (though _definitely_ not in tone). Which, like KaBlam!, ultimately worked against its preservation. Which is especially bad because Pinwheel was a *major* program for pre-Nicktoons Nick, second in importance only to You Can't Do That On Television. It was the only one of Nick's debut programs to make it past the seventies, and it got so much airtime throughout the entire eighties decade that it made Spongebob and Teen Titans Go look downright neglected. But because it aired so much, almost nobody bothered to tape it and only five out of the 200+ Pinwheel episodes survive to this day. The same thing would have happened to KaBlam! if it weren't for said staff member helping out. The moral of the story: _tape your darn shows, people._ You never know how deep they'll be buried.

@CosmicSponge2004

3 жыл бұрын

At Least Mark Marek Had All The KaBlam Episodes & Uploaded them on his Website. Pinwheel Should Either, Have The Rights Given Back To Nick or Warner Bros. Actually EcKnoledge It & Give It Some Physical & Digital Releases. I HAVE AN IDEA!!! Warner Bros. & Nickelodeon Should Partner With Shout Factory to Release All the Pinwheel Episodes on A Bunch of 10-Disc Volumes.

Kablam : What it's like to be in a Kid's imagination.

Kablam has to be one of the most underrated Nicktoons alongside The Angry Beavers, MLAATR, Catscratch, As told by ginger, Chalkzone, Making Fiends, El Tigre, and Harvey Beaks.

@BlindmanPepperspray

4 жыл бұрын

These shows too

@BlindmanPepperspray

4 жыл бұрын

I consider it forgotten more than underrated which is sad cause it had potential

@TFfangeek

4 жыл бұрын

At least it's not forgotten like Kappa Mikey. :P

@andykishore

4 жыл бұрын

At least The Angry Beavers actually got released fully on DVD. Same for ChalkZone.

This series has been just so incredibly fun to watch so far. I wonder if you're planning on doing the same for Cartoon Network or Disney cartoons another year, maybe.

Augh, too much nostalgia, it's killing me! I was born in '94, so I only remember most of these early Nicktoons through reruns and extremely random and vague first memories, but it still warms my heart to see anything from the '90's.

@Sonic12Lexi

2 жыл бұрын

Makes it ended when you turned 6. This show has the same birthday as Hey Arnold and ended on January 2000.

@JeffreyThrash

2 жыл бұрын

@@Sonic12Lexi Yes, I had a LITTLE bit of a '90's childhood. I still remember being absolutely floored by Sara MacLoughlin's "When She Loved Me" while watching Toy Story 2 in theaters at the young age of 5 and, for better or worse, forever raising my standards for children's animation and making me expect every animated movie, especially from Pixar, to talk up to me instead of treating me like a dumb baby with the attention span of a goldfish. On a related note, I remember being excited for "Pokemon: The Movie" and later thinking something was wrong with me because I didn't like it nearly as much as Toy Story 2. I also remember discovering Um Jammer Lammy at Blockbuster, somehow thinking at age 4 that Lammy and Katy Kat were the women Cat tried to woo in an episode of CatDog (before Dog ruined everything, of course), discovering an okay game even if it wasn't what I thought it was (although obviously it was too tough for toddler me who couldn't even read, yet, but MAN did I love the aesthetic). Of course, I do have fond memories of then-new pre-school shows like Blue's Clues, Clown in the Big Comfy Couch, and (unfortunately) Teletubbies and was allowed to watch those more often than Nicktoons aimed at older children (my Mom especially didn't want me watching Ren and Stimpy re-runs). It's hard to explain to younger generations, but if you actually remember the 9/11 attacks, the dawn of Facebook and Twitter, and the general decline of reasonable and compromise-friendly politics under George W. Bush, you can see why I generally get more nostalgic of my earliest '90's memories than my larger amounts of 2000's childhood memories (outside of the Nintendo GameCube and SpongeBob Season 3), especially because I was too young to know Bill Clinton was the President at the time and getting impeached for having an affair with another woman, and that in general adults weren't as obsessed with sharing their toxic opinions at inappropriate times as they were in a post-9/11 world.

Alrighty, here's the updated list. Enter flat out saying Arnold was likely his #2 favorite of the whole Nick pantheon made it's placement a no-brainer. KaBlam was a bit harder to pin down considering his differing opinions on each of the segments but I'm confident with where it stands. 1. Hey Arnold 2. Rocko's Modern Life 3. KaBLaM! 4. Aaahh! Real Monsters 5. Ren & Stimpy 6. Rugrats 7. Doug

@impatienstheshmuck5348

4 жыл бұрын

I'm pretty sure he said Avatar was his favorite Nicktoon in his Hey Arnold review.

