The Collapse of Sam & Cat

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0:00 Intro
8:35 Season 1, Episodes 26-30
1:31:46 #Crimes
1:36:12 Pinboard Segment: The Ships in #TheKillerTunaJump
2:03:48 Pinboard Segment: That Time Billiam Got Hacked
2:08:45 Pinboard Segment: Sam & Cat’s First Legacy Character
2:39:02 Intromission: The Lil’ Sam & Cat Show 2
2:49:18 Intermission: Swindle
3:46:38 Season 1, Episodes 31-34, and the Final #Crimes
4:44:00 Legacy, Downfall, and What Happened to the NSU
5:01:30 The Lost Episodes
5:07:49 Sam & Cat’s Legacy in the NSU
5:18:04 Pinboard Segment: Goomer
6:50:33 Jennette McCurdy
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@QuintonReviews 7 месяцев назад

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@mariofanalex4455 7 месяцев назад

I’m very excited to watch this behemoth

@danielsantiagourtado3430 7 месяцев назад

You're amazing 😊😊😊

@skylerloggins4902 7 месяцев назад

Yes !!!

@vitaminwater9662 7 месяцев назад

Billiam rocks

@G_FRE 7 месяцев назад

Resubbed! This also counts as a milestone 2:08:25

@SqueenTangerine 7 месяцев назад

Nickelodeon allowing Ariana to miss filming days while forcing Jennette to work right after her MOTHER died is still one of the most infuriating things I have ever read. So not only does Jennette not get the solo show she was promised, but she also has to grin and bear it when her co-star can just blow off work whenever because she's got other projects. And then they have the audacity to try and make her take hush money after throwing her under the bus? I hope she laughed in their faces when she said no. And I hope her book sales made TRIPLE what they offered.

@TheAtemAndrew 7 месяцев назад

Apparently it's sold over 2 million copies. From a quick google, a self-published author generally makes between 40-60% royalties and traditionally published authors make between 10%-20%. Looks like hardcover sells for between $20-28, Kindle sells for $15-28, and audio book is $13.50. So from anywhere between 27 mil to 56 mil in sales, she'd theoretically get between $2.7 mil to 11.2 mil. So... MUCH more than they offered her, to say nothing of moral justness and peace of mind.

@gemstone4264 7 месяцев назад

I bought her book in audio (she narrates it and its a fucking heartwrenching yet hilarious reading of it) but im literally going to buy a physical copy because i like it so much. don't worry, she's gonna make money and be comfortable the rest of her life i hope.

@fulcafcoffee 7 месяцев назад

As someone from the book industry, she was likely offered millions in advance and probably is going ro make royalties for a long time. Especially if you consider that translation copies internationally are coming out still, and may sell through 2030. She definitely made that back triple

@jonnitsunami6504 7 месяцев назад

I think she also said she was getting movie offers n they were telling her no but letting Ariana miss half a season on tour. That’s so foul.

@jonnitsunami6504 7 месяцев назад

@@fulcafcoffeehow do you get royalties on a book?

@iluvsonicxshadow 7 месяцев назад

There's something kind of bittersweet about knowing Miranda and Jeanette were actually really good friends during iCarly, and that Miranda was one of her first, best, and longest friendships despite them growing apart.

@PR0MAN01 7 месяцев назад

And near the end they're still really close. Sure they disagreed on the iCarly reboot, but Miranda understood why she didn't wanna do it and they left it there. It's nice to see a genuinely good person in Jenettes life

@thomasstone3480 7 месяцев назад

honestly having watched all of this with no attachment to or nostalgia for these shows, and this being my only window into them: thank christ that the overall destructive influence of this environment missed one sweet thing, and gave jeannette a lifeline like if their adult friendship didn't hold in the same way, that's a bummer, but she has tools to handle that now- i was waiting for some shoe of profound heartbreak or cruelty to drop with that, the first nice thing that ever happened (in the narrative, anyway) and it's a genuine relief that it didn't

@bluz1864 7 месяцев назад

and it sounds like they only really grew apart in the sense that they don't talk as often anymore and that's not so weird when we get older anyway. It sounds like their talks aren't as often but they are just as strong as before. That's nice to know

@vanimalhotra2995 7 месяцев назад

Jennette talks about it in her book it is really sweet

@ChampionTom 7 месяцев назад

I feel like the way the reboot handles Sam’s absence is really heartfelt and mature. Basically Carly and Freddie wax poetic about how Sam is tough and can handle anything the world throws at her. It almost feels like they’re talking directly to Jennette when they say it. Like they’re saying “If what happened to you happened to us, I doubt we would’ve made it through.”

@natalie9978 5 месяцев назад

Miranda promising that her and Jennette would be paid the same salary... while the rumor was that Sam and Cat ended because of a salary difference... oh my poor heart I'm crying

@chirstinasilver7274 4 месяца назад

I thought that part of the book was implying that both girls knew Jennette was paid less than Miranda during iCarly but couldn't do anything about that honestly... didn't make that connection till now

@pnd-uc8bt Месяц назад

@@chirstinasilver7274it’s sad she was even trying to promise her friend that when she was a child as well. The things these literal children had to worry about and go through in that industry makes me sick.

@cofeespear4992 4 месяца назад

Jennette McCurdy and her abusive mom is definitely a good example for the quote "Every child deserves a parent but not every parent deserves a child"

@jskywalker58 11 дней назад

Unfortunately children don't get to chose their parents

@SaintMarianne 7 месяцев назад

Massive respect to Goomer’s actor Zoran for being the one to get her out of there during the panic attack.

@larissabrglum3856 7 месяцев назад

When Quinton got to this part, I yelled, "GOOMER IS THE BEST!"

@Fenrigalo 7 месяцев назад

Goomer's actor is a real one for that, holy shit

@mhmtakeyatime9000 7 месяцев назад

Now I love goomer!

@CoolAnagram 7 месяцев назад

I need to get off Twitter cause I immediately read that as "groomer" and I was so fucking confused

@abdalln8554 7 месяцев назад

He seems like such a cool dude but i'll always think of a DND villain whenever I hear his name. ....a good villain atleast.

@macaronisex 7 месяцев назад

The idea of a teenage girl from California with a weird abusive relationship with her mother singing a country song about moving to California and missing her mother is so tragic and surreal it’s almost poetic

@ruliak 7 месяцев назад

When she put the picture of her mom on the fridge in the video i was like oh good lord...

@1WEareBUFO1 7 месяцев назад

Her book was a real trip, too 😢

@Lucifersfursona 7 месяцев назад

The stuff in icarly with Sam’s mom that Jeanette had to go through (with her actual dangerously abusive mother watching her act) sounds like a level of hell

@katef390 7 месяцев назад

my mom is a morning show host on a country radio station. jennette did a private performance at the studio and she played this song. i got to meet her that day. looking back at the photo of us... makes me feel sick. it's blatantly obvious now that she was so unhappy. she tried hard to relate with every kid there and give them a special moment even in her time of pain. i deeply respect her.

@dracocrusher 7 месяцев назад

It's almost like if you made this as a movie from scratch with this plot, it would HAVE to be a dark comedy, if that makes sense. Because the surrealness of just how insane and all over the place these events are feel like they only make sense in that really fucked up context of hyper juxtaposed irony about absurdly dark subjectmatter. I don't know how you could even remotely write a scene where a man watches a Christian movie and just suddenly realizes he's Jesus in any other way than having it be played off as a really fucked up bit of dark satire, everything about this is just unreal! Like you couldn't play this shit straight without being called out for making something way too on the nose for the project.

@tuney7319 6 месяцев назад

First half: hehe sam and cat mischief Midway through: entire plot summary of the swindle movie by nickelodeon Final half: dark retelling of a real life story about assault, trauma and abuse

@jadenbryant9283 4 месяца назад

Yeah it's a whiplash a nessacray one but yeah it was a fucking a whiplash

@maddiemcnugget1076 3 месяца назад

As someone in the Swindle part of the video... not ready for the final part even though I am familiar with Jeanette's life.

@tuney7319 3 месяца назад

@@maddiemcnugget1076 i read the book previously to watching this so i was already familiar with all the gorey details, though having it recapped put it into perspective

@vannalaws1692 4 месяца назад

Sometimes the internet works in beautiful ways. Sometimes, a man complains about the wiki for a children's sitcom slacking in its coverage of a minor character and the wiki produces a page on that character seemingly overnight.

@t1gerbread 7 месяцев назад

how did a nine and a half hour sam and cat review just convince me to get sober and turn my life around

@JB-bc2ry 7 месяцев назад

Needed words can come from the most unexpected places sometimes

@thebeetleball 7 месяцев назад

Life works in funny ways like that, best of luck to you

@bekkahboodles 7 месяцев назад

God bless you and best of luck ❤

@QueenFondue 7 месяцев назад

You can do this. You're worth it.

@isaacjosephh 7 месяцев назад

SAME

@Hallogenex 7 месяцев назад

I like how over 30 hours of content later he's still calling this a 'Mini' series

@GaffsNotLaffs 7 месяцев назад

It’s actually over 40 hours.

@JenerikEt 7 месяцев назад

The man has aged at least twice

@yemmohater2796 7 месяцев назад

I guess technically it's a miniseries because it has a limited number of episodes?

@jimmygames5557 7 месяцев назад

He's got a good sense of humor I'd smoke a fat joint with him.

