I like how the kids are so worried to hide that their dog can talk to their parents cause they think they might take him away or something and then when the parents finally find out he can talk they’re just like “Huh, well isn’t that something” and nothing happens😂
That always happens in situations like this. Kids assume parents are gonna do this but realize that it’s not a big deal, it’s shocking for them but they ain’t gonna do that
I, am NOT, going to lie: I was 100% the target demographic for this show. That target demographic being: kids who like animals and don't really care what's on tv as long as it has a cute animal. I found the pupper absolutely adorable, and that's all the reasons I needed to watch this show
Good thing I watched the Disney Channel series including this one when I was a kid. If I saw these shows as an adult today for the very first time, I'd definitely hate it with all my heart because they look cringe. But since I saw it as a kid, I can't help but cherish the memories I have watching these shows 😂
I actually genuinely enjoyed the show. Yeah the jokes are corny but they still made me laugh also both Avory and Tyler had a lot of emotional growth and maturity. Tyler embraced the fact that he's a bit of a nerd and put effort into getting good grades and securing a future for himself (even graduating early), Avory developed an interest in fashion, art and chewrleading and allowed herself to loosen up more. It really felt like these characters were growing up
Anyone remember that awful Nickelodeon sitcom _Fairly Odder_ ? It doesn't feel like a sitcom, it feels like a parody of one. Like they put the genre before the characters, like what _Teen Titans Go_ does, and that's why it's hated. I've seen every single Disney live-action sitcoms and none of them even remotely come close to the likes of _Fairly Odder_ because they're actual sitcoms, not parodies of one.
I watched the show for the first time in my early 20s so I don't even have any nostalgia for it, but I agree, it was surprisingly enjoyable. I think Disney sitcoms in the 2010s were at their best when they didn't take themselves too seriously, like Mighty Med and I didn't do it which are both very underappreciated shows. Whenever they tried to be more dramatic or emotional (like Liv and Maddie) it mostly fell flat for me. But this was a show that was ridiculous, and KNEW it was ridiculous. Kinda like Pair of Kings, in that it's so stupid and goofy, but that's exactly what it was trying to be, and the writers didn't try to make it into anything more but rather actively EMBRACED the silliness!
For me, all Disney Channel shows from 2000s to late 2010s are my favorite just because i grew up with them. Although some of them don't really hold up for rewatchability for me lol
@@Erasureeraser some don't but some really do hold up like Lab Rats, Gravity falls, Pen Zero part time hero, that fish show with that was like highschool drama or whatever, mighty med ect
same, this was the last disney show I watched before growing out of the channel so the vibes and nostalgia is peak. Even if the only reason I watched was because hehe funi dog
15:46 Stan was originally portrayed by a dog named Kuma, the dog that was born in 2001. But he was only used for the first five episodes and replaced with a dog named Mick who was born in 2010.
I’m glad a bunch of people in the comments also thought this show was good and it was also their childhood. When dog with a blog ended I was a bit devastated because it was definitely my favorite Disney channel show at the time and I remember every Friday I would look forward to watching a new episode of dog with a blog. I think about a year after the show ended is when I stopped watching Disney channel shows so it really defined that era of my life
Actually, apparently Kuma only portrayed Stan in a couple of episodes, before being replaced by another dog, Mick, due to disputes with Kuma’s owner. For those curious: Kuma died in 2018 just before his 17th birthday, so he definitely had a long, fulfilled life. ❤
I remember SOBBING and WEEPING and being INCONSOLABLE when this show ended, I truly loved it so much, it was like saying goodbye to a family member. I don't care if it was bad or questionable, it will always hold a brilliant space in my heart❤
@@bobthebuilder8110 oh right when he calls her insanely gorgeous I mean he’s not wrong but yea that took me off guard a little lol, was still a nice compliment tho
Dude I STILL laugh my ass off at this show. Stan is the BEST wisecracking animal sidekick in my opinion. And for a Disney show, they did a fantastic job CGI-ing his face. I've seen horrible examples on other shows, but he looked great. I mean, did anyone see the Cupid episode of Wizards of Waverly Place? Jeez GOD that baby's talking face was demonic.
I remember the show being special because, well I gotta explain some stuff first. See, I'm from Flanders, In Belgium. We speak, Flemish, an ofshoot of dialects of Dutch. Whenever kids movies animated or live-action are dubbed into the Dutch language, it's always done by the Netherlands, so it's rare to hear someone speak in a Flemish accent in a Dutch language dubbed movie. (Although, in recent years Flanders has decided to dub kids movies on their own that end up in local cinemas). The reason I bring this up is because Disney Channel live action shows dubbed in Dutch would do this very peculiar thing. Some of the shows would have a single character randomly voiced by a Flemish person. Examples are the mom from Good Luck Charlie, Dez from Austin & Ally, Jessie from Jessie, Stan from this show, and Rocky from Shake it up. As a kid, it was a weird phenomenon, as this wasn't every show, but just a select few that did this. But I did come to an explanation (in my mind). I knew these were American shows, so I always figured "Oh, the actual actors must be British in real life, so they hired a Flemish actor/actress to reflect it"(because the relationship between Flemish Dutch and DutchDutch is the same as British English and American English). So yeah, I spent years thinking people like Debby Ryan and Zendaya were British in real life. The theory fell apart when I suddenly remembered that in the Suite Life on Deck, Debby Ryan had the same accent as everyone else, and was thus dubbed by a Dutch actress, and then there was the time I once watched a clip of Good Luck Charlie in the original English language, and realised the mom didn't have a British accent. Later on, I would also notice that Zendaya didn't have a different accent when K.C. Undercover came out. So jokes on me...
