Nickelodeon Studios

Who were the hosts for that one?

I don't, I don't know his name, but he was really cool at the time, and they, they even went back to Nick Studios and shot it there too.

Uh, the set was like, it was the same, but it was lightly futurized, if that makes any sense.

Like, it has like this really sleek look to it.

He, he's a good friend of mine.

I, I worked for Nickelodeon studios-

Yeah

... back in the day.

Thank you.

[laughs]

And, uh, another secret I can tell [laughs] because it doesn't exist anymore, um, Nickelodeon Studios there on, um, not at the studios, but over on International Drive, they had the Nickelodeon Resort.

Hmm.

So right now we're underneath some of the structure for the Fast and Furious Hollywood Drift.

I've never seen one of the pylons come this close to the old Nickelodeon Studios.

The closest that Rocket got was about here.

So now we're on full over.

That was so awesome.

They reached out to us to talk about their work at Nick Studios.

And hopefully they'll come back again because they were super nice to talk to.

um of course having the manny reacts i just love sitting and hanging out with you guys and watching whatever it is that you choose or the viewers choose and uh i can't wait for uh doing this again sometime it was super fun it really was and it's uh i guess it opens people up to knowing how easy i am to laugh then i thought i was yeah how easy i am to laugh to laugh I guess you're

weird like that.

It's like, oh, I want to go to Nickelodeon Studios in Orlando, Florida, and then I can see Nick Arcade and maybe I can get on it.

No, no, that's long dead.

Yeah.

Zach Barber says, Gentlemen, I have to disagree with you all about NXT's new look.

Between the color scheme and brightness, which I think is an overcorrection from the dark NXT and the new seating arrangements, I expected to hear a voiceover at the end of the show tell me that NXT 2.0 has been filmed before a live studio audience at Nickelodeon Studios Universal Studios in Orlando, Florida.

Seriously, the aesthetic was straight up double.

there.

There isn't one.

I was an intern at Nickelodeon Studios for a year in 2005 for my degree in animation.

It wasn't paid, of course.

Most internships aren't, but it did have a perk beyond education.

So I love, I really, a lot of people would criticize that opening line right there.

I think it's absolutely brilliant.

And then even the next line and the next point, him saying that he was an intern in Nickelodeon Studios for a year in 2005 for his degree in animation.

That is extremely believable, and it sets up the rest of the story as an urban legend, as something that is claimed to be true, and very well may be.

And so there's content of him at Discovery Island.

And then apparently, I haven't seen this one, but he also went into the old Nickelodeon Studios complex.

I forgot

another one.

And again, creepy, creepy, creepy.

But yeah, wait, I didn't finish what I was saying.

He snuck into the old Nickelodeon Studios complex at Universal Studios Florida.

Anyways.