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.) Write a blog post in July 2024 where the lineup is reduced to only 6 shows, Fast Forward and Monster Allergy included)
### 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 July, 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 June 30, 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