Changes: Season 5

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The fifth and final season of Hey Arnold! consists of 32 quarter-hour episodes, 2 half-hour specials, and 1 hour-long special.

Even though it was released separately, the series' theatrical film is also considered part of this season as it was produced alongside most of it.

Episodes

#	Segment A	Segment B	U.S. air date	Production code
81	Sid the Vampire Slayer	Big Sis	March 18, 2000	185A / Unknown
82	Gerald's Game	Fishing Trip	April 27, 2002	Unknown / 183A
83	Bag of Money	Principal Simmons	April 5, 2000	Unknown
84	New Bully on the Block	Phoebe Breaks a Leg	April 12, 2000	Unknown / 181A
85	Stuck in a Tree / The Helga Short	Rhonda Goes Broke	January 5, 2001	Unknown
86	Helga's Locket	Sid and Germs	April 19, 2000	Unknown
87	Beaned	Old Iron Man	January 12, 2001	Unknown
88	Ghost Bride	Gerald vs. Jamie O	November 11, 2003	186B / 189A
89	Suspended	Ernie in Love	April 26, 2000	185B / Unknown
90	Arnold Visits Arnie	Chocolate Boy	January 26, 2001	188B / 191A
91	Harold vs. Patty	Rich Guy	February 3, 2002	Unknown / 195A
92	The Racing Mule	Curly's Girl	January 11, 2004 (first segment) October 11, 2002 (second segment)	Unknown
93	On the Lam	Family Man	June 1, 2002	194B / 193A
94	Phoebe's Little Problem	Grandpa's Packard	June 8, 2004	193B / 194A
95	A Day in the Life of a Classroom	Big Bob's Crisis	November 15, 2003	Unknown
96	Married		May 11, 2002	197
97	Timberly Loves Arnold	Eugene, Eugene!	January 28, 2003	Unknown
Film	Hey Arnold! The Movie (Arnold Saves the Neighborhood)		June 28, 2002 (theaters) December 31, 2002 (home video)	198
				199
				200
98	April Fool's Day		April 1, 2002	201
99	The Journal		November 11, 2002	202
100	The Journal		November 11, 2002	203

Trivia

The last two episodes of the series, "April Fool's Day" and "The Journal", were produced in 2001, a year after the rest of the season and the movie. This is because episodes 98-100 were originally going to be the three half-hours of the TV movie Arnold Saves the Neighborhood; but when the TV movie was selected for a theatrical release under the title of Hey Arnold! The Movie, Nickelodeon ordered three more half-hours to fill in the gap in the production schedule, which were turned into these two episodes.
- As a result of being produced separately at a later date, these two episodes share a few differences with the rest of the episodes of the season; namely featuring Alex D. Linz as the voice of Arnold, improved animation quality, and a slightly different production crew credited.
Season 5 consists of 20 half-hours, but a total of 24 were aired in the US as part of the season. This is because three episodes from Season 4 (75, 77 and 80) and one episode from Season 3 (Parents Day) were held over for unknown reasons.
While in many other regions, such as Belgium, Canada, and Latin America, the season (and the series) finished airing in mid-to-late 2002, the U.S. broadcast was extremely erratic, taking a total of four years to air every episode.
- Despite "The Journal" being the last episode in production and chronological order, it wasn't the last episode aired in the U.S. The remaining four holdover episodes took a year and a half to air.

