@@SaqlainRattansi I remember the episode where all of Mrs. Flatbottom's windows broke and Andy and Rodney were falsely punished for it and as a reward they were given delicious lemonade.
I wasn't crazy about this show, but I remember two things that it seems I won't forget 1) the show acknowledged foamy soap and how much fun it was to find a foam soap dispenser as a kid (since they were rare during the time) 2) there was a contest episode to see who can eat the most amount of Cheese logs and I lowkey really wanted to eat one.
it taught me what butt munchies were. memba sitting for long periods of time on wooden or steel bleachers? then after some time it would feel like ants were crawling all over ya cheeks? yeah. butt munchies.
One joke I fondly remember from this show was when Rodney was stuck in the wall. "Hopefully someone will hear me, I got 3 good screams in me!" And everytime he would, it would reverb through the house, just as everyone happened to leave at once. Andy thought he heard something, opened the door, shrugged, and closed it behind him 3 times.
The joke with the exterminator guy at the end was always hilarious to me! Throughout the episode he’s hunting Rodney throughout the walls, mistaking him for his nemesis: some swamp rat of Sumatra or something. Once he corners Rodney, the Dad actually defends him and tells the guy to Vamoose, only for the guy to say he hates getting Vamoosed before getting blasted into the air by a water geyser, like this was a regularly scheduled thing for him🤣🤣🤣
I loved this show and I don’t know why I had a toy from this show I got from a fast food chain I can’t remember which one and it was my favorite toy for the longest.
The Squirrel of Sandwich was one of my favorite games when I was younger. When it came to the show I liked it, why idk, couldn't even tell you all that much about it before this review, but it is one of those shows I remember that no one else seems to.
After working on Squirrel Boy, Everett Peck actually went on to teach animation and art classes at Cal State Long Beach, and I had the honor of being in his Character Design class. Such a great teacher and friend I got to know while I was there, I hope he knows how many people he has left an impact on.
I remember watching that short where Squirrel Boy wanted to break the piggy bank to get the money, but the piggy bank is just as hard as iron that he struggled to break it out in a cartoonish fashion. Good times. Also, isn't that weird that the Andy doesn't have eyes outside his glasses when you look behind?
I think I heard somewhere that his design is based off Duckman's design. I mean, both have their eyes on glasses and not really their face and they have the same hair style.
@@poweroffriendship2.0 Yeah I know. That's why I said they are similar. I think Peck said the similarities were intentional but I'm too lazy to look for the source.
@@qualitycrystalsproductions7318 Also, sad news. The creator of Squirrel Boy and Duckman, Everett Peck, died from pancreatic cancer last month. I discovered it earlier when someone mentioned in the comments said that the creator died, which I'm curious that I have to look it up. Condolence to his family and friends. Rest in peace.
I used to play One Squirrelly Summer all the time as a kid. Finally got around to watching it 8 or so years ago it’s very silly and funny. Rodney is hilarious too. Also, RIP Everett Peck.
I’ll always remember this show because there was an episode where Rodney called Salty Mike “Pepper Jack”. I really liked that name and I named the cat I got shortly after seeing the episode Pepper Jack, although I usually shortened it to Peppers. I had him for eight years before he passed due to kidney failure a few days before Christmas in 2015. I still have his favorite toy, a little frisbee disc twice the size of a quarter coin, in my bedside drawer. I miss you buddy.
There one episode I remember from this show where Andy was a benchwarmer for his baseball team, he would literally take hot towels and heat lamps to keep the bench warm. There was one scene where he says something like "I found an easier way to do it." And it just cuts to the bench on fire. I remember that scene making me really laugh.
I remember just about EVERY cartoon I watched when I was a kid very vividly almost like it was yesterday, so when your video asks me "Wait remember-" and I would interrupt and say YES!!! But besides that I like to watch anyways just to make sure I didn't dream some moments of a show.
