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 * When Bluey was one of the most-watched shows on both the Nick Jr. block and channel (in 2019 and 2020 respectively), it became adored by Nick Jr. since 2020. What also helped that the US premiere got more than 1.2 million views (thanks to rampant advertising by Nick Jr.), it was already enough for Nick Jr. to overair it for people who didn’t watched the premiere. By the end of 2019, it became the second-watched show on Nick Jr. and fifth-watched on Nickelodeon as a whole. Since the beginning of 2020, they advertise and air it to PAW Patrol levels and at one point, beating up to the viewership of the former show. Even if it’s a acquisition (that Nick bought in the US), Nick Jr. sometimes adores it more than Peppa Pig itself. It is so adored, that Nick Jr. sometimes airs new episodes before they air in the show’s country of origin (which is Australia), and occasionally air it outside of Nick Jr. hours on Nick. As of 2021, the constant reruns are heavily reduced, but the show is still adored by Nick Jr.
 * The following day after the premiere, the show aired 3 times on the block, and it was the same episode as the premiere. Meanwhile over on the channel, it was aired 5 times. If that weren’t enough, in the same day of the premiere, Nick decided to encore the premiere at 8PM, which is outside of the Nick Jr. block.
 * At one point, in one of the weeks of April 2020, the block was filled with nothing but the show (with some you-know-who and Blaze added in) to hype up the second season premiere. This same happens (along with Santiago, and Elinor, when they’re new) in October that same year when it returned for new episodes in the month-long October of Premieres block.
 * For two whole days of the block, the block is filled with Bluey and literally nothing else. These days were packaged into a theme called Red, White, and Bluey to celebrate the 4th of July and two new episodes. The show even got to air an themed 2-hour block on the main Nick channel in the 4th of July. The channel on the other hand, aired an themed 3-hour block of the show starting from June 29th, and ended to July 5th. On Friday, it was extended to 5 hours, then on Saturday, it went for the whole entire day, from 8AM to 12AM (with an encore from 2-6AM), which is just outright insane. And on the last day, it reverted back to 5 hours, and that was it. Just shows to know how much Nick Jr. really adores Bluey.
 * This same happened in July 2021, but on the block, it took over it on July 2nd. The show mostly took over the channel on the weekend, but on Sunday, the marathon was slightly reduced from 10AM to 10PM (with a encore from 1-6AM). As for Saturday, the themed block lasted for 4 hours (2PM to 6PM). It also got an one-time airing on Nick in July 4th but only on an 6:30AMslot due to their weekend-long SpongeBob marathon featuring episodes of Patrick (to celebrate the premiere of The Patrick Star Show).
 * In the UK however, it was insanely popular. From rampant promotion and merchandise, to Nick Jr. UK airing it to Peppa Pig levels (they air it 10 times a day normally), and airing on the free-to-air CBeebies channel, In fact, it’s so popular, you could see it airing on three channels, which includes Nick Jr., CBeebies, and sometimes Nick Jr. Too. Speaking of Nick Jr. Too, at one point, in March 2021 (and again currently in July), Nick Jr. Too gets rebranded to Nick Jr. Bluey which airs literally nothing but the show for a whole week. They’ll play the show again constantly on loop if they run out of episodes (currently, there are 104 episodes of the show). They also sometimes air extra/bonus content such as shorts and behind-the-scenes.
