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11:01 EXCUSE ME??? **vigourisly types a03**

Plus, he is given minor roles, so he doesn't spend too much time on stage with Sandra, after what happened in Peter Pan.

THERES NO FIRE YOU MORON

Max is the best character

Jonathan Harris was the name of a real American actor (1914-2002).

Okay can I just say the music after hearing "I don't want to be dating, I want to be married" was absolute perfection!

A L L R I S E ! !

The MMNI clip jump scares made me laugh so hard. Why do I love this video so much. 😂

YIPPEEE

This is peak, I’m trying not to lose it as I am currently in my dorm. I’m crying as I try not to laugh.

The swooooord bit was exactly how I hoped it would go and more and the sexy shadow dance was brilliant

That was one of... the intros of all time.

Help I'm actually cackling Thank you for making this Also fantastic intro

the trevor as peter sequence made me almost tear up laughing omfg

Seeing myself 2 pfps ago was spookie 💀😨

Vim? Vimmmm! :)

Max is such a nice man. He treats Sandra and Dennis well and he loves to have a laugh. He’s soooo emotional though. :(

My favourite Chris line is from ‘the pilot’ ‘IT’S TOO BLOODY LATE NOW DAD, GET OUT’ 😂

I MADE THE LEMONADE

I love max so much, he’s so innocent and sweet 🥺

help this is the best thing ive ever seen im sitting here giggling like a maniac lmaooo

ERECTION! 😂😂😂😂😂

Jeremy Jordan

I’ve seen tons of compilations, but I don’t think I’ve ever seen editing as great as this, holy shit

Ok. Those little pop-up are very annoying.

I don't remember the song and 'your taxi has arrived' on BBC iPlayer, is there an extended version or am just forgetting?

Motor oil 👍

I love how “NOT YOU DENNIS, WALK AWAY” was the only thing he understood as direction as opposed to one of his lines.

Can't believe we don't have 'I have to go, it appears I don't exist' and the Wine Gums incident here

14:05 ah yes, the true shakespeare episode ending

I made the lemonade!

and I have in fact read all 51 results of Chris/Trevor

17:53

Funny. I always counted 86.

2:22 We all know Dennis memorises the lines of others better than his own but kudos to Robert and Vanessa😂

I get the feeling Max is actually very good in rehearsal, but gets excited when he sees the audience

I think this is my favourite video ever. (Plus I thought there were defo more Trevor/chris fics than that lmao)

The whole cast crack me up but Vanessa is my favourite. 😂😂

Let's be honest, Charlene and -Stanley- Crystal Peacock were the roles these two were born to play. Their entire performance was just pure art.

3:38 You know who ELSE needs her protein?

I feel like if it weren't for Monty Python we would never have the goes wrong show. And I also feel like we have so much to thank Monty Python for

I clicked on this video and just kept scrolling on one of my playlists, certainly not expecting this video to start with Grian's Please Hold -song. Had to do a double take; "I thought this was a Mischief video, not a Hermitcraft one"

Late to comment but this came up on my recommended, what’s the Discord for fellow Mischief fans? ❤

motor oil

It's so in-character for Max that he definitely dragged Dennis on so he could have the curtain call. He's so proud of his mate.

Lmao

And I love me. They kiss, roll credits. You’re an innkeeper now, switch on!!! No! There’s no room here! Innkeeper slams door in their faces! To be or to be not be.

Glad I'm not the only one who thought they were about to kiss in that scene

I'm almost positive Dennis has the same accent as Mason Greybeck (I Don't remember the actors name) from Wizards of Waverly Place

“Switch on!” Gets illuminated brighter than the sun. What an awesome gag. Too bad it wasn’t in the play since it was off of a previous mistake. It would’ve been an amazing inclusion since it would’ve been yet another callback to The Lodge in reference to “out like a light”. That innkeeper scene is just amazing with how much they fit in and the amount of references to The Lodge they put in. The Switch On! gag would have also played really well with another statement in the Nativity play “Behold the light of God!”, yet a lousy innkeeper has the brightest light on him during the play.