Between March 2000 and the early 2010s, Nickelodeon has used numerous split-screen (or crunch) credits at the end of programs instead of normal end credits. The main purpose is to show promotional advertisements while credits are running. Prior to …

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Special thanks to CineHoarder for the footage!Includes rare split-screen credits for Jimmy Neutron and Rugrats.

Nick had a lot of Nicktoons at the time and each one was encoded with its own split-screen credits, and since the two companies that made the most Nicktoons were Klasky-Csupo and Frederator, Nick accidentally used the Season 2 episode credits template and applied it to a Rugrats episode, thus tacking on Klasky-Csupo's infamous "Splaat" logo and ...

Starting in September 2003, split-screen credits were integrated into the Nick Jr. block's programming. The designs were initially adopted from Nickelodeon's split-screen credits designs from September 2000, while still retaining the Nick Jr. …

Starting in May 2007, split-screen credits were integrated into Nicktoons programming. Edited credits with a 30-second promo next to it. The designs were initially adopted from Nickelodeon's split-screen credits designs from June/September …

2000年11月18日 · A short collection of end credits promos that aired on Nickelodeon on November 18 2000, originally recorded by Youtube user Evan's Media Archive. They are: - Nick News 200th Episode promo (after Spongebob Squarepants) - Pelswick promo (after Catdog)