Cornelius Fillmore Is A Laudable Lawman
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ส.ค. 2024
- This is a hero tribute video consisting of a compilation of scenes featuring an admirable kid hero from my memories, the stoic and exemplary Safety Patrol Officer, Cornelius Fillmore (voiced by Orlando Brown) from the show Fillmore! He proved to be an interesting hero to me because of his dedication to being better and improving lives because of the mercy he was shown despite his own criminal past. He also took no excuses for criminal actions and tried to encourage people to be better, something not easily seen in someone his age. Hope you enjoy him!
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My man never went to class though. Lol
Being a hall monitor is a full time gig.
ya dig?
You know too much...time for detention
Right?
I guess that school needed him
Tbh. He finessed. Too busy in those streets making sure everyone has a clear conscience.
A real g
“You don’t forgive someone because they need it, you forgive someone because you need it.”
Good god!
Anray McNeil fuck that quote cuts deep
Dude that's fucking deep😂
that hit me hard.
I made that quote my whatsapp status
Boy!! Memphis logistics
(In a perfect world)..
“That chicken was dry, real dry.”
*-Lawful Good.*
I still do not understand the significance of that specific line. It seemed like a little extra he added to his speech as a ‘by the way’.
@it’s funny
@ i think is more about philmore finally telling her what he feels to her, that he is so dissapointed in her way of life and how she didn change that her romance or atraction is no longer there
@ Pretty sure it was a subtle jab from a cultural thing about white people eating dry unseasoned chicken. If you notice, he never finished the plate either. Not in a woke anti white way, just a common difference between white and black culture.
@Zinj1000 I think this is the first time in my life I've ever heard someone say "white culture" like I know it exists I've just genuinely never heard that before
Not a single one of my white friends likes dry chicken though, in my opinion I think he just roasted the shit out of her bad cooking lmao 💀💀
"You're smart, but you just don't wanna think"
Why does this show have so many hard lines
I’m dumb asf but I still don’t wanna think
@@guacamoli7 you don't really have a choice
@@arjundutta5521 nice
@@guacamoli7 Admitting you‘re dumb actually makes you smarter than most which in turn implies that you‘re not stupid
@@larochejaquelein3680
Or maybe that’s what people always tell them and they believe it.
Is no one going to question why a bank security officer owes a middle schooler a favor like what did he do
Probably a case of saving the officer's kid or younger brother from expulsion or something like that, either that Or filmore's safety patrol routine got evidence for an even bigger case.
That's Cornelius Filmore, 'nough said..
Im so happy people are still being nostalgic over this show
it really is a well thought through idea with really good lessons and relatable situations
some shows that are on this same level of awesomeness are Recess in its good characters ground to earth storylines and really touching moments with good lessons (like fo real filmore is woke af)
really hard to find that nowadays let alone current disney channel
@@radzilla748 down to earth
Favors never retire
"Your smart but you don't think"
Greatest line ever
All of them are
>you're
You're smart but you can't use the right 'you're'
You're*
you're'stn't*
Upstanding black protagonist, goth gf, high level crime drama style dialogue. This show was too much for my tiny child mind.
It's literally better than 99% of media for any demographic that we have nowadays
I absolutely loved this show as a kid. It really should have lasted longer.
I don't know why exactly this came up on my Frontpage today. I mean, i watched this show when i was younger but my interests shifted in a different direction at some point.
But watching this Video i kind of want to rewatch it. And that isn't often the case with shows i saw as a kid.
the good thing about it too was they didnt need to shove in your face that the character was black and the girl was quirky 24-7. if this show was made nowadays it would be nothing more than a bunch of over t he top pandering and tokenism
@@Gameprojordan this is why I fucking hate "progressive" media nowadays. Gay character's personality can be summed up with "they're gay". It's garbage
"He moved." The middle school version of "killed in action." MAN this show is intense!
Man thanks for all the likes!
legit just realized that watching this again today
Missing in action, nigga
He did actually move but it was a well-delivered line of things being different than before.
No, we actually see him later on lmao
You guys are missing the point here, the whole show is literally a middle school version of police dramas in the 70s, smuggling candies instead of drugs using bicycles in chases instead of cars, fake players cards instead of money forgery ect..