@Theamazingstickboy1 7 месяцев назад

I've never seen him in the same place as Ken Burns, just saying

@blurrycryptid 5 месяцев назад

Fun fact for the comment section: apparently Zoran Korach really is his name (Goomer’s actor). He’s of Serbian descent and he speaks Serbo-Croatian. He plays a lot of Eastern European characters. My guy has played someone named Vladimir/Vlad on like three separate occasions.

@maddiemcnugget1076 3 месяца назад

I can totally see the start of his career being the "intimidating bouncer" character. I wouldn't be surprised if he was actually in Swindle as one of the body guards.

@gast321 Месяц назад

The absolute king👑

@modernworfaremaster 4 месяца назад

Jennette’s story is horrifying…the only consolation is that she is finally in a much better place now, and she’s finally getting to write, which is clearly her favorite creative outlet. I’m genuinely and a little selfishly really excited about her next book

@wadespencer3623 7 месяцев назад

The blooper episode celebrating their oldest main cast member's long career is actually kinda sweet. Older actors (especially actresses) tend to lose a lot of prestige, so having her be the one that the kids are most excited to see for her long and successful career is cool.

@eatatjoes6751 7 месяцев назад

They.

@eliasmg9144 7 месяцев назад

@@eatatjoes6751 insert venom's they/them because we are two guys joke in here

@TheEndKing 7 месяцев назад

@@eliasmg9144 "WE are Venom!"

@elizabethb4168 7 месяцев назад

Yeah, that's actually a nice moment

@MightyMewtron 6 месяцев назад

I found it kind of odd that Quinton made fun of that because it felt like a genuine appreciation of older sitcom work. There's a lot in that episode that really, really sucks in hindsight but that bit seems cute.

@zadocr675 7 месяцев назад

I can never get over Jennette's mom typing that email after the TMZ photos and then having the NERVE to say "P.S. send money for a new fridge"

@cmcoy5982 7 месяцев назад

Right? It made me put the book down when i read that. I literally had to take a walk to get over it

@DemonLordSparda 7 месяцев назад

I don't know how she made it through everything. I don't know what I would do, but I feel like my psyche would fracture. On some level I know you get used to situations, but it was too much and too frequent. She's remarkably strong to have gotten through it. I'm glad she's able to tell these stories, because things have to change when it comes to raising children. Parents get away with too much, and so do production studios. Like Jeanette's grand father mentioned, she deserved time to actually be a kid.

@MyDancingShoes 7 месяцев назад

@@DemonLordSparda "I feel like my psyche would fracture" is exactly what it feels like. When my parents did similar things to me, it felt like my brain was breaking in half and I was going insane.

@haydenfletcher3862 7 месяцев назад

I got one rule "If I'm not your kid then you can get your own fridge."

@LordLemmysLabs 7 месяцев назад

Narcissism is a hell of a drug

@gmrb5249 6 месяцев назад

Something funny is that when you mentioned that thing about Sam and Jade being "The same character", is that both of them had the same Voice Actress in the Latin American Dub.

@rimfire8217 5 месяцев назад

Did they make a Latin American Dub for Sam and Cat?

@gmrb5249 5 месяцев назад

@@rimfire8217 Yes, usually when dubbing yo Spanish they make 2 Dubs one for Spain and one for Latin America

@italucenaz 4 месяца назад

Hispanic American Dub, in Brazil it was different VAs

@GippyHappy 3 месяца назад

So when they met in Sam and Cat it was just one chick talking to herself?

@woha6 4 месяца назад

Hot take, I actually kind of love Goomer as a representation of intellectual and developmental disability. Goomer is extremely charismatic, kind, funny, and has a job, friends, independence, and an all around fulfilling life. I think we are laughing with Goomer, someone who is aware of his disability, but has friends who love him for his charming personality and many unique strengths and knowledge that makes Goomer Goomer. He does not have to have traditional smarts or social skills to be a valuable friend to our main cast, and nearly anyone he meets. When Goomer sleeps over with Sam and Cat, Cat is immediately goes to comfort a now semi-verbal Goomer. She talks him through his feelings, and helps him find coping skills to handle a very real feeling of abandonment a lot of people with IDD (Or anyone) can feel when loved ones are far away, or they feel abandoned. Goomer’s most positive traits remind me of all my favorite things about a lot of the people I have known with IDD. I think they would defiantly mess up a acknowledged portrayal of IDD, but when provided as subtext, it feels like the show is telling you that that person who has all these nurodiverse traits as a valuable member of this group, to the point he is called a main character,I feel like it tells kids to actually get to know that “weird” kid in their class. This idea that multiple types of inelegance can work together to pull off impossible things is refreshingly positive for this universe.

@woha6 4 месяца назад

And while the ending of the episode with his mom isn’t great in this context, I think its close to something meaningful. In the end, despite all of his mom’s doubts and fears that Goomer would get hurt in fighting, or couldn’t handle living far from home without her are proven wrong as Goomer shows himself to be a strong and independent adult. Just a little bit of tweaking, and it matches a real struggle a lot of families with IDD children have. In this framing, his mom is aware of his diagnosises, and probably spent a lot of her time helping him as he grew up, likely thinking he would never grow to be independent. Then she finds him, across the country having made a life for himself, and surrounded by people who love him just as he is. She can focus on herself again, knowing her little boy really is all grown up.

@jskywalker58 11 дней назад

Knowing dan and the writers of his sitcoms i assume that was 100% unintentional

@zachcaudell3081 7 месяцев назад

It's nice that I'm Glad My Mom Died is very obviously gonna have more cultural impact than the iCarly revival. Good for Jennette.

@Wabajck 7 месяцев назад

Exactly. The revival is already cancelled and with how streaming has been going lately it will probably get deleted off the platform at some point.

@ma.2089 7 месяцев назад

@@Wabajck you’re acting as tho it’s a good thing lol.

@Tw0Dots 7 месяцев назад

@@Wabajckweird to be rooting for ppl yall claim to care ab losing jobs ❤

@gavin-1237 7 месяцев назад

@@Tw0Dotsgrow up

@getmeouttahere1209 7 месяцев назад

@@Tw0Dotsthe revival was kind of bad tbh, nobody talked about it until Freddie and Carly got together 💀💀 Season 2 went completely under the radar. I’d rather forget about it.

@Dracomasterthefirst 7 месяцев назад

I can only hope Jeanette never has to face horrors like she did again. No child deserves what she went through

@TimeTravelerJessica 7 месяцев назад

I really hope her life ever since the end of what's chronicled in the book has been so boring and peaceful. She has had more drama than any human being should have in a whole lifetime already.

@JH-cn1un 7 месяцев назад

Sadly, known from experiences my best friend had and has, as soon as she has peace and time to heal it will get get much harder as healing is painful and she is no longer in survival mode. I hope she now has a support system and takes whatever help/ therapy she needs ♥️

@TimeTravelerJessica 7 месяцев назад

@@JH-cn1un She is/was definitely in therapy she discusses it in the book. They were focused on her eating disorder obviously but they did work on unpacking ... Everything else.

@uniraffesaur 7 месяцев назад

Having read her book, she HAS made a ton of progress with her health since her Nickelodeon days. I’m obviously not privy to more details, but based on what she wrote, she has a much healthier relationship with food and is doing work she actually feels good about.

@caramelle9263 6 месяцев назад

Quinton has a talent for describing episodes of children’s sitcoms in a way that makes them sound like the plots of Always Sunny episodes. I love it.

@z.m.stewart1996 4 месяца назад

The venn diagram of “people who were preteens during 2013 and might have watched Sam & Cat” and “people who were obsessed with the original Silence of the Lambs film for the entirety of 2013” has one person in it and that was me. That episode was made for me and me only and I didn’t know about it until just now

@thesilentcomposer1278 3 месяца назад

Okay but I became obsessed with The Silence of the Lambs (1991) in 2015 and I only became aware of Sam and Cat that same year when a friend put it on as a joke for us to play a drinking game with so. Maybe the venn diagram isn’t so small?

@user-qf5sv1bl8f 7 месяцев назад

I think the part that had the most impact on me was the fact that someone didn't want Jennette to direct an episode of Sam and Cat. That just made me so so so DAMN angry. Like, WHY?? Did they feel threatened by her? And if it wasn't Dan Schneider, who threatened to quit that was so important?? Those creeps all stuck together to protect themselves, and Jennette was their scapegoat!

@GarLogan78 7 месяцев назад

I wouldn't be surprised if it even came down to a money or pride thing? It looks like in general about four different men directed Sam & Cat. I assume if Jennette did one, that means one episode less salary (And residuals?) for the man that would have directed it.

@breadeater1194 7 месяцев назад

It definitely wasn't Ariana, but damn she'd be an easy scapegoat.

@valkyriedarquese 7 месяцев назад

easy, men hate women and value other men more.

@uniraffesaur 7 месяцев назад

I would be genuinely surprised if it wasn’t Dan. That’s right up the manipulative bullshit alley he paved.