@@killerwolf58342 i was a back ground actor as a child the episode i am in is wingstan and i am in a scene where the dad is making all the kids cry at Chloe's school i am in a green shirt pretty noticeable
I really enjoyed this show as a kid. It was so wholesome, and there's just something about a talking doggo that i loved. I used to tell my own pets that they could talk in front of me and I'd keep their secret safe for them😂
I may get bullied for it, but my 26yo self sat here and laughed when Stan said "There's something I've gotta do," then ran to door and barked at the mailman. Idk man that's comedy gold imo
I’m embarrassed to say this was my favorite Disney Channel sitcom as a kid just because it was the only one that somehow made me laugh😅 Edit: I want to let peeps know that Alex’s video DOES NOT make me feel bad at all and I genuinely enjoyed it. I’ve been watching his content for a few years now and know to take his commentary as jokes (heck, I even make fun of shows I like). My embarrassment comes from negative reactions that happened YEARS ago so I expected the same thing in the comments. As such, it really pleases me to know that there are others out there who enjoyed watching it too.
I loved this show so much as kid man 😭 Whenever it was TV time and Dog with a Blog was on, that was my go-to show to watch and sit through. Being a kid with fresh eyes, the jokes were the funniest things I’ve ever heard. Never failed to crack me up no matter how corny they were ❤ It still gets a chuckle out of me to this day, and I remember crying when I realized the show ended
I remember this show fondly. I liked it as a kid, but never really got to watch it completely. Sometimes, when it came to my mind, I got to wonder how it actually ended....yet never could I have imagined the real ending, like, wth were they thinking.
Fr tho, this show was way more corny than I could have ever imagined. I mean saw a yt commentary video of someone saying how annoying it was but damn, never in my 15 years of living would I expect this 😭 but ig that’s just 2010s Disney channel as a whole.
I think most people who liked this show are the ones who first saw it as a kid, myself included. Just like other Disney Channel shows, the shows hit different once you've grown to be an adult 😂 Besides, idk what so hateable about it, it's just a big family with a dog that can talk and make a blog, what's so offensive about it for hate watching 😂
I loved it I feel Disney had a mild second wave of good TV in the early 2010s like this lab rats liv and Maddie were all really good shows they were running
This show was my childhood. I loved this show. I was always sad There wasn’t another season because I wanted to see Stan interact with the parents more
i honesty always considered the revelation to be the ending and honestly kinda feel if we had gotten a s4 it wouldnt have been fun or wouldve been too stretched.
This was probably the last Disney show I watched before I became to old for it. I enjoyed it. I remember my mom talking about how much it annoyed her 😂
I miss this show so much as well as every single early 2010’s-late 2000’s Disney Sitcom I grew up with… R.I.P. Kuma (the dog who played Stan) December 15 2001-November 21 2018
It baffles me people didn’t like this show. I loved this when I was a child as it showed me that not all families were perfect like every other show I watched. The only bad thing about this show I don’t like is it made me sob because I wanted a pet and never (and still never) got one
I hated this show as a child ngl(I was 12 when it came out). At this point in time I felt like Disney was going downhill and would watch only a few shows here and there.
I feel like a couple of the dads got some muscle while working for Disney channel. The dad on Good Luck Charlie got a ton of muscle too. They probably actually had consistent schedules for the first time in a while working for Disney and were able to find time to exercise more often. It seems like Disney is pretty organized when it comes to filming their tv shows from listening to some of the Disney podcasters.
@@Erasureeraserwhat do mean, a handful of the recent shows of the current years by Disney have been bangers. Disney channel is in a good place in my opinion
@@bunnyconcubus8468 Disney Channel today is simply not as good as Disney Channel in the 2000s and 2010s. Simple as that, most of Disney best new shows went to Disney+ instead of Disney Channel
@@UnprofessionalProfessor I mean yeah, maybe. But like at least I'm happy watching "the worst" Disney channel shows. I could be addicted to family guy or something.
I am honestly glad that everyone in the comments enjoyed the show as me😭😭 cause the way bro was describing it made it feel like it was worst to ever come out
Immediate click -- I LOVED this show as a kid xD. As an adult, I have so much respect for the voice actor of Stan... I think there's a reason I'm still quoting his lines even in my 20s. As a kid, the actor perfectly mimicked what I thought a dog would sound like (in terms of cadence and delivery)
This show was my CHILDHOOD, I will always see it as amazing. Yeah, to start with the quality isn’t great, but as the show goes on it gets better and you really get to know the characters and they’re such a good weird family
This was my favorite show and I was honestly really sad when it ended. Honestly though, at first, I thought it was boring and was kinda like 'wtf' at the title too but then I watched and grew to love it. There was just something so entertaining about it and I would still watch it now though I'm older
I really wish the parents knew the dogs secret from the start tbh, it was pretty boring without them knowing and when the dog talked to the parents in secret it was heartwarming like finding out why the mom doesn’t like animals. Would’ve been interesting if the whole family knew and the parents would talk to the dog about things, and they could still have those heartwarming scenes since the dog hides behind a robot costume. The thing that pissed me off though was the ending, why would telling your secret not attract people to come to your house? And the government can still go to your house and kidnap you, the ending made 0 sense and felt rushed.
I hope that Alex eventually reviews "Best Friends Whenever." Yes, it was a little corny, but I liked the time travel and Sci Fi aspects, as well as the main girls' friendship.
Best friends whenever had mad potential. Story wise season 1 felt very complicated. I'm glad they took the swing but it felt too messy. Once season 2 rolled around it really improved. The whole daisy arc was awesome
13:16 Can we just talk about that orange monkey on the computer table? Like, why is it set up to face the camera? If you're actually sitting at the computer table, you're staring at its back. One of those things that was clearly done for set dressing because the set felt too empty.
Yeah I grew up with it too, loved it, and I still like it because of the family aspect of it and of course Stan is adorable lol I def see the shortcomings of it tho
I’m gonna be completely honest as a 12 year old slowly growing out of Disney Channel at this time in that 2013 to 2015 era this was one of my favorite shows because it was so bad it was good whereas some of the other options were just boring. With the exception of Jesse, which I genuinely liked, and that era had the last season of shake it up, which I enjoyed.
I remember watching the entire series when I was in middle school and I loved it, still holds a special place in my heart and I even find some of the jokes funny now might rewatch it for nostalgia purposes soon lol
When this show first came out I unironically loved it because I thought it was hilarious, but then a little bit later there was a scene where the dad just spit watermelon seeds into a bowl for an uncomfortably long period of time (however long you're imagining, it was just a little bit longer) and I changed my mind.
