Craig Bartlett

Nickelodeon Animation Podcast

Nickelodeon

Tv & Film

4.2 • 966 Ratings

🗓️ 29 July 2016

⏱️ 44 minutes

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Summary

Craig Bartlett's legendary career in cartoons includes three of the most iconic kid shows ever: Pee Wee's Playhouse, Rugrats, and his very own, universally adored Hey Arnold! As he embarks on a new TV-movie adventure with Arnold and friends, Craig stops by the podcast to discuss his illustrious past, and the future of his beloved football-headed hero.

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0:00.0	Nick Nick Nick, Nick, Nick, Nick, Nick, Nix,
0:02.0	Nickelodeon!
0:05.0	From Nickelodeon Studios in Burbank, California,
0:10.0	this is the Nickelodeon Animation Podcast.
0:12.0	Hi guys, welcome to the podcast.
0:14.0	I'm your host Hector Navarro.
0:16.0	I'm so excited because today my guest is the creator of a show that so many of you listeners
0:21.0	demanded that we talk to because you've grown up with this
0:23.4	particular show and it has stayed with you. Hey Arnold first appeared in 1996 and it gave
0:29.1	us a show that was fresh and emotional and timeless. I have so many questions and who knows we might be able to get an exclusive on the new Hey Arnold the Jungle movie
0:37.0	which is premiering next year so guys don't worry
0:40.0	we were already always planning on talking to Craig Bartlett.
0:45.0	We're going to talk about some hey on on today. We're going to talk about lots of nice cartoons.
0:56.0	We've got our coffee and we're going to make a little music.
0:59.0	Craig Bartlett in the studio, ladies gentlemen. Let's make some magic baby, here we go. It's fun to play around.
1:06.7	It's fun.
1:07.7	Thanks so much for coming in and doing this, Craig. This is so cool.
1:10.0	Why do you think that the show, Hang Arnold has stayed with people, especially young people, as they grew up?
1:16.0	It's cool when you meet, let's call them the super fans, the people who are from 20 to 30 or something like that,
1:22.0	who grew up on the show and it was their favorite
1:24.1	show when they were a kid and now they're a working adult. We wrote the show
1:27.8	Arnold was nine. He was in fourth grade and he was nine so I always think of like the
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