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'''''Generation Gap''''' is a lost game show pilot that was never picked up for a full series by Nickelodeon. The pilot was taped at Nickelodeon Studios at Universal Studios in Orlando, Florida sometime in the early 1990's. It is unknown why it was not greenlit by Nickelodeon.
'''''Generation Gap''''' is a lost game show pilot that was never picked up for a complete series by Nickelodeon. The pilot was taped at Nickelodeon Studios at Universal Studios in Orlando, Florida sometime in the early 1990s. It is unknown why Nickelodeon did not greenlight it.


==History==
==History==
Nickelodeon Studios in Orlando, Florida opened in 1990, serving dual purpose as an attraction and a working studio. The building had two working film studios, often utilized to film game shows<ref>[https://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/os-xpm-1990-02-01-9002013135-story.html An article on the history of Nickelodeon Studios.] Retrieved 3 Dec ‘22</ref>. Several famous Nickelodeon game shows were filmed throughout the studio’s years, as well as several pilots.
Nickelodeon Studios in Orlando, Florida opened in 1990, serving dual purposes as an attraction and a working studio. The building had two working film studios, often utilized to film game shows<ref>[https://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/os-xpm-1990-02-01-9002013135-story.html An article on the history of Nickelodeon Studios.] Retrieved 3 Dec ‘22</ref>. Several famous Nickelodeon game shows were filmed throughout the studio’s years, as well as several pilots.


A 5-minute compilation video was created by former crew members of Nickelodeon Studios for its 10 year anniversary in 2000. This compilation features clips from many shows, someone of which have remained lost or obscure. The only known footage of ''Generation Gap'' online is in this compilation. There are around 5 seconds of the pilot, but without the original audio<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JwRGRHSYvDg "Best of NSF in Orlando, Florida" on YouTube.] Retrieved 14 Mar '18.</ref>. There is very little information about this pilot available otherwise, and whether or not Nickelodeon still has the footage remains unconfirmed.  
A 5-minute compilation video was created by former crew members of Nickelodeon Studios for its ten-year anniversary in 2000. This compilation features clips from many shows, some of which have remained lost or obscure. The only known footage of ''Generation Gap'' online is in this compilation. There are around 5 seconds of the pilot, but without the original audio<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JwRGRHSYvDg "Best of NSF in Orlando, Florida" on YouTube.] Retrieved 14 Mar '18.</ref>. There is very little information about this pilot, and whether or not Nickelodeon still has the footage remains unconfirmed.
 
It is unknown what the premise of ''Generation Gap'' was, though it can be inferred by the name and brief snippet that parents/grandparents would compete against kids. It is likely that the teams would answer trivia questions that spanned generations. As seen in the video snippet, contestants would be slimed if they answered incorrectly.


==Gallery==
==Gallery==

Revision as of 18:49, 6 December 2022

Generation Gap 1.jpg

A screenshot of two contestants on the program

Status: Partially Found

Generation Gap is a lost game show pilot that was never picked up for a complete series by Nickelodeon. The pilot was taped at Nickelodeon Studios at Universal Studios in Orlando, Florida sometime in the early 1990s. It is unknown why Nickelodeon did not greenlight it.

History

Nickelodeon Studios in Orlando, Florida opened in 1990, serving dual purposes as an attraction and a working studio. The building had two working film studios, often utilized to film game shows[1]. Several famous Nickelodeon game shows were filmed throughout the studio’s years, as well as several pilots.

A 5-minute compilation video was created by former crew members of Nickelodeon Studios for its ten-year anniversary in 2000. This compilation features clips from many shows, some of which have remained lost or obscure. The only known footage of Generation Gap online is in this compilation. There are around 5 seconds of the pilot, but without the original audio[2]. There is very little information about this pilot, and whether or not Nickelodeon still has the footage remains unconfirmed.

It is unknown what the premise of Generation Gap was, though it can be inferred by the name and brief snippet that parents/grandparents would compete against kids. It is likely that the teams would answer trivia questions that spanned generations. As seen in the video snippet, contestants would be slimed if they answered incorrectly.

Gallery

Second screenshot, taken from the Best of Nickelodeon Studios video.

Reference