To clarify, I was supposed to be the butt of the controversies joke, not the voice actors. I don't actually care about the controversies of neither Orlando nor Tara, hence why I didn't go into detail of either. The point of that joke was that people will sometimes blindly get angry at celebrity dramas until it's a celebrity they like, as well as I wanted to put out there that I personally separate art from artist. If you think one drama is worse than the other, I'm not really gonna argue because, as a reviewer, I mainly care about the performances, not the behavior of the performers when they're not performing.

@4thDeadlySin

3 ай бұрын

As my brother always says, "Not my circus, not my monkeys". I can understand she wanted to voice her opinion, but voicing ANY opinion online comes with the risks. Best to just turn and walk away whenever someone asks "Do you like A or B" since either choice comes with its own supporters that will dislike choosing the other one.

@isaacbrummett7926

3 ай бұрын

KZread has all 26 episodes

@kinman3051

3 ай бұрын

Controversies?

@nerkdurgen5574

3 ай бұрын

​@@kinman3051Orlando Brown was convicted for domestic violence and just got charged with it again, and Tara strong voiced support of Israel in the current conflict between them and Palestine

@kinman3051

3 ай бұрын

@@nerkdurgen5574 ah

The safety patrol is taken seriously. Detention is treated like a jail sentence. Are we sure this isn't set in the same universe as Codename: Kids Next Door?

@TheFatalcrest

3 ай бұрын

😂 that would be a fascinating cross over

@TetsuRiken

3 ай бұрын

Only issue with that is I am 99% sure KND and Billy and Mandy are in the same universe and KND has way too much supernatural shit and I think Fillmore is far more grounded then KND because of that

@TheFatalcrest

3 ай бұрын

@@TetsuRiken could be that Fillmore is simply a street level cop, while the KND are just so far onto the Ops that wild stuff is their level of expertise

@nightmarearcade2663

3 ай бұрын

So basically Fillmore is Law and Order while KND is Men in Black?

@finnmchugh99

3 ай бұрын

​@@TheFatalcrest Billy and Mandy would be more like SCP Foundation level stuff

It's one thing to make a kid-friendly Crime Drama parody. But to pull it all off without sacrificing any the core elements and appeal of Crime Drama. Fillmore is godlike for that alone.

@happychaosofthenorth

3 ай бұрын

The thing about parodies that a lot of people who make parodies seem to forget is that a GOOD parody shows a lot of love and respect for the thing they're parodying. It's not just "Oh look, there's a reference to a thing that's familiar!" That's why Fillmore! is a great parody, it ironically takes the part they're parodying (cop shows) seriously and the humour is in the setting and world it takes place.

@TheAsylumCat

3 ай бұрын

​@happychaosofthenorth in a video essay about the Venture Brothers, I hear the descriptior of " it's less deconstructive and more reconstructive." Being used, and I thought it was perfect.

@alan62036

3 ай бұрын

It's a less violent Yakuza

@Volvagia1927

3 ай бұрын

Let me put it this way: Fillmore talks about their completely fake pastiche crimes with more grace and nuance than most "serious" 21st century episodic cop shows. If this show was able to be revived and did an episode on opioids, it wouldn't have a scene of fumes of the analogue chasing people into a bathroom.

@MechaJutaro

3 ай бұрын

Yeah.... The DVD release even included Fill and Ingrid's sex scene, which was a beat for beat recreation of the one in Team America, World Police

As soon as Randall was introduced I realized this episode was parodying The Silence of the Lambs

@christianjohnson5379

3 ай бұрын

Wouldn't be the first animated show to mock The Silence of the Lambs, South Park also had its own episode that depicted a similar character who was in juvie named Josh Myers, only his crime was being a serial TP'er, and Officer Barbrady needed his help to investigate a TP that was done on by Stan, Kyle, Cartman and Kenny.

@EmpyreanRagnarok

3 ай бұрын

@@christianjohnson5379 Yes, but there's a distinct difference in target audience between Fillmore & South Park.

@happychaosofthenorth

3 ай бұрын

@@christianjohnson5379 My favourite animated parody of "Silence of the Lambs" is the Bob's Burger's episode "Silence of the Louise".

