Nick@Nite Commercials Airing on Nickelodeon (Lost?)
Jul 11, 2024 17:10:15 GMT
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Post by thegothcatgirl on Jul 11, 2024 17:10:15 GMT
Hello, I have a piece of potentially lost media. I have searched this but came up empty handed.
So yesterday, I was in the car with my dad and grandmother and my grandmother told a story of an incident in the mid 1990s she encountered.
One day, she was watching Nickelodeon with my aunt and uncle (who were kids at the time; my dad is 15-17 years older than them) during the daytime and found commercials that were not family friendly. One of them was for alcohol and another one was for, uh, "protection".
My grandmother, concerned with these ad's, called somebody (I think it was the cable company, but I'm not 100% sure) to complain, but got blown off basically. She then found the number for Nickelodeon's old studio in Florida and was told they'd take a look. The first person she talked to called her back a little bit later and said what had happened was that they had forgot to switch out the commercials played from Nick@Nite to daytime Nickelodeon.
I don't know if I didn't look in the wrong places, but I couldn't find anything regarding this and I was wondering if anybody remembered or knows about this. As I said, this was in the mid 1990s, but this was after my dad had moved out, which was in 1995, putting this no earlier than then.
I appreciate any help or knowledge you may have for me.
So yesterday, I was in the car with my dad and grandmother and my grandmother told a story of an incident in the mid 1990s she encountered.
One day, she was watching Nickelodeon with my aunt and uncle (who were kids at the time; my dad is 15-17 years older than them) during the daytime and found commercials that were not family friendly. One of them was for alcohol and another one was for, uh, "protection".
My grandmother, concerned with these ad's, called somebody (I think it was the cable company, but I'm not 100% sure) to complain, but got blown off basically. She then found the number for Nickelodeon's old studio in Florida and was told they'd take a look. The first person she talked to called her back a little bit later and said what had happened was that they had forgot to switch out the commercials played from Nick@Nite to daytime Nickelodeon.
I don't know if I didn't look in the wrong places, but I couldn't find anything regarding this and I was wondering if anybody remembered or knows about this. As I said, this was in the mid 1990s, but this was after my dad had moved out, which was in 1995, putting this no earlier than then.
I appreciate any help or knowledge you may have for me.
