Nickelodeon

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Nickelodeon may refer to:

• Nickelodeon (movie theater), an early 20th century form of small, neighborhood movie theaters.
• Nickelodeon (album), a 1973 album by Hudson Ford
• Nickelodeon (film), a 1976 film directed by Peter Bogdanovich.
• Nickelodeon (TV channel), a cable TV channel whose demographic is primarily children ages 6-11 in the United States. Its spinoffs include:
  • Nickelodeon Magazine
  • Nickelodeon Universe, a Nickelodeon-themed amusement park inside the Mall of America
  • Nickelodeon Movies
  • Nickelodeon Studios
  • Nickelodeon Arabia, a relatively new Nickelodeon channel for children in the Middle East.
  • Nickelodeon Australia
  • Nickelodeon Brazil
  • Nickelodeon (CIS), the version for Russia and other CIS countries
  • Nickelodeon Europe
  • Nickelodeon Germany, the German version of Nickelodeon for Children, in Germany.
  • Nickelodeon India
  • Nickelodeon Ireland
  • Nickelodeon (Italy)
  • Nickelodeon (Japan)
  • Nickelodeon Latin America, a satellite/cable TV station for children, in Latin America.
  • Nickelodeon (Netherlands), the Dutch version of Nickelodeon for Children, in the Netherlands and Flanders.
  • Nickelodeon New Zealand
  • Nickelodeon Pakistan
  • Nickelodeon Portugal
  • Nickelodeon UK, a satellite/cable TV station for children, in the United Kingdom.
  • Nickelodeon Scandinavia
  • Nickelodeon South East Asia
  • Nickelodeon Sweden
• A player piano, or a cabinet containing an automatic record player where records are played by inserting a coin (a nickel = a five-cent coin; odeon, Greek oideion, was a building for musical performances).
• An instrument invented and regularly used by the pop band Sailor.
• The Nickelodeon Theatre, run by the Columbia Film Society

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