Rated K: For Kids By Kids

Rated K: For Kids By Kids is a movie review show that originally aired on Nickelodeon from November 1, 1986 to December 18, 1988.
The premise of the show was the hosts, three each episode, would sit down and review the latest feature films. Though on occasion they would review the latest home video releases. They would give a film that was reviewed an otherwise inconsistent letter grade of either A, C, G, S, T and K, with K being the highest grade a film could receive. On other occasions, when there weren't enough age-appropriate films to be reviewed on the show, the hosts would talk about older films that were on VHS as well as the works of Alfred Hitchcock.
For four weeks starting on March 28, 1987, the cast of the show would present the very first Kids' Choice Awards, then known as The Big Ballot, and announce both the nominees and winners of several categories, including film, television, popular music and sports, at different points in the show for the four weeks of the event.
The show was notable for the hosts having an on-set interview with Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert, as well as behind the scenes features, spotlighting video games and theme park attractions, such as the Star Trek Adventure attraction at Universal Studios Hollywood.
Category:Shows
Category:Kids
Category:Kids' Choice Awards