
TeenNick features Nickelodeon live action hits, signature originals and The Splat, a programming block targeting millennials with iconic Nick library content from the 1990s.

To divert the attention of his helicopter dads, Clyde arranges for an exchange student to stay with them; Lola takes a timid new classmate under her wing and gives her a social butterfly transformation.

After agreeing to go to the Royal Woods House of Terror, Lincoln and Clyde have to toughen up and face their fears; Lola discovers that Lucy has an old, fragile doll and decides she must borrow it.

Lincoln wishes he had 10 brothers instead of 10 sisters, and Lisa gives him a glimpse into that reality; Lola wants to be a part of the siblings' secrets club, but her siblings are reluctant to let in a tattle tale.

Lincoln's social standing is at stake when his four-year-old sister is put into his fifth grade class; the children grow tired of their family van falling apart, so they decide to try to trick Dad into buying a cool, new van.

Phoebe joins the cool group for a class project, but quickly discovers that they do not want to work as hard as she does.

Cherry asks Max to use his superpowers to help her get her driver's license; Phoebe's jealousy threatens her relationship with her best friend.

Max tries to find the culprit when his skin turns blue during a date.

Max lives in a 14th century English-like countryside and has always wanted to be a knight; with the help of some new friends, dubbed the Midknights, Max proves that she can be a knight.