Vanessa's first appearance isn't actually in "Dude, we're getting the band back together" but in "The Magnificent Few" as a small, almost non-speaking part in Doofenshmirtz's subplot. He claims he hired her as his lab assistant, but in the end it's revealed that it was "bring your daughter to work" day.
I laughed really hard when “best musical episode banned for communism or epilepsy” and I was like “omg is it PPG??” and it was! Immediately following that with “best musical episode that actually has Jack Black” also made me shriek a laugh. Anyway, good stuff, great vid!
Dude why do you have so little views. Your content is so good. It's great your total drama episode is blowing up and finally bringing you your well deserved attention.
@@dr.penguin9942 that doesn’t really make sense though. People watch hundreds of videos a month probably. I and probably many others rely on the red bar to tell us if we’ve seen it or not because we’re not gonna remember it all. Most people aren’t gonna click on a video they think they’ve already watched unless it’s something they think they’d want to REwatch.
Buffy fans love the musical episode. The show has a lot of 'concept' episodes. The lesbian stuff in the episode is specifically in it because the network was being shitty about it and Joss wanted to give them the middle finger.
I know this video is kinda old now, but the section about Community single-handedly convinced me to watch the show. I'm a sucker for found family, and the "Abed's mother having a new family" and the "it's a defense mechanism for him" parts really hit home with me. So...thanks, for giving me a real reason to give the show a chance.
Honestly as someone who grew up watching the super Mario show but wishes they didn't, I find it hilarious that it is home to the first ever tv musical episode.
my favorite musical episode from a cartoon is the episode Daria! from the show of the same name, it's so fun to see the characters who aren't usually known for being outgoing start singing and dancing
ok i am such a sucker for musical episodes when i saw you made this video and had community and clone high in the thumbnail i was like YES. YES . OH MY GOD and the fact that you covered once more with feeling (the buffy episode) in it as well made me SO happy because i'm the biggest buffy fan in the world legitimately. so i am going to talk about buffy in your comment section i apologize in advance so first of all to answer your question about their ages, in s6 they're all out of high school. they graduate in s3, s4 is in college, s5 is when buffy's sister dawn is introduced and it's all about buffy growing up, and s6 is the incredibly terribly sad and mentally taxing season which is why OMWF is so full of intense plot and drama. while this definitely was a joss whedon passion project and that's very obvious, i personally love that it's a plot-heavy episode that's full of music cause if they tried to move all of this plot WITHOUT songs..... i would be bored out of my mind, but again i am a sucker for musical episodes. anyways moving on it's a really rough episode that isn't fun in the way that most musical episodes are, so if you aren't invested in the show then it's not for everyone. (tbh, that could be said about all of s6 though) the plot of the *whole season* is expanded on and moved forward through song - tara and willow's relationship is a BIG part of s6, giles also leaves this season which is what he sings about in this episode, anya and xander sing about their fears regarding marriage (which... their marriage fails btw it's all like foreshadowing), and don't even get me started on buffy and spike i do really enjoy this episode, but you pretty much NEED the context of the previous 5 seasons to enjoy it as much as i do and frankly i do not blame you for not getting through the entire show LMAO. (especially s4... worst season probably of the whole show other than s7) anyways this video has been incredibly entertaining and i always love being given a chance to talk about buffy the vampire slayer so thank you for that
@@BHultra i'm so glad you went back to it!! it's a goofy 90s teen drama but it holds a special place in my heart it IS very important but it's also a pretty big bummer of an episode (esp for a musical episode) so i understand why you didn't like it much originally LMAO i can't imagine going from s2 where buffy and spike hate each other to s6 JSGHDH that'd throw me for a loop
finally someone reviewing cartoons that has good takes actually. the praise of adventure time AND steven universe that are both well deserved and true. and i have always been openly cringe so i dont even care that people think SU is bad, its my favorite show and adventure time is also definitely on the list of the best shows too and the songs in both shows go so hard its over isnt it and i remember you absolutely hit hard not only as songs but also emotional moments, like bro kids be getting some good food (the songs) and im glad i was also a kid getting that good food
I'm sure the comments have yelled this at you enough already but the Buffy musical episode is like... universally beloved. The fact that it is plot driven and not just a fun sideplot episode is what makes it so great. It's the perfect culmination of all the stories in the show and the fact that they are all miserable is good, actually. You have a point about the horny thing tho
Even as someone who hasn't watched any of Buffy the musical episode being directly tied to character development is why I admire it, even from afar. It's also why the best Steven Universe, Adventure Time, and Community musical episodes are good; so many musical episodes feel like one-off jokes meant to be consumed without any context, but the point of any musical is to convey plot development through meaningful song. You can write a one-shot single episode plot that works as a musical that anyone can understand if that's the only episode they see, and that's fine, but it feels like a much more interesting use of both the TV and musical mediums to use your musical episode to actually develop and conclude plot threads from previous episodes. The way that musical episodes enable characters who have been limited by either dialogue or silence for hours of story up until this point to finally be able to directly express their emotions in a climactic way is a benefit that TV shows have over either movies or stage musicals.
