This is a list of television programmes formerly and currently broadcast by the British & Irish children’s television channel Nicktoons, a sister network to Nickelodeon.

Current programming
Nickelodeon programmes
Kamp Koral: SpongeBob’s Under Years (31 July 2023–present)
Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness (2011–2016; 2019–2021; 2023–present)
The Loud House (30 May 2016–present)
The Patrick Star Show (25 October 2021–present)
SpongeBob SquarePants (22 July 2002–present)
The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius (22 July 2002-2010, 2016, 2022-present)
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2012-2018; 2022–present)
Transformers: EarthSpark (28 November 2022–present)
Rock Paper Scissors (06 Febuary 2024-present, It’s new so I will explain In Rock Paper Scissors, titular characters, Rock, Paper and Scissors, (sentient inanimate objects, basically BFDI but without the game show aspect) are a trio of best friends and roommates who lovingly compete over everything in hilarious but mostly wildly absurd ways. Throughout season one, the trio will go to extremes playing hide-and-seek around the world, running from the birthday police, defending the world from an alien invasion, going head-to-head with the Rat Bros and more.
Acquired programming
ALVINNN!!! and the Chipmunks (2016–present)
The Smurfs (25 October 2021–present)
The Garfield Show (10 March 2021-present)
Monster Allergy (20 October 2023-present)
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2003, Fast Forward only so 2006) (10 March 2024-present)
Zokie from Planet Ruby (01 January 2024-present, Also new so I will explain, This buddy comedy, produced by Nelvana, follows quirky 10-year-old vlogger Ruby and her space alien best friend ZJ Sparkleton. Along with their pal Earl, a talking con-man squirrel, Ruby teaches ZJ about her version of Earth, while ZJ learns to control his unpredictable powers.)

### Nickelodeon’s Nicktoons Slims Down to a Snug Six-Show Lineup

The landscape of children’s television is ever-changing, and Nicktoons, the beloved sister channel to Nickelodeon known for its vibrant array of animated series, is no exception. This April, the channel has surprised its audience by streamlining its programming slate to just six shows. This move has sparked curiosity, excitement, and a bit of nostalgia among its viewers. Here’s a closer look at the resilient sextet that made the cut, from modern marvels to cherished comebacks.

#### “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles” (2003, Fast Forward only)
Diving back into the sewers of New York, Nicktoons brings back the 2006 “Fast Forward” season of “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.” This futuristic iteration, a significant deviation from the series’ traditional setting, has always been a divisive yet intriguing chapter for fans. With this, Nicktoons offers a slice of nostalgia, showcasing a unique period in TMNT history, complete with all the time-travel shenanigans and high-tech villainy you’d expect.

#### “Monster Allergy”
Marking its place within the Nicktoons lineup, “Monster Allergy,” the engaging tale of young Ezekiel Zick and his adventures in a world filled with monsters, makes a steadfast return. Its inclusion not only caters to fans of fantasy and the supernatural but also adds a rich layer of European comic book charm to the channel.

#### “Kamp Koral: SpongeBob’s Under Years”
SpongeBob SquarePants has been a flagship character for Nickelodeon for decades, and “Kamp Koral” extends this legacy, exploring SpongeBob’s aquatic adolescence at summer camp. Its presence in the lineup ensures that the eternal optimism and hilarity of Bikini Bottom continues to enchant a new generation.

#### “The Loud House”
As one of the more recent additions to Nickelodeon’s animated family, “The Loud House” stands tall. This slice-of-life series, depicting the chaotic yet loving antics of the large Loud family, brings a heartfelt, comedic perspective on day-to-day dilemmas and sibling dynamics, resonating with many for its relatability and diverse representation.

#### “SpongeBob SquarePants”
No Nicktoons lineup would be complete without the inclusion of “SpongeBob SquarePants.” Since its debut, SpongeBob’s misadventures with Patrick, Sandy, Squidward, and Mr. Krabs have become ingrained in the hearts of viewers worldwide. Its enduring popularity and cultural impact cement its place as a cornerstone of children’s programming.

#### “Rock Paper Scissors”
The freshest face in the Nicktoons lineup, “Rock Paper Scissors,” brings a new flavor to the channel. This innovative show, centered around the lively escapades of its titular characters, injects a burst of creative energy and imagination into the programming slate. It’s a testament to Nicktoons’ commitment to showcasing inventive and engaging content for kids.