The point of OP comment was just like what the show intended to do make a very normal reply sound like it has dark meaning behind it while it's not, they're just hall monitors dealing with minor problems but the show makes it looks like it's a life or death situations and it does that perfectly tbh.
This was basically CSI for kids.
I get more Dragnet.
More like a buddy cop show, with a lot of noir influence
Bruh this is 5000× better and more mature than CSI.
Brachmin Dunsparce I won't dispute that. XD
This is like Law and Order
Fillmore then grew up and became a cop, he never used his real name anymore, now everybody just knows him as Shaft.
oh my god....
Also Blade
More like an actual detective, or a private detective, or even a police chef.
@@tommaldonado8243 Do you even know who Shaft is?
SHAFT~
Is it just me, or is the voice-acting in this show incredible?
It seens like it's actually voiced by real children
Neil Bins the best voice acting is the voice acting that goes unnoticed
the mic they used is sub par an the punctuation could be better in alot of places. so no given the shows like dandy phantom this show is for sure a step down. stop trying to ignore flaws so you can be ignorant.
@@Ave_Satana666 Lol, your punctuation sucks as well.
No, this show's incredible.
“Ingrid you didn’t do it.
Don’t take that fall cause of hundred fools who want easy answers.”
True blue, Fillmore
The purest form of lawful good
I read this comment as he was saying that in the video!
In the middle school justice system, the students are represented by two separate groups: the faculty who make up the school rules and the safety patrol--led by Cornelius Fillmore--who investigate attempts to circumvent said rules. These are their stories...
DADUHN
Well I think at the end of the day Filmore was just a grunt
He has a chief to answer to
@@15thCrypt Same in Lethal Weapon movies (not a kid show) but they kicked some rear ends though I see what you getting at so overall my response is pointless beyond me just finding a way to weasel in an old movie series.
School bell ring
bigvirgotube Kids running around stealin milk around here......some real sickos man
"that chicken, was dry. *Real dry*
Gahd-DAMN
Somebody call an ambulance, there was a MURDER in that garage!
@@jonpino And a fire truck, the house is nearly burned down.
Damnit, I too made that quote.
@@alduintheanti-dragonborn the chicken wasn't burnt, it was just *REAL* dry
@@ThyLegohood Who said the chicken was on fire?
"The past doesn't equal the future.
Judging people that way is easy, but it doesn't always lead to the truth"
That's people nowadays.
@@thecraplordsell4575 What? He's saying that it's easy to advocate for not judging people today based on their mistakes in the past, but it takes real character to actually stick to that line of thinking when it comes to somebody you don't personally agree with.
In other words...
"Don't judge people today based on who they were in the past" whilst at the same time... "Trump said this bad thing over a decade ago therefor he is a bad guy".
@Nasia The Chocolate Queen I can answer your question but just saying that by holding somebody's negative past over them forever you are only ensuring that they will have no opportunity to change. How can you realistically expect anyone to change when they know they will only ever be known for their past and that their positive changes will not be recognised?
At some point you just have to realise that being bitter and holding grudges towards people only perpetuates negativity. *If you truly want people to change then you have to be fully willing to accept them after they have done so. No exceptions.*
You can forgive without forgetting, but part of forgiving means not holding their past over their heads for the rest of their lives.
Nobody is saying they shouldn't take responsibility for their past, that is a separate discussion entirely. Taking responsibility is part of changing, by changing you are already admitting that you were wrong in the past and are taking responsibility for it.
@Nasia The Chocolate Queen "Well that's your opinion"
Yes... Yes it is. What you are saying is also YOUR opinion. I'm not sure why that matters or needed to be said.
If you don't want people to change then that's entirely your prerogative. My point is that IF you want somebody to change then you have to actually allow them to.
What you should probably consider though is why you don't want people to change. You'd prefer a world where bad people never change for the better?
Then again, judging by your childish mentality of "I don't care! I don't care! That's just your opinion, I don't care!" I doubt you're really willing nor capable of any meaningful discussion. You're welcome to prove me wrong though.