@GreatestHeroDeku 7 месяцев назад

We can all agree Dan Schneider is a piece of rubbish

@Jenninka 7 месяцев назад

You weren’t kidding about child Jeanette’s acting. Her screaming and panicking is too real to be coming out of a child actor

@thomasstone3480 7 месяцев назад

yeah i was not expecting to be moved by a random clip from lifetime- absolutely no wonder that she doesn't have good associations with acting, like the foundational method she had was to cause herself pain

@eatatjoes6751 7 месяцев назад

@@thomasstone3480 Hell, even the *”GIVE ME BACK MY DICE!!!”* scene I mentioned earlier was unsettlingly emotional.

@SmilingCorpse 7 месяцев назад

@@thomasstone3480 Exactly, associating a thing or activity with negative feelings or stimuli will make the person avoid it or stop doing it as soon as possible if it can't be avoided.

@Lucifersfursona 7 месяцев назад

As a kid who learned acting as a form of survival, yeah, there are a lot of things kids can’t lie about and “wow that’s so good” isn’t exactly what they need to hear. It’s more like “holy shit are you okay” Hearing from the people you lie to, “you’re a terrible liar :)” when they haven’t caught you out once is surreal. Like I am so powerful but at what cost. Bro I was not supposed to be a goated liar i was twelve year old

@horimiya7290 7 месяцев назад

She specifically talks about how she acted like that in her book, would highly recommend. It was acting (and her speciality if I remember correctly) but no not good for her at all.

@Revolupine 4 месяца назад

The moment I heard the part about Jennette "hearing the Holy Ghost" feeling like she had to do random things a certain number of times, I instantly caught that it was OCD. I've struggled most of my life with it, and a significant portion of it has involved spiritual OCD, despite the fact that I became nonspiritual right before it started. It seems so silly, but it ruins lives.

@dandelionsystem 4 месяца назад

For anyone worried they have an eating disorder (or one developing) not only is it never too late to get help it is never too early to get help

@SpringdayAutumnmoon 7 месяцев назад

Fred: The Show has a poor reputation exclusively with people who have never watched it and thus don't realize that it secretly has all the elements of a cult classic.

@Xeroforte 7 месяцев назад

Wait is this a copypasta I've seen 3 different people say this just now lol

@SpringdayAutumnmoon 7 месяцев назад

@@Xeroforte it's a true statement

@CleverYoutubeHandle 7 месяцев назад

@@Xeroforte it's a opinion, the only correct one

@Bampire 7 месяцев назад

I agree. I mean this classic series has a line like "Im gonna get that cake, Fred". This show was obvioudly too genius for people with a normal brain to comprehend but only the few people with ADVANCED brains can understand the true amazingness of this show and its deep lore.

@ic236 7 месяцев назад

@@Xerofortehe says this somewhere in the video

@bradugar 7 месяцев назад

It is so funny to think Miranda was cursing at age 14 a lot she always seemed so innocent as Carly but glad she was nice to Jennette that’s very fitting in character

@ChampionTom 7 месяцев назад

Lol I couldn't help but think of that one interview clip where she said "I actually do cuss a little," and that her favorite word was "probably Fuck lmao,"

@oliviacrigger4991 7 месяцев назад

Its easier to imagine her cursing if you look back on her days on Drake and Josh. Definitely something Megan would do lol. Never something Carly would do, but Megan? Yeah

@bradugar 7 месяцев назад

@@oliviacrigger4991 I was too young when that show was airing but from what I know yeah Megan was a lil shit

@Futurebound_jpg 7 месяцев назад

@@oliviacrigger4991agreed 😂

@genderender 7 месяцев назад

do you think that "skunkbag" entered miranda's vocabulary after that episode?

@taylorlevin-he1qe 4 месяца назад

I saw Jennette at Disneyland I didn't ask her for a picture or anything but I rode next to her on the tram you ride into the park from the parkinglot and when I said hi to her I could physically see her cringe thinking I was going to call her Sam but I didn't mention her fame I acted like I didn't know who she was and was just making small talk and she was really really sweet talking about how she wanted to be a writer and she was really excited about it. I think she was with Steven but I can't be sure

@olliek8235 4 месяца назад

3:06:43 the “math club” sign with the “a” written in just messy enough handwriting to pass as an “e” at first glance in the background of this scene really elevates the meth joke

@leomorris7573 7 месяцев назад

man watching jenette's more intense acting scenes as a child made me start crying, its honestly kind of scary how no one on set asked if something was wrong, especially if she looked sad literally all the time

@melanie_kay_6014 7 месяцев назад

And that is what makes me feel extremely uneasy about kids on TV nowadays. Like, every single time I hear anyone praise a child actor for a powerful performance, I think to myself where do these emotions come from? Can there EVER be a child actor who is a happy kid? And even if it's 50-50, why are we allowing this to happen at all?

@kristopherdeer7417 7 месяцев назад

@@melanie_kay_6014 Honestly, at this point, I just don't think having kids on TV is worth it. I don't care if the movie is good. I don't care if the show is funny. I just don't think that it's safe to put kids in the entertainment industry like this. Jeanette's case is tragic, but it's far from exclusive; think of all the child stars who later came out and gave similar stories, or who clearly showed signs of being abused or exploited in the past. And these are only the people who speak up. Think of how many kids are in entertainment; think of how many kids are in similar hells. Even if they have good parents and are genuinely passionate about acting, they should be in a theatre class performing a cheesy rendition of 'Grease', not on a production set where they're at the mercy of hundreds of adults who have power over them. I always felt uneasy about it, but especially after analyzing all the shit the Nickelodeon kids went through, I just can't feel like it's justified anymore. Like you said; why are we allowing this to happen at all? We have plenty of stories we can tell that don't involve having a kid on set being exploited and abused. Hell, people have been getting adults to play teens forever, and adults voice kids in animations 90% of the time. We don't need to actually put real kids in danger. The entertainment industry is just so inherently dangerous to kids, and my heart goes out to all of them. Sorry, this is super rambly, but the video already had me emotional, and your comment just made me want to write a bit lol. All this to say I completely agree with you haha

@jkfecke 7 месяцев назад

Right? Kids really shouldn't be that raw. Watching it knowing what we know now it's clear that the poor girl was in immense, immense pain.

@sophieaquitan4419 7 месяцев назад

I'm almost sure in the book Jennette says that every now and again people would question why she looked so sad, but she would say everything was fine because she didn't know at that point that anything was wrong.

@Sephirajo 7 месяцев назад

watching it made me want to outlaw child acting.

@cooljobsrule 7 месяцев назад

After hours and hours of Quinton specifically avoiding him, finally hearing the name ‘Schneider’ hits like a goddamn jump scare

@wonderstorms4030 7 месяцев назад

i seriously got goosebumps and not the good kind

@Daftanemone 7 месяцев назад

⁠@@wonderstorms4030is because Quinton is on the same level of him? How does someone post an hours long video of a children’s show and not get accused of something?

@moosenman 6 месяцев назад

⁠⁠@@Daftanemone??? What the fuck are you talking about? He’s doing analysis of an entire show, and talking about supplementary material. Have you been looking at the thumbnail and video length and that’s it?

@cheekyhazelnut 6 месяцев назад

@@Daftanemone Are you mentally okay?

@aterribleperson9119 6 месяцев назад

@@Daftanemoneinsane fucking accusation

@pierson9905 4 месяца назад

"Fred: The Show" has a poor reputation exclusively with those who haven't watched it, and thus don't understand that it secretly has all of the qualities of a cult classic.

@bananan7 4 месяца назад

thank you

@user-gp5yz5yz4x 3 месяца назад

I cant believe there are still fred haters out here in 2024 smh

@AHandleFul 14 дней назад

Thank you 🥹

@teenageturtlefan8031 5 месяцев назад

I think a good theory for the Goomer situation is that, in the last episode we see him he's working as the bodyguard of a celebrity right? We know that Frankini is a famous influencer so maybe, after all the Del DeVil thing happened, Goomer ended up feeling awful for doing a bad job with the singer, and Cat (possibly in an effort to make him stop being sadr) tells him he could get another chance at the job with her brother, who just so happens to be looking for a bodyguard/lackey. Goomer accepts, the two meet, fall in love and become partners in crime, having a brief moment of doubt where Goomer tries to make Frankini jealous but eventually coming back together to keep at it.

@jorgerosado2087 7 месяцев назад

Here it is. The end of an era. May Quinton finally rest in peace.

@kylendsnider137 7 месяцев назад

Unless he talks about the reboot. Especially since it just got cancelled and has a definitive end point now.

@patax144 7 месяцев назад

@@kylendsnider137I mean said reboot ended on a big cliffhanger but better shows have gone that way

@skylerloggins4902 7 месяцев назад

True

@ArtMares91 7 месяцев назад

You know he’s gonna post a 12 hour review of season 1 of Zoey 101 once he gets to a million subs right 😭

@skylerloggins4902 7 месяцев назад

@@ArtMares91 that would be awesome ! One of my favorite Nicki sitcoms next to Drake and Josh/ICarly

@kryptidkraken7768 7 месяцев назад

I think the “Did you guys hear that they’re making a Five Nights and Freddy’s movie?” joke is actually better since the video came out after the movie. If Quinton hadn’t talked about the dated references being a result of the video coming out later than intended I wouldn’t have thought twice about it. It being outdated and just coming out of nowhere the way it did is very funny

@victorfunnyman 7 месяцев назад

honestly, dedication to finish such a long thing makes this joke so ironic, because that movie was also in the works for very long, almost like the pun is doubled

@pearline4684 4 месяца назад

8:34:38 I also think what’s important to add is Jenette even reflects on her resentment towards Ariana and how that resentment doesn’t actually have anything to do with her as a person. I think both of these women know this and I think years later they both have an understanding of the situation.

