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Nickelodeon greenlights a new live-action buddy comedy series, Warped!, co-created by Kevin Kopelow and Heath Seifert, featuring 13 episodes. The series follows Milo and Ruby as they strive to create the greatest graphic novel. Executive producers include Kevin Kay, with production starting later this year. The cast includes Kate Godfrey, Anton Starkman, Ariana Molkara, and Christopher Martinez. Nickelodeon remains a leading brand in entertainment for kids, with a diverse portfolio in programming, products, and experiences.
Nickelodeon announces a star-studded voice cast for the reimagined Rugrats series, debuting on Paramount+ this spring. Newcomers include Ashley Rae Spillers, Tommy Dewey, Tony Hale, Natalie Morales, and Anna Chlumsky, joining original cast members like E.G. Daily and Nancy Cartwright. The series combines humor and heart, featuring meaningful roles for adult characters. Rugrats originally aired from 1991 to 2004, earning multiple awards and cultural significance. As Nickelodeon continues its legacy, the updated series promises fresh adventures for the iconic toddler characters.
Nickelodeon has renewed the hit series Danger Force and Tyler Perry’s Young Dylan for second seasons, highlighting their popularity among kids aged 6-11. Danger Force will have 26 episodes, continuing the storyline of superpowered students in Swellview. Meanwhile, Tyler Perry’s Young Dylan is set for 20 episodes, following the comedic adventures of a hip-hop mogul-in-training. Additionally, Nickelodeon ordered six more episodes of Side Hustle, totaling 26 for its first season. Nickelodeon continues to dominate as the leading brand for kids' entertainment.
Nickelodeon will start production in April on The Loud House: A Very Loud Christmas!, a live-action holiday movie based on its animated series. The film, set to premiere in November, follows Lincoln Loud as he attempts to unite his family for Christmas. Wolfgang Schaeffer and Jahzir Bruno are cast in leading roles. The movie is directed by Jonathan Judge and will be produced by Nickelodeon Movies. The Loud House, which has 156 episodes and a sixth season greenlight, has expanded into comics, books, and podcasts, proving its popularity since debuting in 2016.
Nickelodeon Studios and Awesomeness have begun production on a new iCarly series for Paramount+, set to premiere this summer. The show, a continuation of the original iCarly that aired from 2007-2012, follows Carly Shay and her friends as they navigate adulthood. The 13-episode season features returning stars Miranda Cosgrove, Jerry Trainor, and Nathan Kress, alongside new cast members Laci Mosley and Jaidyn Triplett. The series aims to capture the essence of the original while appealing to a new generation of viewers.
Nickelodeon announced the greenlight of two new animated series: ZJ Sparkleton and The Hamster Show, set to premiere in 2022. Each series will consist of 26 half-hour episodes targeting different age groups: ZJ Sparkleton for kids aged 6-11 and The Hamster Show for preschoolers. Produced by Nelvana, both shows emphasize friendship and humor, aiming to capture a global audience. Nickelodeon's animation slate is bolstered with titles like Star Trek: Prodigy and Baby Shark’s Big Show!, reflecting its commitment to expanding content offerings.
Nickelodeon launched its unique upfront presentation, The Nickelodeon Virtual Upfront Show: Bring Your Kids!, showcasing its strategy to expand across platforms and introduce new content. President Brian Robbins emphasized the need for relatable characters and engaging content in a fragmented landscape. The show featured sneak peeks of 15 new series, including Kamp Koral and Big Nate, signaling Nickelodeon's largest animation slate ever. The network aims to grow its franchises and invest in platforms like Paramount+ and YouTube, contributing to its position as the top entertainment brand for kids.
ViacomCBS has entered into an 11-year multiplatform rights agreement with the NFL, extending CBS’ relationship through 2033. This deal includes broadcasting rights for the AFC, along with an expanded schedule featuring NFC games. CBS will air three Super Bowls and a full slate of playoff games each season. Paramount+ gains new streaming rights, allowing distribution of NFL games on both premium and ad-supported tiers. The agreement enhances ViacomCBS's capacity to reach younger audiences and innovate content creation across multiple platforms.
On March 24, ViacomCBS's BET and Vaseline® will host a Zoom discussion featuring Regina King, focusing on skincare equity for skin of color. The event aims to address healthcare inequities affecting Black and Brown communities and promote awareness through Vaseline’s Equitable Skincare for All campaign. With 50% of dermatologists feeling untrained to treat skin of color, this partnership seeks to provide education and tools for better skin health. Additionally, a video series will be launched to further discuss these issues, enhancing the discourse on racial equity in healthcare.
