I never expected that they would drop both a period joke and "Cool Older Sister is actually the Mum" reveal in a Disney show. I appreciated that they tackled mature topics.
U act like they haven’t had period jokes before BFW was the first one also yea the sister is the mom was something unexpected and unique it’s been done by others since but it was unexpected for the time
I absolutely loved this show so much when it first came out. I was right around the age of "aging out of Disney Channel" when it came out and I felt like it was the first show that I saw on Disney Channel that treated me, an audience member, as a smart individual capable of maturity. It wasn't a dumb show with no substance; it actually taught me things, like what it felt like to have panic attacks when they discussed Jonah and his struggle with them. It talked about serious issues and topics that most Disney shows shied away from and I felt like that was important for me as someone who was around preteen age when it started (so right around the actual ages of the characters). I'm so happy to see that so many others in the comment section loved this show just as much as I did ❤️ I've also actually met Sofia Wylie who played Buffy (she often comes into the place that I work at as a customer) and she's super nice!! I feel like that just makes the show even better in my mind lol
The show also had Jonah deal with panic attacks, it was quite groundbreaking for disney channel to have so many serious or taboo topics in 1 show openly.
That episode is how I learned what was going on when I would suddenly become nauseous and anxious and felt like I was gonna die. Knowing I was having panic attacks helped me manage them.
I remember that episode vividly of when Jonah had his frost major one at Cyrus's bar mitzvah. It was one of the first times I had seen what a panic attack looked like on TV. And then a few years later I had my first one and remembered that episode and related a lot to what happened. Truly a wonderful show that showed kids things that were considered "taboo" or "improper" to show kids, and I always appreciated that about it.
I also like how the show diverted the "closeted homophobe" trope by having a gay character who was a bully but was always nice to the guy he ended up with.
this was the last good disney show. it dealt with so many complex topics like jonah having panic attacks, cyrus being gay, bex being a single mom and andi having to find her dad. absolutely was obsessed with this show it will forever be one of my faces.
I loved that the series creator was inspired by Jack Nicholson's family history. In his mid 30's, he learned that his "older sister" was really his mum, and his "parents" really his grandparents. Unlike the show, he didn't confront them about it, since they'd all passed away by the time he found out the truth.
It's actually a far more common occurrence than one might think, specially in conservative places or upper class families where the backlash for a teen pregnancy would be way worse
Didn't he only find out when someone told him while they were interviewing him? Idk if that part is true, but if it is that is a really messed up way to find out.
I really like that the show didn't treat it as weird that Andi was born out of wedlock. It's always refreshing when shows acknowledge and don't vilify non-standard family dynamics.
Good Luck Charile had an episode that reveals that Bob and Amy Ducan were not really married and they had to get married again to have an actual license. So they basically had their first four kids out of wedlock without realizing it. But the show didn't treat that part as weird. The Amazing World of Gumball also had an episode that implies that Richard and Nicole conceived Gumball out of wedlock and didn't make it werid either.
Totally!! I also liked how they didn't make it weird that Cyrus' parents were divorced and had remarried, and instead just introduced him as having 4 parents and it being totally normal!!
This show is actually not that bad. In the pilot, it has a pretty good reveal that Andi’s sister is actually her mother. And, yeah. Everyone may only know Asher Angel as Billy Batson in Shazam!, but only the real fans know him as Jonah Beck in this show.
I still remember when I used to watch this show with my grandma. She moved in one day and we shared rooms for the majority of her time. She died recently, and unfortunately for me, I saw it happen. This show is a reminder of those times I’ve spent with her, and while looking back I wish I could’ve done more for her, reflecting on those memories brings me a sense of peace and nostalgia. I doubt you’ll see this, but thank you, Alex. I want you to know that you’ve made me smile today, like this show did when it first aired, and like my grandma did before she passed. God bless.
Removing an entire show that hundreds of people worked on due to the actions of a single person is insane. Just make sure he gets ZERO money from royalties from it and call it a day.
I wish that's how it worked but even if you get fired for sexual harassment at a fast food place you have to get paid for what you've worked let alone something that's makes money Everytime it's shown/watched... It's sad and ultimately sucks... But they'd have to remake the entire show with out him in order for him not to get royalties... I know how you feel and bitch ass inhumanes don't deserve to get money even if they did do the work but sadly we live in a capitalist country...
Openly gay characters, young people taking on more responsibilities (in secret/or more than necessary ), being free, independent children etc. etc. These shows will always be MAGNETS to wicked ways and people.
I also liked how they dealt with Jonah’s panic attacks, like they didn’t demonize it, or make it into a super power like most shows would, but they dealt with it in a way that in my mind, felt natural
I had a "friend" in middle school who was a pathological liar and she used to recount episodes from this show like they were things that happened to her. good times lol
I had one that had our whole friend group believing she had a twin sister and her "twin" would sometimes take her place at school and no one but me saw through that...good times indeed lol
Dang dude, I'm so sorry that happened to you! I knew a girl who was just like that, but later I came to think it was a coping mechanism for dealing with her hard life. Unfortunetly, me and my friends all really enjoyed hating her and talking about her behind her back and then she just sort of disappeared out of our lives. I think about her all the time and wish I'd done things differently.
this was one of my favorite disney shows growing up, i was so sad and confused as to why it was cancelled. i definitely did not expect THAT to be the reason why it was cancelled…
I was not expecting the plot twist that her sister is actually her mom, I was shook 😅 especially since I’ve never thought Disney would do a show about a girl learning she had a teen mom. Compared to their other shows which mostly had laugh tracks, I appreciated that this one didn’t have that. It was refreshing and definitely had that ABC Family type of vibe in the beginning, which made it very different from the rest of Disney Channel shows. One of the best shows from the modern Disney Channel era (late 2010s), especially the first season. Also this is what Girl Meets World could’ve and should’ve been.
I'll be real with yall I couldn't get into the show after the first episode. Not that I didn't like it I just didn't have a strong interest one way or the other. I'm happy everyone else loves this show though! Don't let my comment ruin your enjoyment of it😊
@@darwinbowman8512personally I had the same feeling, I didn't like the show the first time I watched it, but then a friend of mine told me to watch it up to episode 5 at least, then came the drama and it was really good
this was definitely one of the better Disney channel shows, so messed up stuff that the dad/grandfather did, this show did not deserve the it’s canceling because of the grandfather’s actor
One of the things this show deserves more credit for is the portrayal of the mean girl. Like they make her the typical Disney channel mean girl in the first season but then by seasons 2 and 3 she’s like trying to redeem herself but it takes loads of time and therapy for her to earn the gang’s trust
This show is probably the first on Disney to deal with topics that are so intensely mature (like lgbtq topics and family issues). I think that this was the peak of Disney channel and showing the full potential of the storytelling Disney gives.