I remember hearing about this show and seeing some episodes back in the day. It didn't click for me. But I miss that era of Cartoon Network when you had so much variety of shows to watch and choose from.
One thing I’m surprised wasn’t mentioned was the running gag they had where Andy would grab some family heirloom/household item and say it was given to him by his nana before she ~vanished~ and they’d do a scary music + zoom on his face whenever he said it. I always wished they built upon it or used it as a b-plot the mystery of what happened to her. Felt it could’ve really fleshed out the show’s plot.
I loved watching Squirrel Boy when it came on. Believe it or not, its grounded zaniness perfectly contrasted other shows that were airing around the same time like Camp Lazlo. It always felt like a more "soft" show that was easy to watch imo. Brings back a lot of memories of summertime as a kid.
How could I NOT forget those phantom spectacles which house disembodied eyeballs that hover in front of the caved-in skull of an overly oily boy who is eternally tormented by a red demon-- absolutely iconic!
I remember seeing the characters this show only a few times on the famous Cartoon Network City bumps here on UA-cam. Too bad that the creator of this show (Everett Peck) sadly passed away two months ago..
I do remember this show and honestly the voice actor’s are probably the reason you gravitate toward it in the first place. Put Richard Horvitz in it and I can’t help but fall in love with the character; he’s just too good! Overall not a bad show.
I liked Squirrel Boy when I was a kid. Richard Horvitz as Rodney always stuck with me, but he's iconic in every role he's in. The only episode I remember is the one where Rodney was trying to get a pool set up so he could see the girl squirrel in her swimsuit. I also remember when Rodney and the dad had competing newspapers and the dad announced his by saying "Hear ye, hear ye" and Rodney yells "Extra extra! Dad announces newspaper without saying 'Extra extra!'"
I remember this show, and I specifically remember liking that one episode where Rodney becomes a singer and his voice becomes incredibly deep whenever he sings one song.
I used to watch this show when I was a kid, and I thought it was pretty funny. When I got older, I can see why people didn't really like it that much, but it did have some funny moments here and there. Rip Everett Peck, may he rest in peace.
I remember this show. I also remember when I was thinking about this show a few years ago and got it confused with Cramp Twins. This video also informed me that Kurtwood Smith, Pamala Adalon among others. I really only knew Squirrels voice. That cast really brings this show up for me in terms of favoritism
this comment made me look up cramp twins. In my memory, I had categorized these two shows as being contemporaries and lasting about the same time, but no! Cramp twins came out in 2001 and had 104 episodes. granted, it was a UK show that came to the US 2-3 years later, which is why I thought it was contemporary with Squirrel Boy, but I had no idea there was so much of it.
I always thought this show had creative connections to teachers pet as a kid but it being duckman and klasky csupo makes sence very distinct art styles and writing
Yay! You decided to finally talk about Squirrel Boy, I have been wondering if you would and I have a story to go along. I lived in Mexico border constantly visiting the US, shows premiered first in the US and after their translation was done they were shown in Mexico which took quite a while and my naïve mind never knew why and just thought it was unfair, it happened first with Camp Lazlow. Anyways, I remember watching the premier of Squirrel Boy with a cousin in the US and liking it a lot, after going to school, everyone was talking about what unpopular cartoons we liked, I said this show and everyone gave this look of 'uh-huh, sure buddy' then promptly ignored me, I had forgotten that I saw it in the US and schedules were different for both countries, weeks later they showed the trailer for the show and everyone thought I had predicted it and that it looked exactly how I described it and praised me as psychic. Instead of telling everyone the truth, I just basked in the glory and popularity that temporarily brought me, which in turn made the show very popular around the city for a few months!
Literally the only thing I remember from this show is the one episode where the dad and Andy where on buying stuff in bulk because it’s cheaper and the Squirrel and the mom (maybe) where being monetarily wasteful by buying in small quantities in bulk.
