TeenNick has long been a destination for tweens and young teens with lots of quality programming aimed specifically at them. Like most Nickelodeon channels, it’s fairly easy to watch without cable. Read on to learn all your options.
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- Philo: Super inexpensive live TV streaming service with 7-day free trial.
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TeenNick is the Nickelodeon channel that specializes in the kind of live-action shows that kids love but make grown-ups cringe. The storylines are full of bumbling adults that need advice/rescue from their younger co-stars. These are the shows we are sure are punishment for having inflicted Full House, Family Matters, and Step by Step on our own parents a generation ago.
So here we go into the world of iCarly and Henry Danger…
What Is TeenNick
TeenNick started out as two programming blocks: TEENick on Nickelodeon and The N on Noggin. In 2009, Nick reorganized, rebranding Noggin as Nick Jr and combining TEENick’s and The N’s more mature content into TeenNick.
It premiered its first original series, Gigantic, in 2010, which only ran for a few months. Later first-run series were mostly Nickelodeon rejects such as Hollywood Heights and Star Falls or shows from international Nick channels that were only being aired in the US due to contract requirements such as Life with Boys and H2O: Just Add Water.
Today TeenNick is more of a concept or brand than a channel. The TeenNick website lists about a dozen popular Nick shows aimed at 9- to 14-year-olds which have run on TeenNick at some point since its launch. These include iCarly, Victorious, and their spin-off Sam & Cat.
Like NickToons, the newest and most popular content has moved to streaming-only platforms. The new iCarly show is a Paramount+ exclusive. Hunter Street moved to Hulu after three seasons on Nick and TeenNick.
TeenNick’s main competitor is Disney XD, which is aimed at a similar demographic. Nickelodeon and The Disney Channel carry content for all ages, including tweens and teens, as do Cartoon Network and Boomerang. NickMusic isn’t widely carried, but has popular music videos by kids, for kids.
TeenNick Programming
Current programs being rerun on TeenNick:
- The Thundermans: A family tries to live ordinary lives despite their superpowers.
- Henry Danger: Not to be confused with The Thundermans despite sharing a superhero theme, a famous superhero’s new sidekick Henry tries to keep his new gig as “Kid Danger” a secret from his family and friends.
- iCarly: Ordinary teen girl Carly and her friends become internet stars overnight, and need to overcome the trials and travails that fame brings.
- Danger Force: A spin-off of Henry Danger, Captain Man recruits four new superheroes to train.
- Warped!: A comic book geek partners with the new hire at his comics store to create the latest graphic novel sensation.
- TeenNick Top 10: This Nick Cannon-hosted top ten music video countdown ran from 2012 to 2018. A staple on the network, this show was the last TeenNick-exclusive show.
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Stream TeenNick
Most services carry TeenNick. The challenge is finding it, because most services relegate TeenNick (and NickToons, and NickMusic, if they even carry it) to an upper-tier or add-on, meaning you’ll probably have to shell out a few extra bucks for it.
FuboTV
FuboTV was started — and is still primarily known — as a service for international sports fans. But it’s branched out from its roots in a big way. Currently, the base package is the Pro plan, which features over 110 channels for $79.99/mo, plus 1000 hours of cloud DVR, local networks, 4K UHD where available, and streaming on up to 10 devices at a time.
To get TeenNick (and NickToons and NickMusic) you’ll have to pony up for the fubo Extra add-on ($7.99/mo). Or you can just get the 170+ channel Elite plan for $89.99/mo.
Get complete information in our FuboTV review.
Philo
Philo goes the opposite direction from Hulu and Fubo and gives you over 60 channels for $25/mo. You won’t find Disney, USA Network, Cartoon Network, any local channels (ABC, CBS, Fox, NBC), sports channels, or 24-hour news networks (CNN, Fox News, MSNBC). You will find a dozen Paramount Global (formerly ViacomCBS) channels, including all the Nick networks except NickMusic (but it does offer MTV, VH1, and other music channels. Is it enough? You decide.
