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Revision as of 21:05, 16 October 2017
1981–1986,
"Silver Ball", by Lou Dorfsman & Bob Klein
Silver Ball (1983)
Silver Ball (1984)
"Sqeeze",
1986–2008
"Top Of The Hour", by Jerry Lieberman
.png "Nickelodeon Top of The Hour Bumper (1986).png (901 KB)")
Top of the Hour (International)
Top of The Hour (1986)
"Top of the Hour" (1987)
"Big Beast Quintet", by Colossal Pictures
"Knock Knock", by Colossal Pictures
"Mouse Patrol", by Colossal Pictures
"Take 50"
.jpg "Nickelodeon Dino ID (1986).jpg (51 KB)")
"Dinosaur", by Charlex
"Origami", by Buzzco Associates
"Lincoln", by Charlex
"Lincoln #2", by Charlex
"Sleeping Kid"
"Pattycake", by Charlex
"Cheese Sandwich"
"Nick Brew", by Edward Bakst
"Skating Rink"
"Dog & Parrot", by International Rocketship
"Calling Cades"
"Nick Nick Nick"
"Flying Monster", by Colossal Pictures
"Main Course", by Olive Jar Animation
"Anteater", by Olive Jar Animation
"Top Of The Hour '87", by International Rocketship
"Rips", by Charlex
"Nick Box", by Charlex
"Nick Robot"
"Fruits", by Joey Ahlbum
"Fruits Flipbook", by Joey Ahlbum
"Dino Bop", by Joey Ahlbum
"Bulldog Crew", by Joey Ahlbum
"Better off by Far", by David Lubell
"Waiting For You", by David Lubell
.jpg "Nickelodeon Band ID (1987).jpg (66 KB)")
"The Band", by International Rocketship
"Easy Groove", by Jerry Lieberman
_6.jpg "Viacom (1977 C) 6.jpg (41 KB)")
"Spotlight"
"Curtains"
.jpg "Nickelodeon Blue Boy ID (1987).jpg (25 KB)")
"Favorite Words", by Electric Picture Works
"Alligator & Frog", by David Lubell
"Worms", by Noyes & Laybourne
.jpg "Nickelodeon Bicycles ID (1988).jpg (68 KB)")
"Bicycles", by Noyes and Laybourne
"Mengarie", by Noyes & Laybourne
"Ship", by Noyes & Laybourne
"Flip", by Noyes & Laybourne
.jpg "Nickelodeon Octopus ID (1989).jpg (61 KB)")
"Octopus", by Noyes & Laybourne
"Fewer Commercials"
"Shaker", by Edward Bakst
"New Year Baby"
"Egg & Spoon", by Edward Bakst
"Pinwheels"
"Orange Shapes" {Version 2}
"Rudolph"
"Mind Control"
"Dog Poses", by William Wegman
"Skeleton Dance", by Jim Keeshen
"Snowboy", by Jim Keeshen
"Valentines", by One-Eighty-One Productions
"Gymnast Arangement"
"Happy Chanukah"
"Haypile", by Hanna-Barbera and Blue Brick Design
"Heads", by Jeff Sargeant
"Pinchface", by Blue Brick Design
"Microphone Box", by Blue Brick Design
"Opera Lady", by Blue Brick Design
"Foldable Chair"
"Disco Dogs", by Chris Gilligan
"Paper Chase", by Chris Gilligan
"Ant Picnic", by Mark Baldo
"Elvis", by Chris Gilligan
"Box Monster"
"All the Kids Say"
"Blanket Dance"
"Falling Hats", by Steve Speer
"Holiday Comet", by Chris Harvey
"Chanukkah", by Chris Harvey
"Spikes"
"TV Channels"
"Christmas tree"
"Roller coaster"
"Various Shapes and Paintdrops"
"Turkey"
1995–2003 ID's
.jpg "Nickelodeon Movie ID (1995).jpg (18 KB)")
"Theatre Intro", by IBC Digital
"Sweater"
"Submarine", by IBC Digital
"Pop Goes The Monkey", by International Rocketship
"Fly Fishing", by Primal Screen
"Jackhammer", by Mark Marek
.jpg "Nickelodeon DJ ID (1995).jpg (12 KB)")
"DJ Nick", by IBC Digital
.jpg "Nickelodeon Buggy Drink ID (1996).jpg (73 KB)")
"Buggy Drink", by Voltaire
.jpg "Nickelodeon Surfer Dude ID (1996).jpg (26 KB)")
"Surfer Dude", by Pete List
"Whoopee", by Primal Screen
"Nick Sings", by Cat & Crossbones Productions
"Campfire", by IBC Digital
"Robot Love", by Primal Screen
"Wild Child", by IBC Digital
'Monster Disco", by Webster Colcord
"Kid Cave Art", by Funline Animation
"Rhino", by Colossal Pictures
"Orange Soda"
"Never Done Clay 1", by Chris Gilligan
"Never Done Clay 2", by Chris Gilligan
"Never Done Clay 3", by Chris Gilligan
"Never Done Clay 1 (Spanish)"
"Never Done Clay 3 (Spanish)"
