Two other huge points in why they series is great 1: Constant Continuity - Events from previous episodes are usually acknowledged and you will always see redeemed experiments from previous episodes working in the background (even joining in to help with new missions sometimes) 2: Still using the messages of the first movie - From Nani still needing to keep her job and work to support the family (which is often put at risk by the others shenanigans) to Lilo still having moments of depression remembering her parents (go watch the Remy episode for those feels) and seeing how she copes
_"Ohana means 'family'. Family means nobody gets left behind."_ That quote from Lilo and Stitch movie hits different and always be remember in our hearts.
Funny enough I went on a binge watching Lilo and stitch content on TH-cam and boy was this show interesting in its own way. I liked seeing how the island grew with more of stitches cousins appearing around the place
@@ivanbluecool how do you feel about the upcoming live-action little mermaid on it. I want to be excited for it but I can’t. The original 1989 movie is my favourite Disney animated movie ever. The straight to dvd sequels return to the sea was disappointing for the most part too but did have its moments.
I very much remember this series and it still has a very near and dear place to my heart. I remember losing it as a kid whenever we were going to learn about all of the other 625 experiments. That was the very first thing I thought of when watching Lilo & Stitch for the very first time. It was definitely a fun show and I really wish they showed a lot more but they can only show so much One of my favorite little details I still remember to this day is that the experiments can be divided into series; Series 0 was a test batch, Series 2 were scientific telated, Series 5 were elemental manipulators, etc
Correct me if im wrong but they never even created ALL 626 of the experiments. There were a number of cool ones but the series ended before they can show them all.
There was one episode that was particularly heavy in terms of emotions. The dream experiment episode, where it’s never said out loud but it’s implied that the day is anniversary of the death of Lilo and Nani’s parents and Nani, being the most amazing sister gives her young sister the space she needs to cope and grieve. The ending did make me cry
Seeing the movie when I was older. Man nani was such a good person doing her best to try and keep Lilo with her giving up her dreams after thier parents died making me dislike Lilo a bit more but it's understandable as she's a child and would act this way having ignorance of what's going to happen.
I was OBSESSED with Lilo & Stitch as a kid. The DVD of the movie came with a checklist of experiments that you were supposed to check off as they appeared in the tv series and I had that thing with me diligently checking them off with every episode that aired lmao (I say this like I’m not still obsessed, but I am.)
@@jacobpro_ Crossovers were bittersweet for me. I loved characters meeting each other but it also meant one of the shows was nearing the end of its life
Although this series came after other animated shows based on their animated features like _The Little Mermaid_ series, Timon & Pumbaa, _Aladdin_ the series and _Hercules_ the animated series series, _Lilo & Stitch: The Series_ came out way before we got more Disney animated shows based on their Animated features such as _The Emperor's New School, The Lion Guard, Tangled the Series/Rapunzel's Tangled Adventure, Big Hero 6: The Series_ and _Alice's Wonderland Bakery._ As to my opinion on this series, I loved the show especially with how each episode focuses on Lilo & Stitch capturing the remaining 623 experiments that have been spread around Hawaii and while most of the episodes were episodic (as it's Lilo & Stitch collecting the experiments) it did had a few recurring storylines (not in the level as say Gravity Falls, Amphibia, The Owl House or even The Lion Guard and Tangled the series) especially the ones involving Angel, Nosy and rescuing the other experiments captured by Gantu. Lastly, my favorite episodes were definitely the ones where the show had crossovers with American Dragon, Kim Possible, The Proud Family and Recess, especially the latter show considering when _Lilo & Stitch: The Series_ was still airing, Recess ended 5 years ago in 2001 so it was impressive they brought the Recess gang for their most recent appearance to date. Hope you do one on _Penn Zero_
I used to watch Lilo & Stitch The Series all the time when i was younger, to me this show never got old!!! thank you for yet another awesome trip down memory lane Jordan!!!
This show was and is amazing. I miss when Disney did stuff like this. Now it's so childish that it's sad or it gets cancelled before a proper conclusion (The Owl House).
The Crossovers, they’re so good, especially the proud family one, blending the humor of proud family in the world of Lilo and Stitch, that’s chaotic(and it foreshadowed the Proud Family Movie, you know, The Prouds in a tropical vacation, some conflicts in family, and I think Penny’s starting to get used to dealing with weird creatures like Stitch and Cashew)
I binged the show on Disney Plus this year Lilo is one the best kid characters in all of fiction The way she struggles with fitting in, befriends about every experiment and her bond with Stitch and her family is phenomenal
I agree lilo feels like a real kid with how she talks and acts. She can be a brat at times but is a good person towards those cares about it. It felt realistic and relatable to anyone who is a kid.
@@pepito2847 when she was yelling about the plant contest one and while nani was working etc. Or the episode where stitch runs of to join the circus one. Lilo is a little girl tho so I can kind of understand why she would be like it.
@@lordshenfan6625 Even though Mertle was a brat There were times Lilo was in the wrong Aside from attacking Mertle, there are times she does things for selfish reasons that involve outshining Mertle Would you agree
@@pepito2847 yep and that makes her more real. Myrtle tho lacked compassion from time to time where as lilo had more of a caring nature and admitted often when she was wrong.
I remember this series fondly. I love how they expanded on the characters, the world, and added new ones with the experiments. I also love that Stitch had a love interest named Angel, she was my favourite
I loved this show. Aside from the amazing crossovers with the other Disney shows, alot of the episodes hit really hard as a kid and now. There was this one episode where it shows Lilo having depressive episodes on the anniversary of her parents death where she would just lay in bed, unmoving the entire day. Nani's reaction and trying to help her grieve properly and the Lilo doing the only thing she could as a child made me tear up as a kid and when I watched it again as an adult.
