The show received three nominations at the 2004 Gemini Awards and was fairly well-received by Canadian and U.S. press, with some critics calling attention to the show's surreal presentation and genuine approach to its concept. It was short-lived, as Nickelodeon did not pick up a second season. In 2004, select episodes were released across several DVDs in the United States. In 2015, the series went viral with a resurgence in popularity on websites such as Tumblr and YouTube for its bizarre nature.