After Nickelodeon's epic 2018, filled with fun new shows and TV movies — such as Knight Squad, the Double Dare revival, and Blurt
— 2019 is here, and we can't wait to see what the beloved network has
in store. We know one thing for sure: It's going to be awesome.
We'll be updating this article as new release dates are announced, so be sure to check back to see what will become your new favorite show! And if you're also looking to watch (or re-watch) retro Nickelodeon shows, check out our articles on the best Nicktoons, the best '90s shows, and the best '00s shows to stream. Nick kids for life!
We'll be updating this article as new release dates are announced, so be sure to check back to see what will become your new favorite show! And if you're also looking to watch (or re-watch) retro Nickelodeon shows, check out our articles on the best Nicktoons, the best '90s shows, and the best '00s shows to stream. Nick kids for life!
This show premiered January 5 and airs weekly on Saturdays at 8:30 p.m. ET.
Twelve-year-old Stuart and his fun dad move into his uptight uncle's house after Stuart's mom is deployed overseas. Stuart's cousin, Ivy, is his best friend, and the duo learn how to function as a family living under the same roof for the first time.
This TV movie, starring Jace Norman and Baby Ariel, premiered on January 21.
If you've been waiting for another epic Nancy Drew-like story to emerge on your screen, wait no longer! Henry Danger star Jace plays teen sleuth Xander DeWitt, a new kid at Bixler Valley High who wants to find his missing father. To do so, he partners up with reporter Kenzie Messina (Baby Ariel) to help solve the mystery.
This Nicktoon premiered on January 27.
A special cat named Felicity who is — you guessed it — part rainbow, part butterfly, part unicorn possesses an eclectic group of powers that helps her tackle any challenge that comes her way.
She and her best friend Miguel, a dog, live in the magical land of Mythlandia, which is filled with various mythical creatures.
This series premiered on April 1.
Get ready to see Jace Norman like never before — as an old man. (No, seriously!) The Henry Danger actor guest-starred on this show's premiere episode, which a whopping 4 million viewers watched in one day.
The Substitute is a new hidden-camera prank series that features celebrities going undercover as substitute teachers, with the help of some serious SFX artists. Seriously, would YOU have recognized Jace when he looked like this?!
Fun fact: April 2019's a good month for Jace, because Henry Danger is getting another 10 episodes. According to Deadline, "The order brings Henry Danger's series’ total to 127 episodes to date, including a 40-episode total for season 5, which is currently airing.
This reboot will premiere June 15 at 8:30 p.m. (ET/PT).
The adored '90s and '00s show that launched the careers of Kenan Thompson, Kel Mitchell, Amanda Bynes, Jamie Lynn Spears, and more will return with an all new crop of kids — plus a few original cast members.
Kenan will executive produce the series and if these Instagram videos are any indication, both OG members Kel and Josh Server will return in some capacity. Fellow OG Lori Beth Denberg will return as her iconic character, Ms. Hushbaum, from the "Loud Librarian" sketches.Speaking to Page Six back in February, Kenan said of the new series in conjunction with his former cast mates, "Whoever's down to come do it, we would love to have them in my opinion ... I know Kel [Mitchell’s] coming back, and I remember working close [sic] with Josh Server as well. I think all the old cast members should come support the new cast members. That’s just how it should go."
The reboot's cast was announced in May 2019. Meet the newest crop of kids: Ryan Alessi, Reece Caddell, Kate Godfrey, Gabrielle Green, Nathan Janak, Lex Lumpkin, and Chinguun Sergelen.If you can't wait for the new series, the official All That channel on YouTube posts videos on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Aw, here it goes! (Wait, wrong show.)
You can also binge the OG series, because duh.
In case you didn't know SpongeBob SquarePants has been on
Nickelodeon for 20 YEARS. To celebrate the anniversary, Nick is giving
us a new, one-hour special titled "SpongeBob's Big Birthday Blowout"
that will premiere on July 12.
For the first time ever, the voice actors from the cartoon will play human versions of their iconic characters. The special is going to be an animation/live-action hybrid. Guest stars on the special include David Hasselhoff (remember when he played himself in The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie?!), Game Shakers' Kel Mitchell, The Thundermans' Jack Griffo, and Knight Squad's Daniella Perkins.
But, that's not all the network is doing to commemorate its long-lasting Nicktoon. According to a press release, "Plans are in place to expand the SpongeBob SquarePants universe with spinoffs focused on the core characters into formats such as new series, specials, and feature-length movies. The anniversary will culminate with the May 22, 2020 release of the new SpongeBob theatrical, It’s A Wonderful Sponge, from Paramount Pictures, Paramount Players’, and Nickelodeon Movies."
But if you just can't wait until all the new SpongeBob content drops, you can always binge the series from the very beginning.