I know it does fit the Criteria because it’s too long for a classic tv episode, but seeing clips from Psych the Musical but not hearing about it made me sad 😂 I listen to the music on the daily and I think it’s a fun concept
I like a lot of the songs from Stephen Universe (even the movie's songs) but Pearl's song "It's Over Isn't it" from the episode you talked about is probably my most listened to song from the show
12:52 "Not Jack Black" is Jess Harnell (Wakko from Animaniacs) btw (you probably knew that but I just wanted to mention it for anyone who didn't). Still, great video with a very fun format!
im SO glad this video got onto my recommended page. its outstanding!! youre really funny and well articulated, and clearly put in a lot of work to make this video as intensive as it is. the editing is crazy. theres so much discussed in this vid and its all interesting, even the parts about shows i’ve NEVER seen. good subject matter, great execution, and the presentation is just awesome. thank you!!! as a fan of musicals and musical episodes, this scratched an itch. also i can tell you have a lot of respect for the mediums you discussed, whether live action or cartoon. the love for rebecca sugar in this vid is also heartwarming
I really like Mayhem of the Music Meister from Batman the Brave and the Bold. Music Meister has become one of my favorite Batman villains despite the fact that one episode was the main thing he ever showed up in.
This randomly got recomended to me and I watched it, but I didn’t notice how little views it had until it ended. This is high quality stuff and I would love to see more. Subbed.
spoilers for one of the higher picks adventure time was a wonderful pick. just about all the songs in that show are phenomenal and complement wonderfully what is in my opinion the best cartoon of its decade. i also really appreciate the point about it being touching to people of many ages. i think i'm gonna rewatch adventure time now. again.
NO, NOT THAT HEATHERS EP. As a devoted fan of both the movie and musical, I have never hated a tv show more in my life. Crazy Ex Girlfriend is my favourite musical show of a time. The charactrer and songs from Greg is my all time favourite especially Hey, West Covinia and Shitshow. I do love American Dad more than Family Guy. Roger is my favourite asshole. The trapped in the closet parody by Steve is so good. Always Sunny. The Nightman Cometh, I know all of the lyrics 🤣 thats how much I love this show and episode. I also adore arrested development way too much. Adventure Time broke me with the Ice Kings backstory and Marcey.
I also agree that American Dad is much better, love when Steve sings R&B songs with no shirt. It's always sunny is also my favorite show. Thank you for talking about it.
As someone who did choir for years and one musical in middle school and will watch almost show that seems mildly entertaining to me several times over I didn't realize how much I needed this video. And idk why but it struck me how good it is when u set up the intro for American Dad. I have unfortunately seen every Seth MacFarlane show at least 3 times and his musical talent isn't acknowledged as much as it should be!! And to reference Mean Girls the Musical like god I probably listen to a song from that soundtrack at least once a day. All this to say musicals are just fun songs that tell spell out a story and have to be preformed so that everyone can fully understand and appreciate them, and I feel like most are but a majority of the common audience for these shows don't care. Musicals get too much hate anyway none of what I said made any sense thank you for making this video xo
Don't know if you've seen it, but you've mentioned liking modern cartoons so I'll recommend it. Tangled the Series is a continuation from the movie that is done so well with some truly fantastic songs that I can't recommend enough. I think most of the premier/midseason/season finales have enough songs have enough songs to qualify. It just truly has some fantastic songs, big fan of Ready As I'll Ever Be and Nothing Left to Loose are the biggest highlights for me. It's defiantly a show simular to something like a Phinease and Ferb or Steven Universe in the sense that music is highly present but not always being a straight up musical tv show. Loved the list in general, even if I had not seen many of the show. You are highly engaging to watch. (I also loved the My Babysitters a Vampire video, I loved that show as a kid. I love a found family dynamic that the show had particularly in season 2)
There's this Canadian TV show called Todd and The Book Of Pure Evil, its a really funny show but it has an episode that's a musical episode and the songs are all absolute bangers but surprisingly enough it also pushes the plot of the show forwards really well so it feels even better than the common musical episode
I loved how deep you dove with It’s Always Sunny and Community. I’m a fan of both of those shows, but wouldnt have remembered half of those episodes and wouldn’t have ever known about the Always Sunny live show if it weren’t for this! I did feel like Buffy kind of got the short end of the stick because you really didn’t have the context for that episode in comparison to the others, but everything else was very well researched! good stuff :)
25:27 Mitchell Musso actually didn't abandon Pair of Kings he was fired because he got a DUI at the age of 18(?). They let him stay on Phineas and Ferb because he didn't show his face so he "couldn't be a bad influence" aka parents wouldn't recognize him if he's just a voice actor.
i actually started steven universe because my friends were singing 'it's over isn't it" one day and I was like what's that, and then watched every episode that was out until that point and have been grateful ever since
1:22:28 I think I have one (of many, I’m sure) answer(s) to your, ‘I don’t exactly know why I like this so much/find this so impactful from a logistical standpoint, I just do,’ conundrum. As a former theater kid (and now proud owner of a musical theater degree), the best way I’ve heard anyone describe why people tend to find music/musicals so impactful was explained thusly by a few professors of mine, and it’s really stuck with me: when it comes to musicals, character/emotional motivation to break into song/dance works like this, if you can’t find the words to explain your emotions via dialogue, you sing them, and if the emotions are too overwhelming to even open your mouth, then you express them with dance. (I’m lengthening that to try and explain what they meant in a bit more depth, the actual phrase was really more like, “if you can’t say it, sing it, and if you can’t sing it, dance it” but I didn’t want to just assume that would totally make sense to anyone and everyone without the context of, like, knowing my professors, idk.)
The Buffy episode is still the best for me, as it adds so much to the story, is really fun, and has some absolutely incredible songs. Plus, the vampires dancing in the opening song is the greatest thing I've ever seen in my entire life.
