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In 1993, ''Legends of the Hidden Temple'' hit Nickelodeon airwaves and has since been widely considered to be one of their best game shows. The show aired it's final episode on September 1, 1995 and was reran on Nickelodeon until August 23, 1999 and continued to be reran on Nick Gas (Nickelodeon Games And Sports For Kids) from the channel's launch in 1999 until it shut down on December 31, 2007 (April 23, 2009 for Dish providers) and again on TeenNick's late night programming block "The 90's Are All That" until the block
In 1993, ''Legends of the Hidden Temple'' hit Nickelodeon airwaves and has since been widely considered to be one of their best game shows. The show aired it's final episode on September 1, 1995 and was reran on Nickelodeon until August 23, 1999 and continued to be reran on Nick Gas (Nickelodeon Games And Sports For Kids) from the channel's launch in 1999 until it shut down on December 31, 2007 (April 23, 2009 for Dish providers) and again on TeenNick's late night programming block "The 90's Are All That" until the block
was renamed "The Splat" in October 2015.<ref>https://variety.com/2015/tv/news/nickelodeon-splat-1990s-tv-1201601411/</ref> A revival of the show is currently in production at The CW and is set to air in 2021.<ref>https://collider.com/the-cw-schedule-2021-2022-new-shows-returning-shows/</ref> While no aired episodes are missing, there was '''a Temple Run (or possibly an entire episode) that never aired at all'''.
was renamed "The Splat" in October 2015.<ref>https://variety.com/2015/tv/news/nickelodeon-splat-1990s-tv-1201601411/</ref> In 2021, a revival of the show was put into production at The CW, which aired from 2021 to 2022.<ref>https://collider.com/the-cw-schedule-2021-2022-new-shows-returning-shows/</ref> While no aired episodes are missing, there was '''a Temple Run (or possibly an entire episode) that never aired at all'''.


According to host Kirk Fogg on the web series ''The Garage Show with Jeff Sutphen''; <blockquote>"There was a female contestant in the temple; the episode, season and team weren't specified. She had been having a meltdown in, ironically, the Pit of Despair. The cameras were still rolling. However, she eventually vomited everywhere, and they had to stop to re-record after everything was cleaned up."<ref>[http://www.thegarageshowwithjeff.com/episodes.html ''The Garage Show with Jeff Sutphen'' website with the Kirk Fogg video.] Retrieved 15 Mar '16</ref></blockquote>
According to host Kirk Fogg on the web series ''The Garage Show with Jeff Sutphen''; <blockquote>"There was a female contestant in the temple; the episode, season and team weren't specified. She had been having a meltdown in, ironically, the Pit of Despair. The cameras were still rolling. However, she eventually vomited everywhere, and they had to stop to re-record after everything was cleaned up."<ref>[http://www.thegarageshowwithjeff.com/episodes.html ''The Garage Show with Jeff Sutphen'' website with the Kirk Fogg video.] Retrieved 15 Mar '16</ref></blockquote>
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*[[A Very Aggressive Vegetable (found Nickelodeon Australia animated short series; 1998)]]
*[[A Very Aggressive Vegetable (found Nickelodeon Australia animated short series; 1998)]]


===Bumpers and Promos===
=== Bumpers and Promos===
*[[101% Whizbang! with Henry & June (partially found Nickelodeon channel block; 1999)]]
*[[101% Whizbang! with Henry & June (partially found Nickelodeon channel block; 1999)]]
*[[Blood and Guts (partially found Nickelodeon bumpers; 2000s)]]
*[[Blood and Guts (partially found Nickelodeon bumpers; 2000s)]]
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*[[SpongeBob's Nicktoon Summer Splash (partially lost bumpers from Nickelodeon channel block; 2000-2001)]]
*[[SpongeBob's Nicktoon Summer Splash (partially lost bumpers from Nickelodeon channel block; 2000-2001)]]


