Invader Zim: Enter the Florpus Serves a Satisfying Cessation and Plenty of Pudding.

Series revivals are, if not already, the next big thing on television. Cartoon Network gave Samurai Jack a conclusive ending on its Adult Swim block in 2017 with a series finale following its cliffhanging cancellation fourteen years after its original run. Disney Channel brought back That's So Raven and Boy Meets World with a sequel series: Raven's Home and Girl Meet's World with a "where-are-they-now" scenario (Lizzie McGuire being the next in line). Taking a page from both networks, Nickelodeon revived a couple of their classic catalogs with Hey Arnold! and Rocko's Modern Life with made-for-television movies that like Jack, provided a proper conclusion to these cancelled cartoons. 

Double Feature: Wonder Park & Captive State

On a passing glance, Nickelodeon's Wonder Park and Rupert Wyatt's' Captive State share nothing in common. The obvious being one aimed for kids and the other for adults but looking at the plot, both are bizarrely similar. They take place in a specific location that used to be full of life; now it's invaded by hostile forces that originated from the sky. The titular character is randomly thrust into the conflict, sees beforehand what is at stake both involving a creature with prickly quills. They are prevented from leaving and the final solution involves traveling into the sky with the high probability of no return. Coincidence? You be the judge.