I loved this show so much growing up. I loved Lilo and Stitch the movie from the get-go, and so getting a TV series about them hanging out together and doing stuff was just amazing. I also very much enjoyed the crossovers. One thing that impressed me while rewatching the series on Disney Plus is the fact that despite each episode being mainly episodic, there is a continuity. You see experiments from earlier episodes reappear in later ones, sometimes in rather major roles. Gantu does capture a few experiments and some of the final episodes feature Lilo and Stitch getting these experiments back from Gantu/Hamsterviel
I absolutely love this franchise! I hope it comes back in the kingdom hearts series as a world of Hawaii someday. Deep space in birth by sleep just wasn’t enough for me. But it was cool to see stitch as a summon in kh3.
Frenchfry is my favourite episode of the show. Any storylines or topics involving food always makes me laugh and especially seeing the characters explode into big giant bowling balls and look adorable as well in the process too. Babyfire was also a really good episode as well.
I remember the frenchfry episode. My siblings and me came to know about it on TH-cam but couldnt find the whole episode for years. We were so happy when we finally found it after all.
The unfortunate thing about the Lilo and Stitch franchise is that the experiment was bringing the money, not the girl who went through trama and got a new close pet friend, and it's really strange, it kinda feels a bit like she's apperantly unmarketable even though the series kinda made her fearless and badass at times.
They did Lilo so dirty. Yuna is such a pointless character because she's just Japanese Lilo without the things that actually make Lilo interesting. The anime could have stayed in Hawaii with Lilo and next to nothing would be different.
Both are products and Stitch is easier to merchandise. Lilo was made for one market, and Yuna for the other. I'm sure Japanese kids that grew up with Yuna would say the same about Lilo
The crossover episodes were amazing! They literally were icing on the cake since all of them were my favourite animated Disney channel shows ever. Especially recess. As well as the emperor’s new school was you obviously already covered on this channel Jordan. Media mementos also covered that show on their channel before also.
"This is my family. I found it all on my own. It's little and broken. But Still good, yea still good." I'm a HUGE fan of the Lilo and Stitch movies, tv show and yes even the anime :) Stitch is and always will be my favorite character. I met him twice at Disneyland and once at Disneyworld and hoping to meet him again at Disneyworld this November. I miss my cute and fluffy alien hugs ^-^
I've actually been waiting for this show on this channel. This show truly was my childhood. As for the live action movie I'm super nervous but at the same time I have my hopes up thinking "there is no way they would mess up lilo and stitch"
I loved Lilo and Stitch, movie 1 and show. Watched it a lot as a kid. I even loved the crossover episodes, was interesting to bring in other Disney shows that were running at the time. A few months ago I got new glasses and was happy to have A Stitch lens cloth, or whatever its called, that came with it. Brought back memories.
Also Mr. Jameson in this show was voiced by Bryan Cranston. And to think that Gravity Falls (which had Alfred Molina, John Oliver, Coolio, and especially Nathan Filion and Nick Offerman), Penn Zero (Sigourney Weaver, etc.), Phineas and Ferb (Elizabeth Banks, Ben Stiller, Sandra Oh, Cloris Leachman, Simon Pegg (again), Danny Trejo, Tina Fey, etc.), Randy Cunningham (Simon Pegg, John Oliver, etc.), and DuckTales 2017 (David Tennant, Lin Manuel Miranda, Doug Jones, Selma Blair, Giancarlo Esposito, etc.) were the only Disney animated series to utilize A-List celebrity talent involved in their animated shows.
I watched the heck out of this as a kid. It was kinda like Hawaiian Pokémon before Gen 7 existed. A very cool take on the monster of the week format. I always wondered what the other experiments we didn't get to see look like.
That series was how I got introduced to Lilo and Stitch… as well as my #2 “childhood nemesis,” Gantu, who was unfortunately outranked by a freaking sound system logo known as “THX” Also, Gantu never actually scared me as a kid, unlike the infamous THX logo. I just see him as a “big bully” in my imaginary adventures with Lilo and Stitch. The awkward part was years later when I went to Disney World for a high school field trip. I got to experience “Stitch’s Great Escape” thanks to my classmates who dragged me into it… and I realized that I was “temporarily working with Gantu.” It was really awkward to me, but I remained quiet about that and assumed Gantu “didn’t notice my presence because I grew up” Memories of my childhood imaginations are so much fun
I'm always glad to see such a fun throw back to shows I enjoyed as a kid presented in these awesome video essays. Thanks Jordan. Keep up the awesome work.
Rob Paulsen has so many voices, but you can usually tell it's him. This is something i really love about dedicated voice actors. Jim Cummings, (unless it's Pooh), Grey De Lisle, Tom Kenny, Tress McNeill, and Mel Blanc also have this quality. Granted, it's nice there are more kinds of VAs now, but I still hope we don't completely lose this.
7:08 Okay THAT was awesome editing right there!! I dont know how you knew when an ad would appear on your video while editing, but it matched up perfectly! The old nostalgic Disney Channel bumpers made watching a TH-cam ad so much more tolerable!
A log of the clips you have actually rang bells for me. I was 10 when the series came out - absolutely love this series and now once I finish Seinfeld, definitely going back to watch Lilo & Stitch!
my little brother and i used to love watching this and the timon and pumba show together alongside angry beavers. You knocking it outta the park with nostalgia and the selections 🤞🏾
God I watched the living crap of this series as a kid. Watched it almost every day when it was on TV and seeing it crossover with other shows I watched too was mind-blowing. This series is just so darn likeable and just cozy to watch. It's been years since I've watched it. Gotta rewatch it on Disney+ soon.