That's crazy because I liked this show a lot as a kid and then watching Duckman as an adult last year I liked it. His writing style must just groove with me
I mainly remember this show for this episode where Andy eats chicken nuggets with cashews in them and blows up like a balloon. I think it may have awakened something inside me
I initially disliked this show as a kid. But it doesn't make the creator's death any less tragic. I will say that it did have some creativity in this show. I still remember the Island in the Street episode and the treehouse-off episode with the middle aged neighbor who always talked like a thesaurus, saying different words with the same meaning all at once. Also, Cartoon Network had this trend in the mid 2000s where they had a boy and his non human friend who always get themselves in trouble. This, Foster's, My Gym Partner's a Monkey, Robotboy (similar title), even Adventure Time, which like Gym Partner, had a best friend animal character named Jake. Tommy from Robotboy even looks like Mac!
The one episode that always stuck with me was the one with Rodney ending up stuck in the walls. The exterminator guy they call had this whole history with his “nemisis”: the giant swamp rat of Sumatra or something. Looking back, that TOTALLY could’ve been that B plot he was talking about: this guy traveling around the world chasing after that giant rat like a game of cat and mouse, no pun intended. He naturally mistakes Rodney for the Rat and even in the end it has a final joke that could’ve been like a running gag for it, where the Dad stands up for Rodney and tells the guy to Vamoose, only for the guy to say he hates getting Vamoosed like it’s happened before and gets blasted into the air from a water geyser. Remembering it just made me realize how it was pretty much his version of Team Rocket’s iconic “we’re blasting off again!” thing from the Pokémon anime, which just made it funnier whether it was intentionally referencing that or not.
I only remember one specific scene from this show. It was the episode with a really old guy who was a crossing guard and Andy tells some story about how the crossing guard once saved his dad from a runaway "dino cart" with the dad cutting in with "hey, just how old do you think I am?!"
There's only one thing I remember about this show: when Rodney was impersonating Andy's dad with a fat belly and said "I guess everything is back to normal" and then his dad ran away screaming
Everett Peck also worked on the Jumanji Cartoon in the 90s(I think). It might still be on hulu. The character designs are the same , but the artstyle is toally different, more overcast than sunny.
This feels like one of those shows you think was a fever dream but then remember a few moments and realize, oh wait, it was an actual thing lol What's in that secret sauce!? Rofl
I remember watching this show as a kid. It wasn’t my favorite, but I remember it keeping my attention and I thought it was good overall. I would definitely need to rewatch the series to see if it still holds up. Great review man!
Holy hell, I was thinking about this cartoon a couple of days ago and was wondering when are you going to do a video about it. Balls to the wall prediction!
The only thing I remember vividly from this show is the episode where Andy befriends the bully’s pet bird and they bond over rocks that look like snack foods
From watching this series, I can only remember 2 episodes There was an episode where Rodney was declared an endangered animal, which gave him free reign to do anything, annoying the dad ofc And another episode which was a bit weird, it was about Rodney and the kid fighting and splitting, each other now looking for a new best friend. And the dad was kinda insistent for his son to befriend a kid, because he was perfect and everything His son rejected him, the kid said he would be fine to the dad and walked away, and the dad was like "that kid will be a president someday"
The main episode I remember was the flea market episode which enjoyable and kind of heartwarming. Outside of that and the games I don’t remember much about it
I liked squirrel boy and I didn’t know Pamela aldon did voice work on the show until I was looking through her IMDb page seeing all the shows she did that I actually enjoyed watching growing up making her a big part of my childhood through her voice acting
The show hasn't aired in the US since early 2009 and I only remember seeing this show once or twice on TV. It was the season 2 episode with the flowers. I actually rewatched the series in June and yeah, it's not the greatest show that came out in the 2000s. I think it's a 4 out of 10 series. Maybe a 5. It's just okay...not good or bad just...okay. At least it got a 2nd season.
