Group Chat with Annie and Jayden

Nick is literally running out of ideas.

First, "It's Pony" (2020) a cartoon about a person and their talking pet going on adventures which has been done to death. Examples: "Adventure Time" (2010) "Sanjay and Craig" (201?) and maybe "The Amazing World of Gumball" (2011)

Then there was this. GCWAaJ. It's literally a zoom call between two teen girls and a couple celebrities. (Most of which aren't even "celebrities" but are advertised as celebrities) the show also has them do crazy "dares" like tossing a Oreo cookie into their mouth. Now, it could be a good cartoon if you let it sit and become timeless. Nope, as they're constantly referencing memes that are from 2007.

Group Chat is awesome and really wonderful and it is the best show

I think we've found a show that is going to go lower than the breadwinners rating. This is basically a show that have these teens do stupid things on a zoom meeting or whatever. I have absolutely never in my life heard of the girls Annie and Jayden. Are they even Nickelodeon actors other than Zoom Callers? Maybe I don't watch enough sitcoms but eh...

This show is very cringe by the way, what was Nickelodeon thinking? No hate towards the people on this show.

I just realized that these girls come from TikTok, tsk tsk tsk, typical Nickelodeon.

Some smart alec thought it would be a great idea to make a tv show off of a group chat. What in the actual hell was he on?

>>>Skip, unless you like to hear my thoughts on Nickelodeon.<<< Nick has been trying WAY too hard to relate to kids, even going so far to bring their nicktoons count to a whopping 4! (Casagrandes is practically the same show as the Loud House.) Spongebob, Loud House, the three episodes of It's Pony and Ollie's Pack that they show constantly, and the average, just sad to watch sitcoms. Is this abomination even entertaining? Can it even be called a "show?" A cartoon? A sitcom? I'll give them one thing. They know who to lure the average baby shark obsessed kids to their channel.

If you wanted to skip all of that, the "show" is a bunch of kids who...talk to each other, doing...things. Yeah. Like slime, DIY stuff and other, random stuff that they can cram into a 30 minute "episode" of this garbage. It's the typical Nick sitcom with, "special appearances" by the three other kids that are in every other Nick sitcom-thing, except crustier than 2000's camera quality. Go watch it, I'm not gonna stop you. I'd rather watch Alvin and the "Chipmunks" (Have you seen those things?) than this.