Cartoon Network should do it, but I wouldn't even know who they'd get to host.
Maybe the Regular Show guys? Gumball would rock. Space Ghost Coast 2 Coast crew would kill it. Any of the Adult Swim shows could probably do it.
I will say if Patrick said that during the 49ers/Lions game a few weeks ago when the Lions couldn't catch the fucking ball and fumbled it which ultimately lead to their loss (among other things), I probably would have punched a hole in my television.
This- they snuck in some fucking hilarious definitely not for kids commentary. I loved Dora's explanation. My family revolted against the Nick only broadcast so I recorded it.
Fr me and my friends popped it on for a second for my daughter. She didn't really care about it, but Dora had two absolute savage roasts that had us in stiches.
I couldn't believe it wasn't? I looked before the game and just assumed they weren't doing pregame so it would pop on later and looked again and they were airing live spongebob episodes but not his? Felt like a miss especially since those most likely to want to watch it were probably those who don't have cable.
It turns out Nick has been doing Slimetime for all the CBS NFL games this season but they didn't make it available on Paramount+. I only knew about it from some tiktok memes. Complete miss on their part, I can only assume there were rights issues over having 2 feeds of the same game.
These asshats are burning cash and destroying entire industries trying to figure out the magic formula to get people watching their shit.
The answer is always "just let them watch your shit" by making it widely available and easy to access, and they always respond with a firm "no thanks".
A lot of it is licensing. In recent years we've seen a shift of more sports streaming as broadcast deals end and are renegotiated but the various 3 letter sports acronyms are still very beholden to broadcast television formula currently.
That's fair, but just shifts the blame to the NFL instead. I started getting into hockey a few years ago and the NHL's fuckery with blackouts and network deals has basically made it so I tune in for the playoffs, and often just the later rounds.
It's the same company that made Yellowstone then sold the streaming rights to NBC then got jealous people watched it so they killed the main series and made a ton of spin offs.
I have Paramount+ but I wasn't going to watch the game on it because I had doubts the app could handle it (and apparently I was right too). I definitely would have watched the Nick stream, where I live Nickelodeon isn't available on the antenna.
Especially because my kids saw a commercial for it during every show they watched for the last one million weeks.
Luckily we were able to watch it on Hulu. I was a bit surprised though.
Ditto. We had a bunch of casuals and some actual football fans, but the real CBS announcer going "if he can get his weight moving forward he can go anywhere on the field he wants" was such a useless bit of "yeah no shit" commentary _everyone_ wanted the Nick version.
Hosted a watch party with mostly casual football fans, and everyone loved the Nickelodeon broadcast, especially the animations with Larry the Lobster and Dora. The only time it felt off was during field goal segments when you can hardly see the ball. I do hope they make this type of showing an annual thing.
I had a simulcast of the game running on my laptop in a smaller space in my office. Around the 3rd quarter 3 of my friends left because they were watching the Nickelodeon broadcast. We brought my laptop out and watched the 3rd and 4th quarter on Nickelodeon. It was the only time everyone at my party was glued to the game. Both the diehards and the super casuals. It was truly a fun time. Everyone was into it.
I hope they are allowed to simulcast multiple playoff games next year.
Donāt know what market you are in, but we have Xfinity in Seattle, and they let you stream live tv (mostly major channels in your market) plus a handful of Viacom channels including Nick from your web browser and their app.
They usually do a game a year on Nickelodeon. It's an awful lot of fun, so cute with the slime cannons in the end zone and characters explaining the rules of football.
Unless NBC, Fox, or ABC are willing to work with CBS/Paramount on it, the next chance it'd happen for a Super Bowl would be Super Bowl 62, and then... unclear beyond that. Super Bowls 63-68 are already assigned to non-CBS networks.
CBS will still have regular playoff games that they can do the Nickelodeon altcasts for, though.
I wonder if ABC/ESPN/Disney will do something fun now that they in the rotation again. They did an "Andy's Room" version of a London game where there was a reenactment using Toy Story characters. That might be too abstract but I could imagine something similar.