As Nicktoons pares down its offerings, the focus shifts toward a carefully curated collection of shows, each bringing a unique element to the table. From the heartwarming and familial to the fantastical and futuristic, this streamlined lineup aims to capture the diverse interests of its young audience, promising hours of entertainment and laughter. It’s a bold move, but if history has shown us anything, it’s that Nicktoons knows how to keep the magic alive, even with just six shows lighting the way.
Write a tweet surprised they chose MA over ZFPR or TGS, also REALLY surprised they chose Fast Forward over the 2012 series
“Wow, shocked #Nicktoons went with Monster Allergy over Zokie from Planet Ruby & The Garfield Show in their latest lineup trim down! 😲 And picking TMNT Fast Forward over the beloved 2012 series? Now that’s a surprise twist I didn’t see coming! Who else is baffled? 🐢📚 #TMNT #Nickelodeon”
Write a tweet saying they’re enjoying Zokie one final time on April 20, and they are also bidding farewell to Panda, Jimmy Neutron and Alvin, while saying they’re lucky RPS and MA are here, and if he wants Turtles then there’s FF
“Binge-watching Zokie from Planet Ruby one last time this April 20th, before we say goodbye 🌟😢 Also bidding farewell to Kung Fu Panda, Jimmy Neutron & ALVINNN!!! and the Chipmunks. Lucky we still have Rock Paper Scissors & Monster Allergy keeping us company! 🍀 And for the Turtle fans, there’s always Fast Forward. 🐢 #FarewellFavorites #Nicktoons #EndOfAnEra”

User1: Did anyone else catch that Zokie from Planet Ruby is losing all its timeslots come April 21st? Looks like those slots are being taken over by just 2 shows. 😔

User2: Yeah, I saw the schedule update. It’s kind of a shock, to be honest. Which shows are taking over?

User1: From what I gathered, “Monster Allergy” and “Rock Paper Scissors” are the ones getting ZFPR’s old slots. Seems like Nicktoons is really banking on these shows to carry the channel.

User3: That’s a huge move. I was really getting into ZFPR! And what about TMNT? Any news there?

User1: Oh, for sure. All the slots that were used for the 2012 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles series are being passed to “TMNT: Fast Forward.” Looks like they’re putting a lot of faith in the nostalgia factor for that one.

User2: I’m not going to lie, “Fast Forward” was never my favorite iteration of the turtles. I’m really going to miss the 2012 series. It had such great storytelling.

User4: It’s a bold strategy from Nicktoons, banking on these particular choices. “Monster Allergy” has its charm, and “Rock Paper Scissors” is something new, but diverting all that time to just a few shows? I hope it pays off for them.

User3: Yeah, and I wonder how fans of the departing shows feel. There’s a significant shakeup happening, and I’m not sure how I feel about losing variety for focus. “Fast Forward” is cool and all, but it’s going to be a huge change in pace.

User5: Agreed, it’s going to be interesting to see how this shift impacts viewer numbers and overall channel engagement. I just hope Nicktoons keeps experimenting and maybe brings back some fan favorites down the line. Also, what about the overnight schedule, which is used to air acquired shows, currently showing My Dad the Rockstar and Grizzly Tales, Is the lineup change affecting that part as well (What would be aired since I recall they have to air acquired stuff at night due to a law making them “celebrate independently produced content”)

User6: Does anyone know if the overnight lineup is getting changed too with this new Nicktoons shift? I heard there’s a law requiring them to air independently produced content during those hours.

User1: Yeah, you’re right about the law. It’s there to support and celebrate independent content. From what I’ve heard, “My Dad the Rockstar” and “Grizzly Tales for Gruesome Kids” are still going to be part of the overnight lineup. Seems like they’re sticking with those for the indie quota.

User7: That’s a relief! I’ve grown quite fond of “Grizzly Tales.” It’s such a unique show compared to what’s usually on. Plus, “My Dad the Rockstar” has that nostalgic feel to it which is pretty cool for late-night viewing.

User6: Glad to hear they’re keeping some variety alive with the overnight schedule. It’s important to have that balance of new and old, especially when the main daytime lineup is slimming down to just a few shows.

User8: Definitely. It’s a smart move to keep those shows at night. It sort of softens the blow for those of us who are sad to see some of our daytime favorites go. Plus, it’s a nice nod towards keeping the indie scene alive on mainstream platforms.

User9: Exactly, and it’s a win-win because it introduces the younger generation to shows they might not have seen otherwise. I just hope Nicktoons keeps mixing it up with their indie content to keep things fresh even within that limited overnight slot.