 * The Rocketeer is one of the most underrated and unfortunate disasters that Nick Jr. very unfairly screwed over. It’s one of the most short-lived original Nick Jr. series of all time, that it didn’t even last for a year. It is so underrated that it is obscure to find any footage of, and this came out in 2019. In fact, it was doomed from the start. To start off, Nick Jr. didn’t advertise the show to begin with, and never mentioned the release date of the premiere. In fact, articles didn’t even mention the series at all until at the last minute. Also, it instead aired on the Nick Jr. channel first before the block. A week later, it finally air on the block, except they decided not to advertise it, and instead bring all their attention to the new show Bluey, which premiered the same time as Rocketeer. The fact that the former show had more better viewership and decent slots didn’t help matters, and that show was an acquired series bought by Nick. When it came to the main channel, it was first aired after the premiere of Bluey at 12:30PM (Sep 6th. 2019), it only got 873K (0.87 million) viewers while Bluey got 1.2 million. That where things took an awful turn for the former show. After that, the ratings went to a new low. The next airing of the show dropped to 415K viewers. Then, the ratings got worse from there. The lowest of them all is 103K viewers during an September 18th airing of the show (which is one of the most lowest-rated premieres on Nickelodeon in 2019). The show only mostly aired on the block at 7:30am. Nick Jr. immediately pulled the show after two weeks on the block due to disastrously horrific ratings, and stayed on the Nick Jr. channel permanently for new episodes. In fact, thank to these reasons, the show was put on hiatus until February 2020. The show’s ratings on the channel are literally even worse, and the fact that the Nick Jr. channel is less viewable than the main Nickelodeon channel doesn’t help matters. The new episodes aired Saturdays at 10:30am (it was the only timeslot it had aside from the night slot) but this only lasted for a month before getting pulled due to low ratings, causing the show to be put on hiatus again, and it didn’t help that production was halted due to COVID-19, expensive budget, and low ratings. Plus, during this time, there were gonna be 26 episodes but is now shortened to 20. When the show returned for new episodes in May, they were put on Sunday 9AM as part of the Girls Rule Sunday block on the Nick Jr. channel. The viewership of the episodes mostly receive 300-200K views per episode. Then, it was pulled yet again, due to (of course) low viewership. In July, the final episodes were put on an godly deadly Sunday at 3AM. After that, the show was removed off on the Nick Jr. website, the night slot it got was removed (and was later replaced by Team Umizoomi), production of the show was unceremoniously cancelled, and was never heard of again. In fact, it was never said the show was cancelled, nor was renewed for an second season, not even after a year, so it’s safe to say it was quietly cancelled. Since then, reruns are extremely scarce to find (in fact, later reruns after the final episodes were pulled off), but for a short time in August, it aired at 9:30AM in the aforementioned Girl Rules Sunday block, but since then, it had not aired on the channel, and probably never will. Thankfully, the show was later added to Paramount+.
 * In terms of ratings the show got, they are astronomically atrocious. The lowest that it ever got is a whopping 96K viewers for the premiere of Episode 18, which is, if not, the most lowest-rated premiere of the Nick Jr. channel of all time in 2020.
 * The ill-fated Action-Packed Saturdays block, which came on at 11AM, after Cartoon Planet. The initial shows it included are Power Rangers Super Ninja Steel, Transformers: Cyberverse, Super Dinosaur, and Mega Man: Fully Charged. The block launched in September 1, 2018 and was pretty well advertised. Come 2019, and it was given the opposite treatment. In December, SNS was replaced by Chop Chop Ninja (a show that already aired on the network a month before it was added). In January, since it already aired its episodes, Super Dinosaur is replaced by Bakugan Battle Planet. In March, CCN was replaced by Power Rangers Beast Morphers. In May, Mega Man was replaced by Pokémon (which formerly aired after the block). Also, during this time
 * The Eggs is one of the most obscure Nick series of all time, that it actually used to be lost media. In July 2004, it first aired in a weekly-bomb format at 3:30PM, before getting replaced by reruns of Fairy OddParents, and did not return until by the next month. Guess what it ended up in? On Sundays, replacing YY’s timeslot (which the show moved to Nicktoons) at 11:30AM, unadvertised. It also had an Monday slot at 2PM, right after Nick Jr., before getting replaced by the then-new Discovery Kids block in September. In September, it was moved to 9AM. Then by November, new episodes stopped airing and were replaced by reruns of the show itself. The show aired on Nick until December, and moved to Nicktoons in January 2005. When it aired new episodes on Nicktoons, it aired in an week-bomb format at 5PM. However the final episode did not air at all until October 2006. The show seemed to aired reruns decently on Nicktoons until it turned into Nicktoons Network in September. The show aired reruns until early 2008.