As I grew older I stopped watching Disney channel, but this show and ladybug ( I got hooked due to my niece) were the only shows that made me think it reminded me me of the good (old) Disney days and were the only ones I watched (even if I stopped watching the latest seasons..) I liked the topics. And the creator of this show is the same as Lizzie McGuire, a show that I used to love when I was young Lol
i had never seen a disney show like this fr. This show came out around the time my fam got rid of cable and switched to netflix so i never finished it but i remember there being drama bc they made a character gay
You guys should definitely watch Disney Backstage. It deals with Bullying, Mental Illness, and Family Issues. I believe even one of the characters also uses fitness drugs as well.
I absolutely loved this show. As a gay jewish middle schooler, I deeply related to Cyrus. They had a whole episode about his Bar Mitzvah, and then one about his family sitting shiva when his Grandma died. I loved how culturally accurate they were. All of the prayers and jewish customs were so real
The funny thing is is my mom knows someone named Andi Mack that literally doesn’t know that her “sister” is her mom. It sounds made up but it’s real😭😭😭 maybe they stole it from her
I think it's really sucky that the majority of this show got ex'd out because of a shitty pedophile actor because this is actually an interesting story. The sudden twist of the older sister revealing to be her mom caught me off guard and wanting to see where this drama goes.
The fact that they cut every episode with the dad is so dub. Kids don't know anything about the dad being a predator. If Disney felt that icky about having him in the show, they could have at least cut him out of the episodes rather than cut the whole episode.
I don't see the problem. The actor in real life was bad, not the show. Its the same problem with throwing the Cosby show down the memory hole just because he was bad in real life.
@@Sir_Adamit's more so every time some one who does some thing bad (regardless of severity rape,murder,drugs, or whatever) they get paid when they physically appear in a TV show or movie or do voice acting they get money... So basically its just do we wanna fund people who did bad things... Like yeah they shouldn't get money but they still did the work for it so they still have to get paid... But honestly I do agree with it though it's along the lines of buying from problematic artists... You get cool stuff but your putting money in bad people's pocket
Pretty sure it has more to do with paying the actor. Rerunning episodes with the guy in it (and especially now, having the episodes available to watch on streaming) means residuals have to be given to that actor.
this show was always so weird to me cause i actually knew someone in highschool who was in the exact situation of this show, with her kid. her and her brother would refer to the baby as their sister, even though it was her daughter and his niece. i’ve wondered how or even if, that’ll get brought up to her someday.
@@murderman8578Prior to the era of reproductive freedom, it was SOP when a teenage girl got pregnant to be sent to live with a relative, have the kid, and raise it as their younger sibling. In a country with guaranteed reproductive rights, "Andi Mack" would not exist.
I loved Andi Mack bc it was just different from normal disney. They addressed unplanned/teen pregnancy, LGBTQ+ relationships, and even gun safety. It was also nice that the family was part asian because it just adds onto the character's identity and showcases some of the culture
Openly gay characters, young people taking on more responsibilities (in secret/or more than necessary ), being free, independent children etc. etc. These shows will always be MAGNETS to wicked ways and people.
@@brittanybear7738 What that man did, and wanted to do was wicked! ...Wanting kids to walk alone, have adult friends, secrets from parents, (not inheritly wicked) but it's grooming. What you are advocating is for a safe haven for wicked ways. YES! I BELIEVE LGBTQ and all immoral ways is wicked. I know this, I never said why, and if you want to know, you're welcome to come sit with me at my home (your welcome here) and I will discuss it openly.
The only problem I have when Alex reviews TV shows is that unless it's like Riverdale, where he makes multiple videos throughout the shows run, he has to condense everything into one shorter video. Like, he'll talk about the first episode, then almost immediately skip to the end, meaning he kinda just glosses over everything that happens.
For real, I would have loved it if he mentioned the episode about panic attacks. When I first saw that episode, it was like a light bulb went on in my brain. I suffered panic attacks before that, but I didn't know what they were. Finding out what was going on actually helped me manage them.
@@HeartBreakStudiosyea and there's also no reason to go over absolutely everything that happened in the show. Yes, it's an important message, but this is a comedy based channel and I don't think him bringing in such a serious topic in an not so serious environment is the best
Fun fact: Lauren Tom (who plays Andi's grandma) plays Number Three on Codename: Kids Next Door. Also the storyline of Andi's sister being her mom and her mom being her grandma was inspired by Jack Nicholson's unbringing.
She also played both Connie and Minh from King of the Hill. I never realized they casted an Asian woman to play them until recently. They did not cast an Asian man to play Kahn, however.
Like I said previously, Andi Mack was the first show to actually push limits. I feel like it was Disney really trying to compete with Nickelodeon who has always pushed the envelope. I still don’t understand why they started to get more mature with this show but couldn’t age up the girl meets world characters & their storyline or work with a more mature Lizzie McGuire reboot. If Cory & Shawn stayed in high school for the entire run, it would’ve gotten old real fast. I also recently discovered they went from 6th grade to 9th grade in two seasons. 😂
If you're referring to boy meets world or girl meets world at the end of your comment, neither shows have the characters in 6th grade. Both shows start with the cast in 7th grade.
Well now that Hulu is merging with Disney+ and rated r moves, TV-MA shows are coming from Marvel, I don’t see why Disney executives would be against letting Lizzie McGuire acting like a mature 30 year old. Just do it like the iCarly revival.
@@reannagordon I believe Hilary had said it was something along the lines of Lizzie’s husband had cheated or at least that’s what the original creator wanted & had written for the new series & Hilary was on board with the concept. Basically an infidelity storyline & Disney made this face 😡 & said no. So they scrapped the whole idea with Terri Minsky (OG creator) stepping down because Disney didn’t want a more mature storyline & Hilary herself saying “No I’m out deuces” because Disney wants a not Sachron but not a serious tone to the show & that’s what Hilary & Terri wanted. They even asked Disney put it on Hulu & they still said no. 🤷🏽♀️
And now Disney is just mass producing shows and movies with repeated storylines and without enough advertising or too much advertising with bad movies getting loads of publicity and good movies going under the radar. They also have a very deep-rooted goal of undoing all that Walt Disney created because apparently Mulan wasn't impowering enough. Also Disney is being boycotted because they've not considered donating their billions of dollars to a country that is being b*mbed on the same level of Hiroshima and did choose to donate money to a people who's government blew them up and blamed the first country.
