<div class="quote"><i>Neo Bahamut wrote:
I can't find anything specifically confirming or refuting that, but I also can't find anything confirming that's actually Antonucci, or that even if it is, Antonucci has ever worked with Nickelodeon. Plus, those clearly are not concept arts. Whomever it is, they have 3 articles, all of which are about supposed TV show revivals happening a few years down the road. Yet the only one I can find corroboration for is the Rocko's Modern Life movie.</i></div>
<p>I assume that's the case. With Nick's current mindset of reviving old 90s-2000s shows, it wouldn't be surprised if they did revived ATLA, albeit something that's definitely not costly like Korra and one that can appeal to younger children. Maybe they'll release a spin-off show about Momo, "Adventures of Momo". </p>

<p>"<i>Well it's time for another good news guys, I've gotten word from Nick Animation Studios that a brand new two-part Avatar: The Last Airbender TV Movie and a brand new Rocko's Modern Life TV Movie are both in works for November 2017. I will be working as storyboard artist on the movies with supervision by the shows creators, Bryan Konietzko, Michael Dante DiMartino and Joe Murray</i>" </p><p>It just says for a two-part TV movie. What's with Nickolden and their newfound desire to make TV movies out popular shows they previously denied to make a TV movie for? Also, wasn't a TV special for Hey Arnold! scheduled for release in November 2017? </p>

I'm curious as to who would voice Aang if this happened. Zach is too old to voice him now.

<div class="quote"><i>Hanabi-chan wrote:
I'm curious as to who would voice Aang if this happened. Zach is too old to voice him now.</i></div>
<p>Probably some talented female voice actress. </p>

<div class="quote"><i>DarkNet1 wrote:
"<i>Well it's time for another good news guys, I've gotten word from Nick Animation Studios that a brand new two-part Avatar: The Last Airbender TV Movie and a brand new Rocko's Modern Life TV Movie are both in works for November 2017...</i>"</i></div>
<p>The author also claimed last month that "<i>a Fanboy and Chum Chum Movie has officially been greenlit by Paramount</i>" and "<i>the release date for the film will be on November 6 2019</i>". Nope, if Paramount penciled in that date, it would be captured on Box Office Mojo. </p>

<p>I highly doubt a Fanboy &  Chum Chum movie is happening, let alone 5 years after its cancellation. Firefly, on the other hand... </p>

<p>Much as I'd love to see <i>Firefly </i>revived, I doubt that's ever gonna happen. Aside: I've actually been rewatching the show lately. </p><p>As for this "announcement", I'm highly skeptical myself. The alleged concept art looks more like someone's fanart drawing of the original Gaang than anything official, so until something firm comes up from a verifiable source, I'm gonna call this bogus. </p>

<p>I hope that's not going to happen, tbh. Personally, I feel like that would ruin everything the creators and Co. have worked on so far, especially after Nick's "no" and now they are going to revive it all of a sudden? I don't want to believe this and I won't until there's valid evidence besides a random post with a bad preliminary 'concept art' that came out of nowhere. </p>

<p>Agree with Korra. I prefer this franchise to end ( except for the comics ). I actually wouldn't like to see sequel of LOK either. I just think that they will eventually run out of ideas and ruin this awesome series. </p>

<div class="quote"><i> <p>Skipper8888 wrote: Agree with Korra. I prefer this franchise to end ( except for the comics ). I actually wouldn't like to see sequel of LOK either. I just think that they will eventually run out of ideas and ruin this awesome series. </p> </i></div>
<p>It's called "milking it for all it's worth". They've been doing that to <i>Star Wars</i> for decades. </p>