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in the late 1980s two entertainment
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Goliaths Disney and Universal were both
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planning to open studio backlot inspired
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theme parks in Central Florida they were
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pitching Florida as the new Hollywood of
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the South and when both of these theme
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parks opened the largest tangible
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example of that concept in this case
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being within Universal Studios Florida
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was Nickelodeon Studios it was coined as
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the world's first headquarters for kids
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and it was part functioning studio where
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many of the iconic Nickelodeon shows of
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the9s were filmed and part theme park
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attraction where guests could actually
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watch the production of those very shows
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but this was all relatively short-lived
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and it was all closed down by the
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mid200s it would then continue to sit
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abandoned for years to come what's up
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guys my name is Jake and in this special
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85th episode of Abandoned let's revisit
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an iconic abandoned theme park
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attraction I did a video on all the way
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back in early 2015 and let's take a
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deeper look into this fascinating story
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and find out what has happened since
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this is Nickelodeon Studios
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Florida in the mid1 1980s as it happens
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both the Walt Disney Company and
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Universal Studios were both planning new
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theme parks in Florida disney World of
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course was already well established with
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two existing theme parks championed by
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their CEO Michael Eisner the plan was to
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build a large liveaction and animation
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studio in conjunction with a theme park
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universal on the other hand was already
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working on something very similar they
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were planning their first theme park
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outside of Hollywood and just like their
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competitor later named Disney MGM
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Studios Universal Studios Florida would
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feature both an active production studio
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as well as a theme park all of this was
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being touted as the new Hollywood of the
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South a cheaper alternative to shooting
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film and television in California and a
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way for these companies to make
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additional money on tourists coming to
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view those very productions live it was
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an interesting idea and there was a lot
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of hype around it as well as a fierce
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rivalry between Disney and Universal but
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then there was Nickelodeon a popular and
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by now well-funded children's network
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that had been producing original
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programming like Rated K for Kids Mr
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wizards World Pinwheel and the extremely
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popular Double Dare but the thing was
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Nickelodeon had all of these shows being
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filmed in different locations across
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North America they had no large central
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production facility and that left them
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fragmented without the ability to scale
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new productions by the late 1980s
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Universal Studios Florida was more or
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less finalized in its overall design
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even with some initial construction
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already underway in fact their
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soundstages in Florida were already
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nearing completion ultimately Universal
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pitched Nickelodeon on the idea of
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joining forces and setting up a
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production facility but crucially give
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Universal a serious draw for younger
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children as well as a yearround
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interactive attraction within the
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production central area of the park the
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deal was inked in 1988 with Nickelodeon
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signing on for a multi-year contract
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allowing them use of a large
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administration building as well as two
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dedicated soundstages flanking it they
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would become stage 18 and stage 19 with
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the middle building being called B17 it
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was clearly a lastminute addition to the
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park which is why it's not depicted on
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most concept art as well as the public
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model it was now going to be placed
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along a new street just south of the
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park jetting off the main thoroughare on
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June 7th 1990 Universal Studios Florida
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had officially opened to the public and
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with it so did Nickelodeon Studios
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Florida the studio facade was plastered
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in a very 90s color scheme but overall
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playful and colorful very indicative of
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the Nickelodeon aesthetic the courtyard
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was also adorned with Nickelodeon themed
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benches and the slime geyser which was
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theatrically unveiled later that year
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there were also some photo ops and later
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a few props and a gift shop however when
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the park first opened you didn't
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necessarily feel all too disconnected
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from where you just arrived as just
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beyond those photo ops was a weirdly
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large empty field and then the parking
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lot which the trees didn't really do a
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good job at hiding no matter as the real
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attraction was once you got inside after
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you queued up under a large green canopy
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you'd be brought through the studio
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ascending up an escalator up a large
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open air loft which was later painted
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with character murals you'd be brought
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down large elevated and glass enclosed
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walkways over top the stages looking
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down onto the productions and having a
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guide explain to you what you were
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looking at since Nickelodeon's contract
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with Universal stated that they needed
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to be in production pretty much every
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day of the year there would always be
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something for guests to gawk at the tour