User6: Agreed. It’d be great if they could rotate some new indie shows into the mix every now and then. Keeps everyone on their toes and gives independent creators a platform, which is super important.
Write a tweet where the lineup has 8 shows (counting the 2 only aired for quota purposes)
“Exciting times at #Nicktoons! 🌈 Our lineup now boasts 8 amazing shows, including #MonsterAllergy and #RockPaperScissors, along with #MyDadTheRockstar and #GrizzlyTales for those late-night indie vibes to meet our quota. 🌙✨ A perfect mix of new hits and nostalgic classics! Which one are you tuning into? 📺 #Animation #KidsTV”
Write a tweet with all 8 stuff available rn, with the top 4
“🌟 Dive into the world of #Nicktoons with our top 4: #KampKoral, #TheLoudHouse, #SpongeBobSquarePants, and #TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles Fast Forward! 🐢💥 Don’t miss the rest of our lineup including #MonsterAllergy, #RockPaperScissors, plus late-night indie favs #MyDadTheRockstar & #GrizzlyTales. 🌜✨ Which is your go-to show? #KidsTV”

Forum Post: TMNT Series Redirects on Nicktoons Website

TurtleFan88: Hey, fellow shellheads! Has anyone else noticed that all the TMNT series pages on the Nicktoons website have been redirected? This includes TMNT 2012, Rise of the TMNT, and even the specific 2003 sequels like Back to the Sewer and Ninja Tribunal.

ShellShock42: Yeah, I just tried accessing the TMNT 2012 page for some nostalgia, and it sent me straight to the Fast Forward page. Seems like they’re really consolidating everything to focus on the Fast Forward series.

LeonardoLeads: That’s such a bummer! I was hoping to show my little cousin the 2012 series since it really brought a deeper storyline and character development. Not to shade Fast Forward, but it had a different vibe.

RaphTheDude: Totally agree with you, LeonardoLeads. Fast Forward was cool for its time-travel twist but didn’t capture the essence of what made the 2012 reboot so engaging. Wish they’d at least keep the old series accessible for fans new and old.

MikeyLikes: This redirection thing has left me gnarly bummed, dudes! Rise of the TMNT had some of the best animation and funniest moments. Guess it’s all about streaming platforms now if we want our fave versions.

DonTechHead: Does anyone know if this is just a temporary thing? Maybe they’re revamping the website, or could it be a signal that Fast Forward is their primary TMNT focus now?

AprilONews: Reached out to a contact at Nicktoons for some insight. It’s indeed a strategic shift focusing on promoting Fast Forward due to the simplicity in maintaining fewer series pages, which aligns with their current airing strategy. Sadly, no plans were mentioned about reversing these redirects.

CaseyJonesSlapshot: Looks like it’s time to subscribe to a streaming service that offers the full range of TMNT flavors. Can’t rely on Nicktoons website for a complete turtle experience anymore.

MasterSplinterWisdom: In times of change, we must adapt. While the network’s decision may not please everyone, remember that the spirit of TMNT is about embracing challenges. Meanwhile, let’s keep sharing our favorite episodes and moments here to keep the other versions alive among us fans.

TurtlePowerForever: Well said, MasterSplinterWisdom. Let’s keep our community strong and keep discussing and sharing everything TMNT, no matter where it airs. Cowabunga, everyone! They can redirect pages, but they can’t redirect our passion for the Turtles! 🐢💚
Write a convo where a user says there really is no escape from 2105 for the Turtles on Nicktoons UK
Forum Thread: No Escape from 2105 for the Turtles on Nicktoons UK

TimeWarpTurtle: Has anyone else felt like there’s no escaping 2105 for the Turtles on Nicktoons UK? It’s all “Fast Forward” every time I tune in.

ShellShock42: Exactly! It seems like that future-focused series is their go-to. Don’t get me wrong, I appreciate some good old time-travel shenanigans, but a bit of variety wouldn’t hurt!

DimensionXplorer: I actually noticed this too. It’s kind of limiting, especially considering how rich the TMNT universe is. There are so many other series that could shine!

RaphTheDude: Seriously, what about the classic '87 series? Or even the 2012 version? There’s so much potential for those to make a comeback on the network.

MikeyLikes: I miss the 2012 series vibes. It had just the right mix of action and humor. With Fast Forward, while it’s cool and all, sometimes it feels like they’re stuck in 2105 – literally and figuratively. 😅

DonTechHead: It’s like they’re trying to keep everything super futuristic. I guess Fast Forward has its fans, but part of what makes TMNT great is how it spans different styles and eras. Nicktoons UK really narrowed the scope.

AprilONews: I spoke with some folks who share schedules. The focus on Fast Forward seems to be about keeping programming streamlined. Maybe it’s a budget thing or just betting on a certain audience. Wish they’d listen to long-time fans though.