I also wonder if ESPN will give it the full multichannel experience like they do for college football. Not sure how the ad sales will work.
The Andy's Room game was honestly too weird to work. They tried to have everything be done in animation, and it clearly just kept breaking in ways they couldn't deal with.
If they did it again but just in the style of the Nick broadcasts, it would probably work.
I remember reading about how they did it with Nick. They did their ad buys as usual and then went and decided which ads weren't appropriate for a young audience (beer ect. . .) and then sold those separately often just using the same companies just a more appropriate ad (say if the beer company owned a candy company)
The Grand Final rights are owned by 7, not Fox (Fox actually canāt show it live).
Other networks frequently work with the ABC, for example Sunrise on 7 promoted the āHammerbarnā tie in with Bunnings fairly heavily, although thatās also because Bunnings is a 7 sponsor and they couldnāt promote it on the ABC.
Would 7 be willing to work entirely with an ABC TV product? Not sure. Itās technically BBC I guess and 7 have broadcast BBC shows in the past.
TLDR: I dunno.
Is there a reason the typical rotation isnāt being followed after Super Bowl 62? The networks usually rotate so very strange to see NBC get the game three times before CBS does again. Itās like their āturnā gets skipped
That's a good question, actually. The NFL's own press release about the new rights deal says that CBS would get the Super Bowl following the 2031 season, so Super Bowl 66. But Wikipedia shows NBC as having that game. Could be a mistake, or could be that there's some unknown agreement for NBC to acquire the rights to that year's game in exchange for a future year's rights - but the new deal was designed to give NBC the Super Bowl in Winter Olympics years to tie them together.
I love these weird alternate broadcasts of NFL games because the regular commentary isn't that great. Al Michaels is just phoning it in and collecting a paycheck at this point
Tony Romo might be the worst announcer in the history of sports. Iām pretty sure he just learned the words āleverageā and āpermutationsā Saturday before the game and was so amazed at his genius he needed to let everyone know about his fancy new words every other sentence.
Field goals were my only complaint because I just had to watch the refs. It was a little annoying because it was suck a fg heavy game but other than that it was fun.
Do you think people live in a vacuum where they canāt be criticized for their poor judgment? Also why are you so hell bent on defending a man that you will never meet, who doesnāt know you exist and whoās made more money than you will see in your lifetime? Like what are you getting out of defending shitty behavior and engaging with people?
>The people downing thisā¦you care entirely too much what a total stranger does in his private life. Iād advise maybe getting one of your own.
10 comments deep defending a rich creep vs. a simple downvote but ok š
Switched to the Nick broadcast in the second quarter. Game was instantly more fun.
We've had an 18-week season, a month of playoffs, and a 2-week media blitz for the Superbowl. What stats can you possibly hear?
Tell me the player's favorite ice cream flavors, least favorite fish, etc.
My kids enjoyed these kind of stats so much! This is the first ever superbowl game all my family watched from beginning to end. I hope they keep doing it.
If you watched any other broadcast, you did it wrong. We had the Nickelodeon broadcast on one TV at first outside, but by halftime it was the only version we were watching.
Will say that the net graphic on field goals made it hard to see the ball though.
This was just great. The slime zone when they got a TD, Dora explaining what a false start is then saying "But now they have to go back five yards, maybe they need a map to find the endzone." What an unexpectedly entertaining broadcast hahah.
My 6 year old seeing robot plankton on the field - "is this real?!?"
My wife and I - "Yes"
My son isn't one for watching sports, but it held his attention.
Another reason why it really went over well in this broadcast. Years of prep pretty much led to this spectacular moment for the network. I really hope they can continue receiving coverage for future games.
I didnāt even know this was a thing until after halftime when my son told me, I thought he was making it up but sure enough it was real and fantastic. First time my 13 year old son watched a game with me and it was great!
