Meet Lane Toran—or, as you probably know him, Arnold. The 35-year-old actor, director, and musician voiced Hey, Arnold!'s titular character (plus its neighborhood bully, Wolfgang) during the ...

The Movie” and the show’s series finale, with Arnold leaving his grandpa’s boarding house to head off on a school trip to San Lorenzo in search of his long-lost parents.

You'll think it's '97 again when you take a look at this bad boy. So, the trailer begins with Arnold's class winning a field trip to the fictional location of San Lorenzo, and as Arnold's best pal ...

Hey Arnold!: The Jungle Movie follows Arnold and the whole cast (Gerald, Helga, Phoebe) taking a trip to San Lorenzo (doesn't actually exist but is somewhere in Central America) to find out about ...

The trailer features Arnold as a fifth-grader now; he and his classmates win a San Lorenzo and go on a mission to discover his long-lost parents, who have never been present on the show.

Nickelodeon fans of all ages are getting a Thanksgiving treat this year, as the highly anticipated, brand-new HEY ARNOLD!: THE JUNGLE MOVIE bows Today, Nov. 24, from 7:00-9:00 p.m. (ET/PT).

Hey Arnold! ended 11 years ago today Helga's enormous eyebrows and large bow remain the same, but her trainers and dress have got an update, while Phoebe has a whole new outfit and longer hair.

Nickelodeon is bringing back the original “Hey Arnold” cast for the upcoming TV movie, which is titled “Hey Arnold!: The Jungle Movie.” The two-hour telepic will air in 2017. “Hey Arnold! The Jungle ...

One of Nickelodeon’s most admired series, Invader Zim, is also in the process of being adapted into a made-for-TV, feature-length film. Hey Arnold: The Jungle Movie will be released on Nov. 23.

TV movie. The two-hour comeback, called Hey Arnold! The Jungle Movie, follows Arnold on his search for his parents in San Lorenzo. It’s a direct follow-up to 2002’s Hey Arnold!: The Movie.

“Hey Arnold!” aired 100 episodes across its five seasons, which aired between 1996 and 2004. “Hey Arnold!: The Movie” was released in 2002, and “The Jungle Movie” serves as a sequel.