International Nickelodeon Thread Part 15

[Markus]

Is the date known?

Slated for 2026. No exact date yet.

 

[L. Fox]

Is the date known?

March 9th

 

[TVArchive]

Will show it on Nick GL on March 8 (early broadcasts)

 

[Markus]

Would love a source. I tried to look for a date.

 

[RandomMe]

I was wondering if it’s possible that they could air Angelo Rules on NickToons, like Sonic Prime.

Depends on the willingness of the producers

 

[Markus]

I think it's mainly the company that owns the series who is willing to negotiate a contract.

 

[idk_1141]

It's seems like Romania started using Nickelodeon GU (the main feed) not the CEE that have different playout.

Would love a source. I tried to look for a date.

Nickelodeon Global Schedule

cartoonlounge.de

 

[Markus]

It's seems like Romania started using Nickelodeon GU (the main feed) not the CEE that have different playout.

Nickelodeon Global Schedule

cartoonlounge.de

It's all so confusing with feeds. Sometimes they use one feed, then another, then merge more so I will likely never understand this because of changes too often.

 

[idk_1141]

It's all so confusing with feeds. Sometimes they use one feed, then another, then merge more so I will likely never understand this because of changes too often.

• In the CEE countries, there haven’t been many changes for years I think since 2018. Here’s how things are now:
  
  Nickelodeon WE is the feed for France, Spain, Portugal, Belgium, Netherlands, Mexico, and Latin America.
  Nickelodeon CEE (GU) previously didn’t air TLH, but on 1 January, it was unbanned. It can now be considered the CEE feed because all CEE countries are using it. This feed broadcasts in Bulgaria, Hungary, Czechia, Romania, Slovenia, Serbia, Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania.
  Countries like Russia now receive Nickelodeon Global Limited (EMEAA) (the feed where TLH is still banned). This feed was previously for Asia, but since it now broadcasts in Turkey, Malaysia, Thailand, South Africa, Russia, and Indonesia, we can call it EMEAA.
  Nickelodeon Poland is only for Poland. Similarly, NickToons CEE became NickToons Poland at the start of January and is now only for Poland because the other CEE countries started using the Global feed. The same applies to Nick Jr..
  Current Nickelodeon feeds: Nickelodeon U.S, Nickelodeon UK, Nickelodeon Italy, Nickelodeon Germany, Nickelodeon India, Nickelodeon Israel, Nickelodeon Poland, Nickelodeon Wallonia, Nickelodeon Iberia, Nickelodeon Australia FTA, Nickelodeon Nordic, Nickelodeon CEE, Nickelodeon WE, Nickelodeon EMEAA
  (Someone to correct me if I'm wrong)

 

[RandomMe]

It's all so confusing with feeds. Sometimes they use one feed, then another, then merge more so I will likely never understand this because of changes too often.

The month isn't over yet and it seems that the feed square dance is changing like once every week

 

[Markus]

Nickelodeon Nordic, Nickelodeon CEE, Nickelodeon WE, Nickelodeon EMEAA
(Someone to correct me if I'm wrong)

Nickelodeon Nordic feed doesn't exist but Global Unlimited covers the area. That's the one thing I'm not confused about.

 

[Portan]

I was wondering if it’s possible that they could air Angelo Rules on NickToons, like Sonic Prime.

I think that’s a licensed show, because it only airs on Nick Italy and used to air on CN CEE and RSEE.

 

[zakawer2]

Unless you count television piracy (which I don't), Russia and Belarus don't officially have Nickelodeon at all in any way, shape or form (or any of Paramount's other linear channels for that matter), and haven't officially had it since 2022.

Also, don't use abbreviations that can make videos harder to search for on YouTube. Just use these terms to match what VIMN officially uses for its global-feed-compound Nickelodeon feeds worldwide:

• Nickelodeon Global Unlimited (Commercial Global, Nordics, Wallonia and South Africa have the exact same schedule as the main Global Unlimited feed, but different playouts)
• Nickelodeon Global Asia (also unofficially known as "Global Limited" by analogy with Global Unlimited; also covers several ex-Soviet republics, Turkey, Arab countries and the rest of Sub-Saharan Africa, in addition to several Southeast Asian and East Asian markets)
• Nickelodeon Commercial (also unofficially known as "Commercial Heavy" by analogy with Commercial Light; Iberia and Poland have different overnight schedules and different playouts, but otherwise have the same schedule)
• Nickelodeon Commercial Light (Netherlands, Flanders, France, Switzerland, Mexico all have more or less the exact same schedule, but different playouts; the rest of Spanish-speaking Latin America uses a different schedule, but is still Commercial Light–based)

 

[TSMetro64]

Nickelodeon CEE (GU) previously didn’t air TLH, but on 1 January, it was unbanned. It can now be considered the CEE feed because all CEE countries are using it. This feed broadcasts in Bulgaria, Hungary, Czechia, Romania, Slovenia, Serbia, Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania.

Nick CEE never banned The Loud House as a whole. It was even one of the reasons the feed split from Global in April 2018

 

[Markus]

They had to relay on The Casagrandes before. The show ended but it's the closest to being a Loud House series.

 

[TVArchive]

Unless you count television piracy (which I don't), Russia and Belarus don't officially have Nickelodeon at all in any way, shape or form (or any of Paramount's other linear channels for that matter), and haven't officially had it since 2022.

Also, don't use abbreviations that can make videos harder to search for on YouTube. Just use these terms to match what VIMN officially uses for its global-feed-compound Nickelodeon feeds worldwide:

• Nickelodeon Global Unlimited (Commercial Global, Nordics, Wallonia and South Africa have the exact same schedule as the main Global Unlimited feed, but different playouts)
• Nickelodeon Global Asia (also unofficially known as "Global Limited" by analogy with Global Unlimited; also covers several ex-Soviet republics, Turkey, Arab countries and the rest of Sub-Saharan Africa, in addition to several Southeast Asian and East Asian markets)
• Nickelodeon Commercial (also unofficially known as "Commercial Heavy" by analogy with Commercial Light; Iberia and Poland have different overnight schedules and different playouts, but otherwise have the same schedule)
• Nickelodeon Commercial Light (Netherlands, Flanders, France, Switzerland, Mexico all have more or less the exact same schedule, but different playouts; the rest of Spanish-speaking Latin America uses a different schedule, but is still Commercial Light–based)

I use “Nickelodeon Rus” and “Cartoon Network Rus” because it’s convenient when writing posts for the audience. If I write the full names, it will be a long mess, and no one will understand those abbreviations anyway.

 

[Portan]

Unless you count television piracy (which I don't), Russia and Belarus don't officially have Nickelodeon at all in any way, shape or form (or any of Paramount's other linear channels for that matter), and haven't officially had it since 2022.

I believe Belarus doesn’t have access because they are good friends with Russia if I am correct.

 

[Markus]

I use “Nickelodeon Rus” and “Cartoon Network Rus” because it’s convenient when writing posts for the audience. If I write the full names, it will be a long mess, and no one will understand those abbreviations anyway.

Use what you want but they don't broadcast there anymore so I would think of a better name.

 

[zakawer2]

I believe Belarus doesn’t have access because they are good friends with Russia if I am correct.

And because of the situation in Ukraine prompting Hollywood companies to exit the Russian and Belarusian markets. Paramount is no exception (and literally the only Russia-related business they still currently do pertains purely to Russian dubbing for its linear channels, which is still produced by dubbing studios in Russia).

I cannot elaborate any further without potentially falling foul of this website's policy on politics, young child.

 

[RandomMe]

And now we reached a thousand