joan davis fan
03-26-2002, 05:49 AM
Have you ever played or got invloved with any of the old Nick contests?
I remember the one where Nick ( well Nickelodeon ) takes over your school. Teachers were forced to take a test of somekind, get slimed, fun and games for the kids plus a rock band to perform at your school. Somebody told me once that N'Sync before they became famous actually played at a school who won this contest.
I also remember Nick @ Nite's create your own sitcom contest using real life situations . The winners chosen would have their sitcoms air on Nick@Nite.
As I recall 2 of the winners included a story about a daughter in her 30s living with 2 roomates- her mother and father, though her parents were divorced. Then there was "Brits & Grits", story of "Reggie" who was an Englishman who worked as a sheriff's deputy in a county/city down south somewhere. Kinda like a combination of the Dukes of Hazzard with Benny Hill. Really funny !!!
My neighbors at the time actually sent Nick their own sitcom about a 19 year old cigar smoking, tattooed, heavy metal listening, long haired, skateboarder who delivers the mail.
Guess the folks at Nickelodeon didnt think such a person working for the post office was "unusual" as they didnt win, not even got a reply.
I remember the one where Nick ( well Nickelodeon ) takes over your school. Teachers were forced to take a test of somekind, get slimed, fun and games for the kids plus a rock band to perform at your school. Somebody told me once that N'Sync before they became famous actually played at a school who won this contest.
I also remember Nick @ Nite's create your own sitcom contest using real life situations . The winners chosen would have their sitcoms air on Nick@Nite.
As I recall 2 of the winners included a story about a daughter in her 30s living with 2 roomates- her mother and father, though her parents were divorced. Then there was "Brits & Grits", story of "Reggie" who was an Englishman who worked as a sheriff's deputy in a county/city down south somewhere. Kinda like a combination of the Dukes of Hazzard with Benny Hill. Really funny !!!
My neighbors at the time actually sent Nick their own sitcom about a 19 year old cigar smoking, tattooed, heavy metal listening, long haired, skateboarder who delivers the mail.
Guess the folks at Nickelodeon didnt think such a person working for the post office was "unusual" as they didnt win, not even got a reply.