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-|Row 1 info   = [[Craig Bartlett]]
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-'''Hey Arnold! Season 5''' is the fifth and final season of the [[Hey Arnold!]] series. It includes 32 quarter-hour episodes, 2 half-hour episodes, and one hour-long special.
+The '''fifth''' and final season of ''[[Hey Arnold!]]'' consists of 32 quarter-hour episodes, 2 half-hour specials, and 1 hour-long special.
-Despite being released separately, ''Hey Arnold! The Movie'' is also considered part of the season.
+Even though it was released separately, the series' theatrical film is also considered part of this season as it was produced alongside most of it.
 ==Episodes==
+{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
-*81. [[Sid the Vampire Slayer]] / [[Big Sis]]
+! # !! Segment A !! Segment B !! U.S. air date !! Production code
-*82. [[Gerald's Game]] / [[Fishing Trip]]
+|-
-*83. [[Bag of Money]] / [[Principal Simmons]]
+| 81 || [[Sid the Vampire Slayer]] || [[Big Sis]] || March 18, 2000 || 185A / Unknown
-*84. [[New Bully on the Block]] / [[Phoebe Breaks a Leg]]
+|-
-*85. [[Stuck in a Tree]] / [[Rhonda Goes Broke]]
+| 82 || [[Gerald's Game]] || [[Fishing Trip]] || April 27, 2002 || Unknown / 183A
-*86. [[Helga's Locket]] / [[Sid and Germs]]
+|-
-*87. [[Beaned]] / [[Old Iron Man]]
+| 83 || [[Bag of Money]] || [[Principal Simmons]] || April 5, 2000 || Unknown
-*88. [[Ghost Bride (episode)|Ghost Bride]] / [[Gerald vs. Jamie O]]
+|-
-*89. [[Suspended]] / [[Ernie in Love]]
+| 84 || [[New Bully on the Block]] || [[Phoebe Breaks a Leg]] || April 12, 2000 || Unknown / 181A
-*90. [[Arnold Visits Arnie]] / [[Chocolate Boy (episode)|Chocolate Boy]]
+|-
-*91. [[Harold vs. Patty]] / [[Rich Guy]]
+| 85 || [[Stuck in a Tree]] / [[The Helga Short]] || [[Rhonda Goes Broke]] || January 5, 2001 || Unknown
-*92. [[The Racing Mule]] / [[Curly's Girl]]
+|-
-*93. [[On the Lam]] / [[Family Man]]
+| 86 || [[Helga's Locket]] || [[Sid and Germs]] || April 19, 2000 || Unknown
-*94. [[Phoebe's Little Problem]] / [[Grandpa's Packard]]
+|-
-*95. [[A Day in the Life of a Classroom]] / [[Big Bob's Crisis]]
+| 87 || [[Beaned]] || [[Old Iron Man]] || January 12, 2001 || Unknown
-*96. [[Married]]
+|-
-*97. [[Timberly Loves Arnold]] / [[Eugene, Eugene!]]
+| 88 || [[Ghost Bride (episode)|Ghost Bride]] || [[Gerald vs. Jamie O]] || November 11, 2003 || 186B / 189A
-*----  [[Hey Arnold!: The Movie|Hey Arnold! The Movie]]
+|-
-*98. [[April Fool's Day]]
+| 89 || [[Suspended]] || [[Ernie in Love]] || April 26, 2000 || 185B / Unknown
-*99-100. [[The Journal]]
+|-
+| 90 || [[Arnold Visits Arnie]] || [[Chocolate Boy]] || January 26, 2001 || 188B / 191A
+|-
+| 91 || [[Harold vs. Patty]] || [[Rich Guy]] || February 3, 2002 || Unknown / 195A
+|-
+| 92 || [[The Racing Mule]] || [[Curly's Girl]] || January 11, 2004 (first segment)<br />October 11, 2002 (second segment) || Unknown
+|-
+| 93 || [[On the Lam]] || [[Family Man]] || June 1, 2002 || 194B / 193A
+|-
+| 94 || [[Phoebe's Little Problem]] || [[Grandpa's Packard]] || June 8, 2004 || 193B / 194A
+|-
+| 95 || [[A Day in the Life of a Classroom]] || [[Big Bob's Crisis]] || November 15, 2003 || Unknown
+|-
+| 96 || colspan="2" | [[Married]] || May 11, 2002 || 197
+|-
+| 97 || [[Timberly Loves Arnold]] || [[Eugene, Eugene!]] || January 28, 2003 || Unknown
+|-
+| rowspan="3"|'''Film''' || colspan="2" rowspan="3" | ''[[Hey Arnold!: The Movie|Hey Arnold! The Movie]]''<br />(''Arnold Saves the Neighborhood'') || rowspan="3"| June 28, 2002 (theaters)<br />December 31, 2002 (home video) || 198
+|-
+| 199
+|-
+| 200
+|-
+| 98 || colspan="2" | [[April Fool's Day]] || April 1, 2002 || 201
+|-
+| 99 || colspan="2" rowspan="2" | [[The Journal]] || rowspan="2"| November 11, 2002 || 202
+|-
+| 100 || 203
+|}
 ==Trivia==
+*The last two episodes of the series, "April Fool's Day" and "The Journal", were produced in 2001, a year after the rest of the season and the movie. This is because episodes 98-100 were originally going to be the three half-hours of the TV movie ''Arnold Saves the Neighborhood''; but when the TV movie was selected for a theatrical release under the title of ''Hey Arnold! The Movie'', Nickelodeon ordered three more half-hours to fill in the gap in the production schedule, which were turned into these two episodes.
+**As a result of being produced separately at a later date, these two episodes share a few differences with the rest of the episodes of the season; namely featuring [[Alex D. Linz]] as the voice of Arnold, improved animation quality, and a slightly different production crew credited.
 *Season 5 consists of 20 half-hours, but a total of 24 were aired in the US as part of the season. This is because three episodes from Season 4 (75, 77 and 80) and one episode from Season 3 ([[Parents Day]]) were held over for unknown reasons.
+*While in many other regions, such as Belgium, Canada, and Latin America, the season (and the series) finished airing in mid-to-late 2002, the U.S. broadcast was extremely erratic, taking a total of ''four years'' to air every episode.
-*The last few episodes of the series, starting with "April Fool's Day", were written and produced in 2001, a year after the rest of the season. This is because episodes 98-100 were originally going to be the three half-hours of the TV movie ''Arnold Saves the Neighborhood'', but when the TV movie was selected for a theatrical release under the title of ''Hey Arnold! The Movie'', Nickelodeon ordered more half-hours to fill in the gap in the production schedule, which were turned into these episodes.
+**Despite "The Journal" being the last episode in production and chronological order, it wasn't the last episode aired in the U.S. The remaining four holdover episodes took ''a year and a half'' to air.
-**As a result of being produced separately at a later date, two of these episodes share a few differences with the rest of the episodes of the season; namely featuring [[Alex D. Linz]] as the voice of Arnold, improved animation quality, and a different tone of yellow for the title and opening credits.
-*Although "The Journal" was the last episode produced and is the last episode chronologically, it wasn't the last episode aired. Episodes 97, 88, 95 and 94 aired after it. (In that order.)
 [[Category:Seasons]]