@@arstulex Unfortunately nothing will change their mind, the only thing that might is when others with the same "opinion" inevitably turn on them as well. Sometimes not even then, I still hope I'm wrong.
@@arstulex Except Trump said that bad thing over a decade ago... over 5 years ago... over a year ago.... over a month ago... over a day ago...
The difference with Trump is that he hasn't changed. He's the same grifting con-man today that he has been for decades. And he has no desire to change because he never experiences any consequences... Imagine you are Trump... you have all your father's money, you can start as many failing businesses as you like without having to fear losing your house, you can do whatever you want to women because no one ever believes them anyway and even when they do... you still get rewarded with the highest position of power in an entire country, you can tell people that you raping your wife was either a lie or impossible, you can tell people investigating you for crimes to stop the investigation, you can use the highest office in the land to help you get billion dollar trademark deals in China (this really happened, he has been trying to get a trademark in China for decades and it suddenly got approved when he became the president), you can funnel taxpayer money into your own pocket by forcing the secret service to rent golf carts/rooms from your company, etc. And people just go with it.
There's never any consequences, so of course he isn't going to change. In the case of Trump, you have to bring up the past because he never ever suffered any consequences in the first place! Once a person has served their time, then we should no longer judge them for their past, but Trump has never once owned up to his actions and taken the consequences. Therefore, using Trump as an example is not the best idea. A better example would be not judging a murderer who is released from prison, because at least then they experienced the consequence of their actions.
"This person looks this way so they have to act that way. They talk like this so they have to do that. Life aint that easy man, you've got to dig deeper."
Jesus Christ and this was a kids show? There are adults today who need to hear that shit.
Was just thinking that myself
Gotta teach em young
Amazingly there actually are people that shallow
Holy smokes! I never realized how much like a late night cop show this was.
Matthew Bane YOU HAD NO IDEA!!!
Carmen 01 Real dry.
It's like a metaphor for crime and cops.
Matthew Bane omg same
Carmen 01 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👏🏾👏🏾
"You're smart, but you just don't wanna think"
Happens a lot.
Facts!
🎯
ya lots of people are smart but lazy
That phrase reminds me of that shit people do where they call you smart, but only if you do what they want
Ingrid: "I just wanna forget you people!"
Filmore: *D O N T S A Y "Y O U P E O P L E!"*
“There was an artist who gave up touching some people, to hurt all of them, because he wanted to be famous”. YO WHO TF WROTE THIS SHOW. You got Shakespeare level dialogue in every line
"You played me for a sucker, I'm not going out like that. Not for you...not anymore."
Deep cuts; my friends.
That chicken was dry
@@gabemerritt3139 The deepest cut of all
@@gabemerritt3139 "That pussy was trash"
Gabe Merritt *real dry*
@kevin willemsdo you honestly think children don't curse/fuck?
Man these shows are completely different when you're older.
It seems better bro. Fillmore was beyond our time back then. But watching it now i get nostalgia and good quotes that i was too young to understand ✌🏽
for me,it was amazing back then and it is just as great now
Back in the day it was the best, because of how they handled SO many stories, plots and characters.. Watching Law & Order and CSI shows as a kid, then this you can see the awesome interpretations of characters from their shows in this!
But.. I didn't understand that they put in references and stuff like the Hannibal stuff.. Love noticing things I didn't as a kid but as an adult!
And damn me, this show has taught SO many lessons to kids.
what i love about fillmore is he isnt a judge hes a redeemer he puts away people making mistakes and always tells them theres a different path they arent a great evil to be destroyed but someone whos strayed and needs correction
"Or you could say it's choice, and one of us is making the wrong one"
It's more solid when you've experienced both sides of the coin like Fillmore. So listen to him.
Russia, Fillmore being friends with a cop, extortion and mass theft, fake bombing, etc. wow this was possibly the greatest kids show ever created.
I didn't get it when I was 6-8 years old.
...if only, Only, they did an episode on a school shooting or a student suicide. Both are touchy subjects but I feel this show would have shown the right amount of respect?
I was always curious about this happening growing up because I was different.
(Like a lot of us)
How would they approach that?
