Quick Correction: The Ghost Council didn't curse Scratch, he tried to curse Molly to never be rid of him until she moved out of his house, which ended up as more of a curse on him.
This show was really underrated and ended too soon. Scratch and Molly's dynamic is great, most of the songs are really catchy, and that last episode hit so hard.
@@almightyk11 No they’d actually started writing Season 3 but got cancelled. The finale was planned from the beginning but was condensed to that episode when the show was cancelled. It actually worked out as the mystery would’ve originally been drawn out over an entire season. Some elements may have gotten more room to breathe but older viewers may have gotten impatient especially if they figured out the reveal.
This show resonated so strongly with me, and I don’t think it could’ve come out at a better time. That McGee spirit of kindness and optimism is something that’s so badly needed in our world today. I think we all could be a little more like Molly.
And apparently Doug didn't get the memo, as he decided to be a negative Nancy and drop the "we have access to literally everything, therefore I'ma be a spoiled brat and demand everything be 100% perfect" card.
@@SunnylandProds I'm not saying he can't criticise the show; but when his main argument is that it's not good enough because a crap tonne of other shows exist, then that's on him for judging it against other shows instead of on its own merits. Or, to put it another way, he wanted the house he saw on the television.
Gotta say, this series did a good job presenting it's lessons in an understandable way. I'm still impressed by some of the more unconventional ones, like the period episode.
This show treats death so casually. There was an episode where they meet a ghost girl who haunts an old blockbuster because she died on the way to returning an overdue video. And she’s perfectly fine with being dead and watching old tapes. Not to mention the amount of birds that die, immediately turn into ghosts and casually go about their day.
Season 3 would’ve clarified that death is real. You’re only a ghost if you have unfinished business. Makes the finale even sadder knowing that as that means … … … when Scratch dies he’ll go to the afterlife as he won’t have any regrets.
@ yeah, I heard that they were planning to kill off Patty in an episode and Molly would have been let down to find out that she didn’t become a ghost. Which makes Patty’s last line in season 2; “don’t rush us {referring to old people inevitably dying}” somewhat prophetic.
As a history buff, I gotta give this show major props for having the subtlest reference to Kristallnacht, the Night of Broken Glass in the Hanukah Special. It's brief, but that's the point, because we see Libby's great-grandparents forced to flee what is clearly a Jewish ghetto in Nazi Germany. We see the horror on their faces as they see people running in fear right before a brick breaks their window and then it cuts to them having successfully immigrated to America while pregnant, they raise their son who then grows up to raise a family and so on. I don't know about you, but I don't think a show like this has ever alluded to such a dark bit of history, especially on Disney.
“This is mostly meant for a younger crowd.” As someone who’s turning 32 in about a month, I’m not ashamed to say that I _love_ this series. It was definitely a breath of fresh air that I desperately needed during rough times, and the finale hit me especially hard. I know Master Shake is Dana Snyder’s best known role, but I’m gonna go out on a limb and say that Scratch is easily his BEST character and vocal performance, in my opinion.
@@Jackie-McCann You’re not the only one that film of the show is worth on the characters can be relatable but they just recycle them all characters ninth and cons of Targus they running knew it would bring back the other Curtis from season one in doing it differently with a new family think you’re just for doing it differently Pritam speak with me and turnable I prayed I did everything. I just prayed for her to get the 3 and like you got. It would’ve been nice for Brighton characters when I stuff at work understanding more of these characters and we can relate to them but they came back in season two the new family change of heart still wish we had more think of the family and neighbors both remember 2021 2024. It’s probably the anniversary of it right now and I still miss them especially Molly X Ollie when he puts. Her feelings above all else as well if you wanna come second, but he wants to be for her it was that’s what it’s all about and that episode of Auntie on writing the store with Blair is about forgiveness and thinking you’re not a good person. It’s always you think you are a good person, but are you really inside and out as well? That’s what all he represents. Try again it will. If you think you’re not a good person and don’t give up it will show like he was down at all Evelyn can you at least give him a chance he’s trying and that’s what humans are we try and try again till we get it right if that’s Ollie And ask what episode you don’t have the one represent the first episode varsity uprights take a second chance take a second chance on Ollie at all he only got seven episodes All he represents the kind of person we need to try again if he fails, he tries again we all fail and thermal info, but Ollie Remember injustice to gods among us the second and justice only represents how Jordan you hurt everyone your friend how can Ollie ever forgive himself But we all know how your will stronger than your heat at all. He’s crying out in the motions always cry Because not everyone can be tough. I always shut myself out because I put away childish things like I did not realize they missed out on the show when I was too late at least I got to watch them and Fibia I got to watch those emoji season one. It was some of the other load of season two it was the finale which was just as hard or not. Everyone wants to watch the finale. We think it’s gonna last forever. It was still gonna get a season three but recycling concept art as well as getting iconic, VA or voice actors to play these characters the mirror played by another than Pat Some characters get voice actors, VA for short some of them stand out, less like their lawyer, some of them things season one, and they returned with new, or it will seem characters the mediation sometime a change a lot as long as he just got the attachment, you just wanna come back. It’s just realize that you missed out on so much. I think this is the anniversary of it as long as I tell you the truth if BBC’s 92 anniversary who are the thought probably 11 months in the theories and theories even finale I still just come back to this just to see if it still had a playing chance I only got two season knowing it’s not good to hold on it representation we all need to MoveOn it will go out and do something other than just being at work Molly optimistic and think that anyone can change and only not everyone wants to start a war certified but seeing how much you have to keep talking whole conversation I did that with Ollie I like that all the type of person We just stopped in, but stop being so selfish and appreciate what we have out there like scratch represents Ollie changed
I LOVE The Ghost and Molly McGee! This was my favorite Disney show of current years it's just so fun and sweet and joyful to watch, but I do have to the show did lack off a little Season 2, as they were juggling two different overarching plots, one involving an family of Ghost hunters moving across the street and Molly ended up falling fir the son which risk the chance of him discovering about Scratch and also Jinx plotting to take over the Ghost World as revenge for Scratch destroying the original Chairman. Still all around I still enjoy it for what it was and I'm disappointed that we didn't get a Third Season, but in all honesty what were they gonna do for a third season when they basically (for the most part) wrap everything up? Scratch is gone, he's human again, he's now living his life what were they gonna do without him? Also Andrea got the very short end of the stick on the second Season, sure she was still apart of the show and got like 2 or 3 Episodes involving her but it felt like she reduced to a side character and not involved in the the season arc unlike Ollie or Libby has, she never even learned about Scratch like Libby and Ollie and despite being friends with Molly she wasn't seeing hanging out with her that much it just fell like they left her arc unfinished.