@eljestLiv 5 месяцев назад

THANK YOU for telling me to read this book. I have autism and ADHD, I really struggle with paying attention to books. I paused this video at 9:00:00, bought the book, read it cover to cover in one sitting, something I’ve never done in my entire life before. Every word resonated with me and I have never ever related more to any piece of media ever. I am overwhelmed with emotion and I was left stunned and speechless for a solid 15 minutes after the book ended. Thank you so much, Quinton.

@jadenbryant9283 4 месяца назад

God I can relate so much I really wish I didn't have that

@PokemonkaDub 7 месяцев назад

Sam loving having Nona as her roommate is actually sad when we rememmber what her mother was like in iCarly. She never had this positive maternal figure to watch over her or cook homemade meals. I see that finale as a happy ending.

@christianmancino1672 7 месяцев назад

I agree! It seems framed as Sam being selfish for enjoying it but knowing the full story it just sounds like a story of a poor girl being shown unconditional love and basic dignity for the first time in her life

@MightyMewtron 6 месяцев назад

I agree, I was surprised Quinton said it was a terrible finale because it was probably the closest thing to a happy ending Sam could get in a show as cynical as Sam and Cat. And Cat going to jail is a bummer but serves as a sort of ironic flip. Cat ends up in prison where Sam used to be while Sam gets a chance to be raised by Cat's caretaker.

@saladman420 6 месяцев назад

I agree

@collegerebel 4 месяца назад

@@MightyMewtron Yes, but given what we've seen here about Cat being a danger to others, maybe it's not so bad that she's incarcerated.

@synthiandrakon 7 месяцев назад

Noah Munck having a negative relationship with the icarly franchise is the least surprising thing ever. I mean idk if my self esteem could handle being a bit character where part of the joke was my appearance

@dinosaysrawr 7 месяцев назад

I have no idea how adult actors handle that sort of thing, never mind kids!

@ma.2089 7 месяцев назад

He said he used to get harassed on the street and told to take his shirt off in public. That’s so mortifying.

@gracekim25 7 месяцев назад

Eeee

@robbiekeen2644 7 месяцев назад

I had friends who went to high school with him. By their account he was a really nice and cool guy but would flip if you called him Gibby or treated him like the character. Not really surprising at all even back then. I never got a chance to hang out with him though.

@hankboog462 7 месяцев назад

I think about stuff like this literally all the time. What does it feel like to be the actor for a character who's meant to be gross or ugly or fat or whatever. I can't imagine what that feels like for an adult, much less a child who has to deal with the fact that real people he knows in real life have seen him be made fun of for being a fat shirtless kid on TV

@samuestos6908 4 месяца назад

1 video. 0 complaints about time length. 9 1/2 hours. 1,900,000 views. The math says that you've consumed 2,000 years of viewers life with this single video. That's biblical, powerful, really neat. Great job.

@yannickgrignon2473 3 месяца назад

That's nearly 2,500 years today

@Nunurbusinessp 3 месяца назад

1:11:40 the “Who is Gibby?” Joke is genuinely so funny because you know all those actors get questions like that all the time. Jeanette was using her real irritation to deliver that line 😂

@cosmosis1601 7 месяцев назад

listening to jenette's crying on command is probably the hardest part of this video thus far. it's so genuine, and that's not because she was a good actress, it's because she was so distressed in the moment.

@gamelover260 7 месяцев назад

That is where i stopped for the night and just said no.

@dracocrusher 7 месяцев назад

It's like... not to diss her talent as an actress, but in those moments you really do have to take a step back and realize SHE'S NOT ACTING. I mean, technically she is, but these are real emotions coming out that were being bottled up and it's all for the purpose of her being exploited for people around her. She's NOT acting, this is just how she feels in this fucked up situation basically ALL THE TIME, and it only gets worse from there!

@vulomkaaz 7 месяцев назад

I had to skip those parts, it just felt so awful to sit through. You can hear the genuine pain in her voice

@Queenfan-kh1bz 7 месяцев назад

You're right, that's not acting, it's almost like her mother sent her to the set when she was actually crying and no one was bothered

@Nikkibuh 7 месяцев назад

Have you read her book? (sorry if this is covered later in the video) One of the larger reasons she got gigs in acting when she was younger was supposedly because she could cry on cue. She'd think of sad things happening to her family members to make herself cry. Crying on cue was like a golden goose for child actors.

@jumnyum 7 месяцев назад

the part where you’re saying everyone who’s ever given her a nickname has had a negative impact on her life, followed by tacking on “and you call her sam” is so… absolutely well delivered. I can’t even like, articulate how much that hit in that moment.

@daltonfarris 4 месяца назад

"Fred the show" has a poor reputation exclusively with people who have never watched it, and thus don't understand it secretly has all the qualities of a cult classic.✊🏿

@iloveinvestigating 4 месяца назад

I don’t know why, but hearing Quinton call a bucket a Bouquet at 1:12:35 and remembering the context for it has had me in a giggle fit

@BenMorelliRG 7 месяцев назад

The Schneider's Bakery namedrop after avoiding saying his name all throughout the whole series was so, so good. Masterful display of holding back for the greatest effect.

@TheIncredabad69 6 месяцев назад

frr, i completely forgot about the bakery one, i only remembered danwrp or whatever his twitter handle was

@AsterDXZ 7 месяцев назад

Friendly reminder than Sam and Cat is about 13 and a half hours long, meaning Quinton has spent 8 hours more than the shows’ length talking about the show

@kaileem3048 7 месяцев назад

the way that this video alone is almost as long as the show, like truly insane

@saul94923 7 месяцев назад

To be fair half of that time is spent on other things

@danjo2080 7 месяцев назад

Gosh. And that's just the footage after editing. No telling how many hours went into writing, filming, and editing this masterpiece of a body of work. I hope Quinton's brain recovers. 🧠

@danjo2080 7 месяцев назад

And his poor eyes!

@vapxrangel_ 7 месяцев назад

wait but if the show is 13 hours and the video is 9 hours how is that more than the shows length-

@arthurdurham 6 месяцев назад

I feel like I learned more about Henry Danger and its subsequent serieses than I did Sam and Kat from these videos.

@OMEGA-362 4 месяца назад

Ngl, Jeannette is a good enough writer that I would read like 7 more books by her

@arturzamprogna9870 7 месяцев назад

Goomer deserves better than Frankini. I would treat him right.

@cass.cassandra1685 7 месяцев назад

Frfr

@NoReplyAsset 7 месяцев назад

same

@irenic_raccoon 7 месяцев назад

Based

@dubitataugustinus 7 месяцев назад

You're right, but one does not choose the ways of the heart. Frankini can change. They can thrive together!

@dinosaysrawr 7 месяцев назад

It's definitely an unhealthy codependent relationship.

@wowjennawow 7 месяцев назад

quinton sounding like he’s going to cry with a busted eyeball talking about ships on children’s’ sitcoms is absolutely sending me

@ItBeThatWaySometimes 7 месяцев назад

Sameeee 😂

@iquegrey76 7 месяцев назад

His eyeball lowkey raising my anxiety the entire time because messing up our seeing orbs can be so serious

@porcupinevillage9726 2 месяца назад

I play this video every night for my foster puppies so that they don’t feel alone when they are sleeping in their crate at night. Works like a charm!

@turnonmyaxel 4 месяца назад

Hearing someone say for the first time in my life you can't swap binge eating for anoxeria made me cry fr.

@flora9866 7 месяцев назад

So, there was an episode of Sesame Street in 1985 where the adults were finally able to see the character Mr. Snuffleupagus, he had originally been an imaginary friend of sorts, the adults couldn’t see him and Big Bird would blame him for things Mr. Snuffleupagus would actually do and the adults wouldn’t believe Big Bird. The reasoning for finally letting the adults see him was partly due to a series of high profile stories about pedophila covered on 60 minutes. A main theme among those stories was fear the children held of adults in charge not believing their stories of abuse. The Crew understood the responsibility they had to children and their safety and how their show feeds into that they knew they were an example. So they made Mr. Snuffleupagus visible, and had all of the adult neighbors of Sesame Street apologize for not believing Big Bird and promise to always take him seriously. I know that Sesame Street is a preschool age show, but I can’t help but feel very strongly that philosophies like that need to be brought into all content for developing minds. The fact that body checks, a commonly used form of molestation and robbing a child of agency, was used as a joke. Themes of pure child abuse being showcased to an audience of children as a silly joke “aha it’s so funny that Freddy’s mom ignores his bodily autonomy and molests him 2 times a week, that’s so weird ahaha” that’s beyond a CPS call. I just feel like Nickelodeon has a responsibility to children, just like Sesame Street knows they have, and they completely fail children by including things like this, whether they are funny to the child at the time or not.

@ma.2089 7 месяцев назад

I love Sesame Street. They actually change with the times to tackle new subjects that are important for kids and parents and it’s absolutely lovely.

@BonJoviBeatlesLedZep 7 месяцев назад

The fact that it was done on a kid's show is the disturbing bit. They wrote it to tell 8 year olds to laugh at that

@lillianward2810 6 месяцев назад

Point of order: Snuffy wasn’t imaginary. He was just shy and always ran away before the adults could see him. The only reason they finally got to see him was Elmo held his trunk so he couldn’t run away.