My siblings and me LOVED this show. We used to watch it on TH-cam when we were children and years later came back to watch it again on Disney+. The end battle with all experiments fighting was the most epic scene ever back then.
Definitely remember this show and watching it in my early teen years, loved the movies and enjoyed the series that came to be. I was so hyped to see which cousin of Stitch we could see and what their unique little powers and talents, then a experiments either finding a new home or they don't due circumstances. I have so many favorites, Frenchfry, Slushy and so many more!❤️ Also used to enjoy many other childhood shows like Dragon Tales, Oswald The Blue Octopus , Kipper The Dog, Little Bear and Wonder Pets. Watching Lilo And Stitch Series gave that connection back of watching cartoons as a kid. 📺💕
17:49 randomly appreciating that they don't step on each other's toes in context/genre; Recess and Proud Family are both relatively mundane, Kim Possible is super heroes/tech but never really deals with aliens or the supernatural, and Jake Long is almost purely supernatural, where as Lilo and Stitch is largely Sci Fi/Galactic. Lack of overlap is nice.
Honestly I liked the series and was a fan of the little b plots Jumba and Pleakley got into, I loved their bantered and made me wish they got their own solo episode where Lilo and Stitch are unavailable to go after an experiments so then Jumba and Pleakley have to go after the experiment. Also fun fact, the experiment 062 French fry is the only experiment Nani had captured herself in the whole series.
Yes.. I do remember, God I loved it so much. One of the very. Very best Disney had to offer. I don't know if I should thank you, or wonder how you can remember such old, gold, and often obscure shows from my childhood. Actually I do. Thank you for jolting back our memories and remind us of all these cartoons and shows we used to love when we were kids.
I unironically enjoy every Lilo & Stitch movie (some more than others, but still they're great). I once spent a whole day binge-watching them all, and I enjoyed the TV show too but haven't seen it in 12 years
This was my favorite series on ABC every Saturday back in the day...Nostalgic memories. I always followed it and the fandom as a kid. I still love it. Thank you for this man.
Thank you for reminding me how much I love this franchise. I’d like to add, another great piece of content is the video game they released around the same time as the original movie. For anyone who doesn’t know, it’s called Stitch: Experiment 626, and it followed Stitch as he ran around the galaxy collecting DNA for Jumba to create more experiments. It was a great piece of content that gave some backstory and expanded the universe before we knew we’d be getting more movies and a TV series. Don’t know if the game’s plot is canon, but it was still a fun story.
I remember getting a DVD of the Penguins of Madagascar series and being super shocked that it had a special (Dr. Blowhole) that was set to premiere on Nick weeks later, lol
I've been going through a hyper fixation of Lilo & Stitch lately. It's a great series. Sadly as a kid I wasn't into it, but as an adult I love it. I'm not expecting a whole lot from the live action, but it might still end up being fun and will pull more kids into the franchise. Stitch merchandise already sells well so I imagine it'll skyrocket once a trailer drops.
Now we’re talking. The one franchise that inspired me to become an animator and character designer. The experiments were 100% the best part of the franchise.
@@alfredhinton8792 That’s right, mate. I’ve seen them all. Plus, I agree. I’d kill for all the experiments to be seen, even if it’s in the form of the Cousins log book.
I absolutely loved the Sandwich Stacker game and would love to see it again in a different format. Maybe a console compilation of different flash games in an attempt to preserve them for future generations
This was the show that sparked my love of writing and art back in the 2000's. Without it, I would never have gotten into art or become the artist I am today.
Lilo and Stitch, and you advertise SPECTROBES?! I feel like I've de-aged 12 years!!!!! Man I'll have to go sub to Fringe Gaming!!! Your content has been such a joy since I've started binging a couple weeks ago!
The series is the first Lilo and Stitch content I remember watching. I don't think I watched the original movie before way later. I was a toddler in 2002, so I don't remember it. Lilo and Stitch is probably my favorite Disney franchise of all time, and I'm sure it has taken part in shaping my love for sci-fi.
Thank you for doing this series!! However, as it's my absolute favorite. Lilo and Stitch 2: Stitch had a glitch is the Series Setup movie. 1 was them meeting, and Stitch becoming good. 2 was them finding the other pods, releasing Sparky and making them good, and ending with all the other pods falling to Hawaii. The Series happens. And then it all ends with Leroy and Stitch.
Wow, what a trip down memory lane, I used to love this show so much, I even started drawing my own collection of experiments, I think I drew around 30 or 40. It's such a brilliant concept for a show and at the time my parents had forbidden me from watching the Pokémon anime or playing the games so I never made the comparison until I was older, that helped the show feel like a completely new experience for me. The 2000's era of Disney Channel was full of amazing shows: Brandy and Mr. Whiskers, Lilo & Stitch, The Empereror's New School, The Legend of Tarzan, Buzz Lightyear of Star Command, quite a fun childhood.
So fun fact. The Walt Disney Company found a personal letter from Walt in one of his old deals this year, the summary being he didn't condone remakes or reimaginings of the studios animated films. There was an internal push to honor this, resulting in the cancelation of all upcoming "live action" Disney films based on animated classics, with Pinocchio and the little mermaid planning to be the last of them because they were already in post production. I don't know if this had any effect on the lilo and stitch live action, but change is coming in their film practices
One of my favorite things as a kid was seeing all the fun ways each of the pods came into contact with liquid. Each one even more creative than the last.
