List of references in non-Disney web videos/W-Z

This is a list of references to Disney in notable web videos neither produced nor distributed by Disney.
This sub-page contains only web series with titles that start with the letters W through Z.
:See also: List of references in non-Disney web videos/0-FList of references in non-Disney web videos/G-MList of references in non-Disney web videos/N-V
==Wadsm==
*In "Establishing Dominance in Splatoon 3 with Relative Ease", audio of the Seagulls from Finding Nemo is heard.
==Walter Masterson==
*In "MAGA Hilariously Confused About Pride", after one protester is unsure if he can say he lives in a neighborhood with numerous gay people, Walter quips that he can't because the protest is in Florida (a reference to the Parental Rights in Education Act, which critics have nicknamed the "Don't Say Gay Bill"), which the protester says only applies to Disney World.
*In "Trump arrest in Miami turns into circus FULL VIDEO", the previous video's clip in which one protester is unsure if he can say he lives in a neighborhood with numerous gay people and Walter quips that he can't because the protest is in Florida (a reference to the Parental Rights in Education Act, which critics have nicknamed the "Don't Say Gay Bill"), which the protester says only applies to Disney World reappears. Another protester mentions Ron DeStantis' attempt to remove Disney's self-governing status.
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*There have been many "origins" videos about cartoon characters, including Disney characters, such as Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Goofy, Pinocchio, and Winnie the Pooh.
*On February 6, 2013, WatchMojo published a video about the "Top 10 Animated Disney Songs". They are ranked as follows: "Go the Distance" at #10; "The Bare Necessities" at #9; "You'll Be in My Heart" at #8; "Some Day My Prince Will Come" at #7; "Colors of the Wind" at #6; "Under the Sea" at #5; "A Whole New World" at #4; "Beauty and the Beast" at #3; "Can You Feel the Love Tonight" at #2; and "When You Wish Upon a Star" at #1.
*On May 29, 2013, they published a video about the "Top 10 Disney Animated TV Series". They are ranked as follows: Phineas and Ferb at #10; The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh at #9; Adventures of the Gummi Bears at #8; Aladdin at #7; House of Mouse at #6; Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers at #5; Gargoyles at #4; Recess at #3; Kim Possible at #2; and DuckTales at #1.
*Two separate videos were published about the top 10 Disney villains:
**The first video, released on September 6, 2013, ranked the list as follows: Captain Hook at #10; The Evil Queen at #9; Gaston at #8; Hades at #7; Ursula at #6; Cruella De Vil at #5; Claude Frollo at #4; Jafar at #3; Maleficent at #2; and Scar at #1.
**The second video, released on March 2, 2014, ranked the list as follows: Madam Mim at #10; Prince John at #9; Ratigan at #8; Yzma at #7; Shan Yu at #6; Mother Gothel at #5; Lady Tremaine at #4; the Horned King at #3; Shere Khan at #2; and the Queen of Hearts at #1. As well, Bill Sykes, The Coachman, and Dr. Facilier all receive honorable mentions.
*On December 25, 2013, they published a video about the "Top 10 Classic Disney Animated Characters", before 1989 and excluding villains (they have their own top 10 list, as seen above). They are ranked as follows: Winnie the Pooh at #10; Baloo at #9; Tinker Bell at #8; Dumbo at #7; Pinocchio at #6; Snow White at #5; Minnie Mouse at #4; Goofy at #3; Donald Duck at #2; and Mickey Mouse at #1. In addition, Peter Pan, the Cheshire Cat, Bambi, Pluto, and Cinderella all receive honorable mentions.
*On April 7, 2014, they published a video about the "Top 10 Modern Disney Animated Characters". They are ranked as follows: Tarzan at #10; Rapunzel at #9; Belle at #8; Kuzco at #7; Elsa at #6; Pocahontas at #5; Mulan at #4; Simba at #3; Ariel at #2; and Aladdin at #1. Additionally, Hercules, Wreck-It Ralph, Tiana, Quasimodo, and Stitch all receive honorable mentions.
*On June 10, 2014, they published a video about the "Top 10 Pixar Villains". They are ranked as follows: Henry J. Waternoose at #10; Chick Hicks at #9; Darla at #8; Stinky Pete at #7; Charles F. Muntz at #6; Sid Phillips at #5; Hopper at #4; Randall Boggs at #3; Lots-o'-Huggin' Bear at #2; and Syndrome at #1. As well, Mor'du, AUTO, Skinner, and Dean Hardscrabble all receive honorable mentions.
*On June 28, 2014, they published a video about the "Top 10 Hated Disney Animated Shows". They are ranked as follows: Teamo Supremo at #10; Kick Buttowski: Suburban Daredevil at #8; Gravity Falls at #7; The Mighty Ducks at #6; The Wuzzles at #5; The Buzz on Maggie at #4; Shorty McShorts' Shorts at #3; Jake and the Never Land Pirates at #2; and Fish Hooks at #1. Mickey Mouse Clubhouse, Sofia the First, and Bonkers all receive honorable mentions. Also, the Nickelodeon show Monster High is erroneously mentioned as a Disney show, ranking at #9.
*On July 6, 2014, they published a video about the "Top 10 Live-Action Disney Movies". They are ranked as follows: Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey at #10; Swiss Family Robinson at #9; TRON at #8; 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea at #7; Bedknobs and Broomsticks at #6; The Muppets at #5; Honey, I Shrunk the Kids at #4; Remember the Titans at #3; Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl at #2; and Mary Poppins at #1. Honorable mentions are also given to The Santa Clause, The Parent Trap, Old Yeller, National Treasure, and Flight of the Navigator. Clips from The Love Bug, The Mighty Ducks, and Tron: Legacy are also featured.
*On January 27, 2015, they published a video about the "Top 10 Terrifying Deaths in Disney Movies". They are ranked as follows: Gaston at #10; Scar at #9; Ratigan at #8; Claude Frollo at #7; the Stegosaurus (from Fantasia's "Rite of Spring") at #6; Maleficent at #5; Dr. Facilier at #4; The Evil Queen at #3; Clayton at #2; and Ursula at #1. Additionally, Scroop, Mr. Arrow, Kocoum, and Mother Gothel all receive honorable mentions.
*On April 7, 2015, they published a video about the "Top 10 Disney Video Games". They are ranked as follows: Hercules at #10; Epic Mickey at #9; Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers at #8; The Lion King at #7; Disney Infinity at #6; Tron 2.0 at #5; The Magical Quest starring Mickey Mouse at #4; the Sega Genesis version of Aladdin at #3; DuckTales at #2; and Kingdom Hearts at #1. In addition, Darkwing Duck, Mickey Mania, Donald Duck: Goin' Quackers!, Castle of Illusion, and Mickey's Speedway USA all receive honorable mentions.
*On September 13, 2015, they published a short video about the "Top 10 Darkest and Scariest Disney Moments": at #10, Ichabod Crane's encounter with The Headless Horseman; at #9, The Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come and the flaming grave in Mickey's Christmas Carol; at #8, the "Hellfire" number from The Hunchback of Notre Dame; at #7, the "Night On Bald Mountain" segment from Fantasia; at #6, the Horned King's Cauldron Born; at #5, Ursula's demise; at #4, the "Pink Elephants on Parade" number from Dumbo; at #3, Clayton's horrific end; at #2, Lampwick's transformation into a donkey; and at #1, Mufasa's death. The video also opens with the death of Bambi's mother. Honorable mentions are also given to the The Evil Queen's transformation from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Olivia Flaversham's kidnapping from The Great Mouse Detective, and Shan Yu ordering the execution of the messenger from Mulan.
*On November 30, 2015, they published a video about the "Top 10 Disney Villain Henchmen". They are ranked as follows: Sir Hiss at #10; Pain and Panic at #9; Dr. Facilier's Shadow at #8; Jasper and Horace at #7; Anastasia and Drizella Tremaine at #6; Flotsam and Jetsam at #5; Kronk at #4; Mr. Smee at #3; Shenzi, Banzai, and Ed at #2; and Iago at #1. Honorable mentions are also given to Fidget, LeFou, Diablo, Sour Bill, and Joanna the Goanna.
*On January 31, 2016, they published a video about the "Top 10 Underrated Animated Disney Films". They are ranked as follows: Dinosaur at #10; The Aristocats at #9; Brother Bear at #8; The Princess and the Frog at #7; Meet the Robinsons at #6; Treasure Planet at #5; Atlantis: The Lost Empire at #4; The Rescuers Down Under at #3; The Great Mouse Detective at #2; and The Black Cauldron at #1. Additionally, Oliver & Company, Wreck-It Ralph, A Goofy Movie, and Teacher's Pet: The Movie all receive honorable mentions.
*On March 23, 2016, they published a video about the "Top 10 Disney Showdowns". They are ranked as follows: Basil of Baker Street vs. Ratigan at #10; Merlin vs. Madam Mim at #9; Tarzan vs Clayton at #8; Mulan vs. Shan Yu at #7; Prince Eric vs. Ursula at #6; Quasimodo vs. Claude Frollo at #5; Aladdin vs. Jafar at #4; Prince Phillip vs. Maleficent at #3; Beast vs. Gaston at #2; and Simba vs. Scar at #1. In addition, Flynn Rider vs. Mother Gothel, Peter Pan vs. Captain Hook, Mowgli vs. Shere Khan, and Hercules vs. Hades are given honorable mentions.
*On May 2, 2016, they published a video about the "Top 10 Funniest Disney Characters". They are ranked as follows: Scuttle at #10; Stitch at #9; B.E.N. at #8; Jaq and Gus at #7; Baloo at #6; Hades at #5; Mushu at #4; Timon and Pumbaa at #3; Kronk at #2; and Genie at #1. In addition, honorable mentions are given to Olaf, Terk and Tantor, Goofy, Nick Wilde, Maximus, and Lumiere and Cogsworth.
*On July 6, 2016, they published a video about the "Top 10 Pixar Shorts". They are ranked as follows: The Blue Umbrella at #10; Knick Knack at #9; La Luna at #8; Lifted at #7; For the Birds at #6; Partly Cloudy at #5; Geri's Game at #4; Luxo, Jr. at #3; Presto at #2; and Day & Night at #1. As well, Boundin', Tin Toy, Lava, Mike's New Car, and Jack-Jack Attack all receive honorable mentions.
*On July 19, 2016, they published a video about the "Top 10 Satisfying Deaths in Disney Movies". They are ranked as follows: Syndrome at #10; Bill Sykes at #9; Dr. Facilier at #8; Mother Gothel at #7; Maleficent at #6; The Evil Queen at #5; Ursula at #4; Scar at #3; Gaston at #2; and Claude Frollo at #1. Honorable mentions are also given to Lyle Tiberius Rourke, Ratigan, Hopper, Oogie Boogie, and Shan Yu.
*On August 11, 2016, they published a video about the "Top 10 Disney Animated Film That Deserve a Live Action Movie". They are ranked as follows: the "Night On Bald Mountain" scene from Fantasia at #10 (in fact, a live-action adaptation of this scene is said to be in the works); Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs at #9; The Hunchback of Notre Dame at #8; Frozen at #7; The Sword in the Stone at #6; The Black Cauldron at #5; The Little Mermaid at #4; Atlantis: The Lost Empire at #3; Mulan at #2; and Aladdin at #1. Honorable mentions are also given to Treasure Planet, Lilo & Stitch, and The Nightmare Before Christmas. The video also opens with clips of the live-action Jungle Book and the live-action Beauty and the Beast.
*On August 12, 2016, they published a video about the "Top 10 Live-Action Disney TV Shows". They are ranked as follows: Life with Derek at #10; The Famous Jett Jackson at #9; Good Luck Charlie at #8; Phil of the Future at #7; Hannah Montana at #6; Wizards of Waverly Place at #5; Lizzie McGuire at #4; The Suite Life of Zack & Cody at #3; That's So Raven at #2; and Even Stevens at #1. In addition, honorable mentions are given to Austin & Ally, Sonny with a Chance, Jessie, and Girl Meets World.
*On October 6, 2016, they published a video about the "Top 10 Worst Straight to DVD Disney Sequels". They are ranked as follows: Leroy & Stitch at #10; The Fox and the Hound 2 at #9; Kronk's New Groove at #8; The Little Mermaid: Ariel's Beginning at #7; Lady and the Tramp II: Scamp's Adventure at #6; Pocahontas II: Journey to a New World at #5; Mulan II at #4; The Hunchback of Notre Dame II at #3; Beauty and the Beast: Belle's Magical World at #2; and Cinderella II: Dreams Come True at #1. Dishonorable mentions are also given to The Return of Jafar, Tarzan II, and Pooh's Grand Adventure: The Search for Christopher Robin. Also, clips from The Little Mermaid II: Return to the Sea, Beauty and the Beast: The Enchanted Christmas, and Cinderella III: A Twist in Time appear throughout the video.
*On October 7, 2016, they published a video about the "Top 10 Best Straight to DVD Disney Sequels". They are ranked as follows: Buzz Lightyear of Star Command: The Adventure Begins at #10; The Lion King II: Simba's Pride at #9; Bambi II at #8; Brother Bear 2 at #7; An Extremely Goofy Movie at #6; Aladdin and the King of Thieves at #5; 101 Dalmatians II: Patch's London Adventure at #4; Cinderella III: A Twist in Time at #3; Tinker Bell at #2; and The Lion King 1½ at #1. Also, clip from Brother Bear appear throughout the video.
*On December 23, 2016, they published a video about the "Top 10 Amazing Moments From the Toy Story Trilogy". They are ranked as follows: the epic sci-fi opening to Toy Story 2 at #10; The Claw in Toy Story at #9; "When She Loved Me" from Toy Story 2 at #8; the epic Western opening to Toy Story 3 at #7; the battle between "Buzz Skywalker" and "Darth Zurg" from Toy Story 2 at #6; the "I Will Go Sailing No More" number from Toy Story at #5; the "Claw-Ex-Machina" in Toy Story 3 at #4; Buzz "falling with style" in Toy Story at #3; Woody telling Sid to "play nice" in Toy Story at #2; and one last playtime in the closing scene of Toy Story 3 at #1. Honorable mentions are also given to Ken's fashion show in Toy Story 3, the discovery of Woody's Roundup in Toy Story 2, and Buzz's Spanish mode in Toy Story 3.
*On January 1, 2017, they published a video about the "Top 10 Biggest Disney Movie Flops". They are ranked as follows: Mr. Magoo at #10; Home on the Range at #9; The Country Bears at #8; Newsies at #7; Treasure Planet at #6; The Lone Ranger at #5; Tomorrowland at #4; The Black Cauldron at #3; John Carter at #2; and Mars Needs Moms at #1. In addition, Around the World in 80 Days, Meet the Deedles, and Return to Oz all receive dishonorable mentions.
*On March 22, 2017, they published a video about the "Top 10 UNWATCHABLE Live-Action Disney Movies". They are ranked as follows: The Haunted Mansion at #10; Blank Check at #9; The Lone Ranger at #8; College Road Trip at #7; Snow Dogs at #6; Underdog at #5; Inspector Gadget at #4; The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause at #3; Old Dogs at #2; and Mr. Magoo at #1. Dishonorable mentions are also given to The Pacifier, The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement, and The Country Bears.
*Disney moments are included in two separate videos on the "Top 10 Scary Scenes from Non-Horror Movies":
**The first video ranks the true identity of Judge Doom from Who Framed Roger Rabbit at #6, and Lampwick's donkey transformation at #4. The opening of the video also features the incinerator from Toy Story 3.
**The second video ranks the "Night On Bald Mountain" segment from Fantasia at #9, and the Wheelers from Return to Oz at #7.
*There have been two videos on the "Top 10 Saddest Cartoon Moments", which feature Disney moments:
**The first ranks Sully saying goodbye to Boo at #10, the Beast's near-death at #7, Tod having to be left behind at #6, Bambi's mother getting shot at #4, Ellie Fredricksen's passing at #3, the ending of Toy Story 3 at #2, and Mufasa's death at #1.
**The second ranks Snow White's sleeping death at #10, the barracuda attack from Finding Nemo at #9, Wreck-It Ralph mistakenly destroying Vanellope von Schweetz's racing kart at #8, the incinerator from Toy Story 3 at #7, Quasimodo being disliked as king of fools at #6, WALL-E's near-death at #5, a lost Stitch at #3, the song "When She Loved Me" from Toy Story 2 at #2, and the song "Baby Mine" from Dumbo at #1. Honorable mentions are also given to Ray's death, John Smith's ship sailing, and Megara's lifeline being cut.
*"Top 10 Iconic Cartoon Characters of All Time" ranks Mickey Mouse at #2.
*Most, but not all, of the characters seen in the video on the "Top 10 Cutest Animated Couples In Movies" are Disney and are ranked as follows: Roger and Jessica Rabbit at #10; Carl and Ellie Fredricksen at #9; Robin Hood and Maid Marian at #8; Peter Pan and Wendy Darling at #7; WALL-E and EVE at #5; Aladdin and Jasmine at #4; Lady and the Tramp at #3; Simba and Nala at #2; and Mickey and Minnie Mouse at #1. Honorable mentions are given to the following Disney couples: Rapunzel and Flynn Rider, Ariel and Prince Eric, Belle and the Beast, and Jack Skellington and Sally Finklestein.
*Two different videos were released about the "Top 10 Worst Hollywood Remakes". In the second video, the 2010 version of Alice in Wonderland is ranked at #8. Clips of the original animated Alice in Wonderland are also included for comparison. Around the World in 80 Days also receives a dishonorable mention.
*The video on the "Top 10 Hottest Female Cartoon Characters" ranks Ariel and Jessica Rabbit at #2 and #1, respectively. Kim Possible receives an honorable mention as well.
*"Top 10 Cute Cartoon Couples" ranks Phineas Flynn and Isabella Garcia-Shapiro at #5.
*In "Top 10 Pirate Themed Video Games", LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean: The Video Game is given an honorable mention.
*"Top 10 Theme Parks" ranks Epcot at #8, Tokyo DisneySea at #6, and Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom at #1. Blizzard Beach receives an honorable mention as well.
*"Top 10 Likable Movie Villains" ranks Hector Barbossa at #3.
*"Top 10 Cartoon Fan Theories" ranks the following:
**At #6 is the theory that WALL-E doomed the earth by destroying his fellow robots to keep himself fixed and keeping certain items as keepsakes instead of compacting them.
**At #5 is the theory that Winnie the Pooh and his friends have mental disorders: Pooh is impulsive and obsessive, Piglet has general anxieties, Tigger has ADHD, Owl is dyslexic, Rabbit has OCD, and Eeyore is majorly depressing.
**At #1 is the theory that Toy Story 3 is an allegory for the Holocaust.
*"Top 10 Cartoon Ensemble Casts" ranks the kids from Recess at #6.
*In the video on the "Top 10 Lies We All Tell", a clip of Alice in Wonderland, showing the White Rabbit saying "I'm late for a very important date!", is shown during the lie ranking #2 on the countdown, "I'm on my way", to show that this phrase is an excuse for people who cannot be bothered with actual punctuality. Also featured in the same entry is the slug-like monster from Monsters University, who tries vainly to not be late on the first day of school.
*There were two videos on the "Top 10 Box Office Bombs", with Disney films appearing on both lists:
**The first video ranks Mars Needs Moms, which lost $140.5 million, at #5.
**The second video ranks John Carter, which lost over $120-$200 million, at #3; The Lone Ranger, which lost an estimated $120 million, at #2; and Tomorrowland, which lost some $75-$140 million, at #1.
*The video on the "Top 10 Fantasy Villains" ranks Davy Jones at #9, Maleficent at #7, Jadis the White Witch at #5, and Jafar at #4. The opening also features Hades.
*The video on the "Top 10 Funniest Cartoon Villains" ranks Dr. Drakken and Dr. Doofenshmirtz at #9 and #6, respectively.
*The video on the "Top 10 Confusing Video Game Plots" ranks the Kingdom Hearts series at #8, given the fact that it combines two very different universes (Disney and Final Fantasy), has a muddled plotline, randomly jumps from one video game console to another, and makes it difficult to tell who is who at times.
*There were two videos on the "Top 10 Hated Movie Actors", with Disney actors appearing in both lists:
**The first video ranks Miley Cyrus at #5, featuring clips of Hannah Montana: The Movie; Anne Hathaway at #3, featuring a clip of The Princess Diaries; and Shia LaBeouf at #2, whose careers devolved after Holes.
**The second video ranks Johnny Depp at #4, whose career basically devolved into variations on his role as Jack Sparrow (showing clips of the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise), one of the worst being his role as the Wolf in Into the Woods.
*"Top 10 Anticipated Releases of March 2016" ranks Zootopia at #6. A clip of Alice Through the Looking Glass is also shown at the beginning.
*"Top 10 Villains Who Got Destroyed By the Power They Sought" ranks Judge Doom at #8 and Jafar at #2. Honorable mentions are also given to the Horned King and Neville Sinclair.
*"Top 10 Worst Live-Action Movies Based On Cartoons" ranks Underdog at #8, Mr. Magoo at #4, and Inspector Gadget at #3.
*"Top 10 Worst Vehicle Sections In Video Games" ranks the Benny the Cab level from the PC version of Who Framed Roger Rabbit at #1, due to Benny being slower than other cars and yet still expected to win. Also, an honorable mention is given to the Gummi Ship sections of Kingdom Hearts.
*In "Top 10 Billion Dollar Box Office Movies" ranks Toy Story 3 at #6. An honorable mention is also given to Frozen.
*"Top 10 Cartoons of the 1980s" ranks DuckTales at #7.
*"Top 10 Cartoons of the 1990s" ranks Darkwing Duck at #5.
*"Top 10 Anticipated Releases of April 2016" ranks The Jungle Book at #3.
*In "Top 10 Dragon Ball Controversies", while talking about Toytaro's tracing, one of the traced pictures is traced from Captain America. This clip also appears in the "Best of Everything Dragon Ball" compilation.
*In "Top 10 Video Game Swordsmen", an honorable mention is given to Sora.
*The video on the "Top 10 Movie Tropes That Would Not Fly Today" has several Disney references:
**Clips of characters smoking in Oliver & Company and One Hundred and One Dalmatians are shown while talking about the movie trope ranking at #10, "Everyone Smokes".
**A clip of Honey, I Shrunk the Kids is shown during the movie trope ranking at #9, "Violent PG Films", to show that this movie has the same rating as Jaws.
**A clip of Heavyweights is shown while talking about the movie trope ranking at #8, "Casual Attitude Towards Bullying".
**Clips of Song of the South are shown as the most infamous example of the movie trope ranking at #6, "Casual Attitude Towards Slavery".
**A clip of the crows from Dumbo is shown while talking about the movie trope ranking at #3, "Non-Ironic Racial Caricatures".
**A dishonorable mention is given to "Cultural Appropriation", which includes a clip of the Indians from Peter Pan.
*"Top 10 Anticipated Releases of May 2016" ranks Captain America: Civil War at #1. A clip of Alice Through the Looking Glass is also shown at the beginning.