So Seth MacFarlane hasn't made a musical, but he did play a jazz-loving mouse in the 2016 movie Sing! The character was a complete jackass the entire time for no reason, and then at the end I'm pretty sure he's canonically eaten by a bear bc we never see nor hear about him once in the sequel.
Adventure time made me cry so many times as a kid and I've been singing The Garden Song since the first time I heard it and never stopped :p It's one of my favorite songs and I've sang it soooo many times for talent shows :p
just enjoyed this video thoroughly (genuinely laughed out loud A Lot, cried a couple times, even for a show i hadnt seen, and was even persuaded to enjoy shows i hadnt before) and then saw it had 600 likes ???????? wth ??? this is good content, people ???????
remember you is by far the best episode of modern television, and by far in animation. I remember when I first watched it, and from that point on I was addicted to the show. I had liked the show previous to watching that episode, but not to this level. Essentially the same thing you said is what I felt. That episode is just such a gut grinder. At the time I was too young to really grasp the underlying metaphor for dementia, but I still comprehended the gravity of the situation. This was also the episode which made me look forward to any episode with Marceline and Simon, I was desperate for any more information about them, or some sort if catharsis to their relationship, and overall it made me care so much more about the lore of the show. I don't know if I can even put into words how much this episode effected my childhood, but anytime I hear the song I cry, maybe not so much anymore, but at the bare minimum a few hot tears.
I think the zeitgeist nostalgic era is catching up me. Finally some early 10s and late 00s rep. I'm glad to have grown up with Steven Universe, Adventure Time, and Phineas and Ferb. Their musical episodes were ingrained into my psych, and I can remember Phineas and Ferb being brought up and referenced so often in elementary and middle school. My best friend and I were huge Adventure Time fans, down to owning franchise video games and playing the Card Wars app. The show's seemingly endless universe of creativity was already my first major influence to start writing fictional stories in my notebooks and drawing illustrations to go along with them, but unraveling the more emotional narratives from season 3 onward was the first time I could remember getting viscerally emotional at a TV show. That song "I Remember You" was the precise point where I can remember that level of emotional impact that I hadn't fully understood but would linger in my mind forever.
I actually had to stop this video three times to go watch episodes you mentioned (Phineas and Ferb, Big City Greens and Adventure Time) because like you I cannot get enough of a good musical episode. I didn't list Steven Universe because I listen to all those songs like once a week. Also I died laughing when you said "good luck making fun of Gravity Falls, bitch!"
The Super Mario Bros Super Show probably had two theme songs to tell you if that day you were getting a Mario cartoon or a Zelda cartoon as both were part of the same show (The Super Mario Bros Super Show) although the Zelda portion eventually got seperated in re releases (this actually caused a few of the live action segments that aired with Zelda to become lost)
This is a really well-done video! In fact, it’s so well done that I put it on to go to sleep to when I woke up with nausea and ended up staying awake for the whole hour and a half. I hope it picks up in views!
this is mostly unrelated but rebecca sugar went to my old high school and attended the magnet arts program there but whats interesting abt this fact is that when famous alumni's r brought up its almost like sugar is a taboo subject n ive always found it odd bcos not even the old art teachers (who ik for a fact were teaching the arts program) bring them up when talking abt former students... sors for the tangent but this vid reminded me of this bcos of the end bit talking abt how steven universe is hated on
Thanks for the incredibly brief but positive mention of Clarence. Absolutely love that show, it was so big in my 'healing my inner child' stage and totally captured a feeling of grandiose nostalgia where everything feels more meaningful and special than it probably is
huge fan of always sunny, soo happy to have found your channel and when I saw buffy once with Feeling I started tearing up just because I love angel and Buffy very much (understand you couldn't get through it haha) and it's absolutely one of the musical episodes in tv that just won't hit hard unless you've watched the show.
as a fellow buffy fan i completely agree and love once more with feeling, the emotional gut punch is really good. but buffy is also rife with whedonisms, weird little moments you see that just reek of joss whedon, so i can understand struggling to get through it
I Was not emotionally prepared for I will remember you coming up T-T Also this video has convinced me to give American dad another shot and to check out Community! Brilliant Award show thank you for making this!!
1) This was a great video! I wasn't sure what to expect when I clicked on it, but you blew it out of the water with the writing 2) Someone in the comments already mentioned this, but Crazy Ex Girlfriend is a musical show, it's got about three songs an episode? And it's hilarious and heartbreaking and another thing that starts with h. I dunno 3) At this point, you have a moral obligation to make a video on Riverdale musical episodes. Just saying
I was so confused how I've watched this video and others of yours already, while only just finding your channel a few days ago. And then realized most of your thumbnails have a red line on the bottom that makes it look like I've watched them before. I thought I was going insane lmao.
I like that when you bring up American Dad compared to the other two, the background has one of my favourite Family Guy jokes, which I can't mention in public outside of a RUclips comment. It's a perfect "Dude!" joke: "A Looter!" "Self-defense!" "A black guy and a white guy talking together like that's normal!"
I have never heard the censored version of the aztec tomb joke before and it felt so natural i thought i slipped into an au. Anywho, i just discovered your channel and have devoured so much already. So exciting to find a new channel i vibe so hard with!! Great video!
