What Happened To Face On Nick Jr

This is a page for the timeline's version of Face from Nick Jr When he showed up during the 2003-04 era of Nick Jr, He did not get his appearance changed He was initially retired in 2004 when Piper O'Possum took his place making him absent across her era, the 2007-09, 2009-12, 2012-18 eras but during the 2018-23 era, He returned with a new look and got a show named Face's Music Party.

Face was the mascot of Nick Jr. from October 1994 up to October 2004 when Piper replaced Face as the new host from 2004 up to 2007. He would often sing songs and announce what TV show was coming on next. On occasion, he would even interact with a character from a Nick Jr. show or short (usually from the one he's announcing), such as Blue and Periwinkle from Blue's Clues, the titular character.

Face first debuted on Nick Jr. on Sept. 5, 1994 and served as the animated host and mascot of Nickelodeon's preschool programming block for over a decade.

Face first debuted on Nick Jr. on Sept. 5, 1994 and served as the animated host and mascot of Nickelodeon's preschool programming block for over a decade. What happened to Nick Jr?

This is a page for the timeline's version of Face from Nick Jr When he showed up during the 2003-04 era of Nick Jr, He did not get his appearance changed He was initially retired in 2004 when Piper O'Possum took his place making him absent across her era, the 2007-09, 2009-12, 2012-18 eras but during the 2018-23 era, He returned with a new look and got a show named Face's Music Party.

Anyone who grew up watching Nickelodeon during the 1990s should remember Face, the character who hosted the Nick Jr. blocks. Like so many other pieces of the 1990s, Face is making a comeback. The character will be hosting his own show, with Cedric Williams voicing the character. Face will host Face's Music Party, a music variety series combining live-action and animation, Nickelodeon.

Face is officially 30 years old, premiering on Nick Jr on September 5th! Crazy that he's 30 years old, I remember watching him lead us into Nick Jr. shows like it was yesterday!

Face first debuted on Nick Jr. on Sept. 5, 1994 and served as the animated host and mascot of Nickelodeon's preschool programming block for over a decade.

Absolutely. Gives me good memories of when life was much simpler. I didn't watch much Nick Jr. as a kid though-more Boomerang, CN, and shows/movies on VHS or DVD. "Hi there! Face here!" You can definitely see the difference though between the experiences of true Gen Z and Zillennials based on the activity for this post vs. the one in r/GenZ.

Face first debuted on Nick Jr. on Sept. 5, 1994 and served as the animated host and mascot of Nickelodeon's preschool programming block for over a decade. What happened to Nick Jr?

Face was the mascot of Nick Jr. from October 1994 up to October 2004 when Piper replaced Face as the new host from 2004 up to 2007. He would often sing songs and announce what TV show was coming on next. On occasion, he would even interact with a character from a Nick Jr. show or short (usually from the one he's announcing), such as Blue and Periwinkle from Blue's Clues, the titular character.

Face also gets a new look from his Nick Jr days, along with a different voice actor stepping in. Face was a central part of Nickelodeon's preschool programming block in the 90s and early 2000s.

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Where can I watch old Nick Jr shows? In addition to being available on NickSplat, an on-demand streaming channel on VRV, some of our favorite Nick shows are also available to stream on Amazon Video, Netflix, Hulu, and more. What year was face on Nickelodeon? Face was the original host of the Nick Jr. block on Nickelodeon.