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Did you catch all these???pic.twitter.com/IHLuKsY8Qj

We're stinkers but these ain't no rotten Easter Eggs! pic.twitter.com/BDXU0fnq9Y

Celebrating 17 YEARS of Danny Phantom!pic.twitter.com/dsXQy1K4Te

ghosting the feed with some Danny Phantom development art from the #NickArchivespic.twitter.com/259HR9ReAv

on this day, @Nickelodeon had its debut!pic.twitter.com/LJL05zZ7Os

What was your fav #TheFairlyOddParents episode?pic.twitter.com/5sVddoLR6C

On This Day the Fairly OddParents premiered!pic.twitter.com/Yy923AmEzu

"Our studio is able to flourish when everyone feels like they can bring their best selves to work and be part of a nurturing team. Collaboration at Nickelodeon is at the center of how our studio operates." -Jessica Nguyenpic.twitter.com/IICjyGWCGX

"Open dialogue with employees about career goals is one of my favorite ways to strengthen Nick’s collaborative culture; it’s so rewarding to watch them grow and achieve their dreams." -Jessica Nguyenpic.twitter.com/aFHN9zAxda

"The most fulfilling part of my job is meeting everyone that joins our company. I aim to set employees up for success and strive to have true partnerships with them. Regardless of where someone is at in their career journey, we’re all a part of the same team!" -Jessica Nguyenpic.twitter.com/RqzbvguYl1

"Our entire company is filled with energetic people pursuing their passions which makes my job rewarding: to set and demonstrate a culture that celebrates their work and supports them while they do it." -Jessica Nguyenpic.twitter.com/oaoAK0tzF2

Let's give a big round of applause to ALL of the women that make up the Nickelodeon Animation Studio! Concluding our #womenshistorymonth celebration, we’re giving props to Jessica Nguyen, Director of Human Resources. : Jessica Nguyen : @niki_lopezpic.twitter.com/Q4aN8vnZ2O

"I started my animation career at the reception desk. That job was really hard! What I learned from the very beginning was: Every part of production matters. Every last element is key. It adds up to a mantra I learned along the way: Care About Everything." -@blinkuspic.twitter.com/bPrx4t88Wg

“Jeff Borkin and I created Blaze with big goals in mind: Get little kids to fall in love with our characters. Engage them in a really serious STEM curriculum. Meet our audience where they are, and take them on a million different adventures. And it worked!” -@blinkuspic.twitter.com/y8AMW8vMB3

“I committed to doing everything possible for creators to make the shows they truly wanted to make. By earning the trust of creatives around me, and most importantly, by teaming up with a great partner, one day I got a chance to do it myself.” -@blinkuspic.twitter.com/5TYOvlHM8Y

“The path to becoming a show creator was not an obvious one for me, because I’m not an artist. I’m a producer first. I like to make things happen, and I love to tinker.” -@blinkuspic.twitter.com/JFm7KNYVBN

We’re so proud of the women who make up the Nickelodeon Animation Studio! Continuing our #WomensHistoryMonth celebration, we're giving props to Ellen Martin, creator of Blaze and the Monster Machines on @nickjr : @blinkus : @kikibeepic.twitter.com/6aOV6yHBo2