Sorry, I do not. You are not the first person to ask me such a question. I also find it strange how the Romeo sitcom has yet to receive proper streaming service treatment. I do know that Romeo was backed by many well established hip-hop and rap artists. I do plan to upload more promotions and premiere episode promos of the Romeo sitcom but regarding complete episodes I don't have them. To be honest the Unfabulous series was not Nickelodeon's best production. Not even close. Yet it is available on multiple streaming services.

@@renegonzalez6755 I quite liked Unfabulous but it does strike me as odd how forgotten Romeo is by Nick. Part of it might have to do with potential rights issues as the series was partially made by Master P's production company so they might be the ones that actually own the rights or something like that.

@@jadedheartsz There have been documentaries made by KZfaq's regarding the Unfabulous series. In my opinion Unfabulous was "too little too late." Disney Channel's Lizzie McGuire was more popular by leaps and bounds. The similarities between these two shows are too great. I agree with your suspicion regarding distribution rights. Do realize that money is a big factor regarding re-releasing classic productions. If there is no profit then they most likely won't invest the time and effort to renew expired music, celebrity guest and actor royalties.

@@renegonzalez6755 Beyond both of them being Slice of Life shows I don't see that many similarities and considering Unfabulous managed to last a respectable three seasons I wouldn't say it was "too late" exactly.

@@jadedheartsz I based my opinion on the fact that Disney Channel reran old episodes of Lizzie McGuire for two whole years after it ended. Regarding Unfabulous as soon as the last episode was aired it was gone. The amount of awards that Lizzie McGuire show won during its run is substantial. This included a award for the "Inner Beauty" episode which dealt with the subject of eating disorders. Regarding the similarities they are obvious. Young middle school aged girl who occasionally speaks directly to the viewers. Dilemmas regarding romantic relationships, peer pressure and the challenge to be unique. A substantial percentage of the show taking part during school hours.

Sorry, I don't have that particular commercial. I did search for it about a month ago per your request.

@@renegonzalez6755 Do you have Emerson Drive’s Last One Standing music video?

As a viewer I had no idea what was happening behind the cameras. The sudden and unexplained removal of Nicole Bristow came as a shock. My sisters and I stopped watching the show after about two episodes into season 3. Alexa Nikolas has become perhaps the biggest advocate for child actor's protections and safequards. I believe that if she had not decided to break her contract with Nickelodeon things would have gotten much worse. We all have our breaking point and we must realize when one is being abused, bullied, underappreciated or excluded. I know that celebrities have a lot of power which can be used for either good or evil. I believe that fear and abuse of power was at play during the production of this and other Nickelodeon shows. It is important to speak out when one witnesses injustice at play. This not only applies to our work environment but also to our friendships, relationships and even our family.

There is a lot of wonderful history regarding the former WB Network. A few days ago I noticed extra long promotions for the "Easyview" Sunday night block of shows which included re-broadcasts of Monday to Friday weekday episode premieres. This concept gave the viewers an opportunity to watch shows that they might not have been able to watch. Easyview was discontinued in May of 2009 after a 6 year run. I plan to continue uploading more content regarding the What I Like About You show. This includes a contest where hidden British flags were shown during the show. The winner was flown to London, England which was a way to promote Amanda Bynes' upcoming What A Girl Wants film.

Sorry, I do not. I mostly recorded live action Nickelodeon, Disney Channel and WB Network shows. I managed to record this SpongeBob split screen promotion thanks to a recording of "The B Word" episode of the Unfabulous series with actress Emma Roberts. I have noticed that the commercials, promotions and previews that were broadcast during the Unfabulous show are very nostalgic. Growing up with 3 younger sisters meant that there was a lot of toys, clothes, music and television entertainment taylored for girls at home.

@@renegonzalez6755 Oh, gotcha. Thanks for sharing these clips and promos!

I do have a VHS recording of the 2001 installment. I did upload it to my KZfaq channel along with a very detailed description but it was blocked about a year later along with the 2002 and 2003 installments. I do plan to continue uploading Nickelodeon content in about a week from now. Specifically from February 26, 2005. It includes: - Transformers Energon Powerlinx Battles 5 piece robot by Hasbro commercial. With the Treadshot, Sky Shadow, Terradive, Windrazor and Storm Jet action figures. - The TEENick challenge with special guest actor Vin Diesel. Vin participates in questionnaires and activities. He also competes against an audience member to see who can change a diaper faster. Vin was promoting the Pacifier film where he plays a babysitting Navy Seal. - Barbie Fashion Fever collection commercial. This one does not include acting sisters Hilary and Hailey Duff of Disney fame. - A promotion for the upcoming TEENick challenge with special guest Amanda Bynes. - Walt Disney's Ice Princess film promotion. There were a few different ones shown on Nickelodeon and Disney Channel. This particular one focuses on the relationship between the main character Casey and Teddy Harwood. - Littlest Pet Shop commercial. This one focuses on the two story pet playhouse.