Honestly, this show was pretty good, it was one of those shows that I sort of remember and then go back watch again kind of like the Mighty B and My Gym Partners a Monkey
I remember Squirrel Boy! Richard Horvitz is my favorite voice actor for his funny and obscure voices he is my personal favorite I hope I get to meet him one day!
I remember when Squirrel Boy was new being promoted on Fridays on Cartoon Network with Tommy, Tara & the puppets (even the unholy abomination that was the cockroach one) every time they said the show's title the jingle for the would play right after.
I remember crushing hard on Tara and even the CN City announcer, Nikki. Her voice was so innocent and optimistic. And I love how during the audio promos, she would describe what it's like living in the CN City as if the bumpers weren't enough to make it feel real. I know Tara is an anime voice actress who's still working but no one seems to know where Nikki is now.
the only thing from Squirrel Boy that stuck with me was Rodney's "My Presence is my Present" line when he was trying to get into someone's birthday party lol I still use that line from time to time
Thanks so much for watching! Did you ever get a chance to see Squirrel Boy? If so, what are your thoughts?
I do remember this 🐿🌰
I like it
I enjoyed this series.
One of the smartest squirrels to ever live. 🐿
It was chaotic and fun to watch
it's official, you've went so deep into the nostalgia that for the first time, I really DON'T remember squirrel boy
Lol 😂
Drumsy? Nice
Ha
Understandable, I always forget the name but I’ll always remember the way it looked
Personally, the show's art style was way ahead of its time.
This show still looks clean in 2022, just get an HD blu-ray release and it holds up
It’s amazing how deeply buried these shows are in my memory and feel like a fever dream when I watch these videos
Deadass
Mr. Peck was a great man, he was very kind man and answered my questions relating to Duckman & Squirrel Boy. R.I.P 1950-2022
Really ?
Squirrel Boy was such an underrated cartoon, at least to me it is. i still remember watching it when i was a kid it had some funny moments.
Ikr. Remember the episode when they got stuck in the "jungle" in the middle of the road loool
@@SaqlainRattansi Or the gum fighter episode.
@@SaqlainRattansi I remember the episode where all of Mrs. Flatbottom's windows broke and Andy and Rodney were falsely punished for it and as a reward they were given delicious lemonade.
The episode about bumper cars will forever stay in my head.
The bumper cars one was funny
I wasn't crazy about this show, but I remember two things that it seems I won't forget
1) the show acknowledged foamy soap and how much fun it was to find a foam soap dispenser as a kid (since they were rare during the time)
2) there was a contest episode to see who can eat the most amount of Cheese logs and I lowkey really wanted to eat one.
it taught me what butt munchies were.
memba sitting for long periods of time on wooden or steel bleachers? then after some time it would feel like ants were crawling all over ya cheeks?
yeah. butt munchies.
All I remembered is they really liked club soda, which I specifically remember because club soda by itself kind of tastes like garbage imo.
One joke I fondly remember from this show was when Rodney was stuck in the wall. "Hopefully someone will hear me, I got 3 good screams in me!" And everytime he would, it would reverb through the house, just as everyone happened to leave at once. Andy thought he heard something, opened the door, shrugged, and closed it behind him 3 times.
I remember that as well haha this show had some good gags!
The joke with the exterminator guy at the end was always hilarious to me! Throughout the episode he’s hunting Rodney throughout the walls, mistaking him for his nemesis: some swamp rat of Sumatra or something. Once he corners Rodney, the Dad actually defends him and tells the guy to Vamoose, only for the guy to say he hates getting Vamoosed before getting blasted into the air by a water geyser, like this was a regularly scheduled thing for him🤣🤣🤣
I was probably one of the few who got excited for new Squirrel Boy episodes when I was younger.
I loved this show and I don’t know why I had a toy from this show I got from a fast food chain I can’t remember which one and it was my favorite toy for the longest.
I loved the show, the sandwich episode was my favorite.
Me too!