@@deshawnedwards6412 The final episode was only included because of the cancellation. Had the show gotten a proper third season, we would’ve seen the mystery play out gradually over several episodes. There were also some pretty cool stories planned. Ollie would’ve been come the new chairman and Libby would’ve celebrated Purim.
Yeah, that ending hit HARD, though it does kinda feel a little rushed, like they knew they weren't gonna get another season so they had to make sure they get an emotionally impactful finale before they get canned. But for the most part I'd say they hit bullseye with it
Agreed. As much as I would’ve loved a proper third season, especially knowing some of the stories planned, it probably would’ve dragged out the Scratch mystery.
Yeah, Bill and Bob always knew how they wanted the show to end, but they had actually been given an early greenlight to begin writing Season 3 around the time the show had started airing. Unfortunately, this was the first Disney TVA show where its’ Disney+ performance was what would determine its fate as opposed to the cable ratings, and the Disney+ team didn’t do any marketing whatsoever for it. So by summer of 2022, they had been told they weren’t getting a third season. Bill and Bob pulled a Hail Mary and asked if they could have one more episode to wrap things up, and they got it. But of course, that was around the time Bob Chapek got fired and Bob Iger returned, and the possibility of a third season was back on the table for a little while dependent on how Season 2 did. The show did well, but I guess not well enough to justify greenlighting a third season when the show already had a ready-made finale. But what really makes me mad is that Disney didn’t give the show any kind of sendoff, and nobody knew for sure that the show was over until the episode actually aired.
We need Molly's kindness more than ever. I like this show because it helped me mentally and got me to become a better person even after it ended. Molly McGee And her friends are like superheroes to me.
There a few things I'd like to add..... 1) This show subverted several tropes that are common in "kid is friends with magical being" shows (i.e. Scratch's existence is not kept secret from the rest of the human cast, Molly's rival actually helps her and her family out of a tight spot on her own, The encounter with the Chairman is at the end of Season 1 instead of being saved for the grand finale, character development actually sticks instead of being dropped like a hot potato, etc.) 2) Molly's brother is voiced by Amethyst from Steven Universe 3) Due to it ending at Season 2, there's a few things that never got a chance to shine (one being that big corporation that forces Andrea's parents out of business, that could've been more for her character arc. Also, she never directly met Scratch)
Couple of things: 1) Scratch wasn’t falling behind on his Scares prior to Molly showing up. He just wasn’t invited to party with the Ghost Council after his performance review, which is why they kicked him out. 2) Scratch cursed himself by accident.
There are multiple times in the show where an animal un-alives on screen and you see its ghost. With the secondary cast consisting of senior citizens, there is always that option in the back of your mind. The show takes a real look at end of life life, and the affects it has on younger family members and friends. Plus economic struggles, and less than stellar absence parents of a divorce. Its dark and surprised Doug doses't like it more. Yet through it all Molly is a literal ray of sunshine and happiness and how they defeat the "bad" ghosts in season one finally is sooooo good. Such payoff.
My favorite DTVA show and it isn't even close. Fantastic review with very understandable criticisms! Thank you for giving The End the flowers it deserves, one of the best series finales in an animated show for sure. Glad you enjoyed it for the most part!
As much as I love Molly's optimism, I do love the fact that the show doesn't always frame her simply being right and Scratch being wrong. It would get old real fast if they did it that way. We do see instances of her being in the wrong even though she clearly meant well like in the episode of Libby's Bat Mitzvah or the Snow Day episode, and to her credit she does make things right when she sees the error of her ways. And as someone who has a high-functioning form of autism, it was nice to see June Chen also being high-functioning autistic without coming across as a caricature like Sheldon Cooper of the "Good Doctor". Even though she doesn't do too much, she feels like she was written as a character first. Sometimes less is more and sometimes simplicity is best, two mantras this show does well.
The series finale was originally written as the end of a third season that didn't get produced. If Disney didn't cut the show short, then there would've been an episode explaining that ghosts only exist until they complete their unfinished business from the mortal world, and that after their business is finished, they disappear. This makes the ending even sadder!
I actually really like the dad. He strikes me as being the “nervous white dude.” 😂 I love that in the episode about Thai Heritage, he spent all month memorizing one joke just to impress his mother-in-law. I think that is hysterical. 😂😂
On the nineteenth day of disneycember, the critic gave to me. 19 ghostly friendships 18 resurrected musicians 17 Mars missions 16 Alien invasions 15 Will Friedle sitcoms 14 Red Queens Ruling 13 scary parodies 12 meteor showers 11 Princesses sailing 10 Sandwiches 9 teens screaming 8 Jedi masters 7 cat and mouse adventures 6 Futuristic Officers 5 FUNNY SUPERHEROES 4 gliding spider-men 3 New Emotions 2 Nostalgic Mutants and A Tarantino movie
I saw this show last year, when I was on 2 week paid vacation. I marathoned the series on streaming, and I enjoyed it. The final episode got me to cry, that rarely happens nowadays.
I’m actually really glad that they had an episode focusing on girls getting their first period. I’ve heard complete denial about the ideas and incidents presented, but a lot of it actually makes sense to me, and I appreciate that a comedic and exaggerated approach is used in order to make it non-threatening. I think that shows like this need to tackle this and other subjects more so that the stigma can be removed and information and different opinions can actually be talked about. Clearly, it does not happen enough in the home, and schools remain hamstrung by the lowest common denominator.
I swear, Scratch's 'I just wanna eat bread' song lives rent free in my head! I'm just wondering who at Disney was watching Zombies 3 and was like, "Okay, but guys hear me out, what if this song was about bread?" 🤣
There's a funny joke in the show that had me laughing my butt off, where it's an episode where they fix the concert stage outdoors. The song is playing with the singer saying, "Take a break, catch some Zs. Oh wait no, that man's deceased," and a senior citizen died for a split second before Scratch brought him back to life. It's was so twisted, and it caught me off-guard, that I couldn't stop laughing, XD
the team got approved for a third season, but Disney rolled back the renewal even after scripts were written. Thankfully they did give the staff one extra episode to finish the story. Which is more than some shows I could Hailey’s On It-I mean mention
Are they actually good autistic rep or are they autistic rep the same way Entrapta is from She-Ra? As in “The writers think autism and empathetic sociopathy are the same thing.”
Same here. I'm also on the autism spectrum. We need more autistic representation in cartoons and in kids shows in general. If nickelodeon and/or Cartoon Network decide to add an autistic character in one of their shows than they should take notes from Disney and PBS Kids.