@@davesnyder7488 Would have been heavy, but it would have put the show right up there with static shock, some captain planet episodes and well..not many kids shows today deal with heavy stuff like that...its mostly LGBT stuff I see recently. Anyway, this show would have dealt with that subject in real way, the shooting may or may not have happened in the episode, but the message would have got across.
@@Rakanarshi2 Yeah back then they showed real weight to the point even as adults we still enjoy it.
Today's shows are so devoid of substance that the viewers will outgrow them.
Here, shows like this and shock can never be out grown.
PS: Yeah the LGBT stuff holds little weight.
@@davesnyder7488 are we talking about them preventing these events from happening, or dealing with them as they happen? Personally, I don't think this is the kind of show that can deal with a school shooting as it happens (not saying the show is bad, but I will never accept such a terrible event being cartooned - that's just wrong, and the art style wouldn't help), but otherwise this would be the perfect show to achieve such a task
“Nobody remember Filmore” -Tyler the Creator. Don’t worry man. We still remember
lmao
This series deserved six seasons and a movie.
Totally
Agreed, I also understand that not many kids liked it. It had a niche audience at best.
I've never seen this show.
But a twelvie running an illegal bicycle smuggling ring in Russia from the states sounds FUCKING AMAZING as a plot, and I want more.
Plus Tara Strong, and count me in.
Damn, you got some catching up to do son. Been watching it while in elementary but never realised how deep the show is as a kid. You won't regret it.
Kacket Naopacke Filmore is one of the most badass dudes of the 2000s. This show was my jam.
That’s the plot?
@@juicy1598 Basically a police drama but with hall monitors in a middle school. 10/10 would recommend. Sadly it only had 2 seasons both with 13 episodes.
I am so ashamed that I slept on this show when it was out.
MrEasyNah same.
Same here, this was around the time that I've slowly started edging away from cartoons. Talk about bad timing.
Your here now fam, thats all that matters
It had an odd time slot
Same
The true master of TalkNoJustu
With no casualties and no violence except a punch or two.. God Level
Naruto dont go nothin on him. Fillmore is busted, he would kill the whole naruto cast in one sentence
We call it Evangelize no Jutsu here xD
The ramen was dry.... *real dry*
Conrnelius walked so naruto could run
"Is THAT why the judges at the county art fair placed my art third?
Placed my art fourth?
Placed my art
*H O N O R A B L E M E N T I O N*
Ayyyyyy Dolf
It is called "effort". A great professor once says, "All students are equal."
@@rodi8266criminally underrated.
Man, the quality of Disney shows has gotten childish. They need to bring back a show like this!
"Disney shows has gotten childish"
Amphibia and the owl house: Allow us to introduce ourselves
@@Iloveyou-dz7mqlooks like kids crap
“looks”
And that’s sums up that
Yo... This show was deep
I'm obligated to remind you that this show exists
"You don't forgive someone because THEY need it, you forgive someone because you need it."
Mfw I have to explain to an adult that I’m not accepting an apology for something they WILL do again, without question
Besides Fillmore's speeches, his and Ingrid's conversational writing was top notch banter.
ah the early 2000's when america used to produce quality animations like this, teenage mutant Ninja turtles and alot more
Those were the old days
Why do people keep saying this? If you don’t watch to watch the cartoons “now a days”, then don’t.
@@aisha5156they saw the surface level garbage and decided that was that, as all lazy appraisals of the times go
How was this a kid's show?! It's drama level was up to Adult quality!
Yeah
WynnNinja loooool
It was basically CSI for kids all the school crimes commited were child versions of actual crimes. Shame it only lasted 2 seasons
Cause it didn't treated kids like dumbasses like the shows now a days do! Real values and lessons with flawed heroes and characters that learn and improve each episode and u as a viewer improved and learned as well.
The writing was so good that the same script could'v been used nowadays without being changed.
Before then network dumb down cartoons.
holy shit this writing, why have i never watched this before.
Thai ตลาด
It was really hard form me to appreciate it back the when I was like 11. This is too good to be Disney lol
@@komlat253 I agree. I couldn't understand a lot of what was going on when I was 8 years old.
#facts
@@komlat253not really if you're old enough to remember a time when Disney was all about this.
