It's literally the last show of my childhood I'm saying goodbye to! Then I pretty much have no reason to watch Nick. I might just revert back to Nick at Nite, TeenNick, and The X Factor.
All jokes aside, this show was one of the last shows I ever watched on Nick. It's sad for this to go. I will be watching the final episode. Great show and it's pretty funny too.
She was great on Josh and Drake along with Jerry Trainor who was crazy steve(might shock some people).
I am glad she had a great run on Nickelodoen, and I know her career will continue to grow.
I pray she doesn't go all Hollywood, cause she has a great head on her shoulder...
Ok now Marvin Marvin seems to be a rip-off of the Journey of Allen Strange. The series follows the story of a young Xelan alien (Arjay Smith) who is stranded on Earth, and meets up with a young girl Robbie Stevenson (Erin J. Dean), her younger brother Josh (Shane Sweet), and their father Ken. This family eventually adopts him, giving him the name "Allen Strange". He has extraordinary powers, including the ability to turn into his alien form, which allows him to hover. He uses his abilities to bring a mannequin in a sporting goods store to life; this "animated mannequin" poses as his Earth father, Manfred, for events like parent-teacher conferences. He also possesses extremely high intelligence and can read incredibly fast by simply placing his hand on the cover of a book. He has an affinity for canned cheese, and lives in the family's attic in a strange alien cocoon.[3]
Allen states he has "chosen" to be African-American when confronted with the task of blending in with society. His naivety on the subject (bringing in plain black posterboards for his Black History Month presentation) sparked a Black History Month episode, featuring him learning information about slavery and The Civil Rights Movement.
I'll be sure to watch this.
