<div>When it came to Nickelodeon in the late 90s and early 2000s, you had something for pretty much everybody.  You had the cartoons (Nicktoons), the game shows and sports (Nick GaS), and you had shows for the older crowd, in a weekly programming block called SNICK. Every Saturday night, older kids could watch anything from sitcoms (Clarissa Explains it All) to sketch comedy shows (All That) to scary stories (Are You Afraid of the Dark).  Seriously, it was one of the best 2-hour blocks of TV in the 90s.  AND it’s what we’re covering this week in Part 3 of the New Year&apos;s Nonstop Nickelodeon Extravaganza! I also have a very special guest this week, Ty from the <a href='https://www.buzzsprout.com/1956359'>Whiskeylodeon Podcast! </a> </div><a rel="payment" href="https://www.buzzsprout.com/2024899/support">Support the show</a>We&apos;ve got merch! Check out the <a href='https://generations-19.creator-spring.com/'>site</a> for some awesome Gen &apos;S&apos; swag :)

NICK at NITE (Part 4 of the New Year's Nonstop Nickelodeon Extravaganza)

Remember that weird 'S' symbol that we all used to draw on our desks in high school?  It was an experience shared by a group of people who all grew up in the 90's and early 2000s.  We came after Generation X.  We came at the tale end of Generation Y.  We are Generation S, and if you have memories of growing up at the turn of the 21st century, this podcast is for you.  It's a nostalgic look back, not only at popular books, movies, TV shows and the like, but also experiences that we may not have realized were shared by countless others around the world, like the feeling you had before your first school dance, or how your parents let you have cereal for dinner.