@SlasherLink

4 жыл бұрын

I think he's filling in the list as he moves along.

I’m a 2000’s kid, and i got Recess

@adamkalb1

4 жыл бұрын

Me too! June 21, 2020, 9:56pm

It still pains me that the Henry and June show pitch was cancelled. Honestly, my favorite part of Kablam was the synergy and chemistry between the two hosts. The segments are fun, but both Henry and June by themselves make for much more interesting characters to watch even when they are just part of nickelodeon's bumpers and commercials. I wouldn't mind more runs of the segments either. I loved what I have seen so far of JetCat, Loopy and Sniz & Fondue.

Kablam's : Nick's equivalent to What A Cartoon that isn't Oh Yeah Cartoons.

8:42 "Sooner or later, Disney's going to own everything on the planet." About as vivid an image of hell as I can imagine.

@JustAnArrogantAlien

4 жыл бұрын

@@BlazeHeartPanther True. But Disney is the bigger threat at the moment.

Ahh the nostalgia... This’ll always be one of a my favorite shows.

The fact that the theme song and background music is ska music alone make this the most 90’s Nicktoon

kablam: the king of lost media. nickelodeon in general has quite a few lost treasures but kablam has like half of those

I don’t know why Mr Enter thinks Angry Beavers is a lukewarm show. So he doesn’t hate the show but doesn’t like it either I think thats what lukewarm means

@larrychilders6599

4 жыл бұрын

It was good for giving us Richard Horvitz

@SunnysFilms

4 жыл бұрын

I loved Angry Beavers until the last season. It just got really blah after that.

@DoraeArtDreams-Aspy

4 жыл бұрын

The last season has the best animation but the stories somewhat was weak. I hope Angry Beavers ReSpooted gets made in the 2020s for the Netflix/Nickelodeon deal

@Karmy.

4 жыл бұрын

Angry Beavers is my favorite Nicktoon wtf

@King_Luigi

4 жыл бұрын

Norb: "Great Googley-moogley! Dagget... we're Over!" Dag: "Norby... what happens when you're... "Over"?" Norb: "Aww it's not so bad. If a show's _good_ (..even if it isn't..) it gets rerun-incarnated!" "The cartoon-being-over guys rerun it over-and-over and they make lots of _well deserved money!"_ Dag: "Which they _share_ with the people who _made_ the cartoon, right?" Norb: "AH HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! ...right." "So ya see it's all for the better. Even though we're _vanishing,_ we'll be back over-and-over again _at virtually _*_no cost to the network!!"_*

I love how informative Enter is during his reviews. You learn something new every day, after all!

@kieranstark7213

2 жыл бұрын

And yet people act like Mr. Enter does a piss-poor job at giving fair reviews to Nickelodeon shows because he (rightfully) didn’t like them as much as their fandoms. It’s like they want to make him look like a poor man’s Doug Walker/Nostalgia Critic/Disneycember even though it’s objectively the other way around!

here's some interesting trivia on Sniz & Fondue the creator made an earlier pilot using the characters called Psyched for Snuppa and John R. Dilworth [AKA the one who gave us Courage the Cowardly Dog] was the director

I'm a 33 year old 90s kid, and some of these 90s shows really take me back to simpler times.

One of my favorite shows back in the day. Quite obscure because they used to air it very early in my country. The alien and the Neanderthal was my favorite segment.

@annana6098

4 жыл бұрын

Mine as well. I can remember the way the introduction said their names made me laugh.

Kind of wish Life with Loopy got her own show.

@fritzy8318

4 жыл бұрын

Same

This WAS one of my favorite shows in the 90s. I really loved Action Leagues Now, and was sad whenever it wasn't in an episode.

4:07 "F**ckin' lizard Gex." "He's a gecko with sunglasses!" "If you were a Gex fan you'd get that."

I would always get a "Sniz and Fondue" vibe from watching Mordeci and Rigby from Regular Show, The same goes for Henry and June, though I'd get a "Freddie and Sam" vibe from them.

Kablam was my FAVORITE SHOW in the 90s then Ahh Real Monsters!!! And the Angry Beavers and then Doug. This is a good channel with lots of information. Nice work!

I can’t wait for invader zim

@nachocabo4221

4 жыл бұрын

It's not only my favourite nicktoon but my favorite cartoon ever

@andykishore

4 жыл бұрын

Now he did Invader Zim.