I remember loving the theme song for this show so much. It helped me through the decision to not finish college. With the economy and my parents putting a ton of pressure on me and my brothers getting a college education, and realizing how hard I struggled with getting homework done and how miserable and worthless it made me feel, I knew I couldn’t deal with it. But not having a degree makes me really scared for the future. Even now, I look back and wonder if I really made the right decision, and it gets me a bit choked up remembering all those emotions. This theme song was just the song that reminded me how exciting the unknown can be, and that helped me feel relief from that college stress.
I can't even express the amount of love I felt for this show. Genuinely, I want to rewatch the entire show. And I will if I find a way to. Plus I've forgotten a lot of stuff so it'd be like watching it for the first time all over again. Also I had NO IDEA about the issue with the man who played Andi's father. I will never look at that character the same way again...
@@duckymomo7935while I wish they approached the story line to be Andi having to accept his father found new love and has to take care of the child as his own, I do see how important it is for adults to navigate manipulative tactics such as what Miranda did.
I was a fifth grader when I saw the trailers on Disney Channel so I watched the first season and I actually really liked it! It was different from Jessie and KC Undercover, and until this day I really appreciate how bold they were considering how Disney is. It's too bad most of the episodes are pratically gone, only a handful are present on Disney Plus
i love this show! even though i was a little too old to watch disney channel at that time, i stuck around for it because it was so sweet. and they tried to tackle more serious subjects to the best of their abilities. it always felt realistic, like it's just kids being kids, their reactions to things felt real,the situations they were in also were realistic, i just liked it. and they were really good at introducing a bully/mean person and having them go through a redemption, like they're just kids, they don't know everything. tj and cyrus, forever my favourites, like yes the first gay character, but you give him a love interest that actually likes him back? that is so sweet. and i love that they just had Millicent simmonds right before she hit it big with a quiet place, like she was just an extra in season one because they filmed at her school, but the creator liked her and so she got her to be in a 2 episode arc in season 3 even if at that point she was already getting big with a few movies.
I never watched Andi Mack growing up, but visiting it for the first time really provides a fresh, interesting perspective. This show dealt with serious topics in a subtle yet effective way, and I feel like people should definitely take notes on how a show like this can pull such a shocking plot twist without coming off as inappropriate for kids.
Andi Mack was my favorite show growing up and I'm still happy that it was. I completely forgotten Jonah dealt with panic attacks till I saw a comment here but then it all came back to me and I was like "Oh my god, he did" and that was honestly my first time as a kid hearing and learning about panic attacks. Then Cyrus figuring out his identity and coming out as gay was a game changer to me cause 1, I never really saw different sexualities on TV so I was still learning about that stuff when I was younger, and 2, I am bisexual now and have also dealt with / currently dealing with coming out and accepting myself. I also remember an episode of Buffy where some kid said he couldn't see the board because of her hair and blamed her for failing his test or something and THE SCHOOL TOLD HER TO START STRAIGHTING IT- like that baffled me as a kid. Then I remember there was this episode I really liked I think they were celebrating Lunar New Year (Please correct me if I'm wrong) and I just remember them like setting off the lanterns into the sky with their wishes in them. It show just felt so real and stuff. I'm so glad I grew up with it.
It's not actually "gone from existence". It's just not streaming on Disney+. If you buy it on UA-cam or another third party you can legally stream all episodes.
This was one of the last childrens TV shows i can remember my now 19 year old daughter actually liking enough to watch . I think my now 15 year old daughter watched a bit of it but not that sure how into it she was. I do remember asking about it once and getting this whole lore. Not that spending time with my kids is ever a problem, but sometimes i do wish id pick my questions better. 😅😅😂😂😂
I used to love this show, but my parents said it was too dramatic and made me stop watching it, but I recently found it again at 16 and I now realize what they meant lol
Thank you so much for making this video! I was obsessed with this show from 2018 to like a year after it finished, and I especially loved the relationship between TJ and Cyrus! It's a great show and I'm so grateful that you covered it! ❤
andi mack was my SHOW back when it first aired. watched the premiere, every episode every week like to this day i hold so many fond memories of it. everyone has that one show from their childhood and this was definitely mine
OMG I'm so excited I've been waiting on this since I voted in the poll! Andi Mack had a chokehold on me in 2017 and I even have a poster of the Good Hair Crew on my bulletin board and a drawing of Jonah Beck I did!
This show makes so much more sense knowing that 3/4ths of it got deleted, I also never got that her sister was her mom so the dots are all rlly connecting now
I never watched Andi Mack but the first time I heard of it was for a promo BEFORE the series premiered and I KNEW the plot twist was going to be that the sister was going to be the mom That promo was a voice over of Andi talking about how awesome her sister was and then the sister says "I have a secret to tell you" or something like that AND I KNEW
I remember watching the episode where Cyrus and TJ held hands..It changed my brain chemistry when I was eight, and it was such a kid friendly way of introducing children to a gay relationship! This show was really before it's time!
I'm a person who didn't grow up watching Disney movies and TV shows, but thank to you Alex and your videos you make me a Disney's child, and here I am just wasting another week finishing your videos and avoiding my responsibilities
As someone named Jonah Beck I decided to Google myself and was greeted with pictures of Asher Angel so I have been well aware of this show for a while and whenever they said my name in the clip I jumped
Andi Mack came out at a time were I was really finding myself in the world for the first time so the show actually means alot to me. I was opening up to the world and hit some bumps to put it lightly 😂 But in all seriousness what I was going through felt like a dark abyss I had little chance of surviving and this show just hit me in the right spot. When I was at my lowest I got a dog, she is my everything she saved my life, her name is Andi.❤❤❤
I almost got into trouble with my dad watching this. He walked in my room during a party and asked what we were all watching and I said Andi Mack and he raced down the stairs and in front of the tv to see this. I asked him why he was so alarmed and he said he thought it was something else. After research and talking to him about a year ago, he thought I said “Allee Mack”. Two completely different types of material. IYKYK
It was aight, but it progressively gets worse as they had gay characters which was bad, they had Miranda a terrible written character, Noah who just becomes a pretty face season 3 with no personality,
I was heartbroken when the show ended and now I'm heartbroken to hear that a lot of the episodes were removed because the actions of one man. I understand not wanting to show or see him, but he was only one character. It's a shame that the work of so many talented people won't be shown because of one person. They could have cut out his scenes or something like that. The rest of the cast and crew should not be punished for the actions of one person.
