Nickelodeon to bring back classics like 'Clarissa Explains It All' and 'Doug' to streaming network with VRV

Called the NickSplat channel, it will serve as the host for a rotating selection of 300 episodes from over 30 classic Nickelodeon shows

Nickelodeon fans gather around for some jaw-dropping news! A slimy treat is in store for all of you in the form of a major blast from the past. And how so, you ask? Well, the channel has just announced that a major part of its old-time classic shows is now online as part of a streaming deal with VRV.  So if you've been a hardcore stand of shows like 'Clarissa Explains It All', 'Rocko’s Modern Life', and 'All That', you can now relive those moments once again NickSplat. And the best part? The shows aren't going anywhere!

As per Hollywood Reporter, Nickelodeon has struck a deal with VRV, a subscription service known for offering access to digital networks like Crunchyroll, Rooster Teeth, and Funimation. Their deal speaks of Nickelodeon being able to reprise a slate of its retro shows on the service. Having bundled their shows for online distribution for the first time ever, VRV also has some of their shows already available online on several other platforms. 

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