*"Top 10 Anticipated Releases of June 2016" ranks Finding Dory at #1. Clips of Toy Story 3 and Cars 2 are also shown to determine which one Finding Dory will be more like, the former film being a best-case scenario and the latter a worst-case.
*"Top 10 Actors With Annoying Voices" ranks Kristen Schaal at #10, during which a clip of Mabel Pines from Gravity Falls is shown; Jennifer Tilly at #9, during which a clip of Celia Mae from Monsters, Inc. is shown; Bobcat Goldthwait at #5, during which a clip of Pain from Hercules is shown; and Gilbert Gottfried at #2, during which a clip of Iago from Aladdin is shown.
*"Top 10 Movies That Are Impossible To Hate" ranks WALL-E at #10. An honorable mentions is also given to Mary Poppins. Clips of The Lion King are shown in the opening of the video.
*"Top 10 Body Swaps In Movies" ranks Freaky Friday at #1. A clip of the original movie is shown as well.
*Several references pop up in the video on the "Top 10 Spoofed Movie Moments":
**One moment, the "I'm Melting" scene from The Wizard of Oz, ranking at #10, features a clip from the Phineas and Ferb episode "Wizard of Odd".
**Clips of Frankenweenie are shown during another moment, the "It's Alive" moment made famous by Frankenstein, ranking at #6.
**Another moment, the "I Am Your Father" line from The Empire Strikes Back, ranking at #3, includes the very line spoken by Emperor Zurg to Buzz Lightyear in Toy Story 2.
*"Top 10 Sentient Vehicles of All Time" ranks the Gadgetmobile from Inspector Gadget at #10, Benny the Cab at #7, Lightning McQueen at #3, and Herbie the Love Bug at #2. Dusty Crophopper is also given an honorable mention.
*There were two videos released about the "Top 10 Best Celebrity Voice Performances", each containing celebrities voices of Disney characters:
**The first video ranks Jerry Orbach as Lumiere at #10, Kevin Spacey as Hopper at #7, Billy Crystal as Mike Wazowski at #6, Ellen DeGeneres as Dory at #5, Jeremy Irons as Scar at #3, Tim Allen as Buzz Lightyear at #2, and Robin Williams as the Genie at #1. Honorable mentions are also given to James Woods as Hades and Mel Gibson as John Smith.
**The second video ranks Samuel L. Jackson as Lucius Best (AKA Frozone) at #10, John C. Reilly as Wreck-It Ralph at #8, John Goodman as James P. Sullivan at #7, and Amy Poehler as Joy at #3. Idina Menzel as Elsa is also given an honorable mention.
*The video on the "Top 10 Actors Who Should Play Doctor Who" (aired December 20, 2015), ranked:
**Tom Hiddleston at #10, featuring footage from Thor: The Dark World (note that it also features footage from the 2011 film Thor under the label Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures, despite the film not actually being distributed by Disney at the time).
** at #7, featuring footage from Once Upon a Time.
**Tilda Swinton at #6, featuring footage from The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe.
**Martin Freeman at #1, featuring footage from The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.
*"Top 10 Movie Villains Motivated By Greed" ranks Ebenezer Scrooge, as seen in The Muppet Christmas Carol, at #8. An honorable mention is also given to Lyle Tiberius Rourke.
*The video on the "Top 5 Myths About Pirates" features clips of Peter Pan and the Pirates of the Caribbean series as just a few of the many films that perpetuate these dispelled myths.
*The video on the "Top 10 Memorable TV Cartoon Characters of the 1980s" ranks Scrooge McDuck from DuckTales at #6.
*The video on the "Top 10 Memorable TV Cartoon Characters of the 1990s" gives an honorable mention to Darkwing Duck.
*The video on the "Top 10 Memorable TV Cartoon Characters of the 2000s" ranks Ferb Fletcher at #10, Phineas Flynn at #5, and Kim Possible at #4.
*The video on the "Top 10 Memorable TV Cartoon Characters of the 2010s So Far" (it was released in 2016) ranks Dipper Pines at #6.
*The video on the "Top 10 Anticipated Releases of August 2016" ranks Pete's Dragon at #6.
*The video on the "Top 10 Pun-tastic Movie Titles" ranks The Aristocats at #8 and The Santa Clause at #4. An honorable mention is also given to Ratatouille.
*There were two videos released about the "Top 10 Worst Movie Accents", each containing a Disney reference. The first video ranks, at #3, Dick Van Dyke as Bert in Mary Poppins. The second video ranks, at #9, Lindsay Lohan as Annie James in The Parent Trap.
*There were two videos released about the "Top 10 Creepy Kids Movies", each featuring Disney movies:
**The first video ranks Dumbo at #10 and Return to Oz at #1. Honorable mentions are given to Fantasia and The Nightmare Before Christmas.
**The second video ranks The Watcher in the Woods at #10, The Black Cauldron at #8, Hocus Pocus at #6, and The Nightmare Before Christmas at #4. An honorable mention is also given to The Brave Little Toaster.
*The video on the "Top 10 Anticipated Releases of November 2016" ranks Moana at #5.
*The video on the "Top 10 Worst Water Levels In Video Games" ranks Atlantica in Kingdom Hearts II at #2.
*The video on the "Top 10 Animated Kids Shows With Surprisingly Sexy Women" gives an honorable mention to Jasmine.
*The video on the "Top 10 Stop-Motion Animated Movies" ranks James and the Giant Peach at #7 and The Nightmare Before Christmas at #1. Frankenweenie is also given an honorable mention.
*The video on the "Top 10 Best Cartoon Shows Based On Movies" ranks The Emperor's New School at #8, Timon and Pumbaa at #4, and Aladdin at #3. Lilo & Stitch: The Series is also given an honorable mention. Footage of Hercules is also shown in the opening.
*The video on the "Top 10 Can't Miss Releases of March 2017" ranks Beauty and the Beast at #2.
*The video on the "Top 10 Movie Witches" ranks the Sanderson Sisters at #10, Jadis the White Witch at #9, Mary Poppins at #8, and Maleficent at #2.
*The video on the "Top 10 Movie Wizards" ranks Merlin at #10 and Mickey Mouse (as seen in Fantasia) at #9.
*The video on the "Top 10 TV Witches and Wizards" ranks Rumplestiltskin from Once Upon a Time at #7, and Alex Russo from Wizards of Waverly Place is given an honorable mention.
*The video on the "Top 10 Most Anticipated Releases of May 2017" ranks Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales at #5 and Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 at #1.
*The video on the "Top 10 Cheap A** Characters From Animated Shows" ranks Stan Pines at #5 and Scrooge McDuck at #1.
*The video on the "Top 10 Cartoon Characters with the Best Fighting Ability" ranks Fa Mulan at #5 and Kim Possible at #3. Perry the Platypus is given an honorable mention.
*The video on the "Top 10 Failed Summer Blockbuster" ranks The Lone Ranger at #5, with Tomorrowland given an honorable mention.
*The video on the "Top 10 Tim Burton Movies" ranks The Nightmare Before Christmas at #3.
*The video on the "Top 10 Tim Burton Characters" ranks Sparky at #10 and Jack Skellington at #3.
*The video on the "Top 10 Best Tim Curry Performances" ranks Long John Silver at #9 and Cardinal Richelieu at #8.
*The video on the "Top 10 Tara Strong Voice Roles" ranks Ingrid Third at #10. Honorable mentions are also given to Spot Chicken, Two-Tone, and Vendella De Vil from 101 Dalmatians: The Series.
*The video on the "Top 10 Movies You Missed This Summer (2016)" ranks The BFG at #8.
*The video on the "Top 10 Funniest Animated Villains in Movies" ranks Captain Hook at #8, Randall Boggs at #7, Syndrome at #6, Hades at #2, and Yzma at #1. An honorable mention is also given to Prince John.
*The video on the "Top 10 Best Third Installments in Movie Franchises" ranks Toy Story 3 at #2.
*The video on the "Top 10 Worst Third Installments in Movie Franchise" ranks Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End at #3.
*The video on the "Top 10 Worst Fourth Installments in Movies" ranks Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides at #7.
*The video on the "Top 10 Good Animated Movies With Bad Rotten Tomatoes Scores" ranks The Black Cauldron at #10, A Goofy Movie at #6, Atlantis: The Lost Empire at #3, Robin Hood at #2, and Pocahontas at #1.
*"Top 20 Horror Movie Plot Twists" ranks Malcolm Crowe being dead from The Sixth Sense at #2. This clip is also seen in "The Biggest Plot Twists Ever" compilation published on April 16, 2024.
*The video on the "Top 10 Movie Mazes" ranks Alice In Wonderland at #6.
*"Top 10 Funniest Robin Williams Moments We'll Never Forget" ranks the radio broadcasts from Good Morning, Vietnam at #4 and the Genie's impressions from Aladdin at #1. While talking about numerous improvised moments from Whose Line Is It Anyway?, the ABC Family logo is seen. This clip is also seen in the "Best of Robin Williams" compilation and as the second half of "Top 10 Funniest Robin Williams Movie Scenes".
*"Top 20 Exact Moments That RUINED Video Games" ranks the impossible levels from the NES Lion King game at #9 and Iden Versio deflecting to the Rebels in Star Wars Battlefront II at #5. Footage of the SEGA GENSIS Aladdin game is also used. This clip is also seen in "The Exact Moments Things Were Ruined..." compilation.
*In "Top 20 Most Paused MonsterVerse Moments", while talking about the titans bowing down to Godzilla in Godzilla: King of the Monsters, the narrator compares this to the "Circle of Life" scene from The Lion King. This clip is also seen in the "Ultimate MonsterVerse Compilation".
*The video on the "Top 10 Animated Christmas Villains and Doubters" ranks Oogie Boogie at #4 and Ebenezer Scrooge (as seen in Mickey's Christmas Carol) at #2.
*"Top 20 Best Christmas Movies of All Time" (published December 20, 2020) ranks The Nightmare Before Christmas at #18, The Santa Clause at #14, and The Muppet Christmas Carol at #12. This clip is also seen in "Our Best Christmas Lists Marathon!"
*Watchmojo interviewed Tom Holland, Jacob Batalon, and Zendaya for the release of Spider-Man: Far From Home.
*"Top 10 Worst Holiday Cash Grab Movies" ranks The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause at #7 and Beauty and the Beast: The Enchanted Christmas at #5. I'll Be Home for Christmas and Ernest Saves Christmas are given honorable mentions.
*"Top 10 Rejected SNL Cast Members" ranks John Goodman at #10 (using footage from his role as Pacha from The Emperor's New Groove) and features Jennifer Coolidge as an honorable mention.
*In the video "Top 20 Movies That Caused Massive Backlash", while discussing how Avatar has been criticized for getting praised despite its cliché plot and simplistic themes, it is mentioned that Avatar was briefly dethroned as the highest-grossing movie of all time by Avengers: Endgame, with footage of the latter movie being shown.
*"Top 10 Movie Karens" ranks Hilly Holbrook from The Help at #3. This list also appears in "The Ultimate "Karens Facing Justice" compilation".
*In "Horror Movies: 1980s vs 1990s", footage from The Sixth Sense is used. This clip also appears in the "The Ultimate Horror Movie Villain Countdown!"
*"Top 10 Most Important Things to Happen in the Background of MCU Scenes" ranks Captain America's shield in Iron Man at #10, Harley Keener in Avengers: Endgame at #9, Earth-616 in Thor: The Dark World at #8, the ravens in The Avengers at #7, Red Skull being sent into space in Captain America: The First Avenger at #6, Ultron not attacking Helen Cho in Avengers: Age of Ultron at #5, all of Agatha's appearances in WandaVision at #4, Thor's vision predicting the future in Avengers: Age of Ultron at #3, Wakanda in Iron Man 2 at #2, and Mysterio in disguise in Spider-Man: Far From Home at #1. This clip also appears in the "Funniest / Creepiest Details In The Background" ULTIMATE Compilation!"
*Watchmojo has posted videos covering Easter eggs in all episodes of WandaVision, The Falcon and The Winter Soldier, Loki, What If...?, Hawkeye, Moon Knight, Ms. Marvel, She-Hulk: Attorney at Law, and The Mandalorian.
*In "Top 10 Times Robot Chicken Roasted Kids' Shows", an honorable mention is given to "Federated Resources", which features the Swedish Chef. This clip also appears in "Top 10 Shocking Robot Chicken Moments".
*The video "Top 10 Adam Driver Performances" ranks Kylo Ren at #2. Footage from The Force Awakens, The Last Jedi, and The Rise of Skywalker is used.
*Footage from A Christmas Carol is used to close out "The Dark History Behind our Most Celebrated Holidays".
*"Top 10 Most Rewatched Movie Trailers" ranks the trailer for Thor: Ragnarok at #10, the trailer for Incredibles 2 at #8, the trailer for Avengers: Age of Ultron at #7, the trailer for Captain America: Civil War at #6, the teaser trailer for Avengers: Endgame at #5, and the trailer for Avengers: Infinity War at #1. The trailer for Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 is given an honorable mention. Pinocchio is also mentioned.
*In "The Funniest Moment From Every Robin Williams Comedy of the 1980s", the #1 entry is dedicated to the radio broadcasts from Good Morning, Vietnam. This clip is also seen in the "Best of Robin Williams" compilation.
*In "The Funniest Moment From Every Robin Williams Comedy of the 1990s", the #11 entry is dedicated to "Friend Like Me" from Aladdin. The #6 entry is dedicated to farting into a jar from Jack. The #3 entry is dedicated to the titular goo entering Wilson Croft from Flubber. While talking about the room closing in on the toy manufacturers from Toys, the scene is compared to the trash compactor from A New Hope. This clip is also seen in the "Best of Robin Williams" compilation.
*"Top 10 Times The Simpsons Caused Outrage" while talking about Matt Groening, footage from the crossovers with Marvel and Star Wars is used. This clip also appears in the "Our Best Simpsons Lists Marathon" compilation.
*In the video "Top 20 South Park Predictions That Came True", when discussing South Park's prediction of the decline of Miley Cyrus' mental health, Hannah Montana is mentioned.
*"Top 20 Family Guy Episodes" ranks "Blue Harvest", which parodies Star Wars at #11. While talking about "Road to the Multiverse", the episode's Disney universe is seen. This clip also appears in "Top 10 Family Guy Marathon".
*"Every M. Night Shyamalan Twisted Ranked" ranks the aliens being weak to water from Signs at #6, The Village being set in the present day at #5, Split being set in the same universe as Unbreakable at #3, Eljiah causing the train crash in Unbreakable at #2, and Malcolm Crowe being dead in The Sixth Sense at #1. This clip is also seen in "The Biggest Plot Twists Ever" compilation published on April 16, 2024.
*"Top 20 Craziest Movie Devils" ranks Hades from Hercules at #14. While talking about South Park's version of Satan (here specifically credited to South Park: Bigger, Longer and Uncut), the narrator compares "Up There" to a Disney song. This clip is also seen in "The Creepiest Paranormal Horror Stories..." compilation.
*In "Top 10 Creepiest Things Caught on Dash Cam", while talking about a meteor that flew over Russia in 2014, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. This clip also appears in "The Ultimate "Crazy Things Caught On Camera" Compilation".
*"Top 10 Creepiest Things Found in the Backgrounds of Movie Scenes" ranks the Ted Danson cutout in Three Men and a Baby at #5. This clip also appears in the "Funniest / Creepiest Details In The Background" ULTIMATE Compilation!"
*"Top 10 Unscripted Robert Downey Jr Moments That Were Left In the Movie" ranks Tony opening the door for Peter in Spider-Man: Homecoming at #10, telling Tom Holland to move his leg in Captain America: Civil War at #8, offering Captain America a blueberry in The Avengers at #7, "I love you 3,000" from Avengers: Endgame at #6, searching for a secret door in Avengers: Age of Ultron at #4, the S.H.I.E.L.D. agent playing Galaga from The Avengers at #3, the shawarma scene from The Avengers at #2, and "I am Iron Man" from Iron Man at #1. This clip also appears in "All The Best Unscripted Movie Moments".
*In "Top 20 Most Ridiculous News Headlines Ever", when discussing how an article titled "Federal Agents Raid Gun Shop, Find Weapons" forgot the adjective "illegal", footage from the Schoolhouse Rock! song "Unpack Your Adjectives" is shown.
*In "Top 10 Best Live Action Family Guy Sequences", while talking about the Conway Twitty running gag, footage from the gag's appearance in one of the show's Star Wars parodies which gave Twitty Darth Vader's helmet is used. While talking about Brian's appearance on Real Time with Bill Maher in "Brian Writes a Best-Seller", the sequence is compared to Who Framed Roger Rabbit.
*In "Top 10 Funniest Family Guy Commercials", while talking about the Juicy Fruit commercial, one of the instances comes from "Blue Harvest", a parody of Star Wars. While talking about the wacky waving inflatable arm-flailing tube man, one of the instances also comes from "Blue Harvest", a parody of Star Wars.
*In "Top 20 Times Real-Life Ghosts Were Caught On Camera", while talking about the ghost seen in the portrait of W.T. Stead, the ghost is compared to the Ghost of Christmas Present from The Muppet Christmas Carol. While talking about the ghost of Abraham Lincoln seen in a Photo of Mary Lincoln, footage from Lincoln is used. This clip is also seen in the "These Creepy and Shocking Things Were CAUGHT On Camera..." compilation.
*In "Top 10 Creepiest Mysteries About the Wild West", while talking about a series of ghost ships found in deserts, footage from Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl is used. This clip is also seen in the "These Are The Creepiest Mysteries and Most Disturbing Events in Modern History..." compilation, which was published on October 10, 2024.
*In "Top 10 Most Memed Spider-Man Moments Ever", one example of the #10 pick, the "I wouldn't want to fight me neither" meme from 2002's Spider-Man, sees Flash preparing to fight Thanos while another sees him preparing to fight Maul, and replaces Peter Parker's head with Luke Skywalker and Flash's with Darth Vader. The "Everywhere I go, I see his face" meme from Spider-Man: Far From Home is featured at #9. An example of the glasses meme from 2002's Spider-Man shows the blurry image as Ralph Breaks the Internet and the clear image as The Emoji Movie. Captain America's video from Spider-Man: Homecoming is featured at #4. Spider-Man dusting from Thanos' snap in Avengers: Infinity War is featured at #3. Thanos is seen "triggering" "emo" Peter Parker's dance from Spider-Man 3 during the dance's entry at #2.
*Star-Lord is seen shooting his guns and challenging a dinosaur to a dance-off in a video in which Watchmojo edited various Chris Pratt characters into footage from a dinosaur documentary.
*In "Top 20 Biggest Conspiracy Theories of All Time", footage from National Treasure: Book of Secrets is used while discussing the conspiracy theory that there is treasure hidden behind Mount Rushmore.
*Watchmojo's "On This Day" video posted on November 27, 2021 highlights the release of the 101 Dalmatians live-action remake on that day in 1996. 102 Dalmatians is also mentioned
*In "Top 20 Copycat Movies", while talking about their #8 picks, Tombstone and Wyatt Earp, two Western movies that focus on an outlaw's early life, Watchmojo refers to Lawrence Kasdan, who wrote on the former, as "Star Wars writer Lawrence Kasdan". While talking about their #7 picks, Deep Impact and Armageddon, two 1998 films that center around the apocalypse, it is mentioned Bruce Joel Ruben, writer of the former, claims a Disney executive stole his idea during a lunch meeting A Bug's Life and Dreamworks' Antz are featured at #3. Both films feature a colony of fighting back against an oppressive force, Hopper in A Bug's Life's case. The Wild and Madagascar are featured at #2. Both films focus on a group of zoo animals being sent back to Madagascar
*In "Top 10 Times Child Stars Got Arrested", footage from Even Stevens is used while discussing Shia LaBeouf at #10, footage from That's So Raven is used while discussing Orlando Brown at #8, and footage from Hannah Montana and footage from Phineas and Ferb the Movie: Candace Against the Universe is used while discussing Mitchel Musso at #4. Kyle Massey is given an honorable mention.
*In "Top 10 The Rock Performances", Frank Wolff is featured at #10 and Maui is featured at #1. Mary Poppins is also referenced in a clip used from Fighting with My Family.
*In "Top 20 Scariest Insects on Earth", while discussing the Brahmin moth caterpillar, footage from A Bug's Life is used.
*In "Greatest Innovators Of the Century (So Far)" (published on November 28, 2021), while discussing Steve Jobs, his time working for Pixar is mentioned.
*"Top 10 Satisfying Deaths of Hated MCU Characters" ranks William Rawlins' death in The Punisher #10, Agent Jasper Sitwell's death in Captain America: The Winter Soldier at #9, John Garrett's death in Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. at #8, Mariah Dillard's death in Luke Cage at #7, Alexander Pierce's death in Captain America: The Winter Soldier at #6, Ego's death in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 at #5, Ronan the Accuser's death in Guardians of the Galaxy at #4, Kilgrave's death in Jessica Jones at #3, Grant Ward's death in Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. at #2, and Thanos' death in Avengers: Endgame at #1. Footage from Avengers: Infinity War is also used.
*In "Top 10 Terrible Things Stress Does to Your Body", a clip from The Avengers is used in the intro, and footage of Winnie the Pooh is used while discussing stress' effects on one's digestive system.
*"Top 10 Darkest Kids Cartoons" ranks Gravity Falls at #10.
*"Top 10 Behind the Scenes MCU Dramas" ranks Edgar Wright leaving Ant-Man at #10, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. not being canon at #9, Mickey Rouke being unhappy with Whiplash at #8, Don Cheadle replacing Terrence Howard as War Machine in Iron Man 2 at #7, Jeremy Renner wanting Hawkeye to be killed off at #6, Joss Whedon's poor handling of Avengers: Age of Ultorn at #5, Ike Pearmutter being difficult to work with (his hesitancy towards Black Panther and Captain Marvel are specifically mentioned), Natalie Portman leaving the MCU at #3, James Gunn being fired and rehired at #2, and Scarlett Johansson suing Disney for going against their word and releasing Black Widow in theaters and on Disney+ simultaneously at #1.
*WandaVision ranks at #1 on "Top 20 Shows To Binge This Holiday Season" (published December 1, 2021). Avengers: Endgame is also mentioned.
*In "Top 10 Greatest Archeological Mysteries", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video. While talking about Helike, footage from Atlantis: The Lost Empire is used. This clip is also seen in the "The Best of History And Mystery..." compilation.
*In "Top 10 Hidden Details in Movie Posters", #8 focuses on how in the poster for Toy Story 4, Charles Muntz, Alpha, Dug, Beta and Gamma can be seen in a parody of the painting "Dogs Playing Poker", #4 focuses on how theatrical stand-ups for Rogue One contain messages in Aurebesh hinting at moments in the movie, and #2 focuses on how Green Goblin can be seen in the poster of Spider-Man: No Way Home.