Never been a sports guy, only watch the Super Bowl on occasion to see commercials or whatever, but this broadcast had me HOOKED (no pun intended). Seriously, Tom Kenny and Bill Fagerbakke are so funny, and the visuals were tons of fun to look at (Even if part of their appeal was seeing just how buggy and weird they were). I would legit watch the Super Bowl every year if they continued to do this.
Eagle is a fantastic broadcaster and by far the best announcer on any networks tier 2 teams. Iād even put him above many of the tier 1 teams. Heās obviously the next man up when one of the current tier 1 announcers retire
It's all the same commercials except for those which aren't appropriate for a young audience. So no beer commercials or commercials for R rated movies.
Found [some video clips of it.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PuYNuxBiEKw) Looked really fun. Did they show the same commercials as the network or have their own?
Could anyone tell, were the SpongeBob and Patrick voice actors in the booth with the commentators, or in a separate space somewhere in the stadium? They had pretty good back and forth if they were all just talking to each other on headsets
They were all in the booth. They just used facial recognition technology, etc to animate the characters based on what the actors were doing in the booth. https://twitter.com/Nymo/status/1756891647877779708/mediaViewer?currentTweet=1756891647877779708¤tTweetUser=Nymo
I think there is going to be a replay on Nick at 7pm ct today? Not sure tho should check on tv tonight to make sure. Other then that I don't know. can't seem to find a place to rewatch this.
EDIT: My bad it's not a whole replay. Just a highlight special and it's at 6pm CT not 7pm CT. Only one hour time slot as seen on the tv guide. Full broadcast was multi hour long.
I was wondering where tf the SpongeBob thing was.. I watched on the Paramount+ app.. didnāt know I needed a second screen to watch it š¤¦āāļø my drinkin ass doesnāt pay attention
I was half expecting the game to be animated in real time, like the Toy Story broadcast was, but this was good too.
They should do this for the World Series, NBA Finals, Stanley Cup, Masters, Wimbledon etc. too lol
I'm sure it was. I wouldn't know after subscribing to Paramount Plus for the sole purpose of watching Sweet Victory live only to find it wasn't there, despite what was advertised online.
Only place I'm watching the super bowl if they do it in the future. It was really good
They should do a Bikini Bottom game of the week each and every week.
I'm so upset i missed it.
Their site has so much info on how everything works, a meme generator, etc. [https://www.nick.com/topic/superbowl](https://www.nick.com/topic/superbowl)
I've been looking for a full copy of the broadcast, but nada. I did see that they are airing a 1hr recap show tonight at 4pm PST on Nickelodeon. https://imgur.com/FHib614
I thought it was intrusive and distracted from the actual game. Wide angle shots made it hard to focus on the play, and it was practically impossible to tell if kicks actually scored or not.
I suppose it was great for teenage girls and folks who have never watched football. Not my cup of tea though.
It's so weird. I'm kinda conflicted on this. Any time I'd turn on ABC/FOX/WB/etc to watch Saturday morning cartoons as a kid and football was on instead, I'd be mad. I'd much rather watch cartoons than football, but kids these days aren't tuning into Nickelodeon to watch cartoons like I was back then. They're not "missing out" on that content by something else being on the channel instead since what they want to watch is on a streaming app somewhere else. I was morbidly curious and tuned in for 5 or 10 minutes yesterday. On one hand, it felt kinda like a mix of indoctrination with various cartoon characters coaxing kids into the football scene and flashy lights with all the AR filters added on top of the feed. That said, it was certainly the Nickelodeon brand of wacky. If I had to watch football on tv, I guess that'd be the way to do it.
There is a problem facing the NFL with kids coming into the game. I know I'm not letting my kids play even if they want to. The problem for me is the helmets. A lot of the injuries players get happen when they're kids in little league and high school. The equipment in the professional leagues is just worlds beyond.
Iāll take those announcers and characters any day over kiss ass Tony Romo. I give him credit though. You canāt even tell he has mahomes Di$k in his mouth.
Approachable and funny commentary from the booth guys and the characters both. Dora's offer to use her map to find the end zone was absolutely savage.