So glad that you enjoyed the series Doug. To me, this is one of my favorite shows to come out of Disney TVA this decade, there's honestly so much to love about this show (the characters, the songs, the lessons, the humor, etc.), I also adore June Chen since she and I are both autistic.
Doug, thank you for watching and reviewing this show. I was just starting to feel like the conversation around this show was drying up and BOOM you dropped this! You rock!
Poor Ghost and Molly McGee, cut down in its prime. Molly McGee was one of my favorite Disney main characters. If Mabel and Luz were lovable goofballs, Star a wild child, Webby a *stone cold killer* , then Molly was a manic child. As in she needed therapy. *Immediately* . And I loved that.
I also love the Thailand representation in the show. It comes up multiple times, rather than just being one and done, but they give it an entire episode in season two. And it truly does seem to reflect the realities of diaspora life. Feeling like part of you is one thing and part of you is supposed to be another. In the end, heritage is whatever it needs to be. Either way, heritage is something that we should all take great pride in.
On the 19th "DisneyCember" my Critic gave to Me... -. Nineteen "Friendly" Ghosts -. Eighteen Gothic Legends -. Seventeen Unfunny Spacemen -. Sixteen "Alien" Movies -. Fifteen Decent Sitcoms -. Fourteen Teenage Villains -. Thirteen Spoof Movies -. Twelve Astronauts -. Eleven "T.V Pilots" -. Ten Fat Kids -. Nine Slasher Killers -. Eight Lame Jedis -. Seven Pointless Movies -. Six Cops From The Future FIVE SWEARING HEROES!! -. Four Spider-Man Games -. Three Complex Emotions -. Two Returning Mutants And a Twist Dance with a lot of Feet
I think what I love most about this show is that, despite it being more episodic, it doesn't have a status quo they need to reset to at the end of the episodes. Characters will grow, change, and become the best versions of themselves just like real people would. When you look at who they are at the start of Season 2 versus the start of Season 1, there's a stark difference and I think that's rare for episodic shows. Plus there's a lot of topics in this show that are great for kids to hear. Things like puberty, dealing with perfectionism, prejudice that your parents had being passed onto you, or even the struggle of having an absent parent. There are a lot of things in this show that a lot of people can relate to, and I think that's great. Though I will acknowledge it's not for everyone. It definitely made me laugh a lot, and I loved the songs and characters, but it's not going to click for everyone. The fact Doug enjoyed it is a win in my book, I'm not expecting him to fall in love with it like I did. But I'm glad we can agree than they had a phenomenal finale that didn't hold back at all. If you analyze enough there's a lot of foreshadowing to the finale, so a lot of fans (myself included) knew the general idea of what they were gonna delve into. But I was not prepared for the extent of what they were going to do with it. If you have any interest in it, I definitely recommend giving it a watch.
I really loved this show! It's consistently funny, heartwarming, and that ending honestly had me depressed and on some serious existential dread😂😂😂 but in all the best ways! Don't play it safe, live a little, and do some good in the world!😊
I heard one of the MAJOR complaints of the show is how the Ghost Council were originally viewed as the main antagonist but when the chairman was defeated they became supporting characters. I mean these people WANTED scratch to be put in the flow of failed phantoms
The ghost and Molly McGee is the definition of a "comfort food" show. You know you're not going to face any end of the world events like Amphibia or Gravity Falls, but the characters are likeable and charming enough that you don't mind. This is the kind of show you want to watch with soup and a heated blanket.
@@harryfleutv666 I remember hearing about a plan B if they got a 3rd season after that last episode that was Scratch truly dying, going back to Brighton, Molly has been beaten down by life due to how hard Enhappifying the world actually is (plus the Chens moving away) and scratch would try to help Molly get her mojo back
I checked out The Straight Story a few years ago on your recommendation. I couldn't agree more about the ending. It lives in my head rent free for how beautiful it is.
Thank you for referencing The Ghost & Mrs. Muir!!!!! It’s my favorite sitcom of all time, just a wonderful show. The 1940s movie it’s based on gets a lot of deserved praise, but the ‘60s tv series is my favorite, and IMO is SO UNDERRATED. Claymore anyone? If you know you know 😁
Honestly, didn't expect to get into this series. But with a catchy theme song (which is kinda rare nowadays), some funny writing, a nice color palette, and a sweet ending, think this is one that most people would enjoy. Maybe not love, but have fun with.
good video overall. im glad you gave the show a chance and enjoyed it, even if it didn’t knock your socks off. tgamm had a huge impact on my life and i absolutely adore it, glad that this video might introduce a lot of new people to it
Strangely enough, even though it took up a spot on the Disney TVA roster next to stuff like Amphibia and Owl House, i actually think TGAMM was my favorite cartoon from the era. The characters are great, the humor is very snappy and witty, and Molly/Scratch have the funniest and cutest dynamic I’ve ever seen between main characters. Their interactions are seriously just golden. We REALLY deserved that season 3, this show was an absolute gem.
What's funny is the ship between Molly and her best friend is way more popular than the ship between Molly and the guy because, well, he's the generic love interest and people are just way more interested in the best friend
What a charming and fun show this was. But I admit, kinda bungling the ending message about getting more out of life when you're alive when there is the potential to do all sorts of cool stuff you couldn't do in life AND that there is an assured life after death.
Woof: I stopped the review and watched the last scene on YT - I immediately had tears on my face. Those little things are what oldschool Disney magic is made of.
he song was really good,and I did not expect any of what was happening, especially in "molly vs the ghost world". Scratch's character development has been amazing to see over the course of the show, THE FINALE WAS SO SAD I CRIED :(
Actually this show appealed to older audiences too. There's a damn good reason a lot of fans identify with Scratch to an extent (especially considering the big reveal in the final episode.) and it's something that older audiences might be more aware of compared to younger ones.
Originally, the series was supposed to end with the penultimate episode but the creators asked for one more episode so that they could give Scratch's story a proper conclusion. As much of a bummer as it is that we never got a proper third seasons, scripts/outlines for planned episodes are online somewhere, at least they got to tell the most important story of all.
This is definitely my favorite Disney Channel show of all time. And I wasn’t expecting a lot when getting into the show. But after some time, I discovered something truly special with this show. It was criminal that Disney cut this show short, because this show was brimming with potential. At the very least, it ended the way the creators intended. Which sadly is becoming a rarity in today’s age
I agree that the ending was masterfully done. The only criticism I have about it is that it was kind of abrupt at the end of season two. Like I said, another comments, they meant to have a season three, and they would have built up the ending even more. But it wasn’t dragging the numbers that Disney wanted on Disney+, so the Kabash was put on that. They were allowed one final episode to cap things off, and for what they had, they made the most of it.
