Nickelodeon introduces NickMom

Yesterday, Nickelodeon announced a new development slate for the newest addition to the Nickelodeon Family- NickMom.

NickMom will be a prime time comedy block (airing from 9pm-1am) and web site designed specifically for today’s moms. With a mix of talk shows, stand up, sketch comedy, hidden camera, and game shows, this all new mom programming will be debuting late 2012.

Here is a sneak peek at the line up–       

                                                                                                                                       
NickMom Night Out: (26 episodes) a stand-up comedy series that takes moms out for a night at the comedy club.  Featured comedians include Judy Gold, Corey Kahaney, B Phlat and Deena Blizzard, all offering their humorous takes on the joy and pain of parenting.

A hybrid sketch/talk series starring and executive produced by comedian and actress Caroline Rhea and Emily Cohen (Title TBD).

It’s Nighttime with Annabelle Gurwitch – A new breed of talk show that looks at the world through Gurwitch’s unique mom-colored glasses, executive produced by Gurwitch and Elyse Roth (former The Daily Show producer).

The 5th Hour – A scripted comedy show inspired by morning news shows and hosted by mom comics in the roles of the news team. Executive produced by Mad Cow Productions (Madeleine Smithberg, executive producer The Daily Show with John Stewart), Sarah North and Jordan Tilzer (Roar).

The Judi & Kate Show – A real-life, modern-day Laverne and Shirley, these two mom video bloggers have a lot to say, and the worldwide web is listening. The Judi & Kate Show is a show within a show, going inside their world for their own unique take on motherhood. Executive produced by Coolfire Productions (Welcome to Sweetie Pies).

Mommy Double – Because every mom wishes she had a twin helper, we bring in a mommy double to get the job done…or at least try to.  Executive produced by Magda Liolis and Eileen Braun (Figure It Out, Bet the House).

Oblivious – A game show contestants don’t know they are on, where unsuspecting moms get the chance to answer trivia for cold hard cash. Executive produced by Scott Stone (Stone and Company, Brain Surge).

My 63 Moms -Completely uneducated about babies, comic and first-time mom Andrea Rosen turns to moms across the country to tell her everything they think she needs to know, and then some. Executive produced by Linda Schaeffer and Barbara Kanowitz Small, with Andrea Rosen.

Road Mamas – This docu-series follows three stand-up comedian moms and eight kids in one RV, where they buckle up for a funny, messy ride. Executive produced by Chris Debeic/Triternal Studios.

What do you think? Will you be tuning in to NickMom when the kids have gone to bed?

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8 Responses to “Nickelodeon introduces NickMom”

  1. Barbara says:

    This website and the TV shows sound like a lot of fun. I can’t wait for it to come out so I have something to do during the late night hours.

  2. Tracy Parral says:

    I have always loved Nickelodeon since I was a kid, and love watching the 90′s re-runs they air now. Since I am a mother of two young children, I like this idea, and can’t wait till it comes on. Thanks for sharing it with us!

  3. Mia Dentice Carey says:

    I’ll have to check this out…Thanks for the heads up! =)

  4. Melissa says:

    they should add more kids shows from 8-9pm too!

  5. Tracy Parral says:

    reading this again…..can’t wait till it starts

  6. Mia Dentice Carey says:

    I think I saw some of these clips on YouTube the other day. I’m a Cafemom member and I remember when they were doing a survey on what MOMS would be interested in & if we would watch.

  7. Barbara says:

    I reviewed nickmom.com the other day and was SO not impressed. The language and pictures made me so upset. I really hope this wasn’t what Nickelodeon has planned.

  8. Mia Dentice Carey says:

    I have yet to see any of these =(

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