The plan also includes unlimited cloud DVR and streaming on up to 3 devices at once. For more information, see our Philo review.
Sling TV
Sling TV compartmentalizes most of its channels, so the base packages, with 30-50 channels, only cost $40.00/mo. You can choose between the Disneyfied Sling Orange or the NBC/Fox-centric Sling Blue. (Note that Orange can only stream to one device at a time whereas Blue can stream to three.) Or you can forget this whole decision thing and get both for $55.00/mo.
Sling carries Nick Jr in its base packages. To get NickToons and TeenNick, you need to add Kids Extra for an extra $6/mo add-on. Sadly, Sling TV does not offer the base Nickelodeon channel at all.
Its base plans include 50 hours of cloud DVR storage. See our Sling TV review for more.
DIRECTV STREAM
DIRECTV STREAM (formerly AT&T TV) bucks the trend by putting Nick Jr in a higher tier plan and TeenNick in its base-level Entertainment Package. This package is $79.99/mo and provides roughly 80 channels including all the local network affiliates.
All plans come with unlimited cloud DVR storage and streaming on unlimited screens at a time (and 3 away from home). Get all the details in our DIRECTV STREAM review.
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Hulu + Live TV
Hulu + Live TV is another one that, like Fubo, doesn’t provide TeenNick and NickToons in its base plan. They both come with the Entertainment Add-On for $7.99/mo on top of the $76.99/mo for the base package. On the plus side, you get Hulu’s 85+ live TV channels, the outstanding Hulu on-demand library, Disney+, and ESPN+. It’s a great general entertainment package.
The base plan includes unlimited cloud DVR (9 month storage) and streaming on up to two devices. See our Hulu + Live TV review for details.
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Vidgo
While you have to spring for the $84.99/mo Premium plan to get NickMusic, fortunately for you and your wallet, TeenNick and NickToons is in the $69.99/mo Plus package. Vidgo also has a higher-than-average number of networks with programming for the whole family, like classic Westerns, eighties sitcoms, and wholesome movies from Hallmark.
Vidgo allows you to watch on up to 3 devices at once. See our Vidgo review for details.
YouTube TV
YouTube TV offers TeenNick in its base plan of 85+ live TV channels for $72.99/mo.
Devices to Live Stream TeenNick
All the services we’ve discussed above allow you to use the most popular streaming devices in use today:
- Amazon Fire TV
- Android mobile
- Apple TV
- Chromecast
- iOS (iPhone,iPad)
- Roku
- Web browsers.
This is also true of Android TV devices (exception: DIRECTV STREAM. And Samsung smart TVs (exceptions: Philo and Vidgo). Fubo, Sling, Hulu, and YouTube support Xbox units. Hulu and YouTube allow you to use PlayStation units. And Hulu supports the Nintendo Switch.
For all the details, see our streaming reviews.
