Nickelodeon Shows Through the Years (Part 2) Quiz

Answer: Romeo!

"Romeo!" was originally aired from 2003-2006. Romeo Miller (also known as Lil' Romeo) played the title role. The show focused on Romeo and his family, who had a band. Along with rapping in the family's band, Romeo also liked to play basketball and hang out with friends.

Answer: Danny Phantom

"Danny Phantom" was originally aired from 2004-2007. Danny Fenton was a normal teenage boy until he accidentally went into the Ghost Zone and became half ghost. With his ghost powers, he became a super hero and, with the help of his friends, would defeat evil ghosts.

Answer: Drake and Josh

"Drake and Josh" was originally aired from 2004-2007. The show starred Drake Bell as Drake Parker and Josh Peck as Josh Nichols. Their younger sister, Megan, who liked to play tricks on them was played by Miranda Cosgrove.

The show had three TV movies, "Drake and Josh Go Hollywood" in 2006, "Really Big Shrimp" in 2007, and "Merry Christmas, Drake and Josh" in 2008.

Answer: Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide

"Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide" was aired from 2004-2007. Devon Werkheiser played the main character, Ned Bigby. Ned created a notebook full of tips and strategies on surviving middle school. He, his two best friends, Jennifer "Mose" Mosely and Simon Nelson "Cookie" Cook, and the rest of the students at their school got into many strange situations.

Answer: Unfabulous

"Unfabulous" was aired from 2004-2007. Throughout the show, Addie and her two best friends, Geena and Zack, had to deal with many normal teenage problems, like school, family life and love. Addie wrote many songs about the people and events in her life.

Emma Roberts has gone on to act in many movies, such as "Hotel for Dogs" (2009) and "Valentine's Day" (2010).

Answer: Avatar: The Last Airbender

"Avatar: The Last Airbender" was originally aired from 2005-2008. It was an animated show. It took place in a fantasy world where people could control the elements of fire, water, earth, and air. Twelve-year-old Aang was the Avatar, which meant he could control all four elements and was destined to save the world from the evil Fire Lord. His friends, Katara, Sokka, Toph, and later Zuko helped him along the way.

A theatrical live-action film based on the series, named "The Last Airbender", came out in 2010.

A spin-off series that was set a few decades later, named "The Legend of Korra", began in 2012. It followed the life of the next Avatar.

Answer: Zoey 101

"Zoey 101" was aired from 2005-2008. Zoey Brooks was played by Jamie Lynn Spears. She and her younger brother attended Pacific Coast Academy. Zoey made a lot of friends and had many love interests throughout the series. The show also had a few TV specials.

Answer: iCarly

"iCarly" was originally aired from 2007-2012. Carly Shay was played by Miranda Cosgrove. Her two best friends, Sam Puckett and Freddie Benson, were played by Jennette McCurdy and Nathan Kress. The three of them created a very popular, comedic web show. Carly lived with her older brother, Spencer (played by Jerry Trainor), in Seattle, Washington. Throughout the run of the series, there were many TV specials.

Miranda Cosgrove and Jennette McCurdy have both released music CDs. After the end of "iCarly", Jerry Trainor went on to star in another Nickelodeon show, "Wendell and Vinnie".

Answer: True Jackson, VP

"True Jackson, VP" was aired from 2008-2011. Keke Palmer played the main character, fifteen-year-old True Jackson. The founder of Mad Style, Max Madigan, hired True as vice president because he liked her fashion sense. True's best friend, Lulu, worked as her secretary and her other friend, Ryan, hung out with them at work.

The three of them, and other employees, would often get into strange situations.

Answer: Victorious

"Victorious" was originally aired from 2010-2013. It followed the life of Tori Vega and her group of friends as they dealt with school, family, and love problems. They also got into a lot of fun, odd situations. They all went to Hollywood Arts High School, where they sang and acted. The show had a few TV specials.