Also common man watch Avatar. Uncle Iroh is the reason I drag my ass to the gym 250 times every year for the last 3 years. He's everything I want to be when I'm older.
I loved it when they would hype up a shows “100th Episode”, only for like 4/5 of them to be just a regular episode. Just makes the times they do celebrate making it to 100 all the better.
@@303jacksonThing is, they originally planned for Cancelled to be the 100th episode, with it being 704 in production order and the actual 100th episode at 701, and with the obvious joke of “a show can’t go past 100 episodes”. Eventually they decided to push that episode ahead and make it episode 97 even though that’s a better fit for 100.
I remember they did something special for the hundredth episode of MLP and something for the five year anniversary. One of them was a wedding episode and the other was the CMC getting their cutie marks. Both were pretty important.
@@francescawhite4166The continuation to Suite Life crossover with Hannah was also prety great. All those live action crossovers were beautifuly insane really. Hanna Montana was like the Nick Fury of their live action universe.
Legit, Summer Belongs To You changed my life. It came out the summer I graduated high school while I was prepping for college and made me understand I shouldn't just watch my life go by. Phineas and Ferb always had the vibe of making the most of your time, but it didn't really hit me until the special because there was actual tension involved. I remember feeling so much relief when they just barely succeeded in the end. The final song lives in my soul as one of my biggest inspirations in my life. Candace's verse in particular makes me very emotional because unlike her brothers, she actually feels limited. BTW, Beautiful Gorgeous' dream job was revealed in the sequel episode. IIRC, she wanted to be someone who glues aglets onto shoes.
Ayy, Shady Doorags! 😊 SBTY was fun, I watched it at my aunt's house when we visited. I was a freshman going on sophomore in hs. Phineas and Ferb stood out to me at the time because it was one of the few Disney cartoons that felt fun and fresh. I also liked that Phineas facing failure was realistic and scary, but inspiring. The character relationships/growth was fun to watch. I never liked Candace, though lol.
when it came out i was about ten and i remember thinking that it was gonna be the LAST episode ever, which was sad but something about the presentation of it felt so good that i was willing to let that be it fr. If it had i think that would've been the first show finale i would've experienced live which was crazy (until like later that winter when i saw an ad saying more eps were coming which was like Jesus returning in my eyes lmao)
When Rugrats "all growd up" aired, I was visiting my grandma in the mountains. I cannot express the relief I felt when we discovered Nickelodeon was included in her cable package. What a pivotal moment in my childhood lol
@@quirkyblackenbyAlways so surreal to hear stories like this and realize that the era of specials, bumpers, blocks etc. are sort of just over. That feeling of going on vacation, or staying at a friend or families house and finding out they had a channel you didn't have like nick or CN and being able to catch a special or show you rarely got to see meant a lot growing up.
Oh my goodness I remember the promo for all grown up and I was spending the summer with my aunt. My mom didn’t have cable or satellite, so would have to rely on my grandma or my aunts for that entertainment. I was so ecstatic when they revealed what they looked like. My gosh how time flies. I remember it like it was yesterday that in watching Scooby Doo zombie Island. Such a scary movie for me back then.😂😂😂😂
@@menomisespeanut 😱😱😱😱 Zombie Island was SO scary!!! When shaggy tried to pull the zombie's "mask" off I almost fainted! This centuries most shocking plot twist
The JimmyTimmy Power Hour was CRAZY to me as a kid, and it was so cool to see the characters go to each other's animation style. Cartoon Network loved having their characters interact, but only in promos or bumpers.
I didn't remember this until you brought on Beautiful Gorgeous. Wendy Malick our egyptian queen was so formative to a lot of kids type of woman, I swear!
They count! I almost did A Stitch in Time for this, only thing that stopped me was not having as clear memories about watching it as the other episodes in this video.
@@zae_thefilmmanDisney Channel just hyped the hell out of any major special back in those days. And they’d hype you up even more when an original movie was gonna premiere. Those were cultural *events* for a generation of kids!
"Summer Belongs to You" is one of those events that, the more I revisit and think about it, the more I love it. May well be my favorite Phineas and Ferb outing, certainly from a characterization standpoint.
No Joke, you’re attempt at trying to imitate Kath Soucie saying “Philip” had me laughing so much I went back several times before I watched the rest of the video.
I looked it up out of curiosity, and apparently Beautiful Gorgeous' childhood dream was to become the person who "puts those little plastic things on the ends of shoelaces." And I can respect that
If she's so passionate about them she could at least learn those darn things have a name. If only there was a cartoon out there teaching people what it was.
The Fosters Home event episode Destination: Imagination. I don't remember there being a ton of hype leading up to it, but that was a great episode. It had that epic scale & it felt like it had that moment of truth you were missing from that Ed Edd n Eddy special.
I remember it airing on Thanksgiving night. That morning during the Macy's parade CN pulled a GOAT move by having Rick Ashley Rick Roll the ENTIRE country on the float promoting the movie.
yes, i recently rewatched destination: imagination and was genuinely amazed at how much i loved it. the whole show really, but that special was really well done. Any other special or tv movie that show had i was hyped for as a kid
@@mmarceline3That and it was one of the only episodes that actually called out how blatantly overworked and exploited Frankie was vs just playing it for laughs.
Another detail I like about the Jet Fusion special is that Jet's hair looks really similar to Jimmy's. If Jimmy and his friends really have been fans of his for years, its a nice touch that Jimmy would style his hair just like his favorite character
FYI Beautiful Gorgeous wanted to be a person who puts aglets on the end of shoelaces, revealed in the episode where she and Jet get 'married'. Shoutout to Phineas and Ferb for helping children everywhere learn what an aglet actually is
The All Growed Up special is hands down the most significant cartoon experience of my childhood. I could not stop thinking about it. I could not stop talking about it to my brother and my cousin. I watched it live at a parents friends' house that we had never been to before. My brother and I just watched it and hung out alone in this strangers house and I will never forget how I got to watch with my brother (my best friend) after all that waiting and it lived up to the hype in my opinion. Rugrats was our favorite show and for some reason I always love watching people grow up. In any show or movie I love to see the coming of age aspect. Having that in my favorite cartoon about clever hilarious babies is like the perfect storm. I still to this day get emotional when they first turn and at the end during the montage while the Emica song plays. Brings a tear to my eye. Rugrats is such a huge part of my childhood and I'm so grateful to have grown up in the time it was regularly airing.
