Nickelodeon Split Screen Credits

Between March 2000 and the early 2010s, Nickelodeon has used numerous split-screen (or crunch) credits at the end of programs instead of normal end credits. The main purpose is to show promotional advertisements while credits are running. Prior to split screen credits, voice overs were common.
Since 2012, most non-preschool Nickelodeon series have primarily used lower-third retyped credits at the end of a program (particularly the last 30 seconds of the show) during the show itself.
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==Normal Templates==
<tabber>2000=
Name of Template	Date of Use 	Image	Notes
"Bone" 	March 3, 2000-September 3, 2000 	 	Has the end theme of the show playing during the credits.
"Pencil Spinner"	March 3, 2000-September 3, 2000 	 	Has the end theme of the show playing during the credits.
"Mr. Bubbles" 	March 3, 2000-September 3, 2000 	 	Has the end theme of the show playing during the credits.
Abstract Era #1 	September 4, 2000-September 2006	 	Sometimes has the end theme of the show playing during the credits. A "Nickelodeon" and a "Nick.com" graphic floats in the bottom right corner of the screen.
|-|2001=
Name of Template	Date of Use	Image	Notes
Abstract Era #1 	2001 	 	Sometimes has the end theme of the show playing during the credits. A "Nickelodeon" and a "Nick.com" graphic floats in the bottom right corner of the screen.
|-|2002=
Name of Template	Date of Use 	Image	Notes
Abstract Era #1 	January (?) 2002 	 	Sometimes has the end theme of the show playing during the credits. A "Nickelodeon" and a "Nick.com" graphic floats in the bottom right corner of the screen.
Abstract Era #2 	February (?) - December 2002	 	No "Nick.com"/"Nickelodeon" graphic floating around on the bottom right. However on some occasions at the very beginning or end of the credits, you could see the graphic.
|-|2004={| class="wikitable"
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!Date of Use
!Image
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|"Nick Jukebox"
|2004
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|Clips of the show that was coming up next were shown with punk, pop, rock, and even techno/dance songs playing over the footage. Think of them as AMVs (Animated/Animation/Anime Music Videos).
Songs Used for Shows:
*The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron, Boy Genius
#"The Anthem" - Good Charlotte
#"Take Me Away" - 4 Strings
*All Grown Up!
#"My Friends Over You" - New Found Glory
#"I'd Do Anything" - Simple Plan
*The Amanda Show
#"Take Me Away" - Fefe Dobson
*As Told By Ginger
#"Tomorrow" - Lillix
*ChalkZone
#"Get Over It" - OK Go
#"Where Are We Running?" - Lenny Kravitz
*Danny Phantom
#"Kryptonite" - 3 Doors Down
*Drake & Josh
#"Where's Your Head At?" - Basement Jaxx
*The Fairly OddParents
#"Gotta Get Thru This" - Daniel Bedingfield
#"Taking It All Back - Count The Stars
#"I Feel So" - Box Car Racer
*Hey Arnold!
#"Romeo" - Basement Jaxx
#"I'm Outta Love" - Anastacia
*My Life as a Teenage Robot
#"I Must Not Chase the Boys" - Play
#"Days Go By" - Dirty Vegas
*SpongeBob SquarePants
#"Irresistible" - Jessica Simpson
#"Hello Sunshine" - Super Furry Animals
*Rugrats
#"Little Things" - Good Charlotte
#"Outtathaway" - The Vines
*The Wild Thornberrys
#"Objection (Tango)" - Shakira
Earliest known usage April 24, 2004. Latest known usage December 27, 2004.
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|-|2005={| class="wikitable"
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!Date of Use
!Image
!Notes
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|Abstract Era #2
|January-November 2005
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|No "Nick.com"/"Nickelodeon" graphic floating around on the bottom right. However on some occasions at the very beginning or end of the credits, you could see the graphic.
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|"Summer 2005"
|August 2005
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|"Fall 2005"
|October 2005
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|"Winter 2005"
|December 2005
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|-|2006={| class="wikitable"
!Name of Template
!Date of Use
!Image
!Notes
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|"Winter 2005"
|January-March 2006
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| The text on the left side was used throughout 2006 up until September 2006
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|"Spring 2006"
| rowspan=2 |April-Late June 2006
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|"Spring 2006" (White Variant)
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|"Arrow and Flowers"
|June-December 2006
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|Served as a basis for split-screen credits errors between 2006-2009. Its purpose was to be a "credits guideline" for shows and movies up until The Mighty B!. Sometimes (especially 2009), the template could be seen for a split-second at the beginning of the credits. However, an airing of the iCarly episode "iNevel" on March 1, 2010 actually had the template visible near the end of the credits.