*In "Top 10 Watchmojo Movie Lists That Haven't Aged Well", #10 focuses on "Top 10 Marvel Characters Most Likely To Die In Phase 3". Iron Man was the only predicted character they got right. #6 focuses on "Top 10 Reasons Why the Star Wars Prequels Are Hated" due to the sequel trilogy being more hated. #2 focuses on various Watchmojo videos of movies released in a certain timeframe that might suck. Footage of Free Guy is used. They mention they were wrong about Cruella. #1 focuses on "Top 10 Most Anticipated Movies of 2020". Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Onward was one of only two movies on that list to come out in 2020, the other being Birds of Prey (and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn). These references are also seen in "The Best of the Worst of WatchMojo".
*In "Top 10 Most Expensive Mistakes in History", while discussing 20th Century Studios (then known as 20th Century Fox) giving George Lucas all the profits of Star Wars merchandise, Disney's purchase of Lucasfilm is mentioned
*In "Spider-Man: Then and Now", footage from Spider-Man: Homecoming, Avengers: Infinity War, Avengers: Endgame, and Spider-Man: No Way Home is used. Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man is also mentioned.
*In "Top 20 Epic Fight Scenes in Animated Superhero TV Shows", the fight between Doctor Strange and Strange Supreme from the the third episode of What If...? ranks at #8, the fight between Party Thor and Captain Marvel from episode seven of What If…? ranks at #7, and the fight between the Guardians of the Multiverse and Ultron from episode nine of What If...? ranks at #4.
*In Watchmojo's YouTube Rewind for 2021, the first trend highlighted overall is the reveal of Pietro Maximoff, with reactions by The Real Projects shown.
*In Watchmojo's YouTube Rewind for 2021, one of the trends highlighted for September is the reveal of Illumination's Super Mario movie casting, with a clip being shown of YouTuber Dan Ryckert laughing at Chris Pratt being revealed as the voice of Mario
*In Watchmojo's YouTube Rewind for 2021, one of the trends highlighted for October is the reveal of Sora as Super Smash Bros. Ultimate's final DLC character.
*Another trend highlighted for October is the Spider-Man: No Way Home leaks.
*In "Top 20 Most Ridiculous Lawsuits Ever", #17 involves Brandon Vesmar suing Crystal Cruz after she was texting while they were seeing Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2. The logo for the movie is also shown. During #11, which focuses on Ron Joseph suing NASA for not doing enough to investigate what he believed to be a living organism, but was actually a rock that was knocked into place by NASA'S rover, footage of a Beyond Science video discussing this case in which the host is wearing a shirt with Captain America's shield is shown. During #11, which focuses on Webster Lucas (who has a history for filing frivolous lawsuits) suing McDonald's after a manager allegedly called him racist remarks after he asked for more napkins, footage from Avengers Assemble is used.
*In "Top 10 Must See Films About The Beatles", The Beatles: Get Back ranks at #1.
*In "Top 10 Anime Trailers That Broke The Internet", the trailer for Star Wars: Visions ranks at #8.
*In "Spider-Mania!", footage from Spider-Man: No Way Home is used.
*"Top 20 WHY WON'T YOU DIE Scenes in Movies and TV" ranks the final confrontation between Aladdin and Jafar in Aladdin at #19 and the Guardians of the Multiverse's fight against Ultron in episode six of What If...? at #7.
*"Top 9 Rules MCU Actors Must Follow" (originally incorrectly titled as "Top 10 Rules MCU Actors Must Follow") ranks only performing safe stunts at #9, cameos being required in every movie at #8, being unable to turn down promotional tours at #7, being in good shape at #6, lending one's face to merchandise at #5, signing contracts for multiple films at #4, must oblige with any reshoots if necessary at #3, background checks at #2, and not spoiling the movies at #1. Footage from many MCU movies are shown.
*In "Top 20 Weirdest Commercials of the 2000s", while discussing a Six Flags commercial featuring an old man ("Mr. Six") dancing to "We Like to Party" by Vengaboys, Mr. Six is compared as Six Flags' equivalent to Mickey Mouse at Disneyland.
*In "Top 10 Things We Want To See In Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse: Part One", #2 mentions that Tom Holland's Spider-Man is confirmed to make a cameo in the sequel, with Watchmojo speculating Miles could travel into the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Footage from the 2017 Spider-Man show, Ultimate Spider-Man, Avengers: Infinity War, Spider-Man: No Way Home, and episode six of What If...? are also used
*In "Top 20 Greatest Christmas Songs of All Time", while discussing "It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year" by Andy Williams, footage of Hawkeye is used, as the trailer for the series was the most recent use of the song at the time.
*In "Top 10 Worst Movies of 2021", Home Sweet Home Alone ranks at #20
*In "Top 10 Celebrities Comebacks of 2021", while discussing Eddie Murphy at #8, Wakanda is mentioned in footage used from Coming 2 America
*In "Top 10 Cringiest Things From the 90s", while discussing Betamax, a VHS of Peter Pan is seen
*"Top 10 Times Marvel Actors Accidentally Leaked the Plot" ranks Samuel L. Jackson revealing time travel in the Marvel Cinematic Universe during a promotional tour for Captain Marvel at #10, Zoe Saldana spoiling Gamora's resurrection in Avengers: Endgame at #9, Dave Bautista spoiling Drax's resurrection (albeit while admitting he didn't know how) in Avengers: Endgame at #8, Gwyneth Paltrow spoiling the appearance of the Rescue suit in Avengers: Endgame at #7, Evangeline Lilly tagging Corey Stoll in a now-deleted Instagram post of a closed script of Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania at #6, Owen Wilson spoiling Mobius' outfit at #5, Mark Ruffalo spoiling that "a lot of characters die" in Avengers: Infinity War at #4, Tom Holland accidentally reading a confidential note from Mark Ruffalo involving Spider-Man's appearance in Avengers: Infinity War via an Instagram livestream at #3, Tom Holland spoiling Spider-Man going to space in Avengers: Infinity War at #2, and Mark Ruffalo accidentally live-streaming the audio of the first 20 minutes of Thor: Ragnarok via an Instagram livestream at #1.
*"Top 10 Spider-Man MCU Moments" ranks Mysterio's defeat from Spider-Man: Far From Home at #10, the unveiling of the Iron Spider Armor in Spider-Man: Homecoming at #9, Peter Parker officially becoming an Avenger in Avengers: Infinity War at #8, Spider-Man saving MJ, Ned Leeds, and others in Spider-Man: Homecoming at #7, Spider-Man sparing Vulture after their fight in Spider-Man: Homecoming at #6, Spider-Man stealing Captain America's Shield in Captain America: Civil War at #5, Spider-Man fighting Thanos in Avengers: Infinity War at #4, grieving Tony Stark's death from Avengers: Endgame during Spider-Man: Far From Home at #3, turning to dust from Thanos' snap in Avengers: Infinity War at #2, and being trapped under the building in Spider-Man: Homecoming at #1. Honorable mentions are given to Tony Stark finally giving Spider-Man an actual hug in Avengers: Endgame, Peter Parker confessing his feelings to MJ in Spider-Man: Far From Home, introducing the "Peter tingle" in Spider-Man: Far From Home, and Tony Stark recruiting Peter in Captain America: Civil War.
*In an interview with Andrew Garfield, Matt tells him to "forget No Way Home". Despite this, Andrew mentions being a fan of Tom Holland's performance as Spider-Man.
*In "Top 20 Greatest Steven Spielberg Movies", Lincoln ranks at #10. While discussing Jaws, footage from The Avengers is used. While discussing Jurassic Park, Star Wars is mentioned.
*In "Top 10 Best TV Shows of 2021", Loki ranks at #6 and WandaVision ranks at #2. While discussing Invincible, Watchmojo compares it to a MCU show.
*In "Top 20 Greatest Nintendo Games of All Time", Sora is seen in footage used for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate at #1.
*In "Top 20 Pop Music Stars Of All Time" (published December 11, 2021), "Can You Feel the Love Tonight" is heard and footage from The Lion King is seen while talking about Elton John.
*"Top 20 Sexiest Characters Of All Time" (published December 11, 2021) ranks Thor Odinson at #18, Elastigirl at #17, Leia Organa at #10, and Black Widow at #1. During Thor's entry, footage from Thor and The Avengers is used. During Elastigirl's entry, footage from both Incredibles movies is used. During Black Widow's entry, footage from Black Widow, The Avengers, and Iron Man 2 is used. Footage from Who Framed Roger Rabbit is used in the intro. This clip is also seen in the "1 Hour Of Sexy Characters" compilation.
*"Top 10 Times Superhero Movies Were Unfaithful to the Comics" ranks Loki and Hela being siblings in Thor: Ragnarok as opposed to father and daughter in the comics at #9, Sam Wilson's telepathic communication with birds in the comics being dropped at #8, making Drax a human as opposed to an alien in the comics at #6, Ultron being built by Tony Stark and Bruce Banner in Avengers: Age of Ultron as opposed to by Hank Pym in the comics at #5, marking "The Mandarin" an actor in Iron Man 3 at #4, and Taskmaster being female in Black Widow as opposed male in the comics at #2.
*In "Top 10 Watchmojo Video Game Lists That Haven't Aged Well", when talking about "Top 10 Most Anticipated Games of 2017", which ranks at #8, it is mentioned that the narrator made a joke about Kingdom Hearts III never releasing. This reference is also seen in "The Best of the Worst of WatchMojo".
*"Top 10 Biggest Celebrity Scandals of 2021" (published on December 12, 2021) ranks Gina Carano being fired from The Mandalorian for comparing disliking someone for their political opinion to the treatment of Jewish people during World War II at #8, and Scarlett Johansson suing Disney over her share of Black Widow's earrings being effected by the film's simultaneous releases in theaters and Disney+ due to the COVID-19 pandemic at #5.
*In "Top 10 Most Difficult Dance Styles to Learn", while discussing the animation dance style, it is mentioned that Walt Disney came up with the name. Footage of Steamboat Willie is also used.
*"Top 10 Insanely Expensive Actors to Work With" ranks Lin-Manuel Miranda at #10, Vin Diesel at #6, Johnny Depp at #4, Harrison Ford at #3, and Robert Downey Jr. at #2. Tom Hanks is given an honorable mention. During Lin-Manuel Miranda's entry, footage from Hamilton is used, During Vin Diesel's entry, footage from Guardians of the Galaxy is used. During Johnny Depp's entry, footage from The Curse of the Black Pearl, Dead Man's Chest, and Dead Men Tell No Tales is used. During Robert Downey Jr's entry, footage from Iron Man, Avengers: Infinity War, and Avengers: Endgame is used.
*In "Top 10 Best Cobra Kai Callbacks and Easter Eggs", while talking about Miguel's skeleton costume for various episodes, the narrator calls Miguel's usual outfit a "Spider-Man/Deadpool/foreman look". This clip also appears in the "Cobra Kai Top 10 Marathon".
*In "Top 10 Anime Fights of 2021", when discussing the fight between Shigaraki and Re-Destro from episode 112 of My Hero Academia, the narrator says Re-Destro loses "even after Hulk-ing and Iron Man-ing up".
*In "Top 10 Satisfying Villain Deaths in Action Movie", Disneyland is mentioned in a clip used from Con Air during Cyrus "The Virus" Grissom's entry at #8.
*In "Top 10 Biggest Scientific Discoveries of 2021", while discussing the discovery of organic molecules on Mars, footage from The Avengers is used.
*In "Top 10 Versions of Spider-Man", while discussing the Earth-616 Spider-Man, footage from Spider-Man: Homecoming is used while discussing Earth-616's Spider-Man. While discussing the MCU version of Spider-Man, footage from Spider-Man: Homecoming, Captain America: Civil War, Spider-Man: Far From Home, and Avengers: Endgame is used.
*"Top 10 Greatest Spider-Man Movie Villain" ranks Mysterio from Spider-Man: Far From Home at #5 and Vulture from Spider-Man: Homecoming at #2. Am honorable mention is given to Shocker from Spider-Man: Homecoming. During Doctor Octopus' entry, footage from Spider-Man: No Way Home is used.
*In "Top 10 Hit Songs You Didn't Know Were Written By Famous People" while covering "Breakaway" by Kelly Clarkson, it is mentioned that the song was featured in The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement.
*Watchmojo had a video that was edited together to make it seem like the Spider-Man from the 1978 Japanese series was one of the alternate universe Spider-Men brought in by Doctor Strange's botched spell in Spider-Man: No Way Home.
*Watchmojo had a video explaining the ending of Spider-Man: No Way Home.
*"Top 10 Things You Missed in Spider-Man: No Way Home" ranks Tony Stark's DUM-E robot destroying a LEGO Death Star at #10, various hints that the movie takes place around the time of Hawkeye at #9, the Spider Sense being visible when Peter is an astral projection at #8, Peter bringing the Palpatine figure in his new apartment, MJ keeping her Black Daliah necklace at #7, Tom Holland's Spider-Man saves a car in a similar way to Andrew Garfield's Spider-Man in The Amazing Spider-Man 2 at #5, references to "I'm something of a scientist myself" and Spider-Man pointing memes at #4, Matt Murdock's cameo setting up for The Defenders at #3, Venom being set up at #2, and Andrew Garfield's Spider-Man saving MJ calling back to him attempting to save his universe's Gwen Stacy in The Amazing Spider-Man 2 (unsuccessful originally, successfully in No Way Home) at #1.
*In "Top 10 Funniest Moments from The South Park COVID Specials", the show's parody of Mickey Mouse is seen.
*In "Evolution of Green Goblin", the character's appearance in Spider-Man: No Way Home is mentioned.
*"Top 20 Satisfying Deaths of Hated Animated Movie Characters" ranks Syndrome at #20, Charles Muntz at #18, Scroop at #17, Dr. Facilier at #16, Bill Sykes at #14, Hopper at #12, Ratigan at #11, Shan Yu at #10, Lyle Tiberius Rourke at #9, Maleficent at #8, Mother Gothel at #7, Ursula at #6, The Evil Queen at #5, Scar at #4, Clayton at #3, Gaston at #2, and Claude Frollo at #1. The Black Cauldron is also mentioned.
*In "Top 10 GOOD Things That Actually Happened in 2021", a TikTok musical dedicated to Ratatouille ranks at #8. Footage from the movie itself is also shown.
*"Top 20 Best Spider-Man Costumes" ranks the Iron Spider Armor from the Marvel Cinematic Universe at #20, Superior Spider-Man at #11, the suit from Captain America: Civil War at #10, and the Iron Spider Armor from Ultimate Spider-Man at #5. While talking about the stealth suit at #18 and Kane's Scarlet Spider suit at #17, footage from the 2017 Spider-Man show is used. While discussing the suit from the 1960's, Peter Pan is mentioned in a clip used from the 1960s cartoon. While discussing the original Spider-Man 2099 suit, footage from Ultimate Spider-Man is used
*In "Top 10 Weirdest Products You Won't Believe Exist", while talking about a pair of flip flops with artificial grass on the inside, a clip from Gravity Falls is used.
*In "Top 10 Simpsons Easter Eggs You Missed", when talking about A113, footage from Ratatouille is used.
*In "Top 10 JonTron Videos", when talking about "The Weird World of PSA's", a plane with a Disneyland advertisement is seen. The #2 entry is Jon's video on Disney bootlegs.
*"Top 10 Tom Holland Movies" ranks Spies in Disguise at #9, Captain America: Civil War at #8, Onward at #6, Spider-Man: Far From Home at #4, Spider-Man: Homecoming at #2, and Spider-Man: No Way Home at #1
*"All 18 Marvel Live Action TV Shows Ranked" has Inhumans at #18, Helstrom at #17, Iron Fist at #16, The Gifted at #15, The Defenders at #14, Cloak & Dagger at #13, The Punisher at #12, Runaways at #11, Legion at #10, Agent Carter at #9, Luke Cage at #8, Jessica Jones at #7, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. at #6, Hawkeye at #5, The Falcon and The Winter Soldier at #4, Loki at #3, WandaVision at #2, and Daredevil at #1.
*In "Top 10 Most Secretive Places in the World", footage from Thor: The Dark World is used while discussing Area 51. S.H.I.E.L.D. Is mentioned in the footage.
*"Top 10 MCU Moments of 2021" ranks "It Was Agatha All Along" from WandaVision at #10, Hawkeye and Kate Bishop taking down mafia members in Hawkeye at #9, Yelena Belova freeing the Black Widows in Black Widow at #8, the fight between the Loki variants from Loki at #7, Strange Supreme losing everything from What If...? at #6, the bus fight from Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings at #5, Sam Wilson becoming Captain America in The Falcon and The Winter Soldier at #4, Sylvie Laufeydottir killing He Who Remains at #3, Wanda Maximoff becoming the Scarlett Witch from WandaVision at #2, and Spider-Man leading his alternate universe counterparts in Spider-Man: No Way Home at #1. Honorable mentions are given to the return of Trevor Slattery in Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, Thena defeating Kro in Eternals, Chadwick Boseman becoming a Star-Lord in What If... T'Challa Became a Star-Lord?, people thinking Ralph Bohner signaled mutants entering the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and Isaiah Bradley seeing his statue in The Falcon and The Winter Soldier.
*In "Top 10 Most Most Liked YouTube Videos of All Time", Thanos and Doctor Strange are seen in PewDiePie's version of the 2018 YouTube Rewind.
*In "Top 20 Musical Moments of the Century (So Far)" (published December 25, 2021), while discussing Hamilton at #8, footage from the Disney+ version is seen
*"Top 10 Best Movies of 2021" ranks West Side Story at #8 and Spider-Man: No Way Home at #3. Free Guy is given an honorable mention. Luca, Raya and the Last Dragon, Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, and Black Widow are also mentioned.
*In "Top 20 Sexiest Female Video Game Characters", while talking about Morrigan Aensland at #8, Doctor Strange is seen in footage taken from Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite. The Soul Stone is also referenced in this footage.
*"Top 10 Actor Wipeouts You Actually See In The Movie" ranks Joe Jonas tripping and falling while Shane Grey is being chased by fans in Camp Rock at #8, and Anne Hathaway tripping on the bleachers in The Princess Diaries at #4.
*Watchmojo had a video that was edited together to seem like Venom from Spider-Man 3, as well as Rhino and Green Goblin from The Amazing Spider-Man 2 were the villains sent into the MCU by Doctor Strange's botched spell in Spider-Man: No Way Home as opposed to Doctor Octopus, Green Goblin, and Sandman from the Raimiverse, as well as Electro and the Lizard from The Amazing Spider-Man universe.
*"Top 10 Best Acting Performances of 2021" ranks Kathryn Hahn's role as Agatha Harkness in WandaVision ar #7. During Kathryn Hahn's entry, Tom Hiddleston's role as the title character in Loki is also mentioned.
*In "Top 10 Things From the 80s We'll Never Do Again", while talking about making mixtapes, footage from Guardians of the Galaxy is used.
*In "Top 10 Upcoming Netflix Video Game Series" (published December 27th, 2021), while discussing Netflix's untitled upcoming Tomb Raider show, it is mentioned that Hayley Atwell, who will play Lara Croft in the series, is known for playing Peggy Carter in the MCU.
*In "Top 10 Times The South Park Creators Backtracked", the show's parody of Chewbacca is seen.
*"Top 10 Video Game Launches Gone Wrong" ranks Star Wars Battlefront II at #5.
*"Top 10 Movies That Changed Hollywood Forever" ranks The Avengers at #7 and Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs ranks at #5. Footage from Black Panther and Toy Story are also shown.
*In "Top 10 Creepiest Mysteries of 2021", the #8 entry talks about the discovery of a 600-year-old statue likely of a ruler, which Watchmojo names "the Star Wars headdress" due to its resemblance to Ahsoka Tano. Footage from Star Wars: The Clone Wars is used
*"Top 20 Greatest Star Wars Characters" ranks Mace Windu at #20, Qui-Gon Jinn at #19, Rex at #18, Rey at #17, Grogu at #16, Darth Maul at #15, Lando Calrissian at #14, Boba Fett at #13, Kylo Ren at #12, R2-D2 and C-3PO at #11, Chewbacca at #10, Palpatine at #9, Din Djarin at #8, Ahsoka Tano at #7, Leia Organa at #6, Obi-Wan Kenobi at #5, Yoda at #4, Luke Skywalker at #3, Han Solo at #2, and Anakin Skywalker/Darth Vader at #1. Jar Jar Binks is also mentioned as a joke #1.
*In "Top 10 Biggest Lottery Jackpots Ever" (published December 30, 2021) footage of Lost is used during the intro.
*In "Top 10 NFTs of 2021" (published December 30, 2021), while taking about Everydays: The First 5000 Days, during a clip from The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, Jimmy holds up a drawing of Winnie the Pooh riding Jabba the Hutt with their faces swapped.
*In "Top 10 Most Anticipated TV Shows of 2022" (published December 30, 2021), season 3 of The Mandalorian ranks at #5 and Star Wars: Obi-Wan Kenobi ranks at #3. Footage of Moon Knight and She-Hulk: Attorney at Law are seen during the intro, Iron Fist is also mentioned.
*In "Top 10 Upcoming 2022 Video Games That Are Already Hated" (published December 31, 2021), Captain Marvel, Doctor Strange, and Captain America are seen in footage used for Marvel's Midnight Suns at #7.
*In "Top 10 Times WatchMojo Got it Wrong in 2021", while talking about "Top 10 Reasons to Rewatch Game of Thrones", in which they had attempted to list reasons to rewatch the aforementioned show despite its controversial ending, Jack Sparrow is mentioned in a clip used from Parks and Recreation. While talking about their list on the "Top 10 TV Shows Ending in 2021", which contains multiple entires that have since been extended into 2022, DuckTales is mentioned as one such example. The #8 entry is "Top 10 Ways WandaVision Will Connect to Doctor Strange 2", which came out before "All-New Halloween Spooktacular!" Footage from Spider-Man: No Way Home is also used. The #1 entry on "Top 10 Endings That Ruined the Movie" mentions that Iron Man 3 is one of the entries they got right.
*In "Top 10 Best Cobra Kai Easter Eggs", the narrator calls Miguel's original costume in the episode "Esqueleto" a "Deadpool/Spider-Man/foreman" costume.
*In "Top 10 Barney Stinson Quotes to Live By", "The Ewok Line", a concept made by Barney on How I Met Your Mother that uses a girl's appreciation of the Ewoks or lack thereof to assume her age, ranks at #8.
*"Top 20 Most Anticipated Movies of 2022" (published January 1, 2022), ranks Lightyear at #20, Hocus Pocus 2 at #18, Black Panther: Wakanda Forever at #6, Thor: Love and Thunder at #5, and Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness at #2. Footage from Toy Story, Toy Story 4, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, Black Panther, Avengers: Endgame, and Spider-Man: No Way Home are also used. Finding Dory, A Bug's Life, Up, and Inside Out are also mentioned. Michael Keaton's role as Vulture is mentioned, with footage from Spider-Man: Homecoming being shown. The logo for Eternals is seen in a photo of Brian Tyler Henry.
*In "Top 10 Songs with Innuendos We Missed as Kids", while talking about the #9 entry, "Genie in a Bottle" by Christina Aguilera, the narrator mentions the title "brings to mind a certain animated classic" and saying it was easy to imagine the singer's character as a Disney Princess waiting for her Prince Charming.
