WAIT... Remember The Weekenders?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ธ.ค. 2022
- The Weekenders is that perfect slice of life show that follows a group of friends and what they get into during the weekenders, thus the name, The Weekenders! Today, let's take a look at who The Weekenders are and what happened to the show!
Written By: Jordan Fringe & Christine Parshall
Edited By: Jordan Fringe & Kate O.
Channel Art By: Jerry Meehan - บันเทิง
Thanks so much for watching! Which day of the weekend is your favorite? I am a fan of the chill Sunday vibes.
Ever talked about my movie or TV show
It tino because Pokemon don't fight people :P
Me too!
Have you every thought about doing a series on well remembered shows and calling it, "I Know You Remember"?
We all love the fringe of memory cartoons. I just think it would be neat.
Wait Remember Swat Kats, Wizards vs Aliens, Dan Vs and Transformers 1984.
I was obsessed with this show as a kid, as a lonely kid I wanted this kind of friendship as a teen so bad lol.
Yea bro I feel u on this
I felt that way about so many of the shows I watched. And I gotta say, as a lonely adult I still want that kind of friendship so bad.
I loved how they actually changed their outfits lol most cartoons didn't do that back then. Same with All Grown Up.
This was up there in my my all time favorite cartoon list. It just had the sauce.
I felt the same way about 6teen
I remember 2 things about this show: the clever writing and the fact that the characters had different clothings...They weren't always dresses the same way every episode.
It was such a living breathing world to say the least, especially for the time!
Only two different clothing 😀
@@inaseloutmani4348 I counted at least 3 lol (excluding pajamas)
@@inaseloutmani4348 Everyone has three outfits so they are always wearing something every day of the weekend.
I made my clothes after Carver with the open button down shirt with a white tee and jeans
Who else wishes that Pizza Place they normally hang out, was real?
I… i had that but like not with friends The dude let me chill there because he knew i was being chased by bullies he gave me free pizza sometimes and i paid the other I went with friends sometimes tooo
Yo it's our boi!
@@WhimsicalLittledawg *(YOU KNOW IT!!!!)*
@@kwestern619yeah N...no u did not. you just told us about ur "sad" childhood and a pizza restaurant lol
@@chunkykong8683 IT'S THE [ultra scary!] VERSION OF [our favorite salesman]
The thing about this show for me, and I'm sad he didn't touch on it, was the comedy. Some of those jokes were straight fire and I still think or laugh about them till this day. The Halloween episode where they mention that some girl had dressed up as a giant contact lense but fell on the floor and now no one can find her just cracks my shit up.
Ya I loved how sarcastic tino was too. I think he is one of the reasons I use sarcasm so much lol
The one that sticks out to me was when Carver tries to bribe a super dry security guard by introducing him to his friend George Washington. When the guard asks Carver if he really thinks he’ll be able to bribe him with a dollar, Carver sadly responds “No…a quarter.” The guard responds with a smirk and says how that’s the closest he’s come to laughing in 30 years
I still think about the clown episode, I'm waiting for this and Dave the Barbarian to be added to Disney+ where they belong.
"What's your favourite musical instrument?"
**does epic air-guitar solo that goes on for a good 30 seconds** "Piano!"
this show was absolutely incredible! the character writing was so good, we need it on streaming
@@pleaseshutup7053, it should be.
Dave the Barbarian, Lloyd in Space, The Weekenders, and others are all missing on Disney+ :/ really wish they’d add them
@@deathbypigx3h brandy and Mr whiskers
One of my all time favourite shows growing up. All 4 of the characters each had their own quirks that made it pretty relatable. Holds a special place in my heart next too Recess.
I always wanted them to do a crossover. Could have been Vince's older brother helping Tish with a science project, could have had Gus move in next door and move by the end of the episode, or even have the Recess gang cameo as preteens in grade 7.
If I remember correctly, Tino was the realist, Tish was the awkward nerdy chick, Lor was the cool tomboy, and Carver was chill but obsessed with his image.
I like that despite the simplistic art style, they put effort into hair physics and gave the characters multiple outfits. You don't usually see that and it makes the characters feel even more real with the relatable writing would alone.
Weekenders had such amazingly fluid animation for such a simple style. It's just a trip to watch.
They seriously didn't have to animate the hair when so many other cartoons have hair be static/completely solid, and yet they did. I love that attention to detail
I would even say that the simple style helped the animators to spend more time on the fluidity and character acting. If the style is really detailed it becomes less practicable to draw additional frames
This was my childhood and so few people remember it. It deserves more attention, and I need to find someplace to rewatch it
I'm starting to think more people remember it than I thought. Heh...
