gallon of sweat, sitting in a giant bowl of chili, eating 1,000 toe nails, the cast member putting an entire scorpion in their mouth, the cast member being pecked by hungry chickens, or shaving their school principal's legs. During this era of SNICK, the SNICK line-ups went through some major transitions that included the phasing out of The Nick Cannon Show and Cousin Skeeter and the addition of a new show, Romeo!. September 2002–June 2003: 8PM All That 8:30PM The Nick Cannon Show 9PM The Amanda Show 9:30PM Cousin SkeeterFall 2003: 8PM All That 8:30PM Romeo! 9PM The Amanda Show 9:30PM The Amanda ShowDecember 2003–September 2004: 8PM All Grown Up! 8:30PM Romeo! 9PM All That 9:30PM The Amanda ShowSaturday Night Nickelodeon era and the end of SNICK On September 4, 2004, SNICK was quietly rebranded as Saturday Night Nickelodeon, featuring new bumpers created by design company Beehive that had an orange splat morphing into a show's character. However, the SNICK name was still used during live on-air segments. TEENick Saturday Night replaced SNICK for the 2004-2005 television season and onward. The TEENick block name was dropped in February 2009 in preparation for the launch of a separate channel named after the block, TeenNick. TeenNick launched in September 2009 and much of its programming was sourced from the original TEENick block. September 4, 2004–January 29, 2005: 8PM All Grown Up! 8:30PM Romeo! 9PM All That 9:30PM The Amanda ShowSNICK on The '90s Are All That In 2011, TeenNick would begin airing 1990s era Nickelodeon shows starting at 12:00 AM Eastern Time under the banner The '90s Are All That. All That and Kenan & Kel are the most prominent and consistent SNICK shows to get reruns. It was announced that the week of December 26, 2011 up until New Year's Eve that TeenNick would air classic SNICK lineups from each year of the 1990s, with a special marathon airing New Year's Eve, all with classic SNICK and Nickelodeon bumpers from the 1990s. On August 17, 2013, SNICK returned to The '90s Are All That, for its "SNICK-iversary", celebrating its 21st anniversary, reaching drinking age if it were a person. The original lineup was aired (Clarissa Explains It All, The Ren & Stimpy Show and Are You Afraid of the Dark?) with the exception of Roundhouse being replaced by All That. SNICK on NickSplat Since the block's 2011 resurgence, SNICK has returned