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would also bring you by control rooms
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costumeuming a kitchen and rather
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intrusively the dressing rooms plus kids
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would have the chance to participate in
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game shows and activities as well as
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audition to be on the actual televised
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shows that were being taped that day for
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those who weren't selected well they
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would at least have the option to be in
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the live studio audience through the
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early 1990s the tour would constantly
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evolve and so would the roster of shows
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being filmed at the studios nick Jr
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filmed Eureka's Castle and Golagola
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Island sketch comedy shows included
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Roundhouse and All That but the most
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sizable roster of titles came in the
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form of game shows like Figure It Out
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the numerous Double Dare variations Nick
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Arcade Nickelodeon Guts Global Guts What
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Would You Do and Legends of the Hidden
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Temple some other hit shows included
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Launchbox and Keenan and Kell see I said
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it properly this time yeah well you know
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it almost took me a decade to properly
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pronounce it in a video but it's fine if
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you weren't one of the 7,000 people who
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screamed at how I pronounced it in my
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original video then I can't help you
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anyways those were just some of the more
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notable shows that were being filmed
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there and of course there were plenty
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more really almost every original show
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Nickelodeon produced through the early
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to mid 1990s was filmed in the Florida
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studio if you want a more detailed
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timeline of where and when these actual
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shows were in production I highly
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suggest watching Paparina's video on
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Nick Studios i'll leave a link in the
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description below clearly though the
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early years at the studios were an
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exciting time the opening telecast for
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example was a big event in of itself and
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throughout America commercials would air
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on TV compelling children to come visit
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and go behind the scenes at Nickelodeon
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the studio would also be heavily
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marketed in other forms mainly in the
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programs themselves often showing off
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the studios interacting with guests
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holding special events and announcing
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its filming location at the end of each
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show one particularly notable one was
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the 1992 time capsule burial a special
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broadcast was filmed just for the
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ceremony as kids pulled together a
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collection of pop culture items that
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were relevant of the time not to be
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opened until 2042 mike Ali hosted the
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ceremony and himself made predictions
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stating that kids of the future will
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always be able to visit this location
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and the world's first headquarters for
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kids which would really turn out to be
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wishful thinking regardless Nickelodeon
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at the time was extremely popular and
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the studios were a big draw for
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Universal's guests as a whole especially
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since Universal was a bit of a letdown
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on opening day and didn't have a vast
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number of attractions nickelodeon was a
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central part of the Universal experience
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especially for those who actually wanted
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to see behind the scenes of TV
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production the park's tram tour would
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also drive right through the courtyard
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as well as take guests beyond the
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pathways and behind the main stages but
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as time passed Nickelodeon was starting
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to feel the long-term effects on how
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shooting in Florida would actually work
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it turns out people don't really want to
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have to relocate to Central Florida now
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yes production labor was often cheaper
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and Nickelodeon wasn't forced by law to
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hire union staff but on the other hand
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there was also a significantly less
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capable talent pool as for the talent
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themselves well many strongly objected
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to actually moving to Florida so most
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would just fly across the country for
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filming it began to get complicated
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especially as directors brought their
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shows off site and film them elsewhere
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there were also just logistical
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headaches on the core design of the
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studios long-term it was beginning to
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become a challenge to have theme park
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guests constantly flowing through active
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and inactive made to look active because
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they were contractually made to
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production space staff and talent were
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always being observed making this a less
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than ideal place to work this is a
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problem that Universal Studios Florida
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was facing as a whole as was Disney MGM
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Studios theme park rides never-ending
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guests and even the weather with the
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neverending rain on the metal
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soundstages were a constant annoyance
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disney was starting to plan and even
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build new attractions completely
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divorced from any backstage theming
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universal was also expanding in a big
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way turning this single theme park into
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a whole resort complete with new
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infrastructure hotels vast landscaping a
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retail and entertainment district and a
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completely new theme park that would
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ultimately become Islands of Adventure
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this was a big nearly $3 billion step
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for the entire resort and it also meant
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that the original Universal Studios Park
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would see some updates by the mid to
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late 90s it was following in Disney's
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footsteps building brand new attractions