This is such a smart show.
It’s about *real life issues* disguised about middle school hall monitors
Damn the Nick Fury origin series was Awesome
Cornelius is Morpheus.
Sup Grinny FACTS
YES.
OMG
It makes sense
Good lord he really is
Lol Ingrid is trinity
u know fillmore is woker than most bc he had a goth gf before anybody
FACT!!!
Does that mean Danny Fenton is woke too?
Johannes Seyfried yes
How is that woke?
Kerrick Logan he was woke on them goth grills
"The past doesnt equal the future" damn that's a good quote
"Listen, Parnasis, you're smart. But you just don't wanna think!"
Buuuuuurn🔥🔥🔥
People who diss this show for being a crime drama oriented around school cases have probably never watched it. The writing in this show was brilliant and sent a powerful message to kids watching. Heck even now these episodes are still enjoyable. Thanks for putting this compilation together!
@TheLavaris if only the walking dead was half as good as this show.
@Milestonecomics Wow! Did not know that at all!
Oh, I'll grant that it's brilliant. Well written and inventive....but doesn't necessarily mean it's enjoyable. Not to me anyway. Totally understand why people like it...I just don't.
It's even funnier because they're grown ups criticizing a kids show.
It had layers, and they occasionally used these schoolyard crimes to talk about real life ones.
I recall one was actually a commentary on the three strikes law Bill Clinton signed into office.
“There was this real artist who gave up touching some of the people, to hurt all of the people! Because he wanted to be famous”
Did..... did Fillmore just talk about Hitler?
word
@Christian Bell "you're smart, but you don't think"
No, but good shot.
@@fermintenava5911 I'm pretty sure he did.
Holy shit
The kick-clear of Randall's marker was an amazing little touch.
Was about to comment that myself 😂
"And I've got an eggplant that looks like Fred Durst!"
what a reference!
“Maybe, but it’s an honest C.”
Fillmore that’s very true!
it wont matter under high school really.
That actually happened to be just now. I finished taking my exam and started fussing a bit.
Then I realized what Fillmore said.
I will say Fillmore falls short in similar ways to cop shows, while still being better because it's not about cops.
Of course I don't know the economic makeup of X.
Your telling me someone is making TH-cam video's about this show in 2018. This show came on when I was in elementary school 15 years ago.
This show aired when I was in preschool, and I never heard of this show growing up (maybe because I didn't grow up with cable?).
In recent years, I've been going back and watching shows I missed growing up. I think I'll add this to the list.
Its still great and better than TV nowadays back when TV shows tried to teach something and when they were good at it
Lol our generation does this all the time man .we grow up without TH-cam and stuff then when it all came out ,we flooded all the social media with our mamories .bro our generation owns the internet. People before us cant use it and those dumb millineols cant take it from us with there dry humor
😂😂😂True Fred. I was fvken 12 at that time.
The kids who watched this show have grown up
this was way too ahead of its time, the only thing i remember from this show when i was younger was the one time fillmore actually said "bullshit" in an interrogation scene, unlike other shows at the time which was always some kinda friendship is magic power, they actually fleshed it out to literally teach kids virtues but i dont think any of us were old enough to wrap our heads around it
What episode was that?
He never actually ate that chicken. Never noticed. That’s great attention to detail and is perfectly in line with his character
THAT CHICKEN WAS DRY
*Real* dry.
He would've looked the other way just that once if it wasnt
And yet she is probably moist as !redacted! When he just walked away
"Oh and one last thing baby. That chicken was dry. Real dry."
This show is such an underrated gem. It's literally a '70s cop show, but for kids.
Orlando Brown (Fillmore’s Voice)
A downward spiral he’s battling right now. But it’s never too late to change and to get on the right path.
If Fillmore changed, so can Orlando!
“That chicken was dry...
*real* dry...”
Me: THIS MAN STRAIGHT ENDED HER AT THE LAST SCENE, F*CKIN BRAVO CHIEF!!!