 * During the time the final episode was gonna air, the show only aired on weekends at 6:30AM, so the episode aired in that slot, and anyone seeing that episode (at least in the US) might be absolutely scarce.
 * Think of the Bookworm Bunch block. Think of the shows that it had. Now, think of any of the shows that aired their entire run on the original network that they aired on. Only Elliot, Corduroy, Marvin, and Harold survived while others had to be screwed in one way or another. Most of the shows that still aired after the block were screwed by sentencing it to Noggin (to mostly air it’s final episodes), putting it on early timeslots, or basically unadvertising it. Most of the reasons why was that most of them were old for specifically the block, and that they weren't very popular, which is why most of them lasted for 3 seasons or less.
 * Timothy Goes to School got hit by this hard towards the end of the show. The final episode was scheduled to air on February 17th, 2004, but got delayed and pre-empted by an Blue's Clues rerun for unexplained reasons. What follows was a lot of drama. When Noggin was nearly complete to the third season, they aired the final episode before Nick Jr. did on June 21st, and they aired it twice, before resetting back to the first season. The episode would not air again until September 5th on the block, but it was unadvertised and showed it once before pulling the plug on the show not too long shortly after the Piper rebrand. What’s worse is that the Canadian run of the show ended in November 2003 while the US run ended officially in September 2004, literally almost an year after the show initially ended. Ever since the show stopped reruns in October 2004 on the block, Noggin eventually became home for the show as in reruns. The episode did air back on Noggin in March 2004, basically a year and a month ever since the episode was about to originally air in the US, but was advertised pretty well more than Nick Jr.
 * George Shrinks and Seven Little Monsters later became victims of this. The former show aired its latest episode in April 2004, while the latter aired it’s episode in October 2003. To make room for new shows for the block, they moved the shows to Noggin to air their final episodes in November 2004. Their new timeslots? For George, it was weekdays at 4:30PM, while SLM was every Tuesday at 10:30AM, basically during the time where children would be at school, but did have an additional slot at 4PM. By December 2004, George had already ended it’s run by then but SLM was actually still going and had not aired any new episodes (as they only have 3 episodes left to air) in this month until March 2005 except things were much worse. SLM got sentenced to air new episodes on every Sunday at 6:30AM, unadvertised and with no additional timeslots (until the next week after this happened, which only got a Wednesday 7:30AM slot). After all of this was over, this show got taken off the air temporarily for a month, when the Nick Jr. block wasn’t even airing it and already sent it to Noggin, which means the show was not available to watch anywhere else. It thankfully came back to the schedule in May and the timeslots had been restored.
 * The Berenstain Bears had this treatment similar to Timothy but different. You see, Nick Jr. actually skipped 3 episodes of the third season, leaving them unaired for the block (they did aired the final episode of the show though). By the last time the show aired a new episode on the block was April 2004 very like George Shrinks. Noggin, of course, got to air the unaired episodes from August 8th-11st. In October 2004, a rarely-seen promo said that new episodes of Berenstain Bears are gonna air on Nick Jr. on October 11st (even after Noggin aired them), which is the first day of the Piper rebrand, during the time when Nick Jr. was phasing out any show that was still airing that premiered prior to 2003 (except for the popular ones). The timeslot for it was 7AM, when kids were preparing for school. The day it happened, the promo was immediately pulled off and only one new episode aired, while the other two never aired on the block nor anywhere else besides Noggin, and if they were, they got pre-empted by SpongeBob reruns that normally air at 7AM before Nick Jr.
