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Bad news for "Thornberry", "RP", and "Hey Arnold" fans.

I was shocked to wake up this morning to find out that at 5:00 am (central time), the Klasky-Csupo created show The Wild Thornberrys (1998) and Rocket Power (1999) have been taken off the Nickelodeon schedual. Not to mention one of my other cancelled favorite shows Hey Arnold (1996). I'm not much of a Thornberrys fan, but Thornberrys has been replaced with a even worser show (I'm not even gonna say it right now, it's sooo horrible). Arnold, at 5:30 am, has been replaced by Teenage Robot. OK, I absolutly love Teenage Robot, but not that early in the morning. I'm not sure what Rocket Power was replaced with, but my biggest concern is with Hey Arnold.

I am so disapointed with Nickelodeon that they threw out a gem of my middle school girl years. The ep. that was supposed to be on was from probably somewhere in the 1st season. The begining of this series (1996-1997), just by watching them this time of my life, takes me back to the late '90s where nearly everything was just a field of dasies for me. In later episodes, it was the first time I hear the word "crap" in a Nickelodeon series. For those who are reading this and have "Nicktoons", they'll probably still play "HA" on there like what they do to the other old and outta production Nicktoons (another one, "KABLAM! Very good series. Another flashback show. Do they still play it on "Nicktoons"?) Sadly, I don't have "Nicktoons" so I have to live with my video tapes---yeah, especially since they have fair quality and I bought them in 1997 and 1998. I hope they keep well for a while during the next few years. I hardly play them. Like I said, It's a too darn shame that Nick kicked out one of my favorite Nicktoon gems out the window. RIP.

For thoes fans of the other shows, even thought I don't like them (although, I liked them at one point), I have sympathy for you folks. You all had your moments with the shows at lease once or twice or more, It's time to let go and go on for the rest of your lives. Find something new to watch. You'll might forget all about it. Who knows, Maybe the eps.'ll go out on DVD someday. I feel your pains, fans. But, hey, life goes on!

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