Nickelodeon's "Hey Arnold!" is a surprisingly mature show about living in the big city. Thanks to its exaggerated animation style, it's easy for viewers to immerse themselves in the series' animated ...

The series premiered on Oct. 7, 1996 and wrapped on June 8, 2004 ...

Creator Craig Bartlett appeared on the All Grown Up, Syke podcast, where he looked back at the making of the Nickelodeon animated series Barlett opened up about one of the guests at the Sunset Arms, ...

The collaborators behind the “Hey Arnold!” score are performing the soundtrack on tour and connecting with a generation reared on the show’s big feelings.

Nickelodeon brought Hey Arnold! to its TV line-up in 1996. It joined a slate of very successful animated series, including Doug, Rugrats, and The Ren & Stimpy Show. As hoped, the kid’s network ...

Dani is a freelance feature writer for Collider. In addition to having a lot of strong feelings about cartoons and Good Omens, they are a theatre artist and playwright. Their first full-length play is ...

Everyone was trying to figure out how to make their cartoon have its own unique corner,” showrunner Craig Bartlett says. “And ...

Pierce enjoys having the TV on during most times of the day. It feels weird for him not to have something playing while he's home. Due to the television screen constantly being on, he's constantly ...

Craig Bartlett is opening up about one of Hey Arnold's most unforgettable characters. Bartlett addressed the idea that Oskar Kokoshka, the scoundrel boarder who puts himself first, although he has a ...