Let us not forget. Nickelodeon was a launching pad for many future B list stars. "You Can't Do That On Television" where the green slime originated was one of the shows. (Few children today watching the Kids' Choice Awards are aware of the slime's origin or what the trigger was for getting slimed.) "Fifteen" was another. Though Ryan Reynolds was playing the 13 year old little bratty brother Billy, he was still a prominent character. Thought, Alanis Morrisette was on "You Can't Do That on Television" probably near the time Ryan Reynolds was on "Fifteen" - could that have been the basis for the relationship they share today? Just a thought.
It was a great squishy teen drama that I loved to watch being in late elementary school and early middle school Saturday afternoons before leaving for piano lessons. It seemed so racy then. But, it's nothing compared to what kids will watch today.
It was a great squishy teen drama that I loved to watch being in late elementary school and early middle school Saturday afternoons before leaving for piano lessons. It seemed so racy then. But, it's nothing compared to what kids will watch today.