@@blinkowarner3117 same, after reading all of these comments
@@blinkowarner3117I definitely don’t remember it, never watched it.
Where i can watch this
i watched on teletoon
Hell yeah I do. One of the best “just normal kids with normal lives” cartoons from the 2000s, imo. It had some fun humor and running gags (I LOVED how the pizza place changes weekly.) But it was also very…Real and showed things that adolescents needed to hear.
Like that one episode where Tino was trying too hard to get this one random kid to like him. Only to have to face the fact that this kid just *doesn’t like him* and he has no reason why. He just doesn’t like Tino. And the episode ends with Tino accepting that there WILL be people who just won’t like you and **that’s OK.**
THAT stuck with me for life. I don’t remember an American 2000s cartoon that ever told its audience that it’s OK that you’re not liked by everyone. Because realistically, that’s not possible. As a kid, it actually made me think about that and it probably saved me from a lot of anxiety from trying to be a “people pleaser.”
And this is just one of a few episodes that I remember. I still think it holds up despite its 2000s flavoring, so I recommend to even 2010-born kids.
Was that a weekender episode or an episode from recess? (Or did both shows both do an episode on this?)
@@Clever_Catchphrase I think they both did!
@@Clever_CatchphraseBoth did. TJ also had a kid in the school who did not like him
Multiple clothing changes will always be my favourite animation thing, it’s the easiest way to show a character’s personality. Having one outfit as a full design is so limiting, like ok he’s wearing black jeans so he’s a punk but what if he also loves video games so he also has a wardrobe of Pokémon shirts so that’s one of his alt outfits. Or she’s usually in a flower shirt but also likes techno music so she also has sci fi inspired jumpsuits?
Clothes reflect personality and variety!
And the excuse that they don’t change MC’s clothing for merch reasons makes me want to tear my teeth out!
I clicked so fast! This was my absolute favorite show when I was younger. As someone who's ultimate favorite series revolves around a character I don't even like that much compared to one of the others in the main group, I appreciate that The Weekenders gives episodes that focus on everyone. It's not just about Tino. There are episodes focusing on Lor, Carver and Tish too.
I also appreciate that episodic and 10 minutes segments doesn't equate to "for children" because of the idea that children have short attention spans. Mind you, there are shows with 10 minutes segments that aren't for kids (Regular Show for one), but what The Weekenders does is tackle mature subjects in a way that resonates with every age bracket.
There was an episode where Lor is convinced she need to look like this stick figure in a magazine to get the attention of her crush. She finds out on Sunday that he actually didn't care, appreciated her for who she was, and was concerned for her when she wasn't eating.
There was another episode where Tish has a minor role in a film and could barely speak. However the fame from having the appearance (even if her voice was dubbed over) got to her head and she became demanding and had this raspy voice. I remember her yelling "Cream soda, now!" Of course, on Sunday, everyone forgot about it and Tish realized the fame got to her.
I do know that other shows have tackled these exact subjects (Braceface and The Proud Family respectively) but they tackled it in a much more mature way imo. What I admire about The Weekenders is that it can get those same important beats and lessons across in a short runtime with the limitations of catering to a certain audience WITHOUT talking down to them or bashing you over the head with the lesson of the episode.
The Weekenders was perfect. Comedic, didn't limit itself to one age bracket and focused on everyone in the main circle of friends. Other series like it should've took notes.
Also, I have to laugh because a friend of mine made a similar joke to 10:40.
i have to say even though i love this show i feel like given how the show is i felt like it ended at just the right time and i liked the ending
They need more shows concentrating on kids feelings and how they try to navigate the world. What I’m trying to say something like the weekenders
I always go back and re watch this one. I really enjoyed Tino's mum's character, more so now then when I first saw the show. Mainly because like his mum, I raised a child on my own, and trying to make ends meet, and ensure my kid had good values was a challenge. The Weekenders for me was just more profound when I was older. 100% Tino's mum is a Queen, and she deserves a lot of credit as a single mom for most of the series.
I really like Tish
THE CREVASSE! Anyone else?
This show meant so much to me as a kid and I hope Disney+ gets a clue and puts it on their service. I would pay for a subscription just to watch this show again 😭
I absolutely loved this show. I lived in an urban inner city environment with a single mother so I enjoyed seeing that the main character Tino was a child of a single mother and I enjoyed seeing four diverse friends hanging out in the suburbs and the mall. Something I wish I could have done as a child. Thanks for doing this one.
