Nick on CBS (2022)

Nick on CBS (also known as Nick Jr. on CBS) was a Saturday morning children's programming block on CBS that began on September 16, 2000, replacing CBS Kidshow. This Saturday morning block presented programming from Nick Jr. on Nick, which at the time shared common ownership with CBS under Viacom. When the block first properly aired, Face from Nick Jr. provided the continuity.
On September 14, 2002, the block was rebranded from Nick Jr. on CBS to simply Nick on CBS; at that time, its programming content expanded to animated Nickelodeon series aimed at children between 2 and 11 years of age, in addition to two Nick Jr. series.
As with the predecessor CBS Kidshow and Think CBS Kids blocks, all of the programs within the block complied with educational programming (E/I) requirements defined by the Children's Television Act, although the educational content in some of the programs was tenuous in nature. It was partly for this reason why some of Nickelodeon's most popular programs (most notably, SpongeBob SquarePants – at the time the cable channel's most popular series) were not included as part of the CBS block, even during the more open-formatted Nick on CBS era. However, some airings of SpongeBob SquarePants, The Fairly OddParents, Doug, Rocko's Modern Life, CatDog, The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron, Boy Genius, and Rocket Power appeared during special holiday events on the block. Rugrats also aired briefly in 2003, when it was added as a regular series within the block. Somewhere in early 2004, the network had a relaunch, making additions like live-action shows, such as The Brothers García.
In September 2004, the older-skewing Nickelodeon series were removed from the block, and Nick on CBS was rebranded back to Nick Jr. on CBS, refocusing the block back exclusively toward preschooler-oriented series; the block also began incorporating interstitial hosted segments featuring Piper O'Possum. On December 31, 2005, Viacom formally split under the shared control of National Amusements (owned by Sumner Redstone), with CBS and all related broadcasting, television production and distribution properties as well as some non-production entities becoming part of the standalone company CBS Corporation, while Nickelodeon and its parent subsidiary MTV Networks became part of a new company under the Viacom name.
Less than a month later on January 19, 2006, CBS announced that it would enter into a three-year programming partnership with DIC Entertainment to produce a new children's program block for the three-hour Saturday morning time slot featuring new and recent series from its program library, to begin airing in Fall 2006. On September 9, 2006, Nick Jr. on CBS ended its run, and was replaced with a new block the following weekend called KOL Secret Slumber Party.
Following the announcement of the second merger between Viacom and CBS Corporation, CBS CEO Joe Ianniello stated on an interview about the possibility of bringing Nickelodeon kids' programming to CBS on weekends, revealing a potential revival of the block. The revival was true, and was launched October 29, 2022.
== Identity ==
=== Nick Jr on CBS (2000-2001) ===
=== Nick on CBS (2002-2004) ===
=== Nick Jr on CBS (2005-2006) ===
=== Nick on CBS (2022-2026) ===
2022's revival identity uses a take on the 2020 rebrand and jingle, which the jingle is redone to match Nickelodeon's jingle. In the 2020 eye animation, the nick letter outline is seen one by one, which finally, the logo appears. The logo has the 2009 nick logo and the 2020 CBS logo, with the eye pupil green and has "ON" on it.
== Shows ==
=== Current ===
Show 	Runtime
Spongebob Squarepants 	October 29, 2022-present
Danger Force 	October 29, 2022-present
The Loud House 	October 29, 2022-present
iCarly 	October 30, 2022-present
Making Fiends (revival)	October 30, 2022-present
=== Former ===
====Live-action/animated preschool series====
Program 	Premiere date 	Finale date
Blue's Clues	September 16, 2000	September 9, 2006
LazyTown 	September 18, 2004	September 9, 2006
====Animated preschool series====
Program 	Premiere date 	Finale date
The Backyardigans 	September 18, 2004	September 9, 2006
Bob the Builder 	September 22, 2001	September 7, 2002
Dora the Explorer 	September 16, 2000	September 9, 2006
Franklin 	September 16, 2000	November 23, 2002
Go, Diego, Go! 	September 17, 2005	September 9, 2006
Kipper 	September 16, 2000	September 15, 2001
(September 8 on most Stations due to Breaking news regarding the 9/11 attacks a week later)
Little Bear 	September 16, 2000	September 15, 2001
(September 8 on most Stations due to Breaking news regarding the 9/11 attacks a week later)
Little Bill 	September 16, 2000	September 7, 2002
Little Bill 	August 2, 2003 	March 6, 2004
Little Bill 	September 18, 2004	September 9, 2006
Maggie and the Ferocious Beast 	September 16, 2000	September 15, 2001
(September 8 on most Stations due to Breaking news regarding the 9/11 attacks a week later)
Maisy 	September 16, 2000	September 15, 2001
(September 8 on most Stations due to Breaking news regarding the 9/11 attacks a week later)
Miss Spider's Sunny Patch Friends	September 18, 2004	September 10, 2005
Oswald 	September 22, 2001	November 23, 2002
====Live-action series====
Program 	Premiere date 	Finale date
The Brothers García	March 13, 2004	September 11, 2004
====Nicktoons====
Program 	Premiere date 	Finale date
All Grown Up! 	March 13, 2004 	September 11, 2004
As Told by Ginger 	September 14, 2002	November 23, 2002
ChalkZone 	February 1, 2003
(February 8 on most Stations due to Breaking news regarding the Space Shuttle Columbia disaster on that same day)	September 11, 2004
Hey Arnold! 	September 14, 2002	September 11, 2004
Pelswick 	September 14, 2002	November 23, 2002
Rugrats 	February 1, 2003
(February 8 on most Stations due to Breaking news regarding the Space Shuttle Columbia disaster on that same day)	August 2, 2003
The Wild Thornberrys	September 14, 2002	March 6, 2004