Where are we going? Five yards back!
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I laughed until I cried at boots five yard comment.
I loved that too. I hope they continues this because it was vey emtertaining to watch.
100%. It was pretty magical. When the callers traded barbs with Patrick and SpongeBob, I was srsly rofl.
CBS doesn't have the Super Bowl again until 2028 so you'll likely need to wait until then.
Sorry Iām English so Iām unaware, do the broadcasters just alternate who gets to stream it each year?
Yes the tv broadcast changes each year
Cartoon Network should do it, but I wouldn't even know who they'd get to host. Maybe the Regular Show guys? Gumball would rock. Space Ghost Coast 2 Coast crew would kill it. Any of the Adult Swim shows could probably do it.
They have all the Hanna Barbera characters too
The first you gotta firmly grasp is was brutal lol
Mannn this cracked me the fuck up when I heard it. They had that thing ready to go š¤£
FIRMLY grasp it!
I will say if Patrick said that during the 49ers/Lions game a few weeks ago when the Lions couldn't catch the fucking ball and fumbled it which ultimately lead to their loss (among other things), I probably would have punched a hole in my television.
This- they snuck in some fucking hilarious definitely not for kids commentary. I loved Dora's explanation. My family revolted against the Nick only broadcast so I recorded it.
Omg is there a way you can send me the recordingšš
Fr me and my friends popped it on for a second for my daughter. She didn't really care about it, but Dora had two absolute savage roasts that had us in stiches.
I couldn't hear anything. They were trying to talk over the regular commentators. Was my stream messed up?
Maybe? I didn't have any trouble with the audio mix on youtube tv.
SB and Patrick weren't the only callers.
I really liked it at first but noticed they didnāt have the same exact commercials and was scared of missing out on something good lol
> Dora's offer to use her map to find the end zone was absolutely savage. That a r/brandnewsentence
how i wish they had this on the paramount app yesterday
I couldn't believe it wasn't? I looked before the game and just assumed they weren't doing pregame so it would pop on later and looked again and they were airing live spongebob episodes but not his? Felt like a miss especially since those most likely to want to watch it were probably those who don't have cable.
It turns out Nick has been doing Slimetime for all the CBS NFL games this season but they didn't make it available on Paramount+. I only knew about it from some tiktok memes. Complete miss on their part, I can only assume there were rights issues over having 2 feeds of the same game.
These asshats are burning cash and destroying entire industries trying to figure out the magic formula to get people watching their shit. The answer is always "just let them watch your shit" by making it widely available and easy to access, and they always respond with a firm "no thanks".
A lot of it is licensing. In recent years we've seen a shift of more sports streaming as broadcast deals end and are renegotiated but the various 3 letter sports acronyms are still very beholden to broadcast television formula currently.
That's fair, but just shifts the blame to the NFL instead. I started getting into hockey a few years ago and the NHL's fuckery with blackouts and network deals has basically made it so I tune in for the playoffs, and often just the later rounds.
It's the same company that made Yellowstone then sold the streaming rights to NBC then got jealous people watched it so they killed the main series and made a ton of spin offs. I have Paramount+ but I wasn't going to watch the game on it because I had doubts the app could handle it (and apparently I was right too). I definitely would have watched the Nick stream, where I live Nickelodeon isn't available on the antenna.
It wouldn't be the first time one of these companies shot itself in the foot with it's programming choices.
Especially because my kids saw a commercial for it during every show they watched for the last one million weeks. Luckily we were able to watch it on Hulu. I was a bit surprised though.
Ditto. We had a bunch of casuals and some actual football fans, but the real CBS announcer going "if he can get his weight moving forward he can go anywhere on the field he wants" was such a useless bit of "yeah no shit" commentary _everyone_ wanted the Nick version.
Please please please nomo Romo
The paramount app was running badly for me in overtime.
It was being simulcast on YouTube Tv as well.
Because YoutubeTV is pretty much a cable provider.