===Films===
===Films===  
*[[Aaahh!!! Real Monsters (non-existent Nickelodeon TV film; 1998)]]
*[[Aaahh!!! Real Monsters (non-existent Nickelodeon TV film; 1998)]]
*[[Cry Baby Lane (found Nickelodeon TV horror film; 2000)]]
*[[Cry Baby Lane (found Nickelodeon TV horror film; 2000)]]
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*[[Video Comics (partially found inaugural Nickelodeon series; 1979-1981)]]
*[[Video Comics (partially found inaugural Nickelodeon series; 1979-1981)]]


===Live Action===
===Live Action ===
*[[The Adventures of Pete & Pete (partially found original versions of episodes of Nickelodeon live-action comedy series; 1991-1993)]]
*[[The Adventures of Pete & Pete (partially found original versions of episodes of Nickelodeon live-action comedy series; 1991-1993)]]
*[[All That (partially lost Nickelodeon sketch comedy series; 1994-2005)]]
*[[All That (partially lost Nickelodeon sketch comedy series; 1994-2005)]]
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*[[Vic's Vacant Lot (partially found ESPN/Nickelodeon sports series; 1982-1985)]]
*[[Vic's Vacant Lot (partially found ESPN/Nickelodeon sports series; 1982-1985)]]


===Pilots===
===Pilots===  
*[[Aaahh!!! Real Monsters (partially found pitch pilot of Nickelodeon animated series; early 1990s)]]
*[[Aaahh!!! Real Monsters (partially found pitch pilot of Nickelodeon animated series; early 1990s)]]
*[[The Adventures of Johnny Quasar (found prototype "Jimmy Neutron" animated shorts; 1995-1997)]]
*[[The Adventures of Johnny Quasar (found prototype "Jimmy Neutron" animated shorts; 1995-1997)]]

Revision as of 12:58, 6 January 2024

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The logo that was used throughout the run of the series.

Status: Lost

In 1993, Legends of the Hidden Temple hit Nickelodeon airwaves and has since been widely considered to be one of their best game shows. The show aired it's final episode on September 1, 1995 and was reran on Nickelodeon until August 23, 1999 and continued to be reran on Nick Gas (Nickelodeon Games And Sports For Kids) from the channel's launch in 1999 until it shut down on December 31, 2007 (April 23, 2009 for Dish providers) and again on TeenNick's late night programming block "The 90's Are All That" until the block was renamed "The Splat" in October 2015.[1] In 2021, a revival of the show was put into production at The CW, which aired from 2021 to 2022.[2] While no aired episodes are missing, there was a Temple Run (or possibly an entire episode) that never aired at all.

According to host Kirk Fogg on the web series The Garage Show with Jeff Sutphen;

"There was a female contestant in the temple; the episode, season and team weren't specified. She had been having a meltdown in, ironically, the Pit of Despair. The cameras were still rolling. However, she eventually vomited everywhere, and they had to stop to re-record after everything was cleaned up."[3]

No one knows why it happened. However, it is possible she was overly tired as Temple Runs would be recorded during the nighttime hours.[4]

There isn't much more information on this than what's already been stated, but despite the slim chance of it still existing, it can be easily assumed that this was confiscated due to the fact the take couldn't be used.

See Also

Legends of the Hidden Temple

Anthology and Short Series

Bumpers and Promos

Films

Game Shows

Inaugural Series

Live Action

Pilots

Other

External Links

References

  1. ↑ https://variety.com/2015/tv/news/nickelodeon-splat-1990s-tv-1201601411/
  2. ↑ https://collider.com/the-cw-schedule-2021-2022-new-shows-returning-shows/
  3. ↑ The Garage Show with Jeff Sutphen website with the Kirk Fogg video. Retrieved 15 Mar '16
  4. ↑ https://nickelodeon.fandom.com/wiki/Legends_of_the_Hidden_Temple#Behind_the_Scenes
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