Bro you gotta understand, one day I cut on Cartoon Network a little bit early to catch the new episode of Class of 3000 only to be hit with a promo saying, “Coming up next, the Class of 3000 series finale!”. There was no buildup. No announcement prior. Just an abrupt message minutes before it aired. Been scarred ever since. When Summer Belongs to You came out and they were talking bout some “Our vacation is more than halfway over!” They might as well have started playing funeral music. I couldn’t believe this was happening to me AGAIN
I was OBSESSED with All Growed Up when it premiered and before (I was 11). Nick's official site had this thing where you could collect their cards and I remember having all of them and was so upset when Nick got rid of the site. My god, the nostalgia I felt watching this. Ugh. Childhood. Take me back.
@@wilderac2250 it’s at least brought up in the season one ep where Tommy is making a film about everyone and he’s using embarrassing clips, the clip he uses of Phil and Lil is them saying “I wonder what might of happened if we never dropped Dil”
Rugrats will always give me all the nostalgia chills. I remember my grandmother would watch it anytime it was on. She passed away last year, she had been slipping away little by little over the last few years from dementia. It is nice to remember little things like watching those cartoons together.
In Latin America, The Fairly Odd Parents' original run was not aired on Nickelodeon, but on Jetix (formerly Fox Kids, and then rebranded as Disney XD). Fairly Odd Baby here was not only a special and a revival of the series, but it was also the moving of the cartoon back to Nickelodeon. I remember being at my grandparents' when it aired. It allowed for the Jimmy Timmy Power Hours to air now that both series were finally in the same network.
If this ever gets a part 2 than we need “operation zero”, you wanna talk about a playmaker special event episode than that’s the one, everything in the KND was revealed and ramped up
Operation Zero to me is like the defining moment of KND going from episodic about a small group of kids to a larger world over the course of the show. Finding out the Delightful Children were former KND members was legit shocking and makes Father so much more evil
@@skylerb97 And it showcases how like legitimately serious everything was, for everyone that felt like the KND just dealt with the kiddie stuff this flipped everything upside down
Not everything was revealed. There was still the part with the Galactic Kids Next Door that they didn't reveal until the last episode... and then there was that stupid animatic for GKND that basically said all of these side characters were aliens this whole time including Lizzie. Also every time I bring this up to anyone I get promptly ignore for some reason.
You talking about the emotional feeling of them saying the last episode ever of Ed edd and eddy is exactly how I felt. God that was one of my first childhood traumas
I remember getting really hyped whenever SpongeBob did a major event episode, especially the ones like the Medieval one, the Best Day Ever one, and the Where's Gary episode. The night of the Gary episode my Mom's car broke down before I got home to see the new episode and I was stressed because I wanted to know what happened to Gary, worried I was gonna miss it. Thankfully we made it back just in time before the episode started and it's an experience I'll never forget. I'll always miss this era of cartoons
Why did situations always seem to happen on the nights of cartoon special premieres 😭😂 I remember one time, my parents were taking too long talking to their friends outside of a restaurant and I was about to have a breakdown because something was coming on (can't remember what that one was) Then when FOP School's Out premiered, it was the day we were moving houses, and the cable wasn't hooked up and I was so mad that we missed it, Nickelodeon had been hyping it up for weeks 😂
God, really reminding me of one of the biggest soul crushers in my life. I remember being glued to the TV for the best day Ed-er, feeling that sting every time they said "final episode" it felt like a part of childhood was vanishing. But the nail in the coffin was the Cartoon Network Summerfest. The moment seeing that special fade to [as] it just, felt like "oh...the cartoon times are over....do i need to grow up now?"
Man, I still recall SpongeBob hour specials being so hyped up, that both video games and kids meal tie ins from Burger King. Heck, any SpongeBob episode that's a half an hour gets Burger King tie-ins.
They over hyped the hell out of every special episode. Hell they even overhyped a bunch of regular normal episodes. Like I remember being hyped up about the “super square games” episodes they were gonna premiere, only to discover they were just the usual 11 minute episodes loosely themed to sports.
Honestly, of all the shows that did event episodes, SpongeBob probably did them the worst, mainly because they would go all out on commercials, marathons, tie-in promotions and everything to hype them up as epic events, only for the actual episodes to be some of the most boring and forgettable ones in the entire show. How many people can vividly remember any really good jokes or fun action from episodes like Pest of the West, Spongebob's Last Stand, The Clash of Triton, SpongeBob vs. the Big One, or A Squarepants Family Vacation? It seems like they're only ever brought up when discussing how Nickelodeon overhyped them, because more often than not there was just nothing exciting about how those episodes were executed, and most SpongeBob fans would rather talk about the really good or really bad episodes over the really forgettable ones
All Growed Up was such a huge hype for me and my sister. I remember they would show commercials with their designs and just start with their shoes and the camera pans up, but stops JUST before the face. Like, they teased that shit good.
I remember summer belongs to you I remember getting goosebumps and excited when they sang the final song and started showing the clips throughout the special
I'm on the Jimmy Neutron segment rn and bro the clips shown paired with the editing had me laughing OUT LOUD. I actually had to pause so I didn't miss the video, but man I had no idea the show was that funny. Also I saw "Summer Belongs to You" in the intro and got really excited. It's one of my fav P&F eps and I loved how it was talked about during that one Phineas vid from a few years back so I'm always down to hear it's praises sung more 😊
I remember waiting for Summer belongs to you to come out with so much energy dawg. My Aunty at the time was working with Disney as a writer for animation at the time, and she took my siblings and me on a studio lot tour where we met Dan and Swampy and some of the artists/animators working on the special. They gave us a little animation showcase with the Harajuku girls in the Japan scene, and at the end gave us an autographed poster for the movie and an artbook of some of the characters/scenes in the special. 10/10 experience (all scenes they gave us to go home with were used in the promo trailer for it)
also re on the butch hartman artstyle: it only looked and moved as well as it did because of Stephen Silver (character designer for Kim Possible too i believe).
Fairly Odd Parents’ School’s Out the Musical is probably my all time fave special event episode. i have great memories of watching it every summer as it came on TV. rewatched it as an adult and there really are some genuinely funny moments in it- the opening gag where Flappy Bob’s parents think the train is going to run off a bridge still has me cackling at the big age of 24 lol.
I have such fond memories from all those special events and premieres I used to see back in the day, but never when they first aired, only through those compilation discs and movie rentals from family video
The special I remember the most growing up is Truth or Square. They really hyped it up for weeks and if I remember correctly Fanboy and Chumchum premiered right after it
I have crazy nostalgia for Summer Belongs to You. I was at my Grandparents' house, and everything was so warm, I think it was late-summer/early-fall. I was like five, I remember having so much fun playing in their yard. Then my Mom and Dad came back from the store, and we watched this episode when we got home. From an outside perspective it seems boring, but that experience will always be with me. My Mom and Dad bought me a DC Universe Classics figure, it was Doctor Mid-Nite, and it came with a collect and connect Darkseid arm. I sound like the world's biggest nerd, but it's a time in my life where the status quo was changing, and I wished things could go back to that way. Now I'm Nostalgic for the way things were in those days too. I remember how much we talked about the colors of the leaves. Bright green, some had turned Yellow, others were red, and brown, but none of them had fallen, they hung there like perfect time capsules. Sorry for writing an essay, but I was super glad you still included Summer Belongs to You. Phineas and Ferb always made sure that the kids watching had fun and ceased the day.
