Hey Arnold wove urban legends into its empathetic ... she’s also desperately in love with the quiet kid with a tiny baseball hat perched on his football head. Bartlett’s also quick to credit ...

Likely the most well-known non-essential character in Hey Arnold! history ... said outfit is required to come with a hat. Calling bullshit that this baby top hot is capable of concealing a ...

"Steve Viksten's first solo script for Hey Arnold! was 3A "Arnold's Hat." It's one of my favorites: funny and sad and cool, and we get our first glimpse into the mystery of his missing parents.

“Steve Viksten’s first solo script for ‘Hey Arnold!’ was 3A ‘Arnold’s Hat,’” he wrote. “It’s one of my favorites: funny and sad and cool, and we get our first glimpse into the ...

Check out just where Hey Arnold! took place below ... gave him the huge hair and tiny hat, and that was that.” ...

We looked past that tiny hat perched on his head ... so unlike any real person in my elementary school. So, yes, Arnold from Hey Arnold was my '90s TV crush, circa 1998. But, hey, at least ...

Making its Nickelodeon debut in 1996, Hey Arnold! was an animated cartoon series that followed Arnold — a football-headed fourth-grader who lived with his grandparents in the city. The show ...

The man behind Hey Arnold!‘s titular character is no football head. After BuzzFeed realized Lane Toran voiced Arnold (and labeled him a lumbersexual), he shared the following statement on ...

“Hey Arnold! The Movie” represents the latest transformation of a hit toon series from cable network Nickelodeon into a feature kidpic ripe for franchising.And, like its two “Rugrats ...