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Mulan should've said something like "Mother! This lady is undressing me." Mulan surprisingly didn't bother running away from or trying to resist the bath lady quickly undressing her.

In the following order she being the bath lady yanks off Mulan's green kimono top, her red sash, next her blue corset, lastly she tugs and finally removes Mulan's yellow dress flinging it upward like a tablecloth. Mulan was staring downward as the bath lady grabbed her yellow dress and yanks it off. She was clearly puzzled by the lady tugging on it. She then pushes Mulan hard enough she flies off the floor flying backwards into the barrel tub landing butt first. Oddly, she touched Mulan's butt to push her into the barrel tub. Mulan was probably thinking "She touched my butt." Referring to the bath lady.

I don't mean to annoy you or spam anyone's comments but Mulan is a highly recommended Disney movie by me. Hit popularity with lots of Disney fans. I still find the clip funny when the bath lady quickly undressed Mulan during the beginning of the song Honor To Us All. I bet Mulan had conflicted thoughts going through her head being undressed by this short bath lady. She didn't even bother saying something along the lines of "Let's say we get you undressed."

It's better than the office in my opinion

Watched these as a kid, glad I did

No way people thought cold comfort was weak

Greatest sitcom there that and bottom the show was crazy confusing but extremely great there will never be a show as great funny and classic

Loved the cartoon, it was actually very creepy at the time

Are you able to provide the sources that you used during your research for this video? I am working on a research project about the show for a class in my university.

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This show was indeed very underrated

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Just watching this after finally finishing a long DCAU rewatch binge. However, the tie-in comics (Justice League Infinity included), the JL vs. the Fatal Five movie, and maybe some video game cutscenes are still loose ends that need tying up. 10 - Quite a surprise pick there. Still, really good episode, and one with really good sequels in the form of "Double Date" and "Grudge Match". (And maybe even a spiritual successor in the form of Batman: The Brave and the Bold, which also gave Black Canary, Wildcat, and Green Arrow justice.) 9 - How is this low? Ah, no matter, at least it's still in the list.Just watching this after finally finishing a long DCAU rewatch binge. However, the tie-in comics (Justice League Infinity included), the JL vs. the Fatal Five movie, and maybe some video game cutscenes are still loose ends that need tying up. 10 - Quite a surprise pick there. Still, really good episode, and one with really good sequels in the form of "Double Date" and "Grudge Match". (And maybe even a spiritual successor in the form of Batman: The Brave and the Bold, which also gave Black Canary, Wildcat, and Green Arrow justice.) 9 - How is this low? Ah, no matter, at least it's still in the list... oh, and it does have originality by having Wonder Woman be the cathartic Black Mercy-throwing victor against Mongul (not the now absent Jason Todd Robin of the comic) and how Superman and his "son" finally met their end (the comic only did a sort of vanishing act). 8 - Am also surprised that this is low... well, I would've disqualified it, since it's that GOOD. Think the idea of disqualifying Cowboy Bebop, Samurai Champloo, and Space Dandy from superlative dubs lists simply because they're that GOOD. (Oh, and I do love the plot twist, I don't mind said twist being just window dressing, and I'm OK with the future Dana Tan-McGinnis' new look.) 7 - This episode fits better if combined with the other three as a formulated movie (think "Starcrossed" and "World's Finest") but overall also works as a fine optimistic counterpoint to the Watchmen comics and Snyder movie. 6 - Heh, episode title still holds true because we never saw the full story of big leaguers, and Elongated Man. Overall, I can see how this ep can easily be another spiritual predecessor for Batman: The Brave and the Bold. 6:45: Meanwhile, I would really like to help out the X-Men '97 guys. They seem to not have a very firm, hindsightful grasp on continuity with X-Men and Spider-Man: The Animated Series... seriously, how the heck is Omega Red outside of that nuclear sub in "A Deal with the Devil" (not to mention being loyal with the non-Soviet Russian government, I guess), and how the kriff did Captain America get out of interdimensional limbo from the "Six Forgotten Warriors" and "Secret Wars" arcs?! Honorary Mentions: 1 - One thing I can say, this ep sure is more respectful to its source materials compared to Batman Beyond's "Heroes", which outright demonizes the Fantastic Four expies. (Can agree on Longshadow, he should have finally got his dues in the Season 2 four-part finale, even if he got martyred.) 2 - Bold choice. Lots of people actually would prefer to forget this ep, simply because it's that grim and possibly wastes the much hyped Shazam. Yes, I prefer that name... doesn't stop the fact that I'm not a huge fan of the MCU Captain Marvel though. Hope X-Men '97 compensates with its universe's (formerly comatose?) take on Carol Danvers. 3 - Yeah, even I agree that Flash-in-Luthor and Tala didn't actually do "it". 5 - They unhesitatingly massacred Static and the future Batman there, my gods... overall, though not as deep as the likes of Groundhog Day, Steins;Gate, Puella Magi Madoka Magica, and Edge of Tomorrow, the DCAU time travel storylines are always a gem. Sorry, X-Men, but your time travel hijinks are just soooooooo hackneyed and tiresome. (10:59: Can sympathize with the flaws of being a continuity cavalcade though. The likes of Static Shock may be hard to binge, since it does have its hackneyed and tiresome moments.) 4 - Truly a better done, more memorable Suicide Squad story than even the first DCEU movie and even that pseudo-Arkhamverse game. (Even I was surprised by that continuity nod at 12:25, but overall won't call it a flaw. Gotta love such moments that makes one wanna rewatch cavalcades like, hmm, Ojamajo Doremi up to its fourth season Dokkān.) 3 - Again, the dependency of Superman: TAS events for this ep isn't a flaw. Seriously, casuals should be wise enough to watch the DCAU from the order of Batman: TAS > Superman: TAS/The New Batman Adventures > Batman Beyond > Static Shock/Justice League/Gotham Girls > Justice League Unlimited; they should be ashamed for doing skips. 2 - A triumphant episode, this, what with showcasing more of the Flash's heartiness in spite of his weirdness while being an example of being arguably being a better super than Supes and especially Bats. 1 - I am very much surprised it's that high. Regardless, more Zatanna, plus a serenade that has aged very well (though some argue that it aged too well with sadness mixed), is truly welcome.