*In "Top 10 Facts About the Birds Are Not Real Movement", footage from Captain America: Civil War and Captain America: The Winter Soldier is used throughout the video. Footage from Spies in Disguise is used when discussing the parody group's claims that bird excrement was created by the "drones" expelling battery juice.
*"Top 10 Most Rewatched Movie Deaths" ranks Tony Stark's death in Avengers: Endgame at #5 and Mufasa's death in The Lion King at #4. An honorable mention is given to Ellie Fredricksen's death from Up.
*"Top 10 MCU Retcons" ranks Stan Lee's cameos being labeled as a Watcher in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 at #10, Thanos' motivations being hinted to be to court Lady Death similar to the comics in the post-credits scene of The Avengers, but changed to "bringing balance to the universe" by Avengers: Infinity War at #8, the unnamed kid wearing an Iron Man mask in Iron Man 3 being retroactively confirmed to be Peter Parker at #8, Trevor Slattery later being confirmed in Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings to be hired by Xu Wenwu during the former's appearance in Iron Man 3 at #7, the Tesseract and Loki's Scepter not being revealed to be the vessels for the Space and Mind Stone respectively until Thor: The Dark World at #6, the Infinity Gauntlet seen in Odin's vault in Thor being confirmed by Hela to be fake in Thor: Ragnarok at #5, Thanos implying Gamora's people may still be alive in Avengers: Infinity War despite the latter being labeled as "the last of her kind" in Guardians of the Galaxy at #4, Senator Stern and Agent Jasper Sitwell being revealed as HYDRA agents in Captain America: The Winter Soldier at #3, Wanda Maximoff's powers being caused by the Mind Stone in Avengers: Age of Ultron with WandaVision later stating that these experiments just amplified her powers at #2, and Phil Coulson being resurrected in Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. after being killed by Loki in The Avengers at #1. Honorable mentions are given to Spider-Man: Homecoming being retroactively set four years after The Avengers as opposed to the eight a transition in the former states, the version of Captain America's Shield seen in Iron Man being confirmed as a replica in Iron Man 2, Thor implied to be S.H.I.E.L.D.'s first alien in Thor despite Nick Fury "(hanging) out" with Captain Marvel in the '90s, and Asgard's rainbow bridge being repaired in Thor: The Dark World despite being "destroyed forever" in the first film. Footage from Captain America: Civil War and the post-credits scene in Avengers: Age of Ultron is also used.
*In "Top 10 Most Anticipated World Events of 2022" (published January 3, 2022), while discussing the release of The Batman, footage from Spider-Man: No Way Home is used.
*"Top 10 Most Anticipated Streaming Premieres" (published January 4, 2022) ranks Baymax! at #9, She-Hulk: Attorney at Law at #7, Star Wars: Andor at #6, Moon Knight at #5, and Star Wars: Obi-Wan Kenobi at #2. Willow and Zootopia+ are given honorable mentions. Footage from Big Hero 6, Big Hero 6: The Series, The Avengers, Rogue One, Spider-Man, and Zootopia are also used. Secret Invasion is also mentioned.
*"Top 20 Greatest Actors of the Century (So Far)" (published January 4, 2022) ranks Adam Driver at #20 (footage from Star Wars: The Force Awakens is used to highlight his role as Kylo Ren), Scarlett Johansson at #18 (footage from Black Widow is used to highlight her role as the film's titular character in the MCU), Kate Banchellett at #12 (with her role as Hela in Thor: Ragnarok being highlighted), Lupita Nyong'o ranks at #6 (with her roles as Nakia in Black Panther and Maz Kanata in the Star Wars sequel trilogy being highlighted), and Mahershalla Ali ranks at #5 (with his role as Cottonmouth in Luke Cage being highlighted). While talking about Christian Bale, the actor's upcoming role as a currently unknown villain in Thor: Love and Thunder is mentioned. Honorable mentions are given to Johnny Depp (whose role as Jack Sparrow is highlighted with footage from Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl), Jake Gyllenhaal, Michael B. Jordan (whose role as Erik Killmonger in Black Panther is highlighted), and Chadwick Boseman (whose MCU role as Black Panther is highlighted with footage from the character's self-titled film).
*"Everything We Know So Far About X Men 97" (published January 5, 2022) ranks the show's 2023 release date at #9, Beau DeMayo being executive producer, Jake Castorena being the supervising director, as well as Eric Lewald, Julia Lewald, and Larry Huston being consultants for the series at #8, the "sad Wolverine" meme being used to announce the series at #7, almost all the original cast returning (minus Norm Spencer as Cyclops due to Norm passing away in at #6, Jubilee being cast with an Asian-American actor at #5, the characters designed almost identical at #4, the new series is not part of the MCU at #3, Jennifer Hale, Mathew Waterson, J.P. Karliak, and Jeff Bennett having currently unnamed roles in the series at #2, and the heavy implications that it'll continue the original series' plot at #1.
*Watchmojo uploaded a short that complies clips of Boba Fett (and Robot Chicken and Family Guy's parodies of the character) set to "The Book of Boba Fett", a song by Ludwig Goransön named after the Disney+ series of the same name.
*"Top 10 Most Important Moments in Movie History" ranks Toy Story at #9 for being the first computer animated movie and Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs at #3 for being the first full-length animated movie and the first Disney movie. Beauty and the Beast is given an honorable mention for being the first animated movie to be nominated for best picture at the Oscars. Chicken Little is mentioned as another computer animated movie. While talking about Gollum being the first CGI character rendered with motion capture, Supreme Leader Snoke and the version of Baloo seen in 2016's Jungle Book are named as two characters who were animated in the same way. Walt Disney is also mentioned.
*"Top 20 TV Plot Twists of the Century (So Far)" (published January 5, 2022) ranks what was previously thought to be an evil doppelgänger of Leo Fitz being the agent himself having a dissociative episode in Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. at #6.
*The "On This Day" video published on January 6, 2022 highlights the release of Schoolhouse Rock! on that day in 1973. Footage from "Conjunction Junction" is used. "I'm Just a Bill" (mistakenly referred to as "Just a Bill"), "Electricity, Electricity", and "Three is a Magic Number" are also referenced.
*In "Top 10 American Foods that are Banned in Other Countries", while talking about dairy products with synthetic hormones being banned in Europe, Canada, and Japan, footage from a commercial for the California Milk Processor Board containing parodies of Captain America, Thor, and Hawkeye is used.
*"Top 20 Best Sci-Fi Movies of the Century (So Far)" (published January 6, 2022) ranks Star Wars: The Force Awakens at #18. Footage of WALL-E and Avengers: Endgame are seen during the intro when it is mentioned that the list won't include animated or superhero films respectively. During the honorable mention for Attack the Block, it is mentioned that the 2011 film stars a "pre-Star Wars" John Boyega.
*In the "On This Day" video published on January 7, 2022, the question of the day is "The Tarzan comic strip debuted on this day. Was this Tarzan's first fictional appearance?" During this, footage of the Disney film can be seen. The answer was revealed in the "On This Day" video published on January 8, 2022 to be "No, the comic strip was based on the novel Tarzan of the Apes"
*"Top 10 Anticipated Action Movies of 2022" (published January 7, 2022) ranks Black Panther: Wakanda Forever at #7, Thor: Love and Thunder at #4, and Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness at #2. Footage of Black Panther, Thor: Ragnarok, Avengers: Endgame, Doctor Strange, and WandaVision is also used.
*Watchmojo had a list titled "Top 10 Pre-MCU Marvel Movies". Non-MCU versions of Spider-Man, Nick Fury, Captain America, Red Skull, and Doctor Strange appear.
*In "Top 20 Biggest Celebrity Scandals of the Century (So Far)" (published January 8, 2022) while talking about the accusations of Ellen DeGeneres' toxic workplace environment, the logo for Finding Dory is seen. Footage from ABC News is used during multiple entries.
*In "Top 20 Biggest Songs of the 2010s", while talking about "7 Rings" by Ariana Grande, Ariana Grande is referred to as "this ex-Disney star".
*"Top 10 Video Game Characters You Can't Get Anymore" ranks costumes based on Woody, Jessie, Buzz Lightyear, Rex, a Little Green Man, Elsa, Anna, Sven, Olaf, Kristoff, Grand Pabbie, Marshmallow, Sven, Jack Sparrow, Kermit the Frog, Fozzie Bear, Fozzie Bear, Dr. Bunsen Honeydew, Beaker, Miss Piggy, Gonzo, Statler, Waldorf, Animal, Janice, Floyd Pepper, Zoot, Dr. Teeth, Rowlf the Dog from the Little Big Planet franchise at #10, Magneto, Psylocke, Carnage, Black Panther, Cable, and Juggernaut in Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2 at #9, The Swedish Chef in Overcooked! All You Can Eat at #8, and Darth Vader and Yoda in Soul Calibur IV at #5. During the #1 entry, which covers the delisting the DLC of Nancy Wheeler, Steve Harrington, and the Demogorgon in Dead By Daylight as part of its removal of anything related to Stranger Things in Poland, Watchmojo calls this "a very Disney-esque move."
*In "Top 10 Most Counterfeited Things In The World", footage from Zootopia is used while talking about counterfeited movies at #10 and toys of Woody and Buzz Lightyear are seen while talking about counterfeited toys at #9.
*"Top 10 Times Terrible Movie Parents Got What They Deserved" ranks Mother Gothel at #10, King Stefan as seen in Maleficent at #2, and Ego at #1.
*"Top 10 Superman Easter Eggs in Pop Culture" ranks various moments from The Muppets at #4. Footage from The Incredibles is also used.
*In "Top 10 Most Difficult Songs to Rap", while talking about "Worldwide Choppers" by Tech N9ne featuring Busta Rhymes, D-Loc, JL B.Hood, Twista, Twisted Insane, U$O, and Yelawolf, the narrator calls the song a "fast rapper equivalent to Avengers: Endgame".
*"Top 10 Most Difficult Movie Scenes Ever Filmed" ranks Iron Man saving the group of people ejected from a plane in Iron Man 3 at #6
*"Top 20 Best TV Finales of The Century (So Far)" (published January 12, 2022) ranks Brave New World at #19.
*"Top 20 Actors Who Appeared In Both Marvel and DC Movies" ranks Zoe Saldana and her role as Gamora at #20, Halle Bailey and her role as Storm at #18, Laurence Fishburne and his role as Bill Foster at #17, Tommy Lee Jones and his role as Chester Phillips at #16, Zachary Levi and his role as Fandral at #15, Michael Fassbender and his role as Magneto at #14, Djimon Hounsou and his role as Korath the Pursuer at #13, Michelle Pfeiffer and her role as Janet Van Dyne at #12, Hugo Weaving and his role as Red Skull at #11, J.K. Simmons and his role as J. Jonah Jameson at #10, Idris Elba and his role as Heimdall at #9, Ben Affleck and his role as Daredevil at #8, Willem Dafoe and his role as Green Goblin at #7, Tom Hardy and his role as Venom at #6, Ryan Reynolds and both of his versions of Deadpool at #5, Natalie Portman as Jane Foster at #4, Chris Evans and his roles as Human Torch and Captain America at #3, Josh Brolin and his role as Thanos at #2, and Michael Keaton and his role as Vulture at #1.
*"Top 10 Movie To Video Game Crossovers" ranks Wreck-It Ralph's appearance in Sonic All-Stars Racing Transformed at #10, as well as Darth Vader and Yoda's appearance in Soul Calibur IV at #3.
*"Top 10 Most Quotable MCU Lines" ranks "Language!" from Avengers: Age of Ultron at #10, "Fine, I'll do it myself" from the post credits scene of Avengers: Age of Ultron at #9, "I can do this all day" at #8, "We have a Hulk" from The Avengers and Avengers: Infinity War at #6, "Why is Gamora?" from Avengers: Infinity War at #6, Hulk smash!" at #5, "I don't feel so good" from Avengers: Infinity War at #4, "I love you 3000" from Avengers: Endgame at #3, "Wakanda forever!" from Black Panther at #2, and "I am inevitable" from Avengers: Endgame at #1. Honorable mentions are given to "Is this your king?" from Black Panther, "Hey Auntie" from Black Panther, "Puny god" from The Avengers, Shang-Chi, Katy Chen, and Wong singing "Hotel California" from Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, and "Baskin-Robbins always finds out" from Ant-Man. Footage from Captain America: Civil War, Avengers: Endgame, and Hawkeye is also used.
*In "Top 10 Most Controversial Family Guy Episodes", when talking about "When You Wish Upon a Weinstein", it is mentioned that a song in the episode is a parody of "When You Wish Upon a Star". This clip also appears in "Top 10 Family Guy Marathon".
*"Top 22 Video Game Fails of Each Year (2000 - 2021)" has the loot boxes in Star Wars Battlefront II as the pick for 2017
*In "Top 10 Funniest Scream Moments", Leia Organa is mentioned in a clip used from Scream 3.
*In "Top 10 SNL Moments of Century (So Far)" (published January 15, 2022), Jack Sparrow is mentioned.
*Watchmojo had a video that edited Mario Kart sound effects over footage from Star Wars.
*"Top 10 Most Brutal South Park Deaths" ranks Randy Marsh strangling Winnie the Pooh at #9. The show's parodies of Mickey Mouse and Piglet are also seen. When talking about Chef's death, Chef is seen in a Darth Vader suit.
*In "Top 10 TV Shows That Experienced Massive Backlash", while discussing South Park, the show's parodies of Winnie the Pooh, Piglet, Mickey Mouse, Iron Man, Buzz Lightyear, Thor Odinson, Snow White, Black Panther, and Elsa are seen
*In "Top 10 Worst Fast Food Items of the Century (So Far)" (published January 18, 2022), while talking about Burger King's Halloween Burger at #10 and the Big Catch Meal from Long John Sliver's at #1, footage of ABC News reports on the menu items is used. While talking about the Fish McBites from McDonald's at #8, footage from Lost is used. While talking about KFC's chizza at #7, footage from A Goofy Movie is used. While talking about the buffalo latte and the buffalo crunch donut from Tim Hortons at #3, footage from The Santa Clause 2 is used.
*In "Top 20 Times Celebrities Were Wasted on Live TV", while discussing Johnny Depp at the 18th Hollywood Film Awards at #12, his behavior is compared to Jack Sparrow, with footage of Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl being used.
*In "Top 20 Pre-Fame Celebrity Appearances On Seinfeld" while talking about Teri Hatcher's appearance as Sidra Holland in the episode "The Implants", footage from Desperate Housewives is used. While talking about Patrick Warburton's appearance as David Puddy in ten episodes, Warburton's role as Kronk is mentioned. While talking about Jon Favreau's appearance as Eric the Clown in the episode "The Fire", footage from Iron Man is used.
*In "Top 10 Perfectly Cast TV Characters", "We're All in This Together" is heard in footage used from the pilot episode of Modern Family.
*"Top 20 Movies That Took Forever to Make" ranks Sleeping Beauty (which took eight years to make) at #18. Pinocchio is mentioned in footage used from A.I. Artificial Intelligence. Footage from Who Framed Roger Rabbit is used. Chewbacca is also seen in footage used from A New Hope.
*In "Top 10 Saddest Cobra Kai Moments", two kids seen in footage from "Esqueleto" are dressed up as Captain Hook and Mr. Smee. This clip also appears in the "Cobra Kai Top 10 Marathon".
*In "Top 10 Biggest Acquisitions in Gaming History" (published January 18, 2022), Syndrome and Stitch are seen in footage from Disney Infinity used in a news report.
*The "On This Day" video published on January 19, 2022, highlights the script of Toy Story being approved that day in 1993. "Tin Toy" is mentioned as the inspiration for the film.
*In "Top 20 Dead People Rumored to be Alive", while talking about Amy Winehouse at #19 and Paul Walker at #18, footage from ABC News reports on their deaths is used. While talking about Osama Bin Laden at #11, footage an ABC News report on Operation Neptune Spear, an operation to kill the terrorist leader, is used. The ABC logo is seen behind Katy Perry when mentioning the conspiracy theory that the pop star is JonBenét Ramsey while discussing the late child star's passing. In footage of an interview discussing Osama Bin Laden's death, Alice in Wonderland is mentioned.
*"Top 10 MCU Heroes Who Can't Stand Each Other" ranks Hawkeye and Quicksilver at #10, Nick Fury and Talos at #9, Scarlet Witch and Iron Man at #8, Sam Wilson and Bucky Barnes at #7, Iron Man and Doctor Strange at #6, Black Widow and Yelena Belova at #5, Hulk and Thor Odinson at #4, M'Baku and Black Panther at #3, Gamora and Nebula at #2, and Captain America and Iron Man at #1. Footage from Avengers: Age of Ultron, Captain Marvel, Captain America: Civil War, Avengers: Infinity War, Black Widow, The Avengers, Thor: Ragnarok, Black Panther, and Avengers: Endgame is used
*In "Top 22 Movie Car Chases of Each Year (2000 - 2021)", the chase between Jack Bruno and some Project Moondust vehicles from Race to Witch Mountain is the entry for 2009, while the chase between Roy McBride and some lunar rovers from Ad Astra is the entry for 2019.
*In the "On This Day" video published on January 20, 2022, the question of the day is "Which Disney Channel movie aired on this day in 2006 and went on to spawn several sequels?" Footage from Hannah Montana is used. The answer is revealed to be High School Musical in the "On This Day" video published on January 21, 2022
*In "Top 10 Video Game Franchises Xbox Now Owns", when talking about Blur, it is mentioned that the game released the same months as Split/Second
*"Top 20 Action Movies of the Century (So Far)" (published January 20, 2022) ranks Free Guy at #14. A Lightsaber is seen in the footage
*In "Top 10 Crazy Facts About Onlyfans", footage from a Nightline report and interview focused on the site is used. Disney is mentioned as a company in support of the site
*In "Top 20 Most Dangerous Tourist Destinations", footage of an ABC News report on a bear attack at Yellowstone is used during the national park's entry at #19. Footage from Honey, I Shrunk the Kids is used while talking about Lake Natron at #13. Footage of an ABC News report on Death Valley is used during the area's entry at #9, Footage of an ABC News report on the high death rate at Half Dome during the rock's entry at #7. While talking about Tijuana at #5, footage of an ABC News report on two teens who were murdered in the area is used. While talking about North Korea at #2, footage of an ABC News report on Otto Wormbertier, a student who was held prisoner in the country, is used.
*"Top 10 Multiplayer Games That Ended Their Studios" ranks Split/Second at #4 and Marvel Heroes Unite at #2. Iron Man, Doctor Strange, and Captain America are seen in footage from the later.
*In "Top 20 Craziest Events Caught On Live TV of the Century (So Far)" (published January 21, 2022), while talking about JetBlue flight 292's landing gear getting stuck perpendicular to the engine at #16, the murders of Alison Parker and Adam Ward at #8, the storming of the Untied States Capitol Building as a result of then-President Donald Trump's claims the 2020 Untied States Presidential election was stolen at #2, and the 9/11 attacks at #1, footage of ABC News coverage of the incidents are shown.
*"Top 10 Times Video Game Companies Broke Their Promises" ranks Square Enix adding microtransactions for XP in their Avengers game despite previously promising any items in the shop that cost real-world money would be cosmetic only at #5
*"Top 10 Hilarious Times Actors Spoofed Their Most Iconic Roles" ranks various Pixar characters at #5. Footage from Toy Story, Monsters, Inc., WALL-E, Toy Story 3, and Cars is used. A Bug's Life is also mentioned.
*In "Top 10 Best SNL Musical Guests of the Century (So Far)" (published January 22, 2022), Hannah Montana is mentioned. Pinocchio is also referenced.
*"Top 22 Most Satisfying Movie Moments of Each Year (2000 - 2021)" has Elizabeth Swann yelling "Hoist the colors!" from Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End as the entry for 2007, and Tony Stark saying "I am Iron Man" from Iron Man as the entry for 2008, Captain America saying "Avengers assemble" in Avengers: Endgame as the entry for 2019, and Tom Holland's Spider-Man teaming up with Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield's Spider-Man in Spider-Man: No Way Home as the entry for 2021. Avengers: Infinity War is also mentioned.
*In "Top 10 Character Changes That Made Gamers Rage Quit", the narrator compares PAC-MAN's nose in PAC-LAND to Pinocchio.
*"Top 10 Most Controversial Movie Recastings" ranks Sara Paxton replacing Kimberly J. Brown as Marnie Piper in Return to Halloweentown at #8, Dan Castellaneta replacing Robin Williams as Genie in The Return of Jafar at #5, and Don Cheadle replacing Terrence Howard as War Machine in the MCU starting with Iron Man 2 at #2. Footage from Halloweentown, Halloweentown II: Kalabar's Revenge, Aladdin, and Captain America: Civil War are also used. Halloweentown High and Aladdin and the King of Thieves are also mentioned.
*"Top 20 Worst TV Shows of the Century (So Far)" (published January 23, 2022) ranks Inhumans at #10. Iron Fist is also mentioned.
*In "Top 10 Conspiracy Theories of the Century (So Far)" (published January 24, 2022), when talking about the conspiracy theory that Jeffery Epstein was murdered instead of committing suicide, footage from an ABC News report on the criminal's death is used.
*In the "On This Day" video uploaded on January 25, 2022, Mickey Mouse is seen in footage used behind the chart hopper for the day, "Please Mr. Postman" by The Carpenters.
*In "Top 10 Things Only Americans Do And Think it's Normal", while talking about sales tax, footage from an ABC News report on the concept is used.
*In "Top 10 Songs That Are Rarely Played Live", while talking about "The Conjuring" by Megadeath, footage of an ABC News interview with the band is used.
*In "Top 10 Times Actors Quit Over Their Salary", Benicio del Toro's role as D.J. in Star Wars: The Last Jedi is mentioned. Footage from Maleficent and Iron Man are also used.
*In "Top 10 Successful TV Show Scripts That Executives Rejected", it is mentioned that CSI: Crime Scene Investigation and The Walking Dead were rejected by ABC. R2-D2 is seen in footage used from the Stranger Things episode "Suzie, Do You Copy?"
*In "Top 10 Grossest Food Facts Ever", while talking about "pink slime" at #7 and kopi luak at #6, ABC News reports on the food substances is used. While talking about vanilla ice cream at #3, footage from "The Busy Beavers" is used. While listing the many of the surprising things the FDA allows in food at #1, footage of an ABC News report on one of the named items is used, though it is unclear which item the report is on.
*In "Top 10 Actors You Did Not Know Got Arrested", while talking about George Clooney's arrest at a protest of the crisis at the border of Sudan and South Sudan, footage of ABC News coverage of the arrest is used.
*"Top 10 Spider-Man Movie Villain Moments" ranks Mysterio's illusion from Spider-Man: Far From Home at #10, Vulture's reveal from Spider-Man: Homecoming at #8, Green Goblin's villainous reveal in Spider-Man: No Way Home at #6, Mysterio revealing Spider-Man's identity in Spider-Man: Far From Home at #5, and Tom Holland, Tobey Maguire, and Andrew Garfield's Spider-Man vs. Electro, Sandman, the Lizard, and Green Goblin from Spider-Man: No Way Home at #1.