@iangardner2395 6 месяцев назад

What’s even more disturbing is if you’ve read I’m Glad My Mom Died, you know none other then Jannette herself actually suffered that exact abuse from her own mother. They were making light of an abuse that one of their main cast members was actually enduring. Given all the other traumatic shit she was going through that the writers turned into gags, it’s entirely possible they knew and did it on purpose. Disgusting.

@amazinggrapes3045 5 месяцев назад

Victorious was the worst about this stuff, I even found it a little disturbing at times 💀

@phoebegordon2444 7 месяцев назад

my best friend works at barnes and noble and she's told me about how she saw a little girl and her mom walking past jennette's book. the girl goes "is that sam from icarly?" and the mom goes "yes it is. but it's just a joke, she's not actually glad her mom died." and i heard this story while i was reading the book and i was like. Um. You're both wrong

@ChampionTom 7 месяцев назад

The hilarity and disparity of this ancedote appear to cancel each other out somehow 😕

@robinkholmes7127 7 месяцев назад

Well... The book really shouldn't be read by kids. I wouldn't know what to say if I was that mother either.

@graysonrogers-barnes6302 7 месяцев назад

@@robinkholmes7127I would probably say something like "She called her book that because it was difficult for her because her mom was a really mean person" or something. Kids are smarter than we give them credit for.

@cm222 7 месяцев назад

@@graysonrogers-barnes6302I would assume the mother hadn't actually read the book either

@helloamanda04 7 месяцев назад

@robinkholmes7127 i respectfully strongly disagree. there is no one who would benefit more from hearing stories of survivors of abuse in childhood than children who might be going through abuse; who will recognize what's happening to them and make the connection that it's abuse, who will see their stories represented and realize they're not alone and that it's not normal, and who will hear this story of someone in their same position who got out of it and became a happy stable person despite it. i understand the book goes into very explicit, """adult""" topics, but...this kind of "adult" stuff happens to kids, it's happening to kids right now. to say that, for example, a child who is being sexually abused, right now, living through that in their day to day life, shouldn't read this book because it delves into themes of sexual abuse and that's inappropriate for them to know about, is frankly just insulting. restricting the types of media kids have access to is just another method of isolation to further abuse. just like quinton described when he talked about homeschooling; if an abused kid meets other kids, they might realize something's wrong about their own life. if an abused kid reads this book, they might, too. sorry for the long reply i just have. very strong feelings about this.

@gimmickgotbored7157 4 месяца назад

Never get tired of Quinton's words syncing with the actors' dialogue

@LincolnNewell-ez1jz 4 месяца назад

As someone with a psychotic disorder. Seeing someone remove string from a corkboard and saying "none of that was fucking real, and none of that mattered" was relatable to an insane degree.

@GemedetAdept 7 месяцев назад

I haven't seen a comment about it, so I wanna say that the inclusion of Mitch as a character to get away with Aaron Paul quotes is genuinely incredible. Edit: Here's a timestamp 16:33

@SomeplaceScary 7 месяцев назад

It's genuinely one of the funniest things, I love it.

@BnLCorporation 7 месяцев назад

Undeniably the funniest part of the video

@Sofia-re3hj 7 месяцев назад

dan schneider wishes he had the artistic creativity of those teenage kids

@JoeMama-me2yj 7 месяцев назад

It legit really is extremely funny, just the idea of that is very creative and funny

@Powerman293 7 месяцев назад

The zoom in to show his shirt saying MITCH is peak comedy

@callum6123 7 месяцев назад

I’ve read I’m Glad My Mom Died but Jesus watching that footage of her as a young girl being traumatized in these roles broke my heart all over again

@TimmyTheTinman 7 месяцев назад

What is trauma?

@Tots_ 7 месяцев назад

@@TimmyTheTinman from the Oxford dictionary: A disordered psychic or behavioral state resulting from severe mental or emotional stress or physical injury. Or an emotional upset

@phoebebridgerschatbot8394 3 месяца назад

The “good girls go to heaven bad girls go to Roku City” shirt in the pinboard segment is EVERYTHING to me

@valentinaguarnieri4483 5 месяцев назад

quinton when the video went black and the tv started getting closer and the distortion of the music......holy shit you scared the f out of me people please tell me i was not the only one

@sophiagoodman-merel7453 7 месяцев назад

I'll never understand why the show concept wasn't about Cat performing at a restaurant that Sam runs. It's so simple. Cat sings, Sam loves food and is entrepreneurial. They could do so much with that premise, the restaurant would be a better set than the condo, and it would explain these opposite characters spending so much time together. Also, Ariana would be SINGING which would bring in a lot of viewers.

@sophiagoodman-merel7453 7 месяцев назад

Imagine Cat is one of many recurring talents that performs on stage at the restaurant. Dice could be the shady busboy that Sam hired because he reminded her of her younger self. Goomer could be the talent of a fighting match they hold at the restaurant every Friday. The performers could all be crazy characters, the food they serve could be in the wacky theme of what's performing that night, etc. Singing Saturdays, Fighting Fridays, Weirdo Wednesdays, Magic Mondays, etc. Dice could perform on Magic Mondays since he's a magician. I am making this up on the spot while sitting alone on a couch. Why couldn't the writing staff do better?

@allyssaswain2394 7 месяцев назад

I don't know about that, I get the impression that Ariana didn't want to associate her music with Nickelodeon when her career was taking off. Also, even though Sam likes food, I don't think she can cook and she's also not very good at organizing things. I think the ideal way to pair them up would be to give them their own in-universe sit-com. One of these girls is fresh off being the co-host of a mega popular kid's web show, the other is an actress at a preforming arts school, and that premise would stay true to the shows sensibilities of referencing old sit-coms and sit-com culture.

@zaraamir9165 7 месяцев назад

There's no way they could afford Ariana singing, even then.

@PostingCringeOnMain 7 месяцев назад

⁠@@allyssaswain2394but isn’t that kind of subversion of expectation the root of comedy? Like how Charlie from Always Sunny manages to get the bar to pass the health inspection or how Michael Scott has a “Worlds Best Boss” mug despite him being a terrible manager? In fact I can’t think of any work place based sit com where the main cast are actually good at their jobs?

@AsterDXZ 7 месяцев назад

Nah you don’t understand, only Victoria Justice is allowed to sing 😤😤

@linamusa1371 7 месяцев назад

Props to Quinton, for spending the past 3 years suffering for our entertainment

@DinoRicky 7 месяцев назад

Yeah

@madizol4285 7 месяцев назад

He's sacrificing his sanity for our sins, Quinton is the new savior of humanity

@FoxJ10027 7 месяцев назад

Nah, he loves this stuff

@dontrelate465 7 месяцев назад

Martyr for the cause.

@jslimefeld 7 месяцев назад

Pathetic shrine to Dan Schneider

@shadowldrago 6 месяцев назад

Jeanette deserved better. And still does. I wish her the best. She deserves health, wealth and safety.

@ProfessorTakatoPalm 6 месяцев назад

After everything that happened to Jennette McCurdy, I don’t blame her for not wanting to act anymore. The fact that her own abusive mother did the things she did to her and that she was forced to work and was never given a chance to further her career while Ariana Grande was is horrible. I remember hearing somewhere that something bad happened and she was offered hush money, to which she refused which also led to the cancellation of Sam & Cat

@erikm8373 7 месяцев назад

I like to imagine that Goomer got into the supervillain henchman job specifically because of his prior experience working for Sam and Cat. In the industries related to causing mischief and mayhem, people were jumping to hire someone with that kind of prior experience in the field.

@scarlettNET 7 месяцев назад

"You mean to tell me you worked for Cat Valentine for how long?? And you didn't get driven insane?! Wow, you must be able to put up with anything! You're hired, Goomer!"

@skylerloggins4902 7 месяцев назад

@@scarlettNETyou know the funny part Frankie is supposed to be Cat's crazy brother right ? Imagine he considered Cat to be the insane sibling. He probably gave Goomer a hug over to deal with Cat and her friends decided to hire him.

@allyli1718 4 месяца назад

I kind of actually love the relationship with Goomer and Frankini. They’re endearing and cute together on the Danger shows. Quinton was not joking when he said that Sam and Cat squandered Goomer. This headcanon only adds to that. I’m glad Frankini can appreciate the mischief skill of Goomer as his boss where Sam and Cat failed to

@allyli1718 4 месяца назад

Also i went on tumblr to search up the supposed goomer fandom that Quinton mentions and was knocked out by a post actually tagged with GIEUX MERR, wherein the user posits that we all would want to fuck goomer

@ParkerMiller. 7 месяцев назад

In summer of 2022, I watched Sam and Cat with my brother in order to prepare for the videos. At 4:49:14 when Sam says she is not allowed in Europe, my brother pointed out that she could never visit Carly in Italy. That broke my heart a little bit.

@no1legobatmanfan 7 месяцев назад

Oh god you’re right. That is really sad. Damn why does nick makes these characters and have horrible things befall upon them

@plantmage9850 7 месяцев назад

I wouldn't worry too much, she already has a forged Mexican ID and she's illegally dropped into a country already. I'm sure she would find a way to visit Carly :)

@KittyPieVibes 7 месяцев назад

@@plantmage9850lmao knowing Sam she’d threaten some Amazon worker into letting her sneak into a package to mail herself over to Carly

@LivitLoud 7 месяцев назад

Man…you’re right. That is very sad.

