At times, it even made her a character that viewers could sympathize with. Fans of Hey Arnold! hoped that the two would eventually get together, and Bartlett has said that he thinks they would ...

Looking back, Arnold of Hey Arnold! fame definitely lived in a character-rich community, an intriguing subsection of mock-Brooklyn rife with famous faces and urban legends. In this mix ...

I'm sure this will do it: The character designs for the Hey Arnold! revival were unveiled at the 2016 Nickelodeon Comic-Con panel "Happy! Happy! Joy! Joy!: 25 Years of Nickelodeon Original ...

“The voice cast is an essential piece to the ‘Hey Arnold’ universe and we’re excited for a new generation of fans to hear these characters in a new TV movie.” Original “Hey Arnold ...

The animation, though hand-drawn, has an exaggerated flatness that gives “Hey Arnold!” an engaging look that seems to grow organically out of its characters’ quirky tics and moods.

So I just kind of made up a dream world.” The world of Hey Arnold is vast, but it’s held up by two characters who couldn’t be more different: Arnold and Helga G. Pataki He can quote episodes ...

“Harold Berman”: I just love that energy of kids being together and actually voicing kid characters. I thought it was so cool that Craig was insistent on having that for Hey Arnold! We would ...

“‘Hey Arnold!’ is pretty special ... But they humanized the Vietnamese American character,” she said. “In my study of television, the characters that the audiences relate to — the ...

The main character was a lovable lad with a football-shaped head, wild yellow hair, and was never seen without his trusty baseball cap. The voice behind the lead character is that of actor Lane ...

That meant an entire episode dedicated to Arnold's depression following the loss of his signature headwear. Likely the most well-known non-essential character in Hey Arnold! history, Stoop Kid ...