Jagger Eaton's Mega Life

Three kids donning the different colors blue, red, and purple compete in relatively cool-looking olympic-style games to achieve as many points as they can.

Follow Nick Cannon on his quest to "take over" whatever he thinks needs fixin'. Like baseball, the London Bridge, your average Southern California Family, history class and more. Warning: "taking over" can lead to some crazy shenanigans!

In this new hidden camera prank show, celebrities are transformed by a team of special effects artists to go undercover as substitute teachers to surprise a class of unsuspecting students. A $25,000 donation will be made to each school.

This is a Nickelodeon family reality/games show where teams compete to solve a mystery of a missing camper at a reportedly haunted summer camp. Two teams of three kids each have to reenact key events from Dennis' life to find clues to his disappearance.

Girls v. Boys is a teen reality competition series that pits teams of teenage girls against boys in a variety of physical, mental, and teamwork-based challenges. Each season features a completely new cast and takes place in a different location, including Tampa, Hawaii, Montana, and Puerto Rico. The teams live and compete together while earning points, rewards, and prizes, navigating rivalries, alliances, and social drama along the way.

NOGGIN's provocative educational series "A Walk in Your Shoes" takes two real people from completely different backgrounds and switches their lives, physically transplanting them in each other's environments while cameras roll. The live-action show engages viewers in exchanges that underscore the universality of human experience. Each episode of the series provides a glimpse into the lives of two new individuals, so that over the course of a season, viewers will learn about a wide range of people, places and ways of life. As viewers watch, they discover that there are far more similarities than there are differences between us, and they develop greater empathy for people they don't know. Online diaries, photos and clips from the show are available on Noggin, serving Noggin's commitment to online and television convergence.