Marbles (TV series)

Marbles is a TV series by JacobH Originals and Klasky-Csupo. It is distributed by Disney-ABC Home Entertainment and Television Distribution (originally Disney-ABC Domestic Television and Buena Vista Television), and airs on Nickelodeon and Nicktoons. It has aired since 1981 (when the network's Silver Ball logo debuted). There is also Marble Races, a short series which has aired on Nickelodeon and Nicktoons since 1985 (when the network's famous "splat" logo debuted). All of the seasons have used Roman numerals, with the exception of the 30th-39th seasons. This is because of the negative connotations of the numeral XXX.
== Seasons ==
Marbles I (1981-1982)Marbles II (1982-1983)Marbles III (1983-1984)Marbles IV (1984-1985)Marbles V (1985-1986)Marbles VI (1986-1987)Marbles VII (1987-1988)Marbles VIII (1988-1989)Marbles IX (1989-1990)Marbles X (1990-1991)Marbles XI (1991-1992)Marbles XII (1992-1993)Marbles XIII (1993-1994)Marbles XIV (1994-1995)Marbles XV (1995-1996)Marbles XVI (1996-1997)Marbles XVII (1997-1998)Marbles XVIII (1998-1999)Marbles XIX (1999-2000)Marbles XX: The New Millennium (2000-2001)Marbles XXI (2001-2002)Marbles XXII (2002-2003)Marbles XXIII (2003-2004, the first season to air on Nicktoons)Marbles XXIV (2004-2005)Marbles XXV (2005-2006)Marbles XXVI: Rolling Panic!! (2006-2007)Marbles XXVII (2007-2008)Marbles XXVIII (2008-2009)Marbles XXIX (2009-2010)Marbles 30 (2010-2011)Marbles 31 (2011-2012)Marbles 32 (2012-2013)Marbles 33 (2013-2014)Marbles 34 (2014-2015)Marbles 35 (2015-2016)Marbles 36 (2016-2017)Marbles 37 (2017-2018)Marbles 38 (2018-2019)Marbles 39 (2019)
== Home video releases ==
All of the seasons have been released on DVD. All of the seasons up to Marbles XXIV were released on VHS and VCD.
== Video game ==
There has been only one Marbles video game: Marbles: Rolling Panic: The Video Game, released in 2006 for Windows PCs, Macintosh, Linux, PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, PSP, Xbox, Xbox 360, Nintendo GameCube, Wii, Game Boy Advance, and Nintendo DS. An arcade version was also developed, which was called Marbles: Rolling Panic: The Arcade Game. The Game Boy Advance and arcade versions play like Marble Madness, while the Windows, Mac, Linux, PS2, PS3, PSP, Xbox, Xbox 360, Nintendo GameCube, Wii, and DS versions play like Marble Blast. There are 4 game modes: Story Mode, which is the main game mode, Practice Mode, where you can practice unlocked levels (not in the arcade version), Versus Race (only in the GBA and arcade versions), and Marble Arena, a multiplayer mode where up to 4 players compete to knock each other's marbles off the playing field. In 2018, a remastered version was released, called Marbles: Rolling Panic Remastered. It was released for the Wii U, the PlayStation 4, the Xbox One, the Nintendo Switch, the Nintendo 3DS, and the PlayStation Vita.