You won’t believe this, but Ned’s Declassified School Survival Handbook has been around for over 15 years now! We can’t believe how quickly time has passed since the first episode of the legendary Nickelodeon series aired on September 12, 2004!
We’re not kidding when we say that it seems like yesterday when we were watching Ned, Moze, and Cookie deal with the challenges of school, schoolwork, tests, relationships, drama, and everything else that comes with being a teenager. And, to be completely honest, we never fail to miss it.
But it wasn’t only viewers who missed the show; Devon Werkheiser recently posted advice on how to make it through adulthood on TikTok.
The actor talked about his efforts to launch a Ned’s Declassified remake in a video he made in May 2021.
“Bringing the Ned’s Declassified Adulthood Survival Guide remake to life has been a great dream of mine over the last two years,” he said in the video.
After all these years, Devon finally had a plot idea for the programme, which he described in detail to set the scenario.
Picture Ned, Moze, and Cookie finishing college and navigating their twenties while giving you advice on taxes, online dating, self-care, roommates, budgeting, and everything else, he said. I thought it would be fantastic to develop a self-help sitcom for a generation that could use a friend. I wanted it for you, I wanted it for me.
As the team tried to pitch the idea to Nickelodeon, Devon disclosed that it had actually been in the works for a long.
At the time, he said, “Cookie and Moze were on board, as were the original creators and producers, Scott and Michelle Fellows, but we don’t hold the rights to Ned’s Declassified. We pitched it to Awesomeness TV and Nickelodeon, who indeed hold the rights to it, but they rejected it and would not let us take it elsewhere to resell it.
Devon captioned the video, “I still think we can make it happen, even though the relaunch isn’t currently in the works. Who’s hurt?
He closed by saying, “Well, for now, the reboot’s gone and I’m terribly sad. Thanks for being fans.”
But what are the actors up to these days, you ask? We decided to do some research in honour of the occasion, and they have certainly accomplished a lot in the past 17 years! While some chose to leave the spotlight in order to concentrate on their schooling or start their own families, others went on to star in a huge number of films and TV shows. In any case, they have all advanced considerably.
Check it out yourself! Discover the current activities of the Ned’s Declassified cast by scrolling through our gallery.
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Christian Serratos Played Suzie Crabgrass
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Christian Serratos Now
Serratos, Christian Later, Christian portrayed Angela in the Twilight films. She appeared in The Walking Dead, Flight 7500, Pop Star, and The Secret Life of the American Teenager, among other films.
From 2020 to 2021, Christian played singer Selena in the popular Netflix series Selena: The Series.
In 2017, the brunette beauty and her partner David Boyd welcomed their daughter Wolfgang.
Daniel Curtis Lee Played Simon ‘Cookie’ Nelson-Cook
In the role of Simon “Cookie” Nelson-Cook, Daniel Curtis Lee
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Daniel Curtis Lee Now
Lee, Daniel Curtis Since Ned was declassified, Daniel has done a lot. He kept acting, appearing in films like Zeke and Luther, Glee, The Slimbones, The Sound of Magic, Evening Installation, and others. Keep an eye out for him because he’s now working on the films Fruit of the Poisonous Tree and Money Received.
In addition to directing a few music videos, the former Nickelodeon star has travelled extensively. You guys won’t believe this, but he recently returned to school and earned his degree from California State University in May 2019! Daniel, go!
Devon Werkheiser Played Ned Bigby
Devon Werkheiser Now
Toby Werkheiser After his time in Ned’s Declassified, Devon is currently moving at a rapid pace. The following TV shows and films in which he appeared include Shredderman Rules, Love at First Hiccup, Marmaduke, The Quinn-tuplets, The Prankster, Greek, Beneath the Darkness, Never Fade Away, Zephyr Springs, California Scheming, Helicopter Mom, Bad Sister, Sundown, Where’s the Money, Break Night, To The Beat!, Rough Draft, Crown Vic, Santa Girl, and others. Yes, the list really does go on forever.
That’s not all, either. The actor has also entered the music business. Over the years, he put out three albums, all of them are jam-packed with bangers. About his love life, he dated Sara Montez for a while, but it looks that they’ve broken up based on their recent lack of Instagram PDA.
Devon also keeps thinking about Ned’s Declassified on his Instagram, where he frequently shares old pictures.
Lindsey Shaw Played Jennifer Anne ‘Moze’ Mosely
Lindsey Shaw Now
Ashley Shaw For Lindsey, Now Ned’s Declassified was just the beginning! She later went on to appear in numerous films and television shows, including Aliens in America, 10 Things I Hate About You, Suburgatory, Faking It, Hers and History, Pretty Little Liars, Teen Spirit, Devolved, 16-Love, No One Lives, Love Me, Yellow Day, Secret Summer, Temps, and 1/1.
Ethan Peck, who played her co-star in 10 Things I Hate About You, and she dated for a period before breaking up in 2010. She has apparently remained single ever since.
The actress made the announcement that she was quitting social media in July 2021 after receiving criticism for remarks she made regarding a dance on TikTok that was made popular by Black producers.
She said in a TikTok video at the time, “I just have to tell right now that the hate in my email is not OK. “I didn’t mean it in any manner at all. Like everyone else, I believe I am constantly learning. And regardless of who it is intended at, this kind of hatred must just go from the earth. teary crocodiles? It’s like my soul is out there, buddy, so stop. You are aware that it is not this if you know anything about what I stand for or what I believe in.
Following the uproar, Devon, who had previously acknowledged seeing Lindsey after the conclusion of the show, expressed his support for the Lucifer alum.
Rob Pinkston played Coconut Head
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Rob Pinkston Now
Pinkston, Rob After Ned was declassified, Rob too carried on with his actions. He later appeared as the lead in This Just In, The Tale of Hidden Pass, and Extreme Cinema. Also, he made a couple cameos on Punk’d on MTV! Sadly, he hasn’t been in any films since 2017, and he hardly uses social media these days.