That Weekenders theme song is so underrated, when it starts, I’m always hit with a title wave of nostalgia
My mom loved the weekenders when we would watch it growing up and still says "Later days!"
This came out when I was high school age and unashamedly, I watched all the way through high school. It was so good and so smart...I felt like Recess overshadowed it in popularity but I honestly didn't understand the appeal of Recess. The gender balance of characters was really refreshing to me.
I like how all the characters have a couple different outfits. Not the same outfit every time, not the infinite amount of clothing needed for a new outfit every time, but a relatable handful of go-tos
YES!! I loved this SHOW!!! Disney needs to put it on streaming ASAP!!!
Not enough demand for it. That and Disney is too busy to give a shit what people want to see on their streaming platform
I watch it on TH-cam 🙂
@@hothoneymustard wait it’s all on TH-cam? Why have I never known this??
@@spyrojones3444 there are other platforms too for watching it. Sometimes people can't upload it full screen to dodge the copyright and the other shady platforms don't have this "issue"
This is NOT on Disney+.. that sucks
I absolutely loved this show for how real to kidness and emotionally nuanced and diverse its characters felt! It was one of my favorites and I just adored the humor and writing in it.
THIS WAS THE BEST SHOW! Jordan thank you for covering this My Heart Boomed with nostalga Please continue to make these amazing videos you LEGEND!
This is one of the few shows from my childhood that I wouldn't mind getting one of those "reboots" where the kids from the origional series are grown up and have kids of their own. I think this series would work well for that, we could have a similar, but new cast of characters but still get to see all the old characters. And maybe this time the pizza shop can be a tea house, since that's a little more trendy now.
I will always remember the episode where carter wanted to become c.a.r.p. which stood for Cool And Really Popular. Tino then responded to him saying "its a good thing you dont want to be cool, rich and popular" and i felt soooo smart as an 8 year old because that was probably the first time an """adult""" joke didnt go over my head
I really respect animated shows that show characters in different outfits. It is a really nice detail.
Man I loved The Weekenders as a kid! It was one of the few shows that managed to get me to drag my lazy a$$ out of bed at the buttcrack of dawn on Saturdays. I loved how it didn’t feel like it was trying to pander to kids/tweens. It didn’t try too hard to be “cool” or force-feed lame moral lessons for no reason. It felt like one of the most grounded animated shows since Doug. If you mix Doug, Hey Arnold! and added a dash of a slightly aged up Recess then you get The Weekenders. I haven’t watched it in years but I’d still recommend it if you haven’t watched it.
i think i was technically a little old for the show when it came out, but me and my best friend loved it. i downloaded and rewatched them all last year during a lockdown and i was surpised by just how well it holds up. it's such a chill show, so easy to watch and really funny, without ever feeling too childish or patronising, like a lot of kid's cartoons can be (although the "moral" elements of the show can be a bit heavy handed). the thing that most impressed me, though, was just how well it handled certain topics without ever straying into "episode of the week" territory. especially the stuff with tino's dad. i might just rewatch them again soon
I have some memories of this show. I remember watching it in preschool and kindergarten, and possibly 1st and 2nd grade. I remember the episode where Tino complains about the size of Carver’s friendship lobe in his brain, Tino competes in a race with his visiting dad, and one where the kids are in some competition and someone tells Tish and her game partner “You guys are toast”, and Tish responds, “You guys are French Toast”.
THANK YOU! The Weekenders will always be one of my favorite shows, not just favorite cartoons. Once or twice a year, I have their theme song on repeat because it's a bar.
IVE BEEN ASKING EVERYONE ABOUT THIS SHOW FOR THE PAST YEAR and everyone looks at me like I’m crazy when I bring it up. I was starting to think it was a fever dream 🥴
LOVED this show as a kid it was the perfect show to watch after coming home from school. I still quote Tino's "Later days!" line to this day no lie lol
Lol my nephew and I loved this show and end our calls with "later days"! :)
You bet I remember this! I love the humor, characters, and running gags. When I watched it as an adult, I also appreciated how well developed it was. WHY isn't it on Disney plus?
Jordan, thank you for the nostalgia trip. I loved this show as a kid & I remember it with such fondness. This is what I wanted summers to be as a kid, and I still enjoy looking back on it now.
I remember this show not only because it was fantastic, but because Tino was the first character I ever saw that I shared a name with, adding an extra layer of relatability to the fun of watching the show.