@leiram8833 6 месяцев назад

9:08:33 Just timestamping this because it's the part where Jennette's life starts finally getting better and it gives me hope.

@sophie_drachen 4 месяца назад

Respect to Mr Korach, he seems like such a caring and kind man. One can only hope that Jennette and Zoran stayed in touch with each other, him helping her during a panic attack, trying to get her to a safer place. He seems like a total angel. You also have handled the section about her with such grace and tact. The book really gives an insight as to what it was like for Jennette to deal with such a cruel mother that just treated her as a meal ticket, how there was so much disregard for her struggles, a mother (or any parent) should step in and help their child, get them the therapy and support they need and also let them discuss how they feel and comfort them if ever they feel sad or worried. Shame that her mother never did that.

@unicornman147 7 месяцев назад

Jeannette deserved better. Full stop. I think she's extremely brave for pulling back the wallpaper and showing how fucked up the entertainment industry is, especially with child actors. I think the 2020s should be the decade we re-examine the world of child acting and dispose of the idea of the child star. There will always be a need for young people in media, but we have to remember that these are children first and actors second.

@AluminumFusion22 7 месяцев назад

I think Bluey is a good first step. The voice actors for the children aren't credited so they won't be harassed by the media and they're given free reign to either keep voicing the characters or quit; there is no obligation to stay.

@Misora7303 7 месяцев назад

Yep, just yes, I think the kids that are actors should be constantly checked by mental health professionals to be sure everything is voluntary and wanted, also to teach them not traumatizing techniques to be sad or scared on command, because they do exist.

@ghagefuoco8373 6 месяцев назад

Even better: ban child actors entirely. Have underage fictional characters played by adults in both cartoons and live action. Yes it will be weird seeing a 30 year old dressed up and behaving like a 5 year old but it’s better to do that instead of having a minor act.

@aaronmelgar7116 6 месяцев назад

@@ghagefuoco8373 Not even kidding, it's definitely preferable. Some adult actors can play really young roles and pull them off anyways, many do already. It's just that the concept of a child having a job is something we should try our hardest to do away with as a society, honestly. The fact that we all have the mental image of a stereotypical child star whose life spirals as they get older, specifically because it has happened so many times already, is so fucked up when you think about it.

@gemstone108 6 месяцев назад

@@ghagefuoco8373 why cartoons? You don’t see a kid in cartoons and they could always go uncredited like the Bluey example above. Are the conditions bad or something?

@Wyattporter 7 месяцев назад

Striking me now how despite being 22 minutes long, so many _Sam and Cat_ episodes have no resolution or conclusion. “Stuck in a Box” ends with Cat still in the box. “Drone Baby Drone” ends with the drones still causing havoc. The finale ends with Cat about to go to jail, and feels like the setup for a second part. Just so weird, maybe indicative of poor pacing.

@eatatjoes6751 7 месяцев назад

It also strikes me as entirely whiplash-inducing that Jace Norman & The Dice Kid are old now because it feels like both of those shows lasted for like, a year or two and then got buried eventually but were still running on contract. Like, how is Henry Danger a decade old already?

@Nassifeh 7 месяцев назад

Anticlimaxes are valid, but you have to be able to pull them off. The problem, really, is that the episodes are just not funny enough. It's like the classic shaggy-dog story. Generally, you have to make people think that everything going on *must* be building towards the resolution of that plot thread, even as the story gets increasingly convoluted. Imagine, instead, a Futurama episode or something. Fry is stuck in a box. Frantic attempts to get him out of the box lead to a convoluted plan that requires something they don't have. Getting that thing leads to another digression. At the end, they dramatically solve the problem... and it's the incredibly trivial third- or fourth-order complication. Cue rejoicing and flying off into the sunset. Cut to Fry, not only still in the box, but the box is about to be devoured by a giant slime alien we've never seen before. End episode. Never mention it again. It all depends on really being able to sell the bait-and-switch, the subversion of an expectation. Sam and Cat couldn't sell snow cones in summertime.

@colbychampagne4867 7 месяцев назад

i think they just want to have a B plot without ever actually resolving it. In other (better) shows this would be done as a one off gag, but Sam and Cat uses this bit for every single B plot, so they all essentially end with the same joke

@MsAmber82 7 месяцев назад

@@Nassifeh The Robocop franchise is a good example too with the world still with problems but with the problem from the protagonist resolved

@Pablo360able 7 месяцев назад

honestly that's just kind of a trope of lazy episodic comedies

@dragonknightleader 3 месяца назад

Finally, at the 9:23:30 mark, and after seven videos where his specter has been floating around in the background, always present but never spoken of save for in unknowns, his name is finally mentioned, and I can finally move on to the video "We Don't Talk About Dan Schneider".

@darkdeifan 5 месяцев назад

That last episode must have been the first time Sam ever had a taste of having a loving parental guardian. Sad in many levels.

@alexdh2001 7 месяцев назад

i watched the henry danger musical episode while on acid and it might be the best television experience ive ever had. i came away from it believing goomer was an angel

@averyeml 7 месяцев назад

To be fair he basically is

@gideongivesharrowboners 5 месяцев назад

that sounds like *such* a fun time honestly

@alisdraws 7 месяцев назад

The fact that they wouldn't even let Jennette direct an episode when she's obviously very talented and would probably be a huge asset is frankly embarrassing. This whole thing is embarrassing for Nickelodeon and the industry as a whole. Maybe she'd be bad at it, but it's literally Sam & Cat, a show no one liked working for. The worst that could happen is the episode was sub par, but at best they could get Jennette McCurdy, a very talented actor and writer with years of experience in Nick, as a creative within the company. It's just silly not to do it and goes to show that whatever producer or writer stopped her from switching to being a creative was petty and afraid of being proven to be worse at their job than a child star. Sorry for the rant, this isn't the worst thing that has happened to her but the fact that it was so petty... Plenty of other shows let the lead actors sometimes direct episodes it's not even new!!! It's like a common courtesy you can do as a thank you to the actor that dedicated so long to your show. It's just embarrassing. Whoever it was.

@robinkholmes7127 7 месяцев назад

I have to wonder who demanded that Jennette not Direct, Arianna or The Creator? I can't think of a third person who'd want to and could possibly stop her.

@nopegregggala 7 месяцев назад

the book suggests very strongly it was Ariana who blocked her from directing, from my reading

@LorNrocks 7 месяцев назад

@@nopegregggalaI got that vibe too. I know Q tried to be diplomatic about it but when I read it I immediately showed the passage to my friend and she was like “oh that had to be Ari” like I just cannot imagine the studio giving a shit about anyone threatening to quit besides her. They moved the entire show around and fucked over Jennette because of her.

@TheMimic12 Месяц назад

Shannen Doherty directed a handful of episodes of Charmed back in 2001, even though behind the scenes issues ended up getting her fired after that season. Incredibly petty for Jeanette to never get the chance.

@B0neOrchard 4 месяца назад

5:46:57 it is absolutely insane what types of violence and body horror kid shows can get away with so long as they don't use the color red

@yannickgrignon2473 3 месяца назад

This bit on the Swindle movie is absolutely WILD for me for a few reasons. First, I was a big fan of the book and of pretty much everything else Gordon Korman wrote. I definitely referred to him as my favourite author when I was about 12. The stuff he wrote was tailor-made to appeal to kids, and it worked flawlessly. More than one scene from that book still lives in my head, like the villain using the USS Enterprise number as his keypad lock, and how he kept the card in a turkey in the freezer. I had no idea at all that they made Swindle into a movie. SECOND, I did a massive double-take on the cast list for the movie - Fred Ewanuick (who plays Paul Swindell in this movie) plays local goof-off Hank Yarbo in beloved Canadian sitcom Corner Gas - it's absolutely bonkers to me that he appears in this Nickleodeon movie (although Gordon Korman is also Canadian, so maybe there's some connection there?)

@Dragodilian 7 месяцев назад

It really, really makes you hate Nickelodeon. This is just...monstrous. And they just...throw her under the bus. After YEARS of abuse. Im disgusted.

@secretpeace-wp6xg 7 месяцев назад

What makes things even sadder is Jennete's music when she was on Icarly also implied something was going on (Homeless heart and Heart of a Child).

@jkfecke 7 месяцев назад

It's not like The Creator being a horrible garbage person was an open secret or something. Oh wait...it was. Everyone knows that.

@muffin8460 7 месяцев назад

1K like

@cosmosisrose 7 месяцев назад

@@muffin8460time and place

@muffin8460 7 месяцев назад

@@cosmosisrose what’s wrong with saying 1K like..?

@Danihelmanart 7 месяцев назад

The scenes Jeanette plays a meltdown for a child are so chilling and considering her story they’re genuinely hard to watch .

@SquidFiction 7 месяцев назад

Right? This was the first time I’d seen them all (apart from her part on Malcom in the Middle, edit to add: she also had a part in an episode of the show Medium which was actually the first thing I ever saw her in and I didn’t know it was her at the time, and realising it years later, it blew my mind) and I got chills. I just wanna hug that poor girl.