 * I Spy is one of the last programs for the Bookworm Bunch block but got screwed over by the network over time. It was once adored by the network when it first premiered, but this wasn’t gonna last. By the time the first season was finished in March 2003, all reruns were completely removed from the block and were replaced by Maggie and Pecola reruns. At least by the next month after this, Noggin got to air the show. When it was announced that a second set of episodes was going to be released and aired, Nick Jr. took notice and started airing the show again in September 2003 for preparation of new episodes which aired the following month. The timeslot for these new episodes was 10:30AM, and got pretty high ratings for its time but due to the popularity of other Nick Jr. shows like Dora which was getting more higher viewership than I Spy, and that the ratings for the latter show were slowly, but surely getting low and were decreasing, Nick Jr. eventually stop caring and put the last three episodes of the show at 7:30AM, which got even lower ratings, and last episode was actually aired on Noggin before Nick Jr. on a Sunday at 6AM EST. The ratings for that episode were worser than the episodes. After several months of airing reruns at the same timeslot, Nick Jr. got rid of the show and only got to air reruns on Noggin.
 * Harold and the Purple Crayon only had one season with 13 episodes and only lasted for less than an year. That was it. Nothing else. There was gonna be a second season announced and was slated to air in fall 2002, but these plans were later scrapped off and the show ended up being cancelled. The show stopped airing on the Nick Jr. block in September 2002, and was replaced by I Spy which was a new show at the time. This caused the show to be off the air temporarily in US television, where Noggin didn’t pick up the show yet, which means the show wasn’t available to watch anywhere. And even if it did air in the September 2002-April 2003 period, it was only one-off airings that occasionally aired outside the Nick Jr. hours just for filler.Fortunately, Noggin picked up reruns of the show in April 2003. Nick Jr. did still gave some care of the show after it’s run by giving it an segment series about drawing, which only lasted for 20 episodes and aired until October 2004, where the Piper rebrand happened. The segment series did move to Noggin in 2005 and aired until it’s discontinuation in 2009. Also, accordingly, during the making of the 15th episode (the 2nd episode of Season 2), the news came in that the second season was eventually scrapped, making the 15th episode incomplete. The 14th episode however was fully completed by that point, so it aired but not in a way you should expect. The episode first aired in international countries such as the UK in October 2002. The episode wouldn’t get here in America until the show got an US DVD release in June 2003, which included the 14th episode but wouldn’t air on TV until Noggin air it in September that year, as it became airing in normal rotation (the original was only 13). The series is now on Paramount+ with all 14 episodes as of May 2021.
 * Though not new to the block, the original Magic School Bus series did got this type of treatment. To fill up the 2-hour block of Bookworm Bunch on UPN,this show was aired to do so and was used until September 92002 when I Spy came while Harold’s timeslot. This is what the fall 2002 schedule looked like:  8AM: Timothy Goes to School  8:15AM: Marvin the Tap-Dancing Horse  8:30AM: Seven Little Monsters  8:45AM: George Shrinks  9AM: Happily Ever After  9:30AM: The Berenstain Bears  9:45AM I Spy
 * Dorg van Dango, while treated nicely on international channels, there is unlikeliness of that in the US. From August 2-13, 2021, the first 10 episodes aired on Nicktoons, which is already not a good sign. However, the series made its US premiere on the main Nick channel on August 1st, on an Sunday, and is airing weekly on Sundays at 11:30AM. It’s unknown if the other episodes will air. It doesn’t help that the show is already on Paramount+ since it’s launch in March (initially released with 15 episodes, then the remainder of the series was released in June), as well as all the episodes being already aired worldwide (Canada, the UK, etc). A second season has not been announced as of yet (and probably unlikely that it will).
 * Though, as a bonus, the show got an sneak peek as part of the unbranded hour-long Friday block in July 30th.