The Squirrel of Sandwich was one of my favorite games when I was younger. When it came to the show I liked it, why idk, couldn't even tell you all that much about it before this review, but it is one of those shows I remember that no one else seems to.
After working on Squirrel Boy, Everett Peck actually went on to teach animation and art classes at Cal State Long Beach, and I had the honor of being in his Character Design class. Such a great teacher and friend I got to know while I was there, I hope he knows how many people he has left an impact on.
I remember watching that short where Squirrel Boy wanted to break the piggy bank to get the money, but the piggy bank is just as hard as iron that he struggled to break it out in a cartoonish fashion. Good times.
Also, isn't that weird that the Andy doesn't have eyes outside his glasses when you look behind?
I think I heard somewhere that his design is based off Duckman's design. I mean, both have their eyes on glasses and not really their face and they have the same hair style.
@@qualitycrystalsproductions7318 The creator behind Squirrel Boy is also the creator of Duckman, so I can see the similarities.
@@poweroffriendship2.0 Yeah I know. That's why I said they are similar. I think Peck said the similarities were intentional but I'm too lazy to look for the source.
@@qualitycrystalsproductions7318 Also, sad news. The creator of Squirrel Boy and Duckman, Everett Peck, died from pancreatic cancer last month. I discovered it earlier when someone mentioned in the comments said that the creator died, which I'm curious that I have to look it up.
Condolence to his family and friends. Rest in peace.
@@poweroffriendship2.0 Yeah, I found that out on Peck's Instagram. May he rest in peace.
I used to play One Squirrelly Summer all the time as a kid. Finally got around to watching it 8 or so years ago it’s very silly and funny. Rodney is hilarious too. Also, RIP Everett Peck.
I’ll always remember this show because there was an episode where Rodney called Salty Mike “Pepper Jack”. I really liked that name and I named the cat I got shortly after seeing the episode Pepper Jack, although I usually shortened it to Peppers. I had him for eight years before he passed due to kidney failure a few days before Christmas in 2015. I still have his favorite toy, a little frisbee disc twice the size of a quarter coin, in my bedside drawer. I miss you buddy.
I'm sorry that you lost your cat.
There one episode I remember from this show where Andy was a benchwarmer for his baseball team, he would literally take hot towels and heat lamps to keep the bench warm. There was one scene where he says something like "I found an easier way to do it." And it just cuts to the bench on fire. I remember that scene making me really laugh.
I could never forget this show.
I remember just about EVERY cartoon I watched when I was a kid very vividly almost like it was yesterday, so when your video asks me "Wait remember-" and I would interrupt and say YES!!! But besides that I like to watch anyways just to make sure I didn't dream some moments of a show.
I remember hearing about this show and seeing some episodes back in the day. It didn't click for me. But I miss that era of Cartoon Network when you had so much variety of shows to watch and choose from.
having watched this show as a kid, this was definitely one of the cartoons ever made
One thing I’m surprised wasn’t mentioned was the running gag they had where Andy would grab some family heirloom/household item and say it was given to him by his nana before she ~vanished~ and they’d do a scary music + zoom on his face whenever he said it. I always wished they built upon it or used it as a b-plot the mystery of what happened to her. Felt it could’ve really fleshed out the show’s plot.
I loved watching Squirrel Boy when it came on. Believe it or not, its grounded zaniness perfectly contrasted other shows that were airing around the same time like Camp Lazlo. It always felt like a more "soft" show that was easy to watch imo. Brings back a lot of memories of summertime as a kid.
How could I NOT forget those phantom spectacles which house disembodied eyeballs that hover in front of the caved-in skull of an overly oily boy who is eternally tormented by a red demon-- absolutely iconic!
I remember seeing the characters this show only a few times on the famous Cartoon Network City bumps here on UA-cam. Too bad that the creator of this show (Everett Peck) sadly passed away two months ago..
