[[ Hey, don't spam Nickelodeon about reviving Invader Zim, please. It's not Nick's choice to make new episodes for it, that falls on Jhonen Vasques. The show technically belongs to him because he's the head writer and creator. He's moved onto greener pastures. I highly doubt we'll get a reboot because a lot of pre-teens "demand" it. It was a great show, yes. But, move on like the writer has and enjoy what you got. ]]
Well you have it backwards. He's made it clear on QuestionSleep.com that it's up to Nickelodeon as they own the rights. Now I'm glad you mentioned the greener pastures thing though because we're very aware that he has exciting projects coming up including a Squee! animated short, a potential animated JtHM movie, a potential cartoon on Disney XD, and more. We were convinced for a short time that the projects meant all windows of opportunity have closed and I told Richard and Rikki "we're more than willing to let Jhonen do his thing" (there's footage of that out there. Connecticon 2014. Will grab it later). Their response was "No, don't do that. He hurts himself that way" and I laughed and thought nothing of it.Then Eric Trueheart said some interesting things.Then Richard announced his plans for Zim shorts.So we're going to still be celebrating the fandom, encouraging projects both licensed and fanmade, and greasing any wheels that get (Jhonen approved) Zim stuff. As for the 'spamming' comment: yes, our humble beginnings was spammy and although it was effective (i.e., attention from Nickelodeon and Invadercon) we will be the first to say it was not a professional way of handling things. The phoneline flooding was four years ago and all of our endeavors have been within appropriate and helpful boundaries. Even our letter writing mission was made possible thanks to Katelyn Balach of Nickelodeon HQ.Regardless I do want to thank you for being polite in your feedback. You're a breath of fresh air.-Best,CB Johnny
