Showing posts with label Slimed. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Slimed. Show all posts

Friday, July 21, 2017

**NICKCON UPDATE**

First, I would like to say thank you to everyone who are following my blog, have liked my pages and joined my various groups on Facebook. right now it may seem like these communities are small but hopefully they will grow large enough to help make this happen.

As of right now I can confirm that two (2) former Nickelodeon stars who love this idea and have agreed to be guests *IF* this convention can get off the ground. I can also confirm that an author and two film makers have also agreed to be guests as well giving us an updated take on the network. That leaves one guest I still need to talk to, please help me pray they say yes and that their fees are reasonable.

Also, today I spoke with two ladies in my community who had some good ideas for me which gave me an idea of who to talk to in regards to sponsorships for this event. I can’t fund it myself so I will need help with planning, execution and most of all financially.


That’s it for now, thank you for your time and for standing with the Classic Nickelodeon Fan Blog and A New Beginning For Classic Nickelodeon Yahoo email group in helping to make this happen. 

To be a part of the community please visit the NickCon - The Dream Facebook Page

Thursday, May 25, 2017

Special Delivery – Double Dare We Say It: A Nickelodeon Historical Celebration


Mathew Klickstein has written a non-fiction book titled SLIMED! An Oral History of Nickelodeon's Golden Age, which covers the early development of Nickelodeon. SLIMED! was featured on Parade's "Year’s Best Books About Movies and TV" for 2013, listed as one of the top four tell-all books of 2013 by Entertainment Weekly and picked as one of the top ten social science books by Publishers Weekly.

On September 27, 2013, Matthew moderated and produced a three-hour long series of panels with more than 40 creative members of the Nickelodeon community, including actors, producers, writers, show creators and network personnel at the 92nd Street Y in New York called Double Dare We Say It: A Nickelodeon Historical Celebration. The event was hosted by Marc Summers and included the first live performance by the Beets, a fictional band featured on the animated Nickelodeon series Doug, made up of Fred Newman and Dan Sawyer who produced the music and sound effects for the show.

Similar reunion and panel events followed at Book Soup, Innisfree Poetry Bookstore and Cafe, Iowa City's FilmScene and, in 2014, various others as part of a short Jewish Book Council tour.

Matthew Klickstein Official Website

Official SLIMED! Site

Nickelodeon's Glory Days (Full)




Thursday, November 21, 2013

Nickelodeon's Marc Summers + 30 Creators, Stars, Writers + More


Classic Nickelodeon Wednesday – on Thursday
Nickelodeon's Marc Summers + 30 Creators, Stars, Writers + More
Wednesday, November 20, 2013


**My apologies, I meant to post this after church last night and I totally forgot.**

 After watching a video that Andy posted in my “A New Beginning for Classic Nickelodeon” group I stumbled on this video that was made during the launch of “Slimed: An Oral History of Nickelodeon’s Golden Age” by Matthew Klickstein.

Brought to you by 92nd Street Y and hosted by Marc Summers and Matthew Klickstein this almost three hour videos features a rotating panel of Classic Nickelodeon starts, writers, creators and more dish on the inside stories of some of favorite shows.

“Nickelodeon's Marc Summers + 30 Creators, Stars, Writers + More”
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tfrq7ZDy6co

Published on Oct 2, 2013
“Double Dare we say it—a Nickelodeon celebration? Network executives and creative staff who helped create the foundation of the entire channel will also be joining us to explain exactly how Nick happened at all!

Nickelodeon icon Marc Summers—with creators, stars, writers, producers and musicians from such classic 80s/90s Nick shows as "You Can't Do That on Television," "Double Dare," "Salute Your Shorts," "The Ren & Stimpy Show," "Doug," "The Adventures of Pete and Pete," "Clarissa Explains It All," "Nick Arcade," "Welcome Freshmen," "Wild & Crazy Kids" and "Hey Dude." Many of these guests haven't been together since these shows aired. Bringing it all together is master-of-ceremonies Mathew Klickstein, author of Slimed: An Oral History of Nickelodeon's Golden Age.”