I do remember this show and honestly the voice actor’s are probably the reason you gravitate toward it in the first place. Put Richard Horvitz in it and I can’t help but fall in love with the character; he’s just too good! Overall not a bad show.
The writing was shit though. But the animation isn’t that bad.
He's a voice of Billy, Zim, Dag and Moxy
I liked Squirrel Boy when I was a kid. Richard Horvitz as Rodney always stuck with me, but he's iconic in every role he's in. The only episode I remember is the one where Rodney was trying to get a pool set up so he could see the girl squirrel in her swimsuit. I also remember when Rodney and the dad had competing newspapers and the dad announced his by saying "Hear ye, hear ye" and Rodney yells "Extra extra! Dad announces newspaper without saying 'Extra extra!'"
I remember this show, and I specifically remember liking that one episode where Rodney becomes a singer and his voice becomes incredibly deep whenever he sings one song.
I used to watch this show when I was a kid, and I thought it was pretty funny. When I got older, I can see why people didn't really like it that much, but it did have some funny moments here and there. Rip Everett Peck, may he rest in peace.
Tbh I loved the show and the art style it was so comfortable (I dunno how to fully describe it)
I remember this show. I also remember when I was thinking about this show a few years ago and got it confused with Cramp Twins. This video also informed me that Kurtwood Smith, Pamala Adalon among others. I really only knew Squirrels voice. That cast really brings this show up for me in terms of favoritism
this comment made me look up cramp twins. In my memory, I had categorized these two shows as being contemporaries and lasting about the same time, but no! Cramp twins came out in 2001 and had 104 episodes. granted, it was a UK show that came to the US 2-3 years later, which is why I thought it was contemporary with Squirrel Boy, but I had no idea there was so much of it.
I love your videos so much Jordan Fringe keep up the good work man
Thanks so much!!
@@JordanFringe94 your welcome
I loved this show, I also played a lot of those flash games as well, so it was cool for you to mention them.
Great video Jordan. Keep up the great work. Love your videos and personality.
I always thought this show had creative connections to teachers pet as a kid but it being duckman and klasky csupo makes sence very distinct art styles and writing
I didn't realise how much this show impacted until I watched all the clips playback in this video...
Wow!
I DO remember Squirrel Boy!
I've actually been hoping you'd do a video on it! :D
This show was a guilty pleasure for me as a kid
Oh. I used to watch this all the time. I really might have forgotten about this.
Thanks for the reminder, dude.
Yay! You decided to finally talk about Squirrel Boy, I have been wondering if you would and I have a story to go along.
I lived in Mexico border constantly visiting the US, shows premiered first in the US and after their translation was done they were shown in Mexico which took quite a while and my naïve mind never knew why and just thought it was unfair, it happened first with Camp Lazlow.
Anyways, I remember watching the premier of Squirrel Boy with a cousin in the US and liking it a lot, after going to school, everyone was talking about what unpopular cartoons we liked, I said this show and everyone gave this look of 'uh-huh, sure buddy' then promptly ignored me, I had forgotten that I saw it in the US and schedules were different for both countries, weeks later they showed the trailer for the show and everyone thought I had predicted it and that it looked exactly how I described it and praised me as psychic. Instead of telling everyone the truth, I just basked in the glory and popularity that temporarily brought me, which in turn made the show very popular around the city for a few months!
I was waiting for you to do this one!!! Growing up watching CN in the early to mid 2000s leaves you with some freaky fever dreams like this
exactly, shows you question if they were real.
I remember enjoying this show a lot more than other people did
I loved this show as a kid, but couldn't remember what it was called. Thank you for making this video!!!
The shows looks great to this day, but I still remember turning on the tv as a kid, seeing that this was on, and never being happy about it.
I vaguely remember seeing commercials for this show, but never the show itself, I think it never aired at a time I was at home, or not sleeping.