Its funny, the all growed up special is super memorable, but the only thing I remember from the actual all grown up show is thinking that Dil was kinda neurodivergent-coded.
Don't know if anyone remembers it, and I may be dating myself here, but I remember "Dexter's Lab: Ego Trip" airing back in the day. It was a really cool turning point in the show where Mandark finally beat Dexter and Dexter had to time-travel to make the world right again. A lot of mid-late 90's and early 2000's cartoon hold a real special place in my heart, so it's really cool to see someone still talk about them. I find myself going "Oh, yeah! That was a cartoon I watched back then, wasn't it?" I don't know. Just my two-cents.
the three event episodes that come to mind are: the first being the Fairly Oddparents: School's Out The Musical which I was sooooo hype for because it aired a week after I "graduated" preschool, and I remember being so sad when they stopped airing it every Summer bc I never bothered to ask my parents for a dvd and the stores didn't carry it anymore the second was Danny Phantom's Ultimate Enemy, where I distinctly remember switching back and forth between Boomerang and Nick during the lead in, because Teen Titans was on but I also wanted to keep an eye on the countdown, lol. also, hell of an episode to experience when you're five years old - like, I could /tell/ that it was being a bit overtly preachy about not cheating, but also, like. I was five and watching Danny's family and friends straight up die, then his ghost half kill his human half was kinda insane the last one that I remember being REALLY hype for was the Backyardigans Super Spy special, which aired during prime time which was CRAZY for a Nick Jr show. I was seven by this point, and still regularly watched Nick Jr bc 1) I had a toddler brother and 2)I still liked the content, lol - the morning of the special, I remember being soooo cautious when bringing it up to my friends bc I wasn't sure if /they/ had moved on from Nick Jr, so it was a risky gamble for me. Thankfully, they seemed SO relieved that I brought it up, as we were all very much still in the prime demographic and like - it was a SPY special! the grip spy related media had on us in the 00s was very much real and Nickelodeon was not afraid to cash in, fr. I remember the next day we all talked about it and then playing spies during recess, so it was a good time!
I do agree being a kid from this era experiencing all these event episodes will always hold a special place in my heart. There's one event I do remember fondly was when Carteret was promoting the hell out of Dexter's Laboratory ego trip
This format was clean AF. The animation recommendation and that sort of mid-roll trailer thing was immaculately executed. I subscribed because of those two things
As a very old person, I remember how hyped I was when the "All Grown Up!" special aired and all the promos. Nick replayed the heck out of the special after, and I watched it every time. Good times
I think the Gravity Falls tv show was an event all in itself. It is a great show on its own but I think the BEST way to experience it was while it was airing new episodes. After every new episode, the internet was flooded with theories, discussions, code breakers, arg games, etc… Alex Hursh created truly something special. Even to this day, 10+ years later, the show is still celebrated and talked about, with new content coming THIS YEAR! Watching this show while it was airing is the kind of experience that is hard to describe like an inside joke, you just had to be there. We may never get another show quite like Gravity Falls ever again 😊
Your videos are always appreciated man, and the effort to keep the humor eclectic and meme-y does not go unnoticed! Keep up the fantastic work, these nostalgia bombs are a real pleasure to ease the pain of growing up
Damn you made near perfect choices of specials from my childhood, especially All Growed Up; that song just unlocked a core memory for me. I remember distinctly pacing around my room after watching the episode, thinking I was a genius for thinking it'd be a backdoor pilot for a spinoff
First video I've seen of yours and this was really good. I forgot how hard that emica song hit, like dang this video was so nostalgic, fun, and enjoyable!
I had All Growed Up on DVD as a kid and watched it all the time. I was very young, maybe 6 or 7. The montage of footage from the early Rugrats episodes at the end MADE ME FEEL NOSTALGIC AS A 6 YEAR OLD. It was crazy. I remember crying a few times. It was very effective filmmaking , I guess. I wasn't even in the fourth grade and it made me yearn for better days
I was never into Ed, Edd, and Eddie, but Ed's heart going into his throat, breaking, and swallowing it is so good. Like Tex Avery good. I always loved the Saturday Morning preview shows the networks would play on a Friday night before the new cartoons would start on Saturday. They were always really weird and wonderful, nothing else compares. We always used to use it to plan out our morning viewing.
New favorite channel! You complaining about plot synopsis in videos and then committing to it was giving me life. AND you drop an indie animation recommendation? I fuck with nothing harder than that.
The way I remember it the same way how intense waiting for every premiere excitedly and holding that in my heart I’m now 30 and it still is the one thing to still give me pure joy
I was born the literal day Rugrats first premiered, so I was the perfect age for All Growed Up. I was in 5th grade and I remember all the kids in class actually talking about it, despite just a month prior "Rugrats is a baby show". I remember feeling pretty floored and nostalgic at the special even when I was 10, it was pretty crazy.
Hands down my favorite "event" episodes were the two part Fairly Odd parents ones (Information Stuper highway and the origin of Denzel Crocker.) Both are crazy quotable and are a ton of fun.
I still remember watching A Single Pale Rose, man. I had come home from school to eat lunch (had to go back afterwards tho, more classes), and I decided to go watch the ep, which had come out the day prior. As soon as it got to the reveal, my mouth absolutely DROPPED. I was excited out of my mind. So much so that I actually forgot I had classes, and when the episode ended, I was *soooo* late, man. Still worth it to see one of the biggest mysteries of the show resolved, and in a magical way.
i remember CN had a thing about like a 'vote for your favorite powerpuff girl' thing and the winner was gonna have new episodes starring them. I remember being so nervous having to call in to vote for buttercup, thinkin i'd talk to a real person, only to be met with the Mayor's answering machine "if you wanna vote for blossom, press 1" type shit lol the jimmy timmy power hours were big for me and i was SO hyped for the Great Boogie Adventure, Billy and Mandy Save Christmas AND CN Invaded Also so glad Monkey Wrench is getting more attention!