BBC ghost is much better than CBS ghost

Lovely review!

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I thought Wolves, Witches and Giants is compared to the films directed by the Coen Brothers e.g. the Wolf and the Fox are animal versions of Steve Buscemi's and Peter Stormare's characters in Fargo.

I'll never understand the hyper masculine typically hetero fascination with watching a bunch of jacked young dudes play with balls.

Appreciate the Shakespeare puns, although some of them were more 'bard' than good 😉

I have a book of scripts for Blackadder, and they never actually write what the Actoorrrrsss say for their anti-jinx poem, so I assume they made it up on the spot 😂

I remember this. Something to look forward to. And I wonder why my daughter likes horror stories 😂😂😂

Be really interested to hear your thoughts on Psychoville. Enjoyed hearing your thoughts

Just when i thought this dead meme had reached it's peak, i get recommended this. 😂

*(reads description)* Ah, I see you know them too. Oh, well, don't worry, I won't talk about her and those views here either. 0:39: That's some animation! 1:13: This is also the first time we see her actually being a magical girl in the DCAU cartoon canon. However, confirmation of this was actually first seen in The Batman and Robin Adventures tie-in comics' Annual 2. (Isn't Stacie in that From Dusk Till Dawn sequel?) Ah, Jennifer Hale is a legend, ever since she did Felicia Hardy/Black Cat in Spider-Man: The Animated Series and Naomi in Metal Gear Solid. Pity about her Sarah Palmer though. 1:43: Interesting that Hamilton Hill has ended his mayoral terms at this point. Wonder if that has anything to do with Batman Adventures 2003? 1:47: Caped Crusader better take notes. Selina Kyle there better have a soft spot for kids. 3:50: Reminds me of why people bought Homefront: The Revolution just so to get Timesplitters 2 via in-game arcade machine cheat code. Interesting how the disappearing act is because of Mr. Freeze tech. Come to think of it, him being mentioned as still on jail makes one suspect the webseries is set between Gotham Adventures issues 40 and 51... but then that contradicts what I just said about BA 2003! You know, in conclusion, the webseries isn't exactly forgotten, since we can easily look up the stuff in places like World's Finest. Unfortunately, I am however worried for the browser interactibles. The animated releases not having them just hurts it a bit, since you'll miss out on the ENTIRE experience. So, seemingly apocryphal Lobo webseries when?