The movie Lilo & Stitch was one of the last Disney animated films I saw with my Mum and sister, before becoming a fully grown grumpy teenager. I did enjoy the TV series also, it marks a point in my memories of when I went from child to teenager. I watched the VHS tape of the film we had a lot, having then lost my mum aged 17, the phrase 'ohana' and family meaning nobody gets left behind is something I have never forgotten and still hold onto.
Entire lilo and stitch franchise is great. My sister absolutely loves it. Has so much stitch stuff. One great way we bond and past time was watching all the movies and show. Adorable.
Aww Man, I so remember watching and loving the Lilo & Stitch cartoon series growing up seeing it on toon Disney back in the 2000s days. Mostly because I loved the Lilo and Stitch movie a lot as a kid, also still love it as an adult now. But the cartoon series itself still holds a special place within my childhood, I can still remember a few of the episodes of it here and there although it has been some time since I've last watched it.
I absolutely loved Lilo & Stitch!! I remember getting up and staying up to watch new episodes/re-runs every time that it was on. It’s a super fun show and now I kinda wanna watch it again 😆 also nice Pokémon skateboards!! ❤ they’re adorable and cool 😲
Watching Lilo and Stitch and Stitch the Movie, i really didn't expect it to have a tv series. It was always enjoyable to see the other experiments, what they looked like, how their powers worked and on how lilo and stitch would place them where their powers would be helpful.
Man, Lilo and Stitch the series was one of my favorite disney shows when i was a little kid. Looking back on this as an adult, it was such an awesome show. 😊
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Thanks so much for watching! Are you a fan of Lilo & Stitch? If so, did you like the original movie or the series more?
Both
The series was amazing.
series
Yes to both
😂ok
Two other huge points in why they series is great
1: Constant Continuity - Events from previous episodes are usually acknowledged and you will always see redeemed experiments from previous episodes working in the background (even joining in to help with new missions sometimes)
2: Still using the messages of the first movie - From Nani still needing to keep her job and work to support the family (which is often put at risk by the others shenanigans) to Lilo still having moments of depression remembering her parents (go watch the Remy episode for those feels) and seeing how she copes
The except the airing got messed up
True.
@@clayton_rose The chronological order.
_"Ohana means 'family'. Family means nobody gets left behind."_
That quote from Lilo and Stitch movie hits different and always be remember in our hearts.
I think you meant "Ohana means family"
@@J4-R0 what was the original typo? 🤔
@@jinxedjosie5934 It was "Onahole means 'family''"
@@randomdeliveryguy I can only wish 🤣
…Or forgotten.
Funny enough I went on a binge watching Lilo and stitch content on TH-cam and boy was this show interesting in its own way. I liked seeing how the island grew with more of stitches cousins appearing around the place
Awesome! I plan to do a rewatch of the show eventually before the live-action movie ever comes out. I wonder what that’s going to be like?
@@BrennySpain probably a mess
@@ivanbluecool I would assume so. The new Pinocchio is an absolute embarrassment compared to the original.
@@BrennySpain yeah because Disney tries to be as safe as possible and then new movies as safe for overseas too.
@@ivanbluecool how do you feel about the upcoming live-action little mermaid on it. I want to be excited for it but I can’t. The original 1989 movie is my favourite Disney animated movie ever. The straight to dvd sequels return to the sea was disappointing for the most part too but did have its moments.
I very much remember this series and it still has a very near and dear place to my heart. I remember losing it as a kid whenever we were going to learn about all of the other 625 experiments. That was the very first thing I thought of when watching Lilo & Stitch for the very first time. It was definitely a fun show and I really wish they showed a lot more but they can only show so much
One of my favorite little details I still remember to this day is that the experiments can be divided into series; Series 0 was a test batch, Series 2 were scientific telated, Series 5 were elemental manipulators, etc
I wanna see ALL of them
Correct me if im wrong but they never even created ALL 626 of the experiments. There were a number of cool ones but the series ended before they can show them all.
@@renriquez1994 yeah honestly they could’ve pushed the movie back and kept going. But that’s just me.
@@renriquez1994 They named them all in the Leroy & Stitch movie credits.
I mean they could always retcon...
There was one episode that was particularly heavy in terms of emotions. The dream experiment episode, where it’s never said out loud but it’s implied that the day is anniversary of the death of Lilo and Nani’s parents and Nani, being the most amazing sister gives her young sister the space she needs to cope and grieve. The ending did make me cry
@@joshernsteen2066 Okay, you seem to be extremely informed about this particular topic. Take a breath man
That episode is heartbreaking😭. I can’t imagine losing my parents at such a young age like Lilo did
@@John-xr9ry Indeed.
Seeing the movie when I was older. Man nani was such a good person doing her best to try and keep Lilo with her giving up her dreams after thier parents died making me dislike Lilo a bit more but it's understandable as she's a child and would act this way having ignorance of what's going to happen.
I was OBSESSED with Lilo & Stitch as a kid. The DVD of the movie came with a checklist of experiments that you were supposed to check off as they appeared in the tv series and I had that thing with me diligently checking them off with every episode that aired lmao
(I say this like I’m not still obsessed, but I am.)
Which version of the DVD was this?
I remember that too. It was from the Stitch the movie DVD.
Man I miss the show. It was always great watching it after school. I loved the Proud Family crossover episode too. Thanks for the nostalgia
I still remember the American Dragon Jake Long crossover
Me too😁
@@jacobpro_ Crossovers were bittersweet for me. I loved characters meeting each other but it also meant one of the shows was nearing the end of its life
Solid choice, as for me give me the Kim possible crossover any day of the week.