Twelve-year-old Stuart and his fun dad move into his uptight uncle's house after Stuart's mom is deployed overseas. Stuart's cousin, Ivy, is his best friend, and the duo learn how to function as a family living under the same roof for the first time.
This TV movie, starring Jace Norman and Baby Ariel, premiered on January 21.If you've been waiting for another epic Nancy Drew-like story to emerge on your screen, wait no longer! Henry Danger star Jace plays teen sleuth Xander DeWitt, a new kid at Bixler Valley High who wants to find his missing father. To do so, he partners up with reporter Kenzie Messina (Baby Ariel) to help solve the mystery.
This Nicktoon premiered on January 27.
A special cat named Felicity who is — you guessed it — part rainbow, part butterfly, part unicorn possesses an eclectic group of powers that helps her tackle any challenge that comes her way.
She and her best friend Miguel, a dog, live in the magical land of Mythlandia, which is filled with various mythical creatures.
This series premiered on April 1.
Get ready to see Jace Norman like never before — as an old man. (No, seriously!) The Henry Danger actor guest-starred on this show's premiere episode, which a whopping 4 million viewers watched in one day.
The Substitute is a new hidden-camera prank series that features celebrities going undercover as substitute teachers, with the help of some serious SFX artists. Seriously, would YOU have recognized Jace when he looked like this?!
Fun fact: April 2019's a good month for Jace, because Henry Danger is getting another 10 episodes. According to Deadline, "The order brings Henry Danger's series’ total to 127 episodes to date, including a 40-episode total for season 5, which is currently airing.
This reboot will premiere June 15 at 8:30 p.m. (ET/PT).The adored '90s and '00s show that launched the careers of Kenan Thompson, Kel Mitchell, Amanda Bynes, Jamie Lynn Spears, and more will return with an all new crop of kids — plus a few original cast members.
Kenan will executive produce the series and if these Instagram videos are any indication, both OG members Kel and Josh Server will return in some capacity. Fellow OG Lori Beth Denberg will return as her iconic character, Ms. Hushbaum, from the "Loud Librarian" sketches.Speaking to Page Six back in February, Kenan said of the new series in conjunction with his former cast mates, "Whoever's down to come do it, we would love to have them in my opinion ... I know Kel [Mitchell’s] coming back, and I remember working close [sic] with Josh Server as well. I think all the old cast members should come support the new cast members. That’s just how it should go."
The reboot's cast was announced in May 2019. Meet the newest crop of kids: Ryan Alessi, Reece Caddell, Kate Godfrey, Gabrielle Green, Nathan Janak, Lex Lumpkin, and Chinguun Sergelen.If you can't wait for the new series, the official All That channel on YouTube posts videos on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Aw, here it goes! (Wait, wrong show.)
You can also binge the OG series, because duh.
In case you didn't know SpongeBob SquarePants has been on
Nickelodeon for 20 YEARS. To celebrate the anniversary, Nick is giving
us a new, one-hour special titled "SpongeBob's Big Birthday Blowout"
that will premiere on July 12.For the first time ever, the voice actors from the cartoon will play human versions of their iconic characters. The special is going to be an animation/live-action hybrid. Guest stars on the special include David Hasselhoff (remember when he played himself in The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie?!), Game Shakers' Kel Mitchell, The Thundermans' Jack Griffo, and Knight Squad's Daniella Perkins.
But, that's not all the network is doing to commemorate its long-lasting Nicktoon. According to a press release, "Plans are in place to expand the SpongeBob SquarePants universe with spinoffs focused on the core characters into formats such as new series, specials, and feature-length movies. The anniversary will culminate with the May 22, 2020 release of the new SpongeBob theatrical, It’s A Wonderful Sponge, from Paramount Pictures, Paramount Players’, and Nickelodeon Movies."
But if you just can't wait until all the new SpongeBob content drops, you can always binge the series from the very beginning.
This movie premieres in theaters on August 2.
The girl from Dora the Explorer you thought you knew is now (nearly) all grown up and in high school! In this movie, based on the beloved preschool series, Dora leads her new friends — including cousin Diego — on an epic adventure through the jungle to both rescue her parents and discover a lost city of gold.
Legends of the Hidden Temple and Splitting Adam star Isabela Moner stars as the title character. The first trailer dropped in March. You can watch it here.
The movie premieres on Netflix sometime this summer.
Rocko and his O-Town friends aren't in the '90s anymore. They're sent straight from 1996 (the year the original cartoon ended) to modern (hah) times. Now, they have a ton of technological and cultural changes to catch up on together.
A trailer for the movie premiered at Comic Con in 2017 that gives a glimpse into just how bizarre (like the OG cartoon) this reboot will be.
In May, the Netflix Family Twitter account tweeted, "‘90s kids, dreams do come true! The Rocko's Modern Life movie is coming to Netflix this summer, for you to share with your own kids (yes, it's been that long) #RockosModernLife."
The movie premieres on Netflix sometime this summer.