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based on IP instead of backlot theming
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it was a new direction for the park and
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saw the elimination of the studio tram
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tour the fact of the matter was
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Universal Studios Florida wasn't seeing
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the number of high-profile film and
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television like they were in California
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because there was nothing interesting
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being filmed on site guests weren't all
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that interested in the backlot tours
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nickelodeon Studios was becoming the
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only way to see a real production but
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even there original programming was
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beginning to dry up more producers and
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directors advocated for moving their
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productions to California notably Keenan
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and Kel and all that for the entirety of
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1996 there were no live audience game
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shows being filmed on site and the
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studios fate was becoming more and more
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apparent by the following year in 1997
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Nickelodeon purchased the Earl Carol
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Theater along Sunset Boulevard in Los
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Angeles they renamed it to Nickelodeon
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on Sunset and began transferring some of
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their productions over to that facility
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meanwhile Nickelodeon laid off around
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10% of their full-time workforce in
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Florida while some of those liveaction
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productions were moving to California
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animation was now becoming a larger part
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of the network's overall roster and that
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was all being produced over on the West
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Coast the Florida studio didn't even
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have a facility capable of producing
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animated television by the late 90s
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Universal Studios Florida was operating
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at a net loss utilizing their studio
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space less and less but they couldn't
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really do anything about it other than
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essentially subleasas their space to
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third parties since they were
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contractually locked into the facility
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until at least 2005 universal certainly
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wanted them to stay as the attraction
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for the studio was still pretty popular
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despite the park-wide shift in theming
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by the early 2000s production within the
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two stages would become less frequent
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with even more employees laid off this
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was also following the lackluster
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opening of Universal's new theme park
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Islands of Adventure and that paired
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with the tourism downturn of 2001 well
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Universal was in a bad place overall
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nick Studios Florida was hemorrhaging
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money and providing little value overall
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to the greater network fewer productions
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also made the tour attraction a lot less
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interesting and left it feeling a bit
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tired and even dated things were getting
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so desperate that Nickelodeon began
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auctioning off thousands of old props
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now this wasn't to say Nickelodeon
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didn't have a place in theme parks
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because it obviously did with the
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opening of a Jimmy Neutron simulator
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ride as well as a water play area at the
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Universal Park in Hollywood it was just
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the studios in Florida that was quickly
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becoming a redundant facility in the
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network which meant there was just no
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sense in investing money in it for it to
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be an up-to-date attraction i think
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everyone knew by this point there was no
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long-term future for the studio and they
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were simply running it out of obligation
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until their contract expired and that
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was coming up soon through the early
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2000s there were really no updates made
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to the experience apart from a 2004
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paint change following some damage after
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Hurricane Charlie which actually saw the
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removal of the '90s Nickelodeon
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aesthetic but this was merely cosmetic
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and by early 2005 it was obvious
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Nickelodeon would not renew their
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contract nickelodeon Studios Florida
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closed on April 30th 2005 the studios
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and attraction had been opened for just
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under 15 years over the next year the
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studio facades would slowly lose their
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branding and theming with the
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administrative building becoming just a
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green nameless structure at the dead end
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of Universal Studios the soundstages
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lost their advertising all references to
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Nickelodeon were painted over and the
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Slime Geyser was removed nickelodeon
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Studios was now an attraction of the
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past and Universal was looking to reuse
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some of that real estate as soon as
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possible in November of 2006 it was
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announced that Stage 18 would be
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converted to the Sharp Aquos Theater and
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would be hosting the Blue Man Group a
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live stage show that was pretty popular
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at the time preparations for this got
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underway pretty quickly painting Stage
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18 blue with a massive Blue Man Group
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mural and moving the secondary park
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entrance back turning this courtyard
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into public space a long pathway would
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extend just beside Hard Rock Cafe and
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the show opened on June 6th 2007 by this
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point the Nickelodeon time capsule from
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1992 had also been dug up and relocated
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to the Nickelodeon Sweets Resort over by
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Disney it would actually remain there
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until 2016 when the hotel was closed and
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rebranded to a generic Holiday Inn the
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location of the time capsule thereafter
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was sort of up in the air though it was
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confirmed that it had been moved to the
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Animation Studios over in California now
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following the opening of Blue Man Group