The Proud Family crossover was my favorite
Jordan Fringe has become a Cartoon Encyclopedia at this point.
Although this series came after other animated shows based on their animated features like _The Little Mermaid_ series, Timon & Pumbaa, _Aladdin_ the series and _Hercules_ the animated series series, _Lilo & Stitch: The Series_ came out way before we got more Disney animated shows based on their Animated features such as _The Emperor's New School, The Lion Guard, Tangled the Series/Rapunzel's Tangled Adventure, Big Hero 6: The Series_ and _Alice's Wonderland Bakery._
As to my opinion on this series, I loved the show especially with how each episode focuses on Lilo & Stitch capturing the remaining 623 experiments that have been spread around Hawaii and while most of the episodes were episodic (as it's Lilo & Stitch collecting the experiments) it did had a few recurring storylines (not in the level as say Gravity Falls, Amphibia, The Owl House or even The Lion Guard and Tangled the series) especially the ones involving Angel, Nosy and rescuing the other experiments captured by Gantu.
Lastly, my favorite episodes were definitely the ones where the show had crossovers with American Dragon, Kim Possible, The Proud Family and Recess, especially the latter show considering when _Lilo & Stitch: The Series_ was still airing, Recess ended 5 years ago in 2001 so it was impressive they brought the Recess gang for their most recent appearance to date.
Hope you do one on _Penn Zero_
I used to watch Lilo & Stitch The Series all the time when i was younger, to me this show never got old!!! thank you for yet another awesome trip down memory lane Jordan!!!
Same here
I followed this show RELIGIOUSLY as a kid.
This show was the bomb. So many fun creature designs.
This show was and is amazing. I miss when Disney did stuff like this. Now it's so childish that it's sad or it gets cancelled before a proper conclusion (The Owl House).
Yeah I get it
I wish there could be more of Lilo and Stitch but fixed what the Japanese and Chinese shows messed up.
Could you imagine Lilo and Stitch kept going and had Gravity Falls and Phineas and Ferb crossovers.
@@calebray1834 for me I'd love a crossover between The Owl House and Amphibia
@@calebray1834 And the The Owl House too? Would be awesome.
Seeing Lilo as an adult will never not make me feel sad and also old.
What the hell man! I thought cartoon characters weren't supposed to age!
The nostalgia I felt from hearing those Lilo & Stitch bumpers is crazy lol
I've never had such concentrated nostalgia as hearing those again lol
Love this channel
The Crossovers, they’re so good, especially the proud family one, blending the humor of proud family in the world of Lilo and Stitch, that’s chaotic(and it foreshadowed the Proud Family Movie, you know, The Prouds in a tropical vacation, some conflicts in family, and I think Penny’s starting to get used to dealing with weird creatures like Stitch and Cashew)
I binged the show on Disney Plus this year
Lilo is one the best kid characters in all of fiction
The way she struggles with fitting in, befriends about every experiment and her bond with Stitch and her family is phenomenal
I agree lilo feels like a real kid with how she talks and acts. She can be a brat at times but is a good person towards those cares about it. It felt realistic and relatable to anyone who is a kid.
@@lordshenfan6625 Any particular scenes that stood out to you where she Lilo was a brat in?
@@pepito2847 when she was yelling about the plant contest one and while nani was working etc. Or the episode where stitch runs of to join the circus one. Lilo is a little girl tho so I can kind of understand why she would be like it.
@@lordshenfan6625 Even though Mertle was a brat
There were times Lilo was in the wrong
Aside from attacking Mertle, there are times she does things for selfish reasons that involve outshining Mertle
Would you agree
@@pepito2847 yep and that makes her more real. Myrtle tho lacked compassion from time to time where as lilo had more of a caring nature and admitted often when she was wrong.
I LOVED this series. Would watch it in the afternoons drawing the experiments while I wait for mom to come home from work.
That first commercial jingle took me back to my child sized shoes, thank you Jordan Fringe for covering these old classics. Keep up the great work! 👍
I remember this series fondly. I love how they expanded on the characters, the world, and added new ones with the experiments. I also love that Stitch had a love interest named Angel, she was my favourite
This show was a big part of my life as a kid because it was so enjoyable and let my imagination run wild
I loved this show. Aside from the amazing crossovers with the other Disney shows, alot of the episodes hit really hard as a kid and now.
There was this one episode where it shows Lilo having depressive episodes on the anniversary of her parents death where she would just lay in bed, unmoving the entire day.
Nani's reaction and trying to help her grieve properly and the Lilo doing the only thing she could as a child made me tear up as a kid and when I watched it again as an adult.
I loved this show as a teen! The writing and animation were pretty good for a TV series!
Me too
I loved this show so much growing up. I loved Lilo and Stitch the movie from the get-go, and so getting a TV series about them hanging out together and doing stuff was just amazing. I also very much enjoyed the crossovers.
One thing that impressed me while rewatching the series on Disney Plus is the fact that despite each episode being mainly episodic, there is a continuity. You see experiments from earlier episodes reappear in later ones, sometimes in rather major roles. Gantu does capture a few experiments and some of the final episodes feature Lilo and Stitch getting these experiments back from Gantu/Hamsterviel
I absolutely love this franchise! I hope it comes back in the kingdom hearts series as a world of Hawaii someday. Deep space in birth by sleep just wasn’t enough for me. But it was cool to see stitch as a summon in kh3.
