Fanon:Big Nate (Show)

Big Nate is show aired on Kids’ WB since the year 2004, reruns air on Cartoon Network and The CW.

Some episodes aired on Fox and Fox Kids for a while.

The show was revived for a few seasons on Cartoon Network. There is also a reboot on HBO Max.

Theme Song
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/254471979/

Creator: ComicLover14

Executive Producer: TheBirthdayIsALie

Music by: ComicLover14

Editing by: 23Aee, TheBirthdayIsALie, ComicLover14

Published by ComicNate Inc. on January 2, 2003. All rights reserved.

Cast
Jeff Bennett as Nate Wright

TBA as Francis Pope

TBA as Teddy Ortiz

TBA as Ellen Wright

TBA as Martin Wright

TBA as Chad Applewhite

TBA as Dee Dee Holloway

TBA as Clara Godfrey

TBA as Ken Rosa

TBA as Wesley Nichols

TBA as Mr. Galvin

TBA as Geraldine Shipulski

TBA as Mrs. Czerwicki

more cast members are coming soon

Development
In 1991, the first year the Big Nate comic was published, Peanuts executive producer Lee Mendelson purchased the option from Lincoln Peirce to make a 2D-animated Big Nate television series for Saturday Morning Cartoons at NBC, who “was paid $5,000 to write a quote-on-quote bible describing the characters and outlining a few story ideas”. However, the day after this deal was finalized, NBC canceled all of their Saturday Morning Cartoons, sending the series into development hell.

In March of 2003, Peirce announced that he was working with Warner Bros. to make a Big Nate animated series that would go on The WB and their programming block, Kids’ WB.

After UPN and The WB merged to turn into The CW, Kids’ WB was turned into The CW 4Kids. An anime programming block on The CW. After all of this, the Big Nate show was on hiatus since 2008 until Cartoon Network picked it up in 2013 for a few more seasons.

In September 2020, Warner Bros said that they were making an animated movie for Big Nate, coming in July 2022. Previously in May 2020, WarnerMedia said that they are making a streaming service called HBO Max and they made a Big Nate animated series that came out on July 2021. Then, they changed the release date of the movie to September 18, 2021 after COVID cases were getting lower.

Season 1 (2004-2005)
Episode 1: Lets go to NYC

Director: Golf

Nate and his classmates go to New York City. This episode came out November 12, 2004, and took a few months for episode 2.

Episode 2: Dad’s Diet

Well, the title says it all. Dad tries going on a diet. This episode premiered July 27, 2005.

Episode 3: V vs. AAG

Nate’s baseball team (Vultures) have a REALLY big game against Al’s Auto Glass. This episode came out August 8, 2005.

Episode 4: Nate and Johnny

A crossover between 2 Kids’ WB shows, Johnny Test and Big Nate. This episode came out a few weeks after Johnny Test first premiered.

Episode 5: Nate’s Space Jam

What if Nate was in the Space Jam movie? This episode premiered September 26, 2005.

Episode 6: Doctor Cesspool: The Movie

Nate and Francis both team up for a film project and Nate decides to do a Doctor Cesspool movie. This episode premiered September 29, 2005.

Episode 7: Randy the Best

Randy tries to be cool and make rap songs and videos, but Nate is the song/video editor. This episode premiered November 3, 2005

Episode 8: Stuck in The House

Nate has to go to school, but he is locked inside the house, without Martin or Ellen. This episode premiered November 9, 2005.

Episode 9: Golfing Time

Nate and Martin do mini golf. This episode premiered November 18, 2005.

Episode 10: Orange You Glad We Got a Paint Job

The school had been turned orange thanks to the paint job. This episode premiered December 2, 2005.

Season 2
Episode 1: Nate Wright’s Greatest Christmas

Nate finds a dog for Christmas. The owner finds the dog but says to Nate he can keep the dog for the week. This episode premiered December 25, 2005

Episode 2: Jefferson, Ugh.

Nate’s class goes to Jefferson Middle School because of an incident revolving around food poisoning. This episode premiered January 28, 2006.

Episode 3: The Ultimate DC Comics Crossover

Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, and a lot of other superheroes have to save PS:38. This episode premiered March 13, 2006.

Episode 4: 1 Week with Francis

For Spring break, Nate goes to California with Francis and his parents. This episode premiered April 3rd, 2006.

Episode 5: GOOOOOOOAL!!!!!

Nate’s soccer team has a really big game. This episode premiered May 18, 2006.

Episode 6: Stuck in the Detention Room

When Mrs. Czerwicki is absent, a substitute came. But the substitute locked all the detention doors and made Nate stay for a bit too long. This episode premiered June 28, 2006.

Episode 7: Nate The Director

Nate and his friends decide to make a movie. But Nate starts becoming too angry, bossing them around and acting like a lunatic, drifting his friends apart.

Episode 8: The Show Liar

Nate and his friends are talking about a show called Dog Park and some guy named Slick tells that its delayed and produced by some company.

Episode 9: An Apple A Day Keeps The Teacher Away

Gina gives Mrs. Godfrey an apple. Unfortunately, Gina accidentally put something in the apple that got Mrs. Godfrey sick. She is now in the hospital and there is a sub for Social Studies. Is the sub a good sub and will Mrs. Godfrey get out of the hospital?

Episode 10: Road Trip!

In this 45-minute long episode, Nate’s dad gets an RV to go to places.

Episode 11: Hot Summer

In another 45-minute long episode, Nate and his friends spend the summer the best way.

Episode 12: UNtrustworthy

Nate meets Eddie The Goon to get a worksheet for a class since he forgot about it.

'''Episode 13, 14 and 15: Where Is Nate Moving? (3-parter)'''

Nate moves away to Pennsylvania since Martin has a job there.

Season 3
Episode 1: Nate’s Back!

After realizing that the job has buildings across America, Nate and his family make it back.

Episode 2: Space Guy

Nate makes a comic book character.

Lost Episodes

 * 1) What???: Nate and his friends accidentally send an explicit video to everyone at the school. This episode never aired because swearing, nudity, and… y’know.

More episodes soon!

Message at the end of episodes
At the end of most episodes, there is a message before the credits end. For example, the first episode’s message said “So, what did you think of the show?” And at the season 2 finale it says “Goodbye, Nate.”