Just watching this after finishing up on a Season 3 rewatch binge. Not as perfect as a buncha story arcs for the DCAU and Gargoyles, but still a gem regardless. 0:40: Inferior to the Timm style animations, but who cares, does one really want the show and Spider-Man to be remade that way? Oh, if only Rogue were available in "Sacrifice". Just what mission was she doing so to keep her occupied? 1:59: Speaking of which, is Howard the Duck an actual character in Earth-92131? Interesting how Gladiator in this arc is voiced by a new blood voice actor named Richard Epcar. *Yes, folks, English dub Batou from Ghost in the Shell and Inspector Lunge from Monster.* Also appreciate cameos here by Captain Britain, the -Hellfire- Inner Circle Club (who'll be a thorn on the Dark Phoenix Saga eps... you know, I preferred it when they were called the other name, just like in First Class), and Doctor Strange (who'll reappear in the aforementioned DPS). 2:53: Basically, Corsair is this universe's Star-Lord, in some manner. Also, you should see Cyclops' brother Havok of the X-Factor, first seen in "Cold Comfort". (No, not The New Batman Adventures episode.) 3:47: Isn't it the same as in the comics? 4:07: Nah, just doing a Project CADMUS Amanda Waller when it comes to seeking the reformation of the seemingly disbanded Avengers of Earth-92131. The X-Men and their fellows shall pay for their inhuman nonsense in X-Men '97 Season 1! Well, hope to see the Dark Phoenix arc here too.

wow. I don´t remember the monty-python-esque paper illustrations. Also Rick Mayall !!! wow 1.45 wow! such a great program. I have such fond memories of Bagpuss

Noticably, X-Men 97 pays some homages to this pilot. Such as using the same costumes.

"Look! A black geyser!" "But I'm here..."

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the episodes that introduce live wire and volcana are my absolute favorites.

The fire was secretly s6 norman price's fault

Awesome video, and cheers for the shout out!❤I laughed way too hard at the footage for The Bill by the way! As for your comment on The Devil of Christmas, my interpretation of that was that the police officer (who's only human after all) is being drawn in by someone who's incredibly manipulative and charismatic, much like a cult leader. Those would be interesting qualities for a director to have, as his job is to make people what he wants, even when what he wants is... well, that! Your explanation makes more sense, but I think my brain just wants to flesh out more of Derek Jacobi's character - I was kind of hoping he'd be back playing the same role in How Do You Plead, but I was happy with what they did instead. Looking forward to your take on series 4-6!

I think there was a weird licensing issue with Marvel and Madhouse where they couldn't use certain characters. Because who TF cares about the U-Men? The one thing I really did like aside from the animation quality and the music is how the X-Men were portrayed. Instead of just being a privately funded mutant strike force, they took on the role of being detectives, social workers, and the mutant equivalent of paranormal investigators. The latter is something the comics need to pick up because it's a very original angle compared to what they're currently doing with X-Men.

Great video.. And good to see someone else that loves Elizabeth gadge..I find that episode very under rated. Look forward to your series 4 to 6 video :)

This movie truly stands out in the MCU. Tom Holland is a spectacular Peter, Michael Keaton is one of the most entertaining and compelling villains i've seen in a while, and everyone brings their A game.

Thank you you for saying something positive about each episode and positive ratings. Its good to see praise for underrated episodes like last gasp The Trial of Elizabeth Gadge is such an underrated episode in particular

It's basically Disney's Wish but DC.....and more sex, violence, and unfunny jokes

I think I agree with everything you've said here! Great video!

As an American, BlackAdder serves as my primary source for English history.

Best show ever ❤

Yeah, this is a documentary

0:32: Doesn't have an ending, and the show is basically half finished because of it. Automatically a turn off... Greg Weisman's Gargoyles just can't be beat. 0:35: I can at least say that the Editor's Cut is superior. 1:40: Interesting backstory, this JJJ iteration. 1:47: If anyone asks, Kingpin was actually a Spidey villain first, before Daredevil made some changes especially on Frank Miller's side. In short, everyone's a bit wrong when they say that he's a Daredevil archenemy from the very beginning. 1:52: Who then became a key member of the Insidious Six, because Electro wasn't around at the early seasons of the show and the fact that the word "Sinister" seemed to have scared Fox Kids. 1:58: Am basically of the opinion that the Season 1 ep "Kraven the Hunter" happens before this three-parter, because Rhino wasn't mentioned when Spidey fought back an actual rhino there (plus, added foreshadowing value). Oh, yes, that screaming bit. Memorable, but way too melodramatic and not as quite fitting as B: TAS' "Harvey... nooooooooo." 3:01: A Xenomorph, more like. 4:27: That was some fall. If only TMS or Spectrum did animation for this. B: TAS did its dream sequences better. Anyone still remember that dream of Bruce Wayne's where a giant, bleeding gun appeared? 5:12: Didn't mind the CGI. Felt like a retro video game. Will hope to see more of this. Would be very curious to hear about the Insidious Six stuff, the crazy Man-Spider arc of Season 2, the vampire nonsense pertaining to Morbius (and a really good iteration at that, unlike that ugly Morbin' meme), the crossover eps with the likes of the Punisher/Blade/Iron Man/Doctor Strange/Daredevil, the rise and fall of the Goblins and the Osborns, the Black Cat stuff, the Six Forgotten Warriors arc, the Secret Wars arc, the subtly groundbreaking Spider-Verse arc, the heated (and somewhat annoying) tension between Peter, Felicia Hardy, and Mary Jane Watson, and so on.