@@renegonzalez6755 how about uploading the full shows on 2001 and 2002 on google drive or mega?

Do you have a google drive to post both 2001 and 2002?

I was still recording onto VHS in September of 2002 so it Will be a challenge to determine an exact date. I may have to use the IMDB and Wikipedia websites for help.

That was a Sunday and I did not record much on Sundays until around early 2005 when the Nickelodeon "Snick" weekend block of shows was extended to include both Saturday and Sunday nights. The closest recording to September 15 is September 27. I have both an Amanda Show rerun with musical guest Vitamin C and a premiere episode of the Spa Day episode of the What I Like About You show.

just to add why: i had never heard of this show before and genuinely found it funny and interesting. and the ads! what a time machine. the mcgriddles ad especially. this channel is an archival delight

2010

I would love to upload complete episodes of other WB Network shows but they are available in amazing visual quality on steaming services. For whatever reason the Run Of The House show has yet to be given a proper streaming service treatment, if ever. This is one of a few WB Network shows that I recorded. My sisters configured our TiVo DVR to record all programs with specified actors. This included the actresses Amanda Bynes of Nickelodeon fame and Margo Harshman of Disney Channel's Even Stevens show fame. The Run Of The House show was fun to watch. Actor Joey Lawrence was already a well known actor and I remember his acting on the Blossom and Brotherly Love shows. Actor Kyle Howard is hilarious. I do plan to upload more Run Of The House episodes with the original commercials and promos. I actually jumped ahead of myself because I still have a lot of WB Network content from March to September of 2003 that I have not uploaded yet.

@@renegonzalez6755 OK cool, did you ever watch "The Help"? I remember that show fondly and wished it lasted longer-it featured Tori Spelling and Megan Fox before she became famous(she was also on seasons 2 and 3 of Hope and Faith).

@@renegonzalez6755omg thank you for posting full episodes !!! You should definitely post original content with commercials from The WB, you can even make a Patreon account and have monthly plans etc with requests I’m sure ppl would subscribe

Thank you for your comment and greetings from California. I discovered the LSDudes band thanks to the 10Eastern website which archives user generated browser app based pixel art. As someone who was born in 1982 I understand the nostalgia, video game influence and experimental electronic music influence. As for the lyrics they are fun and remind me of simpler times before social media and internet streaming services. I can honestly say that some songs make me feel "high as a kite." Something about the drum beats and wavering high pitch melodies. I know that music can make one release natural endorphins.

Thank you for your comment. Dustin Hoffman is a flexible actor regarding the roles that he played throughout his career. The Tootsie film was broadcast on television very often durin the 90s where I live in the Bay area of California where I happen to live. Some of the networks that broadcast this film included KICU-TV Action 36 and KBHK-TV 44. I fist watched this film during my Middle School years and I found the character Dorothy Michaels to be very lovable, respectful and an advocate for good values. I might be wrong but I suspect that Dustin Hoffman found inspiration from the sitcom actresses of the Golden Girls and Maude shows.

This particular promo seems to be shortened rerun promo becausd it was aired on March 07 of 2003 which was about 4 months after the original November 08, 2002 premiere airing of the Season 7 "Witch Way Out" episode. My guess is that new episodes were being released less frequently because they weren't being produced as frequently. The WB Network could have simply broadcast Sabrina reruns without promos but it was one of their most popular shows. The Goo Goo Dolls band was very popular at the time. I love the Nickelodeon Network and I still remember the songs that The Goo Goo Dolls performed during the 2000 Kids' Choice Awards. Melissa got married in July of 2003 which was 3 months after the final episode aired. A 7 season run is a big milestone for any show in general. Audiences absolutely loved this show which was based on the 1996 film with the same name.

@@renegonzalez6755 2003 was around the time I started watching the show so that March broadcast may have been the rerun of that episode that I saw back in the day.

@@jadedheartsz I remember watching the VH1 documentary regarding Melissa's use of drugs during the production of the show. As a viewer of the show I had no idea this was going on. I might be wrong but I believe that Melissa's marriage helped improve her life. It might have even saved her. I recently learned that actor Macaulay Culkin got married to Disney actress Brenda Song. Many fans of these two actors believe that Brenda saved Macaulay. Having a child can also improve one's life. I have seen this in my own family. Things including addiction and bad habits disappear after one has a child.