One of my most vivid “Event Episode” memories is when CN hyped up 200th Gumball episode (The Vegging) and it ended up being one of the stupidest, and most underwhelming episodes of anything I’ve ever seen. I also remember being hyped as hell for every single Teen Titans Go event episode. I also also always remember seeing every 11th season SpongeBob episode as they premiered. I don’t remember being hyped for anything on Disney Channel. *I Had A Wonderful Childhood* 😅
The Vegging is one of my favorate episodes of Gumball. Although I never really got to watch the episodes new. Growing up I could only watch tv on weekends. Hype has ruined episodes for me before. The Spongebob episode Frozen Krabby Patty. It was hyped up like it was a movie for a long time then it was average.
I always forget Beautiful Gorgeous is voiced by Wendie Malick, i just hear Eda in all those clips you played lol. I love that woman's voice honestly. Fistful of Ed is great. Based Raven Molisee moment Damn, Summer Belongs to You is only season 2??? Shit rocks
Yes! I recognized her voice, that was bugging me. I didn't see Owl House, but I remember her as Nina from Just Shoot Me. She also played Pacha's wife in Emperor's New Groove.
my big cartoon event episode memory was definitely the gravity falls finale where they aired every episode and i remember staying up super late during the summer just to watch the finale and LOL
i facetimed my friend and shakily held my camera on my tv screen bc she didn’t have cable and we wanted to watch it together 😂 that last scene always gives me chills!
Was too young to remember Fistful of ed but i can never forget the build up to The big picture show. Watched the whole weekend marathon and when the movie ended I had tears in my eyes man. One of the best endings to a cartoon ever
I hope you do more of these. The nostalgia and charm were felt throughout the video. This felt sincere. This felt like being at a friend's house during summer breaks and they put on Nick or Cartoon Network before playing games later on.
First of all, don't do ATLA like that lol. 2nd, amazing video as always. 3rd, I will suggest Big Boogey Adventure from Billy and Mandy. Like I remember watching it for the first time, and it was an EVENT TO ME! I hope you can do more of these! I'm glad you enjoyed making this video!
Just found ya channel, the nostalgia, the edits, the Laughs, the commentary 💯 Had to subscribe, real dope content 🔥 I still get Goosebumps watching the All Growed Up Special, when it premiered my cousins and I were all together, good times 👌🏾
I love how everything I haven't thought about in a while gets talked about here and then out of the blue things I've never seen before look like the most fire thing ever. Been watching for multiple years, thank you for everything
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hey could you shout out oddball adventures? not many people know about it buts its really well made.
This format was fire, keep it up
obligatory sellout accusation
Also common man watch Avatar. Uncle Iroh is the reason I drag my ass to the gym 250 times every year for the last 3 years. He's everything I want to be when I'm older.
Love when Monkey Wrench is recommended. Needs more love!
I loved it when they would hype up a shows “100th Episode”, only for like 4/5 of them to be just a regular episode. Just makes the times they do celebrate making it to 100 all the better.
South parks my favorite one who did what you said because they don’t bring up it’s the 100th episode till like RIGHT before the end credits
@@303jackson"Who cares 100 episodes"
@@303jacksonThing is, they originally planned for Cancelled to be the 100th episode, with it being 704 in production order and the actual 100th episode at 701, and with the obvious joke of “a show can’t go past 100 episodes”. Eventually they decided to push that episode ahead and make it episode 97 even though that’s a better fit for 100.
I remember they did something special for the hundredth episode of MLP and something for the five year anniversary. One of them was a wedding episode and the other was the CMC getting their cutie marks. Both were pretty important.
Bro, the Jimmy Timmy Power Hours was like Endgame for Nick kids
Facts the Timmy jimmy power hour sh!t is goated
I was an all channels kid so it was jimmy Timmy power hour AND That's So the Suite Life of Hannah Montana for me lol
Honestly tho lol
@@francescawhite4166The continuation to Suite Life crossover with Hannah was also prety great. All those live action crossovers were beautifuly insane really. Hanna Montana was like the Nick Fury of their live action universe.
Endgame is already for kids, Power Hour was for legends
Legit, Summer Belongs To You changed my life. It came out the summer I graduated high school while I was prepping for college and made me understand I shouldn't just watch my life go by. Phineas and Ferb always had the vibe of making the most of your time, but it didn't really hit me until the special because there was actual tension involved. I remember feeling so much relief when they just barely succeeded in the end. The final song lives in my soul as one of my biggest inspirations in my life. Candace's verse in particular makes me very emotional because unlike her brothers, she actually feels limited.
BTW, Beautiful Gorgeous' dream job was revealed in the sequel episode. IIRC, she wanted to be someone who glues aglets onto shoes.
A-G-L-E-T! Aglets! Don’t forget it!
Summer Belongs to you was definitely my favorite of these too, I remember almost every aspect of the day I had leading up to the event.
@@jackreiter7291We've come full circle!
Ayy, Shady Doorags! 😊
SBTY was fun, I watched it at my aunt's house when we visited. I was a freshman going on sophomore in hs.
Phineas and Ferb stood out to me at the time because it was one of the few Disney cartoons that felt fun and fresh.
I also liked that Phineas facing failure was realistic and scary, but inspiring. The character relationships/growth was fun to watch. I never liked Candace, though lol.
when it came out i was about ten and i remember thinking that it was gonna be the LAST episode ever, which was sad but something about the presentation of it felt so good that i was willing to let that be it fr. If it had i think that would've been the first show finale i would've experienced live which was crazy
(until like later that winter when i saw an ad saying more eps were coming which was like Jesus returning in my eyes lmao)
When Rugrats "all growd up" aired, I was visiting my grandma in the mountains. I cannot express the relief I felt when we discovered Nickelodeon was included in her cable package. What a pivotal moment in my childhood lol
I was at my grandmas too lol that’s wild. Not in the mountains tho
The this is such a specific experience and I love it
@@quirkyblackenbyAlways so surreal to hear stories like this and realize that the era of specials, bumpers, blocks etc. are sort of just over. That feeling of going on vacation, or staying at a friend or families house and finding out they had a channel you didn't have like nick or CN and being able to catch a special or show you rarely got to see meant a lot growing up.
Oh my goodness I remember the promo for all grown up and I was spending the summer with my aunt. My mom didn’t have cable or satellite, so would have to rely on my grandma or my aunts for that entertainment.
I was so ecstatic when they revealed what they looked like. My gosh how time flies. I remember it like it was yesterday that in watching Scooby Doo zombie Island. Such a scary movie for me back then.😂😂😂😂
@@menomisespeanut 😱😱😱😱 Zombie Island was SO scary!!! When shaggy tried to pull the zombie's "mask" off I almost fainted! This centuries most shocking plot twist
Genuinely sad to think kids of this generation probably won’t get the experience the amount of event episodes we did back then.