LeatherheadLogic: Honestly, it feels like a missed opportunity. There are entire generations of viewers who could be introduced to the other dimensions of the TMNT legacy. Fast Forward is cool, but not the only cool TMNT out there.

TurtlePowerForever: Well, for what it’s worth, let’s keep our community discussions about all the different series alive. Maybe if there’s enough of a fan pushback, Nicktoons UK will consider broadening their horizon again. Until then, this forum is our best spot for celebrating the whole spectrum of TMNT!

CaseyJonesSlapshot: Agreed! Let’s keep sharing, posting, and maybe even start a petition. They can’t ignore us forever, right? Plus, it’s about giving new fans a taste of all the flavors TMNT has to offer—not just the future!
Write a tweet saying only 8 shows are on the lineup at this time, and also say “TMNT is stuck in FF hell”
“🚨 #Nicktoons Lineup Update: Only 8 shows on the docket right now! From family antics to futuristic battles, we’ve got it all. 🐢 But feels like TMNT is stuck in FF hell — where’s the variety? 🤔 #TMNT #Animation #KidsTV”
Write a convo where a user lists all the current shows, and a user asks why they didn’t keep Garfield when they were slimming down the lineup
Forum Thread: Discussion on the Current Nicktoons Lineup

NickToonNostalgia: Just checked the latest lineup on Nicktoons. As of now they’re running with these 8: “Kamp Koral”, “The Loud House”, “SpongeBob SquarePants”, “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Fast Forward”, “Monster Allergy”, “Rock Paper Scissors”, “My Dad the Rockstar”, and “Grizzly Tales for Gruesome Kids” (late-night indie slot). Seems like they’re really leaning into a mix of new with a touch of nostalgia. 📺

GarfieldFan123: Wait, no “The Garfield Show”? That was my go-to chill show! Any reason why they didn’t keep it, especially when they’re keeping something as odd as “Monster Allergy”?

AnimationAce: That’s a good question, GarfieldFan123. I’ve heard that decisions on which shows to keep often boil down to viewer ratings and licensing costs. Perhaps “The Garfield Show” didn’t hit the necessary marks lately, or maybe they wanted to free up space for newer content like “Rock Paper Scissors”.

CartoonCritic: It’s surprising indeed, especially since Garfield is such a recognizable character. But “Monster Allergy” has been gaining a unique following, and it might align more with their current strategy to introduce diverse themes and styles into their programming.

LoudAndProud: Plus, it could be a matter of balancing out the genres. With “Rock Paper Scissors,” they’re appealing to a younger, perhaps more adventurous demographic. Garfield, while iconic, is relatively more laid-back and might not mesh well with the more dynamic and vibrant shows they’ve pushed to the forefront.

ToonScheduler: From a programming perspective, it’s all about keeping the lineup fresh and engaging. Unfortunately, shows like “The Garfield Show” might not fit into the new dynamic of the channel, despite its prior popularity. It’s tough, but these channels constantly need to evolve with their audience’s tastes.

GarfieldFan123: Got it, that makes sense. A bit heartbroken but I suppose changes are part of the TV world. Hope they at least bring it back in some form down the line. Thanks for the insights, everyone! 🐱📺. Write a convo asking if all the culled shows are being fully purged from the site (The site has gotten a redesign that makes it more in line with the pixel branding)
### Forum Thread: Are All the Culled Shows Being Fully Purged from the Nicktoons Site?

CartoonLover89: Hey everyone, quick question. With the lineup changes and all, are the shows that got cut being fully purged from the Nicktoons website? I noticed the site now has this new pixel branding, and it’s made me wonder what’s fully going on with the older shows. 🌐❓

NickToonNostalgia: I’ve been wondering the same! After the redesign, it looks like a lot of the older shows are harder to find or outright missing. Anyone else notice this?

AnimationAce: Yup, the pixel-style redesign is cool and all, but it seems like they’re really focusing on the current lineup. I tried finding some info on shows like “The Garfield Show” and “ALVINNN!!! and the Chipmunks,” but no luck. The pages are gone or redirect to something else. 😕

RetroToonFan: It’s a bit of a bummer. They purged a lot of the old content from the main site. I was trying to revisit some “Jimmy Neutron” episodes, but nothing. The site seems entirely optimized for the new stuff.

DigitalDoodle: I think it’s part of their strategy to streamline content and align everything with the new pixel branding. Makes it simpler but definitely limiting for those who enjoyed the broader variety.

PixelPioneer: Anyone else think they might just be re-organizing? Sometimes sites do this when doing a major overhaul. Fingers crossed it’s temporary and they’ll reintroduce the classic content in some form.