Frenchfry is my favourite episode of the show. Any storylines or topics involving food always makes me laugh and especially seeing the characters explode into big giant bowling balls and look adorable as well in the process too. Babyfire was also a really good episode as well.
I remember the frenchfry episode. My siblings and me came to know about it on TH-cam but couldnt find the whole episode for years. We were so happy when we finally found it after all.
@@abraham2172 do you know of deviantart at all out of interest too?
@@BrennySpain I heard of it, but never used it yet.
Frenchfry was a great episode and I also liked shortstuff. It was fun to see stitch and rebian as giants.
@@lordshenfan6625 yeah I agree lol
Lilo was helping aliens was like Ash Ketchum catching Pokémon.
Except Ash does not trap pokemons in orbs
The unfortunate thing about the Lilo and Stitch franchise is that the experiment was bringing the money, not the girl who went through trama and got a new close pet friend, and it's really strange, it kinda feels a bit like she's apperantly unmarketable even though the series kinda made her fearless and badass at times.
That's just business. The cute creature brings in the money.
They did Lilo so dirty. Yuna is such a pointless character because she's just Japanese Lilo without the things that actually make Lilo interesting. The anime could have stayed in Hawaii with Lilo and next to nothing would be different.
Both are products and Stitch is easier to merchandise. Lilo was made for one market, and Yuna for the other. I'm sure Japanese kids that grew up with Yuna would say the same about Lilo
Yeah too bad. Lilo is hilarious
True true. Even nostalgia critic said that without Lilo and Nani, the movie would’ve been dull.
This was easily the BEST of all the Disney film to tv series adaptations. I genuinely enjoyed watching this back in the day.
The crossover episodes were amazing! They literally were icing on the cake since all of them were my favourite animated Disney channel shows ever. Especially recess. As well as the emperor’s new school was you obviously already covered on this channel Jordan. Media mementos also covered that show on their channel before also.
What do you mean "Favorite live action shows"? They're all animated.
@@SMon42 oops sorry I meant animated I’ll fix it now.
"This is my family. I found it all on my own. It's little and broken. But Still good, yea still good."
I'm a HUGE fan of the Lilo and Stitch movies, tv show and yes even the anime :) Stitch is and always will be my favorite character. I met him twice at Disneyland and once at Disneyworld and hoping to meet him again at Disneyworld this November. I miss my cute and fluffy alien hugs ^-^
That's one of my favorite lines from anything ever
I've actually been waiting for this show on this channel. This show truly was my childhood. As for the live action movie I'm super nervous but at the same time I have my hopes up thinking "there is no way they would mess up lilo and stitch"
I loved Lilo and Stitch, movie 1 and show. Watched it a lot as a kid. I even loved the crossover episodes, was interesting to bring in other Disney shows that were running at the time. A few months ago I got new glasses and was happy to have A Stitch lens cloth, or whatever its called, that came with it. Brought back memories.
what were your thoughts on movie 2 and 3? I loved all of it.
@@Nakia11798 i enjoyed movie 2, not sure if I saw movie 3. I also haven't seen the anime or the Chinese cartoon.
Also Mr. Jameson in this show was voiced by Bryan Cranston.
And to think that Gravity Falls (which had Alfred Molina, John Oliver, Coolio, and especially Nathan Filion and Nick Offerman), Penn Zero (Sigourney Weaver, etc.), Phineas and Ferb (Elizabeth Banks, Ben Stiller, Sandra Oh, Cloris Leachman, Simon Pegg (again), Danny Trejo, Tina Fey, etc.), Randy Cunningham (Simon Pegg, John Oliver, etc.), and DuckTales 2017 (David Tennant, Lin Manuel Miranda, Doug Jones, Selma Blair, Giancarlo Esposito, etc.) were the only Disney animated series to utilize A-List celebrity talent involved in their animated shows.
_"Hey Stitch, we need to cook."_
*~ Mr. Jameson*
I watched the heck out of this as a kid. It was kinda like Hawaiian Pokémon before Gen 7 existed. A very cool take on the monster of the week format. I always wondered what the other experiments we didn't get to see look like.
The crossovers this series had means so many things are in the same universe and for that alone this show deserves a 10/10
That series was how I got introduced to Lilo and Stitch… as well as my #2 “childhood nemesis,” Gantu, who was unfortunately outranked by a freaking sound system logo known as “THX”
Also, Gantu never actually scared me as a kid, unlike the infamous THX logo. I just see him as a “big bully” in my imaginary adventures with Lilo and Stitch.
The awkward part was years later when I went to Disney World for a high school field trip. I got to experience “Stitch’s Great Escape” thanks to my classmates who dragged me into it… and I realized that I was “temporarily working with Gantu.”
It was really awkward to me, but I remained quiet about that and assumed Gantu “didn’t notice my presence because I grew up”
Memories of my childhood imaginations are so much fun
I'm always glad to see such a fun throw back to shows I enjoyed as a kid presented in these awesome video essays. Thanks Jordan. Keep up the awesome work.
Rob Paulsen has so many voices, but you can usually tell it's him. This is something i really love about dedicated voice actors. Jim Cummings, (unless it's Pooh), Grey De Lisle, Tom Kenny, Tress McNeill, and Mel Blanc also have this quality. Granted, it's nice there are more kinds of VAs now, but I still hope we don't completely lose this.
Now this show brings back memories! Nice to see you covering it.
Thanks for watching man!
👍😎
One of the best Disney franchises that still holds up imo.