@junebug3755 6 месяцев назад

I just got to those parts and had finished my makeup right before it. Now I am sobbing. I did not listen to Quentin about thinking about when to watch this part.

@SynGirl32 6 месяцев назад

At first I thought watching this part would be unnecessary because I'd read the book, but damn actually seeing what she had to do is harrowing.

@rubycin2703 6 месяцев назад

seriously, i know he warned us but they shook me so bad i had to put my phone away

@KingTai64 6 месяцев назад

Same. Makes it worse that people thought she was acting. SHE WASN'T that was real, those emotions are how Jeanette really felt around her mother growing up.

@thescarediest 5 месяцев назад

I think u handled Jeanette’s story with so much care and grace. I’m sorry u tossed and turned for months thinking about how to do her story justice but I think you did a great job! So excited to see your next video!

@Carlyndra™ 6 месяцев назад

The smosh pit video with Quinton is how I even found out about him, and now i'm damn near 40 hours into his content

@JuFated 7 месяцев назад

The fact that Jenette is so damn natural in playing and traumatized kids should be ringing alarm bells on day one. She was a literal child and her mom bombards her with faux and real trauma just to vicariously live her dreams through her is disgusting. Also yea Debra is a massive reason why Jenette couldnt get roles early on. Directors actually do watch out for overly controlling stage parents when trying to get child actors. Because reasonably, you dont want to deal with so many damn stressful and entitled people while shooting.

@dinosaysrawr 7 месяцев назад

Yes! It makes one wish someone, anyone had paid closer attention and saw all of these things for the red flags they were.

@nolancho 7 месяцев назад

She sucks and is bitter

@subaru4920 7 месяцев назад

@@dinosaysrawr What makes you think they didn't notice

@TimeTravelerJessica 7 месяцев назад

Jenette is not alone a lot of very talented child actors lost and continue to lose jobs because their parents are nightmares to deal with.

@dinosaysrawr 7 месяцев назад

@@subaru4920 , yeah, you're right---people may have noticed or suspected, but it was in their interest to look the other way or dismiss it and keep chugging full steam ahead. One wonders how many people in the industry also become desensitized to these kinds of red flags over time because they get exposed to so many wacky stage parents.

@thecataking6933 7 месяцев назад

The goomer portion is truly peak. He's one of the greatest beings to come out of the NSU

@Keyboardeater1 7 месяцев назад

Paramount plus Goomer show when

@that_chaotic-person 3 месяца назад

I just realized that the whole sam was a beauty pageant kid is also the tonya harding story. Which makes the subtext really interesting

@partyinthecloudkingdom 4 месяца назад

"Fred: The Show" has a poor reputation exclusively with people who have never watched it and this don't understand that it secretly has all the qualities of a cult classic.

@partyinthecloudkingdom 4 месяца назад

this feels like a command a teacher would put in a test or syllabus to see whos paid attention

@maxresdefault_ 7 месяцев назад

- I cannot believe that Quinton has been sitting on a "David Schwimmer drowned" joke for all these years just for Matthew Perry to die that same way. That's genuinely spooky -congrats on getting laser eye surgery, reminds me of classic Quinton withouy the glasses

@BeesechurgerProductions 7 месяцев назад

It's a reference to David Schwimmer drowning on the show "Celebrities Underwater" in an episode of iCarly. He mentions it in one of the iCarly videos he did

@DinoRicky 7 месяцев назад

@@BeesechurgerProductionsoof 💀💀💀

@Daddywiseclussy 7 месяцев назад

@BeesechurgerProductions wasn't it sort of referenced in the Fred episode when he's in the pool and asks "what's wrong with David Schwimmer?"

@G_FRE 7 месяцев назад

yeah @@Daddywiseclussyboth. There's an ongoing Schwimmer joke that can't be made anymore.

@LunarRaevyn 7 месяцев назад

I just think it's funny that THIS is how i found out matthew perry died

@Maarttii 7 месяцев назад

Echoing Quinton here, even if you watched the spoilers bit and are wondering if it's still worthwhile to read the book, it is. Quinton didn't at all diminish the way that Jeanette's writing gives you such a hard and immediate punch, both in just her reflections and descriptions, and in the batshit insane stuff she's sat through. It's worth the read: a hard read for sure, but she's really an incredible writer.

@robinkholmes7127 7 месяцев назад

Listened to the audiobook and found Jennette McCurdy's narrations and voices very helpful when it came to immersing myself in her story and feeling her pain.

@sansidee1784 7 месяцев назад

@@robinkholmes7127 The audiobook is heartbreaking, you can hear Jeanette struggling to read sometimes because she's overwhelmed by emotion, it's gut wrenching and immensely adds to an already fantastic book

@obara7366 7 месяцев назад

I listened to the audio book back when it came out and I was sobbing by the end.

@americachavez2846 3 месяца назад

4:13:21 the bit where Cat wants to board first bc she’s first class but they keep letting everyone else board before her is stolen from a key and peele sketch. Like it’s an exact replica.

@joenappi8459 4 месяца назад

My head is actually spinning right now because as Quinton described reading in school I started thinking about something I read as a kid with a Rottweiler on the cover, and as Quinton described Swindle it slowly dawned on me that that’s the exact book I was thinking of

@sir-dame-sander 7 месяцев назад

re: crying on cue. it might be different for film, but in my experience as a theatre actor I’ve ALWAYS been told that “think of a really sad thing” is a terrible strategy - even if it works for you initially (because it doesn’t work for everyone), it just isn’t sustainable physically or mentally. naturally crying while performing because the emotion of it all gets overwhelming is one thing (and, while it’s less common than you’d think, it happens with plenty of actors), but actively making yourself think of the most terrible things imaginable for days, weeks, even months on end is just plain torturing yourself. while tears aren’t even remotely the end all be all of acting, any coach worth shit will teach you how to trigger them via physical tricks, like silent yawns and such. I can’t even begin to imagine how awful it must’ve been using that “strategy” so consistently, *let alone* using it as a small child

@Tessa_Gr 7 месяцев назад

I don't really know anything about acting, but somehow I'm really relieved that there are healthy tricks for crying on cue that work well.

@missybarbour6885 7 месяцев назад

I was taught the same thing growing up in the theater. Nobody ever taught me a trick, but I got real good at SOUNDING like I'm crying, and from the audience who can tell the difference? Probably wouldn't work for camera, but just get a tear stick for the poor kid! I was once in a youth theater production of West Side Story where our Anita would cry every night during the scene where she's attacked by the Jets in Doc's bar. Her friends in the cast would be waiting in the wings to hug her as soon as she came off stage every night.

@sir-dame-sander 7 месяцев назад

@@missybarbour6885 same here, I absolutely cannot cry on cue even with the physical tricks but it really truly does not matter for the stage. honestly, I’ve never seen why crying was viewed as such a huge thing in acting anyway - I get the visual langauge of it, yes, but not everyone cries and a scene without tears can be just as devastating as one with I think you’re very right about the sense of immediate camaraderie in live theatre as well. when I did *into the woods* my big sad song was directly after the witch’s and we would briefly hug backstage during the scene change. that show’s second act is pretty devastating for everyone involved, so it was really necessary for everyone backstage to be there supporting one another

@missybarbour6885 7 месяцев назад

@@sir-dame-sander Yoooo, in collage I ran tech for Into The Woods and you're so right lol

@victoria_is 7 месяцев назад

doll collector here!- the dolls shown before the Fresno Girl Doll episode were all American Girl dolls but the ones shown in the episode all seem to me like Our Generation dolls. I assume the other times they needed a doll they literally used someone from the production's kid's doll and when they needed to fill an entire room of them it was much more affordable to buy $30 OG dolls vs $115 AG dolls. So as a doll nerd the whole joke about them being so expensive made me turn into Quinton when there was no Jesse Pinkman bitch joke edit: The wheelchair is also from Our Generation as its a more hot pink color than the American Girl ones I could find. It's hard to tell but the handlebars on the side match the Our Generation one and don't have pink accents like the American Girl one. The doll hospital is real but they never give you a wheelchair when they send you back the doll and its something you buy separately. You can pay extra for your doll to come with a get well soon balloon. (sorry for the useless information brain dump)

@user-kw7mr6xt9n 7 месяцев назад

fellow doll collector and ag fan here! thank you so much for adding this, i was about to do the same thing lol.

@moosenman 7 месяцев назад

That’s what I figured! AG dolls have such a specific mold, though I’m not as well versed in the OG line so I wondered if they were some kind of knock off or not. Love seeing doll nerds though

@Lacmene8 7 месяцев назад

Howdy fellow doll nerds, I was hoping I'd find a comment from one of us down here explaining the doll details because I know absolutely nothing about AG outside of the photos other doll people post online

@Alexenarain 7 месяцев назад

Fellow doll collector here, I'll be honest I don't know much about American Girl dolls or Our Generation dolls cause I prefer collecting dolls that look more alternative, spooky, more to my other niches (monster high, begoth, living dead, etc) but now you got me curious how to identify the two and now I'm going into thinking of going another deep dive after this video about the two dolls 😂

@victoria_is 7 месяцев назад

@@Alexenarain That’s honestly what got me into collecting myself. I watched one video talking about a very valuable doll I slowly realized was my childhood doll and it sent me down an entire rabbit hole

@beauweevil 5 месяцев назад

Thank you Quinton for encouraging people to buy Jeanette's book. If you're broke please check your library instead of pirating it. Librarys use the amount of borrows to decide if they'll purchase an authors next book, so when she continues her writing career borrowing her book from a library will encourage them to purchase her future works even if you don't have the budget to get it yourself. If you're library doesn't have it, request it! Requests help libraries decide what to do with limited budgets. Many libraries have audio book programs so you might be able to get the audiobook. Also the bigger the numbers (borrows physical or virtual, front desk interactions, feet in door, etc) the more ammunition for libraries to get the scant funding they fight so hard for. Library soapbox time over, awesome video Quinton, you handled a heavy subject matter with the care and respect it deserves. I never watched iCarly (slightly too old, and I didn't like school shows) so I probably would have never borrowed her book if it wasn't for your review.