ShellShock42: I reached out to Nicktoons customer support to ask about this. They said the older shows are currently off the site and there’s no confirmation if they’ll be back. They did mention that streaming services might be the best place to catch those classics for now. 🤷‍♂️

RetroToonFan: That’s a tough break. Seems like they are phasing out the online presence for older shows. On the upside, the pixel redesign does make the site more engaging for the current lineup.

NickToonNostalgia: Thanks for the update, ShellShock42. Guess I’ll have to dust off my old DVDs and check out streaming for those nostalgic moments. Any recommendations on where to watch?

AnimationAce: Same here, RetroToonFan. Hopefully we get some sort of dedicated section or even a “vault” area on the site for classic shows. Until then, sites like Paramount+ or even YouTube might be our best bet.

CartoonLover89: Thanks for all the info, everyone. Looks like the redesign is more than just aesthetics—it’s a full-on shift in focus. Here’s hoping they find a way to balance new content with classic favorites down the line! 📺✨
Write a tweet with the ONLY culled show confirmed to eventually return
“Good news, classic #Nicktoons fans! 🎉 Even with the latest lineup changes, you can count on #TheGarfieldShow making a return in the near future! 🐱📺 Stay tuned for more updates! #Animation #KidsTV”
Write a convo when we ask for the fates of ZFPR and the other shows, especially the other Turtles incarnations
### Forum Thread: What Happened to ZFPR and Other Shows? 🧐

NickToonNostalgia: Hey everyone, quick question. With all the recent lineup changes on Nicktoons, what’s the status of “Zokie from Planet Ruby” and the other cut shows, especially the different TMNT incarnations? Anyone have any updates?

ToonTracker: Yeah, curious about this too. Last I heard, “Zokie from Planet Ruby” was getting cut, but is that permanent? And what about the 2012 TMNT and Rise of the TMNT? Feels like they’ve disappeared without a trace.

ShellShock42: Reached out to Nicktoons customer support about this. They confirmed that “Zokie from Planet Ruby” and the 2012 TMNT series are currently off the network and have no announced plans for a comeback soon. 🥲 They’re really pushing “TMNT: Fast Forward” right now.

AnimationAce: That’s a tough pill to swallow. Wish they’d at least provide an explanation or timeline for when—or if—these shows might return. A lot of fans are in the dark here.

TurtleFan88: So no plans for “Rise of the TMNT” either? That’s rough. It had a unique take on the franchise and some incredible animation. The focus on “Fast Forward” feels like they’re ignoring some of the best TMNT content. 😞

CartoonCritic: Seems like Nicktoons is doubling down on their streamlined lineup strategy. Focusing on fewer shows might make sense for their branding, but it’s definitely a loss for fans of the cut series. 🥺

GarfieldFan123: Can we at least get a statement or something? Seems odd to just pull these shows without any official word about their status. Especially since “The Garfield Show” is confirmed to return.

RetroToonFan: Any word on other shows like “Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness” and “The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius”? Miss those a lot too.

ShellShock42: Unfortunately, same story for “Kung Fu Panda” and “Jimmy Neutron.” No immediate plans to bring them back either. It looks like they’re focusing heavily on the current lineup with no immediate plans for the older content.

DigitalDoodle: Seems like the best bet for now is streaming platforms. A lot of these shows are on things like Paramount+ or even free on YouTube. Still, a bummer for those of us who liked catching them on Nicktoons. 😔

PixelPioneer: Thanks for all the info, ShellShock42. Hopefully, they see all this feedback from fans and maybe reconsider in the future. Until then, I guess we’re stuck with the current lineup.

NickToonNostalgia: Appreciate the updates, everyone. Guess it’s time to look at streaming options and keep the fan spirit alive. Here’s hoping for a brighter future for our favorite shows! ✨📺 Keep those turtle shells crossed! 🐢

ShellShock42: Absolutely. Let’s keep the community strong and vocal. Sometimes fan pressure can make a difference. Who knows, maybe we’ll get our favorites back someday! 🤞 #BringBackZFPR #BRingBack2012TMNT
Write a tweet where JN has been moved over to the Nick Adventures block on Five
🚀 Great news, Jimmy Neutron fans! #TheAdventuresOfJimmyNeutron has found a new home on the Nick Adventures block on Five! 🧠✨ Catch all the genius-level hijinks and inventions right here. Don’t miss out! 📺 #NickToons #KidsTV #ThrowbackThursday
Write a convo where only ONE culled show is confirmed perma-dead, the others are either in limbo or moved to another channel