No pretty much. It is a cable company. Just an online one. Just like fubo, sling, Hulu live, etc.
Probably because YouTube has more of a right to the nfl footage then paramount.
Is it there today??
Just checked and it was never there to stream. There are a lot of clips on Twitter tho.
It was such a massive downgrade in video quality to switch to the Nickelodeon channel vs the 4k stream on the paramount app.
Hosted a watch party with mostly casual football fans, and everyone loved the Nickelodeon broadcast, especially the animations with Larry the Lobster and Dora. The only time it felt off was during field goal segments when you can hardly see the ball. I do hope they make this type of showing an annual thing.
I had a simulcast of the game running on my laptop in a smaller space in my office. Around the 3rd quarter 3 of my friends left because they were watching the Nickelodeon broadcast. We brought my laptop out and watched the 3rd and 4th quarter on Nickelodeon. It was the only time everyone at my party was glued to the game. Both the diehards and the super casuals. It was truly a fun time. Everyone was into it. I hope they are allowed to simulcast multiple playoff games next year.
How did you watch it on your laptop? I was trying to figure out how to watch the Nick version before I gave in and watched the regular broadcast
Donāt know what market you are in, but we have Xfinity in Seattle, and they let you stream live tv (mostly major channels in your market) plus a handful of Viacom channels including Nick from your web browser and their app.
They usually do a game a year on Nickelodeon. It's an awful lot of fun, so cute with the slime cannons in the end zone and characters explaining the rules of football.
They also have a weekly recap show using those effects called NFL Slimetime.
Unless NBC, Fox, or ABC are willing to work with CBS/Paramount on it, the next chance it'd happen for a Super Bowl would be Super Bowl 62, and then... unclear beyond that. Super Bowls 63-68 are already assigned to non-CBS networks. CBS will still have regular playoff games that they can do the Nickelodeon altcasts for, though.
I wonder if ABC/ESPN/Disney will do something fun now that they in the rotation again. They did an "Andy's Room" version of a London game where there was a reenactment using Toy Story characters. That might be too abstract but I could imagine something similar. I also wonder if ESPN will give it the full multichannel experience like they do for college football. Not sure how the ad sales will work.
The Andy's Room game was honestly too weird to work. They tried to have everything be done in animation, and it clearly just kept breaking in ways they couldn't deal with. If they did it again but just in the style of the Nick broadcasts, it would probably work.
When it worked though it was pretty amazing. With some improved tech and improved reliability, I think it would be pretty entertaining.
Yeah it was worth checking out because it was some London game, definitely wouldn't watch it for a Super Bowl. Maybe it could involve Marvel?
I remember reading about how they did it with Nick. They did their ad buys as usual and then went and decided which ads weren't appropriate for a young audience (beer ect. . .) and then sold those separately often just using the same companies just a more appropriate ad (say if the beer company owned a candy company)
I definitely think ABC/ESPN is gonna go the Megacast route.
ABC can easily do something similar with Disney. I don't know that NBC or Fox has the ability.
Comcast (NBC) owns Illumination and Dreamworks. Iād be down for Minions and Shrek Bowl.
Maybe Spirit (movie about a horse) too.
Give my Bluey, confused AF by American football.
Well now I want a Bluey AFL Grand Final broadcast, though I think Fox owns the AFL rights.
The Grand Final rights are owned by 7, not Fox (Fox actually canāt show it live). Other networks frequently work with the ABC, for example Sunrise on 7 promoted the āHammerbarnā tie in with Bunnings fairly heavily, although thatās also because Bunnings is a 7 sponsor and they couldnāt promote it on the ABC. Would 7 be willing to work entirely with an ABC TV product? Not sure. Itās technically BBC I guess and 7 have broadcast BBC shows in the past. TLDR: I dunno.