 * Flatmania, a obscure show you’ve probably definitely never heard of. While it got decent reruns for international channels, airings for this show in the US were pretty erratic, to say the least, and mostly aired on Nicktoons. It did air on the main Nick channel at one point, but was screwed pretty badly. When it initially aired in December 2004, it aired only on Mondays, and Thursdays at 6:30AM, along with an occasional Sunday at 3PM. This lasted for an month, until it moved to Fridays at 9:30PM, and the Sunday slot being moved early to 11:30AM, replacing The Eggs (which caused it to move to Nicktoons). In April 1st, the Friday slot, for some inexplicable reason, was moved to 10:30PM, right before Nick at Nite. The following week, the Friday slot got removed and new episodes stopped airing. In June, the show in general was removed off from Nick’s schedule (its slot got replaced by Faireez) and only aired in special events until the end of 2005. The other new episodes only aired on Nicktoons starting from October 1st around the time the channel rebranded. The last episode aired in June 2006, and aired in normal rotation until late 2008, and only occasionally aired until September 2009. The reasons to this are low viewership, the rebrand of the channel, and expiring rights to the series.
 * Averted, as it was popular in France (country of origin), the UK, and Latin America.
 * Even when it aired on Nicktoons, it barely aired, and pretty much only aired on graveyard slots.
 * Gasp was a show that came to the US in a very strange and erratic way. First of all, when it initially aired in the US, it aired on Nicktoons at 2:30AM on weekends in July 2010. Then, it crawled to its way to Nickelodeon in September of that year, which initially aired at 7:30AM on Saturday. Due to low viewership, Nick started to care about the show in November and aired on 9:30AM Saturday, along with 7:30AM Sunday. The moment that The DaVincibles (which was also later screwed over) came to Nick, that care for Gasp went downhill quickly. In January 2011, new episodes eventually moved to Sunday 9:00AM, with the Saturday slot being moved to the same slot when it originally was when it initially aired to the channel. Their reasoning to this? To add more reruns of SpongeBob (if there were already enough) and to promote the aforementioned show The DaVincibles. In April, new episodes stopped airing, the Saturday slot got removed, and the remaining Sunday slot was moved to 6AM. In June, it got removed. Nicktoons did aired the show recently during the time it aired on Nick, but when it stopped airing on Nick, it returned back to airing on graveyard slots but on Sunday 3AM. It aired like that until December when it disappeared completely. Since then, any trace of the show appearing the Nick (and even Nicktoons) website was removed and was never heard of ever since (from Nick anyway).
 * BM is a infamously unfortunate case of this, due to some of its content that wouldn’t fly by Nick’s standards. The content were either edited or cut out (mostly the latter), and this also count international (except for French, Polish, Italian, and Canadian) airings too. This was before the show got Overshadowed by Controversy and parents complaining to Nick about this show. A episode “Think Extinct” did not help this situation, as it was even more risqué (scenes mentioning birth, and characters pointing a shotgun at others) compared to the majority of the show (which gave the show even more controversy than ever). Nick then took action, banned the episode, temporarily took the show off the air for a month, and swiftly move it to Nicktoons to burn off the rest of its episodes as quickly as possible. When it aired new episodes on Nicktoons, it was slotted at 9:30PM, and only reruns were seen in late night/early morning slots. When it came back to Nick, it was given a Sunday 6:30AM slot and nothing else. After the show finished its run, it was taken off the air from Nick again, and reruns were rarely, if even, aired on Nicktoons until it was pulled from normal rotation after just a few months the show ended. The show only aired on special holidays and events until late 2012 when Nick lost their rights to it, and was then quickly scrubbed away from Nick (and also Nicktoons)‘s website.
