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What is the intent of televising games on Nickelodean? I don't think kids at that demographic watch sports yet. The green slime cannons were pretty funny though as well some of the nostalgic references to shows like All That.
Ending was disappointment w/ no one getting slimed, otherwise a lot of it was cringe.
They should use SAP for viewers w/o kids.
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[QUOTE=rawimpact;14224804]What is the intent of televising games on Nickelodean? I don't think kids at that demographic watch sports yet. The green slime cannons were pretty funny though as well some of the nostalgic references to shows like All That.
Ending was disappointment w/ no one getting slimed, otherwise a lot of it was cringe.
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They should use SAP for viewers w/o kids.[/QUOTE]
According to Brian Robbins, president of ViacomCBS Kids & Family Entertainment, their game plan was to make sure that the NFL Wild Card Game on Nickelodeon lived up to its name by infusing the telecast with Nick's sensibility of surprise and fun at almost every turn.
[QUOTE=rawimpact;14224804]What is the intent of televising games on Nickelodean? I don't think kids at that demographic watch sports yet. The green slime cannons were pretty funny though as well some of the nostalgic references to shows like All That.
Ending was disappointment w/ no one getting slimed, otherwise a lot of it was cringe.
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They should use SAP for viewers w/o kids.[/QUOTE]
I agree, I need to experience more
Broadcasting NFL playoff games on a children's network is one of the dumbest things I've ever seen.