@raymondfisheriii791

3 ай бұрын

I could be reaching here, but Randal taking one look at the Stainless graffiti, and going “Uninspired, unemotional, uninteresting, unimportant.” could very well have been a clue that helps you to realize whoever did it wasn’t an artist. Or at least, they weren’t tagging for the passion of it, or even fame.

@christianjohnson5379

3 ай бұрын

@@EmpyreanRagnarok not my point. I'm just saying multiple shows have poked fun at Silence of the Lambs.

My favorite bit of detail is Filmore kicking the marker away like a detective kicking away a perps weapon

@WyntheRogue

3 ай бұрын

Don't forget one perp indulging in a powder sugar laced churro, that was so an allegory for doing cocaine...

"That Chicken? Was dry... real dry..." 😂

@CorbinLeonard-rp4et

3 ай бұрын

What up

@KingNexusMOCs

3 ай бұрын

*"That chicken was dry. Real dry."

@JakoWako

3 ай бұрын

I’d die if a brother said that to me

@CorbinLeonard-rp4et

3 ай бұрын

Yummy dry turkey

@NobodyC13

3 ай бұрын

"just marinate it overnight in buttermilk, garlic, and parsley and we have no problem.

As a custodian at a middle school. No one has never celebrated a bathroom renovation.

@christianjohnson5379

3 ай бұрын

That's pretty much the point of the show, the exaggerate stuff like this in order to make the plot and setting make sense, they do similar stuff on cartoons like Codename: Kids Next Door. Like there's obviously never going to be such a thing as a "bathroom committee" 😂🤣😂, also there's not going to be storerooms inside schools that look like literal warehouses, also Fillmore and the others would still have to attend classes, from what I hear the show to fix them as being full-time cops, at the very least they would have to switch with other students every period, with that time they serve as safety patrol members being school credit.

@Hero_of_Comedy

3 ай бұрын

The show treats the school like a city that the Principal is mayor of. She does things that a politician would do to win over the appeal of the voters.

@johannesstephanusroos4969

2 ай бұрын

No-one has NEVER? So everyone always does?

@cww2490

Ай бұрын

What if the restrooms were absolute garbage and everyone complained about them for years. If they finally get fixed I'm sure people would celebrate.

Never let them forget "that chicken was dry, real dry."

@SnowyWolborg

3 ай бұрын

Fillmore had some of the coldest dialogue, *e v e r* for a seventh grader.

@RescueHornet

3 ай бұрын

That was an amazing episode

@SnowyWolborg

2 ай бұрын

It was definitely a wonderful example of how Fillmore has come so far from his past as a juvenile delinquent. Often times it is easy to fall back into your old bad habits when you are exposed to a familiar influence, in this case, it being Fillmore's old partner, Penny.

Why? Because it's a kids' show that takes kids' problems seriously. It's very common to feel ignored or dismissed by adults who have more experience and perspective and thus are able to deal with comparatively small setbacks and problems, but that may be the first time the kid has encountered that problem and is struggling to learn how to handle it. That's why middle schoolers and high schoolers are so dramatic; everything is the end of the world because for all they know it might be. And knowing that, knowing that the stakes are so much higher than they would objectively appear, Fillmore still reaches out and appeals to the humanity of everyone he interacts with because he knows everyone deserves a second chance. I'm glad you covered this, I'm always happy to be reminded of this show.

@rumbleroller2154

3 ай бұрын

The beauty of that, is that Fillmore is, and was, one of those trouble kids. He was given a second chance, took it, then never turned away from offering the gift he was given to others like him. But we learn more about the main duo in further episodes..

@iamLI3

3 ай бұрын

yes indeed i remember being aware of that dynamic as well and even though these were not problems i recall ever having , i was still able to enjoy the entertainment value of it

@Based_Gigachad_001

3 ай бұрын

Fillmore is just goofy.

@GrayD_Fox

2 ай бұрын

it’s also because he’s black I have confidence in saying this because i don’t see anyone asking Pan or Saberspark to review Fillmore or Staticshock

@Based_Gigachad_001

2 ай бұрын

@@GrayD_Fox What does being black have to do with anything?