 * The DaVincibles got screwed over too soon. When it was new to Nick, it was promoted so much and gotten decent advertising, and also was given sneak peeks (starting in October, 3 months before it premiered) before it officially premiered. In the beginning of 2011, it used to air new episodes weekly on Saturday at 11:30AM. But all of that seem to stop showing later on. First off, it had some screwing potential. Nickelodeon in Australia aired all half of the series (26 episodes) in March 2011. Guess what long the US took long to finish the rest of it. In August. They air the last 5 episodes of the first half of the series in a weekday-bomb format for a week in that month. Even the UK and Canada finished airing the first half of the series BEFORE the US did, and they first began airing the series after the US did. In the following month, a new batch of episodes began airing on the same slot the series was on before on Nickelodeon US. Australia aired them a month after
 * Just Jamie dealt with this hard. Upon the series premiering in October 5, 2003, new episodes only aired on the TEENick block and barely had any reruns. Due to low ratings and failing to gain an audience, the show only lasted 13 episodes and was cancelled in February 1, 2004. After that, reruns moved to a Saturday 6AM Dorg van Dango, while treated nicely on international channels, there is unlikeliness of that in the US. From August 2-13, 2021, the first 10 episodes aired on Nicktoons, which is already not a good sign. However, the series made its US premiere on the main Nick channel on August 1st, on an Sunday, and is airing weekly on Sundays at 11:30AM. It’s unknown if the other episodes will air. It doesn’t help that the show is already on Paramount+ since it’s launch in March (initially released with 15 episodes, then the remainder of the series was released in June), as well as  slot of all places, when Nick would start after Nick at Nite. It was then removed from the schedule in May 1st. It did gain some reruns from The N and Nick on CBS, but this didn’t last long.
 * Actually, it was planned the show was gonna be given an another 13 episodes, and a planned half-hour special finale to finish off the show, but never came to fruition due to the aforementioned reasons (low ratings and interest).
 * Faireez is definitely this. The reason why? Executive Meddling. Nick wanted to air shows aimed more specifically to older children, but Faireez is not that, as it was aimed to younger kids, despite not being a part of Nick Jr. or Noggin (at least in the US). The show initially aired at Sunday on 11:30AM as a replacement of Flatmania, and aired at some weekdays at 7:30AM before Nick Jr. would start. Nick eventually stopped caring about it and moved it to 8:30AM Sunday, and it was removed from weekdays. By May 2006 (for almost a year), it was removed and the final episode was left unaired. As Nick’s other networks, even Nicktoons, didn’t care to pick up the show, the final episode never aired in the US and the show was quickly forgotten. Not helping is that this show was the final nail of the coffin to Funbag studios as they were shut down in 2007, causing Faireez to be the final series produced by them.
 * Averted, as the entirety of the series (including the finale) was on TurboNick for a while until the end of 2007.
 * The series actually aired on Nick Jr. in some countries such as Belgium, the UK (for a brief time), Italy, and the Netherlands.
 * Speaking of the UK, the show was initially aired at 7:30AM on weekends and 11:30AM on weekdays in October 2005, but in December 2005/January 2006, it did got some more recognition and airtime, but this didn’t interest Nick Jr. to air the show for long, as on February 2006, all of its slots were removed out of nowhere and was put on 6:30AM at Sunday, before getting removed a month later. The show would later air on its sister channel, Nick Jr. 2 but this didn’t last long as it was removed in 2008, and later moved to Tiny Pop.
 * This is Nick US’s treatment to ANYTHING produced by Funbag Animation Studios (though, King is mostly prone to this until its end), from Just Jamie and The Eggs (see above), to King and The Mole Sisters (see below).
 * The Mole Sisters similarly got the TBF treatment, as it was only seen very early onto the Nick Jr. block, rarely rerun, and was unsurprisingly cancelled after its first season. After that, it was immediately taken off from the block, and was later booted off to Noggin for reruns where it stayed there until Nick lost the rights to the show.
 * King got this midway through its second season where it was put to rather peculiar times and its last 3 episodes was aired on Nicktoons before Nickelodeon did. After it ended, it was booted off to Sundays for reruns, whereas most reruns were aired on Nicktoons Network instead. After 2008, it was removed from Nickelodeon. Even when it aired on Nicktoons, it either aired really late at night (11PM) or really early in the morning (4AM), and it was later removed in 2013 when they lost the rights. Nowadays, most of the Season 2 episodes are incredibly rare and extremely hard to find. Considering that this is the final Funbag-produced show to be aired on Nick, this doesn’t help matters.