I remember being OBSESSED with this show when it first came out. I guess my 8 year old brain just thought that a talking dog with a blog was the coolest thing ever XD
@@gustykrakenlmaoo I remember seeing the ads on Disney channel for it in like 2014 when I was younger. I barely remembered this show before I watched this 😂
The only episode of this show I remember was when Tyler made an art sculpture and Avery got made and broke it, and Avery says "How did this happen! " and Stan explains it, but goes "Oh you meant that as a rhetorical question. ", and thats how me and my sister learned what "rhetorical" meant 😂😂😂
So, my comedy pallette might be vastly uncultured.... but I LOVED this show. Stan the dog's comedy was actually funny to me most of the time. And this is one of the rare Disney shows where each character was solidly funny in their own right. (The brother was my least fav but mainly because I'm just not a fan of the stupid+attractive teen boy archetype). Both parents were super solid and funny. The youngest sister was HILARIOUSLY weird. The whole cast was great honestly. The best Disney shows to me are the ones where every character in the family is super well developed and hilarious in their own right. Think Good Luck Charlie, That's so Raven, Wizards of Waverly Place... to name a few. Sometimes on Disney they kind of phone it in with the parent characters and siblings/supporting cast. Or they lean too heavily on overly forced goofiness that it feels super cringe(think, Austin and Ally or Shake It Up). But when they get the whole family right it's just so good. Dog with a Blog has a random, weird premise, yes. But it works somehow because the cast is quirky and fun, including Stan the dog. And I mean quirky and fun in an authentic way, not a forced Disney way. Also, I was a whole college student by the time this show came out, but was still fully enjoying this show lol Do with that info what you will. Lol
This is by no means my favorite show but even I can agree with you. The talking dog aspect of the show aside dog with a blog definitely had a strong casting. The family dynamic is what brings me back to on occasion and is clearly the heart if what made the show worth checking out
"Does anyone actually like wise-cracking animal sidekicks? Have they ever, like, not made something, like, 1000 times worse?" Objection. Donkey from Shrek
I absolutely loved this show and thought Stan was funny throughout it. I also loved how he ended up with puppies in a later season and they were able to talk too, and Stans puppies were so cute.
The episode where Bennett had a job offer or something and Stan/ the kids overheard him and Ellen talking about money, buying a boat or new addition to the house, but they though they were having a baby remains one of the funniest episodes of a tv show I've ever seen 💀
I absolutely loved this show as a kid, because of how insane it could be. I still vividly remember one of the episodes where Avery makes this dress for art/fashion class or something and the whole family somehow destroys it but all their stories end in them standing dramatically over the grave they made for the dress wearing dark robes like a cult.
3:38 I feel him here. That's why movies like Spirit or Homeward Bound where the actors speak the animal's thoughts/dialogue outloud instead of actually making the animals talk with moving mouths are superior
This was my childhood man. Stan always made my day. Something about his soft fur and the fact that he was funny and emotional idk. Miss those times fr.
Not gonna lie, this was probably my favorite show when I was younger. It had a talking dog that wrote a blog and I was hooked, (Also I had a crush on Genevieve Hannelius, so that kept me around). I decided to watch the show again not too long ago and it still made me laugh, even though I found it much more absurd then before, I still really love this show.
5:13 I hope that’s not insulting Dug cause he’s great, I still regularly quote “Squirrel!” cause why not Also from what I can tell from this show, it feels kinda sad that Up, an animated movie where they could legitimately do whatever they want, actually bothered to come up with an actual explanation for how the animals can talk meanwhile this live action show, which I’m sure is at least usually expected to be somewhat grounded in reality, didn’t even bother and just seemed to have went “He talks…that’s it”
I liked how in the show they acknowledge Stan stuggles as a talking dog. He doesn’t fit in with dogs or human. He can think like a person, but is treated like a dog. One episode the family has to choice of vacation. Camping or science place. Stan convinces the youngest sister, the deciding vote, to go camping by lying to her. Everyone had a bad time. The reason that stan wanted to go camping is because it allows him to spend time with his family instead of having to stay at a kennel. Another episode has him experience existential dread about how his family will outlive him due to him being a dog. It’s not just what if dog talked, its what if dog has the ability to think like a human.
I'm honestly glad I never saw the ending of this show, bc from the snippet shown in this video really disappoints me. I absolutely ADORED this show when I was growing up. I'd stay up super late with it on and fall asleep watching it. Good memories. And then one day I just never watched it ever again, I dont really remember why and I cannot even remember the last episode I watched but I know I enjoyed the hell outta this talking dog and his shenanigans
I train dogs professionally. I love being able to show the kids how to get their dogs to do the same things as in the show. They always got a kick out of knowing “Hollywood secrets” LOL
14:33 Possibly the greatest out of context clip ever. "Or also, like, again because Stan is a cat, uh, naturally the Dad is in now being stalked by the Harlem Globetrot*wheeze*"
This was one of my favorite shows and i still remember a lot from it like how Avery was an artist and her parents allowed her to paint on the wall next to the door and every episode u would see her painting something different I was so jealous cuz i was also an inspiring artist
How does he make a statement like “the talking animal sidekick comic relief character is always the worst part of whatever they’re in” and also bring up Doug from Up in the same video. Guy disproved himself.
I lived for this show!! A talking dog come on that’s my dream!!! And he was hilarious and like others are saying had some of the best timed and written jokes on the network at the time. Cute older brother was also a plus but I was there for Stan! He deserved better lol
Nahhh I can't help it- this show made and still makes me laugh no matter how much I don't want to lmao.. I think this was one of the only Disney Channel shows I kept up with and watched every one as they released.
I love in shows or movies when the dog is just waiting patiently in the other room. Not barking, clawing or anything. A full-grown rescue dog. And nobody happened to need that room since that dog has been in there, for who knows how long.