Based on the cult TV series, Invader Zim, which ran from 2001-2004, this TV movie is directed by the show's creator, Jhonen Vasquez, and reunites the original voice cast.
On the show, Zim is an inept alien who is sent to Earth by his leaders after they didn't want to deal with him anymore. When he arrives on our planet, he desperately tries to take over the world, with the help of his trusty robot pal, Gir.
In the movie, Zim finally realizes the leaders from his home planet who sent him to Earth in the first place aren't joining him, so he starts to lose faith in himself. Because of this, Zim's human archenemy, Dib — aka the only person who realizes Zim is an alien — uses Zim's moment of weakness as his time to strike.A teaser for the movie dropped on YouTube back in July 2018.
In May, we finally learned Netflix has acquired the distribution rights for the Nickelodeon film. The verified Twitter account, @NXOnNetflix, tweeted, "Yay! We're Doomed! @jhonenv's Invader Zim movie, #EnterTheFlorpus, lands on @Netflix this summer!"
This cult '90s show that scared the crap out of you is returning with TWO new iterations!
In October, a reboot TV series will premiere on Nickelodeon. The original show (pictured above) followed a group of kids deemed 'The Midnight Society' who gathered around a campfire in the dead of night to tell scary stories. Tons of actors guest-starred on the OG series, including Ryan Gosling.
The reboot will be spanned across three hour-long episodes, according to a Nickelodeon press release, and will introduce us to a new crop of Midnight Society members, including It's Jeremy Taylor and Always Be My Maybe's Miya Cech. The spooky club shares a tale about the Carnival of Doom, but art imitates life when the story starts to come alive.Furthermore, an Are You Afraid of the Dark? movie will debut in theaters. It was originally supposed to coincide with the release of the reboot, but has since been pushed back. According to Deadline, the film "is expected to debut later following some behind-the-scene changes."
Want to binge the series before the reboots premiere? Get your flashlight ready.
The girl from Dora the Explorer you thought you knew is now (nearly) all grown up and in high school! In this movie, based on the beloved preschool series, Dora leads her new friends — including cousin Diego — on an epic adventure through the jungle to both rescue her parents and discover a lost city of gold.
Legends of the Hidden Temple and Splitting Adam star Isabela Moner stars as the title character. The first trailer dropped in March. You can watch it here.
The movie premieres on Netflix sometime this summer.Rocko and his O-Town friends aren't in the '90s anymore. They're sent straight from 1996 (the year the original cartoon ended) to modern (hah) times. Now, they have a ton of technological and cultural changes to catch up on together.
A trailer for the movie premiered at Comic Con in 2017 that gives a glimpse into just how bizarre (like the OG cartoon) this reboot will be.
In May, the Netflix Family Twitter account tweeted, "‘90s kids, dreams do come true! The Rocko's Modern Life movie is coming to Netflix this summer, for you to share with your own kids (yes, it's been that long) #RockosModernLife."
The movie premieres on Netflix sometime this summer.Based on the cult TV series, Invader Zim, which ran from 2001-2004, this TV movie is directed by the show's creator, Jhonen Vasquez, and reunites the original voice cast.
On the show, Zim is an inept alien who is sent to Earth by his leaders after they didn't want to deal with him anymore. When he arrives on our planet, he desperately tries to take over the world, with the help of his trusty robot pal, Gir.
In the movie, Zim finally realizes the leaders from his home planet who sent him to Earth in the first place aren't joining him, so he starts to lose faith in himself. Because of this, Zim's human archenemy, Dib — aka the only person who realizes Zim is an alien — uses Zim's moment of weakness as his time to strike.A teaser for the movie dropped on YouTube back in July 2018.
In May, we finally learned Netflix has acquired the distribution rights for the Nickelodeon film. The verified Twitter account, @NXOnNetflix, tweeted, "Yay! We're Doomed! @jhonenv's Invader Zim movie, #EnterTheFlorpus, lands on @Netflix this summer!"
This cult '90s show that scared the crap out of you is returning with TWO new iterations!In October, a reboot TV series will premiere on Nickelodeon. The original show (pictured above) followed a group of kids deemed 'The Midnight Society' who gathered around a campfire in the dead of night to tell scary stories. Tons of actors guest-starred on the OG series, including Ryan Gosling.
The reboot will be spanned across three hour-long episodes, according to a Nickelodeon press release, and will introduce us to a new crop of Midnight Society members, including It's Jeremy Taylor and Always Be My Maybe's Miya Cech. The spooky club shares a tale about the Carnival of Doom, but art imitates life when the story starts to come alive.Furthermore, an Are You Afraid of the Dark? movie will debut in theaters. It was originally supposed to coincide with the release of the reboot, but has since been pushed back. According to Deadline, the film "is expected to debut later following some behind-the-scene changes."
Want to binge the series before the reboots premiere? Get your flashlight ready.
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