Most childhood entertainment does not age very well (have you watched Ferngully lately? Yikes), but a shocking number of Nickelodeon shows from the 1990s do. Rocko’s Modern Life is still hilariously ...

Wed, August 29, 2018 at 2:02 AM UTC You can subscribe to NickSplat as a standalone channel from VRV for $6 per month, or pay an additional $4 a month for the premium package, which includes access to ...

NickSplat, a streaming video-on-demand channel served on the VRV Platform with content curated by Viacom, is available for purchase starting Tuesday. The channel will feature animated and live-action ...

VRV has released a new channel called NickSplat to stream classic Nickelodeon shows. The service costs $6 a month for unlimited streaming. Shows like Rugrats, Invader Zim, and Hey Arnold! are ...

Nickelodeon has struck a new deal to bring classic series like 'Kenan & Kel' and 'Clarissa Explains It All' to streaming. A number of 1990s classics — including 'Doug,' 'All That' and 'Are You Afraid ...

Nickelodeon and VRV have partnered to launch a new streaming service, NickSplat, which a press release describes as: "Your childhood: now streaming!" Featuring a rotating selection of episodes from ...

Those are a just a few of classic 90’s Nick series that you can re-watch in all their glory thanks to a new streaming video on-demand channel called NickSplat, powered by VRV. VRV is the brainchild of ...

Attention all '90s kids: grab your favorite scrunchie, stock up on butterfly clips, and put on your best Sketchers shoes, because you're about to meet your new favorite streaming service — and it's ...

Nickelodeon is launching a dedicated online streaming channel for some of its classic shows on AT&T’s VRV subscription service: NickSplat, as the channel is being called, will carry close to 30 shows, ...

VRV, a fandom-focused video aggregation platform, has partnered with Nickelodeon to become the launch partner for NickSplat, available now as an OTT channel in the US on VRV. NickSplat is a ...

Children of the 1990s wanting to return to the '90s has become something of a joke in recent years, but at least one television network took the '90s kids at their word. On Tuesday, streaming service ...