Gonna be honest, this show to this day makes me laugh more than a lot of others do 😂! I used to watch it with my dog when I was growing up and it was an absolute blast. I’ve even gone back and rewatched it recently which brought back so many lovely childhood memories. Usually in these shows it feels like they make the parents the bad guys, or not nearly as amusing as the kids are supposed to be - but I think this show was able to come very close to how Good Luck Charlie did it, and in some ways I personally prefer it (which says a lot because I ADORE Good Luck Charlie). 10/10 would still recommend this show as a rewatch for adults, or something cute to check out with your kids!❤️
After I got home from the hospital as a kid, I stayed home to recover. This and Hey Jessie were some of the only shows that played mid afternoon when I was bored all day. I remember thinking it was stupid but watched it anyways 😂 Brings back some memories!
Yay, more Disney channel! You should review Stuck in the Middle, which I believe is the Disney sitcom with the largest main cast. But for Disney shows that are actually really good, Phineas and Ferb, Amphibia, and Owl House. They're all masterpieces.
I like how the kids are so worried to hide that their dog can talk to their parents cause they think they might take him away or something and then when the parents finally find out he can talk they’re just like “Huh, well isn’t that something” and nothing happens😂
It proves they were over worrying
Well it’s been happening all these years so…😅🤷🏾♀️
Also me when I think my mom will overreact: turns out she’s very nonchalant about it😂
That always happens in situations like this.
Kids assume parents are gonna do this but realize that it’s not a big deal, it’s shocking for them but they ain’t gonna do that
@@malayshamorgan3918so that part is technically realistic 😂
Yes and no. The dad did consider for a while giving him up bc “that’s where he belongs” but the kids convinced him to work hard to keep Stan
I, am NOT, going to lie: I was 100% the target demographic for this show. That target demographic being: kids who like animals and don't really care what's on tv as long as it has a cute animal.
I found the pupper absolutely adorable, and that's all the reasons I needed to watch this show
Good thing I watched the Disney Channel series including this one when I was a kid. If I saw these shows as an adult today for the very first time, I'd definitely hate it with all my heart because they look cringe. But since I saw it as a kid, I can't help but cherish the memories I have watching these shows 😂
I was that demographic
This show was also funny as hell
Yeah, I was also that demographic. Lol!
Hfjdjd same
I have to admit the line "knowing you dont want the ball is the first step to enlightenment" made me laugh unholy
I actually genuinely enjoyed the show. Yeah the jokes are corny but they still made me laugh also both Avory and Tyler had a lot of emotional growth and maturity.
Tyler embraced the fact that he's a bit of a nerd and put effort into getting good grades and securing a future for himself (even graduating early), Avory developed an interest in fashion, art and chewrleading and allowed herself to loosen up more. It really felt like these characters were growing up
I rewatched it recently and yeah it's incredibly corny. If I didn't have a bunch of nostalgia for it I probably might find it unwatchable
Anyone remember that awful Nickelodeon sitcom _Fairly Odder_ ? It doesn't feel like a sitcom, it feels like a parody of one. Like they put the genre before the characters, like what _Teen Titans Go_ does, and that's why it's hated. I've seen every single Disney live-action sitcoms and none of them even remotely come close to the likes of _Fairly Odder_ because they're actual sitcoms, not parodies of one.
same
I love the show too. I agree with ya , I felt the characters learning and maturing.
I watched the show for the first time in my early 20s so I don't even have any nostalgia for it, but I agree, it was surprisingly enjoyable. I think Disney sitcoms in the 2010s were at their best when they didn't take themselves too seriously, like Mighty Med and I didn't do it which are both very underappreciated shows. Whenever they tried to be more dramatic or emotional (like Liv and Maddie) it mostly fell flat for me. But this was a show that was ridiculous, and KNEW it was ridiculous. Kinda like Pair of Kings, in that it's so stupid and goofy, but that's exactly what it was trying to be, and the writers didn't try to make it into anything more but rather actively EMBRACED the silliness!
Dog with a blog is nostalgic, but seen Alex roast it gives me so many memories and just makes me know how bad it is
I swear he would treat getting called a dog like a slur or something. You ate LITERALLY a dog ??
Agreed, it's weird, but has an odd type of nostalgic charm to it.
Thats with most films/shows of our childhood 😂
How is it nostalgic? It’s not old
Agreed
I'm not ashamed.
This was/still is one of my favorite Disney shows to watch for pure nostalgia moments😊
For me, all Disney Channel shows from 2000s to late 2010s are my favorite just because i grew up with them. Although some of them don't really hold up for rewatchability for me lol
@@Erasureeraser some don't but some really do hold up like Lab Rats, Gravity falls, Pen Zero part time hero, that fish show with that was like highschool drama or whatever, mighty med ect
This show was my 6 year old life
I do love this dhow
same, this was the last disney show I watched before growing out of the channel so the vibes and nostalgia is peak. Even if the only reason I watched was because hehe funi dog
15:46 Stan was originally portrayed by a dog named Kuma, the dog that was born in 2001. But he was only used for the first five episodes and replaced with a dog named Mick who was born in 2010.
So, 2 dead dogs?
@@choppa8985 Well, this just became very dark 😳
@@choppa8985 actually Mick might still be alive because some dogs live up to 20 years….
@@choppa8985 Mick is still alive
Remember the small dogs live longer then big dogs
I’m glad a bunch of people in the comments also thought this show was good and it was also their childhood. When dog with a blog ended I was a bit devastated because it was definitely my favorite Disney channel show at the time and I remember every Friday I would look forward to watching a new episode of dog with a blog. I think about a year after the show ended is when I stopped watching Disney channel shows so it really defined that era of my life
Agreed, as muh as we like to joke about Disney, their shows back then were actually kinda decent and enjoyable imo
@@Ditto.007not as much as the shows before 2010
Same same same
Yeah it was one of my last few shows on Disney channel I watch regularly. I watch Ravens Home sporadically but that’s cause of nostalgia
Actually, apparently Kuma only portrayed Stan in a couple of episodes, before being replaced by another dog, Mick, due to disputes with Kuma’s owner.
For those curious: Kuma died in 2018 just before his 17th birthday, so he definitely had a long, fulfilled life. ❤
Mick portrayed Stan mostly throughout the whole show
May God bless em
I was just about to comment this.