"...She bothers me." That plus Scratch and Grandma Nin's interactions pretty much solidified I was gonna watch the rest. I won't lie, I cried at the end. The ending didn't feel forced for the sake of being deep, it was legit good and a great message.
1:18 What? That's not what happened. Scratch tried to curse Molly and it backfired. He cursed her so that he would be whereever she is and Molly decided that they were best friends now.
For DisneyCember, you should do The Devil and Max Devlin. That was an actual Disney film from 1981 starring Bill Cosby as Barney Satin opposite Elliott Gould as Max Devlin.
On the 19th day of Disneycember the critic gave for me: 19 TIMING ghosts 18 loudy crows 17 non Elton John biopics 16 "pure" species 15 boys... that meet.. world (i didn't saw the show sorry) 14 nepo babies 13 WAZAAAAA movies. 12 Bay-exploitations 11 shiny "turtles" 10 marshmallow pizzas 9 scary movies. 8 red shirt jedi 7 cats & mices 6 LAAAAUUUUU keepers FIVE WOLVERINEEES! 4 symbiote suits 3 new emotions 2 mutant team ups And a tasty Big Kahuna Burger
Good analysis, Doug! I love how much you completely understood why the series finale was so well-done. Glad you gave the show a chance! I just hope the hardcore fans understand your criticisms, cause my god, the big fans of this show worship it haha.
Yeah, this ending might actually be one of my favorites from modern (post 2010) cartoons. I love Gravity Falls as much as the next fan, but even they backpedaled on their saddest ending. This was one of the best-paced, most mature endings I've seen to an animated series in quite a while.
It didn't really backpedal on its ending, it's actually a thing in real life that people with amnesia can sometimes not always but just sometimes can recover their memories by being reminded of specific things.
The Ghost and Molly McGee was an animated series that was truly ahead of its time on Disney Channel. In addition to Disney Channel and Disney XD, it also premiered on Disney+ when I was 39 years old. In this story, a girl and her ghost go on some supernatural adventures, similar to The Owl House and Phineas and Ferb.
Finally :D my favorite show :D it was the first show that manage to dethrone my previous favorite show to place number 2 .... that was ironically enough the Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy.... which is funny since everything Mandy was, Molly isn't
I’m not sure if you take requests, but since you’re covering Disney this month (including Disney series), I’d love to see your take on Wander Over Yonder! It’s a great and underrated show with a lot of heart, and I think it deserves more coverage.
This and blues clues are kind of the only shows ive ever seen to go in-depth about Hannaka, I know rug rats acknowledges it and tells, A story based around it but you still aren't given much information other than "it's christmas but for 7 days" idk it's been years since ive seen that special
Libby is the best character of the show....love Lara Jill Miller! Though the Period episode was iconic, and this was the first disney animated show that delt with that subject.
I have never watched much of this show, but it's one of those that let you think about how much great stuff is there for kids. So many people always go "oohh back in my times we had that show or that other show, kids nowadays don't get it!" but really it's just bias and if you stop and look you indeed find great shows even today. Now, for my playlist of all DisneyCember reviews in chronological order, this series begun on October 1. 2021, so it goes inbetween Shang-Chi (September 3, 2021) and Ron's Gone Wrong (October 22, 2021)
Quick Correction: The Ghost Council didn't curse Scratch, he tried to curse Molly to never be rid of him until she moved out of his house, which ended up as more of a curse on him.
Bro you sound like an absolute WEEB
Why are you everywhere
"I didn't curse Molly McGee. Molly McGee cursed me."
Good to see Doug hasn't changed since he reviewed _The AristoCats._
This show was really underrated and ended too soon. Scratch and Molly's dynamic is great, most of the songs are really catchy, and that last episode hit so hard.
I disagree on both being underrated and ending too soon.
The writers were clearly out of ideas.
@@almightyk11 No they’d actually started writing Season 3 but got cancelled. The finale was planned from the beginning but was condensed to that episode when the show was cancelled.
It actually worked out as the mystery would’ve originally been drawn out over an entire season. Some elements may have gotten more room to breathe but older viewers may have gotten impatient especially if they figured out the reveal.
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Correction: Scratch cursed Molly thinking that would make her go away, but it didn't and the ghost council was like "sounds like a you problem"
I really appreciated the Hannukah episode. Doug hit the nail on the head with how they took the time to actually represent the holiday
Much more than Adam Sandler did with “Eight Crazy Nights”.
Fitting since Hannakuh is closing in.
No one watched the Rugrats episode
@TrashQueenAndKing I remembered that episode. Been a long time but it's rare that Amy cartoon shows anything involving the holiday.
@@TrashQueenAndKing had that one on the classic orange VHS. naturally it was a hannukah present when I was a kid
This show resonated so strongly with me, and I don’t think it could’ve come out at a better time. That McGee spirit of kindness and optimism is something that’s so badly needed in our world today. I think we all could be a little more like Molly.
That last sentence is painfully true.
Figured you’d be here it’s the Molly McGee signal! But yeah we need that enhappification!
And apparently Doug didn't get the memo, as he decided to be a negative Nancy and drop the "we have access to literally everything, therefore I'ma be a spoiled brat and demand everything be 100% perfect" card.
@@TGWTGCensoredI mean, this show is literally my favorite thing ever, and I’ve still brought up criticisms of it.
@@SunnylandProds I'm not saying he can't criticise the show; but when his main argument is that it's not good enough because a crap tonne of other shows exist, then that's on him for judging it against other shows instead of on its own merits.
Or, to put it another way, he wanted the house he saw on the television.
The creators of the show did a small raffle for a signed poster of the show and I won!! Still hanging on my wall in my room.
Thats awesome!
Lucky!
That's cool
Gotta say, this series did a good job presenting it's lessons in an understandable way. I'm still impressed by some of the more unconventional ones, like the period episode.
@@DanGamingFan2406 That would’ve continued in Season 3. They had an episode planned about Molly coming to terms with death.
This show treats death so casually. There was an episode where they meet a ghost girl who haunts an old blockbuster because she died on the way to returning an overdue video. And she’s perfectly fine with being dead and watching old tapes.
Not to mention the amount of birds that die, immediately turn into ghosts and casually go about their day.
