Nickelodeon Commercials: 1984 

Thank you for letting me know. I've updated the listing

Is the section that starts at 2:30 the June part?

that’s because the channel hasn’t fully rebranded to the splat logo until 1985 the channel was still in the silver ball logo but various splat logos kept appearing

1984 was a transitional year for Nickelodeon

@@SuperSpaceGirlHDTV Correct. Fred Siebert and Alan Goodman formed Fred Alan,Inc and broke off Nickelodeon from Warner Amex after they had brought MTV from Warner Amex in '83, after a successful Transitional period, Fred Alan joined forced with Viacom and MCA Television to form a NEW IPO christened "MTV Networks,Inc" on April 16,1985 and begin public Trading on October 1,1985. Also in '84, Nickelodeon became Open Circuited and a Basic Cable Channel, No longer premium. Effective Friday June 1,1984 at 6 AM EDT. 9 AM PDT. 7 AM CDT.

@@Tornado1994 No wonder Nick and cable TV felt special before then.

No, Nick At Nite never existed until 1985, this was 1984.

@@djstarkidmashups8536 Like I said, this was one year before Nick at Nite launched, okay? So yeah, it wasn't around then.

Correct

Yes. During the 1984 year they were slowly starting to move towards the splat logo and away from the Silver Ball. I HIGHLY recommend checking out The Pop Arena's Nick Knacks series on RU-vid for more information but the quick answer is this was when change in management happened between Silver Ball and Orange Splat era.

the orange splat logo was introduced on Oct. 1st, 1984 and the shapeshifting claymated Nickelodeon ID between 0:00-0:02 was introduced that week Oct.1-8th I remember that ID back in April 1993, i also notice commercials that aired on Nickelodeon, Oct 2nd that posted by youtube channel cDCB2 too

I'm not sure of the date as the tape had multiple episodes of "You Can't Do that on Television" recorded at different times but we know the whole tape was from 1984 where the silver ball and orange splat were airing at the same time.

Yeah, between 1984 and 85, they were in the process of phasing the Silver Ball logo out in favor of the now-familiar Orange Splat. I have a few hazy memories of seeing the Silver Ball when I was very young.

10:30 Mio Mao???

This was the period of time when they were doing both logos. I'd highly recommend watching "Nick Knacks" by Pop Arena for a detailed look into the channel. He goes into detail about the change in the early 80s.

I’m too young to remember the Silver Ball era, but I assume that was the period Nickelodeon was a laughing stock in school?

Were you not paying attention? There's Danger Mouse in this video (but no original cartoons, that wouldn't happen until 1991)!

They had cartoons on Nick back then. In addition to "Danger Mouse," they also aired "Count Duckula," "Mysterious Cities of Gold," "Star Trek the Animated Series," and, for a time, even various Disney animated series such as "DuckTales" and "Gummi Bears," among others. As Video Kunn mentioned, the original NickToons like "Doug," "Rugrats" and "Ren & Stimpy" didn't come out until 1991.

They didn't had original cartoons yet, they had acquired cartoons.