*In "Top 20 Best Anime Girls of the Century (So Far)" (published January 27, 2022), the narrator calls C.C from Code Geass the "Snow White of the mecha genre."
*In "Top 10 Things Kids Today Will Never Do", footage from A Goofy Movie is used while talking about reading a map. Footage from Fresh Off the Note is used while talking about making a mixtape. Footage from Recess is used while talking about Saturday Morning Cartoons.
*In "Top 10 Unsolved Mysteries of the Century (So Far)" (published January 28, 2022), while talking about Acute Flaccid Myelitis, footage from an ABC News interview with Dr. Lee Fireman is used. A girl is seen holding a Mickey Mouse stuffed animal. While talking about the murder of Alex Muradaugh and his family, footage of an ABC News report on the murder is used.
*In "Top 10 Real-Life People Behind Movie Monsters" while talking about Bonnie Aarons, who plays Valak in The Conjuring 2, her role as Barrenness Joy von Token in The Princess Diaries is mentioned. While talking about Warwick Davis, who plays the titular evil creature of the Leprechaun franchise, his role as Wicket the Ewok is mentioned. While talking about Doug Jones, who plays the Pale Man in Pan's Labyrinth, his role as Billy Butcherson in Hocus Pocus is mentioned.
*In the "On This Day" video posted on January 29, 2022, the question of the day is "Which Disney animated movie was released on this day in 1959?" During this, footage of Luca is shown in the background. The answer was revealed to be Sleeping Beauty in the "On This Day" video posted on January 30, 2022.
*"We Don't Talk About Bruno" has its titular song playing over footage of Sacha Baron Cohen's Brüno.
*In "10 Darkest Hollywood Secrets", while talking about the dangers of being a child star, footage of an ABC News interview with Corey Feldman is seen during an NBC report on the same topic. Footage of an ABC News report on the wage gap between male and female actors is used while discussing the aforementioned issue.
*In 'Top 10 Worst Things That The Green Goblin has Done", footage from Avengers: Infinity War is used.
*In "Top 10 Times Regular People Helped Solve Major Crimes", while talking about Jessica Maples finding broken glass after her grandmother's house after it was robbed, footage from an ABC News interview with the then-12-year-old is used. While talking about users of an Internet forum Websluths finding out that Derries "D.D." Moore had used a fake account on that website to divert suspicion for the murder of Abraham Shakespeare, footage from a ABC News report of Moore's trail is used. While talking about how Michelle McNammra's research on a string of cold cases in the 1970s and 80s led to the arrest of Joesph Deangelo, footage from an ABC News report on Deangelo is used.
*In "Top 20 Most Iconic News Headlines of All Time" (published January 31, 2022), while talking about The Daily Telegraph's "War on America" headline following the September 11th, 2001 terrorist attack, an ABC News report of the attack is used.
*In the "On This Day" video uploaded on February 1, 2022, which focuses on Tonya Harding sabotaging Nancy Kerrigan on that day in 1994, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used.
*"Top 10 Films Celebrating Black Joy" ranks Black Panther at #1.
*"Top 20 Greatest Movie Quotes of Century (So Far)" (published February 1, 2022) ranks Thanos' "I am inevitable" from Avengers: Endgame at #10, "Wakanda forever!" from Black Panther at #5, and "I am Iron Man" at #3. Black Panther: Wakanda Forever is also mentioned.
*"Top 10 Video Game Leaks For 2022 and Beyond" (published February 1, 2022) ranks a rumored sequel to Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order at #5.
*Watchmojo had a video that was edited together as if Marty McFly and Doctor Emmett Brown from the Back to the Future series were at the battle of Wakanda from Avengers: Infinity War, the former was erased by Thanos' snap from Avengers: Infinity War, and the latter was at the fight against Thanos in Avengers: Endgame.
*In "Top 10 Funniest Cobra Kai Training Scenes", a character is seen dressed a Mr. Smee in footage taken from "Esqueleto". This clip also appears in the "Cobra Kai Top 10 Marathon".
*In "Top 10 Best 90s Shows with Black Casts", Smart Guy gets an honorable mention.
*"Top 10 Brain vs Brawn Fights In Movies" ranks the fight between Thanos and The Avengers in Avengers: Endgame at #6. An honorable mention is given to the fight between Doctor Strange and Dormammu in Doctor Strange. Footage from Avengers: Infinity War is also used.
*In "Top 10 Best Randy Marsh Episodes", South Park's parody of Winnie the Pooh and Piglet are seen in footage from the episode "Band in China".
*"Top 10 Star Wars Mistakes Disney Wants You To Forget" ranks the director problems at #10, Rose and Finn's relationship from Star Wars: The Last Jedi at #9, Wilhuff Tarkin being digitally recreated in Rogue One at #8, Finn and Rose's stop at Canto Bight in The Last Jedi at #6, Captain Phasma's lost potential in The Last Jedi at #5, Gina Carano being fired from The Mandalorian at #4, numerous canceled films at #3, Luke Skywalker's portrayal in The Last Jedi at #2, and the Stars Wars sequel trilogy having no plans at #1. Footage from The Force Awakens is also used.
*The "On This Day" video uploaded on February 4, 2022 highlights the release of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs on that day in 1939.
*"Top 10 Funniest Spider-Man Movie Moments" ranks Captain America's detention PSA from Spider-Man: Homecoming at #10, "Nick Fury" (in reality Talos) being interrupted in Spider-Man: Far From Home at #8, Spider-Man doing everyday things in Spider-Man: Homecoming at #5, and the conversation between Tom Holland, Tobey Maguire, and Andrew Garfield's Spider-Man in Spider-Man: No Way Home at #1. Honorable mentions are given to Ned Leeds discovering his best friend is Spider-Man from Spider-Man: Homecoming, Spider-Man's video blog in Spider-Man: Homecoming recapping the airport battle from Captain America: Civil War, and Norman Osborn saying "(he's) something of a scientist (him)self" in Spider-Man: No Way Home. Thanos is also mentioned.
*In "Top 10 Disaster Movies That Could Really Happen", it is mentioned that disaster movies in the 90s were as prominent as the MCU is in modern day.
*In "The 10 Most Shocking Olympic Tragedies", while talking about the bombing of Centennial Olympic Park during the 1996 Atlanta Olympics, footage from an ABC News report on the attack is used.
*In the "On This Day" video posted on February 5, 2022, the question of the day is "Which animated Disney film was released on this day in 1953?" The answer was revealed to be Peter Pan in the "On This Day" video posted on February 6, 2022.
*In "Top 10 Mysteries That Could Be Solved in 2022" (published February 5, 2022), while talking about Malaysia Airlines flight 370, footage from an ABC News report of the disappearing flight is used.
*"Top 20 Movie Villains Inspired By Real People" ranks Cruella De Vil (whose design was modeled after Mary Wickes and Tallulah Bankhead) at #16, Jabba the Hutt (who was modeled after Sydney Greenstreet) at #13, and Ursula (who was modeled after drag queen Divine) at #8. It is mentioned that Lord Farquad from Shrek was likely modeled after Bob Iger.
*In "Top 10 Video Game Companies That Could Be Acquired Next In 2022" (published February 6, 2022), while taking about EA at #8, footage from Star Wars Battlefront II is used. While talking about Square Enix at #6, footage from their Guardians of the Galaxy game is used.
*In "Top 20 Times Olympic Athletes Cheated", while talking about Tony Andre Hanson (whose horse at the Beijing 2008 Olympics was found to have capsaicin in its urine, footage from Tangled is used. While talking about Nancy Kerrigan sabotaging Tonya Harding, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about the Chinese, South Korean and Indonesian badminton teams of the London 2012 Olympics purposely losing games to get easier matches, footage of an ABC News report on the scandal is used. While talking about Russia's doing scandal at the Sochi 2014 Olympics, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used.
*In the "On This Day" video published on February 7, 2022, the question of the day is "Which Disney animated film premiered on this day in 1940?" The answer was revealed to be Pinocchio in the "On This Day" video published on February 8, 2022
*In "Top 10 Outrageous Movie Plots That Actually Came True", footage of Up is used in the intro.
*In "Top 10 Darkest American Dad Episodes", while talking about the episode "Stan's Best Friend", the narrator says that the results of Kisses' surgery are like "Frankenweenie if David Cronenberg was the designer". During the honorable mention for the episode "Minstrel Krampus", the episode is described as "Beauty and the Beast: The Enchanted Christmas took a dark turn"
*In "Top 10 Creepiest Animal Behaviors Caught on Camera", while discussing spiders covering trees in webs during unprecedented flooding in Pakistan in late 2010, footage of an ABC News report on the phenomenon is used.
*"Top 10 Black TV Families That Changed the Game" ranks the Johnsons from Black-ish at #4.
*"11 Most Anticipated MCU Releases in 2022" (published February 8, 2022) ranks I Am Groot at #11, the then-untitled Marvel Studios Halloween special at #10, What If...? season 2 at #9, The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special at #8, Ms. Marvel at #7, Secret Invasion at #6, She-Hulk: Attorney at Law at #5, Black Panther: Wakanda Forever at #4, Moon Knight at #3, Thor: Love and Thunder at #2, and Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness at #1. Footage from Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, Spider-Man: Far From Home, Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, Black Panther, Avengers: Endgame, and Avengers Assemble is also used.
*"Top 10 Callbacks And Easter Eggs In The Book of Boba Fett Season 1" ranks Cad Bane taking inspiration from The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly at #10, Rodrigo's cameo at #9, the cameo appearing in The Empire Strikes Back at #8, a possible allusion to the Star Wars Holiday Special at #7, Black Krrsantan ripping off a Trandoshan's arm at #6, R2-D2 and other droids at #5, Boba Fett's history with Cad Bane at #4, Tosche Station's significance at #3, Luke Skywalker's training of Grogu resembling the former's training with Yoda at #2, and details in Beggar's Canyon at #1. Footage from Jedi: Fallen Order is also used. The Force Awakens is also mentioned.
*"Top 22 Beast Mode Moments of Each Year (2000 - 2021)" has "Puny god" from The Avengers as the moment for 2012, Darth Vader's hallway rampage from Rogue One as the moment for 2016, and multiple of Thanos' actions in Avengers: Infinity War serve as the moment for 2018. The moment for 2013 (Superman snapping Zod's neck in Man of Steel) is labeled as "the Snap (not the Marvel one)".
*In "Top 10 Amazing Comeback Wins at The Olympics", while talking about Kerri Strung landing her second vault in the 1996 Atlanta Olympics despite twisting her ankle during her first vault, the narrator says the image of Strung's coach carrying her to the finish line is worthy of a Disney movie. While talking about Tonya Harding winning despite Nancy Kerrigan sabotaging her, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used.
*"Top 10 Star Wars Bounty Hunters" ranks Aurra Sing at #10, IG-11 at #9, Black Krrsantan at #8, Asajj Ventress at #7, Bossk at #6, Fennec Shand at #5, Jango Fett at #4, Cad Bane at #3, Din Djarin at #2, and Boba Fett at #1. Honorable mentions are given to Dengar, Zam Wessel, Embo, 4-LOM, and Greef Karga. Footage from The Mandalorian, The Book of Boba Fett, and The Clone Wars is used.
*"Top 10 Normal Looking Kid Shows with Disturbing Backstories" ranks Steve Whitmire being abruptly fired from voicing Kermit the Frog at #8.
*In "Top 10 Reasons Why Google Stadia Failed", Spider-Man is mentioned. Footage of Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order is also shown
*In "Top 10 Wrestlers With Failed Acting Careers", when talking about Rob Van Damm, it is mentioned that the wrestler starred in The Wrong Side of Town with Dave Bautista, with the latter's role as Drax in the MCU highlighted with footage from Guardians of the Galaxy. Footage from Guardians of the Galaxy is seen once again while talking about Goldberg.
*In "Top 10 Worst Super Bowl Commercials", while talking about Cash4Gold's commercial from Super Bowl XLIII featuring MC Hammer and Ed McMahon, footage of an ABC News report on the latter's foreclosure is used. Wile talking about Gatorade's commercial of a dog drinking the beverage from Super Bowl XLII, the narrator says Gatorade should've gotten Air Bud.
*In "Top 22 Biggest Box Office Fails of Each Year (2000 - 2021)", A Christmas Carol is the entry for 2009, Mars Needs Moms is the entry for 2011, John Carter is the entry for 2012, The Lone Ranger is the entry for 2013, and the entry for 2020 is shared between Wonder Woman 1984 and Mulan. While talking about Sinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas, it is mentioned that the movie competed with Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl during the former's second weekend in theaters. While talking about 2008's Speed Racer, it is mentioned that the movie competed with Iron Man during the former's opening weekend. While talking about King Arthur: Legend of the Sword, it is mentioned that the film competed against Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 during the former's opening weekend.
*In "Top 10 Craziest Super Bowl Moments of All Time", while talking about the Tennessee Titans coming up one yard short of a field goal short, allowing the team then known as the St. Louis Rams to win Super Bowl XXXIV, footage of an ABC broadcast of the event in used.
*In "Top 10 Awkward Date Moments on Seinfeld", during the honorable mention given to George Costanza taking credit for the titular food item in "The Big Salad", the caption reads "The Pettiness is strong with George."
*"Top 20 Movie Teaser Trailers of All Time" (published February 13, 2022) ranks the teaser for The Muppets at #14, the teaser for The Force Awakens at #13, the teaser for Monsters, Inc. at #12, and the teaser for Spider-Man: No Way Home at #1. It is mentioned that the Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me teaser trailer made Dr. Evil look like Darth Vader.
*In "Top 22 Best TV Commercials of Each Year (2000 - 2021)", the entry for 2011 is the Volkswagen ad during Super Bowl XLV, which features a child dressed as Darth Vader using the Force on various household objects, and the entry for 2014 is Nike's "Winner Stays" ad during the 2014 World Cup featuring the Hulk.
*In "Top 20 Greatest Eminem Moments", Spider-Man is referenced in a clip from Eminem's song "Venom". While talking about The Marshall Mathers Foundation, footage from an ABC News report the charity giving headphones to high school graduates is used.
*In "Top 10 Best Super Bowl Commercials of 2022", footage of Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness is shown when mentioning movie trailers will not be on the list. While talking about Budweiser's Land of Loud Flavors commercial, the location is compared to Wonderland
*"Top 10 Marvel Bromances" ranks Loki Laufeyson and Mobius at #10, Bruce Banner and Tony Stark at #9, Stephen Strange and Wong at #8, Scott Lang and Luis at #7, Peter Parker and Ned Leeds at #6, Happy Hogan and Tony Stark at #5, Sam Wilson and Steve Rogers at #4, Rocket Raccoon and Groot at #3, Tony Stark and Roady at #2, and Steve Rogers and Bucky Barnes at #1. The honorable mentions are as follows: Korg and Miek; Thor Odinson and Heimdall; Rocket Raccoon and Thor Odinson; Thor Odinson and Erik Selvig; and Karun Patel and Kingo. Footage from Loki, The Avengers, Doctor Strange, Ant-Man, Spider-Man: Homecoming, Guardians of the Galaxy, Captain America: Civil War, Avengers: Endgame, Thor: Ragnarok, and Eternals is used.
*"Top 10 Mind Blowing Doctor Strange In The Multiverse Of Madness Predictions" ranks a Peggy Carter cameo at #10, a cameo from Zombie Doctor Strange at #9, a cameo from Deadpool at #8, America Chavez meeting Spider-Man at #7, Billy Maximoff and Tommy Maximoff appearing at #6, the Defenders debut at #5, Doctor Strange vs "Evil Doctor Strange" isn't the final battle at #4, an Iron Man variant debuting at #3, Marvel's Illuminati debuting at #2, and Professor X introducing the mutants at #1. Footage from "What If... Captain Carter Were The First Avenger?", "What If... Zombies!?", WandaVision, and Spider-Man: No Way Home is also used.
*In "Top 22 Funniest Comedy Movie Moments of Each Year (2000 - 2021)", Guy's fight against Dude in Free Guy is the entry for 2021. While talking about Molly and Amy's hallucination from Booksmart in which they hallucinate each other as dolls, it is called the "demented version of Toy Story".
*In "Top 10 Shocking Times Gamers Rage Quit", while talking about Team Dizziness accusing their opponent Gregori of cheating at the 2019 Overwatch tournament, the narrator says it's "a a tale as old as time."
*"Top 20 Worst Things to Happen to Spider-Man" ranks Mysterio revealing Peter Parker's secret identity in Spider-Man: Far From Home at #13, Peter Parker being dusted away by Thanos in Avengers: Infinity War at #10, and Peter Parker having to erase himself from everyone's memory in Spider-Man: No Way Home at #2.
*"Top 10 Amazing Movies That Were Never Made" ranks Gigantic at #8. A third Tron film and a canceled Disney 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea adaptation receive honorable mentions. Footage from Zootopia, Frozen, Tangled, and Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl is used. Inside Out is also mentioned.
*In "Top 22 Disappointing Video Games of Each Year (2000 - 2021)", Star Wars Battlefront II is the entry for 2017
*"Top 20 Deleted Scenes We'll Never Get To See" ranks a more drawn-out version of Bing Bong's death in Inside Out at #12. The original version is compared to the death of Bambi's mother, footage from Bambi being used.
*In "Top 10 Things from the 2000s That Don't Exist Anymore", while talking about the Zune, footage from Guardians of the Galaxy is used. While talking about CD binders, footage from Lost is used. This clip is also seen in the " Gone But Not Forgotten: Lists Of Things That Don't Exist Anymore - Part 2" compilation uploaded on November 26, 2024.
*In "Uncharted Vs Tomb Raider Franchise", Nathan Drake is compared to Han Solo and Star-Lord.
*In "Top 20 Anime Heroes Turned Villains" while talking about Char from Mobile Suit Gundam, It is said that Char "skipped over any morally grey area and went straight to Vader status".
*In "Baywatch Stars: Where Are They Now?", it is mentioned that Gregory Allan Williams had a role in Remember the Titans. It is also mentioned that David Hasselhoff made a cameo in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2.
*"Top 10 Biggest Pop Culture Conspiracy Theories" ranks the conspiracy theory that Walt Disney was cryogenically frozen at #4. Footage from Frozen is used. While talking about the theory that Lewis Carol is Jack the Ripper, footage from Alice in Wonderland is used.
*"Top 22 Best Movie Villains of Each Year (2000 - 2021)", Kylo Ren is the entry for 2015, Baron Zemo is the entry for 2016, Thanos is the entry for 2018, and Baroness Von Hellman is the entry for 2021. Footage from The Force Awakens, Captain America: Civil War, Black Panther, Avengers: Infinity War, and Cruella is used. While talking about Saruman from Lord of the Rings, it is mentioned that Christopher Lee also played Count Dooku. While talking about Bane as seen in The Dark Knight Rises, Loki Laufeyson is mentioned as another memorable villain from 2012, with footage from The Avengers being used. While talking about Baroness Von Hellman, Green Goblin, Sandman, Doctor Octopus, Electro, and the Lizard are mentioned as other memorable villains from 2021, with footage from Spider-Man: No Way Home being used.
*"Top 10 Cartoon Examples of the Mandela Effect" has the spelling of Cruella De Vil's last name at #8, Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum's hats having flags on them instead of the commonly-believed propellers at #7, and the Evil Queen saying "Magic Mirror on the wall" instead of the commonly believed "Mirror, mirror" at #2.
*In "Top 20 Epic Anime Entrances", the #20 entry, Tsukasa fighting a pride of lions in the second episode of Dr. Stone, is labeled as "Tsukasa murders Mufasa".
*"Top 10 Most Badass Mark Wahlberg Movie Moments" ranks Vince Papale's touchdown in Invincible at #10.
*"Batman Villains vs Spiderman Villains" has Mysterio's costume as the winning factor for round 2. Footage from Spider-Man: Far From Home is used. Footage from Ultimate Spider-Man is used and talking about when Venom became an anti-hero. Footage from Spider-Man is used when talking about Doctor Octopus reforming and the Sinister Six. Spider-Man's villains win the versus with a score of 3-2.
*In "Top 20 Most Shocking Walking Dead Deaths", ABC is seen in the copyright information for the show
*"Top 10 Angriest Animated Characters Ever" Donald Duck ranks at #4. Footage from "Early to Bed", "The New Neighbor", and "Donald's Double Trouble" is used. When talking about Raphael from the 2012 iteration of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, it is said that the Hulk isn't the only green character with anger issues.
*In "Top 10 Most Dangerous Animals In Africa", while talking about sharks, footage from Finding Nemo is used. While talking about lions, footage from Oz the Great and Powerful is used. While talking about the Nile crocodile, footage from Primeval is used
*"Top 10 Horror Movies For People Who Don't Like To Be Scared" ranks The Nightmare Before Christmas at #4. While talking about The Lost Boys, it is said the movie is named after the Peter Pan characters.
*In "Top 10 Pieces of Tech That Do Not Exist Anymore", while talking about HD DVD, BLU-RAY, and Betamax, Disney is credited in the copyright information for Son of Zorn. While talking about the telegraph, footage from Lincoln is used. While talking about carbon paper, footage from The Muppet Show is used.
*In "Top 10 Weirdest Versions of Spider-Man", while talking about Fairy Tale Spider-Man, footage from Spider-Man is used. While talking about Spider-Ham, footage from Ultimate Spider-Man is used.
*In "Top 10 Strangest Unsolved Mysteries Ever", while talking about Havana Syndrome, footage from an ABC News report on the phenomenon is used.
*"Top 20 Fantasy Worlds in Movies TV and Games" ranks Neverland at #12, Wonderland at #11, and Narnia at #5. Footage from Peter Pan, Alice in Wonderland, and The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe is used.
*In "Top 10 Historical Examples of the Mandela Effect", while talking about people misremembering the Mona Lisa's facial expression, footage from Wizards of Waverly Place is used.
*In "Top 10 Teased Movie Sequels That Never Got Made", while talking about the cancelled sequel to 2015's Fantastic Four, the teaser poster for the upcoming MCU Fantastic Four film is seen. While talking about a teased sequel to 2008's Incredible Hulk, footage from The Avengers is used. While talking about a third movie with Andrew Garfield as Spider-Man, the actor's appearance in Spider-Man: No Way Home is seen. While talking about a sequel to Justice League, the film is called DC's Avengers.
*"Top 20 Greatest Movie Comeback Lines Ever" ranks "I have to go shopping now" from Pretty Woman at #19, "But you have heard of me" from Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl at #13, and "Genius, billionaire, playboy, philanthropist" from The Avengers at #5.
*In "Top 10 Banned Kids Toys", while talking about Bucky Balls, magnetized balls which were often swallowed by young kids, footage from an ABC News report of exactly this happening is used.
*In "Top 10 Failed Oscar Bait Movies of 2021", while talking about In the Heights, it is said the film was likely effected by its release being close to Hamilton.
*"Top 10 Times Marvel Villains Were Killed" ranks Ego the Living Planet's death in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 at #10, Ultron's death in Avengers: Age of Ultron at #8, Darren Cross' death in Ant-Man at #7, Hela's death in Thor: Ragnarok at #6, Iron Monger's in Iron Man at #5, Ronan the Accuser's death in Guardians of the Galaxy at #3, and Thanos' death in Avengers: Endgame at #1. An honorable mention is given to Alexander Pierce's death in Captain America: The Winter Soldier.