.jpg "Nickelodeon Chroma-Depth ID (1997).jpg (18 KB)")
"Nick Is Everyday 3-D", by International Rocketship
"Aliens", by Joesph Silver
"Bees & Flower"
"Summer Stage", by 23D Films
"Fall Stage", by 23D Films
"Spring Stage", by 23D Films
"Opera Cows"
.png "Nickelodeon Scribbling ID (1998).png (393 KB)")
"Scribble"
.png "Screenshot (49).png (472 KB)")
Astronomer - Observatory
Astronomer - Observatory
"Babette", by Pitch Productions
"Sleeping in class"
"Blanket"
"Walk the Dog"
"Window Shade"
"Feathers"
"Nosey", by Steve Erdman
"Spice Girls", by Gedeon
"Anime Shorts", by Gedeon
"Marbles"
"Dog Dreams", by VT2 Studios
.jpg "Hqdefault (5).jpg (46 KB)")
"UFO", by Garner MacLennan Design
.png "Nickelodeon Areoplane ID (1999).png (241 KB)")
"Aeroplane", by Garner MacLennan Design
"Maze"
"Monster Bike"
"Toons From Planet Orange (Close)"
"Handicaps"
"Dr. Martin Luther King Jr."
"Paper Stage"
"Animal Drawings"
"Weaving"
"Orange Robots"
"Caradura (Bumper Cars)", by Medialuna
"Caradura (Surfing)", by Medialuna
"Flying (Fan)"
"Chalk"
"Musical Instruments"
Camp Nickelodeon
All of these ID's, which debuted in 1988, were produced by Howard Hoffman.
"Balloon Defleating"
"Sleep and Scream"
"The Janitor"
"The Pennant"
"Bubblegum"
"Clay"
"Scribbles"
"Cowboy Cliff"
.jpg "Nickelodeon Shirts ID (1988).jpg (42 KB)")
"T-Shirts"
.jpg "Nickelodeon Objects ID (1988).jpg (22 KB)")
"Watch Nickelodeon"
.jpg "Nickelodeon Gopher ID (1988).jpg (31 KB)")
"The Gopher"
"Beach"
"The Hat"
"Spin Art"
"Dragon"
An additional set of "Camp Nickelodeon" ID's, produced by One-Eighty-One Productions, debuted in 1991.
.jpg "Nickelodeon Foil ID (1992).jpg (18 KB)")
Stings
At 6 a.m. ET on May 17, 1993, following a contest (the contest was called "The New Shapes Contest") held by Nickelodeon, the network debuted a series of new CGI stings, produced in-house. An additional set of stings premiered on August 1, 1996. The stings were used for over 16 years.
Endtags
1986–1993
_9.jpg "Viacom (1977 C) 9.jpg (182 KB)")
_2.jpg "Viacom (1976 B) 2.jpg (36 KB)")
1993–1997
These endtags were designed by Barry Deck and made their world premiere on May 17, 1993 at 6 a.m. ET along with Nickelodeon's animated 3D logo stings.
1997–2004
"Sleigh Ride", by Primal Screen
1998–2000
.jpg "Nickelodeon Video Game ID (1998).jpg (23 KB)")
.jpg "Nickelodeon ID Crane (1998).jpg (30 KB)")
.jpg "Nickelodeon ID Popsicle (1998).jpg (22 KB)")
"Dragon", by Buzzco Associates
"Caterpillar", by Buzzco Associates
"Four Circles", by Buzzco Associates
"Windbag", by Buzzco Associates
"Clown", by Buzzco Associates
"Screw", by Buzzco Associates
"CatDog Bonus Short"
Bumpers
1986–1993
"Don't Just Sit There"
.jpg "Nickelodeon Count Duckula ID (1987).jpg (15 KB)")
"Count Duckula"
.jpg "Nickelodeon Mr Wizard ID (1985).jpg (33 KB)")
"Mr. Wizard's World"
"Sparkatus & The Sun Beneath The Sea"
"The Mysterious Cities of Gold"
"You Can't Do That On Television"
"Lassie's Greatest Adventures"
"Special Delivery"
"Lassie"
.jpg "Default (1).jpg (2 KB)")
"You Can't Do That On Television"
"The Monkees"
"Think Fast"
"SK8-TV"
"All-Day Double Dare-a-thon"
"Flipper"
"Rated K For Kids"
"Make The Grade"
"Finder Keepers"
"Star Trek"
"Inspector Gadget"
"Ren & Stimpy" Next ID
"Mister Ed VS Cupid"
1993–1996
1996-1998
g.jpg "Hqdefault (1)g.jpg (9 KB)")
.png "Nickelodeon Streching ID (1996).png (398 KB)")
.jpg "Nickelodeon Balloon Dog ID (1996).jpg (22 KB)")
.jpg "Nickelodeon Flying Hands ID (1995).jpg (75 KB)")
.jpg "Nickelodeon Shark ID (1995).jpg (29 KB)")
.jpg "Nickelodeon Clapping ID 2 (1995).jpg (21 KB)")
-001.jpg "Nickelodeon Flies ID (1995)-001.jpg (27 KB)")
g.jpg "Hqdefault (2)g.jpg (12 KB)")
1998-2000
All of these bumpers were produced by Colossal Pictures.
