Dorathen Better Late Then Never

Intcatinfo A Masterpiece!

FirstWitch A movie that not only functions as a solid scarefest but a razor-sharp satire.

Aiden Melton The storyline feels a little thin and moth-eaten in parts but this sequel is plenty of fun.

GravityLoudHouseLover1 Hello there it's me RegularShow1 here again and today I'm Going to talk about a classic show form Nickelodeon called HEY ARNOLD. This show about a little 9 year old named Arnold who lives with his Grandparents who names are Grandpa steely Phil who is by Dan Castellaneta who is the voice of Homer Simpson. The other Characters include Gerald Arnold's Best Friend and then there Helga who is girl who picks on Arnold a lot but also secretly has crush on him. My Favorite Episode of HEY ANROLD is Mugged where Arnold is mugged by a thug so he learns karate form grandma and he ending up getting his bus pass back. BOTTOM LINE this show is Childhood classic. Anyway HEY RNOLD gets a 10 out of 10 stars. see you later.

David Bermudez One of the best shows Nickelodeon has ever done. The realistic approach and situations that the show discussed was unbelievable. Wish there were more shows like this on the air today. I love how Arnold was always the peacemaker but there were episodes that show his flaws, particularly when there were visitors in town. It's also nice to see a show with subliminal messages that discussed bullies, addiction, and the evils of obsession. Not only that, the show was built around a character that did not live in a traditional household. In a weird way, people were able to relate even more to Arnold. Really wish there was a way to bring this show back and I'd love to be a part of it.

rocky599415 Hey Arnold came out in 1996 and aired until 2004. This is another Nicktoon i can remember clearly from the production line clearly. Hell this is on the only Nicktoon i still have that didn't get taped over as a raw video. What do i mean by raw? I mean that its the original way Nick aired in back in the 90s and it is my favorite Episode of the Show but i'll get to that episode later into this review. 1996 was a big year for Nick as i said in my Kablam review. This show started in 1996. I didn't start watching it until it was well into second season heck i still the first episode i saw was the end of the second season in 1998. I remember i used to watch it on Saturdays at around 10 AM and on weekdays i think at around 7 PM. I remember such episodes like Das Subway in which a cable for the subway gets snapped and there stuck on the subway. The Season finale for the first season where Harold gives Arnold 24 hours to live and Arnold acts crazy so he won;'t kill him. Or when Grandpa goes back to school finish it. The Halloween episode where Arnold scares the town into thinking the Martians are invaded, or when Arnold gets mugged. How bout the episode where Helga thinks shes dying because she got bit by a monkey and then Arnold went to catch Big Cessar. Those are to name a few a i remember but the one i was saving for was the episode that came after the list episode where Arnold was trying to complete the list on a Saturday...... Haunted Train!!! Now i loved this episode from the first time i saw it because i used to love trains including Thomas The Tank Engine. I saw haunted train for the first time in 1998 on a Saturday morning i just saw one part and walked away because they where at the old station and it didn't look like a good episode so i went back to play on the old PB. A couple of Saturdays later it was on again i saw the episode about which i can still remember to this day OLD ENGINE 25. i always liked the design of the train in the episode. How it came in the station so Erie after hearing the story of when it crashed form Arnold's Grandfather. IT turned out that it wasn't haunted but it turned out that may not be true and it maybe true due to the ending when the train rides up at the end. I still have the episode on Tape i taped on Nick in 1999 in the fall i watched the tape a lot and i put it back in my VCR not to long ago and watched ti again. Now i know that it isn't the complete version of the episode because I am missing the begging where it shows the train at the station letting off steam. Now anyways back to the review I remember the show in its production line a lot back in the late 90s. I never did see the movie thou i still have it on a list of things to see. Properly the show ended in 2002 with Arnold finding out some clues about where his parents might be but there where a couple of left over episodes and they aired in 2003 and the last one aired on June 8th, 2004 the same day the last rugrats episode aired. I Did not see those last new Arnold Episodes and one day i plan on it because unlike the rugrats the show didn't really go bad other than the voice actors switched a lot. Anyways i still remember the characters, Arnold, His friend Gerlad, Stoop Kid, Helga, Her sister Olga, George Pataki, her mom, Pheobe, Rhoada, Ruth The girl who Arnold had a crush on, and thats all i think i can fit to properly end my review. The show aired on Nicktoons TV from 2002-2007 and it never has aired on Nick since 2004. This was really a great kids show. Last year Amazon.com released the first 2 seasons of Hey Arnold and Doug on DVD meaning people could finally relive this show. Its good that amazon is releasing old Nick Shows on DVD. THis means i can finally see the begging of Haunted Train again for the first time in almost 10 years!(on nick 7 years on NIcktoons TV)and the first time i can see episodes i haven't seen since the 90s. Well this is another show that once again proves old nick shows ruled and new nick shows sucks.

Jackson Booth-Millard When I was young I used to like this Nikelodeon cartoon series regularly. It is basically about a nine-year-old football headed kid named Arnold, and every episode revolved around either him with best friend, tall-headed black Gerald, or his friends, neighbours or family. But his real involvement was having good advice for these other characters. These friends, neighbours and family included Helga who was mean to him, but secretly loved him, Stinky, Harold, Sid, Phoebe, Rhonda, Eugene, Curly, Olga, Grandma and Grampa and many more. Every episode had a moral message for both characters and the audience, and it is quite a breath of fresh air compared to other "life" cartoons, like Arthur for example (which I don't watch). Good!