*"Top 10 Most Satisfying Movie Franchise Endings" ranks Toy Story 4 at #7. Footage from Toy Story 3 is also used. When saying they won't be including franchises whose stories are likely continuing, Star Wars is mentioned.
*In "Top 20 Trends of the 1990s", while talking about Tickle Me Elmo, footage from an ABC News report on the toy is used. While talking about'90s cartoons, footage from Doug, DuckTales, and Goof Troop is used. While talking about pogs, one depicting the scene of Rafiki holding Simba on Pride Rock is seen.
*In "Top 10 Shocking Kids Show Scandals", while talking about the "We Are Family" music video making people think SpongeBob SquarePants was gay, Miss Piggy and Dr. Teeth are seen in the video.
*"Patrick Stewart And Ryan Reynolds Are LIARS" shows clips of the two titular actors attempting to deny their characters' (Professor X and Deadpool respectively) appearance in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness.
*In "Top 10 Funniest Props In Whose Line is it Anyway", while talking about yellow spring-like props, the narrator says the props look like they come from a Muppet's mattress. While talking about pink props that look like lollipops, Ryan uses them to make a "Tron cycle".
*In "Top 10 Things We Miss About Blockbuster Video", it is said the store had a "Disney-like feel". A statue and picture of Obi-Wan Kenobi are seen. The Blu-Ray for Captain Marvel is also seen.
*In "Top 20 Epic Anime Moments of the Century (So Far)" (published February 28, 2022), while talking about Shinra kicking Rekka from Fire Force, it is said that the one to end Shirna's actions to an end was "everyone's favorite friendly neighborhood devil".
*In "Top 10 Celebrity Reactions To Family Guy Parodies", while talking about William Dafoe's cameo in "Lois Kills Stevie", the narrator says they'd "rather deal with a monster in (their) closet than a Green Goblin under (their) bed". In a clip from Family Guy's COVID-19 vaccine PSA, Brian compares it to an episode of Schoolhouse Rock!. Family Guy's parodies of Han Solo, C-3PO, R2-D2, and Jabba the Hutt are also seen.
*Watchmojo had a video titled "Multiverse Assemble!" which was edited together to make it seem like Kayne West, Squidward Tentacles, Mr. Bean, Goku, and the disembodied head of John Cena appear in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness.
*In "Top 10 Times Musicians Broke The Internet", during the entry for "This Is America" by Childish Gambino, Disney is mentioned in the copyright information for Community. During the honorable mention for Mariah Carey's concert at New Years Rockin' Eve 2017, ABC is mentioned in the copyright information.
*"Top 20 Spoilers That Ruined Movies" ranks Mr. Glass' origin story from Unbreakable at #19. While talking about Severius Snape's true intentions when killing Albus Dumbledore in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, the moment is called "Harry Potter's I am your father".
*In the "On This Day" video posted on March 1, 2022, the question of the day is "Which movie became the first to gross over one billion dollars worldwide?" Footage from Avengers: Endgame is shown.
*In "Top 10 Times Video Game Companies ALMOST Went Bankrupt", Minnie Mouse and Daisy Duck are seen in footage from Kingdom Hearts.
*In "Top 10 Actors Who Quit Acting During Their Peak", while talking about Rick Moranis, footage from Honey, I Shrunk the Kids is used. Shrunk is also mentioned. While talking about Kal Penn, the ABC logo is seen. While talking about Mara Wilson, footage from an ABC News interview with the actor is used. While talking about Daniel Day-Lewis, footage from Lincoln is used.
*"Top 10 Movie Fights Won Without Lifting a Finger" ranks the fight between Luke Skywalker and Kylo Ren in Star Wars: The Last Jedi at #7 and Yondu Udonta taking out his former crew in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 at #2. Footage from Guardians of the Galaxy is also used.
*In "10 Celebrities Who Actually Predicted Their Own Death", while talking about Tupac Shaker who rapped "I been shot and murdered, can tell you how it happened word for word" in the song "N****s Done Changed" before dying in that exact way, footage from an ABC News report on the rapper's death is used.
*In "Top 10 Most Memed Shrek Moments Ever", while talking about the "Like that's ever going to happen" meme, one mentions Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker. While talking about the "Good question" meme, one makes Shrek look like Thanos. When talking about the "It's ok buddy, we're from the union" meme, one has Shrek interacting with Doctor Strange. While talking about the "Somebody once told me" meme, one has Shrek barging in on a group of Rebel soldiers.
*"Top 20 Worst CGI Effects in Superhero Movies" ranks the fight between Black Panther and Erik Killmonger in Black Panther at #18 and Bruce Banner inside the Hulkbuster in Avengers: Infinity War at #6. While talking about the Rhino in The Amazing Spider-Man 2, Watchmojo says he suffers from "Bruce Banner floating head syndrome".
*In "Top 10 Inventions with Disturbing Backstories", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video. This clip is also seen in the "These Backstories Will Leave You Disturbed…" compilation.
*In "Top 10 Most Brutal But Deserved Anime Punishments", while talking about Shigarika's fight against Re-Destro in My Hero Academia, the latter is called a "Dr. Doofenshmirtz-looking weirdo".
*In "Top 10 Worst Decisions Batman Ever Made", while talking about trusting Catwoman in The Dark Knight Rises, the narrator says that Batman's relationship with Catwoman is a a tale as old as time.
*In "Top 10 90s Toys That Don't Exist Anymore", while talking about the Tickle Me Elmo, footage from an ABC News report on the doll is used
*In "Top 10 Things Only 2000s Kids Got To Experience", while talking about YouTube buffering, footage from the Family Guy episode "Blue Harvest" showing Lois dressed up as Leia Organa and Cleveland as R2-D2 is shown. While talking about 2000s TV shows, Lizzie McGuire, The Suite Life of Zack & Cody, and Hannah Montana are mentioned.
*In "Top 10 Concerts Ruined by Morons", while talking about unruly fans of Travis Scott's behavior at Astroworld 2021 leading to hundreds of injuries and eight deaths, footage from an ABC News report on the tragedy is used. While talking about a fire at the Station Nightclub caused by pyrotechnics igniting soundproofing equipment during a concert for the band Great White, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used.
*In "Top 10 TV Deaths That Caused Massive Backlash", Charlie Pace's death in Lost is given an honorable mention. While talking about Derrick Shepard's death in Grey's Anatomy, ABC is seen in the copyright information. While talking about Beth Green's death in The Walking Dead, ABC is seen in the copyright information.
*"Top 20 Movies That Left Out the Real Horrific Ending" ranks Pocahontas being used as a being captured by the English being left out of the film at #5. While talking about Finding Neverland, it is mentioned that the Barrie brothers inspired the Lost Boys.
*In "Top 10 Times TV Actors Couldn't Keep a Straight Face", ABC is seen in the copyright information for It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.
*"Sam Raimi's Rules for Horror" uses footage from Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness.
*In "Top 20 Celebrity Rumors That Turned Out To Be True", footage from Jimmy Kimmel Live! is used throughout the video. While talking about Jamie Foxx and Katie Holmes' relationship, the logo for Spider-Man: No Way Home is seen in a picture of the former. While talking about Arnold Schwarzenegger's illegitimate child with his maid, footage from and ABC News interview with the former is used. While talking about Liberace being confirmed as gay following his passing, footage from an ABC News interview with the singer is used. While talking about Jay-Z cheating on Beyoncé, footage from an ABC News interview with the former is used. While talking about Katlyn Jenner (then known as Bruce Jenner) being transgender, an ABC News interview with the star is used.
*In "Top 10 Most Valuable Batman Comic Books", while talking about Detective Comics #36, the narrator says it was the first appearance of Dr. Strange (referring to Dr. Hugo Strange) and then adds "No, not that Doctor Strange", with footage from the film of the same name being shown.
*"Top 10 Animated Characters Based on Real People" ranks Buzzie, Flaps, Ziggy, and Dizzy from The Jungle Book (who were inspired by the Beatles) at #9, Aladdin (who was inspired by Tom Cruise) at #6, Ariel (who was inspired by Alyssa Milano) at #4, Edna Mode (who was inspired by Q from the James Bond franchise and Edith Ed) at #2, and Ursula (who was inspired by drag queen Devine) at #1. Footage from The Jungle Book (2016), Aladdin, The Little Mermaid, and The Incredibles is also used.
*In "Top 10 Hit Songs That Were Almost Never Released", a girl in the music video for "What's Going On" by Marvin Gaye is seen wearing a Minnie Mouse shirt.
*"Top 10 Documentaries That Left Out The Craziest Part" ranks The Imagineering Story omitting Horizons and Mission: SPACE from the episode focused on Epcot, "What Would Walt Do?", at #7. While talking about the first season of Making a Murder omitting the fact that Steven Avery and his victim, Teresa Halbach, knew each other before the former killed the later, footage from an ABC News report on the murder is used.
*"Top 10 Brands Ruined by One Product" ranks Mars Needs Moms ending ImageMovers Digital at #7. While talking about MoviePass' $9.95 plan, Solo is seen on a movie theater marquee.
*In "Top 10 Most Disliked WatchMojo Videos of All Time" (published March 9, 2022) ranks "Top 10 Insanely Racist Moments in Disney Movies You Totally Forgot About" at #6. Footage from Dumbo, Peter Pan, Mickey's Man Friday, and Three Little Pigs is used. While talking about "Top Anime Opening Theme Songs", footage from the What If...? episode "What If... Killmonger Rescued Tony Stark?" is used. In a clip used from the Community episode "", Disney's racism is criticized. While talking about "Top 10 Needlessly Sexualized Female Movie Characters", Leia Organa is seen. While talking about "Top 10 National Anthems", footage from The Muppets Take Manhattan is used. While talking about "Top 10 Most Disliked YouTube Videos", footage from Gravity Falls is used. These references are also seen in "The Best of the Worst of WatchMojo".
*"Top 10 Best Obi-Wan Kenobi Moments" ranks his fight against Maul in Star Wars Rebels at #5. The Disney+ series that shares the video's titular character's name is also mentioned.
*"Top 5 Most Exciting Things From The Obi-Wan Kenobi Trailer" ranks Obi-Wan Kenobi being "broken, faithless, and beaten" at the start of the series at #5, the introduction of Dayun at #4, the live-action debuted of The Grand Inquisitor at #3, Inquisitor Reebah at #2, and a young Luke Skywalker at #1.
*In "Top 22 Biggest Breaking News Stories of Each Year (2000 - 2021)", while talking about the entry for 2000, the recount for the presidential election between George Bush and Al Gore, footage from an ABC News report on the recount is used. While talking about the entry for 2002, the War on Terror, footage of ABC News coverage on the announcement is used.. While talking about the entry for 2004, the Boxing Day Tsunami, footage from a National Geographic program covering the disaster is used. While talking about the 2011 earthquake and tsunami in Japan, footage from an ABC News report on the disasters is used. While talking about the entry for 2013, Edward Snowden exposing the NSA using websites to spy on citizens, footage from an ABC News report on the event is used. While talking about Russia's 2014 invasion of Ukraine, footage from an ABC News report on the invasion is used. While talking about the event for 2015, same-sex marriage being legalized in the Untied States, footage from an ABC News report on the law is used. While talking about the entry for 2017, the #MeToo movement, footage from an ABC News report on the movement is used. While talking about the 2018 California wildfire season, footage from an ABC News report on one of the fires is used.
*"Top 20 Times Ryan Reynolds Was Awesome" ranks Ryan secretly hinting at Spider-Man's "death" in Avengers: Infinity War at #13. While talking about his bromance with Josh Brolin, footage from the latter's role as Thanos in the Marvel Cinematic Universe from Avengers: Endgame is used. While talking about Rick Moranis' cameo in a Mint Mobile commercial, footage from Honey, We Shrunk Ourselves is used.
*"Top 10 Movies That Were Ruined Once We Found Out The Truth", ranks Pocahontas and John Smith's relationship from Pocahontas at #2. The ABC logo is seen in a picture of Sandra Bullock.
*In "Top 10 Anime Scenes That Are Probably Illegal (ft. Phase-Connect VTubers)", Urraka says that Tobias using legendaries in the Pokémon league is "like bringing a Death Star to a knife fight".
*In "Top 10 Influential NFTs By Music Artists", while talking about the NFT by MFDoom based on his mask, a clip of Miss Piggy from The Muppet Show is used.
*In "Top 10 Most Powerful Versions of Batman", while talking about Sorcerer Batman, Watchmojo purposes a universe where Sorcerer Batman and Doctor Strange are teaching a magic class together, with footage from the film that shares its name with the latter being used. While talking about White Lantern Batman, footage from Aladdin is used. While talking about Red Death, a version of Batman that combines Bruce Wayne and Barry Allan, Watchmojo compares Barry's role in the amalgamation to Jiminy Cricket. During the honorable mention for the Justicebuster, footage from Avengers: Age of Ultron is used.
*In "Top 10 Best and Worst Things About Being a Kid in the 2000s", while talking about flash games, footage from Lost is used. While talking about kids TV shows, footage from Kim Possible, Hannah Montana, and The Suite Life of Zack & Cody is used.
*In "Top 10 Celebrity Examples of the Mandela Effect", while talking about Ed McMahon going door-to-door with oversized checks being associated with Clearing House, footage from The Golden Girls is used.
*"Top 20 Video Games That Ruin Friendships" ranks the Marvel vs. Capcom series at #16. Iron Man, Thor Odinson, and Thanos are seen in footage from the various games.
*In "Top 10 True Story Movies That Actually Showed The Craziest Part", while talking about Dog Day Afternoon showing Sal Natural being arrested and Sonny Natural (real name being Sonny Wortzik) being shot and killed, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is shown.
*In "Top 20 Best South Park Characters", while talking about Chef, the character is seen dressed as Darth Vader. This clip is also seen in "The Biggest, Ballsiest South Park-Athon".
*"Top 10 Most Underappreciated Superhero Movies" ranks Sky High at #10. In the footage of Sky High, Nurse Spex references a radioactive spider bite. While talking about Mystery Men, the narrator says the Avengers are more impressive. While talking about The Rocketeer, footage from Captain America The First Avenger is used.
*In "Top 20 Best American Fast Food Chains", while talking about Chick-Fil-A, footage from Jessica Jones is used. While talking about Domino's, footage from The Runaways is used.
*In "Top 10 Craziest Things Characters Survived on The Walking Dead", ABC is mentioned in the copyright information.
*"Top 10 Things in the MCU That Make No Sense" ranks Tony Stark giving out his home address in Iron Man 3 at #10, The Avengers not teaming up in solo films at #9, Spider-Man giving the glasses to Mysterio in Spider-Man: Far From Home at #8, Doctor Strange leaving books out in the open in Doctor Strange at #7, Thor being taken out by electricity in Thor: Ragnarok at #6, Iron Man resigning in Iron Man 3 and Avengers: Age of Ultron at #5, returning the villains home in Spider-Man: No Way Home at #4, Ayesha's army in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 at #3, the time implications of Spider-Man: Homecoming at #2, and Thanos giving the Scepter to Loki at #1. Footage from The Avengers, Thor: The Dark World, Captain America: Civil War, and Avengers: Infinity War are also used.
*In "Top 10 Major Simpsons Characters Who Tragically Died", the #8 entry is Shary Bobbins from the episode "Simpsoncalifragilisticexpiala(Annoyed Grunt)cious". Shary Bobbins is based on the character Mary Poppins and the episode title is a spoof of the word "Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious". This clip also appears in the "Our Best Simpsons Lists Marathon" compilation.
*In "Top 10 Final Moments of Real Life Killers", while talking about Jeffery Dahmer, footage from an ABC News report on Dahmer's trail is used.
*"Top 20 Greatest Stan Lee Cameos" ranks his cameo in Thor at #18, his cameo in Ant-Man and the Wasp at #16, his cameo in the Phineas and Ferb episode "Phineas and Ferb: Mission Marvel" at #15, his cameo as Fred's father in Big Hero 6 at #12, his cameo in Captain America: Civil War at #11, his cameo as the The Watcher's informant in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 at #10, his cameo as Hugh Hefner in Iron Man at #7, his cameo as a World War II veteran in Avengers: Age of Ultron at #6, and his cameo as a museum guard in Captain America: The Winter Soldier at #5. Footage from Captain Marvel is also used.
*In "Top 10 Most Underappreciated Movies Ever", Walt Disney World Resort is mentioned in footage from 99 Homes
*"Top 10 Most Rewatchable Scenes in Spider-Man: No Way Home" ranks the Lizard, Electro, Doctor Octopus, and Sandman interacting with each other at #10, Spider-Man's fight against Doctor Octopus at #9, Matt Murdock's cameo at #8, Doctor Octopus regaining control over his tentacles at #7, Spider-Man's fight with Doctor Strange at #6, Andrew Garfield and Tobey Maguire's first appearance at #5, Green Goblin killing Aunt May at #4, Tobey Maguire, Andrew Garfield, and Tom Holland's Spider-Men interacting with each other at #3, Andrew Garfield's Spider-Man saving MJ at #2, and Tom Holland, Tobey Maguire, and Andrew Garfield's Spider-Man teaming us up #1. Honorable mentions are given to meeting Norman Osborn at F.E.A.S.T., Peter meeting Sandman and Electro, people from other realties appearing in the crack during the final battle, Eddie Brock getting "a crash course in MCU history", and Spider-Man's final swing.
*Watchmojo had a video pretending to be a trailer for Obi-Wan Kenobi.
*In "Top 20 Celebrity Audience Reactions", Martin Scorsese's comment comparing Marvel movies to theme park rides is mentioned.
*In the "On This Day" video uploaded on March 16, 2022, footage from Toy Story is used.
*"Top 10 Best Animated Marvel Shows" ranks M.O.D.O.K. at #10, Spider-Man at #9, Guardians of the Galaxy at #8, What If...? at #6, and The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes at #3. Footage from "What If... Captain Carter Were The First Avenger?", "What If... Thor Were an Only Child?", "What If... The Watcher Broke His Oath?", and "What If... Ultron Won?" is used. Avengers Assemble and X-Men '97 are also mentioned.
*In "Top 10 Best Unscripted Scenes in Action Movies", footage from Iron Man is used in the intro.
*"Top 10 Saddest Spider-Man Movie Deaths" ranks Aunt May's death in Spider-Man: No Way Home at #2. Footage from Avengers: Infinity War is used in the intro.
*In "Top 10 Back to the Future References in The Adam Project", Dave McFly is seen wearing a Mickey Mouse shirt in footage from Back to the Future.
*"Top 10 Actors Who Almost Got Superhero Roles" ranks Saorse Ronan originally being cast as Scarlet Witch in Avengers: Age of Ultron at #8, John Krasinski as Captain America at #7, Emily Blunt originally being cast as Black Widow in Iron Man 2 at #5, and Tom Cruise being cast as Iron Man at #2. Honorable mentions are given to Joaquin Phoenix originally being cast as Doctor Strange and Jason Momoa turning down the role of Drax. Footage from Avengers: Infinity War is also used. During the honorable mention for Vin Diesel originally being cast as Hellboy, the actor's role as Groot is mentioned. During the honorable mention for Josh Brolin being planned for an appearance as Batman, the description reads "This towering actor was nearly both the heroic bat & maniacal Titan". During the honorable mention given to Jake Gyllenhaal being considered for the role of Spider-Man in Sam Raimi's trilogy, the actor's role as Mysterio in Spider-Man: Far From Home is referenced. Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness is also mentioned.
*In "Top 20 Beers In The World", while talking about Super Bock, footage from Hannah Montana is used. While talking about Guinness, footage from Scrubs is used.
*In "Top 10 Anime to Binge Watch on Netflix", while talking about Beastars, the narrator describes the series as "What if Zootopia leaned even further into its central premise and threw a couple of star-crossed lovers into the mix?"
*In "Top 20 Real Life Crimes Inspired by Movies and TV", while talking about Mark Twitchell (who lured men from the dating website Plenty of Fish to his basement to murder them, similarly to Dexter Morgan from Dexter), Yoda is seen on a poster in a picture of Twitchell. Numerous crimes inspired by Natural Born Killers rank at #2. One of these crimes is the shooting of Columbine High School, with footage of an ABC News report on the shooting being used.
*In "Top 10 Historical Secrets That Will Never Be Revealed", while talking about sivlphium, footage from Cinderella (2015) is used. While talking about the material used in the Roman Coliseum, footage from a National Geographic documentary on the coliseum is used. While talking about Genghis Khan's tomb, a clip from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia is used, with ABC mentioned in the copyright information. This clip is also seen in the "SECRETS That Will NEVER Be REVEALED..." compilation.
*In "Top 10 Worst Boss Fights In Superhero Games", while talking about Onslaught from Marvel vs. Capcom, Captain America is seen. Hulk and Spider-Man are also mentioned.
*Watchmojo has a clip of various characters reacting negatively to Tom Brady coming out of retirement, including Thor, Darth Vader, and Davy Jones. Thanos is seen in Thor's clip and Palpatine is seen in Darth Vader's clip.
*"Top 20 Greatest TV Theme Songs of All Time" ranks "Thank You For Being a Friend" from The Golden Girls at #9. ABC is mentioned in the copyright information for Scrubs. Kermit the Frog, Miss Piggy, Fozzie Bear, and Gonzo are seen while talking about the theme song to The Muppet Show.
*"Top 20 Best Superhero Video Games ranks Square Enix's Guardians of the Galaxy game at #4. Iron Man, Captain America, Hulk, and Spider-Man are seen in footage from Marvel Ultimate Alliance, the latter two also appearing in footage of various self-titled games.
*"Top 10 Funniest Banned Products" ranks Winnie the Pooh being banned in Poland due to his lack of pants at #9. While talking about the durian being banned on public transport in Singapore, footage from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia is used, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright information.
*"Top 20 Most Controversial Characters of All Time" ranks Jessica Rabbit at #15 and Jar Jar Binks at #5. Disney+ is also mentioned.
*In "Top 10 Crimes That Were Once Surprisingly Legal", while talking about target advertising towards children, footage from an ABC News report on the practice is used. Footage from Cars is seen within the report. While talking about domestic violence, footage from an ABC News report on an act is used. While talking about stalking, footage from an ABC News report on the stalking of Rebecca Stratford is used. While talking about slavery, footage from Lincoln is used.
*In "Top 20 Worst The Walking Dead Characters", ABC is mentioned in the copyright information.
*In "Top 10 Strangest China-Made Knockoffs", while talking about a Chinese building meant to replicate the White House, footage from an ABC News report on the facility is used.
*In "Top 20 Best South Park Songs", it is mentioned that the song "The Circle of Poo" is a parody of "Circle of Life". While talking about "Push (Feeling Good on a Wednesday)", a poster of Frozen is seen.