Is that why the fur around the eyes looks different
@@FollowerofChrist2002animals?ok..😂
I remember SOBBING and WEEPING and being INCONSOLABLE when this show ended, I truly loved it so much, it was like saying goodbye to a family member. I don't care if it was bad or questionable, it will always hold a brilliant space in my heart❤
💛🥹🫶
Feel the same way bro loved this show when I was little
I felt the same way when I found out the dog who played Stan died in 2018
Me but with Wishbone
same i watch it over and over still
some people gotta take note how alex complimented the red head child without being creepy
its sad that some cant
Oh boy, Reddit knows
When did he do that
@@Itzezyyyy15:40
@@bobthebuilder8110 oh right when he calls her insanely gorgeous I mean he’s not wrong but yea that took me off guard a little lol, was still a nice compliment tho
Dude I STILL laugh my ass off at this show. Stan is the BEST wisecracking animal sidekick in my opinion. And for a Disney show, they did a fantastic job CGI-ing his face. I've seen horrible examples on other shows, but he looked great.
I mean, did anyone see the Cupid episode of Wizards of Waverly Place? Jeez GOD that baby's talking face was demonic.
I remember the show being special because, well I gotta explain some stuff first.
See, I'm from Flanders, In Belgium. We speak, Flemish, an ofshoot of dialects of Dutch. Whenever kids movies animated or live-action are dubbed into the Dutch language, it's always done by the Netherlands, so it's rare to hear someone speak in a Flemish accent in a Dutch language dubbed movie. (Although, in recent years Flanders has decided to dub kids movies on their own that end up in local cinemas).
The reason I bring this up is because Disney Channel live action shows dubbed in Dutch would do this very peculiar thing. Some of the shows would have a single character randomly voiced by a Flemish person. Examples are the mom from Good Luck Charlie, Dez from Austin & Ally, Jessie from Jessie, Stan from this show, and Rocky from Shake it up.
As a kid, it was a weird phenomenon, as this wasn't every show, but just a select few that did this.
But I did come to an explanation (in my mind). I knew these were American shows, so I always figured "Oh, the actual actors must be British in real life, so they hired a Flemish actor/actress to reflect it"(because the relationship between Flemish Dutch and DutchDutch is the same as British English and American English).
So yeah, I spent years thinking people like Debby Ryan and Zendaya were British in real life.
The theory fell apart when I suddenly remembered that in the Suite Life on Deck, Debby Ryan had the same accent as everyone else, and was thus dubbed by a Dutch actress, and then there was the time I once watched a clip of Good Luck Charlie in the original English language, and realised the mom didn't have a British accent.
Later on, I would also notice that Zendaya didn't have a different accent when K.C. Undercover came out.
So jokes on me...
Same I still watch it now with my family and it makes me laugh so much!
I agree. I thought stan was hilarious and the cgi was honestly impressive
i was a background actor for this show and the dog was really cute and it was very well trained
That's noicee
Hey, a fellow extra. I didn't work on this show though. I moved from CA about 7 years before this show started.
If you dont mind, which character were you? I absolutely loved this show when i was younger
@@killerwolf58342 i was a back ground actor as a child the episode i am in is wingstan and i am in a scene where the dad is making all the kids cry at Chloe's school i am in a green shirt pretty noticeable
@@jordanrahder6583 i saw it, you got the blck and green striped shirt on. What is it like behind the scenes as a child?
If one one of my brothers said "It's about time I started acting like a brother" I would definitely have the same reaction as Alex did.
Hell I might have that reaction if my brother said "I love you"
@@edatheowllady9518 My brother said that once (in a joking way, of course) and I know I made the weirdest face. 😂
"They say philia is the friendship love, I guess I'm a sister-phile"
his gagging noises are so funny to me- 😂
It's actually a good show. Also the dog that played Stan isn't dead, it's the dog that played him in the first few episodes that died
dog with a blog, lab rats, and liv and maddie were my childhood and i still will watch them to this day they’re just amazing
Yessssss
Same here 😂
Righttt Dog with a blog always had me cracking!!😂😂😂😊
Dog with a blog was good only S3
@@duckymomo7935 do you mean that only S3 was good?🤨
I really enjoyed this show as a kid. It was so wholesome, and there's just something about a talking doggo that i loved. I used to tell my own pets that they could talk in front of me and I'd keep their secret safe for them😂
I was 100% the target demographic for the show, that's pretty much why i enjoyed it too lol
Same.
You need to watch Wishborne, that's the og show this crap was a copy of
This is so cute I love it
it's genuinely a good show, is it some oscar show? No, but it's not terrible
I may get bullied for it, but my 26yo self sat here and laughed when Stan said "There's something I've gotta do," then ran to door and barked at the mailman. Idk man that's comedy gold imo
Fuck what anyone says man hold on to that for as long as you can
As a kid who was OBSESSED and a complete nerd for animals, this show was awesome for me
This show alongside with Good Luck Charlie, Austin and Ally, Jessie and more basically raised me better as a kid
I’m embarrassed to say this was my favorite Disney Channel sitcom as a kid just because it was the only one that somehow made me laugh😅
Edit: I want to let peeps know that Alex’s video DOES NOT make me feel bad at all and I genuinely enjoyed it. I’ve been watching his content for a few years now and know to take his commentary as jokes (heck, I even make fun of shows I like). My embarrassment comes from negative reactions that happened YEARS ago so I expected the same thing in the comments. As such, it really pleases me to know that there are others out there who enjoyed watching it too.
Agreed, I'm unashamed to admit that it actually got a few chuckles out of me! 😂
My sister was obsessed with that show, and she still loves it so
I meannnnn it happens XD
Why are you embarrassed it was amazing it was my favorite Id do anything as a kid to make sure I’d got the tv when it played
Well this is the only one with a semi-unique concept
I loved this show so much as kid man 😭
Whenever it was TV time and Dog with a Blog was on, that was my go-to show to watch and sit through. Being a kid with fresh eyes, the jokes were the funniest things I’ve ever heard. Never failed to crack me up no matter how corny they were ❤
It still gets a chuckle out of me to this day, and I remember crying when I realized the show ended
Amaze.. _tear_
balls...
When you say ''3 seasons go by'', are you implying you've watched the 3 seasons of this ''content''? By god, this man deserves all the medals
I'm not sure if he watches all of the episodes or not.