 * AD is a very infamous example of this trope, as it was given the MF treatment, rather quickly. It was announced in 2018 when Nick would give the web series a TV series. They would acquire the shorts in early 2019 to promote the TV series, while it was in production. In June, it was announced it will premiere in the following year (2020). In February 2020, it was then announced it was premiere in the summer, and was announced it would premiere in June (in April). After a lasting two episodes, production was eventually put in half, due to new episodes not coming in time, so it was put into hiatus. Then came DigBio (creator)’s feedback about the object show community and cause his video to has dislikes and negative feedback, which resulted in halting the channel down. Thanks to this, the TV series was then cancelled, due to the controversy and the third episode not even being completely finished. This resulted in DigBio shutting down his channel months later (before starting up a new channel) and moved the AD videos to its own respective channel (unaffiliated by Nick). As of now, Nick still has the rights to both the shorts and TV series, though the latter they own half the copyright to. They would be both added to Parmount+, with the former added in June, and the latter coming in October.
 * Weeklings got the AD treatment after just 5 episodes. As the pilot was originally pitched to Nick in 2017, greenlit it as a full series premiering in 2019. After just 5 episodes being released, production was abruptly halted, and the series was put to hiatus. In 2020, it was confirmed that the series was cancelled, due to the creators and other people who worked on the show moving to other projects. After that, the series was later forgotten about and was also taken off from Nick’s website and app not too long after.
 * Averted, as the series did got a few shorts and promotion in 2020 after the series was cancelled.
 * Even it’s YouTube channel is very inactive, with its last upload being a year ago.
 * Jerry’s Insane Fish got this BEFORE it’s first episode was even aired. As it produced by Funbag and would be made for Nickelodeon and YTV, the former’s US feed would of course screw it over, but instead, they decided NOT to air it AT ALL, despite being announced to be in their 2003-04 slate, and any trace or mention of the show was removed from Nick.com immediately. The series didn’t even air on Nick’s subsequent sister channels such as Nicktoons, meaning that the series never aired in the US, EVER. The series only had 26 episodes before production was unceremoniously cancelled and only aired on international Nick channels and YTV in Canada. The fact that episodes are incredibly rare and impossible to find, especially with finding the entire series does not help either as almost the entirety of the show is lost media and undocumented.
 * Though it never aired in the US, it was on Nick’s On Demand service for a very brief time in 2006-07, and it was even on TurboNick during that same period.
 * The last time the show was aired on Nickelodeon globally was in 2017 when it aired on the Canadian feed (though, it wasn’t owned by ViacomCBS, but rather Corus Entertainment). If not counting that, it last aired in 2011 on the Russian feed of Nickelodeon.
 * The show was not treated well after it ended in Canada. After it ended in 2004, YTV decided to put the show at weekday and Sunday mornings at 7AM. By 2005, it only aired at 3 in the morning on weekends, and it was kept that way until 2007, when they took it off from their schedule, and the show was moved to the then-new Teletoon Retro channel, and aired there from time to time until it’s closure in 2015, and then briefly aired on the Canadian Nickelodeon channel in 2016-17 (though it initially aired on it from 2009 to 2011). Since then, the series was not aired anywhere.
 * Most of the old shows that aired on Qubo got removed in this era. Though some did returned, but got removed shortly after, while some never returned, which caused viewers to leave watching Qubo.
 * The network started airing shows that weren't good.
 * The September 2017 schedule started the downfall of Qubo, for main reasons:
 * To start off, it removed more than 11 shows, which immediately cause viewers to stop watching Qubo.
 * The amount of removed shows along with minimal new shows caused the network to have less variety
 * 2018 is where it started to get worse.
 * Starting in March 2018, Weekend programming airs a show every four hours for unknown reasons, which not only caused Qubo's ratings to decline even further, but added in less variety. Thankfully by 2019, it got reduced by 3 hours.
 * In 2018, every old show by this point (except for Babar and Rupert) got completely removed off the network (especially the Nelvana catalog) and most of their programming was from 2012 to by then. At this point, there were a hard chance of them coming back to the network.