*Watchmojo had a video that played out as a pseudo-trailer for Moon Knight
*"Top 10 Films That Should Win The Fan Favorite Oscar Award" ranks Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings at #9, Free Guy at #6, Encanto at #3, and Spider-Man: No Way Home at #1. Cruella and Jungle Cruise are given an honorable mention. Black Widow, West Side Story, Raya and the Last Dragon, and Luca are also mentioned. "You're Welcome" is also referenced. 
*In "Top 10 Actors Who Made The Most Movies in A Single Year", while talking about Ben Kingsley, footage from Iron Man 3 and All Hail the King is used. While talking about Samuel L. Jackson, footage from Spider-Man: Far From Home, Avengers: Endgame, Captain Marvel, and Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker is used.
*In "The Tragic Real Life Story of Chyna", it is mentioned that the wrestler played She-Hulk in multiple adult film Marvel parodies.
*"Top 10 Behind the Scenes Spider-Man: No Way Home Filming Secrets" ranks Zendaya being attached to cranes during web-swinging scenes at #10, scenes being filmed in Georgia at #9, Tom Holland, Tobey Maguire, and Andrew Garfield landing in unique poses at #8, Willem Dafoe's Green Goblin laughing startling co-stars at #7, the suits being difficult to get into at #6, John Watts allowing for improvisation at #5, Willem Dafoe doing his own stunts at #4, a doctor getting a photo with either Tobey Maguire or Andrew Garfield almost exposing their cameos in the film at #3, stunt performers at #2, and the movie possibly being Zendaya at Jacob Batalon's last movie at #1. Footage from Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings is also used. Spider-Man: Homecoming is also mentioned
*"Mace Windu Is Alive! (Obviously)" points out how Maul, Chewbacca, Ahsoka Tano, Boba Fett, Palpatine, and Max Rebo survived perceived death scenes, and so it is possible Mace Windu did the same.
*"Top 20 Movie Treasures" ranks the Devil's Eye from The Rescuers Down Under at #17, the golden medallions from Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl at #8, Captain Flint's treasure from Treasure Island at #7, the magic lamp from Aladdin at #3, and the treasure room from National Treasure: Book of Secrets at #2.
*In "Top 10 Things Only Wealthy People Do (And Think It's Normal)" while talking about being gifted a car at 16, people dressed as Captain America, Iron Man, and Alice are seen in footage from South Park. While talking about sleepaway camps, footage from The Parent Trap is used.
*In "Top 10 Weirdest Animal Mating Rituals", while talking about the greater sage-grouse using its air-sacks to make noises, footage from National Geographic is used. While talking about male porcupines urinating on females, footage from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia is used, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright information. While talking about males of an unspecified species of pufferfish making elaborate designs in the sand to attract females, from Scrubs is used, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright information.
*"Top 10 TV Shows Ruined by Fans" ranks Lost at #2. While talking about Rick and Morty, Mulan is mentioned in a clip from the episode "The Rickshank Rickdemption".
*in "Top 20 Worst Cover Songs Ever", while talking about The Flaming Lips and Miley Cyrus' cover of "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds" by The Beatles, the ABC logo is seen in footage of a performance. 
*In "Top 10 Darkest Moments On Atlanta", ABC is seen in the copyright information.
*"Top 10 Shocking Oscar Scandals" ranks Rob Lowe's tribute to Snow White at #9. While talking about "Alone Yet Not Alone" from the movie of the same name having its nomination revoked from the 2014 Oscars, it is mentioned that "Let It Go" from Frozen won that year, while talking about the #Oscarssowhite campaign, footage from an ABC News report on the campaign is used.
*In "Top 10 Creepiest Creatures That Only Come Out At Night", while talking about vampire bats, footage from The Hot Chick is used. While talking about the naked mole rat, footage from Kim Possible is used. While talking about the eyelash viper, footage from Grey's Anatomy is used, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright information. While talking about the vampire bat, aye-aye, and Indian flying fox, footage from National Geographic documentaries is used.
*In "The Shocking True Story of McDonald's", it is mentioned that McDonald's entered a partnership with Disney in 1955. Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse are seen.
*In "Top 10 Celeb Reactions to Losing at Awards Shows", while talking about Faith Hill's over-the-top reaction to losing to Carrie Underwood at the 2006 Country Music Awards, an ABC News interview with the former is used. While talking about Kacey Musgrave giving an unimpressed reaction to Miranda Lambeet winning female artist of the year at the 2013 Country Music Awards, the ABC logo is seen. While talking about Taylor Swift mistakenly thinking Red won album of the year at the 2014 Grammys when it was in fact Daft Punk's Random Access Memories, footage from an ABC News interview with the former is used.
*In "Top 20 Razzie Award Winning Movies", Cocktail is given an honorable mention. While talking about Howard the Duck, the MCU is referenced.
*In "Top 10 Intense Ways Actors Prepared to Play Real People", while talking about Matthew McConaughey's intense weight loss for his role as Ron Woodroof in Dallas Buyers Club, footage from a Jimmy Kimmel Live! interview with the actor is used, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright information.
*In "Top 10 Celeb Reactions to Winning at Awards Shows", while talking about Halle Berry's reaction to winning the Oscar for best actress in 2002 for her role as Leticia Musgrove in Monster's Ball, the ABC logo is seen. While talking about Betty White's reaction to winning the award for favorite TV icon at the 2015 People's Choice Awards, footage from The Golden Girls is used.
*"Top 20 Zombie Types" ranks Walkers from The Walking Dead at #4, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright information.
*In "Top 10 Sounds 2000s Kids Will Remember Forever", while talking about the PlayStation 2's start-up sound, footage from an ABC News report on the console's launch is used.
*"Top 10 Marvel Supporting Characters Who Stole The Movie" ranks Trevor Slattery in Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings at #10, Peggy Carter in Captain America: The First Avenger at #9, Luis in Ant-Man at #8, Korg in Thor: Ragnarok at #7, Spider-Man in Captain America: Civil War at #6, Mysterio in Spider-Man: Far From Home at #5, Yelena Belova in Black Widow at #4, Erik Killmonger in Black Panther at #3, Loki Laufeyson in Thor at #2, and Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield in Spider-Man: No Way Home at #1.
*"Hallway Fights Are Cool" includes footage from Rogue One and The Mandalorian.
*In "Top 20 Movie Predictions That Were Wrong", while talking about the movie 2012 being wrong about the world ending on December 22 of its titular year, footage from an ABC News report on the Mayan prophecy that served as the movie's inspiration is used.
*"Top 10 Times Video Games Got Review Bombed" ranks Star Wars Battlefront II at #4.
*In "Top 10 Movies Ruined by Actor Controversies", while talking about I Love You Daddy being tarnished by Louis C.K.'s sexual misconduct allegations, footage from an ABC News interview with the actor is used. While talking about Rub & Tug being cancelled due to Scarlett Johansson being cast as a transgender man, the logo for Avengers: Endgame is seen. While talking about Rust likely being canceled due to Alec Baldwin accidentally shooting and killing an actress with a prop gun, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used.
*"Top 10 Most Rumored MCU Appearances" ranks Mephisto at #10, Captain Britain at #9, The Thunderbolts at #8, Nova at #7, Namor at #6, the Young Avengers at #5, Miles Morales at #4, Reed Richards at #3, Professor X and Rogue at #2, and Wolverine at #1. Footage from WandaVision, Avengers: Endgame, Black Widow, The Falcon and The Winter Soldier, Avengers: Infinity War, Guardians of the Galaxy, Hawkeye, Spider-Man: No Way Home, and Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness is used. Black Panther: Wakanda Forever is also mentioned. While talking about Wolverine, footage from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia is used, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright information.
*In "Top 20 Creepiest Things Caught on Dash Cam", while talking about a tornado in Vietnam, footage from an ABC News report using the video is used. While talking about the Chelyabinsk meteor, footage from Armageddon and multiple ABC News reports on the footage is used.
*In "Top 20 Moments That Made The World Stand Still", while talking about the disaster at Chernobyl Power Plant, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about the September 11th, 2001 terrorist attack, an ABC News microphone is seen.
*"Moon Knight vs The Dark Knight" has Batman winning 3-2. Footage from Moon Knight, Spider-Man, and Ultimate Spider-Man is used. This clip is also seen in the "Batman - The Ultimate Top 10 Marathon" compilation.
*In "The Origins of Morbius", Spider-Man: Homecoming is mentioned.
*"Top 20 Greatest Spider-Man Villains" ranks Shocker at #20, Rhino at #12, Carnage at #11, Kingpin at #10, Electro at #8, Sandman at #7, Vulture at #6, Mysterio at #5, Lizard at #4, Venom at #3, Doctor Octopus at #2, and Green Goblin at #1. Footage from Spider-Man: Homecoming, Spider-Man, Ultimate Spider-Man, Hawkeye, Spider-Man: Far From Home, and Spider-Man: No Way Home is used.
*In "Top 10 Worst April Fools' Pranks by Companies", while talking about Lucid Mattress' prank of the "Harambed" soon after Harambe's death, footage from an ABC News report on the gorilla's death is used. While talking about Volkswagen's prank about changing its name to Voltswagen, footage from an ABC News report on the prank is used. While talking about YouTube putting fake links leading to Rick Astley's "Never Gonna Give You Up", footage from Ralph Breaks the Internet is used.
*In "Top 23 Awkward Award Show Moments of Each Year (2000 - 2022)", while talking about the entry for 2006, Melody Thornton singing off-key during the 34th American Music Awards, the ABC logo is seen. While talking about the entry for 2011, Ricky Gervias mocking The Tourist at the 68th Golden Globe Awards, Tron: Legacy is mentioned in footage of Ricky Gervias' speech. While talking about the entry for 2013, Miguel falling into an audience member at the Billboard Music Awards, the ABC logo is seen. While talking about John Travolta mispronouncing Idina Menzel's name at the 86th Academy Awards, Menzel's role as Elsa is mentioned, with footage from Frozen being shown. While talking about La La Land being mistakenly announced as best picture instead of Moonlight at the 2017 Oscars, footage from an ABC News report is used. While talking about James Franco silencing Tommy Wiseau at the 2018 Oscars, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Will Smith slapping Chris Rock at the 2022 Oscars, footage from an ABC News report on the slap is used.
*In "Top 20 Movie Vampires", while talking about Santanico Pandemonium in From Dusk till Dawn, Santabico's transformation is described as "Hulking out".
*In "Morbius Ending Explained", footage from Spider-Man: Homecoming is used. The events of Spider-Man: Far From Home and Spider-Man: No Way Home are referenced. Thanos is also referenced.
*In "Top 20 Celebrity Reactions To South Park Parodies", while talking about Nick Jonas' reaction to the show's parody of The Jonas Brothers, the show's parody of Mickey Mouse is seen.
*"Top 10 Bruce Willis Movies" ranks Armageddon at #10, Unbreakable at #5, and The Sixth Sense at #2. An honorable mention is given to The Kid.
*In "Top 10 Biggest Grammy Controversies Ever", while talking about Marlyn Manson, Louis C.K., and Dave Chappelle being nominated at the 64th Grammy Awards, footage from an ABC News report on Chappelle's transphobic comments is used.
*In "Top 10 Movies You Can't Watch in Public", while talking about Team America World Police, the narrator says most people think of Pinocchio and the Muppets when thinking of puppets, with footage from the two movies being used.
*"Top 20 Movie Soundtracks of all Time" ranks the soundtrack from Guardians of the Galaxy at #7.
*In "Top 10 80s Songs That Got Popular Again", while talking about "Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)" by The Eurythmics, the song's use in the trailer for A Wrinkle in Time is mentioned.
*Watchmojo uploaded a video of the "Top 10 Times Power Rangers Tackled Serious Issues".
*"Top 10 Times Movie Backstabbers Got What They Deserved" ranks Scar being eaten by his own hyenas at #8.
*In "Top 22 Movie Monologues of Each Year (2000 - 2021)", footage from The Incredibles is used in the intro. While talking about the entry for 2014, Riggan Thomson's monologue to a film critic about the latter's profession in Birdman, Thomson walks past a person wearing a Spider-Man costume.
*"Top 20 LEGO Games" ranks LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean at #16 and LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga at #1. Star-Lord, Gamora, Drax the Destroyer, and Rocket Raccoon are seen in footage of LEGO Marvel Superheroes 2. 
*"Top 10 X-Men We Want to See Redeemed In The MCU" ranks Angel at #10, Darwin at #9, Nightcrawler at #8, Magik at #7, Iceman at #6, Cyclops at #5, Rogue at #4, Storm at #3, Gambit at #2, and Jean Grey at #1. Footage from Thor: Ragnarok, Doctor Strange, and Captain Marvel is also used.
*In "Top 10 Worst Celeb Reactions to Jokes About Them", while talking about Will Smith slapping Chris Rock at the 2022 Oscars, footage from G.I. Jane is used.
*In "Top 20 Things That Will Become Obsolete in the Future", while talking about animal and other meat farms, footage from Scrubs is used, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright information. While talking about paper and privacy, footage from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia is used, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright information. While talking about radio, footage from Good Morning, Vietnam is used. While talking about passwords, footage from Spider-Man: Far From Home is used. While talking about cable, Disney+ is mentioned.
*In "Top 10 Celebrity Reactions to Impressions of Themselves", while talking about Denzel Washington's reaction to Jay Pharoh's impression of him, footage from Jimmy Kimmel Live! is used. While talking about Harrison Ford's impression of Mark Hamill, Star Wars is mentioned.
*In "Top 20 Controversial Award Winners", while talking about Will Smith winning best actor at the 2022 Oscars footage from an ABC News report on the actor slapping Chris Rock shortly before the announcement is used. While talking about Casey Affleck winning best actor for Manchester by the Sea at the 2017 Oscars, footage from Jimmy Kimmel Live! is used.
*In "Top 10 Things That Are Only Illegal in America", while talking about sharing one's Netflix password being illegal in Tennessee, footage from Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl and Spider-Man: Far From Home is used, While talking about Ganeville, Georgia banning eating crawfish with a fork, footage from The Waterboy is used. During the honorable mention for the plan prohibiting United States politicians from participating in the ALS Ice Bucket challenge, Kermit the Frog is seen.
*In "Top 10 Shameless Action Movie Rip-offs", while talking about Turkish Blood, Star Wars is mentioned.
*"Top 20 Jim Carrey Performances" ranks Ebenezer Scrooge, the Ghost of Christmas Past, the Ghost of Christmas Present, and the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come from A Christmas Carol at #14.
*In "Top 10 Celebrities Who Lost It On Live TV" ranks Charlie Sheen's "tiger blood" interview with ABC News at #3. while talking about Mariah Carey's disastrous performance on New Year's Eve 2017, an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Will Smith slapping Chris Rock at the 2022 Oscars, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used.
*"What REALLY Happened After Spider-Man No Way Home" shows Doctor Octopus, Green Goblin, and Electro still dying after returning to their respective universes in Spider-Man: No Way Home.
*In "Top 20 South Park Controversies", while talking about China completing removing South Park after the episode "Band in China", the show's parodies of Winnie the Pooh and Piglet are seen. While talking about Muhammad appearing in the episodes "200" and "201", the show's parody of Mickey Mouse is seen.
*in "Top 10 Creepiest Things Found On Google Earth", while talking about the indigenous tribe on North Centennial Island, footage from an ABC News report on the tribe is used. While talking about a group of people in pigeon masks staring at the Google car, footage from Guardians of the Galaxy is used. While talking about a strange triangle found in the Australian wilderness now known to be a wind farm, footage from Spider-Man: Far From Home is used.
*In "Top 10 TV Shows About Serial Killers", during the honorable mention given to The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story, ABC is mentioned in the copyright.
*"Top 20 Greatest Movies Of The 2000s" ranks Iron Man at #10. Footage from Avengers: Endgame is also used. Footage from The Incredibles is used in the intro when mentioning that animated movies would not be included on the list.
*"Top 10 Companies That Came Back From the Dead" ranks Marvel Comics at #2. Footage from The Avengers is used. While talking about Hostess, footage from an ABC News report on the merger is used. While talking LEGO, the company's merger with Star Wars is mentioned.
*"Top 10 Fan Castings That Actually Came True" ranks Benedict Cumberbatch as Doctor Strange at #10, Vincent D'Onofrio as Kingpin at #8, John Burnthal as Punisher in The Punisher at #6, Temuera Morrison as Boba Fett at #5, Samuel L. Jackson as Nick Fury at #5, and Rosario Dawson as Ahsoka Tano at #3. Footage from Doctor Strange, Avengers: Infinity War, Captain America: The Winter Soldier, and The Mandalorian is used.
*"Top 10 Times Actors Spoiled Their Upcoming Projects" ranks Rodrigo Martin (the Spanish voice actor) spoiling Pietro Maximoff's appearance in WandaVision at #8, Mark Ruffalo accidentally live-streaming the first 20 minutes of Thor: Ragnarok at #2, and Tom Holland revealing Spider-Man's death in Avengers: Infinity War at #1.
*In "Top 20 Most Dangerous American Cities To Live In", while talking about Witchita, Kanas, footage from Tombstone is used. While talking about Indianapolis, Indiana, footage from an ABC News report of a plan to combat the violence is used. while talking about Oakland, California, an ABC News report on a plan to counteract the violence in the city is used. while talking about San Bernedino, California, footage of an ABC News report on gang violence in the city is used. While talking about Baltimore, Maryland, footage from a ABC News report on a murder in the city is used.
*In a video making fun of the low review scores on Rotten Tomatoes for Morbius, the poster for Spider-Man: No Way Home is seen.
*In "Top 10 Cold Cases Solved with DNA", while talking about the murder of Sherri Rasmussen, which was solved by fingerprints on a beer can, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Lonnie David Franklin, Jr., being arrested with a DNA sample taken from his pizza at a restaurant, footage from an ABC News report on the case is used.
*"Top 10 Times Movie Villains Got What They Deserved" ranks Scar being eaten by his own hyenas in The Lion King at #8 and Thanos getting snapped away by Iron Man in Avengers: Endgame at #4.
*In "Top 10 Most Underappreciated Voice Actors", while talking about Jess Harnell, his role in Lady and the Tramp II: Scamp's Adventure is mentioned. while talking about Candi Milo, her role in Aladdin is mentioned. While talking about David Kaye, his role as Duckworth in DuckTales (2017) is mentioned. While talking about Keith Ferguson, his roles as the Robot Chicken parodies of Lightning McQueen and Han Solo are mentioned.
*"Top 10 Gilbert Gottfried Moments" ranks his role as Iago in Aladdin at #1. Footage from The Return of Jafar and Diamond in the Rough is also used.
*In "The True Story of Nirvana", the use of a cover of the band's song "Smells Like Teen Spirit" in the opening credits of Black Widow is mentioned, with footage from the film being used.
*"Top 20 Best Fighting Games of All Time" ranks Marvel vs. Capcom 2: New Age of Heroes at #2. Sora is seen in footage of Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.
*In "Top 10 90s Fashion Fails", while talking about JNCO jeans, footage from Fresh Off the Note is used. While talking about sagging jeans, footage from American Idol is used, While talking about "Jorts", footage from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia is used.
*WatchMojo uploaded "Top 10 Cringiest Power Rangers Moments".
*In "Top 10 Worst Apologies From Actors" while talking about Lena Dunham apologizing for defending Murray Miller against sexual assault accusations, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Kevin Hart's non-apology for insensitive comments towards the LGBTQ+ community, footage from an ABC News report on the apology is used. while talking about Louis C.K.'s apology for sexual misconduct accusations, footage from an ABC News report on the apology is used. While talking about Mel Gibson's apology for anti-semitic comments he made while drunk, footage from an ABC News interview with the actor is used. While talking about Mel Gibson's apology for abusive behavior towards his daughter, footage from an ABC News report on the behavior is used. while talking about Will Smith's apology for slapping Chris Rock at the 2022 Oscars, footage from a ABC News report on the slap is used.
*"Top 10 Movie Mistakes Spotted By Fans" ranks an extra that can be seen dressed as a cowboy in Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl at #9.
*"Top 10 Fairy Tale Movies That Left Out The Craziest Part" ranks the devil's mirror from "The Snow Queen" being left out of Frozen at #10, Snow White being seven in the original fairy tale while she is 14 in Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs at #6, Anastasia Tremaine cutting her foot being removed from Cinderella at #5, Ariel's agonizing pain being removed from The Little Mermaid at #4, Rapunzel's mother blinding the prince being left out of Tangled at #2, and the Princess having babies being left out of Sleeping Beauty at #1.
*"Top 10 Pixar and Dreamworks Movie Copycats" ranks The Wild (which copied Madagascar), at #10, Cargo (a rip-off of Cars) at #8, Flushed Away and Ratatouille (both films with rats as main characters) at #8, Izzie's Way Home (a rip-off of Finding Dory) at #5, The Secret Life of Pets being inspired by Toy Story at #4, Turbo being inspired by Cars at #4, The Good Dinosaur being set in prehistoric times, like The Croods at #3, Shark Tale being inspired by Finding Nemo at #2, and Antz and A Bug's Life at #1.
*In "Top 20 Famous People Who Were Blacklisted by Hollywood", while talking about Shia LaBeouf, footage from Even Stevens is used. While talking about Thora Birch, footage from Hocus Pocus is used. While talking about Isiah Washington and Katherine Higel, footage from Grey's Anatomy is used. While talking about Megan Fox, footage from Jimmy Kimmel Live! is used. While talking about Kathy Griffin, footage from Hannah Montana is used. While talking about James Wood, footage from Hercules is used. While talking about Bill Cosby, footage from an ABC News report on Cosby's conviction is used.
*In "Top 10 Board Games That Destroy Friendships", while talking about Monopoly, footage from Black-ish is used.
*"Top 20 Banned TV Episodes" ranks "Prom-ises, Prom-ises" at #5, due to sexual content. While talking about the "Conflict" episode of Mister Roger's Neighborhood, footage from The Day After is used. While talking about the Family Guy episode "Partial Terms of Endearment", it is mentioned that the episode is absent from Disney+. While talking about "Stark-Raving Dad" from The Simpsons, it is mentioned that the episode is not on Disney+.
*In "Top 10 Unsolved Mysteries About the Human Body", while talking about breasts, footage from Jimmy Kimmel Live! is used.
*"The Best Unscripted Moments From Thor: Ragnarok" consists of Thor and Korg's conversation at the weapons rack, the post-credits scene between the Grandmaster and the revolutionaries, the deleted scene of the Grandmaster's hand signals, Thor's snake story, "Get help", Thor calling Hulk "a friend from work."
*In "Top 10 Times Famous People had Their Identities Stolen", while talking about Jennifer Anniston, Anne Hathaway and others getting their credit card information stolen, footage from an ABC News report is used.
*In "Top 10 Times Batman Got Superpowers", while talking about Batman gaining echolocation while losing his eyesight, footage from Daredevil is used. While talking about Batman gaining the powers of a genie, footage from Aladdin is used. This clip is also seen in the "Batman - The Ultimate Top 10 Marathon" compilation.
*In "Top 10 Normal Social Media Posts with Disturbing Backstories" while talking about Gypsy Rose announcing the fact that she murdered her mother on her social media, footage from an ABC News report on Rose is used.