Filmore the animated cop parody that I really enjoyed every Saturday morning on abc

@Autobotmatt428

3 ай бұрын

You really do have to give create to the creator of this show the concept is genius.

@taejasper1343

3 ай бұрын

​@@Autobotmatt428Not really! It's pretty fitting for the setting and plot of the series, man! It's not that bad! I really kinda like it, to be honest! It's got a nice vibe to it! It's the perfect 22 Jump Street-inspired theme as well! And show, too! I love it, bro!

@Autobotmatt428

3 ай бұрын

@@taejasper1343 True it is like a lot of old cop shows and I must admit I do like it.

@LegendStormcrow

3 ай бұрын

I regret not watching it.

@itsblitz4437

3 ай бұрын

Never really watched ABC channel for cartoons even back when I was a kid.

The beauty of Fillmore is that it plays it's story completely serious, even while the environments/set pieces can be absolutely ridiculous. It keeps the overall tone of the show light, while allowing it to remain engaging and deep at times. Also, anytime I hear Wendy Malick, my mind always goes to Nina Van horn from Just Shoot Me; and it never fails to put a smile on my face for some reason.

@judgem0rt1s23

3 ай бұрын

I absolutely love how they play it straight face. That's part of it's charm that never fails to draw me in and not question all the little plot holes that Shady points out.

@animelvr99

2 ай бұрын

the principal voice is so iconic. I hope she enjoyed doing the show as much as I loved it

Oh, bro, you stick with Fillmore you will see how... big X Middle School can get. There's a yacht club. With mini yachts.

@redrasegarden

3 ай бұрын

The whole school is riddled with clubs

@michaelnally2841

3 ай бұрын

@@redrasegardenclubs that I don’t think most schools have

@redrasegarden

3 ай бұрын

@@michaelnally2841 too true

@santos8468

2 ай бұрын

The school is it's own mini city.

@redrasegarden

2 ай бұрын

@@santos8468 I always thought x was cool as a kid

I THOUGHT IT WAS WEIRD HOW FILLMORE WASN'T ON DISNEY+ THE HELL?! THIS WAS MY JAM GROWING UP.

@Savagewolver

3 ай бұрын

Buzz light year of star command still not there either.

@chriswihulu

3 ай бұрын

​@@Savagewolver oh, so it's a worthless streaming service, gotcha.

@PHSDM104

3 ай бұрын

I had to change countries to watch it.

@Creampuf1977

2 ай бұрын

So much of their older stuff isn't on there. This, House of Mouse, a lot of original Mickey Mouse shorts, Super Robot Monkey, The Weekenders, Dave the Barbarian, Buzz Lightyear of Star Command, The Buzz on Maggie... The list is endless

@Savagewolver

2 ай бұрын

@@chriswihulu not sure if you’re being sarcastic, but I was just making an observation.

13:43 About why Andy Warhol Jr. went into the girls bathroom, my guess is that since he said drawing toilets is his secret passion, he probably already did draw the boys bathroom toilet and now wanted to draw the girls one as well. Now why he went in there right when Fillmore and Ingrid were watching it is definitely for plot reasons, but there is a probable explanation for why he went there at least.

I fondly remember Fillmore. Aired during the golden age of basic cable, when Disney’s One Saturday morning and other cartoon blocks showed top quality content. It’s an obscure gem, but a gem nonetheless.

Whoever told you to check out this show deserves a reward because it was definitely a gem. I always love looking back on animated shows from the golden years of television because we don’t get shows like Filmore anymore. So many children grew up with this banger. ❤

I'm not exactly surprised everyone missed this because his voice is so young here, but Flava Sava? Yeah thats Josh Peck. Same guy from the Amanda Show, Drake and Josh, Snow Day, etc.

@AnthonyGladbach

3 ай бұрын

Not surprised in the least they chose the biggest Egotist this side of Cory Feldman for a Hannibal Lecter Type art nerd...

