Nickelodeon brought Hey Arnold ... especially Arnold. But Helga had layers to her personality too. During one episode, she saw a therapist and shared a fact that made viewers root for her.

As a result, creepy Hey Arnold! episodes aren’t at all hard to find. From the episodes featuring mythic monsters and psychotic delusions to the just plain absurd characters, there are plenty to ...

On Oct. 16, 1996, Nickeloden aired "The Baseball," the second half of an episode of "Hey Arnold!," a cartoon whose main character had a football-shaped head. His best friend Gerald had a flat top ...

On a December night in 1996, “Hey Arnold!” fans tuned in to the beloved Nickelodeon kids show for what was a particularly heavy, emotion-driven episode. It depicted the 1975 fall of Saigon ...

Still, Arnold's hometown did have a name. It was just never spoken. Hey Arnold! ran for 100 episodes on Nickelodeon and is still considered a staple of many childhoods. Even today, decades ...

Nickelodeon's classic cartoon hasn't had a new season since 2004 — and while composer Jim Lang confirmed the studio has no plans to resurrect Hey Arnold!, Netflix is interested. Lang ...

Hey Arnold! was always one of the more realistic Nicktoons, and it is the show's realism that gives the Halloween episodes its scares. Helga and the rest of the gang are in real danger because of ...

It’s been two decades since Nickelodeon’s Hey ... retired Arnold then a bully who bullies the new Arnold. We completely ran with that and, actually, those are some of the scrapped episodes ...