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Today’s TeenNick Schedule
Here is today’s schedule in Eastern Time:
| The Loud House – Attention Deficit; Out on a Limo Lincoln begins spending time at Clyde's house when Clyde's fathers give him more attention than he gets at home; when Lincoln wins a ride in a limo, he begins to change after getting a taste of the good life. | |
| The Loud House – Really Loud Music Hoping to win a songwriting contest, Luna contemplates whether she should go with a song that's true to her sound or try to make something that the whole world will love. | |
| The Loud House – Lincoln Loud: Girl Guru; Come Sale Away Lincoln and Clyde must start a business for a class assignment, so they decide to sell Lincoln's girl expertise; the children are determined to out-sell each other at the Loud family's annual garage sale. | |
| The Loud House – Legends; Mall of Duty Dad and Lincoln get on "Legends of the Hidden Temple" and cannot wait to for a whole day of father-and-son bonding; Lincoln wants to go to the mall but has to watch his younger sisters, so he decides to take them to the mall. | |
| The Loud House – Lock 'N Loud; The Whole Picture When Dad gets upset with the children for never locking the front door, they decide to take home security to the next level; when Lincoln accidentally erases his childhood photos, he and Clyde attempt to recreate them before his memory fades. | |
| The Loud House – Hiccups and Downs; The Loathe Boat Luna needs to get rid of a nasty case of the hiccups before a big rock competition; the Morticians Club plans Bertrand's escape from the cruise ship his parents work on. | |
| The Loud House – Cat-astrophe; Prize Fighter The McBrides plan a birthday party for Nana Gayle; Lola worries she's a washed-up pageant star. | |
| The Loud House – Bummer Camp; Sleepstakes When Gramps struggles to run Camp Mastadon, the kids come to his rescue; the Loud kids help Lana get over her fear of sleepovers. | |
| The Loud House – Time Trap! When the kids break Mom and Dad's priceless vase, they decide the only thing to do is go back in time to their wedding day and prevent them from ever receiving it. | |
| The Loud House – Fed Up; Shell Shock Tired of monotonous meals, the children make a plan to sabotage dinner so they can have pizza; Lincoln and Ronnie Anne have to take care of an egg baby, but Lincoln does not trust her with the fragile egg. | |
| The Loud House – Power Play With the Casagrandes; Room for Improvement With the Casagrandes When a high utility bill threatens Hector and Rosa's annual trip, Ronnie Anne spearheads an effort to lower usage; desperate for their own space, Ronnie Anne and Sid find a hidden room and try to keep it from the other tenants. | |
| The Loud House – Roll Model With the Casagrandes; No Show With the Casagrandes When Carl witnesses Ronnie Anne save a dog, he becomes obsessed with being just like his newfound hero; Ronnie Anne secretly starts watching her family's favorite telenovela after refusing to watch it with them. | |
| The Fairly OddParents – Chin Up; Dog's Day Afternoon Timmy causes trouble for his favorite comic book hero, the Crimson Chin; Timmy's switches places with Vicky's dog. | |
| The Fairly OddParents – Action Packed; Smarty Pants Timmy wishes his life was like an action movie; Timmy turns into a genius just in time to take a test. | |
| The Fairly OddParents – Totally Spaced Out; The Switch Glitch Nasty Vicky has magic on her side and revenge on her mind; Timmy wishes for a reset button for his life so he can get do-overs. | |
| The Fairly OddParents – Boy Toy; Inspection Detection Timmy wishes himself doll-sized for an adventure with his action figure; Timmy's parents suspect he is shoplifting. | |
| Fairly OddParents: A New Wish – Fly, Part 1 & 2 Little Hazel Wells finds it difficult to adjust to her new life, with her brother not around; when she tries to run away from home, she finds out her weird neighbors, Cosmo and Wanda, are fairy godparents in disguise. | |
| The Fairly OddParents – Spaced Out; TransParents Timmy wishes for an authentic-looking alien, who ends up falling in love with Vicky; Timmy finds an enemy in Mr. Crocker. | |
| The Fairly OddParents – Knighty Knight; Mighty Mom and Dyno Dad A dragon abducts Vicky when Timmy and his friends visit the Middle Ages; Timmy's parents become superheroes. | |
| The Fairly OddParents – The Boys in the Band; Hex Games Vicky kidnaps a teen singing sensation; Timmy challenges Vicky for the title of Queen of the Skatepark. | |