I am THE ONLY person I know who loves American Dad/think it's better than most adult animation. Glad to see there are other out there, haha. Fantastic video, once-a-fuckin-gain!! 😌
came from this year's musical episode awards, figured i would drop my own favorite down here too since everyone else has lol it's gotta be wander over yonder's "my fair hatey" for me there's just so much to love about it- they skip the regular intro in favor of a whole musical-esque number (and i personally think jack mcbrayer is a fabulous singer, so bonus points) and within the context of the episode, and the rest of that season as a whole, the music is almost ironically cheerful in comparison to what the plot actually is. at one point, clean rips of all the music was available on the composer's soundcloud, andy bean. pretty sure it still is, but i downloaded the album so i havent actually looked
This makes me want to rewatch community. I skipped all the high concept episodes when I watched it in middle school. I saw puppets or animation and thought "yeah that's going to be stupid"
Been watching the old legend of zelda cartoon, i think on amazon prime. And for whatever reason, every epsiode opens with the super show theme, amd they all end with the live action "do the Mario!" bit and it just cracks me up every time
Absolute disrespect to the Buffy episode 😤 I honestly loved how the singing forced characters to voice things they wouldn't have and moved the arcs along and I listen to the soundtrack religiously in lieu of rewatching a hundred seasons of drama
This was one of the most enjoyable RUclips videos I’ve watched. Can’t wait to binge a bunch of your videos. This is also a great format to talk about a bunch of shows
it baffles me that you make videos at such a high level of quality and i found out about you like 2 days ago, subscribed but i do feel guilty, and i will be liking the video as well to atone for my crime
I know it doesn't fit the rules, but Psych: The Musical is my all time musical "episode". I know next to nothing about actual musical productions, and my bias for Psych may be speaking here, but the episode was really funny and had great songs in my opinion. "Santa Barbara Skies" and "I've Heard it Both Ways" are great, but "You Can't Do This!" has been on my daily rotation since I first saw the episode. Anyway, you've actually convinced me to try American Dad after avoiding it all these years. Good video!
I kind of expected Band Geeks from Spongebob it made enough of an impact that they petitioned to get it played at the superbowl we got screwed of course but I feel an honorable mention was at the very least warranted there lol
I don't really hate the superhero origin episode. I think troy said it best with. "I think it's cool that we are all connected even if it's in bad ways" And the fact that they stay together is a testament to their friendship and found family. Like yeah, they put each other through some shit but they still got something better out of it together. And I like how it reframes the question of whether or not it was worth it in the end knowing how much they fought before in the early seasons when they felt dating each other had some strain to it.
The Super Mario Bros Super Show was an amazing series. RIP to Captain Lou Albano, the Live Action Mario. Also, the Phineas and Ferb's Rollercoaster The Musical was hilarious with how many references are thrown at you.
Okay I sound insane and insanely old saying this but we DVRd "I Remember You" from Adventure Time and that episode had such an emotional impact on me as a kid that I took a video of the titular song on my sliding phone to watch in bed and Feel Emotions
Ain't got rhythm is the only Phineas and Ferb song that randomly gets stuck in my head. And I wasn't a big fan of Phineas and Ferb, but I love that song.
Fun fact: They had to re-storyboard Pearl’s solo to make her face match the emotion of her VA’s performance
Vanessa's first appearance isn't actually in "Dude, we're getting the band back together" but in "The Magnificent Few" as a small, almost non-speaking part in Doofenshmirtz's subplot. He claims he hired her as his lab assistant, but in the end it's revealed that it was "bring your daughter to work" day.
found u through ur izzy theory and I'm shocked and appalled by how underrated your channel is; this is a hub of superb content!!
lol same
@@mukanjyyo same!
same!
Me too!
Agreed
"dude we're getting the band back together" has always been THE best episode of P&F in my opinion, always my family's #1 pick
I laughed really hard when “best musical episode banned for communism or epilepsy” and I was like “omg is it PPG??” and it was! Immediately following that with “best musical episode that actually has Jack Black” also made me shriek a laugh. Anyway, good stuff, great vid!
Dude why do you have so little views. Your content is so good. It's great your total drama episode is blowing up and finally bringing you your well deserved attention.
new fan right here, and i agree
It’s probably because everyone thinks they’ve already seen the video because of the red bars in his thumbnails
@@mujiescomedy279 Actual i think thats helps him because people click on it wondering when they watched it
@@dr.penguin9942 that doesn’t really make sense though. People watch hundreds of videos a month probably. I and probably many others rely on the red bar to tell us if we’ve seen it or not because we’re not gonna remember it all.
Most people aren’t gonna click on a video they think they’ve already watched unless it’s something they think they’d want to REwatch.
agreed, im from that video and its been so good
Buffy fans love the musical episode. The show has a lot of 'concept' episodes. The lesbian stuff in the episode is specifically in it because the network was being shitty about it and Joss wanted to give them the middle finger.
As a Buddy fan w the whole soundtrack on my phone, I second this message.
I know this video is kinda old now, but the section about Community single-handedly convinced me to watch the show. I'm a sucker for found family, and the "Abed's mother having a new family" and the "it's a defense mechanism for him" parts really hit home with me. So...thanks, for giving me a real reason to give the show a chance.
Very curious how your community journey is going!
Honestly as someone who grew up watching the super Mario show but wishes they didn't, I find it hilarious that it is home to the first ever tv musical episode.
my favorite musical episode from a cartoon is the episode Daria! from the show of the same name, it's so fun to see the characters who aren't usually known for being outgoing start singing and dancing
yes yes yes this!!!