Go figure, that was a gag that originally showed up in storyboards
Season 3 would’ve clarified that death is real. You’re only a ghost if you have unfinished business. Makes the finale even sadder knowing that as that means
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when Scratch dies he’ll go to the afterlife as he won’t have any regrets.
@ yeah, I heard that they were planning to kill off Patty in an episode and Molly would have been let down to find out that she didn’t become a ghost. Which makes Patty’s last line in season 2; “don’t rush us {referring to old people inevitably dying}” somewhat prophetic.
@@wilderac2250 That episode would’ve been top tier had it been made.
As a history buff, I gotta give this show major props for having the subtlest reference to Kristallnacht, the Night of Broken Glass in the Hanukah Special. It's brief, but that's the point, because we see Libby's great-grandparents forced to flee what is clearly a Jewish ghetto in Nazi Germany. We see the horror on their faces as they see people running in fear right before a brick breaks their window and then it cuts to them having successfully immigrated to America while pregnant, they raise their son who then grows up to raise a family and so on. I don't know about you, but I don't think a show like this has ever alluded to such a dark bit of history, especially on Disney.
“This is mostly meant for a younger crowd.”
As someone who’s turning 32 in about a month, I’m not ashamed to say that I _love_ this series. It was definitely a breath of fresh air that I desperately needed during rough times, and the finale hit me especially hard. I know Master Shake is Dana Snyder’s best known role, but I’m gonna go out on a limb and say that Scratch is easily his BEST character and vocal performance, in my opinion.
@@Jackie-McCann You’re not the only one that film of the show is worth on the characters can be relatable but they just recycle them all characters ninth and cons of Targus they running knew it would bring back the other Curtis from season one in doing it differently with a new family think you’re just for doing it differently Pritam speak with me and turnable I prayed I did everything. I just prayed for her to get the 3 and like you got. It would’ve been nice for Brighton characters when I stuff at work understanding more of these characters and we can relate to them but they came back in season two the new family change of heart still wish we had more think of the family and neighbors both remember 2021 2024. It’s probably the anniversary of it right now and I still miss them especially Molly X Ollie when he puts. Her feelings above all else as well if you wanna come second, but he wants to be for her it was that’s what it’s all about and that episode of Auntie on writing the store with Blair is about forgiveness and thinking you’re not a good person. It’s always you think you are a good person, but are you really inside and out as well? That’s what all he represents. Try again it will. If you think you’re not a good person and don’t give up it will show like he was down at all Evelyn can you at least give him a chance he’s trying and that’s what humans are we try and try again till we get it right if that’s Ollie And ask what episode you don’t have the one represent the first episode varsity uprights take a second chance take a second chance on Ollie at all he only got seven episodes All he represents the kind of person we need to try again if he fails, he tries again we all fail and thermal info, but Ollie Remember injustice to gods among us the second and justice only represents how Jordan you hurt everyone your friend how can Ollie ever forgive himself But we all know how your will stronger than your heat at all. He’s crying out in the motions always cry Because not everyone can be tough. I always shut myself out because I put away childish things like I did not realize they missed out on the show when I was too late at least I got to watch them and Fibia I got to watch those emoji season one. It was some of the other load of season two it was the finale which was just as hard or not. Everyone wants to watch the finale. We think it’s gonna last forever. It was still gonna get a season three but recycling concept art as well as getting iconic, VA or voice actors to play these characters the mirror played by another than Pat Some characters get voice actors, VA for short some of them stand out, less like their lawyer, some of them things season one, and they returned with new, or it will seem characters the mediation sometime a change a lot as long as he just got the attachment, you just wanna come back. It’s just realize that you missed out on so much. I think this is the anniversary of it as long as I tell you the truth if BBC’s 92 anniversary who are the thought probably 11 months in the theories and theories even finale I still just come back to this just to see if it still had a playing chance I only got two season knowing it’s not good to hold on it representation we all need to MoveOn it will go out and do something other than just being at work Molly optimistic and think that anyone can change and only not everyone wants to start a war certified but seeing how much you have to keep talking whole conversation I did that with Ollie I like that all the type of person We just stopped in, but stop being so selfish and appreciate what we have out there like scratch represents Ollie changed
Omg same. Granted I'm 22
We all need Molly in our lives right now.
Wander over Yonder + Beetlejuice = Ghost and Molly Mcgee
I love Wander Over Yonder, and Beetlejuice
I kinda like that comparison.
That's pretty accurate
I say Casper meets Aqua Teen
Doug should watch Wander.
Just watched the finale again last night - you nailed it. Glad it hit you like it did.
"I didn't curse Molly Mcgee, she cursed me."
I LOVE The Ghost and Molly McGee! This was my favorite Disney show of current years it's just so fun and sweet and joyful to watch, but I do have to the show did lack off a little Season 2, as they were juggling two different overarching plots, one involving an family of Ghost hunters moving across the street and Molly ended up falling fir the son which risk the chance of him discovering about Scratch and also Jinx plotting to take over the Ghost World as revenge for Scratch destroying the original Chairman. Still all around I still enjoy it for what it was and I'm disappointed that we didn't get a Third Season, but in all honesty what were they gonna do for a third season when they basically (for the most part) wrap everything up? Scratch is gone, he's human again, he's now living his life what were they gonna do without him?
Also Andrea got the very short end of the stick on the second Season, sure she was still apart of the show and got like 2 or 3 Episodes involving her but it felt like she reduced to a side character and not involved in the the season arc unlike Ollie or Libby has, she never even learned about Scratch like Libby and Ollie and despite being friends with Molly she wasn't seeing hanging out with her that much it just fell like they left her arc unfinished.
@@deshawnedwards6412 The final episode was only included because of the cancellation.
Had the show gotten a proper third season, we would’ve seen the mystery play out gradually over several episodes.
There were also some pretty cool stories planned. Ollie would’ve been come the new chairman and Libby would’ve celebrated Purim.
Yeah, that ending hit HARD, though it does kinda feel a little rushed, like they knew they weren't gonna get another season so they had to make sure they get an emotionally impactful finale before they get canned. But for the most part I'd say they hit bullseye with it
Agreed. As much as I would’ve loved a proper third season, especially knowing some of the stories planned, it probably would’ve dragged out the Scratch mystery.
Yeah, Bill and Bob always knew how they wanted the show to end, but they had actually been given an early greenlight to begin writing Season 3 around the time the show had started airing. Unfortunately, this was the first Disney TVA show where its’ Disney+ performance was what would determine its fate as opposed to the cable ratings, and the Disney+ team didn’t do any marketing whatsoever for it. So by summer of 2022, they had been told they weren’t getting a third season.