My favorite Kablam short was Action League now. About the creator's website thing, I'd recommend anyone interested in the show downloading them all to avoid any destruction.

Downloaded all of the episodes off of Mark Merek's Website a few years ago

I remember watching reruns of this show on Nicktoons during the 2000s.

This review series is going to go up as one of the greats! Thanks for your hard work.

This was my favorite childhood show

Hey your “Aaahh!!! Real Monsters!” review was also blocked.

I remember my dad got very excited to watch Prometheus and bob with me whenever the segment aired. He genuinely liked it, and it was always a bonding experience. That, and early spongbob.

I'm sure someone out there is downloading every last episode, ready to release them onto an unsuspecting public when the time is right, so I doubt Kablam! will ever truly fade completely away. And that's perfectly alright with me.

I still love the way you described Kablam back in your Life with Loopy review: It oozes the 90s in all the best ways. I couldn't have said it better myself!

Holy shit dude, thanks for pointers - going to archive this gem of a show ASAP.

KaBlam is probably one of the best underrated cartoons of the 90s, in my opinion. Not only was this show entertaining and fun, but it's also hilarious! This show had very smart and clever writing, in my opinion! But my least favorite segment was of course, Angela Anaconda. But my favorite segment would probably have to be Action League Now. But my *personal* favorite would probably have to be Prometheus and Bob, I thought those segments were hilarious. Everytime I saw the Prometheus and Bob segments, I laughed my ass off. I really loved Life With Loopy too. Sniz & Fondue was pretty good too. And I just love KaBlam.

If there was ever a show I had mixed feelings about, this was it. I actually liked Sniz & Fondue, Action League Now, Prometheus and Bob, & Life with Loopy. But Henry & June & Angelina Anaconda I could have done without. Totally understood ALN getting it's own spinoff, since it was along the lines of Celebrity Death Match & Robot Chicken, but never understood AA getting one.

MELTMAN! With the power to... MELT!

Kablam. I remember this show. Action League Now and Life With Loopy were my personal favorites.

I like Prometheus and Bob as well as Action League: Now!

i remember you making a review on this in an earlier video of yours, but im glad to hear the further thoughts you have in your mind.

I find it funny they copyright struck Aaah Real Monsters before Rugrats.

Going to McDonald's with the family then coming home to watch this show on Friday nights is a very nostalgic memory for me.

I was waiting for you to tear this show apart, but to hear that you liked it really blew my mind.

Oooh I'm looking forward to that next video. Angry Beavers was and still is one of the best cartoons I grew up with and it's all due to the writing and acting.

One of my old animation teacher's first jobs was working on Stickin' Around. He still has some of the original drawings. He remembers the animation director telling the crew the rule for animating the show, "draw like child but also as an adult."

Pure forgotten nostalgia... seeing it brought memories flooding back

I have been a huge fan of Kablam ever since I was seven, and I still love this Nicktoon to this very day. :)

Prometheus and Bob will always have a special place in my heart. My dad is very much of the mindset of "cartoons are for kids", but for whatever reason, he found this one hilarious, and would sit and watch with us just to see if that segment would come on, one of the few instances of my childhood where he would watch TV with my siblings and I.

I really regret not being born at the time this shows still airing.

All I remember is Action League Now!, I'm pretty certain I've never seen Kablam! ever. But still, pretty cool. You are right, it looks like a show kids would make and Henry and June sound like they could be your TV friends, or acquaintances.

Thanks for the video! I used to watch this a lot, I remember watching MTV's Liquid Television (1991) and when KaBlam came out I thought it was like Liquid Television light.

Just started watching the show. I'm like 12, but this is awesome! Thank you for introducing me to this cool show!

Actually, I looked it up. Angela Anaconda isn't owned by Disney. It would have the Disney moniker above the logo if so. Just because it aired on a network that is now owned by Disney (Fox Family, which became ABC Family, now currently called Freeform because potatoes) doesn't mean they own it. It was more of a syndication/export thing by Teletoon.

Out of all the segments, I think my favorites were Action League Now (for how many superhero tropes it subverted or twisted around), and Prometheus & Bob (because it's hilarious without any dialogue whatsoever).

I’ve been trying to think of the sticking around show for years like it was in the back of my mind and couldn’t think of what it was called

@sarafontanini7051

4 жыл бұрын

OH! What's that FUNKY smell!?

@SharpDesign

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah, and whenever I try and ask people what was that show with the stick figures and they just give an awkward blank stare.

