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A seminal piece of Nickelodeon history has been sitting in Tubi’s streaming library since March 1st, but it’s already landed on the “leaving soon” list. Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius‘ time on Tubi is expiring, but an exact departure date is unclear. The movie was nominated for the inaugural Academy Award for Best Animated Feature and launched the iconic The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron, Boy Genius TV series, which ran on Nickelodeon for three seasons from 2002 until 2006. The movie centered around the titular Jimmy Neutron, a schoolboy with super-genius intelligence who must lead his friends and their pet robot dog on a cosmic rescue mission to save their kidnapped parents after he accidentally sends a satellite into space.
Nickelodeon’s Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius Is a Definitive 2000s Nostalgia Staple
Even 25 years later, Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius still holds up as a quintessential 2000s nostalgia staple that defined early CGI animation. The movie, which holds a “Certified Fresh” 74% critic score on Rotten Tomatoes, blended extraordinary sci-fi concepts with everyday kid problems for a fast-paced adventure that delivered plenty of quirky humor and iconic “Brain Blast” moments. The movie and subsequent series featured some of the most beloved figures in children’s cartoons, from Carl Wheezer to Goddard the robot dog, and the boy genius himself was as extraordinary as he was perfectly ordinary, presented as a kid who struggles to balance his inventions with regular life.