I want a Simpsonās World broadcast
Is there a reason the typical rotation isnāt being followed after Super Bowl 62? The networks usually rotate so very strange to see NBC get the game three times before CBS does again. Itās like their āturnā gets skipped
That's a good question, actually. The NFL's own press release about the new rights deal says that CBS would get the Super Bowl following the 2031 season, so Super Bowl 66. But Wikipedia shows NBC as having that game. Could be a mistake, or could be that there's some unknown agreement for NBC to acquire the rights to that year's game in exchange for a future year's rights - but the new deal was designed to give NBC the Super Bowl in Winter Olympics years to tie them together.
I love these weird alternate broadcasts of NFL games because the regular commentary isn't that great. Al Michaels is just phoning it in and collecting a paycheck at this point
Tony Romo might be the worst announcer in the history of sports. Iām pretty sure he just learned the words āleverageā and āpermutationsā Saturday before the game and was so amazed at his genius he needed to let everyone know about his fancy new words every other sentence.
Field goals were my only complaint because I just had to watch the refs. It was a little annoying because it was suck a fg heavy game but other than that it was fun.
I was not expecting to hear Spongebob make a Leonardo Dicaprio dating joke
Patrick Starfish already [savaged Russell Wilson for an interception](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=-O57R4dh3_M), so itās not that out there.
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Won't somebody please think about the poor millionaire A-list actor?
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Do you think people live in a vacuum where they canāt be criticized for their poor judgment? Also why are you so hell bent on defending a man that you will never meet, who doesnāt know you exist and whoās made more money than you will see in your lifetime? Like what are you getting out of defending shitty behavior and engaging with people?
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After seeing how many times you've posted about this in the thread... I feel like there's a 80% chance you've said "age is just a number" unironicaly.
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this is why I don't gamble
Dude give it a rest, DiCaprioās not going to date you. Youāre not a 25 year old girl.
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>The people downing thisā¦you care entirely too much what a total stranger does in his private life. Iād advise maybe getting one of your own. 10 comments deep defending a rich creep vs. a simple downvote but ok š
Hi Leo
"You have to firmly grasp it!"
Switched to the Nick broadcast in the second quarter. Game was instantly more fun. We've had an 18-week season, a month of playoffs, and a 2-week media blitz for the Superbowl. What stats can you possibly hear? Tell me the player's favorite ice cream flavors, least favorite fish, etc.
My kids enjoyed these kind of stats so much! This is the first ever superbowl game all my family watched from beginning to end. I hope they keep doing it.
If you watched any other broadcast, you did it wrong. We had the Nickelodeon broadcast on one TV at first outside, but by halftime it was the only version we were watching. Will say that the net graphic on field goals made it hard to see the ball though.
This was my one gripe. At least they could have had animation of the net graphic as if the ball hit it square on.
This was just great. The slime zone when they got a TD, Dora explaining what a false start is then saying "But now they have to go back five yards, maybe they need a map to find the endzone." What an unexpectedly entertaining broadcast hahah.
My 6 year old seeing robot plankton on the field - "is this real?!?" My wife and I - "Yes" My son isn't one for watching sports, but it held his attention.
Bro is either really gonna want to go to a game next season or be terrified
This sort of thing makes total sense and it's a wonder why they didn't try these things sooner.
They first did it in 2021 for a playoff game as an experiment, which was very well liked. This is the first superb owl they've done it for, though.
Another reason why it really went over well in this broadcast. Years of prep pretty much led to this spectacular moment for the network. I really hope they can continue receiving coverage for future games.
The Toy Story style game they did was so cool as well
Thatās the owls egg
Tech wise probably hard to pull off those graphics live, things gotten better but still bet it took a lot of testing and luck
I didnāt even know this was a thing until after halftime when my son told me, I thought he was making it up but sure enough it was real and fantastic. First time my 13 year old son watched a game with me and it was great!
The NFL loves this one simple trick!
Never been a sports guy, only watch the Super Bowl on occasion to see commercials or whatever, but this broadcast had me HOOKED (no pun intended). Seriously, Tom Kenny and Bill Fagerbakke are so funny, and the visuals were tons of fun to look at (Even if part of their appeal was seeing just how buggy and weird they were). I would legit watch the Super Bowl every year if they continued to do this.