I really liked this show and I liked how they introduced the gay character. They didn’t make a big fuss over it because at the end of the day, Cyrus being gay didn’t change the bond they already Built with him and who he was as a person.
I mean they, as in Andi and Buffy, don't make a fuss over it. But remember Cyrus being scared, is that a good word, by the realization that he was gay. Because at that point in the show he had a "Girlfriend" and Jonah was "With" Andi. So he was afraid of the social implications. As you said though "Cyrus being gay didn’t change the bond they already".
I love the show Andi Mack so much! I was in college when it was being released so I was definitely older than the target age demographic, but I think this show was aimed at an older age than most Disney Channel shows. I was hoping with Disney+ launching that Disney would make more shows like Andi Mack, but that hasn't happened. Andi Mack felt like the rare show in this day and age that was for all ages. It wasn't too mature or inappropriate for kids, but it also wasn't too silly and juvenile for adults. I wish there were more shows like that.
I never expected that they would drop both a period joke and "Cool Older Sister is actually the Mum" reveal in a Disney show. I appreciated that they tackled mature topics.
You're everywhere 😂
U act like they haven’t had period jokes before
BFW was the first one also yea the sister is the mom was something unexpected and unique it’s been done by others since but it was unexpected for the time
It was a terrible show
There’s a whole period episode in Sydney to the max
Ayyy W pfp bro
I absolutely loved this show so much when it first came out. I was right around the age of "aging out of Disney Channel" when it came out and I felt like it was the first show that I saw on Disney Channel that treated me, an audience member, as a smart individual capable of maturity. It wasn't a dumb show with no substance; it actually taught me things, like what it felt like to have panic attacks when they discussed Jonah and his struggle with them. It talked about serious issues and topics that most Disney shows shied away from and I felt like that was important for me as someone who was around preteen age when it started (so right around the actual ages of the characters). I'm so happy to see that so many others in the comment section loved this show just as much as I did ❤️
I've also actually met Sofia Wylie who played Buffy (she often comes into the place that I work at as a customer) and she's super nice!! I feel like that just makes the show even better in my mind lol
The show also had Jonah deal with panic attacks, it was quite groundbreaking for disney channel to have so many serious or taboo topics in 1 show openly.
That episode is how I learned what was going on when I would suddenly become nauseous and anxious and felt like I was gonna die. Knowing I was having panic attacks helped me manage them.
I remember that episode vividly of when Jonah had his frost major one at Cyrus's bar mitzvah. It was one of the first times I had seen what a panic attack looked like on TV. And then a few years later I had my first one and remembered that episode and related a lot to what happened. Truly a wonderful show that showed kids things that were considered "taboo" or "improper" to show kids, and I always appreciated that about it.
It also had that guy with learning disabilities. Those two parts made me so happy, first time I’d ever seen people like me in shows
I also like how the show diverted the "closeted homophobe" trope by having a gay character who was a bully but was always nice to the guy he ended up with.
acting was shit
this was the last good disney show. it dealt with so many complex topics like jonah having panic attacks, cyrus being gay, bex being a single mom and andi having to find her dad. absolutely was obsessed with this show it will forever be one of my faces.
Exactly!
I think you'll like Tracy Beaker
same here!
i agree, this show was a little after my time but i can acknowledge that it's decent
One of your faces? 😂
Bex as an older sibling wearing boots in an asian household and not getting beaten to death is the most inacurate thing I've seen in a movie
I mean she's half white so 😭
@@Nktrixx995I’m half white half Asian I’d still get beat 😭
Im not even Asian and I’ll still get beat😭
@@Nktrixx995as an Half Asian/Half White, it would be dishonour if your shoes are on in the house
@@mydarlingariana
I’m not even Asian.
As grown adult lol, Andi Mack is one of my favorite shows. It was so well-done and tackled serious issues.
I loved that the series creator was inspired by Jack Nicholson's family history. In his mid 30's, he learned that his "older sister" was really his mum, and his "parents" really his grandparents. Unlike the show, he didn't confront them about it, since they'd all passed away by the time he found out the truth.
It's actually a far more common occurrence than one might think, specially in conservative places or upper class families where the backlash for a teen pregnancy would be way worse
Interesting
Didn't he only find out when someone told him while they were interviewing him? Idk if that part is true, but if it is that is a really messed up way to find out.
I didn’t even know that she even convinced her that she was his sister until I saw the episode that she told her that she was the mother
@@coolgamerguydude0897did you not start with the first episode or something?
I really like that the show didn't treat it as weird that Andi was born out of wedlock. It's always refreshing when shows acknowledge and don't vilify non-standard family dynamics.
Good Luck Charile had an episode that reveals that Bob and Amy Ducan were not really married and they had to get married again to have an actual license. So they basically had their first four kids out of wedlock without realizing it. But the show didn't treat that part as weird. The Amazing World of Gumball also had an episode that implies that Richard and Nicole conceived Gumball out of wedlock and didn't make it werid either.
Totally!! I also liked how they didn't make it weird that Cyrus' parents were divorced and had remarried, and instead just introduced him as having 4 parents and it being totally normal!!
This show is actually not that bad. In the pilot, it has a pretty good reveal that Andi’s sister is actually her mother. And, yeah. Everyone may only know Asher Angel as Billy Batson in Shazam!, but only the real fans know him as Jonah Beck in this show.
By the way, how many actors starred in this type of shows, and now appeared in Hollywood productions
Is that girl or boy
That was actually the original reason I watched Shazam when it came out, because I saw guy from Disney show I liked
@@juliangandara9552Not the grandpa. He's probably in jail.
Asher will always be Jonah before Billy in my eyes lmao
I still remember when I used to watch this show with my grandma. She moved in one day and we shared rooms for the majority of her time. She died recently, and unfortunately for me, I saw it happen. This show is a reminder of those times I’ve spent with her, and while looking back I wish I could’ve done more for her, reflecting on those memories brings me a sense of peace and nostalgia. I doubt you’ll see this, but thank you, Alex. I want you to know that you’ve made me smile today, like this show did when it first aired, and like my grandma did before she passed. God bless.
Removing an entire show that hundreds of people worked on due to the actions of a single person is insane. Just make sure he gets ZERO money from royalties from it and call it a day.
