For the 25th anniversary of the “Hey Arnold!” pilot, show creator Craig Bartlett talked to NBC Asian America about the storyline surrounding Mr. Hyunh, a Vietnamese refugee.

Veteran animator Tuck Tucker, who worked on popular series such as SpongeBob SquarePants and Hey Arnold!, died on December 22. He Was 59. Tucker’s family posted the news of Tucker’s passing on ...

An age old mystery has finally been revealed. Fans of the animated television show Hey Arnold!, which debuted on Nickelodeon on October 7, 1996, have long pondered where the football shaped head ...

Arnold, Gerald, Helga, and the rest of their class embark on a wild adventure full of deceit, beautiful jungle locales, and adult villains who are amusingly outmatched by a group of kids.

Hey Arnold! fans have had a lot of time (fifteen years, give or take) to imagine this film in their heads. They’ve seen the concept art. They’ve heard the precious bits of story leak out.

Hey Arnold!: The Jungle Movie has been gestating in series creator Craig Bartlett’s head for over fifteen years. While the film was originally supposed to come out in the early 2000’s it was ...

Hey, Arnold! The Jungle Movie to Solve Unanswered Questions The football head returns. By Jonathon Dornbush Updated: Oct 6, 2017 8:48 pm Posted: Oct 6, 2017 4:27 pm ...

Hey Arnold! creator Craig Bartlett has announced that the newest movie based on his beloved cartoon series, Hey Arnold! The Jungle Movie, would debut next Thanksgiving. On a San Diego Comic-Con ...

A release date for the Hey Arnold! film — the first new installment in the series since 2004 — is not confirmed, but the movie is expected to premiere early next year.

I think that’s when my agent said, “Hey Arnold, here’s an idea: You can squeeze this in between other projects. It’s only a five week shoot.” I totally agreed with him: It is very unique.