TEENick

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The TEENick logo.
The TEENick logo.

TEENick began in 2001 as a new block on Nickelodeon and played on Sunday nights. It was originally hosted by Nick Cannon and is now hosted by J Boogie.

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Starting in 2003, TEENick was similar to Zoog Disney and featured live action shows and many other programs designed for preteens and early teens, particularly around the age of 13.

The block has been criticized for catering to preteen audiences rather than teenaged ones, despite having "Teen" in the title.

In 2004, the preteen-oriented block took over SNICK (the network's long-running Saturday-night program block). SNICK basically remained as is, with just the TEENick name replacing the SNICK name. At that time TEENick began to play a variety of shows on both Saturdays and Sundays.

Starting with the 2006-07 season, TEENick was reduced to one day (Sundays only) undoubtedly due to the lack of shows and the cancellation of All That.

In 2007, a new show The Naked Brother's Band premiered in TEENick, and with that, TEENick Saturday Night returned with a new line-up.

TEENick remains one of Nickelodeon's highest rated programming blocks.

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