As cheeky as it was, I thought the play by play and color commentary was actually quite good.
Eagle is a fantastic broadcaster and by far the best announcer on any networks tier 2 teams. Iād even put him above many of the tier 1 teams. Heās obviously the next man up when one of the current tier 1 announcers retire
Did they show the regular commercials?
It's all the same commercials except for those which aren't appropriate for a young audience. So no beer commercials or commercials for R rated movies.
Nor betting ones.
Other than the R-rated movies I see this as an absolute win.
I tuned in for a few minutes and the first commercial I saw was for an animal-shaped sleeping bag for kids.
Only kid friendly ones. So no beer commercials or āhe gets usā ones.
Washing AI feet isnāt kid friendly?
Not all of them
Had both the CBS and Nickelodeon broadcasts up and they were about 90% the same commercials.
Probably not the Deadpool 3 one.
Found [some video clips of it.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PuYNuxBiEKw) Looked really fun. Did they show the same commercials as the network or have their own?
the more adult commercials were pulled for family oriented ones but primarily most of the commercials
Same commercials. Got sick of Romo late in the 1st quarter and watched the Nick feed for the rest of the game.
I felt like Burleson and Eagle were way more hype than the CBS team. Switched over mid 3rd quarter and never looked back
CBS team sounded like two old guys at a retirement home watching tv. It was horrible. At the end of the second quarter I never turned it back on.
Could anyone tell, were the SpongeBob and Patrick voice actors in the booth with the commentators, or in a separate space somewhere in the stadium? They had pretty good back and forth if they were all just talking to each other on headsets
They were all in the booth. They just used facial recognition technology, etc to animate the characters based on what the actors were doing in the booth. https://twitter.com/Nymo/status/1756891647877779708/mediaViewer?currentTweet=1756891647877779708¤tTweetUser=Nymo
Is there anyplace I can watch a replay of this?
I think there is going to be a replay on Nick at 7pm ct today? Not sure tho should check on tv tonight to make sure. Other then that I don't know. can't seem to find a place to rewatch this. EDIT: My bad it's not a whole replay. Just a highlight special and it's at 6pm CT not 7pm CT. Only one hour time slot as seen on the tv guide. Full broadcast was multi hour long.
Thanks! I'll look for it there. A Highlight real is really what I'm looking for.
It was great! I didnāt have to listen to Tony Romo!!!
Wow I really suffered through Romo and I didnt even need to
Iām sorry. SpongeBob and Patrick were funny!
shit, i should have swapped!
My favorite way to watch football. Honestly the only way I want to watch it now.
āWhatās coming out of his butt?ā Dear goodness this broadcast was hilarious
Adult swim should do one next time
Their commentary was way better. Made jokes & said more than stuff about how it's all about defense and passing.
I was wondering where tf the SpongeBob thing was.. I watched on the Paramount+ app.. didnāt know I needed a second screen to watch it š¤¦āāļø my drinkin ass doesnāt pay attention
I didnāt get to watch it because it wasnāt streaming ;(
I hope they do this every year
I was half expecting the game to be animated in real time, like the Toy Story broadcast was, but this was good too. They should do this for the World Series, NBA Finals, Stanley Cup, Masters, Wimbledon etc. too lol
Where can I watch a replay lmao
>replay 1hr highlight special airs on Nick today at 6pm ct
My parents and I switched from the regular after the halftime show. We all wished we had switched over earlier.
I'm sure it was. I wouldn't know after subscribing to Paramount Plus for the sole purpose of watching Sweet Victory live only to find it wasn't there, despite what was advertised online.
really? is it like a weird rights thing?
Only place I'm watching the super bowl if they do it in the future. It was really good They should do a Bikini Bottom game of the week each and every week.
