Something that I hate the most about this episode is how this was the final appearances of both Vicky AND Poof until the new wish reboot, and they were essentially demoted and barely appeared at all in season 10 until this episode. And Vicky is NOT hiding her true maniacal nature to Mr. Turner, and Poof’s only purpose was to do nothing but make random impressions of famous people.
This is a much better edited video! Great job! As for the episode, this was actually when I gave up on the show after watching it practically from the beginning. I did watch the series finale out of curiosity and I still don't have the words. The only other times I returned for the series finale of a show I fell out of love with and stopped watching were Jessie, Girl Meets World and The Big Bang Theory. What was your series finale returns? Changing the subject, have you ever watched Nick Knacks from Pop Arena? It's a docuseries where he reviews every Nickelodeon show (or whatever else helped build Nickelodeon) from the very beginning in their own respective videos. And there's a smaller series, Nick Knacks Sample Platter, where he'll take requests to review any episode of any show that ever aired on Nick. I'm hoping someone will request him to review Hunter Street, I Am Frankie, The Bureau of Magical Things, The Astronauts, Side Hustle, Drama Club, Warped!, The Barbarian and the Troll! My request if I had the money would be KidDING! Dongs from Side Hustle as it was a better introduction to the show than the first episode. I recommend the channel in general. As far as recommending shows to watch, The Villains of Valley View and Secrets of Sulphur Springs! The Villains of Valley View is honestly not only the closest thing to a decent current running live action kidcom that HASN'T gotten cancelled yet, it's a better Disney Channel sitcom than Jessie, A.N.T. Farm, Shake It Up, Jonas or Hannah Montana. And I like all those shows...to an extent. Varying degrees of extent but extent nonetheless. There are some things I would've done differently like writing WHEN it's neccesary for Hartley to find out the secret or the antogonists, but it's personally a relief from all the badly acted/written sitcoms from Disney or Nickelodeon that still get renewed for more seasons (COUGH Young Dylan COUGH) Secrets of Sulphur Springs is the channel's first attempt at a drama since the early 2000s and does a great job keeping the audience's attention and keeping them guessing while not talking down to them! They may not have the same amount of shock value or hilarious jokes that Amphibia and The Owl House are famous for, but compared to so many live action kids shows from the 2020s, it's a step above the rest! It's one of the few shows for any age group that knows what it wants to be and sticks with it all the way through!
Funny enough, I actually commented on the official re-edit of this on MrEnter's channel and commented he should have used the live-action reboot in place of the Season 10 intro since the former is more recent as well as that the official re-edit is recent.
There we go, much better! Someone did something similar with his Cans Without Labels review. Personally, I'd like to do something similar with his Dorbees review some day. While I don't think it's a StarGiant video, it's one that I'd like to have fun with implementing his avatars with. I'd also add in my own voice in the prologue to that review just so it doesn't sound like John's talking to himself, and to practice a little voice acting myself. Speaking of, I'd definitely like to do one similar to his Norm of the North 2 review; give it a better editing job, play the role of one of the Norm execs, only I'd NOT represent them with my own avatars, (if I ever get an original one) and probably combine both parts into one.
If you ask me, if 'Fairly Odd Movie: Grow Up Timmy Turner' was decent and the series ended there and then. (I mean if it was more of a bridge to the ending of 'Channel Chasers' instead of a retcon). People would look back on FOP more fondly. But there's no use wishing or wondering what might've been. Let's pray that the upcoming 'Phineas and Ferb' revival doesn't suffer a similar fate. Also: 12:56 In the words of Lisa Simpson, Cartoons don't have to be 100% realistic.
I'm being really pedantic here, but all the Disney shows you listed off at 5:38 were actually done in Toonboom (with the exception of Moon Girl, which uses a hybrid of Toonboom and hand-drawn animation) Your editing was really good though- way better than she who we shall not name lol