That and the crossovers
Yeah a moment of silence for them who missed out.
The JimmyTimmy Power Hour was CRAZY to me as a kid, and it was so cool to see the characters go to each other's animation style. Cartoon Network loved having their characters interact, but only in promos or bumpers.
Damn marketing cutbacks, taking them away from our world.
I didn't remember this until you brought on Beautiful Gorgeous. Wendy Malick our egyptian queen was so formative to a lot of kids type of woman, I swear!
Ion know if they count or not, but Kim Possible felt like it had an annual special episode/movie every year it was airing lol
They count! I almost did A Stitch in Time for this, only thing that stopped me was not having as clear memories about watching it as the other episodes in this video.
@@ToonrificTariq Oh yeah, that too! If you do another one of these, definitely consider all the Disney Channel stuff too. this topic is 🔥
@@zae_thefilmmanDisney Channel just hyped the hell out of any major special back in those days. And they’d hype you up even more when an original movie was gonna premiere. Those were cultural *events* for a generation of kids!
@@jackreiter7291they so did that for real. I still remember the phineas and ferb bee episode specials so vividly. The bee dance are down
"Summer Belongs to You" is one of those events that, the more I revisit and think about it, the more I love it. May well be my favorite Phineas and Ferb outing, certainly from a characterization standpoint.
I feel like it’s overshadowed by 2nd Dimension and all the crossovers, but it’s easily better than all of them to me.
Not to mention it has one of the best songs in the show’s discography.
I swear buford casually breaking the 4th wall is one of the funniest gags
No Joke, you’re attempt at trying to imitate Kath Soucie saying “Philip” had me laughing so much I went back several times before I watched the rest of the video.
The sudden cut to that goofy ahh toddler and him attempting say the dudes name was so fucking random LOL
I was at a coffee shop when that part played, and I had to hold in my laughter. I nearly died from trying to not laugh!
A Fistful of Edd not actually being the last episode pissed me off so badly as a kid.
I honestly didn't know it was supposed to be until years later.
I looked it up out of curiosity, and apparently Beautiful Gorgeous' childhood dream was to become the person who "puts those little plastic things on the ends of shoelaces." And I can respect that
Damn i thought it'd be to have an only fans
If she's so passionate about them she could at least learn those darn things have a name. If only there was a cartoon out there teaching people what it was.
Phineas told me those are called aglets
@@ankinsetbruh you stupid lol.... No lie tho I bet here rule 34 goes crazy
🎶A-G-L-E-T don't forget it! 🎶
The Fosters Home event episode Destination: Imagination. I don't remember there being a ton of hype leading up to it, but that was a great episode. It had that epic scale & it felt like it had that moment of truth you were missing from that Ed Edd n Eddy special.
I remember it airing on Thanksgiving night. That morning during the Macy's parade CN pulled a GOAT move by having Rick Ashley Rick Roll the ENTIRE country on the float promoting the movie.
yes, i recently rewatched destination: imagination and was genuinely amazed at how much i loved it. the whole show really, but that special was really well done. Any other special or tv movie that show had i was hyped for as a kid
@@mmarceline3That and it was one of the only episodes that actually called out how blatantly overworked and exploited Frankie was vs just playing it for laughs.
Another detail I like about the Jet Fusion special is that Jet's hair looks really similar to Jimmy's. If Jimmy and his friends really have been fans of his for years, its a nice touch that Jimmy would style his hair just like his favorite character
I never thought of that until now.
I can’t believe we live in a timeline where both David Bowie and Davy Jones were in SpongeBob specials.
I’m still kinda mad that David Bowie was in a musical SpongeBob episode and he never got to sing once.
@@wilderac2250 Probably some copyright shits though cuz thats why they cant have mj sing in his Simpsons episode
FYI Beautiful Gorgeous wanted to be a person who puts aglets on the end of shoelaces, revealed in the episode where she and Jet get 'married'. Shoutout to Phineas and Ferb for helping children everywhere learn what an aglet actually is
Justice League Unlimited taught me that
The All Growed Up special is hands down the most significant cartoon experience of my childhood. I could not stop thinking about it. I could not stop talking about it to my brother and my cousin. I watched it live at a parents friends' house that we had never been to before. My brother and I just watched it and hung out alone in this strangers house and I will never forget how I got to watch with my brother (my best friend) after all that waiting and it lived up to the hype in my opinion.
Rugrats was our favorite show and for some reason I always love watching people grow up. In any show or movie I love to see the coming of age aspect. Having that in my favorite cartoon about clever hilarious babies is like the perfect storm. I still to this day get emotional when they first turn and at the end during the montage while the Emica song plays. Brings a tear to my eye. Rugrats is such a huge part of my childhood and I'm so grateful to have grown up in the time it was regularly airing.
Bro you gotta understand, one day I cut on Cartoon Network a little bit early to catch the new episode of Class of 3000 only to be hit with a promo saying, “Coming up next, the Class of 3000 series finale!”. There was no buildup. No announcement prior. Just an abrupt message minutes before it aired. Been scarred ever since.
When Summer Belongs to You came out and they were talking bout some “Our vacation is more than halfway over!” They might as well have started playing funeral music. I couldn’t believe this was happening to me AGAIN
My fucking guy, I'm so sorry lol.
I was OBSESSED with All Growed Up when it premiered and before (I was 11). Nick's official site had this thing where you could collect their cards and I remember having all of them and was so upset when Nick got rid of the site.
My god, the nostalgia I felt watching this. Ugh. Childhood. Take me back.
Nickelodeon website nostalgia is a whole other can of worms!
Phil and Lil dropping Dil on his head is a plot point that is revisited a few times in the All Grown Up show.
Really? I don’t remember that
@@wilderac2250 it’s at least brought up in the season one ep where Tommy is making a film about everyone and he’s using embarrassing clips, the clip he uses of Phil and Lil is them saying “I wonder what might of happened if we never dropped Dil”
@@loganbeaudoin2510 ohhh
@@loganbeaudoin2510 when they mom saw footage of it she was not happy
Rugrats will always give me all the nostalgia chills. I remember my grandmother would watch it anytime it was on. She passed away last year, she had been slipping away little by little over the last few years from dementia. It is nice to remember little things like watching those cartoons together.
Honestly, Jimmy's catchphrase being an homage makes sense, even thinking about his hair being kinda similar to Jet's hair swirl
Summer Belongs To You was such a blatant appetizer for Across the 2nd Dimension. 53 weeks apart
that shit SLAPPED. i invited all my middle school friends over to watch it together 😂
The 2000s/early 2010s was definitely the last era that cable TV still mattered and these specials were prime viewing
In Latin America, The Fairly Odd Parents' original run was not aired on Nickelodeon, but on Jetix (formerly Fox Kids, and then rebranded as Disney XD). Fairly Odd Baby here was not only a special and a revival of the series, but it was also the moving of the cartoon back to Nickelodeon. I remember being at my grandparents' when it aired.