This channel has been so amazing for reactivating all memories of old shows I grew up with
Not only do I remember this show, I love the show. My favorite part was the theme song! My favorite character is Lor, and I too love tea since the doctor said I can’t have dairy anymore 😢 sad indeed. My favorite day of the weekend is which ever day nobody needs my help. Then I can just kind of relax in peace in my own home
It's absolutely dope sick that we're now of age where we have historians like yourself doing things like this for our time..ty
I LITEREALLY SPIT OUT MY DRINK WHEN I SAW THIS!! THE WEEKENDERS WAS MY ALL TIME FAVORITE SERIES AND NOT MANY PEOPLE REMEMBER THIS! AAHH! THANK YOU!
This was literally my favorite show that nobody ever remembers! I loved this show so much 😭
Jordan once again unlocking the hidden memories that i've once long forgotten about deep within my mushy brain.
When I become a mom I wanna be just like both Tish's Mom and tinos mom. They're definitely the types of cool, hard working moms everyone should have.
6:52 - 8:43 and 10:42 - 11:07 Perfectly encapsulates my view for the series back then and now. The fact that the series aired on weekends back then, made it easy to reflect the themes of the series to real-life situations even better. Now, it feels like a nostalgic dream to watch the series once again.
On another note, don't revive or reboot the series. It was a series based in outdoor activities of the 90s and the 2000s, a time where even cellphones weren't a thing yet. It would target those nostalgic people who had seen the original series as its primary audience. Other than that, the new generation of children who grew with different habits and norms, most of whom spent their time wasting it on their own cellphones instead of going to other outdoors activities, won't even understand the premise of the series, not to mention its long-running themes.
There's a lot of middle school themed animated shows but this one was very specific. It only focused on the week ends. I remember watching this show on the Disney channel. Oddly it didn't air on the weekends. It aired on Tuesday afternoons so I only ever got to watch it during summer vacation. I associate summer time memories with this show like warm weather and lazying about doing nothing.
I consider this cartoon, Kim Possible and Recess as my favorite non mickey esque themed Disney cartoons of my childhood. Yeah I was baffled back then to actually see a cartoon where they would change clothes xD Else the down to earth real feeling and approach to show diverse characters in a slice of life setting felt very comforting for me to relax to.
All-time favorite kids show for me. I remember watching it as a kid from ages 9-12 or so, and then rewatching illegally uploaded episodes on TH-cam at age 18 and was shocked by how well it held up and how clever & funny the writing was. All the jokes landed, and I always appreciated Tino’s sarcasm.
One of my favorite shows as a kid. Highly slept on imo. LATER DAYS!
Every time My Little Pony had a carrot in a hot dog bun I would remember an image of a red haired girl holding onto the same thing. I couldn't remember where it came from. I know I watched this show as a kid! It's crazy how many times I go to your videos and remember another part of my past. I love this channel and you are amazing!
Edit: When I saw the thumbnail, I immediately recognized Tish. But then I saw Lor and I remember she was my favorite character! I relate to her a lot even now. Tino's voice is really familiar and stokes a lot of nostalgia.
A Legendary Show, at the same time this brings a lot of melancholy because I didn't exactly have this kind of tight friend group at the same age and for a long time after that. It's nostalgic in a bittersweet way, thanks for the video
Dope show, I did a re-watch on a whim like a year ago. It has no business being so smart. I had to Google words they used in passing sometimes. And that's wild for a "kid's show" but they kept it 100 and never talked down to the viewer, so anyone can enjoy it. Thanks for dropping this gem! Later days.
I remember watching and liking this show in the afternoon during my early high school years. I enjoyed it, but never really paid much attention to it. I rediscovered it a handful of years ago after a serious bout of nostalgia for my childhood/young adulthood, and since I recalled this show being sort of like a time capsule for the super early aughts I sought it out again. I came to really appreciate it and now think it's actually one of the better produced shows from that era. It's become a comfort show. I especially loved how strong all of the character's personalities were, and especially loved its sense of place. So many cartoons take place in fun, quirky towns, but few used them as well as this show did.
Growing up the Weekenders was my favorite show. Well this and Moville Mysteries. And now that you reminded me that, I think I'm gonna give it a rewatch. 39 episodes it's not a lot tbh.
I Loved this show as a kid and looked forward to watching every Saturday morning. The title really worked well too because it became associated with the weekend. Merry Fringemas! 🎅
Dude you somehow dig up these hidden memories!