Bill and Bob pulled a Hail Mary and asked if they could have one more episode to wrap things up, and they got it. But of course, that was around the time Bob Chapek got fired and Bob Iger returned, and the possibility of a third season was back on the table for a little while dependent on how Season 2 did. The show did well, but I guess not well enough to justify greenlighting a third season when the show already had a ready-made finale. But what really makes me mad is that Disney didn’t give the show any kind of sendoff, and nobody knew for sure that the show was over until the episode actually aired.
We all need a Molly Mcgee in our lives 🙂
That time master shake became a Ghost .
Y’know, aside from that time Master Shake actually did become a ghost in his own show
gazpacho if he didn't listen to his mother from chowder
"Arise chicken, chicken arise!" - Billy Witch doctor.com😂😂😂
The *other time Master Shake became a ghost.
At least he’s not stuck in a Ouija themed video game for once
This show enhappified me for sure. Not enough people give this show the credit it deserves for being both informative and entertaining.
We need Molly's kindness more than ever. I like this show because it helped me mentally and got me to become a better person even after it ended. Molly McGee And her friends are like superheroes to me.
There a few things I'd like to add.....
1) This show subverted several tropes that are common in "kid is friends with magical being" shows (i.e. Scratch's existence is not kept secret from the rest of the human cast, Molly's rival actually helps her and her family out of a tight spot on her own, The encounter with the Chairman is at the end of Season 1 instead of being saved for the grand finale, character development actually sticks instead of being dropped like a hot potato, etc.)
2) Molly's brother is voiced by Amethyst from Steven Universe
3) Due to it ending at Season 2, there's a few things that never got a chance to shine (one being that big corporation that forces Andrea's parents out of business, that could've been more for her character arc. Also, she never directly met Scratch)
Couple of things:
1) Scratch wasn’t falling behind on his Scares prior to Molly showing up. He just wasn’t invited to party with the Ghost Council after his performance review, which is why they kicked him out.
2) Scratch cursed himself by accident.
If anything the first only happened when he procrastinated that one time Scaring is Caring
@ That wasn’t a curse from the Ghost Council. That was his own ghostly immune system going wonky.
There are multiple times in the show where an animal un-alives on screen and you see its ghost. With the secondary cast consisting of senior citizens, there is always that option in the back of your mind. The show takes a real look at end of life life, and the affects it has on younger family members and friends. Plus economic struggles, and less than stellar absence parents of a divorce. Its dark and surprised Doug doses't like it more. Yet through it all Molly is a literal ray of sunshine and happiness and how they defeat the "bad" ghosts in season one finally is sooooo good. Such payoff.
My favorite DTVA show and it isn't even close. Fantastic review with very understandable criticisms! Thank you for giving The End the flowers it deserves, one of the best series finales in an animated show for sure. Glad you enjoyed it for the most part!
As much as I love Molly's optimism, I do love the fact that the show doesn't always frame her simply being right and Scratch being wrong. It would get old real fast if they did it that way. We do see instances of her being in the wrong even though she clearly meant well like in the episode of Libby's Bat Mitzvah or the Snow Day episode, and to her credit she does make things right when she sees the error of her ways. And as someone who has a high-functioning form of autism, it was nice to see June Chen also being high-functioning autistic without coming across as a caricature like Sheldon Cooper of the "Good Doctor". Even though she doesn't do too much, she feels like she was written as a character first. Sometimes less is more and sometimes simplicity is best, two mantras this show does well.
The series finale was originally written as the end of a third season that didn't get produced. If Disney didn't cut the show short, then there would've been an episode explaining that ghosts only exist until they complete their unfinished business from the mortal world, and that after their business is finished, they disappear. This makes the ending even sadder!
I choose to believe Scratch will remember Molly. She just needs to hug him or after he kicks the bucket the memories will return
I actually really like the dad. He strikes me as being the “nervous white dude.” 😂 I love that in the episode about Thai Heritage, he spent all month memorizing one joke just to impress his mother-in-law. I think that is hysterical. 😂😂
I still don't get the joke but Petes attempt was admirable
On the nineteenth day of disneycember, the critic gave to me.
19 ghostly friendships
18 resurrected musicians
17 Mars missions
16 Alien invasions
15 Will Friedle sitcoms
14 Red Queens Ruling
13 scary parodies
12 meteor showers
11 Princesses sailing
10 Sandwiches
9 teens screaming
8 Jedi masters
7 cat and mouse adventures
6 Futuristic Officers
5 FUNNY SUPERHEROES
4 gliding spider-men
3 New Emotions
2 Nostalgic Mutants
and
A Tarantino movie
I saw this show last year, when I was on 2 week paid vacation. I marathoned the series on streaming, and I enjoyed it.
The final episode got me to cry, that rarely happens nowadays.
I’m actually really glad that they had an episode focusing on girls getting their first period. I’ve heard complete denial about the ideas and incidents presented, but a lot of it actually makes sense to me, and I appreciate that a comedic and exaggerated approach is used in order to make it non-threatening. I think that shows like this need to tackle this and other subjects more so that the stigma can be removed and information and different opinions can actually be talked about. Clearly, it does not happen enough in the home, and schools remain hamstrung by the lowest common denominator.
I swear, Scratch's 'I just wanna eat bread' song lives rent free in my head! I'm just wondering who at Disney was watching Zombies 3 and was like, "Okay, but guys hear me out, what if this song was about bread?" 🤣
Dana Snyder is The Voice Acting Equivalent of King Midas, Everything he Touches Turns to Gold
There's a funny joke in the show that had me laughing my butt off, where it's an episode where they fix the concert stage outdoors.
The song is playing with the singer saying, "Take a break, catch some Zs. Oh wait no, that man's deceased," and a senior citizen died for a split second before Scratch brought him back to life. It's was so twisted, and it caught me off-guard, that I couldn't stop laughing, XD
I remember that, it caught me so off guard, lol
This series was cut too soon
It was cut already? Disney really have been losing their mind in this day and age
Sure was
the team got approved for a third season, but Disney rolled back the renewal even after scripts were written. Thankfully they did give the staff one extra episode to finish the story. Which is more than some shows I could Hailey’s On It-I mean mention
I’m noticing a theme around that.
Right!? It wasn’t even that gay!!!!!!
Absolutely one of my favorite Disney shows!
I love the fact that one of the neighbours family members is Autistic. As an Autistic person myself, that is a great big breath of fresh air.
I'm also autistic!
Same here
Are they actually good autistic rep or are they autistic rep the same way Entrapta is from She-Ra?