It allowed for the Jimmy Timmy Power Hours to air now that both series were finally in the same network.
If this ever gets a part 2 than we need “operation zero”, you wanna talk about a playmaker special event episode than that’s the one, everything in the KND was revealed and ramped up
Love Operation Zero! Would love to talk about it if I ever do one of these on TV movies, I got a lot of fond memories of it.
Operation Zero to me is like the defining moment of KND going from episodic about a small group of kids to a larger world over the course of the show. Finding out the Delightful Children were former KND members was legit shocking and makes Father so much more evil
@@skylerb97 And it showcases how like legitimately serious everything was, for everyone that felt like the KND just dealt with the kiddie stuff this flipped everything upside down
Thank you, you're the best
Not everything was revealed. There was still the part with the Galactic Kids Next Door that they didn't reveal until the last episode... and then there was that stupid animatic for GKND that basically said all of these side characters were aliens this whole time including Lizzie. Also every time I bring this up to anyone I get promptly ignore for some reason.
You talking about the emotional feeling of them saying the last episode ever of Ed edd and eddy is exactly how I felt. God that was one of my first childhood traumas
I remember getting really hyped whenever SpongeBob did a major event episode, especially the ones like the Medieval one, the Best Day Ever one, and the Where's Gary episode. The night of the Gary episode my Mom's car broke down before I got home to see the new episode and I was stressed because I wanted to know what happened to Gary, worried I was gonna miss it. Thankfully we made it back just in time before the episode started and it's an experience I'll never forget. I'll always miss this era of cartoons
I can feel the intensity in that situation.
Why did situations always seem to happen on the nights of cartoon special premieres 😭😂 I remember one time, my parents were taking too long talking to their friends outside of a restaurant and I was about to have a breakdown because something was coming on (can't remember what that one was) Then when FOP School's Out premiered, it was the day we were moving houses, and the cable wasn't hooked up and I was so mad that we missed it, Nickelodeon had been hyping it up for weeks 😂
@@bizarrelovesquare Real
"And Then There Were Fewer" is my favorite Family Guy episode.
I love when shows go that route
That episode is so well written, and funny, the animation change. It’s a classic!!
God, really reminding me of one of the biggest soul crushers in my life. I remember being glued to the TV for the best day Ed-er, feeling that sting every time they said "final episode" it felt like a part of childhood was vanishing. But the nail in the coffin was the Cartoon Network Summerfest. The moment seeing that special fade to [as] it just, felt like "oh...the cartoon times are over....do i need to grow up now?"
Man, I still recall SpongeBob hour specials being so hyped up, that both video games and kids meal tie ins from Burger King. Heck, any SpongeBob episode that's a half an hour gets Burger King tie-ins.
They over hyped the hell out of every special episode. Hell they even overhyped a bunch of regular normal episodes. Like I remember being hyped up about the “super square games” episodes they were gonna premiere, only to discover they were just the usual 11 minute episodes loosely themed to sports.
Honestly, of all the shows that did event episodes, SpongeBob probably did them the worst, mainly because they would go all out on commercials, marathons, tie-in promotions and everything to hype them up as epic events, only for the actual episodes to be some of the most boring and forgettable ones in the entire show. How many people can vividly remember any really good jokes or fun action from episodes like Pest of the West, Spongebob's Last Stand, The Clash of Triton, SpongeBob vs. the Big One, or A Squarepants Family Vacation? It seems like they're only ever brought up when discussing how Nickelodeon overhyped them, because more often than not there was just nothing exciting about how those episodes were executed, and most SpongeBob fans would rather talk about the really good or really bad episodes over the really forgettable ones
All Growed Up was such a huge hype for me and my sister. I remember they would show commercials with their designs and just start with their shoes and the camera pans up, but stops JUST before the face. Like, they teased that shit good.
"oh shit, Jimmy, put that shit down, homie, you not Piru"
I'm laughing like that one Bart clip with him pounding the table
Wendie malick has such a top tier voice it's iconic as and I've loved her from day 1.
3:12 Anyone else remember that era where Raven only went by her first name?
I do.
I remember summer belongs to you I remember getting goosebumps and excited when they sang the final song and started showing the clips throughout the special
I'm on the Jimmy Neutron segment rn and bro the clips shown paired with the editing had me laughing OUT LOUD. I actually had to pause so I didn't miss the video, but man I had no idea the show was that funny.
Also I saw "Summer Belongs to You" in the intro and got really excited. It's one of my fav P&F eps and I loved how it was talked about during that one Phineas vid from a few years back so I'm always down to hear it's praises sung more 😊
Ima need Carl saying “will you be my mommy” as a separate sound clip fr
As much as the fandom hates Fairly Odd Baby now I remember it being huge. It was legit aired every Friday for like a month and a half
Most fans are cool with Poof and hate Chloe and Sparky.
That was so powerful it brought Fairly Oddparents back to life
@@icecreamhero2375I’m a fan of Poof and Foop!
I remember waiting for Summer belongs to you to come out with so much energy dawg. My Aunty at the time was working with Disney as a writer for animation at the time, and she took my siblings and me on a studio lot tour where we met Dan and Swampy and some of the artists/animators working on the special. They gave us a little animation showcase with the Harajuku girls in the Japan scene, and at the end gave us an autographed poster for the movie and an artbook of some of the characters/scenes in the special. 10/10 experience (all scenes they gave us to go home with were used in the promo trailer for it)
Lucky! What a way to enjoy the special. ❤
also re on the butch hartman artstyle: it only looked and moved as well as it did because of Stephen Silver (character designer for Kim Possible too i believe).
That was for Danny Phantom and yeah Silver's design definitely helped that show look good.
Fairly Odd Parents’ School’s Out the Musical is probably my all time fave special event episode. i have great memories of watching it every summer as it came on TV. rewatched it as an adult and there really are some genuinely funny moments in it- the opening gag where Flappy Bob’s parents think the train is going to run off a bridge still has me cackling at the big age of 24 lol.
Summer Belongs to You is probably the best Phineas and Ferb content out there
All Growed Up was the peak of my adolescence. Rugrats was my favorite cartoon, and seeing them basically at my age at the time was mindblowing.
I slick wish you chose the special with Flappy Bob for the Fairly Odd Parents. That special had me in a chokehold as a child
I have such fond memories from all those special events and premieres I used to see back in the day, but never when they first aired, only through those compilation discs and movie rentals from family video
Don’t worry tariq I’ll tear on your legacy of watching every Peanuts special including the movie
Someone has to.
