Kenan & Kel

Kenan & Kel is an American live-action TV series that aired on Nickelodeon from July 15, 1996 to July 15, 2000, created Kim Bass.

All of the seasons are currently airing on "90's Kid: The Channel".

Season 1

 * Pilot (1996)
 * The Tainting of the Screw (1996)
 * Doing Things the Hemingway (1996)
 * Mental Kel-Epathy (1996)
 * Duh Bomb (1996)
 * Mo' Sweater Blues (1996)
 * Diamonds Are for Roger (1996)
 * The Cold War (1996)
 * In the Line of Kenan (1996)
 * Dial 0 for Oops (1997)
 * Merry Christmas, Kenan (1997)
 * Baggin' Saggin' Kel (1997)
 * Safe and Sorry (1997)
 * Twizzles Fizzles (1997)

Season 2

 * Pair-Rental Guidance (1997)
 * Clowing Around (1997)
 * The Lottery (1997)
 * Who Loves Orange Soda? (1997)
 * Haven't Got Time for the Paint (1997)
 * A Star is Peeved (1997)
 * Ditch Day Afternoon (1997)
 * Get the Kel Outta Here (1997)
 * Foul Bull (1997)
 * The Crush (1998)
 * Turkey Day (1998)
 * Bye Bye Kenan (parts I and II) (1998)

Season 3

 * Fenced In (1998)
 * Skunkator vs. Mothman (1998)
 * The Raffle (1998)
 * The Chicago Witch Trials (1998)
 * To Catch a Thief (1998)
 * Happy B-Day Marc (1998)
 * I.Q. Can Do Better (1998)
 * Attack of the Bug Men (1998)
 * Surprise, Surprise (1998)
 * You Dirty Rat (1998)
 * Freezer Burned (1999)
 * Present Tense (1999)
 * Housesitter (1999)
 * I'm Gonna Get You Kenan (1999)
 * The Limo (1999)
 * The Contest (1999)
 * Picture Imperfect (1999)
 * He Got Job (1999)
 * Clothes Encounter (1999)
 * We Are the Chimpions (1999)
 * Who Loves Who-ooh? (1999)
 * Poem Sweet Poem (1999)

Season 4

 * Corporate Kenan (1999)
 * The Honeymoon's Over (1999)
 * Girl-Watchers (1999)
 * Car Trouble (1999)
 * Three Girls, a Guy, and a Cineplex (1999)
 * Natural Born Kenan (1999)
 * The Graduate (1999)
 * Aw, Here it Goes to Hollywood (1999)
 * Oh, Brother (1999)
 * Futurama (1999)
 * The April Fools (2000)
 * Tales from the Clip (2000)
 * Two Heads Are Better Than None (2000)

Broadcast History

 * Nickelodeon (1996-2000; 2000-2006)
 * SNICK (1996-1999)
 * Nickelodeon Games and Sports for Kids (1999)
 * The N/TeenNick (2002-2009; 2011-2013; 2013-present)
 * CBS (2004-2005)