I LOVED The Weekenders and Lloyd in Space!!!
One of my favourite shows as a kid. I was 8 when it first aired. I'd love to see a comeback of some kind.
I know this is came out long, LONG before Gravity Falls, but hearing about this show now, I just can’t help but get some serious Gravity Falls vibes from it, I guess because of how it’s both fast paced and also slice of life. Plus, Tino is pretty much just Dipper lol
i always thought they had thesame voice actor ....
I never saw this show at all, but it sounds really interesting, and now I gotta check it out.
Kinda like with Hey Arnold, which I didn't like back in high school, thinking it was generic and lame, but really enjoyed a lot as an adult. Maybe I'll like this show as well. Great review!
I was a college age teen headed to my 20s when this came out, but I found myself watching it from time to time. I can absolutely agree it's got a "Hey, Arnold" vibe to it. I only clicked on this video because I couldn't remember Tish's name, but I'm glad I watched this. Great memories of this show came back as a result.
I “own” this show on a hard drive
It’s one of my childhood favorites
Discovered this show on a VHS tape we had of a few Disney Channel specials - Color of Friendship, that weird one with the kid who cloned himself with a bag of Cheetos or something?, and possibly some of the even stevens movie. But also, an episode or two of this. Became obsessed and when I caught reruns on TV, it was my new favorite show. What do I remember? Something about Tito being upset about an Emu Farmer and that pizza place lol. Funny, I really don’t remember much else for as much as I liked it! Glad to see you doing a video on it, a trip down nostalgia road.
Tino's mom bought emu meat from said emu farmer, causing him to realize he could be eating his favorite emu right now. "JIMMY!'
Oh man this was one of my favorite shows growing up! Thanks for bringing back a happy memory from the past!
I remember watching this tons as a kid. I had forgotten it until this video.
my memories of this show got mixed with rocket power for some reason
I really do wish Disney would put this amazing show on it's streaming service already, but whilst I do think this show deserves much more recognition and appreciation, I don't ever want this this show rebooted and potentially ruin something that was once great. Look at code lyoko, they "rebooted" the series with code lyoko evolution and we all know how that turned out.
I really searched for this like an hour ago thinking you already did a review, and here you are uploading it for real!! Wow!!😆
My favourite childhood show. The fact that I have Tino tattooed on my arm says a lot. I still enjoy watching it so much, loved the video!
I got in on The Weekenders late in its run when it was on Toon Disney, but thankfully in addition to the 4th season there were loads of reruns they would show too. It was definitely unique and entertaining, especially the 4th wall breaks from Tino, the idea of which may have been partially inspired by The Emperors New Groove and its 4th wall breaking Kuzco scenes.
I'm living for the weekend!
Only watched this show if it was on and there was nothing else good, but I do remember the characters were great to watch the shenanigans they get into. As I huge fan of Whose Line I’m so happy to hear Wayne Brady’s singing get praise. Also my favorite day of the Weekend is Saturday.
same, it was like that saturday midday show, chill weekend like ok ill watch
I HAVE BEEN DESPERATELY TRYING TO REMEMBER THE NAME OF THIS . . . .. thank you.
I'll never forget: "the M word" Lor: "M.. marsipan?" made me laugh so hard as a kid and still does.
I absolutely loved this series
And I loved the opening and seeing them all having a different little dance
Would be nice for it to be streamed or come back
I can't wait for Kingdom Hearts 4 when Sora meets The Weekenders.
This show was so underrated, it had one of the best theme tunes, had character clothing changes and dipped into interesting topics. Also loved the beginning and ending scenes with Tino. Later days!
One of my favorite shows. When I was a kid I had the habit of recounting the plots of all the cartoons I watched to my mom. Most of the time she just smiled and nodded but my retelling of the jokes in the Weekenders made her laugh a lot. Those were fun times.
Lor is a funny name... if you ask about her backstory, you may as well be asking about Lor lore.
I was surprised they had an actual pregnant teacher. Made it more real. 🤰 I loved the banter between Tino and his mom.
When this show came out, I was in 8th grade and I absolutely loved it. I was a huge James Marsden fan (biggest Disney crush was Max from A Goofy Movie) so that was my initial pull. But the show was so entertaining and funny, and it always drove me nuts that cartoon characters always wore the same clothes so that creative touch really stood out to me. I loved that it didn't take place in school but it wasn't so niche (like Nickelodeon's Rocket Power) that I couldn't connect. It was simple and creative at the same time. It makes sense that it was largely based on personal experience. That always makes for the best best storytelling.
