All That was Nickelodeon's sketch comedy goldmine in the 90s—the show that launched Kenan Thompson, Amanda Bynes, and countless catchphrases. It's safe, energetic, and showcases kids doing creative comedy.
But let's be real: it's rough to watch now. The humor is deeply 90s (Good Burger, anyone?), the production values scream decade-old Nickelodeon, and the rapid-fire sketch format means you're sitting through a lot of misses waiting for hits. Kids today won't get most of the references, and the pacing feels both frenetic and oddly slow.
This is nostalgia viewing for parents, not appointment television for kids. If you loved it growing up and want to share a piece of your childhood, go for it—but don't be surprised when your kid asks to switch back to YouTube after ten minutes.




