Nickelodeon's new streaming service is exclusively dedicated to binge-worthy '90s classics

Mother, fetch me my bucket hat, a slap bracelet, and some Fruit Roll-Ups. There is work to be done! '90s nostalgics can now binge Nickelodeon classics through VRV's new streaming channel, NickSplat, for $5.99 per month.

NickSplat's collection of last millennium's most popular TV shows is rotating — so not all of your favorite titles will be available at once — but the ones they have at present are pretty rockin'.

Classic cartoons like The Wild Thornberrys and Rocko's Modern Life are streaming alongside the spooky Are You Afraid of the Dark? and the competitive Legends of the Hidden Temple. (I'm a ride-or-die Blue Barracuda. Do not @ me, Green Monkeys.)

Hopefully, we'll see the addition of Hey Arnold!, Ren & Stimpy, Rugrats and other Saturday morning staples in coming months. As of right now, you can catch the following:

AAAHH!!! Real Monsters: Seasons 1 and 2 All That: Season 2 Are You Afraid of the Dark?: Seasons 1 and 2 CatDog: Season 1 ChalkZone: Seasons 1 and 2 Clarissa Explains It All: Season 1 Double Dare 2000: Season 1 Doug: Seasons 1 and 2 Guts: Season 1 Hey Dude: Season 1 KABLAM!: Season 1 Kenan & Kel: Season 1 Legends of the Hidden Temple: Season 1 Legends of the Hidden Temple (2016) Nick Arcade: Season 1 Rocko's Modern Life: Seasons 1 and 2 Salute Your Shorts: Season 1 The Amanda Show: Season 1 The Angry Beavers: Season 1 The Mystery Files of Shelby Woo: Seasons 1 and 2 The Wild Thornberrys: Season 1

Notably, none of these series are complete, so we can probably expect to see expansions on these titles as the streaming service gains subscribers. (It'll be like they're getting renewed. In real time. Like on TV. You know, cable TV. From the nineties.)

If you're looking for even more content and a pretty good deal, you can gain access to all of VRV's streaming channels with the premium bundle at $9.99 per month.

I may have just hit confirm on my 7-day NickSplat free trial, but that CatDog theme song is stuck in my head already... It's good to be home.