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Nickelodeon did actually return to
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Universal Studios Florida for a brief
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period in 2008 utilizing the larger
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soundstages behind the old studios for
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the filming of My Family's Got Guts once
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the show wrapped though it would be the
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last time Nickelodeon would produce
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anything from Universal Studios in
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Florida while stage 18 was now home to
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this new blue man group show stage 19
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and the middle iconic Nickelodeon
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administrative building well they were
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just left essentially abandoned neither
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were removed or really altered in any
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significant way from the outside they
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just got a very bland white and blue
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paint job though curiously the orange
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railings were actually left as they were
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not being painted to blue until 2013
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this left almost no visual design cues
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from the original Nickelodeon days apart
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from one wall facing away from guests
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though it too would be painted over in
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2016 but inside well it was a completely
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different story as early as 2006 people
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would start finding their way inside the
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now closed studio and attraction and
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they would find pretty much everything
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exactly as it was photos began emerging
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of large props both from the attraction
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tour and the actual production sets
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themselves meanwhile over in the
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administration offices well they too
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were left completely untouched back in
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the '90s when the studio first opened
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all of these offices were highly themed
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and continued to evolve as new shows
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came out by 2012 all of these spaces
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continue to sit there abandoned and this
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was notably documented by Adam the Woo
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in the late 1990s the escalator room
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that spanned two floors was as we know a
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large open space filled with the bright
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Florida sunshine pouring through the
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square windows on the second floor it
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was decorated with large cutouts and
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murals of the Wild Thornberry animated
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show and now nearly a decade since the
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show had been taken off the air it sat
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disused and abandoned no longer an
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active thoroughfare for thousands of
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daily guests nickelodeon branding of the
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era would be found all across doors
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seating with a distinctive type face
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found everywhere else disused and likely
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outdated production equipment were left
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in control rooms dust was now collecting
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on the old dressing rooms and the
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interior hallways were left exactly as
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they were the day the studio closed
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adorned with floor to ceiling artwork
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from Ren and Stimpy some of the larger
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and less themed spaces were being rented
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out or used by Universal for smaller
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events but presumably the administration
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space was left completely unused which
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is likely why it remained stuck in time
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and it was pretty shocking to see this
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as everyone thought Nickelodeon from the
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'90s was now gone forever but in fact
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behind those walls was a completely
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different world from a completely
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different time for a full decade these
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interiors of Nickelodeon Studios
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remained as they were completely
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abandoned finally in 2015 Universal
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Studios production arm announced they
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would be investing a little over a
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million dollars into renovating the
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space to accommodate modern equipment
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and build out a live and post-production
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support facility and it made sense to do
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this especially if Universal saw there
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was enough demand when renting out their
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other stages including the adjacent
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stage 19 so work began in 2015 first
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with ripping out the escalators in the
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main entrance room and taking down the
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old murals i remember being allowed
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inside the former studio back in
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December of 2015 capturing this footage
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from the now freshly painted escalator
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free room it was now bland and generic
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free of any Nickelodeon theming really
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as was the rest of the structure now
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completely devoid of any personality the
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open space was as utilitarian as
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possible with live events and production
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gear stacked up everywhere from that
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point on that's how the former Nick
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Studios would remain universal would
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construct the massive Rip Ride Rocket
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roller coaster in the summer of 2009 and
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its load station would tightly squeeze
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up against stage 18 with the pathway to
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the Blue Man Group hugging the final few
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turns of the track by 2012 Sharp Aquos
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had dropped their sponsorship for the
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Blue Man Group their logo was of course
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removed and the facade saw a new paint
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job it wouldn't be until early 2020 when
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Universal had shut down the park due to
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the pandemic blue Man Group of course
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shut down with it however upon the
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park's reopening Blue Man did not join
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it in fact the show's parent company
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Circus Ole had filed for bankruptcy over
18:36
the pandemic suspending all shows out of
18:38
crippling financial pressure by early
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2021 it was announced Blue Man Group
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would not return stage 18 was painted
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over in solid blue and CityWalk access
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to the building was now closed off the
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theater would be used on and off for
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seasonal events notably the park's
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Grinch Miss event which streams guests
18:56
into the former Stage 18 theater for a
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Grinch themed Christmas show apart from