The special I remember the most growing up is Truth or Square. They really hyped it up for weeks and if I remember correctly Fanboy and Chumchum premiered right after it
I have crazy nostalgia for Summer Belongs to You. I was at my Grandparents' house, and everything was so warm, I think it was late-summer/early-fall. I was like five, I remember having so much fun playing in their yard. Then my Mom and Dad came back from the store, and we watched this episode when we got home.
From an outside perspective it seems boring, but that experience will always be with me. My Mom and Dad bought me a DC Universe Classics figure, it was Doctor Mid-Nite, and it came with a collect and connect Darkseid arm. I sound like the world's biggest nerd, but it's a time in my life where the status quo was changing, and I wished things could go back to that way. Now I'm Nostalgic for the way things were in those days too.
I remember how much we talked about the colors of the leaves. Bright green, some had turned Yellow, others were red, and brown, but none of them had fallen, they hung there like perfect time capsules.
Sorry for writing an essay, but I was super glad you still included Summer Belongs to You. Phineas and Ferb always made sure that the kids watching had fun and ceased the day.
That was actually one of the first episodes of this show I’ve ever watched lol.
@@okjeffy6581 I loved it, as evidenced by the novel of a comment I wrote.
I think it’s hard to be THAT late for some of these movies
Its funny, the all growed up special is super memorable, but the only thing I remember from the actual all grown up show is thinking that Dil was kinda neurodivergent-coded.
Don't know if anyone remembers it, and I may be dating myself here, but I remember "Dexter's Lab: Ego Trip" airing back in the day. It was a really cool turning point in the show where Mandark finally beat Dexter and Dexter had to time-travel to make the world right again.
A lot of mid-late 90's and early 2000's cartoon hold a real special place in my heart, so it's really cool to see someone still talk about them. I find myself going "Oh, yeah! That was a cartoon I watched back then, wasn't it?"
I don't know. Just my two-cents.
this joint was a whole vibe lol you were in your duffle with this one
I didnt expect monkey wrench to make an appearance - im so glad you're promoting it!!!
the three event episodes that come to mind are: the first being the Fairly Oddparents: School's Out The Musical which I was sooooo hype for because it aired a week after I "graduated" preschool, and I remember being so sad when they stopped airing it every Summer bc I never bothered to ask my parents for a dvd and the stores didn't carry it anymore
the second was Danny Phantom's Ultimate Enemy, where I distinctly remember switching back and forth between Boomerang and Nick during the lead in, because Teen Titans was on but I also wanted to keep an eye on the countdown, lol. also, hell of an episode to experience when you're five years old - like, I could /tell/ that it was being a bit overtly preachy about not cheating, but also, like. I was five and watching Danny's family and friends straight up die, then his ghost half kill his human half was kinda insane
the last one that I remember being REALLY hype for was the Backyardigans Super Spy special, which aired during prime time which was CRAZY for a Nick Jr show. I was seven by this point, and still regularly watched Nick Jr bc 1) I had a toddler brother and 2)I still liked the content, lol - the morning of the special, I remember being soooo cautious when bringing it up to my friends bc I wasn't sure if /they/ had moved on from Nick Jr, so it was a risky gamble for me. Thankfully, they seemed SO relieved that I brought it up, as we were all very much still in the prime demographic and like - it was a SPY special! the grip spy related media had on us in the 00s was very much real and Nickelodeon was not afraid to cash in, fr. I remember the next day we all talked about it and then playing spies during recess, so it was a good time!
Shit always got real when they aired a Nick Jr. show in primetime 😂
The one that sticks out to me right now is that special with an older Dora lol
I just want everyone to know I’ll be resigning from Mugen Monday effective immediately. 37:08 is the exact reason why.
I'mma just say it man......you used the wrong timestamp.........or do you actually plan on taking a trip around the world before sundown??
@@CRIS_IS_ON_INFINITE_EARTHS You’re right. Fixed it
Ok but honestly watched all your peanuts videos. Just love hearing your insights on it
I do agree being a kid from this era experiencing all these event episodes will always hold a special place in my heart.
There's one event I do remember fondly was when Carteret was promoting the hell out of Dexter's Laboratory ego trip
Operation rescue jet fusion along with the Jimmy timmy power movies was the absolute bomb as a kid don't know how many times I'd watched them on VHS.
This format was clean AF. The animation recommendation and that sort of mid-roll trailer thing was immaculately executed. I subscribed because of those two things
Dude it’s so sad to think hey Arnold jungle movie is the last animated event
Not really
As a very old person, I remember how hyped I was when the "All Grown Up!" special aired and all the promos. Nick replayed the heck out of the special after, and I watched it every time. Good times
I think the Gravity Falls tv show was an event all in itself. It is a great show on its own but I think the BEST way to experience it was while it was airing new episodes. After every new episode, the internet was flooded with theories, discussions, code breakers, arg games, etc… Alex Hursh created truly something special. Even to this day, 10+ years later, the show is still celebrated and talked about, with new content coming THIS YEAR! Watching this show while it was airing is the kind of experience that is hard to describe like an inside joke, you just had to be there. We may never get another show quite like Gravity Falls ever again 😊
Phineas and Ferb Across the 2nd Dimension went triple platinum in my household
Your videos are always appreciated man, and the effort to keep the humor eclectic and meme-y does not go unnoticed! Keep up the fantastic work, these nostalgia bombs are a real pleasure to ease the pain of growing up
Damn you made near perfect choices of specials from my childhood, especially All Growed Up; that song just unlocked a core memory for me.
I remember distinctly pacing around my room after watching the episode, thinking I was a genius for thinking it'd be a backdoor pilot for a spinoff
First video I've seen of yours and this was really good. I forgot how hard that emica song hit, like dang this video was so nostalgic, fun, and enjoyable!
I had All Growed Up on DVD as a kid and watched it all the time. I was very young, maybe 6 or 7. The montage of footage from the early Rugrats episodes at the end MADE ME FEEL NOSTALGIC AS A 6 YEAR OLD. It was crazy. I remember crying a few times. It was very effective filmmaking , I guess. I wasn't even in the fourth grade and it made me yearn for better days
I was never into Ed, Edd, and Eddie, but Ed's heart going into his throat, breaking, and swallowing it is so good. Like Tex Avery good.
I always loved the Saturday Morning preview shows the networks would play on a Friday night before the new cartoons would start on Saturday. They were always really weird and wonderful, nothing else compares. We always used to use it to plan out our morning viewing.
