Classic Nickelodeon bumpers from "The '90s Are All That"

The material featured is the intellectual property of Viacom and is used for nostalgia only. The first three are holiday bumpers from "U-Pick with Stick" on December 24, 2011. The rest of them aired during "Party Like It's the '90s" from December 27-31. The music in the SNICK bumpers had been changed when TeenNick aired them, so I added the original music using videos from Yesterdays92 and michael101591 (thanks for those!). However, the beginning was missing in the original version of the first SNICK bumper. I had to use the new music for that part, but I used a fade-in so it would be less noticeable.

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[loveforlogos]

@mcydodge919

No. "Alex Mack wears a hat" was, and then the "Nick Sings" ID.

[mcydodge919]

@loveforlogos Thanks for letting me know, and I figured it was that one since it aired during "Alex Mack." Which one is the "Nick Sings" ID?

[loveforlogos]

@mcydodge919

It was the "Nick Sings" ID by Matt Campbell.

[mcydodge919]

@loveforlogos So that was the one that aired first after 2am? Also, which ID is that?

[NailStrafer]

Is this all the bumpers they showed during the Party like it's the 90s block?

[mcydodge919]

@NailStrafer I believe so because all of the bumpers aired at least twice, and I only missed the first one that aired during the 2am replay last Monday night. However, since it was during "The Secret World of Alex Mack," I'm willing to bet it was the "Alex Mack wears a hat" commercial.

[reijithe2ndify]

unfortunately the promo for nick in the afternoon featuring the 1812 overture is not on the 90s are all that

[TuneTamasha]

Very similiar to 90s Cartoon Network... hm..

[mcydodge919]

@RCTelevision134 I never saw that on TV, but I remember seeing a video of it on here a few years ago. Luckily, I've got the original recorded onto VHS and I'll never tape over it! :)

[RCTelevision134]

@mcydodge919 It reminds me of the sloppy editing they did to the classic Nicktoons intro back in 2006. It would sometimes air during the ''Nick Rewind'' block on Sundays.

Instead of the orange blob man slipping and transforming back into the Nicktoons logo, as in the original, they changed it so that an orange ball hits the screen and reveals the more modern-looking Nick splat logo. I couldn't think of a single reason why that was necessary.