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Gwen Stefani has been a presence on television ever since she became involved with The Voice back in 2014. Now, she's going in a very different direction with a show of her own, and it's not one that many would have guessed.

Mitchell Kriegman, creator of the beloved Nickelodeon series Clarissa Explains It All, recently shared a handful of fun and minorly shocking details about the show. Check it out!

These are magical days indeed for anyone who grew up with Nickelodeon as a surrogate guardian. The latest beloved franchise to get a welcomed resurrection is the oft-sidelined Rocko's Modern Life, easily the greatest cartoon about a talking wallaby in TV history.

Rugrats was on the air for a long time, but a lot of our favorite episodes come from the show's initial 65-episode run on the network. There was one plotline in particular that was eventually explored later on in Rugrats' run but was initially totally vetoed by the network.

While romance doesn't come up much when talking about Nicktoons of the 1990s, it's impossible to forget the adorable cusp-of-courtship between Doug Funnie and Patti Mayonnaise in Doug. Did they ever end up together?

I'm sure everyone was as excited as I was to find out from the optimism-inspiring co-creator Arlene Klasky at Comic-Con that Rugrats coming back to Nickelodeon is a distinct possibility. But how would that toddler-driven series be approached for modern audiences?

Legends Of The Hidden Temple may have started as a game show on Nickelodeon, but now, it's the source of inspiration for a brand new upcoming television movie. The first trailer for the loose adaptation dropped today at San Diego Comic-Con and Holy Olmec, it actually looks like a lot of fun.

More than 35 years into its existence, Nickelodeon is still a powerhouse when it comes to pleasing younger generations, and the network is becoming just as keen on reengaging with the audiences who grew up with it. Could Rugrats return to TV for modern audiences?

Fans of slime will be thrilled to learn that the iconic Nickelodeon game show Double Dare will soon make a long-awaited return in an upcoming event. Here's what we know about what is coming.

One dude unleashed a small mother lode of hilarity on the Internet by sharing pages from his childhood diary solely devoted to his love and passions for SpongeBob SquarePants. Few things are as unfiltered as this declaration of adoration.

Nickelodeon has been working to put together throwback programming for some time now. One of these programs is the Legends of the Hidden Temple movie, which will take the original game show and turn it into a live-action movie.

If you were a kid in the 90’s then you more than likely spent several hours doing nothing but watching Nickelodeon. If that's the case then you'll love walking down memory lane with this awesome video of a guy doing impressions of a bunch of classic Nicktoons characters

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, and the beholder’s eye can also be attributed to finding lewd sex acts in 1990s Nickelodeon cartoons. One viral Hey Arnold clip has caused its creator to address the situation.

As a culture, we love to live in the past. And that practice is alive and well at Nickelodeon, which is planning on bringing back some of its most memorable stars of yesteryear for an All That reunion of sorts.

The iconic versions of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles from the legendary 1980s cartoon will soon make their way to the contemporary world for a major crossover event.

Last week, we learned that Legends of the Hidden Temple will be returning to Nickelodeon, albeit with a huge twist. Now we know even more about the upcoming TV project.

According to actress Melissa Joan Hart, a revival of the iconic Nickelodeon series Clarissa Explains It All could potentially happen in the near future.

If you are one of the millions of people who binged on Nickelodeon as a kid in the 1990s and early 2000s, we’ve got some good news for you. Hey Arnold! is on its way back to the network that made the animated show famous. And, it looks like the boarding house stoop won’t play as big of a part in the property as it used to.

Beloved 90’s adventure game show Legends of the Hidden Temple will soon be returning to Nickelodeon. While this is exciting news to fans of Olmec, this revival won’t be bringing back the game show we all loved.

There may be bad news coming to Bikini Bottom. But it's not in the form of an animated villain. Instead it's arrest related.