Nickelodeon 2010 – 2011 Animated Series Lineup
During an annual meeting, Nickelodeon unveiled its 2010-2011 programming lineup:
Kung Fu Panda
The Series, Nickelodeon’s second collaboration with DreamWorks Animation, chronicles the further adventures of Po, the energetic, enthusiastic, always hungry martial arts panda as he protects the Valley of Peace from threats of all kind. Based on DreamWorks Animation’s hit feature film Kung Fu Panda, the Nick animated series is executive produced by Cheryl Holliday (King of the Hill, Still Standing, Father of the Pride) and produced at Nickelodeon’s Burbank, Calif., Animation Studios.
Planet Sheen
Executive produced by Steve Oedekerk, Keith Alcorn (The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron, Boy Genius) and Jim Hope (George Lopez), is the intergalactic tale of Sheen Guevera Estevez — the hyperactive, attention span-challenged kid from Nickelodeon’s hit Jimmy Neutron — who crash lands on Zeenu and deals with bizarre customs and strange-looking creatures as he tries to return home. Planet Sheen is produced by O Entertainment for Nickelodeon.
T.U.F.F. Puppy
Created and executive produced by Nickelodeon hit-maker Butch Hartman, follows the gung-ho, dim-witted dog named Dudley Puppy who is thrust into the role of “hero” when recruited by the super secret crime fighting organization, T.U.F.F. (Turbo Undercover Fighting Force) to protect his hometown against the evil animal organization, D.O.O.M. (Diabolical Order of Mayhem). T.U.F.F. Puppy is produced at the Nickelodeon Animation Studios in Burbank, Calif.
Bubble Guppies
A new interactive, animated variety show for preschoolers set in a vibrant 3D, CGI-animated underwater classroom. Bubble Guppies — created by Robert Scull and Jonny Belt (The Backyardigans) — has an emergent curriculum: ideas that emerge from preschoolers’ own discoveries. Each episode will delve into a preschool topic from a variety of angles as the cast and viewers explore the swaying kelp forests, coral reefs and undersea gardens of their aquarium-inspired surroundings.
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Victorious
Details Coming Soon
Voltron Panthera Force
This show will premiere on Nicktoons this season. The series follows the exploits of a group of five young cadets brought together under trying circumstances to form a newly appointed Voltron Lion Squad dubbed the “Panthera Force.” Voltron Panthera Force is a World Events Production in conjunction with Kick Start Production.
Dragon Ball Z Kai
This show, which will be premiering on Nicktoons in May, follows the last descendants of an evil race of warriors, known as the Saiyans, on their collision course with Earth. Goku — the strongest fighter on the planet — is all that stands between humanity and extinction and must face the villainous Saiyan warlord. Dragon Ball Z Kai is developed by Funimation Entertainment.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Debuting this season on Nicktoons, is based on four mutant turtles — trained in the art of Ninjitsu — who battle evil from the New York sewers. The animated series was recently acquired by Nickelodeon and is jointly produced by 4Kids Entertainment and Mirage Studios. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles is considered one of the most popular kids’ television programs and was created in 1984 by Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird as a successful comic book series.
Dino Dan
Will premiere fall 2010 on Nick Jr. The new original series combines live-action with CGI-animation to create an adventure-filled modern day world where dinosaurs roam freely. Developed and produced by Sinking Ship Entertainment and directed by J.J. Johnson, Dino Dan will deal with relatable kids’ issues and teach preschoolers scientific information from new species to dinosaur vocabulary. Dino Dan was co-developed by real life palaeontologist-in-training, 11-year-old Daniel Cook.
Gigantic
Debuting on TeenNick. More details coming soon.
There will also be 16 series returning to the network:
SpongeBob SquarePants
The Penguins of Madagascar
The Fairly Odd Parents
Glenn Martin, DDS
Fanboy and Chum Chum
Team Umizoomi
Go, Diego, Go!
The Wonder Pets
The Backyardigans
Dora the Explorer
Which shows will you be tuning in for?
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In my opinion, I wish the Old nickelodeon shows came on still, such as, her Arnold, Angela anaconda, kablam, as told by ginger, rugrats, animorphs, and Doug. Nickelodeon only has about four or five teen shows coming on now. and its only icarly, victorious, and spongebob, and tuff puppy. I dont really like those shows that much. So I’d want the old shows to have reruns once in a while, cause there’s nothing on television now.. PLEASE BRING IT BACk!
Plus on youtube there’s a bunch of kids saying they want to have those shows back, like hey Arnold, the Amanda show, Doug, As told by Ginger, Angela anaconda, Kablam,
I want all the old shows back like Hey Arnold,Rocket power,as told by Ginger,Rugrats,All grown up,The wild thornberrys and many more.I miss them sooo much!! all the shows on now are lame!
If nick cancels Big Time Rush im done watching it because no shows were good before! Not to me at least.. The only ones i liked was Rugrats, And All grown up….i just want one show back Drake and Josh!
Bring back ZIM!!
I’m still kind of upset that they bought TMNT. They better not make the Turtles shi**y! I love my Turtles so much. If they’re not the same, im not watching it at all!
Also, they need to bring back the Nick classics. Rugrats was my show when i was like 4.
I really miss the old shows: Rugrats, Hey Arnold, Kablam, Oh Yeah Cartoons, Angry Beavers, Invader Zim, Rocketpower, All That, Aah! Real Monsters, Doug, I could go on but those were my favorite. It’s cool that they play some of these on Nicktoons, but NOT ENOUGH!!
I am a 90′s kid!! But of course, you can salvage SOME of these shows thru internet sites, and DVD sets. 