| The Fairly OddParents – Fairy Fairy Quite Contrary; Nectar of the Odds Timmy realizes he is not the only one with fairy godparents; Timmy opens a lemonade stand. | |
| The Fairly OddParents – The Big Problem; Power Mad Timmy wishes he were an adult; Cosmo and Wanda create a video game that Timmy can go inside and experience first hand. | |
| Fairly OddParents: A New Wish – Fly, Part 1 & 2 Little Hazel Wells finds it difficult to adjust to her new life, with her brother not around; when she tries to run away from home, she finds out her weird neighbors, Cosmo and Wanda, are fairy godparents in disguise. | |
| The Fairly OddParents – Information Stupor Highway Timmy writes Trixie an email asking her to go to the school dance, but Cosmo and Timmy's parents add their own terrible improvements and send it. Timmy must then venture into the Internet to prevent the email from reaching Trixie's computer. | |
| The Fairly OddParents – Cosmo Con; Wanda's Day Off Cosmo is chosen to be the host of the secret fairy convention; Timmy sends Wanda to a spa for a day off. | |
| The Fairly OddParents – Odd Jobs; Movie Magic Timmy wishes his father had a cooler job; Timmy enters the Dimm-a-dance Film Festival to impress Trixie Tang. | |
| The Loud House – Dad Reputation; Dream a Lily Dream While playing in her dad's new band, Luna is worried about her reputation if her friends see her perform; Lisa discovers the only way to stop Lily's nightmares is to go inside her dreams and fight them herself. | |
| The Loud House – House Music; A Novel Idea Lincoln's family forms a band when he signs them up for a talent show; Lincoln's mother offers to take him to the dental office where she works while his sisters go to work with their father. | |
| The Loud House – Flip This Flip; Haunted House Call The Loud kids help Flip clean up his image to impress his middle school crush; when the Mortician's Club can't afford tickets to Casket Con, they decide to start a business to raise money. | |
| The Loud House – Camped! When Dad discovers that his childhood camp is closing, he decides to take the family for one final visit; they soon uncover a map that could lead to a treasure big enough to save the camp and prove the existence of an old camp legend. | |
| The Loud House – Can't Hardly Wait; A Mutt Above Lori takes a job as a waitress at Dad's restaurant, but it turns out that serving is harder than she anticipated; spurred on by a classmate's mocking about Charles, Lana decides to train him to compete in a local dog show. | |
| The Loud House – Kick the Bucket List; Party Down Lincoln and Clyde's spring break plans are put in jeopardy when they only have one day to complete their list; Lori throws a sophisticated party, but it backfires when her guests do not like what she has planned. | |
| The Loud House – No Laughing Matter; No Spoilers When Luan overhears her siblings complaining about her comedy, she decides to give it up; knowing Leni's history of spoiling surprises, the children decide not to tell her about their mother's upcoming party. | |
| The Loud House – Lori Days; In the Mick of Time Lori makes a surprise visit to the house when she feels like she's missing out on the family's inside jokes; after embellishing her friendship with Mick Swagger, Luna has to convince the star to play her high school dance. | |
| The Loud House – Yes Man; Friend or Faux The sisters enlist Lincoln, the "Master of Convincing," to teach them how to ask their parents for money; when Lisa's report card reveals that she has failed social skills, she must make a friend in order to bring up her grade. | |
| The Loud House – Much Ado About Noshing; Broadcast Blues Lynn's Table gets a bad review; the Action News Team must cater to Chandler's demands after he buys new equipment. | |
| The Loud House – Friends in Dry Places; Coupe Dreams While on a field trip, Lincoln worries that his friend group is splintering; to buy her dream car, Lori becomes a local ride-share driver. | |
| The Loud House – Diss the Cook; For Sale by Loner Lincoln is convinced the middle school lunch lady is holding a grudge against him and his older sisters; Mr. Grouse attempts to find some peace and quiet after moving away from the Louds. | |
| The Loud House – No Such Luck; Frog Wild The sisters think Lincoln is bad luck so they ban him from attending their activities; when Lincoln finds out his class is dissecting frogs, he and Lana embark on a mission to rescue them. | |