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|"Summer 2006" #1
| rowspan=2 |Late June 2006-September 2006
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|"Summer 2006" #1 (White Variant)
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|"Summer 2006" #2
|September 2006
|250px|center
|A revamped version of the template above. Used in tandem with the next three templates during the month of September.
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|"Lavalamp"
|September 2006
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|"Lava"
|September 2006
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|"Fall Leaves"
|September-December 2006
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|"Winter 2006"
|December 2006
|250px|center
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|-|2007=
Name of Template 	Date of Use 	Image 	Notes
"Winter 2006" 	Early 2007 	center	Currently unknown when this was last used due to a lack of recordings between January-February 2007.
"Winter 2006" 	December 2006-March 2007	center	Last known usage is from March 23, 2007.
"Arrow and Flowers"	March-December 2007 	 	Served as a basis for split-screen credits errors between 2006-2009. Its purpose was to be a "credits guideline" for shows and movies up until The Mighty B!. Sometimes (especially 2009), the template could be seen for a split-second at the beginning of the credits. However, an airing of the iCarly episode "iNevel" on March 1, 2010 actually had the template visible near the end of the credits.
"Grunge Splat" 	April (?)-September 2007	 	
"Lava" 	September-November 2007 	 	
"Winter 2007" 	December 2007 	 	
|-|2008=
Name of Template 	Date of Use 	Image 	Notes
"Arrow and Flowers"	January-December 2008 	 	Served as a basis for split-screen credits errors between 2006-2009. Its purpose was to be a "credits guideline" for shows and movies up until The Mighty B!. Sometimes (especially 2009), the template could be seen for a split-second at the beginning of the credits. However, an airing of the iCarly episode "iNevel" on March 1, 2010 actually had the template visible near the end of the credits.
"Winter 2007" 	January 1-18, 2008 	 	
"Orange Glow" 	January 19-November (?) 2008	 	
"TEENick 2008" 	March 2008 	 	
"Green Generic" 	Mid-December 2008 	 	Was only used as a "credits guideline" to overlay with the template above or below, and as a consequence can only be seen in a split second at the beginning of the credits. Was used on shows and movies that started airing after The Mighty B!.
"Rainbow Lines" 	November-December 2008 	 	
"Winter 2008" 	December 2008 	center	
|-|2009= 
Name of Template 	Date of Use 	Image 	Notes
"Green Generic" 	January-September 27, 2009 	 	Was only used as a "credits guideline" to overlay with the template below, and as a consequence can only be seen in a split second at the beginning of the credits. Was used on shows and movies that started airing after The Mighty B!.
"Arrow and Flowers" 	January-September 27, 2009 	 	Served as a basis for split-screen credits errors between 2006-2009. Its purpose was to be a "credits guideline" for shows and movies up until The Mighty B!. Sometimes (especially 2009), the template could be seen for a split-second at the beginning of the credits. However, an airing of the iCarly episode "iNevel" on March 1, 2010 actually had the template visible near the end of the credits.
"Rainbow Lines" 	January-September 27, 2009 	 	
"TEENick 2008" 	January 3-February 1, 2009 	 	
"Weekend Nights" 	February 7-September 26, 2009 	 	Was used only during Saturday nights in 2009.
"Saturday Morning" 	April 4-June 13, 2009 	center	Used on Saturday mornings. Information of this template is unknown due to the lack of recordings during the time.
"Prototype Whitespace"	September 12, 2009-December 2010; November 5, 2022; March 21, 2023	 	Debuted as an "credits guideline" for the one above and the ones below to cover up. However, on some airings of The Troop from September 19-27, 2009, this wasn't covered at all. Despite being replaced with another template in late 2010, it continued to be used on all shows excluding Planet Sheen and T.U.F.F. Puppy until December 2010.
"Whitespace" 	September 28, 2009-May 5, 2014; December 13, 2014 	 	Was used on Nick shows until June 2012, movies until 2013, and Nick Jr. shows until May 2014. However, an airing of Merry Christmas, Drake & Josh on December 13, 2014 used these credits.
|-|2010=
Name of Template 	Date of Use 	Image 	Notes
"Live-Action Music Video"	January 29, 2010-2012 	 	Was first seen on a premiere of a Big Time Rush episode and was used on that show and also with Victorious starting in November 2010. Songs would only be that of the main stars (Big Time Rush and Victoria Justice respectively). Was also used on the premiere of the iCarly episode, "iParty with Victorious".
