A popular movie review program that aired on Nickelodeon. Each week, the show would feature a rotating blend of three young teenagers giving their opinions on the latest feature films and sometimes, what was new on home video. Each review was capped by an otherwise inconsistent letter grade system (for example A for Amazing, C for Classic, Confusing, or Crazy, G for Go, S for See It or So-So, and T for Terrific) with Letter K being that show's equivalent to an ultimate, perfect 5- or 4-star scale. Even though the film reviews were scripted, the actual movie discussions were freely open and improvised. Over four episodes in 1987, the series presented "The Big Ballot" where viewers phoned in to take a poll on the best movie, TV show, and other entertainment media. This would be succeeded by the Kids' Choice Awards.