Hey Arnold! In Live-Action Art Is A Terrifying Fever Dream (Especially Grandpa Phil)
Live-action art of Hey Arnold! is little more than a terrifying fever dream, and Grandpa Phil happens to be the most terrifying of them all.
Hey Arnold! Is a Nickelodeon animated comedy/drama series that follows a group of kids and adults living in New York. Arnold, the “football head” shaped protagonist, lives with his eccentric grandparents, who seem to get into more mischief than he does, and attends P.S. 118. Along with his best friend Gerald, Arnold interacts with several other unique students, which includes frenemy Helga – who secretly harbors feelings for him. The show tackles various topics relevant to growing kids and teens, such as poverty, loss, romance, jealousy, and more, and eventually went on to have a feature film.
Live-action art of Hey Arnold! is little more than a terrifying fever dream, and Grandpa Phil happens to be the most terrifying of them all.
For those who can't get enough of Hey Arnold!'s football-headed kid and his eccentric neighborhood, here are some shows you'll love.
Hey Arnold had a lot of great character pairings, but there were plenty of potential friendships that the series sadly did not dive into.
Nickelodeon's Hey Arnold! featured tons of notable gust star appearances, but these 10 have flown under the radar since the late 90s.
Hey Arnold! was one of the best animated shows to come out of the '90s, but it had plenty of continuity errors throughout its episodes.
Running from 1996 until 2004 and spawning two films, Hey Arnold left an impression upon the world that is still felt today.
Helga is definitely one of the angriest characters in Hey Arnold!, but she's not all bad...
With 100 episodes and two movies under its belt, Hey Arnold! has proven its appeal and fans have had plenty of time to choose their favorite episodes.
Hey Arnold! followed the daily adventures of Arnold and friends, but what if he wasn't the protagonist of the series, and instead it was Helga?
Hey Arnold! was controversy-free... for the most part, as the episode "Arnold Betrays Iggy" ended up being quite controversial. Here's why.
Hey Arnold! was one of Nickelodeon’s best animated shows and that was thanks to its loveable characters and the incredible cast who voiced them.
Hey Arnold could have continued after its cancellation through a spinoff series focused on Helga and her family. Here's what it would have been like.
We're taking a look back at one of our favorite animated TV shows from our Nickelodeon days to see what we may have missed as kids.
Hey Arnold! came to an end in 2004 after five seasons and one movie, and the reason behind its cancelation has to do with the second movie.
Not much was known about Arnold's family in Hey Arnold! but viewers got to meet a very peculiar family member at some point: cousin Arnie.
Hey Arnold's Pigeon Man appeared in one episode and became the center of a very dark and depressing fan theory. Here's how it goes and why it's wrong.
Hey Arnold! was not safe from dark fan theories, but there's one in particular that went as far as to create a new origin for the series.
Hey Arnold! introduced a boy with football-shaped head and his bully, Helga Pataki. However, she's not the real bully in the series: it's her parents.
Nickelodeon is known for classic animated shows like SpongeBob Squarepants and Rugrats, but the channel has a surprising history before these shows.
There's a lot about Hey Arnold! that you probably forgot about. From Arnold’s last name, to the future of the characters, there’s a lot to learn.