It has its moments, but it not having a proper conclusion doesn't make it easily recommended for me, just like Spectacular later on. 1:56: Just why and when did those rumors originate? 2:24: This... reminds me of Poison Ivy in her introduction ep in Batman: The Animated Series, and also Inque's first appearance in Batman Beyond. Those are quite unsettling. In the meantime, we REALLY need Spider-Man: The Animated Series to get a truer, more canonical sequel, even if it takes more cues from Unlimited's far better rival Batman Beyond (oh, and they better make and release it after X-Men '97 wraps up, so to showcase the legacy of that show's events). Can you imagine an older Spidey (maybe in the Earth-92131 year of 2009), wearing the Unlimited suit (which can be customizable to black and red or some other pattern), going on a rescue mission to save the child of John Jameson (yes, another Vreeland situation) from a hostage crisis, only for his powers to go suddenly haywire and make him PUNCH a goon so hard it impales them so bad; think of this as a shocking antithesis to Spidey not being a puncher in TAS, and a neat parallel to Batman suddenly grabbing a gun and pointing at the goon who beat him). Afterwards, Peter Parker becomes so horrified by all this, that he finally throws off his supersuit in the story's take on "Spider-Man No More"... and what follows will be a timeskip to, say, the 2020s, and we then get to meet, hmm, this universe's version of Ben O'Reilly or perhaps a Miles Morales, from which they'll somehow find the suit on landfill, and then said suit, which may be as intelligent as a Kamui in Kill la Kill, suddenly attaches itself almost permanently to their new wearer. *We all know how this should go afterwards.*

This premiere is not of the same level as "On Leather Wings" (Batman: The Animated Series), "The Last Son of Krypton" (Superman: The Animated Series), "Awakening" (Gargoyles), "Secret Origins" (Justice League), or "The Beginning" (Samurai Jack) though... but I digress for now. 0:15: I prefer the 2003 series. Shame the 1987 seems a bit overrated by fans and execs lately... love their video games though. Turtles in Time and Shredder's Revenge are gems. Much as I prefer the sheer deadliness of the Days of Future Past movie Sentinels, I gotta admire their look in this series. 1:15: And seeing her in differ clothes may be rare, I don't know. You know, why does that specific and possibly unnamed city where Jubilee supposedly lives on get a lot of action over the course of the series? I like Morph. Sucks that there's suddenly anti-woke backlash against the guy lately. 2:55: Not unlike Waspinator from Beast Wars: Transformers, I see. Gotta like Beast's capture while it lasted. His first meeting with Magneto, who tried to liberate him, is something to behold. A sidenote: I never understood some of the hate on Jubilee over the course of the show (and why people may prefer Kitty Pryde more). She does have a few scrappy moments, but overall, she reminds me of Maxine Gibson from Batman Beyond. ...Do I hear Sabaton?

Well, time to say some thoughts for this: 0:16: You should see the Star Wars Order 66 version of this featuring Obi-Wan. 0:37: I bet somebody in the show's dev team fleshed them out, and is just waiting for fans to want extra trivia from them. 1:37: ...Dead? The movies have spoiled me on how characters like Mystique should be depicted, I'll admit, so the TAS iterations will be quite a strange surprise to modern audiences. Think the lack of General Zod in th DCAU and Teen Titans' Killer Moth actually being a Batman villain originally. Interesting how the POTUS before Robert Kelly is a woman. Just what happened in Earth-92131 so to make their world leaders not be the same as ours? 3:49: And somehow, Magneto is more an ally to the X-Men over the course of the series. Must say, the DCAU did time travel far better. Not that X-Men's is terrible, it's just awkward to lots of folk who aren't fond of time travel as a concept. In short, pertaining to 3:38, I'd rather prefer the Multiversal take on time travel in the first two Terminator films plus the Resistance game, where the dark future is still around, although a universe where Skynet was successfully foiled was also created out of honorable altruism. In the meantime, I'm also still a fan of the Days of Future Past movie, even if it is way grimdark. On a sidenote, at least we got a confirmed list of the proper X-Men: TAS episodes. Even wrote it down in case I fully binge this slowly but surely.

