Remember those glorious 90s moments when someone on TV got absolutely blasted with green slime? Yeah, we lived for that. If you were a Nickelodeon kid, you know: getting slimed wasn’t gross, like ...

If you’re familiar with an ooey, gooey, neon green substance being poured over someone’s head, you probably grew up watching Nickelodeon. From You Can’t Do That on Television to Double Dare and Figure ...

The trailer for Nickelodeon’s upcoming Slime Cup golf competition offers just about exactly what you would hope for in a Nickelodeon golf competition. Whether that’s Justin Thomas teeing off from a ...

As it turns out, what "you can't do (that) on television" on Earth, you can do in outer space. Nickelodeon, the children's cable channel that made green slime its trademark after it was first ...

Get ready for a kid-friendly telecast of the big game in Las Vegas Aaron M. Sprecher via AP The slime will be making its Super Bowl debut. As part of a partnership announced Tuesday with CBS Sports, ...

Fire up the Slime Cannons! It’s time for another Nickelodeon sports broadcast. The children’s network announced the development of the latest iteration of its kids-focused sports programming, a ...

Nickelodeon, the kid-focused network responsible for countless fond TV memories, recently sent its iconic slime to the International Space Station (ISS). In the video below (via CNN), astronauts ...

Yup, they were all once kids, too. And now these NFL players are taking part in the first NFL game on Nickelodeon, which has scores of fans and non-fans asking for more. The NFC wild-card matchup ...

In a first for humans in space, NASA astronauts Christina Koch and Andrew Morgan and European Space Agency astronaut Luca Parmitano got slimed on the International Space Station — all in the name of ...

Nickelodeon is taking a new swing at mixing professional sports with its young audiences. After broadcasting two NFL Wild Card games aimed at kids in the past two football seasons, the ViacomCBS ...