Now I can see why it was canceled. With dialogue like this it won't appeal to kids. Also it's too clever! This show should be aimed at a more teenage audience.
this was a great show when i was a kid, i knew alot of people who loved it and got it. And yes it maybe it was canceled because the kids today and even teenagers of today wouldn't understand it because they're retards lol
@@weakmill103 🤣 Fr!
I’m pretty sure the real reason is they ran out of ideas. Big shows like Kim Possible changed up the formula from one season to the next. Although well-written, Fillmore never strayed far from its method (nor did it feature one of them bright, popular color pallets). By the second season’s conclusion, it’s easy to see a mild depletion of creativity. While an excellent show, Fillmore simply never raised its stakes or expanded much on itself.
I never likes this as a kid, but not because I didn't understand it. It's not that clever tbh. It's well written, but there's no dialogue that's super heavy.
I just thought it was boring.
Kayleigh Brown They cover some pretty heavy topics in this series, but I suppose they do take a somewhat light approach to them. It’s more about wholesome, professional drama than anything else.
"That chicken was dry, real dry." That line has stuck with me all my life lol
"You played me for a sucker, Penny. I'm not goin' out like that. Not for you...not anymore. Be at HQ tomorrow morning and don't make me come get you....and one last thing. That chicken was dry...real dry."
This boi got no chill lmao
It's kind of sad watching this now when you see what Orlando Brown (Fillmore's voice actor) is like these days.
I know, man. I was very surprised when I learned what happened to him later.
ThePizzadude93
What happened?
TheDragonfriday
Orlando brown (the voice actor for Fillmore) got in a domestic dispute, held contraband and broke and enter many places, especially his own friends restaurant
bladesandswords dang
Should have taken his own advice. What a shame.
"I have an eggplant that looks like Fred Durst."
Well, good thing that's not a dated reference.
That's a joke that gets better with age.
I mean they're still making music, and being referenced.
When it turns out the man who voiced a safety patroller has been arrested multiple times since.
Turns out he went back to the old days. Can we get an F for this.
@@someman66 F
F
Bruh... for what?
@@zhin13 look up Orlando Brown
To think Fillmore was played by the same actor who played Eddie from That's So Raven.
Sad to know what happens to Orlando Brown
Tony A I just looked it up. Man.
"And one last thing baby. That chicken was dry, real dry"
FATALITY!
He a bad MF-er!!!
The fuck. Now I understand why I loved this show, it's a detective show! When I was younger, I just liked it because.
Because??? You never finished.
@@Anipixelz He ended the sentence with a because to convey how he liked the show for a no obvious reason. This could be because he was real young back then and couldn't identify genres and didn't have particular tastes in entertainment.
@@rishikeshp.5610 hmmm lol feel like he shoulda said "I just liked it" coulda saved a second
@@Anipixelz As Cornelius says, "You are smart but you don't think".
@@SuperGGLOL but if I didn't think I would be brain-dead I WOUDLNT be able to move :(
The writing for this show is top tier, better than most mature tv shows.
Fair, respectful, unbigoted, reasonable, just, courageous, dutiful- if only there were more real-life police officers like Fillmore.
Majority of them are, you only hear about the bad ones.
@@haveltherockjohnson6626 you have many good ones. But its very clear that the bad ones aren't put in place very well.
@@haveltherockjohnson6626 first off, no
@@haveltherockjohnson6626 second off, even if there was, even if there is, the system they work for has been built from the ground up to protect capital and white supremacy, not to serve and protect.
@@kevinwillems8720 literally completely untrue. The police simply enforce the laws of both the state, and federal government. They aren't an agent of white supremacy, its just that a government that may have these policies will enforce the police to do as told. There are, and have been examples of police officers attacking literally every creed of people. So get this idea that police are uniquely racist and go and shove it.
...these people aren't Middle School students
Fillmore is God so meh
They aren’t?
Jesus Christ this show was wasted on me as a child.
This show gave me so many values that I hold close today. It was entertaining, funny, engaging, and thought provoking yet I completely forgot about it. Gotta thank YT recommendations sometimes.
This show has never been more relevant than now. Way ahead of its time
The 90s-mid 00s were the golden age of cartoons.
thank god for that writer, they probably were sad they didnt get the CSI writers spot
“Your smart, but you just don’t want to think.” Damn.