7:08 Okay THAT was awesome editing right there!! I dont know how you knew when an ad would appear on your video while editing, but it matched up perfectly! The old nostalgic Disney Channel bumpers made watching a TH-cam ad so much more tolerable!
I'm almost positive you can place when one plays.
I personally loved all projects branching from Lilo and Stitch. Never heard of Stitch and Ai. Will check it out definitely 😊
A log of the clips you have actually rang bells for me. I was 10 when the series came out - absolutely love this series and now once I finish Seinfeld, definitely going back to watch Lilo & Stitch!
Lilo and Stitch one of my favorite series to watch on Disney Channel when I was little.
my little brother and i used to love watching this and the timon and pumba show together alongside angry beavers. You knocking it outta the park with nostalgia and the selections 🤞🏾
I remember watching this as a kid and loving it. Also it's pretty weird how Disney put more planning into Lilo and Stitch than Star Wars
I loved this show! I remember as a kid being so so excited for each new experiment, I loved the designs and the powers were so cool!
God I watched the living crap of this series as a kid. Watched it almost every day when it was on TV and seeing it crossover with other shows I watched too was mind-blowing. This series is just so darn likeable and just cozy to watch. It's been years since I've watched it. Gotta rewatch it on Disney+ soon.
Have you rewatched as of yet. If so does it hold up
My siblings and me LOVED this show. We used to watch it on TH-cam when we were children and years later came back to watch it again on Disney+. The end battle with all experiments fighting was the most epic scene ever back then.
I remember this show. A great way to show off Stitch's other cousins (and Jumba's other experiments). And on another note, learn lessons here as well.
Definitely remember this show and watching it in my early teen years, loved the movies and enjoyed the series that came to be. I was so hyped to see which cousin of Stitch we could see and what their unique little powers and talents, then a experiments either finding a new home or they don't due circumstances. I have so many favorites, Frenchfry, Slushy and so many more!❤️
Also used to enjoy many other childhood shows like Dragon Tales, Oswald The Blue Octopus , Kipper The Dog, Little Bear and Wonder Pets. Watching Lilo And Stitch Series gave that connection back of watching cartoons as a kid. 📺💕
Amazing that this show had 4 well-done crossovers; more than a decade later, Ok KO would take on the same approach with similar success.
17:49 randomly appreciating that they don't step on each other's toes in context/genre; Recess and Proud Family are both relatively mundane, Kim Possible is super heroes/tech but never really deals with aliens or the supernatural, and Jake Long is almost purely supernatural, where as Lilo and Stitch is largely Sci Fi/Galactic. Lack of overlap is nice.
I was an adult when Lilo & Stitch came out. But this is still among my favorite animated movies and I love the show.
Love the commercial breaks thing you do. Brings back old memories. Thank you
Honestly I liked the series and was a fan of the little b plots Jumba and Pleakley got into, I loved their bantered and made me wish they got their own solo episode where Lilo and Stitch are unavailable to go after an experiments so then Jumba and Pleakley have to go after the experiment. Also fun fact, the experiment 062 French fry is the only experiment Nani had captured herself in the whole series.
Yes.. I do remember, God I loved it so much. One of the very. Very best Disney had to offer.
I don't know if I should thank you, or wonder how you can remember such old, gold, and often obscure shows from my childhood.
Actually I do. Thank you for jolting back our memories and remind us of all these cartoons and shows we used to love when we were kids.
Thank YOU for watching!
I unironically enjoy every Lilo & Stitch movie (some more than others, but still they're great). I once spent a whole day binge-watching them all, and I enjoyed the TV show too but haven't seen it in 12 years
The sequals are OK but not as great as one was. But the show was pretty good tho. Which is saying A lot since most Disney sequals can be really bad
This was my favorite series on ABC every Saturday back in the day...Nostalgic memories. I always followed it and the fandom as a kid. I still love it. Thank you for this man.
Lilo and Stitch is my Disney movie.
It’s the one for the weird kids. The ones who didn’t fit in. The ones who often felt left behind and forgotten.
Thank you for reminding me how much I love this franchise. I’d like to add, another great piece of content is the video game they released around the same time as the original movie. For anyone who doesn’t know, it’s called Stitch: Experiment 626, and it followed Stitch as he ran around the galaxy collecting DNA for Jumba to create more experiments. It was a great piece of content that gave some backstory and expanded the universe before we knew we’d be getting more movies and a TV series. Don’t know if the game’s plot is canon, but it was still a fun story.
I remember getting a DVD of the Penguins of Madagascar series and being super shocked that it had a special (Dr. Blowhole) that was set to premiere on Nick weeks later, lol
Thanks for delving into the memory hole that is my childhood Saturday morning, it really makes the day just a bit better
I've been going through a hyper fixation of Lilo & Stitch lately. It's a great series. Sadly as a kid I wasn't into it, but as an adult I love it. I'm not expecting a whole lot from the live action, but it might still end up being fun and will pull more kids into the franchise. Stitch merchandise already sells well so I imagine it'll skyrocket once a trailer drops.
Gosh, that incredibly clever transition into and out of the ad... That's it. I'm subscribing.
Now we’re talking. The one franchise that inspired me to become an animator and character designer. The experiments were 100% the best part of the franchise.
They gave all of them names during the credits of Leroy and stitch. I’d kill for a real book of LILO’s cousin log book
@@alfredhinton8792 That’s right, mate. I’ve seen them all. Plus, I agree. I’d kill for all the experiments to be seen, even if it’s in the form of the Cousins log book.
@@Tombola1993 I don’t even need to know their abilities
@@alfredhinton8792 But we still should know who their names and numbers are alongside their respective designs. If that ever fully happens.