I wish that's how it worked but even if you get fired for sexual harassment at a fast food place you have to get paid for what you've worked let alone something that's makes money Everytime it's shown/watched... It's sad and ultimately sucks... But they'd have to remake the entire show with out him in order for him not to get royalties... I know how you feel and bitch ass inhumanes don't deserve to get money even if they did do the work but sadly we live in a capitalist country...
They can't, he's legally owed money... :/
Openly gay characters, young people taking on more responsibilities (in secret/or more than necessary ), being free, independent children etc. etc. These shows will always be MAGNETS to wicked ways and people.
@@MuchuutheSensiblewhat? lmfao, what’re you talking about
@@MuchuutheSensible what a weird way to say you're a homophobe
I also liked how they dealt with Jonah’s panic attacks, like they didn’t demonize it, or make it into a super power like most shows would, but they dealt with it in a way that in my mind, felt natural
I had a "friend" in middle school who was a pathological liar and she used to recount episodes from this show like they were things that happened to her. good times lol
Thats not funny,thats messed up
Why does everyone have at least one pathological liar friend from their school days?
I had one that had our whole friend group believing she had a twin sister and her "twin" would sometimes take her place at school and no one but me saw through that...good times indeed lol
what episodes in specific that's crazt
Dang dude, I'm so sorry that happened to you!
I knew a girl who was just like that, but later I came to think it was a coping mechanism for dealing with her hard life.
Unfortunetly, me and my friends all really enjoyed hating her and talking about her behind her back and then she just sort of disappeared out of our lives.
I think about her all the time and wish I'd done things differently.
this was one of my favorite disney shows growing up, i was so sad and confused as to why it was cancelled. i definitely did not expect THAT to be the reason why it was cancelled…
I was not expecting the plot twist that her sister is actually her mom, I was shook 😅 especially since I’ve never thought Disney would do a show about a girl learning she had a teen mom. Compared to their other shows which mostly had laugh tracks, I appreciated that this one didn’t have that. It was refreshing and definitely had that ABC Family type of vibe in the beginning, which made it very different from the rest of Disney Channel shows. One of the best shows from the modern Disney Channel era (late 2010s), especially the first season. Also this is what Girl Meets World could’ve and should’ve been.
Agreed, much like Stuck in the Middle, I appreciated the single camera format and lack of laugh track. It was more grounded in reality.
When I first saw the episode & that storyline I thought Disney had finally hit puberty. 🥰✌🏻
I'll be real with yall I couldn't get into the show after the first episode. Not that I didn't like it I just didn't have a strong interest one way or the other. I'm happy everyone else loves this show though! Don't let my comment ruin your enjoyment of it😊
SPOILER 🙆🏾♂️
@@darwinbowman8512personally I had the same feeling, I didn't like the show the first time I watched it, but then a friend of mine told me to watch it up to episode 5 at least, then came the drama and it was really good
My jaw DROPPED at 8:47 I never expected they’d have something like that in a Disney Channel show!! Amazing
Trust me. It was thee most shocking thing ever. I remember sitting there, watching it, and being like WHATT?! Lol
this was definitely one of the better Disney channel shows, so messed up stuff that the dad/grandfather did, this show did not deserve the it’s canceling because of the grandfather’s actor
That’s so cool I never Jew that
Sorry wrong comment lmfao
What did he do?
@@Lulu_Loves_Sheeppedo he says in beginning of vid
What happened?!
One of the things this show deserves more credit for is the portrayal of the mean girl. Like they make her the typical Disney channel mean girl in the first season but then by seasons 2 and 3 she’s like trying to redeem herself but it takes loads of time and therapy for her to earn the gang’s trust
I remember people were shipping her with Andi -so was I-
Yeah I loved what they did with Amber. She definitely redeemed herself and became one of the best characters on the show
You guys don't know how hard I was cheering on Cyrus and TJ getting together ever since they first hung out
SAME THEY WERE MY HEARTSTOPPER 🥹💖
IS THERE ANYTHING YOU WANT TO TELL ME
@@molls127 Wdym
@@rosykindbunny1313 it's what they said to each other in THAT scene, lmao
@@lilenwasnothere6867 Ohhhh
This show is probably the first on Disney to deal with topics that are so intensely mature (like lgbtq topics and family issues). I think that this was the peak of Disney channel and showing the full potential of the storytelling Disney gives.
It definitely shows “glimpse” if Disney’s full potential.
As I grew older I stopped watching Disney channel, but this show and ladybug ( I got hooked due to my niece) were the only shows that made me think it reminded me me of the good (old) Disney days and were the only ones I watched (even if I stopped watching the latest seasons..) I liked the topics. And the creator of this show is the same as Lizzie McGuire, a show that I used to love when I was young Lol
i had never seen a disney show like this fr. This show came out around the time my fam got rid of cable and switched to netflix so i never finished it but i remember there being drama bc they made a character gay
You guys should definitely watch Disney Backstage. It deals with Bullying, Mental Illness, and Family Issues. I believe even one of the characters also uses fitness drugs as well.
It's their best show.
I absolutely loved this show.
As a gay jewish middle schooler, I deeply related to Cyrus. They had a whole episode about his Bar Mitzvah, and then one about his family sitting shiva when his Grandma died. I loved how culturally accurate they were. All of the prayers and jewish customs were so real
@@kho6022yeah, people in real life can be multiple types of minority at once.
If you think that's unrealistic then you clearly don't have friends.
@@kho6022 yes? and?
but the amount of labeling is insane, those many labels to one person, especially at such a young age is unnecessary @@venomousbunny9875
@@venomousbunny9875🤣🤣
Go ahead and log out for me bud
i remember how much the twist that andis sister was actually her mum exploded my brain
It was so unusual that a show like that would be on Disney, but it was interesting to watch
This was the child version of Degrassi lol
The funny thing is is my mom knows someone named Andi Mack that literally doesn’t know that her “sister” is her mom. It sounds made up but it’s real😭😭😭 maybe they stole it from her
Fax my sister started watching it and I was crapping on it and then the twist and I was like shooketh
@@emilymeyers6069 wait are you serious?? that’s so wild lol
I think it's really sucky that the majority of this show got ex'd out because of a shitty pedophile actor because this is actually an interesting story. The sudden twist of the older sister revealing to be her mom caught me off guard and wanting to see where this drama goes.
The fact that they cut every episode with the dad is so dub. Kids don't know anything about the dad being a predator. If Disney felt that icky about having him in the show, they could have at least cut him out of the episodes rather than cut the whole episode.