"Don't say YOU PEOPLE". I was expecting something else lmao
In this politics climate? Everything become racial lol. Fillmore is great show that doesn't touch racial bs
@@asain3586In all fairness, the show is about an upstanding black male working in law enforcement. It’s not too crazy for somebody to see it in a racial slant.
Gods...Filmore was ahead of its time. I STILL watch this cartoon even now and it just does NOT get old for me. I hate that it was axed.
This show is underrated af. Lol way ahead of its time. 😂
Real hero. And most touching friendship ever
Why does Disney plus don’t have this awesome badass show in their stream 😩😩😣😫
When a middle schooler masters the art of Talk no Jutsu.
And makes it make sense.
Oh I remember this. I used to watch this a lot when I was a little kid 😍😍😍
That last scene was harsh. But Fillmore will never throw away his principles for anyone, not even an old flame. Everyone could learn a thing or two from this young man.
Great video as always. If possible, here are some hero suggestions for future videos:
J'ohn Johnzz is a Magnificent Martian
Himora Kenshin is a Righteous Ronin
Goliath is a Gallant Gargoyle
Optimus Prime (animated) is an Audacious Autobot
Prowl is a Noble Ninja
Swat Kats are Radical Rebels
I cannot upload videos of Kenshin, Goliath, or the Swat Kats since I know they'll be blocked soon. I can try the others, but Martian Manhunter can prove difficult considering I haven't been able to upload other videos from the DC Animated Verse due to stricter copyright claims. As for Prowl and Optimus Prime, there's not a lot of decent lines for them, but I'll see what I can do in time.
EmptyMan000 I know you have heard this before, but you should try and upload videos on vimeo. I doubt the copyright rules are as strict on that site as they are on TH-cam.
I'll give it a shot. Here's my Cyclonis video on Vimeo as a start. (vimeo.com/275099952)
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Also, definitely try prowl and optimus if you can. Many feel that Transformers has fallen far as it is. Something to remember them by is a start.
Yeah, I noticed that part. Don't know why it's not working. Just look up Emptyman000 on vimeo and you'll find it.
"cause somebody gave me a chance" thank you..
"And when the world needed him the most- he vanished"
Fillmore is literally the biggest man child in all of America. Hes so grown up and wise and fair.
Child man
Right, I get what you mean but man child is an insult xd
Ironic considering Orlando Brown's history. 😔
I just looked him up and DAMN, what a downward spiral!
flippedoutkyrii same
@@lumen2852 Is it creepy I read that part as soon as it appeared in the video?
Read it, Christ what happened to him that pushed him to it?
@@MetalHeadbanger7 drugs.
Philmore always hitting everyone with the Rock eyebrow raise 🤨🤨🤨🤨
This show was well ahead of its time. Fillmore wasn't afraid of getting real and teaching a fucking lesson to the kids watching: forgiveness, learning from your past, giving everyone a chance.
I feel bad for the young ones out there today, animated tv shows now are nowhere near as good as what they used to be.
Filmore Was the first BADASS Character i've ever saw. It sucks that this show Is so underrated
Kids these days should learn this from the classic shows we seen. It'll help prepare them for many impacts the real world will hit them with.
Kinda ironic, right?
can we have a version where Fillmore is older and a damn amazing professional detective
Orlando Brown delivers his lines so beautifully….
I adore and miss dialogues and their delivery from cartoons of my childhood…
13:42 "that chikin... was dry... real dry...."
This show is or was gold
Both was and is..
6:41 Exactly!!! Art is about expressing yourself of how you feel.
This is great, so much wisdom! I hope it taught many young and old people everywhere.
i remember watching this when i was a little kid in daycare, i still remember when he says "bullshit" when he was interrogating some kid
??? :D ???
When they mention FRED DURST.
Because he was relevant back then.
Why do I know that name?
Time Well Spent Limp Bizkit
@@runeraid1561 oh yeaaahh
They had an eggplant
Bruuuhh how did I forget this masterpiece. This was more than just a kids show. This had substance.
Mann I was 5 when this came out. I forgot all about it all these years, and now it woke my childhood memories up seeing posts about it recently.