Blasts from the PastChildhood may seem long ago, but don't worry. The Internet is here to remind you of everything you loved in your carefree halcyon days.
Over 400 Ranker voters have come together to rank this list of 12 TeenNick Shows You Totally Forgot About But Definitely Loved
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Vote up your favorite bygone live-action and animated series.
When you were a teenager, there was nothing better than watching your favorite TeenNick shows. But then you grew up and went to college or otherwise entered adulthood, and the old TeenNick TV shows just faded from your memory. Over the years, your tastes in music, movies, television and even people have probably changed. But thinking about all of those old TeenNick TV shows definitely brings back some memories.
TeenNick, which later became the N, was known for some really great programming. These shows weren’t just about your first crush and learning how to drive. Many of these shows took on very serious topics that many teens had to go through. From teen pregnancy and abortion to divorce and stepfamilies, the best shows on TeenNick made sure that the big problems of everyday life weren't ignored.
Of course, you remember the bigger shows like Degrassi,but what about the TeenNick shows you forgot about? The series that only lasted one or two seasons may not have been the most popular, but they were still fun to watch. Take a stroll down memory lane with these live-action and animated shows, and vote your favorites up to the top of the list.
Ginger was just trying to be popular. But this animated show wasn't afraid to get deep - as Ginger and her friends tried to get into the "in" crowd, they grew up with the show. The series ran from 2000-2006.
From 2004-2006, this animated show followed Abby, Harold, Kevin, and Beth, residents of O'Grady. Their lives were occasionally plagued by "The Weirdness," which caused crazy things to happen.
South of Nowhere (which aired from 2005-2008) followed the Carlin family as they struggled to adapt to life in L.A. This show tackled all sorts of issues, from racism to abortion to teen drinking. Spencer, the youngest daughter, even questioned her sexuality.
From 2006-2009, the surfing show Beyond the Break had teens dreaming of hitting the Hawaiian beach. The series told the stories of four professional female surfers, along with their dreamy love interests. Kim Kardashian even made an appearance on the show - she ended up getting her hair full of poi.
This reality show brought "queen bees" (AKA mean girls) under one roof. They essentially competed to be less hateful, and earned stars along the way. The show aired for one season in 2008.