I don't see the problem. The actor in real life was bad, not the show. Its the same problem with throwing the Cosby show down the memory hole just because he was bad in real life.
@@Sir_Adamit's more so every time some one who does some thing bad (regardless of severity rape,murder,drugs, or whatever) they get paid when they physically appear in a TV show or movie or do voice acting they get money... So basically its just do we wanna fund people who did bad things... Like yeah they shouldn't get money but they still did the work for it so they still have to get paid... But honestly I do agree with it though it's along the lines of buying from problematic artists... You get cool stuff but your putting money in bad people's pocket
Pretty sure it has more to do with paying the actor. Rerunning episodes with the guy in it (and especially now, having the episodes available to watch on streaming) means residuals have to be given to that actor.
@@elywahl9520 But if the actor in question is in prison? why should the show they were be censored? they wouldn't be making the money in prison.
@@amazingunreleasedalbums because as messed up as it is it was consensual
10:42 Andi's other friend got in The School For Good And Evil after finishing her High School Musical semesters.😏
this show was always so weird to me cause i actually knew someone in highschool who was in the exact situation of this show, with her kid. her and her brother would refer to the baby as their sister, even though it was her daughter and his niece. i’ve wondered how or even if, that’ll get brought up to her someday.
Dawg that's crazy
@@murderman8578Prior to the era of reproductive freedom, it was SOP when a teenage girl got pregnant to be sent to live with a relative, have the kid, and raise it as their younger sibling. In a country with guaranteed reproductive rights, "Andi Mack" would not exist.
"Tyrus" was my Roman Empire.
Tyrus was my EVERYTHING when I was 12 😅
I loved Andi Mack bc it was just different from normal disney. They addressed unplanned/teen pregnancy, LGBTQ+ relationships, and even gun safety. It was also nice that the family was part asian because it just adds onto the character's identity and showcases some of the culture
Openly gay characters, young people taking on more responsibilities (in secret/or more than necessary ), being free, independent children etc. etc. These shows will always be MAGNETS to wicked ways and people.
bro tj and cyrus was the best dynamic ever and their opposites attract relationship was so cute.
@@MuchuutheSensibleoh you’re spamming this bs
@@brittanybear7738 lmao
@@brittanybear7738 What that man did, and wanted to do was wicked! ...Wanting kids to walk alone, have adult friends, secrets from parents, (not inheritly wicked) but it's grooming. What you are advocating is for a safe haven for wicked ways. YES! I BELIEVE LGBTQ and all immoral ways is wicked. I know this, I never said why, and if you want to know, you're welcome to come sit with me at my home (your welcome here) and I will discuss it openly.
This show I watched in real time when it would come on the Disney Channel, loved this show, Cyrus’s storyline was just adorable 😊💖
One of Disney’s best recent shows. The drama was actually compelling. I was so invested
It was decent in some ways but it got worse
They literally did Miranda dirty
@@duckymomo7935 it went downhill after a while which sucked.
Glad you took this video as an opportunity to write Shrek fanfiction
The only problem I have when Alex reviews TV shows is that unless it's like Riverdale, where he makes multiple videos throughout the shows run, he has to condense everything into one shorter video. Like, he'll talk about the first episode, then almost immediately skip to the end, meaning he kinda just glosses over everything that happens.
For real, I would have loved it if he mentioned the episode about panic attacks. When I first saw that episode, it was like a light bulb went on in my brain. I suffered panic attacks before that, but I didn't know what they were. Finding out what was going on actually helped me manage them.
Well he did say most episodes he couldnt access cause they are removed. So maybe he didnt see those episodes
@@HeartBreakStudiosyea and there's also no reason to go over absolutely everything that happened in the show. Yes, it's an important message, but this is a comedy based channel and I don't think him bringing in such a serious topic in an not so serious environment is the best
@@HeartBreakStudiosHe managed to get footage of the pilot, and that’s not on Disney+
@@jbcatz5 Ah ok, i didnt know that
Fun fact: Lauren Tom (who plays Andi's grandma) plays Number Three on Codename: Kids Next Door.
Also the storyline of Andi's sister being her mom and her mom being her grandma was inspired by Jack Nicholson's unbringing.
Lauren Tom is probably best remembered from Friends. She played one of Ross' girlfriends.
Amy from futurerama
@@NJGuy1973She has a very prolific voice acting career, and was Kevin’s mother on Supernatural.
She also played both Connie and Minh from King of the Hill. I never realized they casted an Asian woman to play them until recently. They did not cast an Asian man to play Kahn, however.
Like I said previously, Andi Mack was the first show to actually push limits. I feel like it was Disney really trying to compete with Nickelodeon who has always pushed the envelope. I still don’t understand why they started to get more mature with this show but couldn’t age up the girl meets world characters & their storyline or work with a more mature Lizzie McGuire reboot. If Cory & Shawn stayed in high school for the entire run, it would’ve gotten old real fast. I also recently discovered they went from 6th grade to 9th grade in two seasons. 😂
Lmao true nick is edgy af
If you're referring to boy meets world or girl meets world at the end of your comment, neither shows have the characters in 6th grade. Both shows start with the cast in 7th grade.
@@dancingsun2 Corey & Shawn start in the sixth grade. If you count seasons 2-5 that’s four years of high school graduating in season 5.
Well now that Hulu is merging with Disney+ and rated r moves, TV-MA shows are coming from Marvel, I don’t see why Disney executives would be against letting Lizzie McGuire acting like a mature 30 year old. Just do it like the iCarly revival.
@@reannagordon I believe Hilary had said it was something along the lines of Lizzie’s husband had cheated or at least that’s what the original creator wanted & had written for the new series & Hilary was on board with the concept. Basically an infidelity storyline & Disney made this face 😡 & said no. So they scrapped the whole idea with Terri Minsky (OG creator) stepping down because Disney didn’t want a more mature storyline & Hilary herself saying “No I’m out deuces” because Disney wants a not Sachron but not a serious tone to the show & that’s what Hilary & Terri wanted. They even asked Disney put it on Hulu & they still said no. 🤷🏽♀️
Andi Mack had an interesting hook but what really kept people was THE tyrus ship
Alex should cover Gravity Falls so he can roast my childhood
Yesss
He rarely covers cartoons. He once made a video about why he doesn't do that often.