@@renegonzalez6755 Melissa did drugs? holy shit this is the first i'm hearing of it(didn't have cable growing up so didn't get to see much VH1 and had no idea such a documentary existed)mind blown.

The way that this promo was edited is a bit deceiving. In my opinion what really matters regarding this episode is the fact that drug use is being discussed. It is easy to fall prey to drugs no matter what one's social status or wealth class. Some of the most beloved shows discussed this topic. The Roseanne, Growing Pains, Ghostwriter and Boy Meets World shows come to mind.

Me alegra que te gusten. No puedo comentar mucho porque no he estado en Tepatitlán desde 1982, cuando tenía 2 años y me mudé a California. Reconozco mis raíces y uso bigote, aunque en el lugar donde vivo se considera anticuado. Aquí los edificios, las calles, las tiendas y los centros de eventos han cambiado mucho desde principios de los 90. Encuentro cierto consuelo en las cosas que permanecen inalteradas. Si se me permite preguntar, ¿cómo ha cambiado Tepatitlán?

@@renegonzalez6755 Tepatitlán sigue igual de hermoso lo básico ahí está ha llegado mucho modernidad que a la vez desplaza lo clásico no falta que con permisos chuecos destruyen el patrimonio cultural de la humanidad que son esas casonas antiguas coloniales

I agree. The Legend of Zelda franchise as a whole is underrated. It really should have its own film trilogy adaptations. The folklore, mythology and magic is amazing and the storylines are book worthy.

@@renegonzalez6755 never been a big Zelda fan myself TBH(the new games and their BS weapon breaking nonsense can go screw themselves)but I do remember some other video game ads on WB. I remember seeing ads for Frogger the Great Quest somewhere, it might've been on WB, not 100% sure. I can't find ads for that game anywhere online so if you've got one for it definitely let me know.

@@jadedheartsz I will. I was born in 1982 so my first introduction to the Legend of Zelda franchise was the 1987 NES release. The second installment (The Adventures of Link) was really good regarding graphics, soundscore and challenging gameplay. The former WB Network's nighttime programming was mostly taylored for teenagers and young adults. Advertising video games was genius.

@@renegonzalez6755 I was born in 1990 and didn't get into Nintendo until like 2001, I was always more of a Sonic the Hedgehog kid. Curious if any Sonic games were advertised on The WB.

I also wish I knew what the former WB Network's announcer name was as well. I recently learned what the former KBHK TV 44 announcer's name was Darwin Gillette. The voices of television announcers becomes part of our memories and I love that. KBHK changed to UPN (United Paramount Network) which then joined with The WB (Warner Brothers Network) and is currently known as The CW Network. Wonderful history. 😁

@@renegonzalez6755 Hal Douglas also did a lot of WB promos he was so great.

@@jadedheartsz Thank you for sharing that. I have been losing the drive to continue uploading old WB Network content. I'm at a point where I feel like I need to finish what I started. Nickelodeon and Disney Channel content is what gives me the most joy but the former WB Network deserves to be celebrated as well. I remember it was heavily advertised on the radio, billboards and public transportation. I love the fact that they chose the "Frog" as a mascot and not Bugs Bunny which already had and continues to have a huge fan base.

@@renegonzalez6755 I read the book "Series Finale" about the rise and fall of The WB and UPN and apparently the main factor behind choosing Michigan J Frog and not Bugs was they were concerned that WB might not like the bunny being the mascot for a network that featured not-so-family-friendly shows like The Wayans Bros, they went with Michigan J Frog(with Chuck Jones permission)as he was iconic but hadn't really been used much so he was perfect for the network.

@@jadedheartsz I am currently skimming through what I plan to upload in the next 6 months and my heart feels swollen. I have promos for the Charmed and Greetings From Tucson show which featured actors who have left us too soon. I am loosing track on how many Pepsi Smash music event promos were aired. So far I am noticing about 20 and I probably have more.

Believe it or not this was the way that the end credits were broadcast. There were many errors made around this time in the year 2003 including muted sections and visible editing markers.

@@renegonzalez6755 When are you gonna reupload the same video you've already posted so I can see that TRP Tollin/Robbins Productions logo and the Nickelodeon Radishes logo with the buzzing sound from that All That SSC's Split-Screen Credits in Saturday March 23, 2002. I'm here for your support. You know what I'm talking about.

@@ayomideakinsuyi9476 I have been wanting to reply to your comment but I'm afraid that I have nothing nice to say. Just let it be.