"SpongeBob and Patrick" 	August 15, 2010-May 5, 2014	center	Was another "credits guideline" template that was not meant to be seen, originally used for new programs such as Dora: The Girl Heard `Round the World, Planet Sheen and T.U.F.F. Puppy in late 2010 while all other shows would start using it on January 2011. SpongeBob and Patrick was located where Nick would place a commercial. However, repeated airings of the PAW Patrol episode "The New Pup" during late 2016 and Summer 2017 (only when it was the last scheduled program to air on the Nick Jr. block during the day) and "Pups Find a Genie/Pups Save a Tightrope Walker" used this. Was also used on MTV airings of SpongeBob SquarePants during January and February 2016. Last noted appearance of this was on the SpongeBob SquarePants episode "Atlantis SquarePantis" on December 29, 2022.
|-|2011 =
Name of Template 	Date of Use 	Image 	Notes
"Whitespace" 	September 28, 2009-May 5, 2014; December 13, 2014	 	Was used on Nick shows until June 2012, movies until 2013, and Nick Jr. shows until May 2014. However, an airing of Merry Christmas, Drake & Josh on December 13, 2014 used these credits.
"SpongeBob and Patrick"	August 15, 2010-May 5, 2014 	center	Was another "credits guideline" template that was not meant to be seen, originally used for new programs such as Dora: The Girl Heard `Round the World, Planet Sheen and T.U.F.F. Puppy in late 2010 while all other shows would start using it on January 2011. SpongeBob and Patrick was located where Nick would place a commercial. However, repeated airings of the PAW Patrol episode "The New Pup" during late 2016 and Summer 2017 (only when it was the last scheduled program to air on the Nick Jr. block during the day) and "Pups Find a Genie/Pups Save a Tightrope Walker" used this. Was also used on MTV airings of SpongeBob SquarePants during January and February 2016. Last noted appearance of this was on the SpongeBob SquarePants episode "Atlantis SquarePantis" on December 29, 2022.
|-|2012 =
Name of Template 	Date of Use 	Image 	Notes
"Whitespace" 	September 28, 2009-May 5, 2014; December 13, 2014	 	Was used on Nick shows until June 2012, movies until 2013, and Nick Jr. shows until May 2014. However, an airing of Merry Christmas, Drake & Josh on December 13, 2014 used these credits.
"SpongeBob and Patrick"	August 15, 2010-May 5, 2014 	center	Was another "credits guideline" template that was not meant to be seen, originally used for new programs such as Dora: The Girl Heard `Round the World, Planet Sheen and T.U.F.F. Puppy in late 2010 while all other shows would start using it on January 2011. SpongeBob and Patrick was located where Nick would place a commercial. However, repeated airings of the PAW Patrol episode "The New Pup" during late 2016 and Summer 2017 (only when it was the last scheduled program to air on the Nick Jr. block during the day) and "Pups Find a Genie/Pups Save a Tightrope Walker" used this. Was also used on MTV airings of SpongeBob SquarePants during January and February 2016. Last noted appearance of this was on the SpongeBob SquarePants episode "Atlantis SquarePantis" on December 29, 2022.
"Pattern Pop" 	September 2012-February 2013 	 	Info about this template isn't known as much due to the fact that it appeared when Nick started using "last scene of the show credits" as well as Nick preferring the "Whitespace" template more.
|-|2020=
Name of Template	Date of Use	Image	Notes
"Kids First" 	2020 	 	
|-|2021=
Name of Template	Date of Use	Image	Notes
"Kids First" 	2021 	 	
|-|2022=
Name of Template	Date of Use	Image	Notes
"Kids First" 	2022 	 	
|-|2023=
Name of Template	Date of Use	Image	Notes
"Kids First" 	2023 	 	
"Splat Zone" 	2023 	 	
|-|2024=
Name of Template	Date of Use	Image	Notes
"Splat Zone" 	2024 	 	
|-|2025=
Name of Template	Date of Use	Image	Notes
"Splat Zone" 	2025 	 	
</tabber>
==Event/Holiday Templates==
<tabber>|-|1998=
Name of Template	Date of Use	Image	Notes
"Nickel-O-Zone" 	1998 	 	Only used after Nickel-O-Zone airings of various Nick programming. Appears in multiple different decorative styles with or without a nick.com button. The block's mascot "O" appears and promotes upcoming shows. Used into 1999.
"SNICK" 	1998 	 	
|-|1999=
Name of Template 	Date of Use 	Image	Notes
"Nickel-O-Zone" 	1999 	 	Continued from 1998.