7:00 "First you hold it, and then you throw it"
Drowning rizz
Andi Mack was honestly really important for disney, like it needed to happen
And now Disney is just mass producing shows and movies with repeated storylines and without enough advertising or too much advertising with bad movies getting loads of publicity and good movies going under the radar. They also have a very deep-rooted goal of undoing all that Walt Disney created because apparently Mulan wasn't impowering enough. Also Disney is being boycotted because they've not considered donating their billions of dollars to a country that is being b*mbed on the same level of Hiroshima and did choose to donate money to a people who's government blew them up and blamed the first country.
I remember loving the theme song for this show so much. It helped me through the decision to not finish college. With the economy and my parents putting a ton of pressure on me and my brothers getting a college education, and realizing how hard I struggled with getting homework done and how miserable and worthless it made me feel, I knew I couldn’t deal with it. But not having a degree makes me really scared for the future. Even now, I look back and wonder if I really made the right decision, and it gets me a bit choked up remembering all those emotions. This theme song was just the song that reminded me how exciting the unknown can be, and that helped me feel relief from that college stress.
still mad knowing that Tj and Cyrus were suppose to be shown together more next season but was cancelled 😭
Huh😭 I thought buffy was dating tj. I’m way behind
@@emilymeyers6069 buffy likes marty and tj's gay, lmaooo
@@emilymeyers6069 No, TJ and Marty are two very different characters. I know that part gets a bit confusing since the two actors look similar. lol
In my head they got together happily ever after. Would have loved a tyrus spin off, I sometimes just rewatch their storyline
I’m so sad the show was cut short and half the episodes have disappeared 😭 this was my favourite show in my mid teens. I want it to come back very bad
geez i thought these kids were so old when i watched this, now in the first season they look like babies 🥺
sameee 😭
I can't even express the amount of love I felt for this show. Genuinely, I want to rewatch the entire show. And I will if I find a way to. Plus I've forgotten a lot of stuff so it'd be like watching it for the first time all over again. Also I had NO IDEA about the issue with the man who played Andi's father. I will never look at that character the same way again...
this show was so great! it didnt deserve to get cancelled
It actually did because it progressively gets worse
They did Miranda dirty
@@duckymomo7935miranda sucks
@@duckymomo7935while I wish they approached the story line to be Andi having to accept his father found new love and has to take care of the child as his own, I do see how important it is for adults to navigate manipulative tactics such as what Miranda did.
@@fairymystonight1783big agree
The premise of Mom who hasn't been around, to reveal she's not your sis. Does sound like a nice premise for a ABC family comedy drama.
Fun fact: the girl who played Andi Mack was also the main character in the Prom Pact.
I knew she looked familiar🥲🥲 omg how did I not notice
I remember her from shameless even though it was only a few episodes
@@paleigh9530 who is she in shameless
Yup
@@nalahd166she was part of the refugees veronica and kev let stay in their house
After the “i never forget a foot” line Bex goes “well that should come in marginally useful” and this is why i love her
I’m so happy you did this show. It definitely reminds me of the old school Disney shows. It’s unfortunate that it had to end the way it did.
I was a fifth grader when I saw the trailers on Disney Channel so I watched the first season and I actually really liked it! It was different from Jessie and KC Undercover, and until this day I really appreciate how bold they were considering how Disney is. It's too bad most of the episodes are pratically gone, only a handful are present on Disney Plus
i love this show! even though i was a little too old to watch disney channel at that time, i stuck around for it because it was so sweet. and they tried to tackle more serious subjects to the best of their abilities. it always felt realistic, like it's just kids being kids, their reactions to things felt real,the situations they were in also were realistic, i just liked it. and they were really good at introducing a bully/mean person and having them go through a redemption, like they're just kids, they don't know everything. tj and cyrus, forever my favourites, like yes the first gay character, but you give him a love interest that actually likes him back? that is so sweet.
and i love that they just had Millicent simmonds right before she hit it big with a quiet place, like she was just an extra in season one because they filmed at her school, but the creator liked her and so she got her to be in a 2 episode arc in season 3 even if at that point she was already getting big with a few movies.
8:53 Literally everyone’s first reaction😂
I never watched Andi Mack growing up, but visiting it for the first time really provides a fresh, interesting perspective. This show dealt with serious topics in a subtle yet effective way, and I feel like people should definitely take notes on how a show like this can pull such a shocking plot twist without coming off as inappropriate for kids.
Andi Mack was my favorite show growing up and I'm still happy that it was. I completely forgotten Jonah dealt with panic attacks till I saw a comment here but then it all came back to me and I was like "Oh my god, he did" and that was honestly my first time as a kid hearing and learning about panic attacks. Then Cyrus figuring out his identity and coming out as gay was a game changer to me cause 1, I never really saw different sexualities on TV so I was still learning about that stuff when I was younger, and 2, I am bisexual now and have also dealt with / currently dealing with coming out and accepting myself. I also remember an episode of Buffy where some kid said he couldn't see the board because of her hair and blamed her for failing his test or something and THE SCHOOL TOLD HER TO START STRAIGHTING IT- like that baffled me as a kid. Then I remember there was this episode I really liked I think they were celebrating Lunar New Year (Please correct me if I'm wrong) and I just remember them like setting off the lanterns into the sky with their wishes in them. It show just felt so real and stuff. I'm so glad I grew up with it.
Still remember watching it the first time it aired and the absolute shock I had when they revealed Bex's secret
10:30 those are two separate ppl? No way 😭
The ppl who casted the guy love interest have a type
Cyrus did originally have a crush on Jonah
Yeah Andi Mack is a weird show when most of your first season is missing.
just pirate it
@@BbuyTheStars That’s not the point
Which is dumb because Pops is only in 7 episodes in the first season and they removed some of those episodes
It's not actually "gone from existence". It's just not streaming on Disney+. If you buy it on UA-cam or another third party you can legally stream all episodes.
The fact I always kept thinking about this show but I never remembered the name 💀
This was one of the last childrens TV shows i can remember my now 19 year old daughter actually liking enough to watch . I think my now 15 year old daughter watched a bit of it but not that sure how into it she was. I do remember asking about it once and getting this whole lore. Not that spending time with my kids is ever a problem, but sometimes i do wish id pick my questions better. 😅😅😂😂😂
Whoever wrote that TJ-Cyrus-Kira storyline esp. with the costume plot just knew. They were in the know with that one, I can feel it.
I used to love this show, but my parents said it was too dramatic and made me stop watching it, but I recently found it again at 16 and I now realize what they meant lol
That’s too bad, nothing in the show was explicit or offensive.
@@joelroman6839exactly 😊
@@joelroman6839it wasn’t! I watched it as a kid!