@xanferra

3 ай бұрын

Also, O'Farrell, the redheaded dude whose voice Shady didnt recognise, was Kyle Sullivan, cast member on All That and one of Malcolm's nerd friends on Malcolm in the Middle

@LeoSmashRoyale

3 ай бұрын

@@xanferra Now that one I'm surprised I didn't catch! But that's awesome

@WildDancer101

3 ай бұрын

And the Red Dawn reboot film.

This series is a wonderful take on a hero that came from the other side and using that past in how he works.

Nigel Uno is the best bald sunglass wearing fictional kid in my opinion. (Show: Code Name Kids Next Door)

@erikbihari3625

3 ай бұрын

As if we didn't know.

@kagemaru397

3 ай бұрын

I agree he's better than Fillmore. But maybe he would have at least come closer if Fillmore would have been allowed to go on longer.

@omegaminoseer4539

3 ай бұрын

"WE"

@omegaminoseer4539

3 ай бұрын

"ARE"

@DarkTitan1954

3 ай бұрын

“THE”

"Why did you run? They have no proof!" Because they always run. Every episode is contractually obligated to have at least 3 chase scenes per episode. They could be completely innocent, and Fillmore would just want to ask them a few questions and they'd still run!

Fyi, 'To Mar a Stall' was the first episode to air, but not the first one chronologically. That would be the eighth episode to air, 'Ingrid Third, Public Enemy #1.' If you want more of an origin story, that's the one to watch. While not official, I've always held the suspicion that someone at the station made a mistake, mixed up the intended air dates, and the two episodes were switched, making 'To Mar a Stall' the actual intended eighth episode.

@Jasonwolf1495

3 ай бұрын

Sometimes shows want a more typical casual episode with all the characters fully formed first and then will go back for an origin.

@Synthetic_Strigiforme

3 ай бұрын

@@Jasonwolf1495 True, but there are other reasons why I don't believe that was intended to be the case with this show.

Fillmore, Lilo and Stitch and the Weekenders were the best Disney cartoons.

@HoosierHospitality

3 ай бұрын

Shady, can you please check out the Weekenders!?

@TheShockVox

3 ай бұрын

Lilo and Stitch isn’t on my mind much, but Filmore and The Weekenders are goated, especially The Weekenders

@NobodyC13

3 ай бұрын

Aladdin the Series. I'm a 90s kid and that was my adventure fantasy jam growing up. I'm still waiting for Disney to put it up on Disney+ and submit it to their requests page every now and then.

@ncrvako

3 ай бұрын

Phineas and ferb. The emperor goes to school. What about those?

@shinkaiatsuya950

3 ай бұрын

@ncrvako my bad obviously mean a lot. Just named 3 I could remember and domt think peoplet.talk about. Feel bad for forgetting to mention the Goat that is K-U-Z-C-O. Phineas and Ferb is an obvious one.

"one last thing. that chicken.............was dry. real dry". that's the coldest line a black character has ever said to someone.

A police show but the cops are kids and hall monitors. Genius

What I remember about this show is that my Dad really liked it and would watch it with me. At the time, I didn't realize that this show was a parody of buddy cop movies/shows that my Dad was familiar with.

The principal is voiced by the same actress as eda from owl house, i think it’s the first time i recognized a va like that

@bearberserker

3 ай бұрын

Oh, voicing the principal reminds me of Eda's job at the end of The Owl House. 😂

@CorbinLeonard-rp4et

3 ай бұрын

I wonder who voice bumblebee from prime

@taejasper1343

3 ай бұрын

Yep, Wendy Malick, baby! The one and only! I love her so much, y'all! She's the best!

@black_nerdy

3 ай бұрын

Mary mother of pink

@kagemaru397

3 ай бұрын

I grew up with her multiple roles.

Ironically, the guy who voiced Filmore became the very same bad guys Filmore fought against. Whoops!

@irvinmorales1409

3 ай бұрын

Wasn't he the voice of Sticky from The proud family?

@whispersweetnothingsuwu

3 ай бұрын

Orlando Brown smh poor dude had so much talent but wow

@DJPrimeAmvs

3 ай бұрын

​@@whispersweetnothingsuwu ok but what happened to Tara Strong?

@christianweibrecht6555

3 ай бұрын

what did he do?