I'll have to mention some things that could be nitpicky here: • Much as this episode, and thus the rest of the show, is good at moments and all, it does get way too fast and unevenly paced on its voice acting and animation sequences; a huge contrast to one who has fully digested on the DCAU's otherwise controllable pacing moments, and yes, even Static Shock isn't rampant to this issue. • The episode does bug me with Spidey mentioning the Avengers and Defenders. Just wherever the heck are they during all this and the events of X-Men: TAS? Were they all disbanded after some offscreen and unmentioned events that made them suspect or redundant to this universe? (The latter can make sense: imagine if the Avengers dissolved because possible key member Ms. Marvel got Rogue'd in X-Men: TAS. Not sure about the Defenders though.) • Wish we got the origins of Peter Parker's first impressions with the likes of J.J. Jameson, Eddie Brock, Felicia Hardy, and so on, but then again, some can argue that it does keep the show fresh from other adaptations, in very much the same way I appreciate Batman storylines that don't focus too much on the actual Crime Alley tragedy. • Interesting how the Lizard became the Hulk-esque character of the show, especially come the Secret Wars arc of Season 5. Seriously, Earth-92131 didn't showcase Bruce Banner officially at all... hope future seasons of stuff like X-Men '97 may remedy this. 2:49: For this, one should have to stomach a lot. Earth-92131 is no DCAU or Gargoyles-verse when it comes to many senses of realism. Those works feel nicely grounded, while these Marvel shows are wholly based on the comics they're based on, which don't handle things the same way a serialized TV show should. So, PlayCONtent, what do you think is the true plot order of the first season of S-M: TAS?

This makes me want to rewatch this. Don Bluth movies are top shelf.

I really need to watch Cats Don't Dance. Anywho... 10 - Back then, I was angry at Daggett getting away with it in the ending. Nowadays, I'm actually just grinning satisfying yet sadistically because he started to fall from decadence at this point up to "Batgirl Returns" and Gotham Adventures issue 51. 9 - Wish the original plan to show off Harvey Bullock's rough father childhood and his football greatness, plus Renee Montoya's past misdeeds as a street delinquent before turning over a new leaf by joining the force, were kept as part of the ep. Also, we needed more Montoya spotlights after this ep, since her partner Bullock gets a bit too much credit later on. (Oh, and Officer Wilkes needed more progressive screentime. He could have ended up extremely important like Touta Matsuda from Death Note, but nooooo.) 8 - Quite a really good introductory ep. Don't have much flaws against it either. 7 - A good thing the weak and uninteresting Hugo Strange here got his dues in The Batman Adventures issues 34-36. Still, The Batman 2004 and Batman: Arkham City did him better. 6 - A very fondly remembered episode, for one who not only adores the overpowered Force Speed ability in the Raven Software video games Star Wars: Jedi Knight II - Jedi Outcast and Jedi Academy, but also one who is at best left awestruck by the magical girl character Homura Akemi from Puella Magi Madoka Magica and maybe even the ever memetic Stand menace Dio Brando from JoJo's Bizarre Adventure. Anywho, though, the Clock King returns in Justice League Unlimited. (Oh, and I love a certain Fleischer Superman reference near the end.) I don't think The New Batman Adventures should count as part of B: TAS, but oh well, whatever floats thy boat. 5 - If only this ep didn't need the prior The Batman Adventures Annual 1 - "Demons" comic as its proper context. Anyways, gotta appreciate Young Justice still keeping the villain Klarion as mischievous as this iteration. (Oh, and Etrigan does return again in JL+JLU, and even two Batman Beyond tie-in comics.) 4 - Really hope Gotham Adventures issue 58 didn't completely undo this triumph. In the meanwhile, I really need to catch up on the Goosebumps books. 3 - At this point, all hope in wanting Clayface to be cured is complete blotted out in our minds... sad that this ep becomes harsher in hindsight come Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker. Still, love how this tragic ep gets a light if taunting nod in the Elseworlds-ish Batman: The Adventures Continue comics. 2 - A shame this hindsightfully mature episode means that The Batman Adventures Annual 1 is mostly non-canon. 1 - - Again, wish this ep didn't depend a lot on context given by The Batman Adventures :The Lost Years comics and Gotham Adventures issue 4. Either way, Catwoman at this point has lost her sympathy points from which she started to lose out on since B: TAS S2E9 - "Catwalk".