New favorite channel! You complaining about plot synopsis in videos and then committing to it was giving me life. AND you drop an indie animation recommendation? I fuck with nothing harder than that.
the tony hawk episode of rocket power was absolute peak television to me
Man that was peak for all for us "we love skateboarding but would never skateboard" kids back then!
😂😂😂😂
@@DDarkestKnighti fell called out and I don't like it >:(
The way I remember it the same way how intense waiting for every premiere excitedly and holding that in my heart I’m now 30 and it still is the one thing to still give me pure joy
The Best Day Edder was so lit. They played a bunch of behind the scenes stuff in between commercials if I remember correctly.
Yeah, they did!
I was born the literal day Rugrats first premiered, so I was the perfect age for All Growed Up. I was in 5th grade and I remember all the kids in class actually talking about it, despite just a month prior "Rugrats is a baby show". I remember feeling pretty floored and nostalgic at the special even when I was 10, it was pretty crazy.
As long as I can hear that fye intro im good with ANY video! Hand me the peanuts
Danny phantom the ultimate enemy was always so dope to me. I rewatched it as an adult a handful of years ago and it's surprisingly dark also
Hands down my favorite "event" episodes were the two part Fairly Odd parents ones (Information Stuper highway and the origin of Denzel Crocker.) Both are crazy quotable and are a ton of fun.
I still remember watching A Single Pale Rose, man. I had come home from school to eat lunch (had to go back afterwards tho, more classes), and I decided to go watch the ep, which had come out the day prior.
As soon as it got to the reveal, my mouth absolutely DROPPED. I was excited out of my mind. So much so that I actually forgot I had classes, and when the episode ended, I was *soooo* late, man.
Still worth it to see one of the biggest mysteries of the show resolved, and in a magical way.
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Did anyone else realize THIS was their favorite movie as a kid?
What movie?
@@DDarkestKnightTHIS!
@@DigiRangerScott This what?
@@kadino9285 Yo mamas tape
@@Willowpostingwas that necessary?
“You ain’t feel bad at all “
i remember CN had a thing about like a 'vote for your favorite powerpuff girl' thing and the winner was gonna have new episodes starring them. I remember being so nervous having to call in to vote for buttercup, thinkin i'd talk to a real person, only to be met with the Mayor's answering machine "if you wanna vote for blossom, press 1" type shit lol
the jimmy timmy power hours were big for me and i was SO hyped for the Great Boogie Adventure, Billy and Mandy Save Christmas AND CN Invaded
Also so glad Monkey Wrench is getting more attention!
5:32 Carl has no chill 😂
6:02 Like seriously where's the chill? 😂
13:49 Even Eddy lacking that chill 🤣
One of my most vivid “Event Episode” memories is when CN hyped up 200th Gumball episode (The Vegging) and it ended up being one of the stupidest, and most underwhelming episodes of anything I’ve ever seen. I also remember being hyped as hell for every single Teen Titans Go event episode. I also also always remember seeing every 11th season SpongeBob episode as they premiered. I don’t remember being hyped for anything on Disney Channel.
*I Had A Wonderful Childhood* 😅
The Vegging is one of my favorate episodes of Gumball. Although I never really got to watch the episodes new. Growing up I could only watch tv on weekends. Hype has ruined episodes for me before. The Spongebob episode Frozen Krabby Patty. It was hyped up like it was a movie for a long time then it was average.
@@icecreamhero2375 I remember The Vegging just being alright, but the hype soured my opinion on it.
I always forget Beautiful Gorgeous is voiced by Wendie Malick, i just hear Eda in all those clips you played lol. I love that woman's voice honestly.
Fistful of Ed is great. Based Raven Molisee moment
Damn, Summer Belongs to You is only season 2??? Shit rocks
Yes! I recognized her voice, that was bugging me.
I didn't see Owl House, but I remember her as Nina from Just Shoot Me. She also played Pacha's wife in Emperor's New Groove.
@@LoveMyUnusual Yeah! (watch The Owl House lol)
I watched Summer Belongs to You last year and it still holds up bro. That was an event when it dropped
my big cartoon event episode memory was definitely the gravity falls finale where they aired every episode and i remember staying up super late during the summer just to watch the finale and LOL
i facetimed my friend and shakily held my camera on my tv screen bc she didn’t have cable and we wanted to watch it together 😂 that last scene always gives me chills!
I REMEMBER THAT TOO I CRIED SO BAAADD
cosmo running around with his belly out and bouncing around will forever be engrained in my mind
Win Lose Kaboom 😔
Pour one out, bro.
Was too young to remember Fistful of ed but i can never forget the build up to The big picture show. Watched the whole weekend marathon and when the movie ended I had tears in my eyes man. One of the best endings to a cartoon ever
Wendy Malick has an amazing voice.
I hope you do more of these. The nostalgia and charm were felt throughout the video. This felt sincere. This felt like being at a friend's house during summer breaks and they put on Nick or Cartoon Network before playing games later on.
I remember recording All Growed up on VHS… Wild, those specials used to be events!
First of all, don't do ATLA like that lol. 2nd, amazing video as always. 3rd, I will suggest Big Boogey Adventure from Billy and Mandy. Like I remember watching it for the first time, and it was an EVENT TO ME! I hope you can do more of these! I'm glad you enjoyed making this video!
LOVEEEEE Big Boogey Adventure! Definitely would have to do it if I do a TV Movie video like this.
I loved that, and Billy and Mandy Save Christmas. I make my family watch that every Christmas 😂
@@pinkmazohyst wait I love that for you lol
Lol I think he'd love ATLA if he sees it. Gotta give him props for honesty. 😂
@@LoveMyUnusual he seen it before but he wasn’t feeling it. I know it ain’t for everybody but I want him to like it so bad 😤😭
Just found ya channel, the nostalgia, the edits, the Laughs, the commentary 💯
Had to subscribe, real dope content 🔥
I still get Goosebumps watching the All Growed Up Special, when it premiered my cousins and I were all together, good times 👌🏾
So do you hate ALL your old videos? Not trying to bug you about it or anything just curious a fan of your stuff.
I like pretty much everything after Weekenders onward and before that, it’s a few misc ones like Braceface, Scoob, etc.
“this must be a special episode he’s yelling at his sister again” man i really wish i watched the later specials i had no idea they did that gag
The buildup to Foster's Home Finale felt like the end of an Era
Me and my homegirl be pulling out that Emica song on road trips like we ain't in our 30s, and been chillin' since the 2nd grade
Great episode! And I’m so glad you gave monkey wrench some love!!
I love how everything I haven't thought about in a while gets talked about here and then out of the blue things I've never seen before look like the most fire thing ever. Been watching for multiple years, thank you for everything