I'm pretty sure he doesn't
Based on how he described Avery and the situation of the last episode, sounds like he didn’t watch it all
At most he watched the first & last episode of each season
I remember this show fondly. I liked it as a kid, but never really got to watch it completely. Sometimes, when it came to my mind, I got to wonder how it actually ended....yet never could I have imagined the real ending, like, wth were they thinking.
Fr tho, this show was way more corny than I could have ever imagined. I mean saw a yt commentary video of someone saying how annoying it was but damn, never in my 15 years of living would I expect this 😭 but ig that’s just 2010s Disney channel as a whole.
The little girl is pure talent, she does have a diverse range of expression
Uhh if you watched the show that little girl is Avery🥱
@@DestinyRollins-o5vAvery #1 biggest opp
Damn i actually really liked this show as a kid, I was surprised to find out a lot of people hate it.😂
I think most people who liked this show are the ones who first saw it as a kid, myself included. Just like other Disney Channel shows, the shows hit different once you've grown to be an adult 😂
Besides, idk what so hateable about it, it's just a big family with a dog that can talk and make a blog, what's so offensive about it for hate watching 😂
@@Erasureeraser yeah I loved this show as a kid but haven’t seen this in years.
Same! I love this show and watched almost every episode as a kid!
I loved it I feel Disney had a mild second wave of good TV in the early 2010s like this lab rats liv and Maddie were all really good shows they were running
Pretty sure Jesse was still playing at the time
This show was my childhood. I loved this show. I was always sad There wasn’t another season because I wanted to see Stan interact with the parents more
same lol
It’s sad he passed away tho 💔
Same it was very enjoyable :)
i honesty always considered the revelation to be the ending and honestly kinda feel if we had gotten a s4 it wouldnt have been fun or wouldve been too stretched.
I honestly loved it! Avery's relationship with Stan was one of my favourite things about it and the parents were fun too
This was probably the last Disney show I watched before I became to old for it. I enjoyed it. I remember my mom talking about how much it annoyed her 😂
*You are never too old for disney*
Lmao I remember how weird it felt to explain the *gotta put a bell on her * joke from the first episode, when my mom walked into me watching it
I miss this show so much as well as every single early 2010’s-late 2000’s Disney Sitcom I grew up with… R.I.P. Kuma (the dog who played Stan) December 15 2001-November 21 2018
Two dogs played Stan, Kuma passed away :( but there is also Mick. Who I believe is still alive.
Kuma was such a good dog 😭
Damn the dog lived for 17 years that's crazy
Rip, such a cute good doggo
The mom was absolutely hilarious and i will die on that hill
It baffles me people didn’t like this show. I loved this when I was a child as it showed me that not all families were perfect like every other show I watched. The only bad thing about this show I don’t like is it made me sob because I wanted a pet and never (and still never) got one
I hated this show as a child ngl(I was 12 when it came out). At this point in time I felt like Disney was going downhill and would watch only a few shows here and there.
This looks like a carbon copy of Good Luck Charlie. Even the girl in it played Gabe’s bully/love interest.
This show was great. I can't believe he compared it to Jesse.
@@jakesorrentino7230maybe thats why i enjoyed Dog with a Blog a lot. Good luck Charlie was probably the best Disney sitcom.
I feel like a couple of the dads got some muscle while working for Disney channel. The dad on Good Luck Charlie got a ton of muscle too. They probably actually had consistent schedules for the first time in a while working for Disney and were able to find time to exercise more often. It seems like Disney is pretty organized when it comes to filming their tv shows from listening to some of the Disney podcasters.
I still remember when Bob got in shape on Good Luck Charlie that Disney marketed the heck out of it in those “Coming Up” trailers.
This was my favorite Disney show as a kid and looking back on how absurd it was actually makes me love it even more 😂
Dog with a blog is great, it feels like the shows that are labeled as "the worst" on disney channel are always the ones that I end up leaning towards
I think I appreciate this show more and more considering what Disney Channel has become right now
@@Erasureeraserwhat do mean, a handful of the recent shows of the current years by Disney have been bangers. Disney channel is in a good place in my opinion
@@bunnyconcubus8468 Disney Channel today is simply not as good as Disney Channel in the 2000s and 2010s. Simple as that, most of Disney best new shows went to Disney+ instead of Disney Channel
Maybe you're just the worst? 😳
@@UnprofessionalProfessor I mean yeah, maybe. But like at least I'm happy watching "the worst" Disney channel shows. I could be addicted to family guy or something.
The dog paws typing on the keyboard still makes my family and me laugh haha
I am honestly glad that everyone in the comments enjoyed the show as me😭😭 cause the way bro was describing it made it feel like it was worst to ever come out
Immediate click -- I LOVED this show as a kid xD. As an adult, I have so much respect for the voice actor of Stan... I think there's a reason I'm still quoting his lines even in my 20s. As a kid, the actor perfectly mimicked what I thought a dog would sound like (in terms of cadence and delivery)
This show was my CHILDHOOD, I will always see it as amazing. Yeah, to start with the quality isn’t great, but as the show goes on it gets better and you really get to know the characters and they’re such a good weird family
This was my favorite show and I was honestly really sad when it ended. Honestly though, at first, I thought it was boring and was kinda like 'wtf' at the title too but then I watched and grew to love it. There was just something so entertaining about it and I would still watch it now though I'm older
I really wish the parents knew the dogs secret from the start tbh, it was pretty boring without them knowing and when the dog talked to the parents in secret it was heartwarming like finding out why the mom doesn’t like animals.
Would’ve been interesting if the whole family knew and the parents would talk to the dog about things, and they could still have those heartwarming scenes since the dog hides behind a robot costume.
The thing that pissed me off though was the ending, why would telling your secret not attract people to come to your house? And the government can still go to your house and kidnap you, the ending made 0 sense and felt rushed.
I suppose if you jump the shark in your finale then you can’t come down
I hope that Alex eventually reviews "Best Friends Whenever." Yes, it was a little corny, but I liked the time travel and Sci Fi aspects, as well as the main girls' friendship.