.jpg "Nickelodeon Cootie Catcher ID (1998).jpg (23 KB)")
"Cootie Catcher A"
"Cootie Catcher B"
.jpg "Nickelodeon Doodle Guy ID (1998).jpg (20 KB)")
"Doodle Guy A"
-1.jpg "Nickelodeon Doodle Guy ID (1998)-1.jpg (19 KB)")
"Doodle Guy B"
"Marching Monsters A"
.jpg "Nickelodeon Monsters ID (1998).jpg (18 KB)")
"Marching Monsters B"
.jpg "Nickelodeon Egg ID (1998).jpg (18 KB)")
"Marching Monsters C"
"Flipbook A"
"Flipbook B"
"Puppet Show"
"Hamster Pad A"
"Hamster Pad B"
"Hamster Pad C"
"Socks and Underwear"
Turtle Trax A
Turtle Trax B
"Cut Out Dolls"
"Yummy Winter Wonderland"
.jpg "Nickelodeon Weenie New Year ID (1998).jpg (53 KB)")
"Weenie New Year"
1991–2006
Character IDs Set A (1991–2002)
In 1991, when Nicktoons launched, a few IDs with Nickelodeon characters were shown.
"Rugrats", by Klasky Csupo
"Ren & Stimpy", by Spümcø and J.J. Sedelmaier
"Doug" by Jumbo Pictures and J.J. Sedelmaier
"Arnold's Room", by Snee-Oosh
"Slap T. Pooch", by Colossal Pictures
Character IDs Set B (1999–2001)
In 1999, Nickelodeon phased out Set A of the Character IDs and replaced them with newer ones.
"Reptar", by Klasky Csupo
"Hey Arnold!", by Snee-Oosh
"Rocket Power", by Klasky Csupo
.jpg "Nickelodeon Catdog ID (1999).jpg (54 KB)")
"CatDog", by Peter Hannan
.jpg "Nickelodeon Angelica ID (1999).jpg (83 KB)")
"Angelica", by Klasky Csupo
"Chuckie and the Caterpillar", by Klasky Csupo
"The Wild Thornberrys (Jimmy Neutron version)” by Klasky Csupo, DNA Productions, and O Entertainment
"Tommy & Dil", by Klasky Csupo
.jpg "Nickelodeon As Told By Ginger ID (2000).jpg (20 KB)")
"Goose Lady", by Frederator
"Invader Zim", by Jhonen Vasquez
"ChalkZone", by Frederator
"The Fairly OddParents premiere opening"
Bilz y Pap (Latin America)
Character ID's Set C (2004–2006)
In 2004, Nickelodeon began airing similar ID's by Primal Screen.
