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Rocko's Modern Life is getting the revival treatment at Nickelodeon in the not-too-distant future, and we now have a first look that's pretty hilarious. Take a look!

Get ready to pull out your favorite Garbage Day costume, because the Rocko's Modern Life TV movie just got some exciting details.

We're sorry to have to tell you this, early 2000's Nickelodeon fans, but apparently Drake and Josh are no longer on speaking terms. Hit the jump after a quick cry to learn what's going on.

Double Dare's Marc Summers saw a bunch of gross crap as a host, but here's the physical challenge he couldn't stomach.

Invader Zim is coming back to television, which is news that should shock and delight fans everywhere. Here's what you can expect to see.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles has gone through more mutations than the Turtles themselves, and now the current show on Nickelodeon is going to be changing in a major way. Hit the jump to find out what's going on with TMNT.

Few networks have been responsible for as many memorable game show hosts as Nickelodeon. Check out our ranking of the classics.

If there's one thing that's true about actors the world over, it's that they all have to start somewhere. Well, one Westworld star just posted their screen debut online, and it's adorable. Take a look.

Emma Stone recently revealed that she auditioned for Nickelodeon's All That when she was younger, and it apparently didn't go well.

Legends of the Hidden Temple will return to Nickelodeon in the form of an original movie, and fans of the game show are now wondering if we might get a revival of the show. Host Kirk Fogg has an answer.

Marc Summers hosted the wildly popular Nickelodeon series Double Dare. The game show encouraged kids to compete in physical, goofy and often messy challenges and its success on the small screen led some kids to create their own challenges at home.

Nickelodeon is in the middle of a nineties resurgence right now. The network has an entire block of programming called Splat devoted to former network favorites, and there's even a resurgence of old programs happening.

Nickelodeon brought Double Dare back over the summer for a live event at Comic-Con, and now the network is honoring the show in another fantastic way.

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.