Amanda Bynes Not Included on Nickelodeon's 'All That' Reunion: She Wasn't Even Invited!

It's been over ten years since All That ended its run in Nickelodeon, and over two decades since it first began airing on the cable network -- and it's getting a reunion now that Nick is going back to its 90's roots with The Splat! Not long after the first trailer was released, it turns out one of the key players of the variety show, Amanda Bynes, wasn't even invited!

TMZ spoke to someone close to Bynes recently, when they were asked whether the former child star would be participating in the reunion, and it seems she won't be around. Nickelodeon didn't even have the courtesy to invite her. Apparently, Bynes found out the reunion was happening when she ran into the trailer online.

According to Hollywood Life, though, Bynes isn't too upset about being left out and understands the reasoning even though she's recovered lately as she follows her new career path in fashion. The former child actress has had a rough couple of years. An insider to the situation told the outlet that the crew would open their arms to her if "she wanted to do it and was healthy enough," but it didn't seem like the case when the project was created.

The upcoming reunion won't be a remake of the 90's sketch show. It will feature a few of the main cast members who'll be talking about their experience as young actors in All That while showing clips.

The original variety series ran for ten seasons, from 1995 to 2005, and it introduced some of the actors who'd become the most iconic in the network later on. Bynes was only one of the actors who got her own series from her appearance on All That -- The Amanda Show. Other shows that came from it were Kenan & Kel, The Nick Cannon Show, Just Jordan and Jamie Lynn Spears' Zoey 101.

So far, the special will feature Danny Tamberelli, Kel Mitchell, Josh Server, Lori Beth Denberg and Kenan Thompson. No airdate has been announced yet.