Viacom licensed much of Nicktoons' programming from unrelated companies in temporary broadcast deals. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles* (2012) Īcquired programming from Nickelodeon Animated Titleįormer programming Original programming Title 2.4 Acquired programming from NickelodeonĬurrent programming Programming from NickelodeonĪn asterisk (*) indicates that the program has or had new episodes aired on Nicktoons.1.2 Acquired programming from Nickelodeon.I'd skip the "next time ons" but I'd keep the "previously ons." I think it even shows Goku learning a new trick on one of the "previously ons. I think it does it a couple times for season changes but it's cool to throw it in there.īut I'd usually skip the song and the credits most of the time. Man I would even time the intros so I'd watch it every time it would change every so often. Start at the beginning with those settings and throw the movies in at their release dates, then when Z ends, before the epilogue, you can throw in all the Super stuff, read the Galactic Patrol arc, watch the Z epilogue, and do GT.
In fact, if you're new to this, and have the time, I HIGHLY recommend you start at the beginning with Dragon Ball in the settings I described above, and watch the movies just in order when they were released between the episodes which can be found on the Wiki.įor instance, the episode "Assault! We Are The Five Warriors" (70) was released on July 15, 1987, then the movie "Sleeping Princess In Devil's Castle" came out July 18, 1987, followed by the episode " A Great Do-or-Die Bloody Battle" (71) on Jully 22, 1987, etc. If you don't mind reading subtitles I might even go with that. The translations may be different and all, but I think it's the best way to get the whole story across and take in all the rich history. I'd suggest the Dragon Box versions of Z, with the original Japanese music but with English dub.
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