YES 🥰
Also Mystik Spiral, had such a crush on Trent lol 🤣
Batman: The Brave and the Bold had also a really good musical episode.
Even with Neil Patrick Harris as the villain.
ok i am such a sucker for musical episodes when i saw you made this video and had community and clone high in the thumbnail i was like YES. YES . OH MY GOD
and the fact that you covered once more with feeling (the buffy episode) in it as well made me SO happy because i'm the biggest buffy fan in the world legitimately. so i am going to talk about buffy in your comment section i apologize in advance
so first of all to answer your question about their ages, in s6 they're all out of high school. they graduate in s3, s4 is in college, s5 is when buffy's sister dawn is introduced and it's all about buffy growing up, and s6 is the incredibly terribly sad and mentally taxing season which is why OMWF is so full of intense plot and drama.
while this definitely was a joss whedon passion project and that's very obvious, i personally love that it's a plot-heavy episode that's full of music cause if they tried to move all of this plot WITHOUT songs..... i would be bored out of my mind, but again i am a sucker for musical episodes. anyways moving on
it's a really rough episode that isn't fun in the way that most musical episodes are, so if you aren't invested in the show then it's not for everyone. (tbh, that could be said about all of s6 though)
the plot of the *whole season* is expanded on and moved forward through song - tara and willow's relationship is a BIG part of s6, giles also leaves this season which is what he sings about in this episode, anya and xander sing about their fears regarding marriage (which... their marriage fails btw it's all like foreshadowing), and don't even get me started on buffy and spike
i do really enjoy this episode, but you pretty much NEED the context of the previous 5 seasons to enjoy it as much as i do and frankly i do not blame you for not getting through the entire show LMAO. (especially s4... worst season probably of the whole show other than s7)
anyways this video has been incredibly entertaining and i always love being given a chance to talk about buffy the vampire slayer so thank you for that
I did eventually end up going back to finish the series and realized the musical episode is one of the most important ones plot wise
@@BHultra i'm so glad you went back to it!! it's a goofy 90s teen drama but it holds a special place in my heart
it IS very important but it's also a pretty big bummer of an episode (esp for a musical episode) so i understand why you didn't like it much originally LMAO
i can't imagine going from s2 where buffy and spike hate each other to s6 JSGHDH that'd throw me for a loop
As someone who really enjoys musical TV show episodes it's a joy to find this video! Also the editing is really fun!
finally someone reviewing cartoons that has good takes actually. the praise of adventure time AND steven universe that are both well deserved and true. and i have always been openly cringe so i dont even care that people think SU is bad, its my favorite show and adventure time is also definitely on the list of the best shows too and the songs in both shows go so hard
its over isnt it and i remember you absolutely hit hard not only as songs but also emotional moments, like bro kids be getting some good food (the songs) and im glad i was also a kid getting that good food
honestly should have had bowser rapping quietly in the background of the entire climbing section
I'm sure the comments have yelled this at you enough already but the Buffy musical episode is like... universally beloved. The fact that it is plot driven and not just a fun sideplot episode is what makes it so great. It's the perfect culmination of all the stories in the show and the fact that they are all miserable is good, actually.
You have a point about the horny thing tho
Even as someone who hasn't watched any of Buffy the musical episode being directly tied to character development is why I admire it, even from afar. It's also why the best Steven Universe, Adventure Time, and Community musical episodes are good; so many musical episodes feel like one-off jokes meant to be consumed without any context, but the point of any musical is to convey plot development through meaningful song.
You can write a one-shot single episode plot that works as a musical that anyone can understand if that's the only episode they see, and that's fine, but it feels like a much more interesting use of both the TV and musical mediums to use your musical episode to actually develop and conclude plot threads from previous episodes. The way that musical episodes enable characters who have been limited by either dialogue or silence for hours of story up until this point to finally be able to directly express their emotions in a climactic way is a benefit that TV shows have over either movies or stage musicals.
this video is like disgustingly underrated. the amount of work put into it is so good and it makes me sad that it doesn't have more views. instant sub
I know it does fit the Criteria because it’s too long for a classic tv episode, but seeing clips from Psych the Musical but not hearing about it made me sad 😂 I listen to the music on the daily and I think it’s a fun concept
SAME
I ACTUALLY YELLED "NO" IN PURE ANGUISH AT THAT ENDING BIT. I DID NOT WANT TO BE REMINDED OF THAT VERSION OF THE HEATHERS
I like a lot of the songs from Stephen Universe (even the movie's songs) but Pearl's song "It's Over Isn't it" from the episode you talked about is probably my most listened to song from the show
12:52 "Not Jack Black" is Jess Harnell (Wakko from Animaniacs) btw (you probably knew that but I just wanted to mention it for anyone who didn't). Still, great video with a very fun format!
im SO glad this video got onto my recommended page. its outstanding!! youre really funny and well articulated, and clearly put in a lot of work to make this video as intensive as it is. the editing is crazy. theres so much discussed in this vid and its all interesting, even the parts about shows i’ve NEVER seen. good subject matter, great execution, and the presentation is just awesome. thank you!!! as a fan of musicals and musical episodes, this scratched an itch. also i can tell you have a lot of respect for the mediums you discussed, whether live action or cartoon. the love for rebecca sugar in this vid is also heartwarming
I really like Mayhem of the Music Meister from Batman the Brave and the Bold. Music Meister has become one of my favorite Batman villains despite the fact that one episode was the main thing he ever showed up in.