.GIF "Nickelodeon thonberries Splat Bumper (3).GIF (60 KB)")
"Rocket Power 2" (Germany)
.png "Screenshot (25.1).png (339 KB)")
.png "Screenshot (26.5).png (362 KB)")
.png "Screenshot (39.1).png (423 KB)")
.png "Screenshot (40).png (461 KB)")
Abstract ID's (2001–2006)
.PNG "Doug (Russia).PNG (317 KB)")
.PNG "You're on Nickelodeon Charlie Brown bumper (Latin America 2000-2002).PNG (435 KB)")
You're On Nickelodeon, Charlie Brown 1(Latin America)
.PNG "You're on Nickelodeon Charlie Brown (Russia).PNG (91 KB)")
You're on Nickelodeon,Charlie Brown 2 (Latin America)
KaBlam! (Russia)
The Amanda Show (Russia)
The Amanda Show 2 (Russia)
The Brothers Garcia 1 (Russia)
The Brothers Garcia 2 (Russia)
Kenan & Kel 1 (Russia)
Kenan & Kel 2 (Russia)
Cousin Skeeter(Russia)
Are You Afraid of the Dark? 1 (Latin America)
Are You Afraid of the Dark? 2 (Latin America)
_1.GIF "Doug Abstraction Bumpers (2001) 1.GIF (29 KB)")
.GIF "Doug Abstraction Bumpers (2001).GIF (127 KB)")
.GIF "FOP bumper (rare!!).GIF (84 KB)")
.png "Screenshot (31).png (645 KB)")
.png "Screenshot (32.1).png (724 KB)")
.png "Screenshot (33).png (608 KB)")
.png "Screenshot (34).png (562 KB)")
.png "Screenshot (35).png (209 KB)")
.png "Screenshot (38.1).png (367 KB)")
Rugrats (Russia)
Pictograph ID's (2002–2004)
.jpg "Nickelodeon Bumpers 2 (2002).jpg (36 KB)")
-001.jpg "Nickelodeon Bumpers 2 (2002)-001.jpg (8 KB)")
Generic Bumper
-003.jpg "Nickelodeon Bumpers 2 (2002)-003.jpg (13 KB)")
Generic Bumper
-004.jpg "Nickelodeon Bumpers 2 (2002)-004.jpg (36 KB)")
Generic Bumper
Generic Bumper
Generic Bumper
.GIF "SpongeBob SquarePants Pictograph Bumper 4 (2003).GIF (125 KB)")
.GIF "SpongeBob SquarePants Pictograph Bumper 1 (2003).GIF (105 KB)")
.GIF "Spongebob Bumper 2002-03 (1).GIF (84 KB)")
.GIF "SpongeBob SquarePants Pictograph Bumper 3 (2003).GIF (115 KB)")
.GIF "Rugrats Bumper 2003 (Saturday Morning Nicktoons).GIF (111 KB)")
.PNG "Rugrats Bumper 2003 (Saturday Morning Nicktoons).PNG (404 KB)")
Orange Splat IDs (2004–2006)
2003 Generic Bumper
2003 Generic Bumper
.GIF "Nickelodeon - Rocko Orange Splat Bumper (2003).GIF (113 KB)")
Rocko's Modern Life (Japan)
We'll be right back
Now back to the show
We'll be right back
Now back to the show
We'll be right back
Now back to the show
We'll be right back
Now back to the show
.png "Screenshot (18.1).png (414 KB)")
.png "Screenshot (19.1).png (532 KB)")
.png "Screenshot (27.1).png (132 KB)")
.png "Screenshot (28.1).png (577 KB)")
.png "Screenshot (20.1).png (552 KB)")
.png "Screenshot (21.1).png (384 KB)")
.png "Screenshot (29).png (502 KB)")
.png "Screenshot (30).png (511 KB)")
World IDs (2006)
Also, Nickelodeon started using ID's featuring children around the world.
.jpg "Nickelodeon Boat ID (1999).jpg (108 KB)")
"Boat", by Front.TV
"Astronaut", by H-Gun
"Blocks", by H-Gun
"Mushroom", by H-Gun
"City Run", by H-Gun
"Russian Portrait"
2006–2009
Idents (On August 1, 2006 and January 31, 2009)
Bumpers
"Bubblegum"
"Sand Castle"
"Frisbee"
"Chalk Eraser"
"Toast A"
.png "NickelodeonToastID(2005).png (389 KB)")
"Toast B"
"Avatype"
.PNG "Nickelodeon - Generic Bumper (2005).PNG (116 KB)")
Clay plant
Book Flower
Locker
8-Bit Robots
Promos
.png "NickelodeonBalloonsIdent(2008).png (451 KB)")
"Superstuffed Nicktoons Weekend 2008"
"The Penguins of Madagascar Premiere"
"Fairly OddBaby"
"SpongeBob SpongeBash"
"Truth or Square"
"Superhero Fairly Weirdo Week"
2009–present
ID's & Bumpers
September 28, 2009–April 2, 2011
Now Back to the Show
Up Next: The Fairly OddParents
Up Next: The Mighty B!
Up Next: The Penguins of Madagascar
Up Next: More Penguins of Madagascar
Inflating logo
Magnet
Game Opening
April 2, 2011–March 23, 2013
Template:Missing former logo
March 23, 2013–present
Template:Missing current logo
September 13, 2014–present
Template:Missing current logo
Promos
September 28, 2009–April 2, 2011
Template:Missing former logo
April 2, 2011–March 23, 2013
File:Sanjay & Craig Nickelodeon Promo.png
March 23, 2013–September 13, 2014
Breadwinners (2014–)
September 13, 2014–present
Template:Missing current logo