Thank you so much for making this video! I was obsessed with this show from 2018 to like a year after it finished, and I especially loved the relationship between TJ and Cyrus! It's a great show and I'm so grateful that you covered it! ❤
andi mack was my SHOW back when it first aired. watched the premiere, every episode every week like to this day i hold so many fond memories of it. everyone has that one show from their childhood and this was definitely mine
The grandma mom looks so familiar- it’s Julie from friends. She’s aged so well
Okay, as someone who is half Asian, no Asian parent would allow anyone to wear shoes inside the house.
I weirdly loved this show. The premise is somehow fun and all the characters are great.
OMG I'm so excited I've been waiting on this since I voted in the poll! Andi Mack had a chokehold on me in 2017 and I even have a poster of the Good Hair Crew on my bulletin board and a drawing of Jonah Beck I did!
This show makes so much more sense knowing that 3/4ths of it got deleted, I also never got that her sister was her mom so the dots are all rlly connecting now
I never watched Andi Mack but the first time I heard of it was for a promo BEFORE the series premiered and I KNEW the plot twist was going to be that the sister was going to be the mom
That promo was a voice over of Andi talking about how awesome her sister was and then the sister says "I have a secret to tell you" or something like that AND I KNEW
So happy you did a video on this show. My favorite show from disney. It makes me so happy
I remember watching the episode where Cyrus and TJ held hands..It changed my brain chemistry when I was eight, and it was such a kid friendly way of introducing children to a gay relationship! This show was really before it's time!
That’s not how gay relationships work
@@duckymomo7935 It was their first time showing each other they liked each other and they ended up dating for a while after so yeah it is 😍
@@keelinbarron7221 gays are rarely monnogamous and they also commit much more violence
@@duckymomo7935 ??? how do they work, exactly?
I don’t ever want you touching my childhood shows again.
I'm a person who didn't grow up watching Disney movies and TV shows, but thank to you Alex and your videos you make me a Disney's child, and here I am just wasting another week finishing your videos and avoiding my responsibilities
Same
As someone named Jonah Beck I decided to Google myself and was greeted with pictures of Asher Angel so I have been well aware of this show for a while and whenever they said my name in the clip I jumped
6:49 Are you *sure* this show was Disney Channel and now Nickelodeon?
I'm SO happy you did this, this was my faverite show as and kid and was so sad to see that I could no longer watch it. Thank you :)
Andi Mack came out at a time were I was really finding myself in the world for the first time so the show actually means alot to me.
I was opening up to the world and hit some bumps to put it lightly 😂
But in all seriousness what I was going through felt like a dark abyss I had little chance of surviving and this show just hit me in the right spot.
When I was at my lowest I got a dog, she is my everything she saved my life, her name is Andi.❤❤❤
this show was SO GOOD UGH, i loved the topics it tackled, was absolutely obsessed in 2017
Not even gonna mention Amber and her pretty nice redemption arc?
I would read the HELL out of your Bowser and Shrek fanfic. Steamy...
Cyrus being gay was honestly nice to see a character like that actually stick around for more than 8 seconds on a tv show back when this was airing
AHHHHH IT ALL MAKES SENSE NOW. He's like this cuz he was a sailor moon guy
Beep beep boop
5:30
I need a part two of that fan fic
Bro what
Andi Mack was the only Disney show I ever got into.... I never realized this show was so wack.... thx for the trip down memory lane.
I almost got into trouble with my dad watching this. He walked in my room during a party and asked what we were all watching and I said Andi Mack and he raced down the stairs and in front of the tv to see this. I asked him why he was so alarmed and he said he thought it was something else. After research and talking to him about a year ago, he thought I said “Allee Mack”. Two completely different types of material. IYKYK
I don't know, but admittedly, I'd like to!
@@damienearl8302 Allee Mack was an adult entertainer
@@earnieboy54 Oh, I suppose that makes sense!
i mean I think andi mack could totally do rated r stuff
I miss this show so much. I'm no older than most of the cast members and i feel like i grew up with them.
I don’t want to hear any Andi Mack slander in these comments. This show is amazing.
Agreed
It was aight, but it progressively gets worse as they had gay characters which was bad, they had Miranda a terrible written character, Noah who just becomes a pretty face season 3 with no personality,
@@duckymomo7935 Womp womp show was amazing hush.
@@Absolute_Silly_Willy nah this show was ass😂😂
@@duckymomo7935you hate the show because it has a gay character?
As a 13 year old who watched all these shows (Bunk'd, Stuck in the Middle, Jessie, Andi Mack, etc) I love this channel.
SAME
5:45 what in the wattpad is this😂?
Fr lol
I was heartbroken when the show ended and now I'm heartbroken to hear that a lot of the episodes were removed because the actions of one man. I understand not wanting to show or see him, but he was only one character. It's a shame that the work of so many talented people won't be shown because of one person. They could have cut out his scenes or something like that. The rest of the cast and crew should not be punished for the actions of one person.
I really liked this show and I liked how they introduced the gay character. They didn’t make a big fuss over it because at the end of the day, Cyrus being gay didn’t change the bond they already Built with him and who he was as a person.
I mean they, as in Andi and Buffy, don't make a fuss over it. But remember Cyrus being scared, is that a good word, by the realization that he was gay. Because at that point in the show he had a "Girlfriend" and Jonah was "With" Andi. So he was afraid of the social implications.
As you said though "Cyrus being gay didn’t change the bond they already".
I love the show Andi Mack so much! I was in college when it was being released so I was definitely older than the target age demographic, but I think this show was aimed at an older age than most Disney Channel shows. I was hoping with Disney+ launching that Disney would make more shows like Andi Mack, but that hasn't happened. Andi Mack felt like the rare show in this day and age that was for all ages. It wasn't too mature or inappropriate for kids, but it also wasn't too silly and juvenile for adults. I wish there were more shows like that.
the dog shirt was totally the right thing to wear to see ur crush
“That is gigilter fish…. And I’m gay”
The pacer test thing in the Shrek/Bowser crackfic made me lol.
this video alone made me subscribe..thank god for youtube recommended
No wait! I need the Shrek/Bowzer fanfic! Can I get a link to that please?!
My favorite underrated show i stopped watching tv in middle school THEN FOUND THIS AMAZING SHOW
Tyrus was a cataclysmic ship… they did the bully trope so well
disney ROBBED us of tyrus content and ill never forgive them
SAME TYRUS WAS THE BEST I MISS THEM 😭💖
No need to joke about death