I low key lived that show but I was like 5-7 when I watched it.❤😂❤😂It was one of few times I was able to bond with my brother.😢😮😊
I remember watching that show when I was little lol
Broo i LOVED that show!! Cyd and Shelby is where it's at
Best friends whenever had mad potential. Story wise season 1 felt very complicated. I'm glad they took the swing but it felt too messy. Once season 2 rolled around it really improved. The whole daisy arc was awesome
Loved that show
13:16 Can we just talk about that orange monkey on the computer table? Like, why is it set up to face the camera? If you're actually sitting at the computer table, you're staring at its back. One of those things that was clearly done for set dressing because the set felt too empty.
I literally grew up with dog with a blog and loved it, now seeing alex bash on it hurts and I see how awful it was
Nope it’s still great for me
Things can still be bad but enjoyable. Like we know they aren't going to be winning any awards but it was a fun time
Yeah I grew up with it too, loved it, and I still like it because of the family aspect of it and of course Stan is adorable lol I def see the shortcomings of it tho
@@angelxsiren0exactly 😊
Right 😢 I didn’t know how trivial the enjoyment of this show was 😂 I thought everyone loved it lolll
I’m gonna be completely honest as a 12 year old slowly growing out of Disney Channel at this time in that 2013 to 2015 era this was one of my favorite shows because it was so bad it was good whereas some of the other options were just boring.
With the exception of Jesse, which I genuinely liked, and that era had the last season of shake it up, which I enjoyed.
I remember watching the entire series when I was in middle school and I loved it, still holds a special place in my heart and I even find some of the jokes funny now might rewatch it for nostalgia purposes soon lol
No Dog with a Blog slander will be tolerated. The show was good entertainment and was actually funny. Especially Stan’s humor 😌
Or Descendants slander
Um guys how old are you? There’s nothing wrong with other people disliking something you like 😅
@@gracekim1998 these are jokes how old are you lol
I well always have a soft spot for this show since I grew up watching it even though it’s not ground breaking television
Thank you!
When this show first came out I unironically loved it because I thought it was hilarious, but then a little bit later there was a scene where the dad just spit watermelon seeds into a bowl for an uncomfortably long period of time (however long you're imagining, it was just a little bit longer) and I changed my mind.
Ew, I hated that part, there was no need for that to be included, and it was not funny at all, just plain cringey.
I remember being OBSESSED with this show when it first came out. I guess my 8 year old brain just thought that a talking dog with a blog was the coolest thing ever XD
Alex is out here putting in overtime to give us content. 3 videos within 10 days. Loving it. Wish they'd bring the podcast back though.
I forgot about this show and now Alex has unlocked my repressed trauma. Thanks!
im sure this show was a collective fever dream
@@gustykrakenlmaoo I remember seeing the ads on Disney channel for it in like 2014 when I was younger. I barely remembered this show before I watched this 😂
I actually adored the living heck out of this show
The only episode of this show I remember was when Tyler made an art sculpture and Avery got made and broke it, and Avery says "How did this happen! " and Stan explains it, but goes "Oh you meant that as a rhetorical question. ", and thats how me and my sister learned what "rhetorical" meant 😂😂😂
So, my comedy pallette might be vastly uncultured.... but I LOVED this show. Stan the dog's comedy was actually funny to me most of the time. And this is one of the rare Disney shows where each character was solidly funny in their own right. (The brother was my least fav but mainly because I'm just not a fan of the stupid+attractive teen boy archetype). Both parents were super solid and funny. The youngest sister was HILARIOUSLY weird. The whole cast was great honestly. The best Disney shows to me are the ones where every character in the family is super well developed and hilarious in their own right. Think Good Luck Charlie, That's so Raven, Wizards of Waverly Place... to name a few. Sometimes on Disney they kind of phone it in with the parent characters and siblings/supporting cast. Or they lean too heavily on overly forced goofiness that it feels super cringe(think, Austin and Ally or Shake It Up). But when they get the whole family right it's just so good. Dog with a Blog has a random, weird premise, yes. But it works somehow because the cast is quirky and fun, including Stan the dog. And I mean quirky and fun in an authentic way, not a forced Disney way. Also, I was a whole college student by the time this show came out, but was still fully enjoying this show lol Do with that info what you will. Lol
This is by no means my favorite show but even I can agree with you. The talking dog aspect of the show aside dog with a blog definitely had a strong casting. The family dynamic is what brings me back to on occasion and is clearly the heart if what made the show worth checking out
"Does anyone actually like wise-cracking animal sidekicks? Have they ever, like, not made something, like, 1000 times worse?" Objection. Donkey from Shrek
I absolutely loved this show and thought Stan was funny throughout it. I also loved how he ended up with puppies in a later season and they were able to talk too, and Stans puppies were so cute.
You just unlocked a core memory that I didn’t remember I had.
The episode where Bennett had a job offer or something and Stan/ the kids overheard him and Ellen talking about money, buying a boat or new addition to the house, but they though they were having a baby remains one of the funniest episodes of a tv show I've ever seen 💀
FINALLY! This show and Austin&Ally were like my favorite Disney sitcoms growing up
Alex's jokes somehow being 10x funnier than that of the show
It’s Disney Channel, what do you expect?
I absolutely loved this show as a kid, because of how insane it could be. I still vividly remember one of the episodes where Avery makes this dress for art/fashion class or something and the whole family somehow destroys it but all their stories end in them standing dramatically over the grave they made for the dress wearing dark robes like a cult.
3:38 I feel him here. That's why movies like Spirit or Homeward Bound where the actors speak the animal's thoughts/dialogue outloud instead of actually making the animals talk with moving mouths are superior
I love how frequently he's posting, thank you for instantly making my day better
This was my childhood man. Stan always made my day. Something about his soft fur and the fact that he was funny and emotional idk. Miss those times fr.
Shoutout to Alex for keeping it together even though these shows are just gradually getting more and more insane.
Not gonna lie, this was probably my favorite show when I was younger. It had a talking dog that wrote a blog and I was hooked, (Also I had a crush on Genevieve Hannelius, so that kept me around). I decided to watch the show again not too long ago and it still made me laugh, even though I found it much more absurd then before, I still really love this show.