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that it's pretty ironic that once again
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this area has been left in a limbo
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abandoned state blank blue signs now dot
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the area and a permanent pathway is now
19:11
gated off the whole facade and courtyard
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area looks more or less the same as it
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did since 2007 just now with an empty
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box office booth and no future plans
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today the same remains true there are no
19:24
future plans and the whole site is in a
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bit of a weird area the former street
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that led you there which is now adjacent
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to the Despicable Mi attraction is just
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a dead end with a gate you can look past
19:34
the gates but the whole area looks
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desolate and it doesn't seem like
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there's any immediate plans in the works
19:40
to put the area in use the buildings
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however are being used it seems like the
19:45
most regular tenants are the students at
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the Dave School for Animation and Visual
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Effects which has a permanent residency
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within stage 25 though it's possible
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there is a more permanent tenant within
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building 17 that isn't widely publicized
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but with the closure of Blue Man Group
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regular public access to the area is no
20:04
longer possible you can view the
20:06
structure from the balcony of the Hard
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Rock restaurant peek at it through the
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in park gates and maybe get an uplose
20:11
look during park events all that's left
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though is the overall architecture for
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the studios hidden behind white and blue
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paint at this point there really isn't
20:20
much left to see inside and out the only
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obvious tangible remnants of the area's
20:26
past are in the bathrooms adjacent to
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the building as on the floor you'll find
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the distinctive lime green tile
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nickelodeon Studios Florida both in its
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tangible structure and in concept is now
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a relic of the past both Universal
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Studios and Disney's MGM now called
20:43
Disney's Hollywood Studios have largely
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dropped the backlot behindthe-scenes
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theming from what I understand Disney
20:50
rarely utilizes their back of house
20:52
production offices and has either
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demolished or completely replaced all of
20:56
their soundstages filling them in with
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IP based attractions universal followed
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suit on the attraction side of things
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but kept all of their soundstages with
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Nickelodeon proving to be the largest
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and for a time most successful
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production company in all of Florida in
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fact Nickelodeon would continue to be
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the largest production network creating
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content in Florida through its entire
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run of this dream as the new Hollywood
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of the South and while Universal does
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utilize their soundstages for external
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production use I don't think it's
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anywhere close to what they had imagined
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but as time went on the logistics and
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cost began to make no sense it wasn't a
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viable long-term business and enthusiasm
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rather abruptly shifted away from
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Florida and onto other profitable
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avenues to go down it's clear that the
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dream Disney and Universal had to bring
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Hollywood to Florida just was a failure
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but it really was a big shame to see
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this happen especially for someone like
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me who loved Nickelodeon programming
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growing up i even have photos of myself
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standing in Nickelodeon photo ops at
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Universal one with a Nickelodeon stage
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looming precariously in the background
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preparing to close just a few years
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after I visited and now with nearly 20
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years since its closure the remnants of
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the vibrant and nostalgic past is now
22:16
nothing more than a seemingly innocuous
22:19
bland structure even with the new use
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given to a portion of the studios it too
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is now abandoned with little hope for a
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future and while Nickelodeon does have
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other attractions and weirdly modern and
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luxurious resorts around the world it's
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undeniable that it's a different network
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and a different company I think the
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Studios in Florida was a really unique
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and really special way for a network to
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connect with its audience it was a way
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for the cameras to turn around to the
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actual viewers and see kids interact
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with their favorite shows it was just
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good television and maybe that's coming
22:53
from someone who has rose tinted glasses
22:55
looking back fondly on something I grew
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up watching but I really do think this
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was all lightning in a bottle and
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clearly I'm not the only one thinking
23:03
that as there's lots of people out there
23:04
who have massive connections with this
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place i mean it's why so many people
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watched my original video despite it
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being so poorly produced it's also why
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we see classic items go up for auction
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and sell for insane prices like this
23:18
original time capsule cover that went up
23:20
for auction and sold for close to
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$20,000 same for this toilet paper from
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1993 which sold for a little over
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$220 but regardless of how the physical
23:32
relic of Nickelodeon in the '90s is now
23:35
long gone it still exists in the
23:37
thousands of hours of media produced
23:39
there and the millions of kids who
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fondly remember visiting it but as the
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doors closed for one final time and
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those iconic once abandoned interiors
23:50
finally cleared out I guess at the end
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of the day both its viewers and the
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network grew
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up thanks for watching this video and if
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you remember watching my original
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Nickelodeon Studios video back in 2015
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well thank you so much for sticking with
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me and my channel that was an incredibly
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important video for the channel and
24:09
because it was so poorly put together
24:10
back then compared to now at least I
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figured I should cover this very
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nostalgic topic again in my own way you
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know the drill if you want to follow me
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elsewhere I'm also on Instagram Twitter
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seriously thank you so much for watching
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