I absolutely loved this show. For the longest time, it was tucked away in the back recesses of my mind, so thank you for bringing it back to the forefront!
Heck yes I remember the weekenders because my mom and I loved it to pieces. I remember it being a cartoon she enjoyed watching with me. Having a single mom and diverse friend group, I resonated a lot with Tino. Seriously an 11/10 watch with exceptional, engaging storytelling and well defined, fleshed out characters with real problems to overcome. Even the reruns had us at the edge of our seats. The last show we had like that was avatar. I'd do anything to go back to that premiere lol. Regardless, happy Fringemas and thanks for the stellar content. You really tapped into an obscure synapse, and that's my favorite thing about your content. And to the fellow viewers, what show did your parents end up enjoying just as much as you? I'd love to know!
I don't know if it's just me, but I feel like a vast majority of the shows around this time period (or perhaps slightly after) actually handled casual diversity in the cast far better than a lot of shows do now days. That honestly is not to say that today's shows are somehow bad or of lesser quality, but in some ways I feel like the more casual attitude towards it lead to a lot more realistic characters and scenarios than a fair few modern shows that choose to go out of their way to notably diversify their cast. Some amount of diversity and representation are immensely important to me personally as well as tons of other people, but a lot of recent attempts at creating diversified casts feel... forced, odd, unrealistic, or just like the character is only there for the sake of diversity. While I recognize that there were issues back then as well that I was blind to due to being a kid/young teen, I really appreciate a lot of 90s/early 2000s shows for including such a diverse cast in such a highly realistic and casual manner. It really is a pleasant reflection of real life, which is highly diverse, and especially as a kid: You don't care who or what your friends are. There are social issues that need to be addressed, yes. But when you're a kid, your friend could have any skin color, any background, any sexuality, and you know what? We'd love them for it. Because they were our friends.
I love that you made this. The voice cast was amazing. Tino (Jason Marsden) was Max from A goofy movie, Carver is Phil Lamar (Samurai Jack), Lor is Grey DeLisle (Azula from ATLAB) and Tish is Kath Soucie (Phil and Lil from the Rugrats) to mention a few. My favourite show after school as a kid lol it really shaped my sense of humour / moral compass
I grew up watching The Weekenders on Toon Disney! It was one of my favorite feel good cartoon definitely gotta get a physical copy on DVD.
Later Days!!
I do not remember the weekenders
This was one of my favorite shows growing up. My mother & I every Friday would make a pizza and watch this show.
This show was such a joy as a kid (along with Fillmore!) and I have rewatched it as an adult a few times, always finding new things to appreciate like the layers of humor and the animation. I'm so glad to see more folks talking about it!
I LOVED the Weekenders!! I still quote it to this day; I'm so upset that it's way too hard to find...
Still watch it every now and then. Such a good show
Great work, Jordan! I don’t know how you’re doing these every day til Christmas, but it’s truly a gift. Even with cartoons I’ve never heard of, your videos have me gripped and get me to understand what they’re all about. Cheers!
Brought back memories, I'd totally forgotten about this show.
I've worked weekends (Friday, Saturday, Sunday 12 hour shifts) for the past six years so I can honestly say that Sunday is my favorite day of the weekend.
I got obsessed with this show in like ‘08 and the TH-cam uploads littered my favorite videos on TH-cam. Good times.
Seeing this show again has brought back so many memories.
Wow I was just feeling nostalgic about this show all last week I was watching reruns and reading wiki on this. Lor was my favorite, I could relate to her soo much !!
I loved this show growing up. My sisters and I regularly quote it to this day. My favorite episode is the one where Tino tries to figure out why a peer hates him, only to find out it's a misunderstanding (with the conclusion being the peer saying "Oh, well I still don't like you," and walking off.) It's a very liberating lesson to learn growing up: sometimes there'll just be people who you don't get along with, and that's okay. You don't have to be friends with everyone. You can't force a friendship.
As much as I do want this show to come to streaming, I don't think I'd ever want to see a reboot. The show is great as-is, and I don't trust today's showrunners to do it justice (in addition to the high likelihood of studio interference ruining what made the original great.)
I loved this show ! Thanks Jordan for bringing this back to my memory
I don't remember this show much at all but your video on it was the comfiest thing I've ever watched. Fantastic work!
I remember three things distinctly from the show “I like pointy things”, “sure”, and, of course, “Heyyyy yowza”