These are what I think the different generations of Nickelodeon are based on their live action shows.
1979-1990 early gen. You Can't do that on Television,  Going Great, Pinwheel, Out of Control, Special Delivery
1986-1994: Double Dare Generation  .Double Dare, Hey Dude, Clarrissa explains it all, Salute Your Shorts, Adventures of Pete and Pete, Don't Just sit there.
1994-2000: Kenan and Kel generation. Kenan and Kel, All That, Shelby Woo, Secret world of Alex Mack
1999-2007 Drake and Josh Generation. The Amanda Show, Drake and Josh, The Brothers Garcia, Noah Knows Best
2004-2013 last gen. Neds Declassified, Zoey 101, Icarly, Victorius, Big Time Rush, True Jackson Vp, Sam and Cat(1)
2013- Current Gen.The Thundermans,  Henry Danger, The Haunted Hathaways, Game Shakers
(1) Since Sam and Cat is spin off of Victorius and Icarly I believe it should belong in the same group as those shows.

I don't know if this is 100% accurate. Arguably you could consider 2004-2010 as one full era from Drake & Josh to Victorious. With 2004-2007 being a sub-era with Drake & Josh, Ned's Declassified, and Zoey 101. Then 2007-2010 is the other sub era with iCarly, Big Time Rush, and Victorious. The next era after that would be shows like Bucket & Skinner's Epic Adventures, Marvin & Marvin, and Sam & Cat. Now, we're in the era of Haunted Hathaways, The Thundermans, Henry Danger, etc. whatever the hell those new shows are.

I don't really think that it seems accurate. It's more like this, if you think about it.

1979-1986: You Can't Do That On Television era
1986-1994: Double Dare era
1994-1999: (Prime) All That era
1999-2002: The Amanda Show era
2002-2004: Taina! and Romeo era
2004-2007: Drake and Josh/Ned's Declassified era
2007-2010: iCarly era
2010-2013: Victorious era
2013-present: Post-iCarly era

1979-1985 = Humble beginnings
1986-1999 = Golden age
2000-2006 = Silver age
2007-2012= Bronze Age
2013-present = Modern age

I don't really think that it seems accurate. It's more like this, if you think about it.

1979-1986: You Can't Do That On Television era
1986-1994: Double Dare era
1994-1999: (Prime) All That era
1999-2002: The Amanda Show era
2002-2004: Taina! and Romeo era
2004-2007: Drake and Josh/Ned's Declassified era
2007-2010: iCarly era
2010-2013: Victorious era
2013-present: Post-iCarly era

1979-1985 = Humble beginnings
1986-1999 = Golden age
2000-2006 = Silver age
2007-2012= Bronze Age
2013-present = Modern age

You Can't Do That on Television started airing on Nickelodeon in 1982. 1979-1982: Pinwheel era
1982-1986: You Can't Do That On Television era

You Can't Do That on Television started airing on Nickelodeon in 1982. 1979-1982: Pinwheel era
1982-1986: You Can't Do That On Television era


I tried to put it for 1982, but I thought I would just merge the Pinwheel era into it. Besides, there wasn't a lot of people who knew it existed aside from 70s/80s kids, and Nickelodeon historians.

NYE's list is NEAR perfect!!

IMO
1979-1982: Pinwheel era
1982-1986: You Can't Do That On Television era ( Out of Control, Special Delivery)
1986-1994: Double Dare era;(Clarissa, Are you afraid of the Dark,Hey Dude, Salute Your Shorts, Adventures of Pete and Pete, Don't Just sit there.)
1994-1999: All That era (Kenan and Kel, Shelby Woo, Secret world of Alex Mack)
1999-2004: The Amanda Show era (Romeo,Cousin Skeeter, Brothers Garcia, Noah Knows Best, Taina!)
2004-2007: Drake and Josh era (Zoey 101, Ned's Declassified, Unfabulous, )
2007-2010: iCarly era(Naked Brothers Band, Big Time Rush, The Troop)
2010-2013: Victorious era(Sam and Cat)
2013-present: Thundermans, Haunted Hathways, Henry Dangerman etc.

Does anybody think that the 2000s All That episodes shouldn't be counted for any Nick live action era? I don't think a lot of people even watched it at the time. Not even me.

Does anybody think that the 2000s All That episodes shouldn't be counted for any Nick live action era? I don't think a lot of people even watched it at the time. Not even me.

I guess for the Amanda Show years it counts.
But I must admit, the last two years(2004-2005)sucked tho!

I guess for the Amanda Show years it counts.
But I must admit, the last two years(2004-2005)sucked tho!


All That wasn't even good anymore by then. Nobody cared for the 2002-2005 years (yes even by 2002 & 2003 it was dead). The golden age of All That was the first 6 seasons from 1994-2001.

I guess for the Amanda Show years it counts.
But I must admit, the last two years(2004-2005)sucked tho!



All That wasn't even good anymore by then. Nobody cared for the 2002-2005 years (yes even by 2002 & 2003 it was dead). The golden age of All That was the first 6 seasons from 1994-2001.


I suppose it sucked, even without anyone noticing. It makes me wonder why they still kept it on until 2005.

All That wasn't even good anymore by then. Nobody cared for the 2002-2005 years (yes even by 2002 & 2003 it was dead). The golden age of All That was the first 6 seasons from 1994-2001.

The golden age imo ended when Lori Beth left. Late 1998-2001 was kind of a silver age.
Off topic but man a lot of things changed when the millennium era begun. :o ;D

I suppose it sucked, even without anyone noticing. It makes me wonder why they still kept it on until 2005.

Yea bro. Even as a kid, I thought the last two years were garbage!
I still liked the 2002 and 2003 years, even though it was past it's peak. I wonder how I'd feel about those years now? :o

Yea bro. Even as a kid, I thought the last two years were garbage!
I still liked the 2002 and 2003 years, even though it was past it's peak. I wonder how I'd feel about those years now? :o


As somebody who didn't watch All That as a kid, I don't know what to think about the 2002-2005 seasons. It's not that I care, but I like the All That spinoffs better.