This randomly got recomended to me and I watched it, but I didn’t notice how little views it had until it ended. This is high quality stuff and I would love to see more. Subbed.
spoilers for one of the higher picks
adventure time was a wonderful pick. just about all the songs in that show are phenomenal and complement wonderfully what is in my opinion the best cartoon of its decade. i also really appreciate the point about it being touching to people of many ages. i think i'm gonna rewatch adventure time now. again.
NO, NOT THAT HEATHERS EP. As a devoted fan of both the movie and musical, I have never hated a tv show more in my life.
Crazy Ex Girlfriend is my favourite musical show of a time. The charactrer and songs from Greg is my all time favourite especially Hey, West Covinia and Shitshow.
I do love American Dad more than Family Guy. Roger is my favourite asshole. The trapped in the closet parody by Steve is so good.
Always Sunny. The Nightman Cometh, I know all of the lyrics 🤣 thats how much I love this show and episode.
I also adore arrested development way too much. Adventure Time broke me with the Ice Kings backstory and Marcey.
I also agree that American Dad is much better, love when Steve sings R&B songs with no shirt. It's always sunny is also my favorite show. Thank you for talking about it.
As someone who did choir for years and one musical in middle school and will watch almost show that seems mildly entertaining to me several times over I didn't realize how much I needed this video. And idk why but it struck me how good it is when u set up the intro for American Dad. I have unfortunately seen every Seth MacFarlane show at least 3 times and his musical talent isn't acknowledged as much as it should be!! And to reference Mean Girls the Musical like god I probably listen to a song from that soundtrack at least once a day. All this to say musicals are just fun songs that tell spell out a story and have to be preformed so that everyone can fully understand and appreciate them, and I feel like most are but a majority of the common audience for these shows don't care. Musicals get too much hate anyway none of what I said made any sense thank you for making this video xo
Don't know if you've seen it, but you've mentioned liking modern cartoons so I'll recommend it. Tangled the Series is a continuation from the movie that is done so well with some truly fantastic songs that I can't recommend enough. I think most of the premier/midseason/season finales have enough songs have enough songs to qualify. It just truly has some fantastic songs, big fan of Ready As I'll Ever Be and Nothing Left to Loose are the biggest highlights for me. It's defiantly a show simular to something like a Phinease and Ferb or Steven Universe in the sense that music is highly present but not always being a straight up musical tv show. Loved the list in general, even if I had not seen many of the show. You are highly engaging to watch. (I also loved the My Babysitters a Vampire video, I loved that show as a kid. I love a found family dynamic that the show had particularly in season 2)
There's this Canadian TV show called Todd and The Book Of Pure Evil, its a really funny show but it has an episode that's a musical episode and the songs are all absolute bangers but surprisingly enough it also pushes the plot of the show forwards really well so it feels even better than the common musical episode
Was looking for this comment.
You see season 3 yet? Crazy they had to go animated, but it's still got the heart of the show.
I loved how deep you dove with It’s Always Sunny and Community. I’m a fan of both of those shows, but wouldnt have remembered half of those episodes and wouldn’t have ever known about the Always Sunny live show if it weren’t for this!
I did feel like Buffy kind of got the short end of the stick because you really didn’t have the context for that episode in comparison to the others, but everything else was very well researched! good stuff :)
Thank you for reminding me of all the good pain adventure time has brought me! Excellent video!
25:27 Mitchell Musso actually didn't abandon Pair of Kings he was fired because he got a DUI at the age of 18(?). They let him stay on Phineas and Ferb because he didn't show his face so he "couldn't be a bad influence" aka parents wouldn't recognize him if he's just a voice actor.
i actually started steven universe because my friends were singing 'it's over isn't it" one day and I was like what's that, and then watched every episode that was out until that point and have been grateful ever since
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I think I have one (of many, I’m sure) answer(s) to your, ‘I don’t exactly know why I like this so much/find this so impactful from a logistical standpoint, I just do,’ conundrum.
As a former theater kid (and now proud owner of a musical theater degree), the best way I’ve heard anyone describe why people tend to find music/musicals so impactful was explained thusly by a few professors of mine, and it’s really stuck with me: when it comes to musicals, character/emotional motivation to break into song/dance works like this, if you can’t find the words to explain your emotions via dialogue, you sing them, and if the emotions are too overwhelming to even open your mouth, then you express them with dance. (I’m lengthening that to try and explain what they meant in a bit more depth, the actual phrase was really more like, “if you can’t say it, sing it, and if you can’t sing it, dance it” but I didn’t want to just assume that would totally make sense to anyone and everyone without the context of, like, knowing my professors, idk.)
The Buffy episode is still the best for me, as it adds so much to the story, is really fun, and has some absolutely incredible songs. Plus, the vampires dancing in the opening song is the greatest thing I've ever seen in my entire life.
So Seth MacFarlane hasn't made a musical, but he did play a jazz-loving mouse in the 2016 movie Sing! The character was a complete jackass the entire time for no reason, and then at the end I'm pretty sure he's canonically eaten by a bear bc we never see nor hear about him once in the sequel.
Adventure time made me cry so many times as a kid and I've been singing The Garden Song since the first time I heard it and never stopped :p It's one of my favorite songs and I've sang it soooo many times for talent shows :p
Adventure time and especially Rebecca and Olivia Olson are just a powerhouse of songs
What you said about the vulgarity in jokes is 100% true and will do anything for a full video about that
just enjoyed this video thoroughly (genuinely laughed out loud A Lot, cried a couple times, even for a show i hadnt seen, and was even persuaded to enjoy shows i hadnt before) and then saw it had 600 likes ???????? wth ??? this is good content, people ???????