Okay the strategically edited ad break got me. Subbed.
LOL WHO DONT REMEMBER THIS SERIES
I absolutely loved the Sandwich Stacker game and would love to see it again in a different format. Maybe a console compilation of different flash games in an attempt to preserve them for future generations
My daughter fell in love with Lilo and Stitch a few years ago. The series is a treasure to us both. Great Vid Jordan!
This was the show that sparked my love of writing and art back in the 2000's. Without it, I would never have gotten into art or become the artist I am today.
Lilo and Stitch, and you advertise SPECTROBES?! I feel like I've de-aged 12 years!!!!! Man I'll have to go sub to Fringe Gaming!!! Your content has been such a joy since I've started binging a couple weeks ago!
Appreciate the support! Hope you enjoy the Spectrobes video when it drops on the gaming channel! :D
The series is the first Lilo and Stitch content I remember watching. I don't think I watched the original movie before way later. I was a toddler in 2002, so I don't remember it.
Lilo and Stitch is probably my favorite Disney franchise of all time, and I'm sure it has taken part in shaping my love for sci-fi.
Thank you for this awesome interview about Lilo and Stitch the series I love Lilo and Stitch the series and I also love the Lilo and Stitch movies !!
STOP. That ad spot actually made me so happy, you don't even know. I felt just like a kid again and wanted to go play the sandwich stacker again.
Lolo and Stitch was one of my little brother's favorite shows. We watched the whole american run together with our mom. Thank you.
20 years later and this franchise is still gold
Thank you for doing this series!!
However, as it's my absolute favorite.
Lilo and Stitch 2: Stitch had a glitch is the Series Setup movie.
1 was them meeting, and Stitch becoming good.
2 was them finding the other pods, releasing Sparky and making them good, and ending with all the other pods falling to Hawaii.
The Series happens.
And then it all ends with Leroy and Stitch.
I remember loving this series when I was in middle school. Might have to rewatch it.
So glad you mentioned Sandwich Stacker, that game was the best!
I hope you never stop doing those Carl bits. Your impression of him is hilarious to me.
Wow, what a trip down memory lane, I used to love this show so much, I even started drawing my own collection of experiments, I think I drew around 30 or 40. It's such a brilliant concept for a show and at the time my parents had forbidden me from watching the Pokémon anime or playing the games so I never made the comparison until I was older, that helped the show feel like a completely new experience for me. The 2000's era of Disney Channel was full of amazing shows: Brandy and Mr. Whiskers, Lilo & Stitch, The Empereror's New School, The Legend of Tarzan, Buzz Lightyear of Star Command, quite a fun childhood.
So fun fact. The Walt Disney Company found a personal letter from Walt in one of his old deals this year, the summary being he didn't condone remakes or reimaginings of the studios animated films. There was an internal push to honor this, resulting in the cancelation of all upcoming "live action" Disney films based on animated classics, with Pinocchio and the little mermaid planning to be the last of them because they were already in post production. I don't know if this had any effect on the lilo and stitch live action, but change is coming in their film practices
One of my favorite things as a kid was seeing all the fun ways each of the pods came into contact with liquid. Each one even more creative than the last.
Great video! Good to see more people talking about the series 👌
The movie Lilo & Stitch was one of the last Disney animated films I saw with my Mum and sister, before becoming a fully grown grumpy teenager. I did enjoy the TV series also, it marks a point in my memories of when I went from child to teenager. I watched the VHS tape of the film we had a lot, having then lost my mum aged 17, the phrase 'ohana' and family meaning nobody gets left behind is something I have never forgotten and still hold onto.
Entire lilo and stitch franchise is great. My sister absolutely loves it. Has so much stitch stuff. One great way we bond and past time was watching all the movies and show. Adorable.
I have strong me memories of watching this on Sunday mornings before we went to church. Thank you for confirming my memories as real
Aww Man, I so remember watching and loving the Lilo & Stitch cartoon series growing up seeing it on toon Disney back in the 2000s days. Mostly because I loved the Lilo and Stitch movie a lot as a kid, also still love it as an adult now. But the cartoon series itself still holds a special place within my childhood, I can still remember a few of the episodes of it here and there although it has been some time since I've last watched it.
I absolutely loved Lilo & Stitch!! I remember getting up and staying up to watch new episodes/re-runs every time that it was on. It’s a super fun show and now I kinda wanna watch it again 😆 also nice Pokémon skateboards!! ❤ they’re adorable and cool 😲
It so unique when they make a crossover episode for this show and I love this show so much. Lilo & Stich The Series forever my favorite show.
Watching Lilo and Stitch and Stitch the Movie, i really didn't expect it to have a tv series. It was always enjoyable to see the other experiments, what they looked like, how their powers worked and on how lilo and stitch would place them where their powers would be helpful.
Jordan thank you❤. I remember when this show debuted I loved it then and still love it today at 32 when I watch it with my kids.
Never clicked on a video so fast.
Lilo & Stitch is my favorite Disney movie and franchise. I've seen the series lik 6 times.
Man, Lilo and Stitch the series was one of my favorite disney shows when i was a little kid. Looking back on this as an adult, it was such an awesome show. 😊
We only had Disney channel at my grandma's house and I remember just waiting around the TV waiting for this to come on. Thanks for the nostalgia!
Also, it might have one of the best theme songs out of any cartoon!
So glad you mentioned the sandwich stacker game. That was the best. I still think about that one fondly to this day
I loved this series, I couldn't wait to get home to watch it. It's nice to see it again and see it does still hold up