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The only known footage of ''Camp Nick'' online is in a 5-minute compilation video created by former crew members of Nickelodeon Studios for its 10 year anniversary in 2000. There are around 5 seconds of video without the original audio.
The only known footage of ''Camp Nick'' online is in a 5-minute compilation video created by former crew members of Nickelodeon Studios for its 10 year anniversary in 2000. There are around 5 seconds of video without the original audio.


There is very little information about this pilot available, and whether or not Nickelodeon still has it in their possession remains unconfirmed.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JwRGRHSYvDg YouTube video containing footage of the show.]</ref>
There is very little information about this pilot available, and whether or not Nickelodeon still has it in their possession remains unconfirmed.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JwRGRHSYvDg YouTube video containing footage of the show.] Retrieved 10 May '17</ref>


==Gallery==
==Gallery==

Revision as of 12:17, 25 April 2019

Camp nick 1.jpg

A screenshot of two teams performing a challenge

Status: Partially Found

Camp Nick is a lost game show pilot that was taped at Nickelodeon Studios at Universal Studios in Orlando, Florida sometime in the mid-1990s. It is unknown why it wasn't greenlit by Nickelodeon.

The only known footage of Camp Nick online is in a 5-minute compilation video created by former crew members of Nickelodeon Studios for its 10 year anniversary in 2000. There are around 5 seconds of video without the original audio.

There is very little information about this pilot available, and whether or not Nickelodeon still has it in their possession remains unconfirmed.[1]

Gallery

Screenshot 2/2 taken from the Best of Nickelodeon Studios video.

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