@nosekid

4 жыл бұрын

Sharp Design right nobody knew what I was talking about I was starting to think I dreamed up the show lol

Stickin around! what a classic, i remember watching it when i was a little tiny boy

I got recess in grade school, and I was born in the 2000s

If avatar and the loud house never existed Kablam would be the only nicktoon I rewatch over and over again

The theme song for this show was done by one of my favorite ska bands called The Toasters. It was an instrumental version of their song Two Tone Army.

OMG I remember this show I miss classic Nickelodeon so much 🥺

June also had the most grunge rock, 90s outfit I ever saw in a cartoon. I fucking loved Kablam growing up.

FYI, Angela Anaconda is not owned by Disney, but it's owned by the Canadian company, Teletoon.

Besides the segments featuring Henry and June, 'Prometheus and Bob' and 'Life With Loopy' were my most parts on "Kablam!" PaB was hilarious with its character interactions, while LWL did everything it could with playing on the idea of a child's imagination.

I think I'll download Kablam to watch with my mom this Christmas, if it wasn't because of Snoopy, I'm sure this would've been my childhood for both of us

Awesome that you brought up KaBLaM. I remember enjoying this show and I though it was fun.

I really like these animation styles. It's definitely something I would've made as a kid.

So it is kinda the Cartoon Cartoon Show of Nick. Except maybe coming first (too lazy too look up)?

all the awesome ska music in the show...and you put that THING as the end song. lol that's just evil.

Kablam was one of the most surreal show to come out of Nicktoons. I loved every minute of it

Huh, never heard of this one. Looks kinda interesting, also I didn't expect Angry Beavers to be next, I thought that show was relatively newer.

I never saw this, I probably didn't have the channel, but thanks for the video.

For anyone who wants to find the staff member, it's Mark Malek. He was the animator of the Henry and June segments and their creator. He also made the intro. You can find all the episodes + 2 specials (Loopy special and the pilot of the Henry and June show) on the KablamKoner page on his website.

@JordySchaap

4 жыл бұрын

www.markmarek.org/ANIMATIONS/KABLAM.html

Hah, I think I only saw each showing of Oh Yeah Cartoons once... but I still remember one of the pilots that never got launched. I believe it was some girl on an alien planet who made friends with talking dogs. The show set up a mystery, and there was very little to go on from the end of the pilot. But it was enough to get my attention. It seemed like a kids show that could actually tell a story slowly and with a real sense of mystery and wonder. I'm sure plenty of shows since then have been made and been great. But it says something that I still remember that cartoon, and while nobody ever talks about Oh Yeah Cartoons, I do still think of it whenever I think of Kablam.

And now we reach my FAVORITE Nicktoon.

This is one of those shows that I completely forgot existed, but then I see the characters in this video and I'm like "Wait. I remember this...". Seems to happen a lot actually.

They need to bring this back!

Hey, if you're curious, this show can be watched on VRV, and what you said about how Nick not having the rights to the one-off shorts explains why not all the episodes are on that service..it seems like the episodes that are missing contain the lesser known shorts.

I remember this, i remember really like watching this as a kid, As a teen it, just like watching this.

The creator of Life With Loopy also made The Adventures of Pete and Pete. The character dynamics and overall writing were very similar.

The Sniz and Fondue shorts also got weird and unique sometimes, like when Sniz met those Tarter Sauce loving aliens.

as a high schooler rn, I can say with 100% certainty that we in fact DO have recess in all years, in Australia at least...

Pro tip: Never try to create a show that mixes together different cartoon sketches from different creators. There will be too many copyright disputes and it is never going to end well no matter which side wins. (gasp) Wait, what do you mean, Nickelodeon only got the airing rights to Lava? June 21, 2020, 9:46pm

Hey! Really cool series of video ) and I like your voice a lot ! Kudos 🙆‍♂️ Ps for some point I’m unable to watch “hey Arnold” video , is it on purpose?

'Gex' He needs a Remake Trilogy like Crash and Spyro got.

Seeing as Angela Anaconda is owned by WildBrain (formerly DHX), I know how DVD releases of this show could still work: They could each be of one of the other segments of this show! For example, 1 DVD could just be the entirety of Action League Now, another Life With Loopy, and so on.

I'm surprised you didn't mention the pre cursor to Codename: Kids Next Door, The Off-Beats. That was also one of their regular ones.

Prometheus and Bob had me rolling

The Orginal animated sequences of Kablam helped shaped my writing skills. Especially in the field of character dynamics

Recess is probably my favorite Disney cartoon of the 1990s, hands down.