Streamer removed a number of fan-favorites, including ‘Doug’ and ‘My Life As A Teenage Robot’. Paramount+ has removed several classic Nickelodeon titles from its library, prompting a wave of fan objection. On Thursday (December 26), the Paramount Global streamer got rid of a number of cult favorites, including Nicktoons’ hit seven-season cartoon Doug and Nickelodeon’s four-season sitcom Big Time Rush.
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Blue’s Room, a spin-off of Nickelodeon Nick Jr. channel’s popular children’s series Blue’s Clues, cartoon sci-fi My Life As A Teenage Robot, Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness and The Penguins of Madagascar were cut from the platform as well.
As were AwesomenessTV, Breadwinners, Game Shakers, House of Anubis, Let’s Just Play: Go Healthy Challenge, Welcome to the Wayne, Wonder Pets and Zoofari. ALVINNN!!!and the Chipmunks, Face’s Music Party, Fanboy & Chum Chum, Ni Hao, Kai-Lin, Oobi, Sanjay & Craig, The Upside Down Show, and Tot Cop, were also among the vanishing titles.
It’s unclear why the titles were cut from the streamer. The Independent has contacted Paramount+ for comment. Numerous Paramount+ subscribers have since decried the news, with many appearing particularly devastated by Doug’s removal. “Wait why. Why are they getting rid of childhood. First SesameStreet now Doug,” one person commented on X/Twitter, while another questioned: “Why would they remove such a fantastic show?”.
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