Literally the only thing I remember from this show is the one episode where the dad and Andy where on buying stuff in bulk because it’s cheaper and the Squirrel and the mom (maybe) where being monetarily wasteful by buying in small quantities in bulk.
I remember when Andy wore the fake beard and they were made to put the grass back together.
RIP to Squirrel Boy's creator Everett Peck (1950-2022)
For me, this is the show I could never remember whether it was real or a dream
That's crazy because I liked this show a lot as a kid and then watching Duckman as an adult last year I liked it. His writing style must just groove with me
I mainly remember this show for this episode where Andy eats chicken nuggets with cashews in them and blows up like a balloon.
I think it may have awakened something inside me
The longer I watch the more I remember this show.
I don't think I've ever seen the show, but this video sparked long suppressed memories of the commercials for it XD
I initially disliked this show as a kid. But it doesn't make the creator's death any less tragic. I will say that it did have some creativity in this show. I still remember the Island in the Street episode and the treehouse-off episode with the middle aged neighbor who always talked like a thesaurus, saying different words with the same meaning all at once.
Also, Cartoon Network had this trend in the mid 2000s where they had a boy and his non human friend who always get themselves in trouble. This, Foster's, My Gym Partner's a Monkey, Robotboy (similar title), even Adventure Time, which like Gym Partner, had a best friend animal character named Jake. Tommy from Robotboy even looks like Mac!
The one episode that always stuck with me was the one with Rodney ending up stuck in the walls. The exterminator guy they call had this whole history with his “nemisis”: the giant swamp rat of Sumatra or something.
Looking back, that TOTALLY could’ve been that B plot he was talking about: this guy traveling around the world chasing after that giant rat like a game of cat and mouse, no pun intended.
He naturally mistakes Rodney for the Rat and even in the end it has a final joke that could’ve been like a running gag for it, where the Dad stands up for Rodney and tells the guy to Vamoose, only for the guy to say he hates getting Vamoosed like it’s happened before and gets blasted into the air from a water geyser.
Remembering it just made me realize how it was pretty much his version of Team Rocket’s iconic “we’re blasting off again!” thing from the Pokémon anime, which just made it funnier whether it was intentionally referencing that or not.
Richard Steven horvitz is just amazing! I’ll watch anything he does the voice in!!!
I was surprised that he didn't mention him
@@Blueskylar1995 me too!
I only remember one specific scene from this show. It was the episode with a really old guy who was a crossing guard and Andy tells some story about how the crossing guard once saved his dad from a runaway "dino cart" with the dad cutting in with "hey, just how old do you think I am?!"
Oh dear God I just felt a vault in my head open. That's how badly I forgot this show
I remember liking this show back in the day but looking at this I can see where it probably doesn't hold up
This show was one of my favorites as a kid
There's only one thing I remember about this show:
when Rodney was impersonating Andy's dad with a fat belly and said "I guess everything is back to normal"
and then his dad ran away screaming
I actually really liked this show and I think it was very underrated
Everett Peck also worked on the Jumanji Cartoon in the 90s(I think). It might still be on hulu. The character designs are the same , but the artstyle is toally different, more overcast than sunny.
I loved this show! I don't understand why everyone hates it!
This feels like one of those shows you think was a fever dream but then remember a few moments and realize, oh wait, it was an actual thing lol
What's in that secret sauce!? Rofl
I remember watching this show as a kid. It wasn’t my favorite, but I remember it keeping my attention and I thought it was good overall. I would definitely need to rewatch the series to see if it still holds up. Great review man!
I remember really liking this show. I also play the hell out of the sandwich mini game from this show on cartoon networks website
Great video Jordan….this show I remember very clearly. For some reason it’s reminds me of the cartoon ratz….maybe it was around the same era
Holy hell, I was thinking about this cartoon a couple of days ago and was wondering when are you going to do a video about it.
Balls to the wall prediction!
My favorite character on the show was Leon. Fun fact the guy who played red from that 70s show was on this show.