@Ella_A_Star 5 месяцев назад

A lot of actors to cry on command will pull from real life experiences. Seeing her first roles with her screaming and crying her eyes out and knowing what was going on in her home life breaks my heart. I’m so glad Jennette is healing and finally has control of her life

@spacey-sam 7 месяцев назад

This may sound kinda mean towards Ari, but after learning about everything Jennette McCurdy’s gone through, the final episode of Sam and Cat (even if it wasn’t intended to be the finale) is actually wonderful Sam getting her moment in the sun away from Cat, getting to live in a nice apartment with a maternal figure who seems to genially care about her, and who makes her home cooked meals, does acts of service for her, and helps bail her out of trouble is actually really really nice

@thevibewitch7414 7 месяцев назад

For real... I imagine a less horrible show could've pulled something heartwarming out of that dynamic. Like, Sam obviously has deep rooted issues with maternal figures and in general can't really manage her own life. As a kid, I also always assumed her food addiction stemmed from the food insecurity she suffered throughout her childhood. Now just imagine how a nicer show with non-asshole writers would've handled the premise of this episode: Cat is out of town, and a distrusting Sam learns to live with Nonna. She's sceptic initially but quickly learns to trust her, as Nonna teaches her how A LOVING, RESPONSIBLE ADULT SHOULD TREAT HER. So much so, that when Cat calls because she needs help getting out of jail or whatever, Sam lies to Nonna to keep her to herself. Of course she can't keep the lie up for very long, and when Nonna scolds her for lying about Cat BEING IN JAIL, Sam breaks down crying. She confides that she's never felt as safe and loved as she did in the last few days with Nonna. She's scared Nonna won't care for her anymore once Cat is back, because Nonna is Cats grandma, not Sams. Nonna hugs her and assures her she'll always be there for Sam, whether they live together or not. *audience awwwws* "But we'll still need to bust Cat out of jail first." *audience laughs* So they bust Cat out of jail or something, and Cat is surprised how well Sam and Nonna get along. ("I thought you hated Nonna!" "well, that was before I learned about her secret pasta recipe." *audience laughs*) In episodes from then on, we sometimes see Sam and Nonna hanging out. Like, exposition shot of them standing in the living room and Nonna teaching Sam how to use a washing machine or something like that. Can you imagine how heartwarming it would've been to write a show like that? It still would've been cheesy and stupid, but at least it would've been wholesome instead of hateful and bitter. It took me like 5 minutes to think of this plot. Why tf didn't the writers put any effort in?

@allieasay8384 7 месяцев назад

@@thevibewitch7414my goodness this pitch is better than anything these writers did in that entire show.

@dracocrusher 7 месяцев назад

I really hope people don't treat Ariana bad over this, though. I mean, she didn't know what she was doing, she was just excited for all these big crazy opportunities she was getting and wanted to share her fun stories with her coworkers. I genuinely don't think she even realized just how much she was throwing Jennet's own legitimate insecurities back at her and how that made her feel.

@dracocrusher 7 месяцев назад

@@thevibewitch7414 Yeah, that's the whole thing, right? For a good story that cares about its characters, that situation is the big starting point of the plot that acts as the inciting incident for an emotional character episode. For Sam and Cat, it's just a really weird joke they end the series on because the writers think being apathetically shitty is peak comedy and not a moment of genuine character assassination.

@allieasay8384 7 месяцев назад

@@dracocrusher I like how Quinton put it. It's not a crime to dislike someone, and it's not a crime to be disliked. Janette and Ariana's lives were going in opposite directions, anyone in that situation would be upset.

@jamesevans6332 6 месяцев назад

The absolute whiplash I got from Debra disowning Jennette over email for having a boyfriend, then telling Jennette that she is a disgusting person and that Jennette is apparently the cause of her cancer returning, then ending the email with a PS asking her to send money to buy a new refrigerator stunned me months ago when I read the book, and it still does now. Like, the audacity to ask your child, who is a fully independent adult at that stage, has been the breadwinner of your household for well over a decade, and is on holiday in Hawaii, to buy you an expensive appliance like that right after you disown her? It's not even the worst thing Debra did, and it just baffles me beyond words.

@skylerloggins4902 6 месяцев назад

Real talk Jennette's mother sounded like a real piece of shit. Imagine calling your own daughter a slut and then having the audacity to ask for money.

@mixmastermind 6 месяцев назад

I almost fell out of my chair.

@dand1253 6 месяцев назад

It seems obvious that Deborah simply didn't view anyone else as being a _person._ Jennette was nothing more than an RPG character that Deborah owned, in her mind, and thus she had no obligation to treat her with the slightest respect. Things like the cancer tape and Deborah forcing Jennette to live out her own childish fantasies hammer home that Deborah had no capacity to love anyone or anything aside from herself. The closest she could get was attempting to psychically crush people into paste and mold them into reflections of herself. The cancer tape, for example, feels like her trying to make them share in her own fear of death and then ritually reaffirm their love for her. That was the only utility her children had to her, until Jennette turned out to be 'useful' as a self-insert. Even the molestation has an additional layer of repulsiveness, in that light - it evokes Narcissus' self-infatuation through how completely Deborah viewed her daughter as a replica of herself.

@italucenaz 4 месяца назад

@@dand1253 she was trully the most narcisistic person I heard of, it's textbook narcisim and antisocial personality, I wonder how many more people like her are out there, incapable of feeling real emotions and destroying other people's lives

@madisonmorris7394 4 месяца назад

As someone who hasn’t finished this video yet, that is an absolutely wild set of words.😅

@DavidSSabb 4 месяца назад

I like how you started keeping track of Game Crimes but don't bother with Danger Crimes because it's a Nickelodeon show and a superhero show, so how would you even begin to keep track of that? It'd probably surpass the entire iCrime count in the first couple episodes.

@Marie-jl4sc 6 месяцев назад

I used to think Dan Schneider was a massive creep, now I think he is a full-fledged psychopath. Honestly think he viewed these kids shows as his own little puppet shows where he could play all the mind games he wanted and live out his narcissism . Hope he get what he deserves someday.

@are.sigler 7 месяцев назад

Hearing Jennette's voice: "I am a failure at not eating and I'm a failure at getting rid of what I do eat" sent me into a spiral. This line encapsulates my struggle with myself right now and hearing it brought me into a sense of realization and deep sorrow. Thank you, this book is something I didn't realize I needed.

@linkwannabe 7 месяцев назад

For what it's worth, I'm rooting for things to get better for you, even if I'm just a stranger!

@TechTchno 7 месяцев назад

wishing you the best of luck

@thegamingprozone1941 7 месяцев назад

I'm sorry you're going through this 😔 ❤ I hope you get better soon

@britannidayton7623 7 месяцев назад

Hearing her struggle hit me hard too, as I fall on and off the disordered eating wagon. I'll be rooting for you on your journey

@Teresastace1 7 месяцев назад

Unfortunately you might have some disordered eating patterns or hurtful thoughts. Please seek a therapist if you can access one. Don’t worry if you don’t get along with your therapist because it’s very common for people to change therapists a few times before they get the right one. You might be lucky though! Please take your mental health and physical health seriously. You need to eat well, eat enough and eat consistently. Get well soon & best wishes

@averyalexander2528 7 месяцев назад

"Everyone who calls Jennette a nickname has a negative effect on her life... and *you* call her Sam!" I must love being called out like that because I see how true it really is.

@averyeml 7 месяцев назад

This was the bit more than any that really hit me hard (I had already read her book and while it is still a gut punch I knew what was coming). Like, I never fangirled over iCarly the way the people screaming at her about butter socks in public did so when I was reading the book I was able to mentally go “that wasn’t me, I’m better” but I for sure called her Sam my whole childhood despite knowing her full actual name

@SpecialInterestShow 4 месяца назад

7:58:13 oh don't even get me STARTED on the ableism in iCarly. I couldn't even watch the reboot because even the reboot was just so damn mean spirited! Like, Carly in at least s1 of the reboot (I didn't watch past ep 4ish) is so clearly suffering from depression, and everyone makes fun of her for it. The laugh track plays as she expresses serious symptoms of depression and anxiety! Nora came back in the reboot too as someone who is supposedly better than she used to be. But her remaining mental illness symptoms are played as her being "strange" and "quirky" and, worst of all, "crazy". I couldn't even get past like ep 4 or 5 of the reboot because the ableism was just CONSTANT. Like holy shit I want someone to do a whole takedown of it because I can't do it myself, it's literally that bad. It's so fucking mean spirited that I feel mocked watching it.