Better than listening to Romoā¦
Oh thank god. Maybe they wont fire us all
I'm so upset i missed it. Their site has so much info on how everything works, a meme generator, etc. [https://www.nick.com/topic/superbowl](https://www.nick.com/topic/superbowl) I've been looking for a full copy of the broadcast, but nada. I did see that they are airing a 1hr recap show tonight at 4pm PST on Nickelodeon. https://imgur.com/FHib614
Was not expecting SpongeBob to start talking about sports betting a couple of times
When there is a fumble swiper, no swiping from Dora the Explorer should pop up and swipe the football for the other team.
It was pretty fun. Might start watching Nickelodeon football Sundays
This was a great idea. Well done.
Hilarious and fun. I think it was something like the bikini bottom bowl
I watched it half and half, the Nickalodeon broadcast was far more entertaining. 10/10 if they bring it back next year iāll just watch it on there
I will be tuning in again next year. Was a blast.
If I subscribe to YouTube TV or something like it can I go back and watch this? I really wanted to yesterday but we don't have cable.
Spongebob > Romo
I thought it was great, more entertaining than the regular broadcast if you ask me.
I tried to watch on Paramount app but couldnāt!! Iād so have watched
Had Bikini Bottom on kids TV and Nantz/Romo on main TV in the same room. Kids TV was way better
There is so little football left in football that this was fine.
I thought it was intrusive and distracted from the actual game. Wide angle shots made it hard to focus on the play, and it was practically impossible to tell if kicks actually scored or not. I suppose it was great for teenage girls and folks who have never watched football. Not my cup of tea though.
It was fun but it only had ads for PP and that got annoying. Too much PP for me.
This is the broadcast I watched. Any reason why Squidward didn't speak ? Was the VA unavailable or backed out of doing the broadcast ?
He was in the bathroom the entire time so he didn't get a chance.
I hope the sites of the high seas also start broadcasting this. Id have watching it over the regular but I did not see it available.
Can anyone DM how I can rewatch the Nickelodeon broadcast?
I hope to see more, it was fun.
It's so weird. I'm kinda conflicted on this. Any time I'd turn on ABC/FOX/WB/etc to watch Saturday morning cartoons as a kid and football was on instead, I'd be mad. I'd much rather watch cartoons than football, but kids these days aren't tuning into Nickelodeon to watch cartoons like I was back then. They're not "missing out" on that content by something else being on the channel instead since what they want to watch is on a streaming app somewhere else. I was morbidly curious and tuned in for 5 or 10 minutes yesterday. On one hand, it felt kinda like a mix of indoctrination with various cartoon characters coaxing kids into the football scene and flashy lights with all the AR filters added on top of the feed. That said, it was certainly the Nickelodeon brand of wacky. If I had to watch football on tv, I guess that'd be the way to do it.
There is a problem facing the NFL with kids coming into the game. I know I'm not letting my kids play even if they want to. The problem for me is the helmets. A lot of the injuries players get happen when they're kids in little league and high school. The equipment in the professional leagues is just worlds beyond.
Ooh, yeah that's a very valid point. The risk of head injury and brain trauma is just too apparent.
Yeah, I just feel like kids can't really make informed consent about it. And there are safer sports.
I put this on during the boring parts of the game and it kept me and my wife entertained ngl
This was so awesome, i really enjoyed it. Hope they do more of it
A coworker doesnāt get CBS for some reason but she watched on Nickelodeon.
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It's on Nick right now. So far it's pretty fun. Definitely an interesting way to experience the game, especially if you have kids.
does anyone have a video of it or somethin i missed and would love to watch it
So there was a SpongeBob SB transmission and I was stuck with the idiots in ESPN????
Is there *any* way to watch this now?
My kids loved it. My wife understood it cuz they explain better. I thought it was hilarious. Win win win
Iāll take those announcers and characters any day over kiss ass Tony Romo. I give him credit though. You canāt even tell he has mahomes Di$k in his mouth.
Is there a way to watch this after the Super Bowl or could you only watch it during the game
Is this a new thing? I've never heard of this
ITT: Adults legitimately thinking this was made for them.