 * 2019 and the next few years for the network became nothing but a shell of it's former self.
 * By January 7, 2019, The Night Owl block got discontinued. What did we got instead? Paid programming. The network's night schedule showed nothing but infomercials. All night long, of every single day. Fans were so upset by this, there were even a petition to get rid of infomercials off the schedule. And plus, infomercials are not supposed to be on the network to begin with, as Qubo is supposed to be a 24-hour channel, not essentially an 19-hour channel with infomercials taking over it's former hours. As with, this adds in even lesser variety to the channel than it did before.
 * There was only three schedules that only happened in 2019 and 2020. Yes, only three, which doesn't sounds bad for a channel like this, but the previous years had more schedules than these years. One that lasted for 9 months and with the same programming with only minimal edits to it.
 * Also, for unexplained reasons, there were an unbranded block that airs from 8pm until 1am when the infomercials air. Every day would play a single show in these hours.
 * The channel was shut down in February 2021 for stupid reasons, and not only it killed off the channel, but the entire Qubo brand. It was killed off along with Ion Plus (not really, since it’s now only available on online/TV streaming services) by the E.W. Scripps Company just to replace their channels own liek Grit, Laff, CourtTV, and more. Now, a piece of it only remains as a Friday morning block on ION Television.
 * Also, for unknown reasons, it was shut down very early on some providers and stations that have Qubo, and abruptly interrupt the middle of a show out of nowhere, to switch over to another channel. The most infamous example of this is during a airing of Franklin on Qubo at 11:07PM (February 26, 2021), they interrupt it to switching over to Grit.


 * Despite Moose and Zee being the most popular shows on the channel, they eventually stopped showing some care for it after Season 2. The next two seasons only had 13 episodes each. Starting November 2011, the show had very few reruns, and had new episodes at Sunday at 8:30am with barely any advertising (at least for Season 4), and little to no reruns. 2012 is where the show took a bad turn. At December 31, 2011, it was announced that Season 4 was the show’s last season and after it’s finished, the show will be canceled. On January 7, 2012, to finish off the series, Nick Jr. burnt off the remaining episodes in this day at 3-4:30pm with an encore at 7:30-9pm. After that, Nick Jr. barely acknowledged this show and had almost non-existential reruns, and even if they were airing, they would be often put at poor timeslots like at Sunday at 7:30am, Monday at 6:30pm, and Friday at 11pm. Only the second slot could be seen by most children. By last week of Moose and Zee, all timeslots got pulled at the last minute, and only had one airing which was on Thursday at 5:30am which was the first day of the Nick Jr. rebranding. Plus, it was it’s last airing on the channel. After it happened, Nick Jr. tried to removed every single living existence of the show, even from their website and TV channel to DVDs and On Demand. They even tried pulled reruns of it globally after their last episodes were aired. Thanks to this, some episodes of Season 3 and the entirety of Season 4 was lost media until it was added to the Noggin app in March 2015.
 * Rollin Rock Starz got hit by this after it’s second season. Due to slightly-declining ratings of the show’s episodes, it was said that the second season was gonna be its last, but renewed it for an third at the last minute. The season premiered on November 2008, but aired in it’s entirety on the Nicktoons channel instead. In June 6-August 29th, 2009, half of the season’s episodes aired on an weekly-bomb format at Saturday 11:30am. When August 29th came by, the show was ultimately cancelled. But for a exact month after it was cancelled, the show did got decent reruns, until the channel’s rebrand in September 29th. The reruns during this time were regulated to midnight and early morning hours. The only appropriate (if it is) timeslot was Sunday at 9:30pm, where some kids would be at least awake, but most would be sleeping at this point for school. After 2012, reruns of the show were removed. The show wouldn’t come back until July 2015 along with other shows that got removed previously. Unfortunately, this didn’t lasted long as it got taken off the air in December 2016.