There's going to be a lot to talk about, but let's appreciate the hard work done by crw of Nickelodeon Animation, regardless of quality its treatment on the air.

This studio is 30 years old as of this year. It was originally known as Games Animation.

Throughout this celebration, I will be quote tweeting them through NickSchedules for more details, such as writers, artists, animators, casting directors, outscored animation (usually overseas) studios, and more.

A show will usually have the creator credited as the executive producer.

Depending on the situation, some creators may either get fired for bad behavior or creative differences. That is the case with some Nicktoons, despite re-inventing creator driven cartoons.

I'll give my two cents on this. While I love that Nick is pretty much the reason why creator-driven cartoons are still going strong today, their treatment of creators can be weird.

Personally, I thought FOP went downhill even though Hartman NEVER left.

But, then you got certain shows that can continue without their creators on board and personally, I think they can still be good.

Although, the fate of SpongeBob is kind of debatable right now...

Nick is one of the only animation studios that credits the entire voice actors. They don't resort to crediting supporting/background characters as "Additional Voices" or anything. Let's compare it to the other animation studios. (Using modern shows instead of retro shows)

Next, we have the casting director and recording department.

Ever wonder why you see the same casting director and recording engineer in some cartoons? They cast/record voice actors for a specific studio. (More details on quote-tweet)

Resuming this thread

Let's talk about music. Some Nicktoon used licensed music from a company called Associated Production Music (Ren and Stimpy, Rocko, KaBlam!, SpongeBob, The Mighty B!, and The Loud House). Other shows use BGM from actual composers.