American Dad introduced me to one of my favorite bands: Wax Fang. Just another one of many reasons that I like the show.
remember you is by far the best episode of modern television, and by far in animation. I remember when I first watched it, and from that point on I was addicted to the show. I had liked the show previous to watching that episode, but not to this level. Essentially the same thing you said is what I felt. That episode is just such a gut grinder. At the time I was too young to really grasp the underlying metaphor for dementia, but I still comprehended the gravity of the situation. This was also the episode which made me look forward to any episode with Marceline and Simon, I was desperate for any more information about them, or some sort if catharsis to their relationship, and overall it made me care so much more about the lore of the show. I don't know if I can even put into words how much this episode effected my childhood, but anytime I hear the song I cry, maybe not so much anymore, but at the bare minimum a few hot tears.
I think the zeitgeist nostalgic era is catching up me. Finally some early 10s and late 00s rep. I'm glad to have grown up with Steven Universe, Adventure Time, and Phineas and Ferb. Their musical episodes were ingrained into my psych, and I can remember Phineas and Ferb being brought up and referenced so often in elementary and middle school. My best friend and I were huge Adventure Time fans, down to owning franchise video games and playing the Card Wars app. The show's seemingly endless universe of creativity was already my first major influence to start writing fictional stories in my notebooks and drawing illustrations to go along with them, but unraveling the more emotional narratives from season 3 onward was the first time I could remember getting viscerally emotional at a TV show. That song "I Remember You" was the precise point where I can remember that level of emotional impact that I hadn't fully understood but would linger in my mind forever.
I actually had to stop this video three times to go watch episodes you mentioned (Phineas and Ferb, Big City Greens and Adventure Time) because like you I cannot get enough of a good musical episode.
I didn't list Steven Universe because I listen to all those songs like once a week.
Also I died laughing when you said "good luck making fun of Gravity Falls, bitch!"
The Super Mario Bros Super Show probably had two theme songs to tell you if that day you were getting a Mario cartoon or a Zelda cartoon as both were part of the same show (The Super Mario Bros Super Show) although the Zelda portion eventually got seperated in re releases (this actually caused a few of the live action segments that aired with Zelda to become lost)
This is a really well-done video! In fact, it’s so well done that I put it on to go to sleep to when I woke up with nausea and ended up staying awake for the whole hour and a half. I hope it picks up in views!
The guy that voices the Gnome in that Freedom episode of PPG is Jess Harnell, legendary voice actor for Wacko from the Animaniacs ~
Yeah I was hoping he'd at least mention his name, but oh well. Video was still good though.
this is mostly unrelated but rebecca sugar went to my old high school and attended the magnet arts program there but whats interesting abt this fact is that when famous alumni's r brought up its almost like sugar is a taboo subject n ive always found it odd bcos not even the old art teachers (who ik for a fact were teaching the arts program) bring them up when talking abt former students... sors for the tangent but this vid reminded me of this bcos of the end bit talking abt how steven universe is hated on
Thanks for the incredibly brief but positive mention of Clarence. Absolutely love that show, it was so big in my 'healing my inner child' stage and totally captured a feeling of grandiose nostalgia where everything feels more meaningful and special than it probably is
huge fan of always sunny, soo happy to have found your channel and when I saw buffy once with Feeling I started tearing up just because I love angel and Buffy very much (understand you couldn't get through it haha) and it's absolutely one of the musical episodes in tv that just won't hit hard unless you've watched the show.
as a fellow buffy fan i completely agree and love once more with feeling, the emotional gut punch is really good. but buffy is also rife with whedonisms, weird little moments you see that just reek of joss whedon, so i can understand struggling to get through it
I Was not emotionally prepared for I will remember you coming up T-T Also this video has convinced me to give American dad another shot and to check out Community! Brilliant Award show thank you for making this!!
Remember you fucking BROKE ME as an adult since I never watched it as a kid. It’s in my “I need to cry” playlist
1) This was a great video! I wasn't sure what to expect when I clicked on it, but you blew it out of the water with the writing
2) Someone in the comments already mentioned this, but Crazy Ex Girlfriend is a musical show, it's got about three songs an episode? And it's hilarious and heartbreaking and another thing that starts with h. I dunno
3) At this point, you have a moral obligation to make a video on Riverdale musical episodes. Just saying
Wander Over Yonder had a musical episode that absolutely deserves more attention
This is such an underrated channel, all your videos are so entertaining istg
My personal fave is Duet from The Flash. It was fun and was the only episode outside the first season that really wowed me
I was so confused how I've watched this video and others of yours already, while only just finding your channel a few days ago.
And then realized most of your thumbnails have a red line on the bottom that makes it look like I've watched them before. I thought I was going insane lmao.
American Dad musical episodes are some of my favorites. The Krampus and Hottest episodes are some my favorites.
I watched this whole episode and you didn’t even mention the Daria musical episode HOW
For serious, I dig this, you did a great job. But HOW
I like that when you bring up American Dad compared to the other two, the background has one of my favourite Family Guy jokes, which I can't mention in public outside of a RUclips comment. It's a perfect "Dude!" joke:
"A Looter!" "Self-defense!" "A black guy and a white guy talking together like that's normal!"
im laughing so hard at jack black singing five nights at freddys LMAO thank you for that
I have never heard the censored version of the aztec tomb joke before and it felt so natural i thought i slipped into an au.
