Seeing as the building where Viacom and Nick has been located, that brings up a question: do they truly care about what their fans want? For example: Nickelodeon and Viacom should have had a poll made for fans to vote on whether or not a Dora the Explorer feature film should be made. It seems they only care about the potential money that it will create, rather then the fans opinions, especially the fans who grew up with Dora since they were kids. Nickelodeon and Viacom, somewhat, do care about their fans, due to the fact that iCarly is being aired in reruns, but the same can't be said for the fans who are now raising a family with a child or two. Parents don't want their kids to watch a comedy drama like iCarly, they want their children to watch something that will help them learn and get ready for school. Also, seeing as Nick released their older Nick shows (CatDog, Danny Phantom, Rocko's Modern Life, Hey, Arnold, etc), it seems unfair that the younger people of the family don't get to see their favorite kid shows on DVD when and if they're not on TV.

It seems awfully clear that, though they care about entertainment and entertaining the family, Nickelodeon and Viacom don't truly care about their fans enough to release their older Nick Jr shows for the fans who are now raising a family, and it's clearly apparent that Nick and Viacom don't care about the young ones in the family, all they care about is to entertain them, not about what they or their parents want.