@NobodyC13

3 ай бұрын

@@DJPrimeAmvs I think she's controversial right now because she made comments that are in support of Israel in the Israeli-Palenstinian conflict. However, we should understand the tough situation given she's Jewish, and that it's difficult to talk about it in any capacity since before you could be labeled a bigot if you criticized Israel's politics before October 2024 and now it's free game.

So to answer some of your questions. 1.) EDIT: Removed this as it is now inaccurate 2.) The school the show is set in is very large. There's even a joke on how its the largest middle school in the country. So the President of the Bathroom committee is the first of many, many jokes on the numerous clubs in the school. 3.) Many episodes are kid versions of famous movies, this episode being Silence of the Lambs. 4.) Fun fact, the narrator is Don LaFontaine, aka the "In a world" trailer guy

@kingcoheed1208

3 ай бұрын

The school is so large because it's supposed to represent an entire city so rooms are enormous, they have miles of hallways and dozens of buildings that make no sense

@BIGBamBam86

3 ай бұрын

You can go on look movies. They have the show there for free

@catholiccontriversy

3 ай бұрын

Thank you for telling me about the vpn thing. I've been wanting to watch the show and this is the help I needed to watch it.

@catholiccontriversy

3 ай бұрын

Well UK didn't have it, now I'm going around the world asking "do you have Filmore?"

@black_nerdy

3 ай бұрын

@@catholiccontriversy there's another way 🏴‍☠️

Well "Disco" is Latin for "I learn"

@coffeebux

3 ай бұрын

Ok that is cool. Thank your

@darkdragon7210

3 ай бұрын

Really, thats pretty cool.

@philiphockenbury6563

3 ай бұрын

Huh. You learn something new everyday.

@bloodysimile4893

2 ай бұрын

You lose the duel, you lose your soul.

@TBustah

2 ай бұрын

Eh, probably just a coincidence, like Lego’s name. It’s simply a portmanteau of the Danish words for “play” and “well”. They weren’t making the bricks until many years after their founding, and they didn’t discover that it’s also Latin for “I put together” until after the fact.

Bro, you have the best suprise laugh that it even caught me off guard. And the final scene was so good was that it eas in itself a parody of procedurals where the cop talks down a suspect by humanizing them. The situation in the show is completely ridiculous when you realize what they're using as a motive but it's still a device in writing that is meant to show that the cop sees innocence in a character that others may not. That shows you how well written the show was but also that the creators knew what they were doing because they love the SOURCE they're pulling from. They understand the genre rather than just copying it so they can achieve a tone that is both comedic but gives kid a different tone they wouldn't get in a lot of shows aimed towards them.

God bless whoever told you to check this underrated gem.

You're reviewing Fillmore?! That was my S&*T back in the day!!!!

6:31 that's not the inside of her hair, that's her forehead. The hair is going up then drooping down, think of it like the curved door on a old bread box.

This show was awesome when I was a kid. I love looking back at it.

Making a police procedural for kids was and still is, frankly an insane idea. But I'll not lie, I enjoyed it a lot. 10:33 Not only that, but you missed that she opened the door to leave with her left hand. She's left-handed, same as STAINLESS. A *gloved* left hand at that!

@ashleightompkins3200

3 ай бұрын

You have to love it when crime shows give you enough to solve the case yourself. Makes a rewatch so much better

@otakon17

3 ай бұрын

@@ashleightompkins3200 yeah the only problem is once you see it enough you *always* seem to catch it.

@sea-envy3137

3 ай бұрын

is it as insane as adapting the pulp era brush pilot show "Tales from the Gold Monkey" into a cartoon with the Jungle Book characters?

@otakon17

3 ай бұрын

@@sea-envy3137 YES! And Tale Spin remains one of the best cartoons from the 90's because of it.

@marocat4749

2 ай бұрын

Thats the beauty of good kids shows, you take an idea that sounds insane but make it work and even end up reasonable grounded in many cases with bursts of insanity. Like yeah that shows wher estill made but disney when being more experimental has such good out ther shows that are great :( And inspired others to do so too.