5:13 I hope that’s not insulting Dug cause he’s great, I still regularly quote “Squirrel!” cause why not
Also from what I can tell from this show, it feels kinda sad that Up, an animated movie where they could legitimately do whatever they want, actually bothered to come up with an actual explanation for how the animals can talk meanwhile this live action show, which I’m sure is at least usually expected to be somewhat grounded in reality, didn’t even bother and just seemed to have went “He talks…that’s it”
9:30 I like how the parents are arguing about the credit card charges instead of just canceling the card 😂
Can confirm we are all figments of Alex’s imagination
I liked how in the show they acknowledge Stan stuggles as a talking dog. He doesn’t fit in with dogs or human. He can think like a person, but is treated like a dog.
One episode the family has to choice of vacation. Camping or science place. Stan convinces the youngest sister, the deciding vote, to go camping by lying to her. Everyone had a bad time. The reason that stan wanted to go camping is because it allows him to spend time with his family instead of having to stay at a kennel.
Another episode has him experience existential dread about how his family will outlive him due to him being a dog.
It’s not just what if dog talked, its what if dog has the ability to think like a human.
I loved this show as a kid. I thought it was a genius comedy and was the best show on disney at the time of airing.
My love Sogou on pfp, i see , man of culture👌🏻
@@Axolotlian exactly what I am thinking, it should be appreciated much more, for me it is best anime ever❤️🔥
I have no shame when I admit that I loved this show as a child. This was the best! ❤❤❤
Mushu in Mulan causes a Scientifically proven increase in quality everytime hes on screen
I'm honestly glad I never saw the ending of this show, bc from the snippet shown in this video really disappoints me. I absolutely ADORED this show when I was growing up. I'd stay up super late with it on and fall asleep watching it. Good memories. And then one day I just never watched it ever again, I dont really remember why and I cannot even remember the last episode I watched but I know I enjoyed the hell outta this talking dog and his shenanigans
You really should watch the ending, it's pretty good and satisfying for a TV show's finale.
Avery honestly made me go through a casual tie phase it was crazy.
This show will always have a place in my heart, even though I only saw a few episodes as a child.
Oh my gosh I am so glad someone is covering this show or I would of thought I was going insane when I talked about this show with my friends!
I’m a teenager and this is still my favorite show. I love the corny jokes and the talking dog. I grew up watching this show.
I train dogs professionally. I love being able to show the kids how to get their dogs to do the same things as in the show. They always got a kick out of knowing “Hollywood secrets” LOL
I may sadly be the target audience for this one, I love talking dog humor.
Lmao you’re not alone
14:33
Possibly the greatest out of context clip ever.
"Or also, like, again because Stan is a cat, uh, naturally the Dad is in now being stalked by the Harlem Globetrot*wheeze*"
This was one of my favorite shows and i still remember a lot from it like how Avery was an artist and her parents allowed her to paint on the wall next to the door and every episode u would see her painting something different I was so jealous cuz i was also an inspiring artist
I have always loved this show and I have never heard another person talk about this
How does he make a statement like “the talking animal sidekick comic relief character is always the worst part of whatever they’re in” and also bring up Doug from Up in the same video. Guy disproved himself.
Alex Meyers mentioning Studio C is the crossover I never knew I needed
I lived for this show!! A talking dog come on that’s my dream!!! And he was hilarious and like others are saying had some of the best timed and written jokes on the network at the time.
Cute older brother was also a plus but I was there for Stan! He deserved better lol
Nahhh I can't help it- this show made and still makes me laugh no matter how much I don't want to lmao.. I think this was one of the only Disney Channel shows I kept up with and watched every one as they released.
I love in shows or movies when the dog is just waiting patiently in the other room. Not barking, clawing or anything. A full-grown rescue dog. And nobody happened to need that room since that dog has been in there, for who knows how long.
I can't tell you how happy I was when Alex pulled out the Homeschool Musical skit from Studio C! 🥺
Gonna be honest, this show to this day makes me laugh more than a lot of others do 😂! I used to watch it with my dog when I was growing up and it was an absolute blast. I’ve even gone back and rewatched it recently which brought back so many lovely childhood memories. Usually in these shows it feels like they make the parents the bad guys, or not nearly as amusing as the kids are supposed to be - but I think this show was able to come very close to how Good Luck Charlie did it, and in some ways I personally prefer it (which says a lot because I ADORE Good Luck Charlie).
10/10 would still recommend this show as a rewatch for adults, or something cute to check out with your kids!❤️
13:58 I thought you were joking, but that's literally just Ramona.
BTW, 12:47 Sound Editing is making sound (which is what Foley artists do) and Sound Mixing is ´mixing´ them together
12:14-Even for US military standards,THIS SPENDING IS RIDICULOUS!
10:00 Thank you for addressing that. That's the first thing I noticed when I saw the dad after you skip to the last episode.
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After I got home from the hospital as a kid, I stayed home to recover. This and Hey Jessie were some of the only shows that played mid afternoon when I was bored all day. I remember thinking it was stupid but watched it anyways 😂
Brings back some memories!
That was a riotous wild charge of laughs, this one. Thanks a lot, Alex!
Yay, more Disney channel! You should review Stuck in the Middle, which I believe is the Disney sitcom with the largest main cast. But for Disney shows that are actually really good, Phineas and Ferb, Amphibia, and Owl House. They're all masterpieces.
15:33 I remember having a MASSIVE crush on Tyler when I was in preschool and now as a high-schooler NOTHING HAS CHANGED WTH
Hes fucking hot
Seeing a studio c skit in this video was such a mental whiplash
I really appreciate these reviews. They’re genuinely entertaining and have helped me be a more educated and efficient father and uncle.
Why,because you know which shows to not let your kids watch because they're woke?
I love how he's dunking on all these shows in a completely playful way. They're just fun and never rude or mean-spirited, kinda like Pitch Meetings.
I liked Buck from married with children . Loved that dog and his witty commentary 😄
"I feel like 0prà when she dropped the weight" -buck
I feel like 5% of us that watch Alex understand that reference!
@justinblow2250 facts lol my mom loved married with children and also got the dvd set so i know it word from word🤣🤣💯
I have a Scooby-Doo tattoo. I love talking dogs.