As in “The writers think autism and empathetic sociopathy are the same thing.”
Me too, it's a nice detail to include, and it enables autistic viewers to see themselves represented on screen.
Same here. I'm also on the autism spectrum. We need more autistic representation in cartoons and in kids shows in general. If nickelodeon and/or Cartoon Network decide to add an autistic character in one of their shows than they should take notes from Disney and PBS Kids.
So glad that you enjoyed the series Doug. To me, this is one of my favorite shows to come out of Disney TVA this decade, there's honestly so much to love about this show (the characters, the songs, the lessons, the humor, etc.), I also adore June Chen since she and I are both autistic.
Doug, thank you for watching and reviewing this show. I was just starting to feel like the conversation around this show was drying up and BOOM you dropped this! You rock!
The facial animations were utterly brilliant. Demolishes all the fools who complain about the stiffness in modern animation
Thank you so much for reviewing this show. I always look forward to the stuff that I am into making it into Disneycember at the end of the year.
Poor Ghost and Molly McGee, cut down in its prime. Molly McGee was one of my favorite Disney main characters. If Mabel and Luz were lovable goofballs, Star a wild child, Webby a *stone cold killer* , then Molly was a manic child. As in she needed therapy. *Immediately* . And I loved that.
I also love the Thailand representation in the show. It comes up multiple times, rather than just being one and done, but they give it an entire episode in season two. And it truly does seem to reflect the realities of diaspora life. Feeling like part of you is one thing and part of you is supposed to be another. In the end, heritage is whatever it needs to be. Either way, heritage is something that we should all take great pride in.
On the 19th "DisneyCember" my Critic gave to Me...
-. Nineteen "Friendly" Ghosts
-. Eighteen Gothic Legends
-. Seventeen Unfunny Spacemen
-. Sixteen "Alien" Movies
-. Fifteen Decent Sitcoms
-. Fourteen Teenage Villains
-. Thirteen Spoof Movies
-. Twelve Astronauts
-. Eleven "T.V Pilots"
-. Ten Fat Kids
-. Nine Slasher Killers
-. Eight Lame Jedis
-. Seven Pointless Movies
-. Six Cops From The Future
FIVE SWEARING HEROES!!
-. Four Spider-Man Games
-. Three Complex Emotions
-. Two Returning Mutants
And a Twist Dance with a lot of Feet
I always appreciate seeing Hanukkah representation in cartoons, we don't get a lot of that
I wish they had more Hanukkah specials and movies like that one.
I think what I love most about this show is that, despite it being more episodic, it doesn't have a status quo they need to reset to at the end of the episodes. Characters will grow, change, and become the best versions of themselves just like real people would. When you look at who they are at the start of Season 2 versus the start of Season 1, there's a stark difference and I think that's rare for episodic shows. Plus there's a lot of topics in this show that are great for kids to hear. Things like puberty, dealing with perfectionism, prejudice that your parents had being passed onto you, or even the struggle of having an absent parent. There are a lot of things in this show that a lot of people can relate to, and I think that's great.
Though I will acknowledge it's not for everyone. It definitely made me laugh a lot, and I loved the songs and characters, but it's not going to click for everyone. The fact Doug enjoyed it is a win in my book, I'm not expecting him to fall in love with it like I did. But I'm glad we can agree than they had a phenomenal finale that didn't hold back at all. If you analyze enough there's a lot of foreshadowing to the finale, so a lot of fans (myself included) knew the general idea of what they were gonna delve into. But I was not prepared for the extent of what they were going to do with it. If you have any interest in it, I definitely recommend giving it a watch.
I really loved this show! It's consistently funny, heartwarming, and that ending honestly had me depressed and on some serious existential dread😂😂😂 but in all the best ways! Don't play it safe, live a little, and do some good in the world!😊
Hooray! Another thing I've literally never heard of! These are always my favourite Disneycembers.
I mainly watched this show for Libby. She was such a fun character and really good representation. I wish they made more seasons of this show
I heard one of the MAJOR complaints of the show is how the Ghost Council were originally viewed as the main antagonist but when the chairman was defeated they became supporting characters. I mean these people WANTED scratch to be put in the flow of failed phantoms
Now this a proper Casper reboot
The ghost and Molly McGee is the definition of a "comfort food" show. You know you're not going to face any end of the world events like Amphibia or Gravity Falls, but the characters are likeable and charming enough that you don't mind. This is the kind of show you want to watch with soup and a heated blanket.
Next year for DisneyCember you should cover "Hailey's On It!"
@olleselin how? It's been pulled from airing and Disney+. He'd have to pirate it and that's not something he could show clips of for Disneycember.
I would love for Doug to discuss Disney Junior shows like The Lion Guard and Sofia the First. They're very surprising.
This is the video that I've been looking forward to the most this year and I'm glad to see that you got something good out of this show.
We need a season 3 of this series! if not, then at least a movie about an older Molly McGee reuniting with Scratch who’s PROPERLY passed away!
@@harryfleutv666 I remember hearing about a plan B if they got a 3rd season after that last episode that was Scratch truly dying, going back to Brighton, Molly has been beaten down by life due to how hard Enhappifying the world actually is (plus the Chens moving away) and scratch would try to help Molly get her mojo back
@ we need to see a movie of that! 😭😭😭 how has it almost been a year since the show ended?? 😭😭
I checked out The Straight Story a few years ago on your recommendation. I couldn't agree more about the ending. It lives in my head rent free for how beautiful it is.
Thank you for referencing The Ghost & Mrs. Muir!!!!! It’s my favorite sitcom of all time, just a wonderful show. The 1940s movie it’s based on gets a lot of deserved praise, but the ‘60s tv series is my favorite, and IMO is SO UNDERRATED. Claymore anyone? If you know you know 😁
I’m so glad you like it! It’s one of my faves!!
Now that you've done this, Dreamworksuary, Twilight Tober Zone, and Bat May, you should do Nickuly/Aprilodeon and June Henson.
I was actually just considering starting this show, so the timing of this is perfect. Thanks Doug!
Honestly, didn't expect to get into this series. But with a catchy theme song (which is kinda rare nowadays), some funny writing, a nice color palette, and a sweet ending, think this is one that most people would enjoy. Maybe not love, but have fun with.
good video overall. im glad you gave the show a chance and enjoyed it, even if it didn’t knock your socks off. tgamm had a huge impact on my life and i absolutely adore it, glad that this video might introduce a lot of new people to it
ALSO june chen supremacy 🔥 do wish she was mentioned in this video but i get why she wasn’t
I'll always appreciate this show for its period episode.
