Nickelodeon Studios: Difference between revisions

Nickelodeon Studios was a television studio in Universal Studios Florida that also served as an attraction in the park, allowing kids to attend tapings of Nick's game shows. The first program taped there, ''Super Sloppy Double Dare'', was taped in Spring 1989, with the attraction fully opening on June 7th, 1990. The attraction, while initially very popular, began to decline in the 2000s as Nick began slowly switching their live-action output to closed-set sitcoms and moving filming to Nickelodeon on Sunset in Hollywood. The final show taped there, ''Nickelodeon Splat!'', finished taping on August 17th, 2004, with the attraction permanently shutting down on April 30th, 2005.

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'''Logo:''' We see a realistic coloring, looking like it was done with a colored pencil, of the side view of the front of Nickelodeon Studios, including the slime fountain. Then, it fades to the front of everything, where you can even see the Universal globe.  

* Also on another Russian airing of the same show, there's a Russian announcer saying the spiel in Russian.

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'''Logo:''' Same as above, but it's live action instead.

*In the first variant, we see the side view of the studio, with the slime geyser, like the 2nd logo, but as we fade into the front, the camera slowly zooms out until it's showing the globe. This is one of two variants that was shot on a sunny day. This can be seen on ''Clarissa Explains It All'', ''Get The Picture'', ''Eureeka's Castle'', ''Hi Honey, I'm Home!'' and ''Welcome Freshman''.

*On ''Make the Grade'', ''Family Double Dare'' and ''Outta Here!'', the first shot is zooming down to reveal the studio's facade, before the globe scene. This is one of many variants where the sky is overcast.

* On ''Make the Grade'', a picture of Nickelodeon Studios from the left is shown before the scene with the Nickelodeon Studios and the Universal Globe, which is up closer to the camera than normal. The sky in the background is also overcast like the previous one. You can even see 3 people walking by in the distance. The logo freeze frames at the end.

*One version seen on ''What Would You Do?'' had a shot of the lawn in front of the Nick Studios, as lots of kids start running toward it, then fading into the globe shot. One version was just this with a small copyright stamp in the corner. This was also used in a few Universal Studios Florida commercials from the 1990's.

*Another variant had the globe zoomed out more but also had 3 people in the distance and rain clouds still present. This can be found on a YouTube video called ''Where Nick Was Made'' on NickSplat's YouTube channel. It's unknown if it appeared on any shows.

'''Music/Sounds:''' Same as above.

'''Availability:''' Same as above. This logo appeared on some shows prior to 1995, such as ''Get the Picture'', but didn't become the main logo until 1995. All episodes of the ''Clarissa Explains it All'' season 1 DVD retain this logo. Currently, it can be seen on ''All That'' and ''Kenan & Kel'' on NickSplat on TeenNick. The running version was seen on ''Real Mature'', a Nick-produced sketch show that aired as a special on ABC in 1991, and the pilot episode of ''All That'' (the running footage was also seen in some Nick promos of the time).