Fyi, they do have an origin story of how Filmore and Ingrid became partners. One of my favorites because it a) hinted at Filmore's old partner who deos get an episode and b) legit shows how messed up this school is. Edit to add. Chicken is dry scene is from an episode that's a Leathal Weapon's 2 parodyb

X Middle School's basically a wacky city pretending to be a school. It has like infinite dimensions and clubs and classes and events for every conceivable idea you can think of.

4:04 as a custodian, take some power off, quat, a wet rag and just scrub it off. And if it’s a painted stall door. Paint over it

Ah yes, Subverted Expectations when it meant something *Good*

Shady you should consider reviewing the KotH episode "The Passion of Dautrieve". It's gotta be one of the largest (if not the largest) character assassinations in the show. Bill finally finds a woman who loves him unconditionally but ultimately breaks up with her due to some really dumb logic.

@christianjohnson5379

3 ай бұрын

When Shady did his review of "Returning Japanese", he analyzed Bill's hallucination when they were in that tent with John Redcorn, where is depicted Bill being naked on a motorbike using a giant fork as a jump into a gigantic pie. Shady briefly studied psychology and interpreted that dream meaning that Bill is on a path of unhealthy pleasures that will eventually lead to his demise, he's depicted as being naked in that vision because he displays no shame about it nor does he care if he harms others because of it. Basically "The Passion of the Dautrieve" is a blatant example of that being true, he initially gets together with Reverend Karen Stroope and reciprocates her romantic feelings, but because she was the Reverend of their church, they were getting judgements from others, and this inspired Karen to quit her job....but because there was no longer any sense of "forbidden romance", Bill didn't find any spark in the relationship anymore because it was thrilling to be romantically involved with someone when the rest of the world judged them. And yeah, he ended up breaking up with her for those reasons. And I agree, Bill was completely dumb for doing that, he complains about being lonely all the time, and then a good, and decently attractive woman with similar values like Karen and suddenly that's not good enough. Or more accurately, he deep down doesn't actually want to find a woman he can spend the rest of his life with, he just wants pleasure.

O'Farrell is voiced by Kyle Sullivan, "the nerdy white kid with glasses" on All That (and I don't feel bad referring to him as such because Quiet on Set said "[the show runners of All That] needed kids to fill specific stereotypes, [and that's why Catrina wasn't allowed to gain weight because Lorie Beth already was the fat girl].")

the way he kicks away the marker like a gun is so good

Filmore was such a good show for its time period

@SnowyWolborg

3 ай бұрын

When people say "we don't get cartoons like this anymore," it's not just because ones like Fillmore had engaging content that did not insult the viewer's intelligence, but also because these kinds of series were genuinely ahead of their time.

Wait till you see the episode "Red Robins Don't Fly".

2:00 that feel like it just exudes it's time and I love it. Also the art style looks faintly familiar

Hey, Shady, if you take requests, I highly recommend checking out the anime, Life Lessons with Uramichi Oniisan. It’s really the Bojack Horseman of anime and is more deep and relatable than some might think.

@ashleightompkins3200

3 ай бұрын

I fully agree that Shady needs to look at that show but I'd hesitate to call it the BoJack of anime. It's got very dark humour but never goes AS DARK as BoJack. BoJack was a drama, Uramichi-san is a more straightforward comedy.

This show is absolute gold for anyone who grew up watching 70s police procedurals. Glad you liked it. Quick fact: most of the characters are named for streets in San Francisco. Streets of San Francisco is the name of a classic police procedural. :)

I'm learning a lot of controversies today

This was made for kids but as an adult I saw a new layer.

This show was the best series, man! I used to love watching it on Disney Channel back in the day and when it was on ABC as well! It's one of the best animated shows featuring a Black protagonist! Of course, we can't forget about our boi Craigy Williams from Craig of the Creek, bro! And Waynehead as well! Please cover that show soon, too, Shady! Love you, man! Thanks for talking about this series, dude!

The Standardized Testing episode is one of my absolute favorites. I highly recommend it

I'm so glad you decided to review Fillmore Shady! I remember watching this show as a kid and it is in my opinion one of the most underrated Disney shows of all time!