The only thing I remember vividly from this show is the episode where Andy befriends the bully’s pet bird and they bond over rocks that look like snack foods
Do WAIT... remember the Cramp Twins?
I was waiting for you to review this two weeks ago. 💀
This brought back a shitload of memories.
"Where is your present?" "My presence is my present, and i bought him a videogame"
I loved this cartoon so much
"My present is my presence" still lives in my head for free.
Can you talk about cyberchase or word girl from PBS kids.
Rodney and Andy. I remember them and I've been looking for this show for so long and I still love it 💘
The cinnamon rolls episode is something that lives in my head rent-free.
From watching this series, I can only remember 2 episodes
There was an episode where Rodney was declared an endangered animal, which gave him free reign to do anything, annoying the dad ofc
And another episode which was a bit weird, it was about Rodney and the kid fighting and splitting, each other now looking for a new best friend.
And the dad was kinda insistent for his son to befriend a kid, because he was perfect and everything
His son rejected him, the kid said he would be fine to the dad and walked away, and the dad was like "that kid will be a president someday"
Been waiting for this video! Feels like a fever dream
Another new video? I'm shocked by how quickly you're churning these vids out with as good of quality and editing they have.
The main episode I remember was the flea market episode which enjoyable and kind of heartwarming. Outside of that and the games I don’t remember much about it
I liked squirrel boy and I didn’t know Pamela aldon did voice work on the show until I was looking through her IMDb page seeing all the shows she did that I actually enjoyed watching growing up making her a big part of my childhood through her voice acting
You unlocked a memory I forgot I had
*Rodney gasps* Fake out juice?!
*turns into a lolipop while kazoo theme plays*
Bruh that was one of my favs but literally stay up all night on Saturdays just to catch as many episodes that s*** as I could
This show was so funny, I still remember jokes from it when it first aired.
The show hasn't aired in the US since early 2009 and I only remember seeing this show once or twice on TV. It was the season 2 episode with the flowers. I actually rewatched the series in June and yeah, it's not the greatest show that came out in the 2000s. I think it's a 4 out of 10 series. Maybe a 5. It's just okay...not good or bad just...okay. At least it got a 2nd season.
I Remember Watching Squirrel Boy On Cartoon Network Back In The Day.
Honestly, this show was pretty good, it was one of those shows that I sort of remember and then go back watch again kind of like the Mighty B and My Gym Partners a Monkey
I remember Squirrel Boy! Richard Horvitz is my favorite voice actor for his funny and obscure voices he is my personal favorite I hope I get to meet him one day!
I remember when Squirrel Boy was new being promoted on Fridays on Cartoon Network with Tommy, Tara & the puppets (even the unholy abomination that was the cockroach one) every time they said the show's title the jingle for the would play right after.
I remember crushing hard on Tara and even the CN City announcer, Nikki. Her voice was so innocent and optimistic. And I love how during the audio promos, she would describe what it's like living in the CN City as if the bumpers weren't enough to make it feel real. I know Tara is an anime voice actress who's still working but no one seems to know where Nikki is now.
I love that the dad is voiced by Red Forman
One of the most random shows I picked up as a kid. Must have been one of the games I played on the old Cartoon Network site (RIP Flash Games 😔 )
I vividly remember syrup waffles from this show
I remember this joke they made "my presence is my presents" and I remembered this line burned in my memory for life
the only thing from Squirrel Boy that stuck with me was Rodney's "My Presence is my Present" line when he was trying to get into someone's birthday party lol I still use that line from time to time
I remember having a toy where the squirrel hit his head with nuts, it was a kinda cheap kids meal toy from either McDonald’s or Burger King
I loved squirrel boy when I was little. It had its own unique humor, despite the recycled premise.
A lot of these shows I admittedly never tune in, but aware of there existence. Some I genuinely never heard.
Your whole channel is my whole childhood
I would love to see you do a video about Best Ed. I feel like im the only one who remembers it