Why are most Nicktoons episodic?

Aside from Danny Phantom, Avatar/Korra, As Told By Ginger and The Wild Thornberrys (Season 5)

I ever understood the appeal of The Loud House, it's pretty mediocre and forgettable

>>92659175
Agreed

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this is really pathetic dude

http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/ContinuityLockOut

>>92659175
Leni, duh

>>92659175
No

Nickelodeon hates plot driven cartoons

>>92659175
/co/ only likes it for waifu bait.

>>92659175
Yeah I've heard people claim this as the Adventure Time of Nickelodeon

Because they believe that kids only want to see shows with wacky characters in endless situations with no plot

>>92659175
Whether you like it or not you cannot deny that The Loud House saved Nickelodeon, it's one of their most popular shows to date and saved them from going through an even darker path, similar to what Adventure Time did for Cartoon Network.

>>92659175
I think people are just happy to have any show on Nick other than The Sponge.

>>92660586
I think you're in the wrong dimension. This is the one where SpongeBob exists.

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>>92659120
Its so when people tune in, they feel like they can just enjoy the episode with out any prior knowledge. The intro or the show itself can tell all the backstory the audience needs to know

Episodic format makes it easier to produce, and audiences can tune in at anytime without having to watch the last few episodes

>>92659175
Pedophiles