A:"shady, wendie malick was also mrs"beautiful gorgeous"in jimmy neutron! B:"you don't know the owl house? Nice! C:"honestly shady even disney's sequels have more substance than such obscure!

Whenever I watched this show, I kept wondering how the hell this school had the funding for all these clubs and committees.

with all the clubs, special events, committees, sub-committees, etc... it's amazing they ever did any learning at this school.

Hey Shady, the reason Fillmore's catchphrase is "Disco" is because it can be translated from latin as "I learn". That's why he usually says it when he hits a clue that can help the investigation.

This is why I want an archive and I hope others are archiving as well, any lost media is unacceptable. All these shows/games/youtube vids are our history. Our human history. It should be saved

@zjzr08

3 ай бұрын

It's tricky as I feel some lost media borders on "hoardering" (we see that with commercials for example) that I don't think we should keep everything maybe hehe.

Why? ... Why not

@redrasegarden

3 ай бұрын

Yeah it’s great.

If you spell stainless back words it will spell less stain

the "prison guard" type character was voiced by Kurtwood Smith, probably best known for playing Red Forman in That 70's Show

What you said about mysteries and showing the person who did it. That's exactly the issue with Detective Conan, too often you can immediately guess who the bad person is because of the way they introduced characters

Unexpected surprise is VERY welcome. This show was legit and the partnership of Filmore and Ingrid is a rare one that not many other shows have managed to get right.

HA! You ain't gonna believe this shady but i watched this same episode yesterday. I decided to get back into it a few days ago and found all the episodes on youtube. This show basically sits the audience down and says "What we're doing is stupid and the premise doesn't really work but if you just let us run with it and don't ask too many questions i swear we can tell some cool stories with it."

@colewest7096

3 ай бұрын

Where did you watch it?

@clericofchaos1

3 ай бұрын

@@colewest7096 youtube usually deletes comments where i try and post links but just punch in "Fillmore full episodes" and there's a guy that has an 85 episode playlist. Which i'm assuming is all of them. I also found full playlists for dave the barbarian and dan vs.

@colewest7096

3 ай бұрын

@@clericofchaos1 Awesome. Thank you!

@clericofchaos1

3 ай бұрын

@@colewest7096 yep

If I had a nickel for everytime Whitney Mallic played a principal or someone who who became principal, I'd have 3 nickels

Orlando Brown did a domestic battery. Tara String had an opinion that Hollywood is torn about. Let’s not act like that is anywhere near the same…

@rogercook7699

2 ай бұрын

He did what

Crazy how the show runner from Walking Dead created this cartoon!

@changvasejarik62

2 ай бұрын

HUH?!

As one of the many people who asked you to review Fillmore!, I was so happy to see you post this video. I am glad that the show is being recognized for being a show that takes itself seriously at times, despite the fact that it's a kid's show. For the next episode to review, may I suggest "Next Stop, Armageddon", since it deals with how to handle grief and loss.

Come on Shady, please don't make us say why . . . . It's because you're both smart intellectuals of course, why else? ^⁠_⁠^ Edit: Oh yeah . . . . That reason ^⁠_⁠^'

4:59 I believe you meant thank you Danny Tamberelli, aka voice of Arnold from The Magic School Bus. Oh wait you a Disney example... aka kid who played Tommy Duncan in the Mighty Ducks movie. Edit: Wait I'm wrong that's Kyle Sullivan playing Danny O'Farrell (very Irish name), aka Kyle from the 2000s All That cast. Or in Disney when he played (looks up imdb)... Techie kid in Max Keeble's Big Move.

this being one of those shows I came back to years later and still loved, im happy to see you talk about it

15:58 The suspect running away when they could still play innocent is another cliche that happens ALL THE TIME. I often watch crime/mystery shows and find myself asking the screen "Why did you run? That just shows you're guilty!"

YES! FILLMORE! I am so glad people remember it!

Lol love the tariq callout since he always uses drawn white dudes as his "audience shit talking" bits now he has to mix it up.

A Fillmore video in 2024 and you’re planning to make more ?! It feels l like my birthday and Christmas combined! This was my favourite show growing up it’s so exciting to see a KZreadr I watch regularly talk about it!