Anywho, i just discovered your channel and have devoured so much already. So exciting to find a new channel i vibe so hard with!! Great video!
I am THE ONLY person I know who loves American Dad/think it's better than most adult animation. Glad to see there are other out there, haha. Fantastic video, once-a-fuckin-gain!! 😌
I cant explain the change the trajectory of my life had when i saw the premiere for I Remember You
I loved adventure time when it was coming out. But tbh I Remember You is still the only episode i properly remember.
Here before this channel blows up, you have such a unique style and you clearly put so much effort into it. Keep it up!
frankly with the clone high part i couldn't stop laughing how you kept just showing the scene of Ghandi and Abe making out over and over
1:05:55 i notice that bob's burgers happens to be absent
also since i'm commenting, nice vid, currently on first rewatch
The GALL of showing footage from Influenza the Musical yet not using it. I cannot believe it.
Shia being a bad singer adds to the charm.
Using your rules, “How I Met Your Mother” is already off of the list there's only one song in that episode.
10:49 are you implying that the kids choice awards ISNT a dignified award show?
came from this year's musical episode awards, figured i would drop my own favorite down here too since everyone else has lol
it's gotta be wander over yonder's "my fair hatey" for me
there's just so much to love about it- they skip the regular intro in favor of a whole musical-esque number (and i personally think jack mcbrayer is a fabulous singer, so bonus points) and within the context of the episode, and the rest of that season as a whole, the music is almost ironically cheerful in comparison to what the plot actually is. at one point, clean rips of all the music was available on the composer's soundcloud, andy bean. pretty sure it still is, but i downloaded the album so i havent actually looked
This makes me want to rewatch community. I skipped all the high concept episodes when I watched it in middle school. I saw puppets or animation and thought "yeah that's going to be stupid"
I always want to cry when I remember I remember you
just found your channel, this shit rocks + AMERICAN DAD APPRECIATION!!
Clone High introduced me to Abandoned Pools which is honestly one of my favorite bands now, the early 2000s alternative just hits
Been watching the old legend of zelda cartoon, i think on amazon prime. And for whatever reason, every epsiode opens with the super show theme, amd they all end with the live action "do the Mario!" bit and it just cracks me up every time
The Clone High episode is also a parody of the band The Who's musical called Tommy
Can we make this an actually annual thing?
Big city greens character their list:
1: Gloria
2: grandma
3: the.... the other ones
22:36 that edit is freaking golden
finally someone that listens to songs from musical episodes an unhealthy amount. it's crazy how many musical episodes albums I have on my phone
Absolute disrespect to the Buffy episode 😤 I honestly loved how the singing forced characters to voice things they wouldn't have and moved the arcs along and I listen to the soundtrack religiously in lieu of rewatching a hundred seasons of drama
This was one of the most enjoyable RUclips videos I’ve watched. Can’t wait to binge a bunch of your videos. This is also a great format to talk about a bunch of shows
I don’t know if he knows the Phineas and Ferb argument he made is the coldest take of all time
I wonder where Dead End Paranormal parks musical episode would rank on this list
Tbf the animainiacs, Runt and Rita doing Les Mis was epic
The scrubs musical my musical totally got snuffed
SERIOUSLY
it baffles me that you make videos at such a high level of quality and i found out about you like 2 days ago, subscribed but i do feel guilty, and i will be liking the video as well to atone for my crime
The fact that you played a clip from like half the other songs in DWGTBBT but not ain’t got no rhythm is pure evil 😛
The Best thing about American Dad is that McFarland is not apart of it very much
I know it doesn't fit the rules, but Psych: The Musical is my all time musical "episode". I know next to nothing about actual musical productions, and my bias for Psych may be speaking here, but the episode was really funny and had great songs in my opinion. "Santa Barbara Skies" and "I've Heard it Both Ways" are great, but "You Can't Do This!" has been on my daily rotation since I first saw the episode.
Anyway, you've actually convinced me to try American Dad after avoiding it all these years. Good video!
I kind of expected Band Geeks from Spongebob it made enough of an impact that they petitioned to get it played at the superbowl we got screwed of course but I feel an honorable mention was at the very least warranted there lol
I don't really hate the superhero origin episode. I think troy said it best with. "I think it's cool that we are all connected even if it's in bad ways" And the fact that they stay together is a testament to their friendship and found family. Like yeah, they put each other through some shit but they still got something better out of it together. And I like how it reframes the question of whether or not it was worth it in the end knowing how much they fought before in the early seasons when they felt dating each other had some strain to it.
The Super Mario Bros Super Show was an amazing series. RIP to Captain Lou Albano, the Live Action Mario. Also, the Phineas and Ferb's Rollercoaster The Musical was hilarious with how many references are thrown at you.
Okay I sound insane and insanely old saying this but we DVRd "I Remember You" from Adventure Time and that episode had such an emotional impact on me as a kid that I took a video of the titular song on my sliding phone to watch in bed and Feel Emotions
I was so so happy when you mentioned DWGTBBT because that's always been one of my favorite episodes of Phineas and Ferb!
Ain't got rhythm is the only Phineas and Ferb song that randomly gets stuck in my head. And I wasn't a big fan of Phineas and Ferb, but I love that song.
I love that episode is misspelled
Well, the Ice King mention came out of nowhere but yes. Just yes.