| rdfs:comment | - The first six seasons of All That are considered The Old All That (1994–2000), or otherwise known as The "Golden Era". The 2nd run of All That, which contained the next 4 seasons, are famously known as The New All That, or just titled The "Relaunch Era" (2002–2005). After the end of All That's sixth season, Nickelodeon cancelled The "Golden Era" continuity. Nickelodeon postponed airing new episodes of All That, so they had to skip the 2000-2001 Season, which they can prepare for the Relaunch Era of All That in 2002.
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| abstract | - The first six seasons of All That are considered The Old All That (1994–2000), or otherwise known as The "Golden Era". The 2nd run of All That, which contained the next 4 seasons, are famously known as The New All That, or just titled The "Relaunch Era" (2002–2005). After the end of All That's sixth season, Nickelodeon cancelled The "Golden Era" continuity. Nickelodeon postponed airing new episodes of All That, so they had to skip the 2000-2001 Season, which they can prepare for the Relaunch Era of All That in 2002. Ending Season 8, Nickelodeon aired the finals of R U All That?: Nickelodeon's Search for the Funniest Kid in America. The finals aired on Saturday, July 26, 2003, with former cast Nick Cannon (via satellite) and Amanda Bynes were the judges. The winner ended up being the new cast member of All That. Nickelodeon's All That 10th Anniversary Reunion Special was a 10 year anniversary reunion that aired on April 23, 2005. It featured crossover sketches, numerous guest celebrities, the cast members from the past and present, and was hosted by Frankie Muniz. In 2005, after Season 10 of All That, Nickelodeon and Dan Schneider, executive producer of All That, decided to cancel the show, after the past ten years (12 years of airing on Nickelodeon). In 2008, sister network The N aired reruns until September 2008. As of October 22, 2005, ten seasons and a total of 167 episodes have aired with 2 unaired episodes from the tenth season.
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