I'm so happy you watched Fillmore! This is one of my favorite Disney shows, and I don't use the word Favorite that often. It's like the best ever. A Middle School that is Massive and has every and any club you can possibly think of. The freaking host Conventions at the school. The kids are able to do stuff that most school would never let them, like use commercial grade kitchens with out adult supervision when they are like 12 years old. I hope to GOD you do the whole show because IT'S WORTH IT! The comedy can be hit or miss but normally it still works, the characters are great, the writing is decent, art is good. LOVE THIS SHOW!

i love this show

Like who ya want shady. Real quick, there is an origin episode if you’re interested.

I'm really glad you decided to take a look at this show, it was one of my absolute favorites as a kid. I hope you continue to make some videos on it in the future, thanks Shady

Please continue this series the show actually gets even better as it goes especially when you learn more about the characters

Wendie Malick was also on "Just Shoot Me!". Good show.

@taejasper1343

3 ай бұрын

Yeah, she was! I loved her character, and it's such a good show, too! It's also on Peacock and Pluto TV as well to rewatch and revisit as well! I'm gonna probably go do that later on when I'm done watching this video!

Woooooooo! Thanks for reviewing this show. It’s really good, and has a lot of nuances to pick up on

Ah, Fillmore. I recall my dad being impressed at how faithful it was to cop shows. Good times.

Your delivery on Sselniats was perfection. Got a belly laugh out of me.

Silence Of The Lambs reference with Randel. Plus Orlando was also the voice of Sticky Webb from the Proud Family.

This show might have been the source of my habit of watching cop shows, especially ones with a semi weird twist, like monk or Izombie.

You remind me a lot of Fillmore. Insightful, levelheaded, capable of cracking funny responses.

Fillmore is one of the most underrated Disney shows out there. At its core, it's a basically a kid friendly cop show, but it's how hard they lean into it that makes it great. X Middle School is so ridiculously over the top and yet the show plays it all dead straight. By adult standards, these aren't exactly the most complex crimes to solve, but they're great for kids/teens.

Have you seen Disney's "Recess" yet?

@marocat4749

2 ай бұрын

Ther is an episode where tj does monopolize a currency and they make him sign a cntract later to never get most of the shares of a currency making him, such a vain jerk XD , noit thats any political commentry :O, and the best, its a good told episode.

This show really had my dumb ass thinking Americans needed full on police precincts in the school💀😭😂 loved this show growing up, hope it pops up on a streaming service so I can watch it again.

@christianjohnson5379

3 ай бұрын

Actually, given the way things have become nowadays, maybe having a Junior police precinct isn't too far off...

@marocat4749

2 ай бұрын

It would be way better than the drills now thou :(

Dude, I love your editing lately. This video was freaking hilarious. XD

I remember this! Neat little show. Looked it up just now, but it's criminal that it only got two seasons. I think it should've gotten a third one at least. That description about it being a 5AM cartoon is a bit too true though. At least in the UK, and from what little I do remember, I think it was running in the early morning. Definitely wasn't being aired whilst you're awake. Hilariously, if it wasn't for my life long, bitter battle with insomnia, I probably wouldn't have learnt about this show. ...And forget that it existed years later. I gotta watch it again sometime.

Fillmore was part of my childhood, I watched every episode when I came back from school... I can't remember anything about the show... there was a tamagotchi episode... maybe.

Gosh I loved this show as a kid.

Oh, you're in for a treat! I didn't discover this show until recent years too, but I really enjoyed my time with it.

4:40 ah! Childhood jumpscare.

Kyle Sullivan, the voice of Danny O’Farrell (the ‘random white kid’ (4:50)), was only in 22 things according to IMDB, with this being one of the last. And personally I recognize only a couple of things he’s been in, so… yeah…

I am so happy you’re checking this show out. This show is so underrated

I really enjoyed "Fillmore!" when it ran on Disney. I'm a sucker for anything with a good mystery. Unfortunately, one day it was just gone.

14:25 earned my like and sub haha

I mean I'd have requested it, if I had remembered it existed. Shows great.