"Nickel-O-Zone" (Version 2) 	1999 	 	An upgraded variant of the Nickel-O-Zone split screen credits, ditching the "O" mascot and instead using a video window to promote upcoming programming. A teal background with yellow "NEXT" text are used. Earliest known use on September 22, 1999.
"Nickel-O-Zone Halloween" 	October 1999 	 	Used during Nickel-O-Zone airings of various programming around Halloween 1999. Features segments from Nick's on-air personalities introducing upcoming shows.
"The Big Help" 	December 1999 	 	Earliest known usage was December 7, 1999. Latest known usage was December 9, 1999. Known variants include an on-air presence from Kenan Thompson and Britney Spears advertising The Big Help Holiday Help-A-Thon.
"Nickelodeon Holiday Stocking Stuffers"	December 21 - 25, 1999	 	Earliest known usage was December 21, 1999.
|-|2000=
Name of Template 	Date of Use 	Image 	Notes
"Nickel-O-Zone" (Version 3) 	2000 	 	A slightly altered version of Nickel-O-Zone's primary credits design using a blue background and blue "NEXT" text. Earliest known usage was January 18, 2000. Latest known usage was February 8, 2000.
"Gift of Gab Global Give-Away" 	February 2000 	 	Only known usage was February 22, 2000.
"2000 Kids' Choice Awards" 	April 15, 2000 	center	
"SpongeBob's Nicktoon Summer Splash 2000"	July 3, 2000-September 1, 2000	 	
|-|2001={| class="wikitable"
!Name of Template
!Date of Use
!Image
!Notes
|-
|"SpongeBob's Nicktoon Summer Splash 2001"
|June 18, 2001-August 31, 2001
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|"Daily Nick U-Pick 2001"
|Summer 2001
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|-|2002={| class="wikitable"
!Name of Template
!Date of Use
!Image
!Notes
|-
|"Nicktoons Summer Beach House"
|rowspan="2" |May 27, 2002-August 30, 2002
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|"Summer Pick Nick"
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|-|2003={| class="wikitable"
!Name of Template
!Date of Use
!Image
!Notes
|-
|"Nicktoons Summer Beach House"
|May 26, 2003-August 29, 2003
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|-|2005={| class="wikitable"
!Name of Template
!Date of Use
!Image
!Notes
|-
|"Shriekin' Weekend 2005"
|October 28-30, 2005
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|"Nicksgiving Weekend 2005"
|November 24-27, 2005
|250px|center
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|-|2006={| class="wikitable"
!Name of Template
!Date of Use
!Image
!Notes
|-
|"SpongeBob SquarePants 'Lost in Time Heroic Deeds Marathon'"
|February 20, 2006
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|"Shriekin' Weekend 2006"
|October 27-29, 2006
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|"SpongeBob SquarePants 'Best Day Ever Marathon"
|November 9-10, 2006
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|"Nicksgiving Weekend 2006"
|November 23-26, 2006
|250px|center
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|-|2007=
Name of Template 	Date of Use 	Image	Notes
"ME:TV" 	February 19, 2007-May 25, 2007	 	
"Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards 2007" 	March 31, 2007 	 	
"Genius, Sheenius or Inbetweenius" 	May 19, 2007 	 	
"Slime Across America" 	July 4-July 6, 2007 	 	Only known usage is July 4, 2007
"Cosmo & Wanda's Lucky 7 Saturday" 	July 7, 2007 	 	
"Really Big Shrimp" 	August 2007 	 	Used to promote the Drake & Josh special "Really Big Shrimp".
"Shocktober" 	October 2007 	 	
"SpongeBob SquarePants 'Atlantis SquarePantis'"	November 12, 2007 	 	
"Superstuffed Nicktoons Weekend 2007" 	November 22-25, 2007 	 	
"Christmas 2007" 	December 2007 	 	
|-|2008=
Name of Template 	Date of Use 	Image	Notes
"Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards 2008"	March 26-29, 2008 	 	
"Jam Packed June" 	June 2008 	 	
"Sizzlin' Summer" 	July-August 2008 	 	
"Shocktober 2" 	October 2008 	 	
"Kids Pick the President" 	November 2008 	 	
"Superstuffed Nicktoons Weekend 2008" 	November 27-30, 2008	 	
The Big Green Help 	December 2008 	 	Only known usage was December 12, 2008.