I love the straight story glad you brought that up. Hope to watch it this week.
Strangely enough, even though it took up a spot on the Disney TVA roster next to stuff like Amphibia and Owl House, i actually think TGAMM was my favorite cartoon from the era.
The characters are great, the humor is very snappy and witty, and Molly/Scratch have the funniest and cutest dynamic I’ve ever seen between main characters. Their interactions are seriously just golden. We REALLY deserved that season 3, this show was an absolute gem.
Such a good show that deserves its flowers 💐🥰
What's funny is the ship between Molly and her best friend is way more popular than the ship between Molly and the guy because, well, he's the generic love interest and people are just way more interested in the best friend
What a charming and fun show this was. But I admit, kinda bungling the ending message about getting more out of life when you're alive when there is the potential to do all sorts of cool stuff you couldn't do in life AND that there is an assured life after death.
The ending was a punch in the gut 😅
maybe next time genuinely might be one of the best disney songs of all time to me.
Woof: I stopped the review and watched the last scene on YT - I immediately had tears on my face. Those little things are what oldschool Disney magic is made of.
he song was really good,and I did not expect any of what was happening, especially in "molly vs the ghost world". Scratch's character development has been amazing to see over the course of the show, THE FINALE WAS SO SAD I CRIED :(
Was waiting for you to cover this but I figured you would find it okay,I always found it to be decent to rewatch after it ended
This was a cute show. Also Libby is best girl and deserves all the love in the world.
I would love to see you talk about Kick Buttowski and Penn Zero for Disneycember.
Actually this show appealed to older audiences too. There's a damn good reason a lot of fans identify with Scratch to an extent (especially considering the big reveal in the final episode.) and it's something that older audiences might be more aware of compared to younger ones.
This feels like the closest thing to a hotdiggedydemon crossover we ever get
Originally, the series was supposed to end with the penultimate episode but the creators asked for one more episode so that they could give Scratch's story a proper conclusion.
As much of a bummer as it is that we never got a proper third seasons, scripts/outlines for planned episodes are online somewhere, at least they got to tell the most important story of all.
I still can't help but hink about Dude That's My Ghost! when someone mentions this series
This is definitely my favorite Disney Channel show of all time. And I wasn’t expecting a lot when getting into the show. But after some time, I discovered something truly special with this show. It was criminal that Disney cut this show short, because this show was brimming with potential. At the very least, it ended the way the creators intended. Which sadly is becoming a rarity in today’s age
I am really hoping Moon Girl is on the list for Disneycember
It’s going to be on next year’s Disneycember, since Moon Girl is going to end next year.
I agree that the ending was masterfully done. The only criticism I have about it is that it was kind of abrupt at the end of season two. Like I said, another comments, they meant to have a season three, and they would have built up the ending even more. But it wasn’t dragging the numbers that Disney wanted on Disney+, so the Kabash was put on that. They were allowed one final episode to cap things off, and for what they had, they made the most of it.
I loved this cartoon 😍 ❤️.
"...She bothers me."
That plus Scratch and Grandma Nin's interactions pretty much solidified I was gonna watch the rest. I won't lie, I cried at the end. The ending didn't feel forced for the sake of being deep, it was legit good and a great message.
1:18 What? That's not what happened. Scratch tried to curse Molly and it backfired. He cursed her so that he would be whereever she is and Molly decided that they were best friends now.
For DisneyCember, you should do The Devil and Max Devlin. That was an actual Disney film from 1981 starring Bill Cosby as Barney Satin opposite Elliott Gould as Max Devlin.
On the 19th day of Disneycember the critic gave for me:
19 TIMING ghosts
18 loudy crows
17 non Elton John biopics
16 "pure" species
15 boys... that meet.. world (i didn't saw the show sorry)
14 nepo babies
13 WAZAAAAA movies.
12 Bay-exploitations
11 shiny "turtles"
10 marshmallow pizzas
9 scary movies.
8 red shirt jedi
7 cats & mices
6 LAAAAUUUUU keepers
FIVE WOLVERINEEES!
4 symbiote suits
3 new emotions
2 mutant team ups
And a tasty Big Kahuna Burger
The dream team you and me! For all eternity! :D
Also Molly Actress is Sasha from Attack on Titan
Aloy from the Horizon series
Good analysis, Doug! I love how much you completely understood why the series finale was so well-done. Glad you gave the show a chance! I just hope the hardcore fans understand your criticisms, cause my god, the big fans of this show worship it haha.
Yeah, this ending might actually be one of my favorites from modern (post 2010) cartoons.
I love Gravity Falls as much as the next fan, but even they backpedaled on their saddest ending. This was one of the best-paced, most mature endings I've seen to an animated series in quite a while.
It didn't really backpedal on its ending, it's actually a thing in real life that people with amnesia can sometimes not always but just sometimes can recover their memories by being reminded of specific things.
The Ghost and Molly McGee was an animated series that was truly ahead of its time on Disney Channel. In addition to Disney Channel and Disney XD, it also premiered on Disney+ when I was 39 years old. In this story, a girl and her ghost go on some supernatural adventures, similar to The Owl House and Phineas and Ferb.
Finally :D my favorite show :D it was the first show that manage to dethrone my previous favorite show to place number 2 .... that was ironically enough the Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy.... which is funny since everything Mandy was, Molly isn't
I’m not sure if you take requests, but since you’re covering Disney this month (including Disney series), I’d love to see your take on Wander Over Yonder! It’s a great and underrated show with a lot of heart, and I think it deserves more coverage.
This and blues clues are kind of the only shows ive ever seen to go in-depth about Hannaka, I know rug rats acknowledges it and tells, A story based around it but you still aren't given much information other than "it's christmas but for 7 days" idk it's been years since ive seen that special
Libby is the best character of the show....love Lara Jill Miller! Though the Period episode was iconic, and this was the first disney animated show that delt with that subject.
Yes Libby was like too good for this show 😭
I'm Happy You Love The Ghost and Molly McGee Nostalgic, Critic (Doug)!☺️☺️😊😊
God, i love this animation.
I have never watched much of this show, but it's one of those that let you think about how much great stuff is there for kids. So many people always go "oohh back in my times we had that show or that other show, kids nowadays don't get it!" but really it's just bias and if you stop and look you indeed find great shows even today.
Now, for my playlist of all DisneyCember reviews in chronological order, this series begun on October 1. 2021, so it goes inbetween Shang-Chi (September 3, 2021) and Ron's Gone Wrong (October 22, 2021)