| The Loud House – Fam Scam; Farm to Unstable Embarrassed by her family, Lola pretends to be a McBride to impress her new sophisticated pageant friend; after realizing farm work with Liam is harder than they thought, Lincoln and the gang look for shortcuts. | |
| The Loud House – One of the Boys; A Tattler's Tale Lincoln wishes he had 10 brothers instead of 10 sisters, and Lisa gives him a glimpse into that reality; Lola wants to be a part of the siblings' secrets club, but her siblings are reluctant to let in a tattle tale. | |
| The Loud House – Net Gains; Pipe Dreams Lynn desperately wants to win a basketball championship but gets drafted onto a terrible team; Mom and Dad decide to build a secret bathroom after they become sick of waiting their turn in line. | |
| The Loud House – The Mad Scientist; Missed Connection Lisa gets invited to work at an institute and get away from her crazy family; Lori and Bobby worry that long-distance dating is causing them to lose their connection. | |
| SpongeBob SquarePants – Your Shoe's Untied; Squid's Day Off Patrick and SpongeBob learn to tie their shoes; Squidward is in charge of the Krusty Krab. | |
| SpongeBob SquarePants – Bubblestand; Ripped Pants SpongeBob blows bubbles; SpongeBob accidentally rips his pants while trying to impress Sandy Cheeks at Mussel Beach. | |
| SpongeBob SquarePants – MuscleBob BuffPants; Squidward, the Unfriendly Ghost SpongeBob orders fake arms; Squidward pretends to be a ghost. | |
| SpongeBob SquarePants – Culture Shock; F.U.N. Squidward and SpongeBob plan a talent show; SpongeBob thinks Plankton is lonely. | |
| SpongeBob SquarePants – Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy; Pickles SpongeBob and Patrick visit a retirement home; SpongeBob loses his confidence. | |
| SpongeBob SquarePants – SB-129; Karate Choppers Squidward finds himself in the freezer; karate sparring wreaks havoc. | |
| SpongeBob SquarePants – Something Smells; Bossy Boots SpongeBob's breath smells after he eats sea onion ice cream; Mr. Krabs gives his daughter Pearl a job at Krusty Krab. | |
| SpongeBob SquarePants – Help Wanted; Reef Blowers; Tea at the Treedome SpongeBob applies for a job as a fry cook at Krusty Krab; Squidward's lawn; SpongeBob meets Sandy Cheeks. | |
| SpongeBob SquarePants – Sleepy Time; Suds SpongeBob visits the dreams of others; SpongeBob comes down with the sniffles. | |
| SpongeBob SquarePants – Pizza Delivery; Home Sweet Pineapple SpongeBob and Squidward become stranded in the desert while delivering a pizza; SpongeBob loses his pineapple home. | |
| The Loud House – Future Tense; Lynner Takes All After meeting an impressive family, the Loud parents worry that their children are not doing enough to ensure successful futures; tired of Lynn's poor sportsmanship during board games, the siblings decide to team up to take her down. |
Wrapping Up
To be totally honest, if the teen Nick shows are all you (or your kid(s)) are after, you should probably go with Philo (it’s the cheapest), or just sign up for Netflix and/or Paramount+.
But if you want more channels than that, it’s worth exploring the services above. These streaming services all bill month-to-month, with no commitments beyond that, and are usually cheaper and more flexible than traditional cable. Most of them have free trials, so you really have literally nothing to lose. C’mon, cut the cord — all the cool kids are doing it!
FAQs
Are there any TeenNick original/exclusive shows?
There have been TeenNick originals, though current new shows airing on TeenNick are shows that run on Nickelodeon first. Some shows, such as supernatural drama House of Anubis and teen soap Hollywood Heights, started out on Nickelodeon, then moved in a later season to TeenNick.
Very few shows were produced specifically and exclusively for TeenNick. And they did not last long. Aside from the TeenNick Top 10 mentioned above, there were:
- Gigantic: The ups and downs of the teen children of American movie stars. It lasted all of six months.
- The Nightlife: A dance-themed show hosted by Nick Cannon, Aaron Fresh, and Chloe Wang. It was canceled after less than a month.
How do I watch other family and kids channels?
See related channels below:
- All-Ages Kids
- Babies & Toddlers
- Preschoolers
- Tweens & Teens
- Family
- Animal Planet
- BYU TV
- Classic Reruns
- Cozi TV
- Dove Channel
- FETV
- Freeform
- Game Show Network
- getTV
- Great American Family
- Great American Faith & Living
- Hallmark Channel
- INSP
- National Geographic
- PixL
- UPtv
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