TEENick Christmas 	December 6-27, 2008 	 	
|-|2009=
Name of Template 	Date of Use 	Image 	Notes
"Valentine's Day 2009" 	February 14, 2009 	center	
"Spectacular! Presidents Day Weekend" 	February 13-16, 2009 	 	
"2009 Nickelodeon's Kids' Choice Awards"	March 14-March 28, 2009 	 	
"SpongeBob vs. The Big One" 	April 16-17, 2009 	 	
"Nickelodeon's Big Green Help 2009" 	April 22, 2009 	center	
"The Fairly OddParents 'Wishology'" 	May 1-3, 2009 	center	
"The Ultimate SpongeBob SpongeBash #1" 	July 12-16, 2009 	 	
"iCarly Webbiest Wednesday" 	July 1, 2009 	 	
"The Ultimate SpongeBob SpongeBash #2" 	July 17-19, 2009 	center	
"iCarly 'iFight Shelby Marx'" 	August 8, 2009 	 	
"Glenn Martin, DDS" 	August 17, 2009 	 	
"Nickelodeon's Hollywood Hang #1" 	September 14-25, 2009 	 	
"Nickelodeon's Hollywood Hang #2" 	September 14-25, 2009 	 	
"The Troop" 	September 18 and 25, 2009	 	Was used on September 18 during the show's premiere. Was also used on the 25th before the show.
"Worldwide Day of Play 2009" 	September 26, 2009 	 	On this day, the then-current 2009 Nickelodeon Productions logo was featured on programs with this template when it was supposed to have been released two days later.
"Shriek Week 2009" 	October 23-31, 2009 	 	
"SpongeBob's Truth or Square" 	November 6, 2009 	 	
"Superstuffed Nicksgiving Weekend 2009" 	November 25-29, 2009 	 	
"iCarly: 'iQuit iCarly'" 	December 5, 2009 	 	
"Christmas" 	December 6-25, 2009 	 	
|-|2010=
Name of Template 	Date of Use 	Image	Notes
"Penguins of Madagascar Operation: Blowhole Countdown"	February 15, 2010 	 	
"Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards 2010" 	March 1-27, 2010 	 	
"Earth Day 2010" 	April 22, 2010 	 	
"Beyond Belief" 	May 8, 2010 	 	
"Summer 2010" 	June 21-September 5, 2010	 	One of these 4 different templates were used each day throughout the Summer.
"Dora's 10th Anniversary" 	August 15, 2010 	 	
"Nickelodeon's Worldwide Day of Play" 	September 25, 2010 	 	
"Halloween 2010" 	October 2010 	 	
"Thanksgiving Weekend" 	November 26-30, 2010 	 	
"Christmas" 	December 1-25, 2010 	 	
|-|2011=
Name of Template 	Date of Use 	Image	Notes
"Saturday Morning" 	April 2011-November 2013 	 	Used from 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
"Stripes and Bubbles" 	April 18, 2011-November 24, 2013	 	Used from 4:00 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.
"Nickelodeon Earth Day" 	April 22, 2011 	 	Used during Earth Day 2011, on April 22, 2011.
"The Nutty Professor" 	May 15, 2011 	 	Used to promote the channel premiere of The Nutty Professor (1996) on May 15, 2011.
"EPIC Summer" 	June-August 2011 	 	
"A Fairly Odd Movie: Grow Up, Timmy Turner!"	July 9-10, 2011 	 	
"Frozen Face-Off" 	July 15, 2011 	 	
"Dora's Explorer Girls" 	August 8, 2011 	 	
"Nickelodeon's Worldwide Day of Play" 	September 24, 2011 	 	
"10 Nights of Fright" 	October 21-30, 2011 	 	
"Thanksgiving Weekend" 	November 23-27, 2011 	 	
"Christmas" 	December 1-25, 2011 	 	
"The Best Week on TV" 	December 26-30, 2011 	 	
|-|2012=
Name of Template 	Date of Use 	Image	Notes
"Valentine's Day" 	February 2012 	 	
"Kids' Choice Awards 2012"	March 2012 	 	
"Half-O-Ween" 	April 28-29, 2012	 	
|-|2022=
Name of Template 	Date of Use 	Image	Notes
"Summer 2020" 	June-August 2022	 	
"Nonstop Nickmas"	December 2022 	 	
|-|2024=
Name of Template 	Date of Use 	Image	Notes
"Kids' Choice Awards 2024"	July 13, 2024 	 	
"Max & the Midknights" 	October 30, 2024	 	
|-|2025=
Name of Template 	Date of Use 	Image	Notes
"NFL Wildcard Game"	January 11, 2025	 	
</tabber>
Category:On-Screen Elements