Green slime, in all of its gloppy, gross glory, shows how rebellion has been co-opted at the molecular level. Kids’ commercial culture has taken the principles of ket to the bank.

A mysterious green slime has been spotted oozing from Gotham’s grates and manholes, causing some New Yorkers to wonder if a superhero comic had suddenly come to life. An X user from Manhattan ...

New Yorkers startled to find green ‘slime’ oozing onto city streets. Video of green "slime" oozing out of New York City sewers went viral on social media and had people wondering about real ...

Remember those glorious 90s moments when someone on TV got absolutely blasted with green slime? Yeah, we lived for that. If ...

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1) Nickelodeon’s iconic green slime wasn’t born in the U.S. Green slime made its debut on You Can’t Do That on Television , a Canadian sketch show that aired from 1979-1990.

Nickelodeon’s iconic slime made its first appearance on You Can't Do That on Television, the Canadian-made sketch comedy show that ran from 1979 to 1990. From there, it became a staple of almost ...

Green slime is oozing from Lake Okeechobee, polluting Florida’s pristine waterways. The crisis has caused a dramatic decline in the economy and voters want their voices heard.

The green slime used on old-school Nickelodeon shows is made of green food coloring and a few other ingredients. But there are multiple recipes for the green stuff.

Green liquid oozing out of the sewers in New York City? As strange as it sounds, that's what one passerby was able to capture and post on social media.

Edible slime, anyone? If that's something you never thought you'd want to actually consume, this Halloween Witches Brew Green Slime Drink Mix ($8) from Target will change your mind (and inspire ...