*In "Top 10 Celebrity Reactions to Memes About Them", while talking about Tom Holland's reaction to memes saying he always looks like he has a frog in his mouth, footage from Spider-Man: Homecoming is used. While talking about the "Sad Keanu" meme, a meme showing Keanu Reeves next to Iron Man is shown.
*In "The Origins of Jane Foster's Thor", footage from Thor: The Dark World, Avengers Assemble, Thor: Ragnarok, Thor: Love and Thunder, Avengers: Endgame, and "What If... Thor Were an Only Child?" is used.
*"Top 10 TV Shows Actors Are Ashamed Of" ranks Billy Ray Cyrus regretting Hannah Montana at #9 and Evangeline Lilly regretting Lost at #8. While talking about Johnny Depp regretting 21 Jump Street, Depp's role as Jack Sparrow is mentioned. While talking about Katherine Higel regretting Grey's Anatomy, ABC is mentioned in the copyright.
*In "Top 20 Funniest Stoner Comedies", while talking about Ted, when mentioning the titular teddy bear's smoking habits, the narrator says Winnie the Pooh has never been seen doing it. While talking about Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back, it is mentioned that the View Askewniverse came before the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
*In "Top 20 Inspirational Autistic People", while talking about Owen Suskind, an ABC News on Suskind is used. It is mentioned that Suskind likes Disney movies, with footage from Aladdin and The Little Mermaid being used. while talking about Alexis Whineman, footage from an ABC News report on Whineman is used. While talking about Susan Boyle, an ABC News report on Boyle is used. While talking about Daryl Hannah, footage from Splash and an ABC News interview with Hannah is used.
*In "Top 10 Times The World Was On The Brink Of War", while talking about the Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2022, footage from an ABC News report on the invasion is used.
*"Top 10 Saddest Deaths in Animated Superhero Movies" ranks Tadashi Hamada at #2. An honorable mention is given Evelyn Deavor and Winston Deavor's parents.
*In "Top 20 Best Kenny Deaths In South Park", while talking about Kenny dying via the titular method in the episode "Spontaneous Combustion", the narrator says Kenny and the other victims "weren't snapped away by Thanos". This clip is also seen in "The Biggest, Ballsiest South Park-Athon".
*"Top 10 Worst Horror Movie Plot Twists" ranks the aliens' weakness being water in Signs at #4.
*In "Top 10 Actors Who Refuse To Do Nude Scenes", while talking about Zendaya, footage from Spider-Man: Homecoming is used, Her time on Disney Channel is also mentioned. While talking about Neal McDonough, footage from Scoundrels is used, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright information. While talking about Julia Roberts, footage from Pretty Woman is used.
*In "Actors That Didn't Age Right", footage from Avengers: Endgame is used during Paul Rudd's section.
*"Top 20 Greatest Nicolas Cage Moments" ranks the "cut me some slack" rant from The Rock at #20, Benjamin Gates making a scene at Buckingham Palace in National Treasure: Book of Secrets at #19. Memphis Rain dancing to "Low Rider" from Gone in 60 Seconds at #15, and Cameron Poe's fight over the stuffed bunny in Con Air at #7.
*In "10 Nuclear Disasters You've Never Heard Of", while talking about the meltdown at the nuclear power plant on Three Mile Island in Pennsylvanian, footage from an ABC News interview with a witness on the incident is used.
*In "Top 10 Banned Kids TV Episodes", "Ready for the Bettys" from Phineas and Ferb ranks at #9, which was banned due to a copyright issue with the real-life band of the same name. "Minnie Takes Care of Pluto" from Mickey Mouse Works ranks at #5, which was banned because it depicted the Devil.
*In "Top 10 Craziest Things Miguel Angel Felix Gallardo Has Done", while talking about Gallardo starting the Guadalajara Cartel, footage from a National Geographic documentary on the cartel is used. While talking about Gallardo splitting up the Guadalajar Cartel, footage from an ABC News report on one of the branched cartels is used.
*In "Top 20 Unsolved Historical Mysteries", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video. While talking about the recipe for Coca-Cola, footage from a ABC News report on the recipe is used. While talking about Area 51, footage from a ABC News report on the recipe is used. This clip is also seen in the "SECRETS That Will NEVER Be REVEALED..." compilation.
*In "Top 10 Times Mysterious Things Washed Up On Beaches", while talking about World War II-era love letters, footage from an ABC News report on the letters is used. While talking about a giant LEGO figure, footage from an ABC News report on the figure is used.
*In "Top 20 Greatest Casino Scams Of All Time", while talking about a New York gang using chips from different tables to make bets, footage from an ABC News report on the scam is used. While talking about the tran origination using their previous dealing experience to rig decks, footage from an ABC News report on the scam is used. While talking about Tommy Carmichael using devices to trick slot machines, Disneyland is mentioned in footage of an interview with Carmichael.
*In "Top 10 Best Innovations of the Century (So Far)" (published April 26, 2022), while talking about streaming services, Big Hero 6 is seen on the Netflix homepage. Durning the honorable mention for retinal implants, footage from an ABC News report on the technology is used.
*In "Top 10 Craziest Things We Know About Nicolas Cage", while talking about him being related to Francis from Coppola, footage from National Treasure: Book of Secrets is used. While talking about wanting to be buried in an Egyptian tomb and his treasure-hunting hobby, footage from National Treasure is used.
*In "The Untold Story of Johnny Depp and Amber Heard", the claim that Deep injured his hand on the set of Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales is mentioned.
*In "Top 20 Best Adult Swim Shows Ever", while talking about Robot Chicken, a sketch involving Scrooge McDuck is mentioned.
*In "Top 10 Secret Rich People Clubs That Actually Exist", while talking about the Core Club, footage from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia is used, with ABC being mentioned the copyright.
*In "Top 100 Movie Villains of All Time Trailer", Ursula is seen.
*"Top 10 Most Violent Superhero Shows Ever" ranks Daredevil at #6 and The Punisher at #3.
*In "Top 10 Most Controversial Sitcom Episodes Ever", "Prom-ises, Prom-ises" from Boy Meets World ranks at #8, due to its references to sex. While talking about "The Puppy Episode" from Ellen (which was controversial at the time for its then-taboo depiction of LGBTQ+ people), ABC is mentioned.
*In "The Untold Story of the Crypto King", it is mentioned that two of Gerald Cotten's "cold wallets" were named after C-3PO and R2-D2. Splash Mountain is seen in footage of a YouTube video investigating Cotten's disappearance.
*In "Top 10 Times Public Figures Got Arrested for Murder" while talking about Suge Knight, footage from an ABC News report on Knight is used. While talking about Oscar Pistorius, footage from an ABC News report on Pistorius is used. While talking about Aaron Hernandez, footage from an ABC News report on Hernandez is used. During the honorable mention given to Michael Jace, footage from an ABC News report on Jace is used. While talking about O. J. Simpson, footage from an ABC News report on O.J. Simpson's trial is used.
*In "Top 10 Times South Park Roasted Public Figures", the show's parodies of Winnie the Pooh and Piglet are seen.
*"Top 10 Worst Things Doctor Strange Has Done" ranks erasing people's memories in Spider-Man: No Way Home at #10, his treatment of Christine Palmer at #8, not saving Doctor Octopus, Electro, Sandman, and Green Goblin in Spider-Man: No Way Home at #4, and turning evil in "[[What If... " at #1. Footage from Doctor Strange, Avengers: Age of Ultron, and What If...? is also used. 
*"Top 100 Movie Villains of All Time" (published April 29, 2022) ranks Syndrome at #97, Lots-o'-Huggin' Bear at #90, Elijah Price at #88, Davy Jones at #85, Shere Khan at #81, Judge Doom at #76, Erik Killmonger at #70, Palpatine at #62, Ursula at #59, Green Goblin at #56, the Evil Queen at #54, Captain Hook at #39, Maleficent at #34, Cruella De Vil at #24, Doctor Octopus at #20, Scar at #18, Thanos at #10, and Darth Vader at #1. While talking about Anton Shergur, Javier Bardem's role as Captain Salazar is mentioned.
*In "Top 20 Ridiculous 2000s Music Videos", Lightsabers are seen in the music video for "Pork and Beans" by Weezer. While talking about "Get Back" by Ludacris, the rapper is said to be "smashing walls and mailboxes in a way that might send the Incredible Hulk running".
*"Top 10 Happy Meal Toy Fails" ranks hockey pucks based on Mighty Ducks at #5 and the girls set of toys for The Amazing Spider-Man 2 at #2. While talking about the American Idol MP3 player, footage from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia is used, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright information. While talking about the McDonald's hand puppets, footage from Pinocchio is used. While talking about the Zizzle Iz, the toys are compared to "emaciated Mr. Potato Heads crying out for help". While talking about the tickle feather sponge, footage from an ABC News report on the toy is used.
*In "The Troubled Story of Marvel Comics", the Marvel Cinematic Universe and Star Wars are referenced. Footage from The Avengers, Thor: Ragnarok, Ms. Marvel, and Avengers: Endgame is used.
*"Top 10 Most Cursed Movie Roles" ranks Anakin Skywalker at #9 and Snow White at #5.
*"Top 20 Exact Moments That Killed TV Shows" ranks the cork in the finale off Lost at #2. While talking about season 9 of Scrubs and Glenn's death in the season 6 finale of The Walking Dead, ABC is mentioned in the copyright.
*Watchmojo uploaded "Top 10 Power Rangers Moments That Have Aged Badly".
*In "Top 10 Movies Based on Real Unsolved Mysteries", while talking about The Strangers being similar to the killing of Glenda Sharp, her two children, and a family friend, footage from an ABC News report on the quadruple murder is used. While talking about The Mothman Prophecies being based on its titular creature, footage from an ABC News report on the cryptic is used.
*In "Top 10 Scariest Real Life Creatures You've Never Heard Of", National Geographic footage is used during multiple entries. While talking about the visored bat, footage from one of the Family Guy Star Wars parody episodes is used. While talking about the Asian giant hornet, footage from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia is used, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright information. While talking about the shoebill stork, the bird is compared to a prehistoric Muppet.
*In "Top 10 Reasons NFTs Are Hated", while talking about celebrity endorsements, footage from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia is used, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright information.
*"Top 10 Movies No One Will Let You Criticize" ranks Avengers: Endgame at #4.
*"Top 10 People Who Hated Their Own Biopics" ranks Julian Assange's disapproval of The Fifth Estate at #9. Footage from an ABC News interview with Assange is used. While talking about Joan Crawford's disapproval of Feud, footage from an ABC News interview with Crawford is used.
*"Top 10 Times Movie Villains Celebrated Too Early" ranks the convicts from Con Air at #10, Scar from The Lion King at #5, Thanos in Avengers: Endgame at #3. Jafar receives an honorable mention. 
*In "Top 10 Most Controversial Court Cases of All Time", while talking about the State of Florida vs. George Zimmerman, footage from an ABC News report on the trail is used. While talking about the People vs. O. J. Simpson, footage from an ABC News report on the trail is used.
*"Top 10 Best Doctor Strange Fight Scenes" ranks the fight on the astral plan at #10, the fight against the Zealots at #7, Doctor Strange and Hulk's fight against Agamotto in Avengers Assemble at #6, Thanos' struggle for the Time Stone in Avengers: Infinity War at #5, the Guardians of the Multiverse's fight against Ultron in "What If... The Watcher Broke His Oath?" at #3, the fight against Spider-Man in Spider-Man: No Way Home at #2, and the fight between the good and evil Doctor Strange in "What If... Doctor Strange Lost His Heart Instead of His Hands?" at #1. 
*In "Top 10 Actors Who Played Both Superheroes and Supervillains", Idris Elba ranks at #9 for his roles as Heimdall in the Marvel Cinematic Universe and Bloodsport in The Suicide Squad. Kurt Russell ranks at #8, for his roles as The Commander in Sky High and Ego the Living Planet in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2. Michael B. Jordan ranks at #5, for his roles as the Human Torch in 2015's Fantastic Four and Erik Killmonger in Black Panther. Michelle Pfeiffer ranks at #3, for her roles as Catwoman in Batman Returns and Janet Van Dyne in Ant-Man and the Wasp. Josh Brolin ranks at #2, for his roles as Johan Hex in the film of the same name, Cable in Deadpool 2, and Thanos in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Michael Keaton ranks at #1, for his roles as Batman in the 1989 film and Vulture in Spider-Man: Homecoming.
*"Top 20 Best Star Wars Video Games" ranks Star Wars Battlefront II at #17, Star Wars: Squadrons at #12, Vader Immortal at #6, LEGO Star Wars The Skywalker Saga at #5, and Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order at #4.
*"Top 10 Best Darth Vader Kills" ranks the Rebels above Skariff in Rogue One at #2.
*"Top 10 Star Wars Moments That Made Us Cry" ranks Ahsoka Tano leaving the Jedi Order from Star Wars: The Clone Wars at #8, Luke Skywalker sacrificing himself in Star Wars: The Last Jedi at #7, 99's death in Star Wars: The Clone Wars at #6, Ahsoka Tano's experience with Order 66 in Star Wars: The Clone Wars at #5, Han Solo's death in Star Wars: The Force Awakens at #4. Honorable mentions are given to the destruction of Skariff in Rogue One and Leia Organa's death in Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker.
*In "Top 20 Reboots and Remakes That No One Asked For", while talking about The Mummy (2017), the Marvel Cinematic Universe is referenced. While talking about Robin Hood (2016), footage from the Disney film is used.
*In "Top 10 Unscripted Mike Myers Moments", while talking about Austin Powers telling the audience not to think too hard about the time travel logic in Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me, Watchmojo's homepage is shown, with their Easter eggs video for the third episode of Moon Knight is seen as one of the videos, with Black Panther being seen in the thumbnail.
*"Top 10 Best Fights in Animated Superhero Movies" ranks the Incredibles' fight against the Omnidroid v.10 in The Incredibles at #10 and Big Hero 6's fight against Yokai in Big Hero 6 at #7.
*"Top 20 Johnny Depp Performances" ranks the Mad Hatter as seen in Alice in Wonderland (2010) and Alice Through the Looking Glass at #16 and Jack Sparrow at #1. Footage from Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End and Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl is used.
*"Superhero Origins: America Chavez" uses footage from Marvel Rising, Hawkeye, Black Panther, WandaVision, Spider-Man: No Way Home, and Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness.
*In "The 10 Most Disturbing Scientific Discoveries Ever", while talking about climate change, footage from a National Geographic production on the phenomenon is used.
*In "Top 10 Debunked Movie Myths", while talking about the size of grenade explosions, footage from Captain America: The First Avenger and Black Panther is used. While talking about walking away from explosions, footage from Iron Man is used.
*Watchmojo uploaded a video explaining the ending of Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness.
*"Top 10 Things You Missed in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness" ranks multiple callbacks to "What If... Zombies!?" at #10, Christine Palmer using items that Doctor Strange failed to in the first film at #9, the fight against Gargantos being similar to a comic storyline at #8, a quote from Avengers: Infinity War being reused at #7, Doctor Strange's third eye granting him the powers the Eye of Agamotto did in the comics at #6, Clea might start a relationship with Doctor Strange at #5, Bruce Campbell's character being references to Sam Raimi's Spider-Man trilogy and the Evil Dead franchise at #4, the Illumanti killing a version of Doctor Strange that caused an incursion being similar to a comic storyline at #3, the symbolic use of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs at #2, and the references to incursions possibly signifying the start of bringing in the FOX movies at #1. Honorable mentions are given to an alternate version of Christine Palmer revealing Mysterio was right to call the Marvel Cinematic Universe Earth-616 in Spider-Man: Far From Home, Doctor Strange and Wong using a spell to hold down Gargantos that was similar to the spell used to hold down Ultron in "What If... The Watcher Broke His Oath?", Scarlet Witch destroying the Illuminati's Ultron bots being a callback to Avengers: Age of Ultron, Doctor Strange rejecting a fan selfie being the inverse of Hulk accepting one in Avengers: Endgame, and Oswald the Lucky Rabbit's second MCU shoutout after being an easter egg in Loki.
*"Top 20 Celebrity Reaction to Family Guy Parodies" ranks George Lucas' reaction to the show's "Laugh It Up, Fuzzball" trilogy, which is a parody of Star Wars, at #10. While talking about Willem Dafoe's reaction to the joke of him hiding under Stewie's crib, Dafoe's role as Green Goblin is mentioned.
*In "Top 10 Revelations In The Johnny Depp Amber Heard Trial", Depp's role as Jack Sparrow is mentioned.
*In "Top 20 Most Controversial Reality Shows Ever", while talking about Are You Hot?, the ABC logo is seen.
*"What Comes Next After Doctor Strange Multiverse of Madness" attempts to predict the future of the MCU. Footage from Doctor Strange, WandaVision, Loki, Spider-Man: No Way Home, and Hawkeye is used. Fantastic Four is also mentioned.
*"Top 10 Comic Book Superheroes Who Use Magic" ranks Kid Loki at #6, Scarlet Witch at #3, and Doctor Strange at #1. Footage from Loki, WandaVision, and Doctor Strange is used. Thanos and Avengers: Infinity War are also mentioned.
*In "Top 10 WatchMojo Lists That Don't Exist Anymore", while talking about "Top 5 Facts About Bath Salts", footage from an ABC News report on the drug is used. while talking about "Top 10 Emojis to Up Your Sexting Game", footage from Scrubs is used. While talking about "Top 10 Dangerous Internet Challenges", footage from an ABC News report on an internet challenge where people throw themselves into grocery store displays is shown. These references are also seen in "The Best of the Worst of WatchMojo".
*In "Top 20 Celebrity Reactions to South Park Parodies", while talking about Nick Jonas, the show's parody of Mickey Mouse is seen. This clip is also seen in "The Biggest, Ballsiest South Park-Athon".
*"Top 20 Superhero Movies of ALL TIME" (published May 8, 2022) ranks Guardians of the Galaxy at #17, Captain America: The Winter Soldier at #15, Thor: Ragnarok at #13, Captain America: Civil War at #12, Spider-Man: No Way Home at #11, The Avengers at #10, Avengers: Endgame at #7, Iron Man at #6, Black Panther at #4, and Avengers: Infinity War at #2.
*In "Top 10 Ridiculed Inventions That Became Successful", footage from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia is used in the intro. While talking about the fork, footage from Pretty Woman is used.
*In "Jim Carrey vs Adam Sandler", footage from The Waterboy is used.
*Watchmojo uploaded a breakdown of the trailer for Avatar: The Way of Water. Avatar: Flight of Passage is mentioned in the video.
*In "Top 10 Kendrick Lamar Guest Verses", Electro and Andrew Garfield's Spider-Man are seen.
*"Top 10 Multiverse Movies" ranks Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness at #6 and Spider-Man: No Way Home at #3. Spider-Man: Homecoming and Spider-Man: Far From Home are also mentioned.
*In "Top 20 Celebrity Rags to Riches stories", while talking about Guy Laliberté, footage from an ABC News interview with Laliberté is used. While talking about Oprah Winfrey, footage from an ABC News interview with Winfrey is used.
*"Top 10 Times Superheroes Fought Versions of Themselves" ranks Vision vs White Vision in WandaVision at #7, President Loki vs the other Lokis in Loki at #6, Doctor Strange vs his evil counterpart in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness at #3, and 2023 Captain America vs 2012 Captain America in Avengers: Endgame at #1. Footage from Spider-Man: No Way Home is used in the intro.
*In "Top 20 Video Game Characters Based On Celebrities", while talking about the titular prince in Prince of Persia: Warrior Within being designed after Jared Leto, footage from Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time is used. While talking about M. Bison from Street Fighter being based off Mike Tyson, footage from an ABC News interview with Tyson is used.
*"Top 10 Most Powerful Doctor Strange Moments" ranks stalling Thanos in Avengers: Infinity War at #10, Strange Supreme defeating another version of himself in "What If... Doctor Strange Lost His Heart Instead of His Hands?" at #8, trapping Dormammu in a time loop in Doctor Strange at #6, holding back the multiverse in Spider-Man: No Way Home at #4, zombie dreamwalking in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness at #2, and Strange Supreme swallowing Infinity Ultron's attack in "What If... The Watcher Broke His Oath?" at #1.
*In "Top 10 Craziest Accents In Movies", while talking about Margot Robbie's American accent for her role as Naomi Lapaglia in The Wolf of Wall Street, footage from an ABC News interview with Robbie is used. While talking about Robert Downey Jr.'s Australian accent for his role as Wayne Gale in Natural Born Killers, his role as Iron Man is mentioned.
*Watchmojo uploaded "Top 10 Times Power Rangers Characters Actually Died".
*"Top 10 Horror Movie Examples of the Mandela Effect", the #3 entry is "I see white people" from Scary Movie, a parody of "I see dead people" from The Sixth Sense, footage of which is shown.
*In "Top 10 Celebrity Reactions to the Johnny Depp Amber Heard Trial", while talking about Bill Burr, footage from one of Burr's appearances on Jimmy Kimmel Live! is used. while talking about Russel Brand, Depp's role as Jack Sparrow is mentioned. While talking about Joe Rogan, Disney is mentioned in a clip from Rogan's podcast.
*In "Top 20 Greatest Anime Crossovers", the narrator calls Ifini-T Force "the Avengers of Tatsunoko Productions".
*In "Top 10 WatchMojo Lists That Had To Be Censored", while talking about "Top 10 Movies Ruined by MythBusters", footage from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia is used, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright information. While talking about "Top 10 Most Dangerous Kids Toys Ever Made", footage from Hannah Montana is used. These references are also seen in "The Best of the Worst of WatchMojo".
*"Top 20 Best Unscripted MCU Movie Moments" ranks "Move the leg" from Captain America: Civil War and the hug in Spider-Man: Homecoming at #20, Tony Stark and Nebula playing paper football in Avengers: Endgame at #19, Yelena Belova criticizing the pose in Black Widow at #18, "The hand" from Ant-Man at #17, Doctor Strange's hesitation in casting the spell to make everyone forget Peter Parker in Spider-Man: No Way Home at #16, Thor hanging Mjolnir on a coat rack in Thor: The Dark World at #15, the snake story from Thor: Ragnarok at #14, Vision's death in Avengers: Infinity War at #13, "I love you guys" from Spider-Man: No Way Home at #12, "Get help" from Thor: Ragnarok at #11, "Liar" from Avengers: Endgame at #10, Peggy Carter touching Steve Rogers' chest in Captain America: The First Avenger at #9, "B***h please you've been to space" from Spider-Man: Far From Home at #8, Nick Fury checking the Skrull's nether region in Captain Marvel at #7, the Beyoncé reference in Doctor Strange at #6, "Hey auntie" from Black Panther at #5, Spider-Man's final words in Avengers: Infinity War at #4, "Why is Gamora" from Avengers: Infinity War at #3, "A friend from work" in Thor: Ragnarok at #2, and "I am Iron Man" from Iron Man at #1.
*In "Top 20 Coolest Creatures From Norse Mythology", while talking about Gullinbursti, footage from Thor and Thor: Ragnarok is used. While talking about Sleipnir, footage from Thor is used. While talking about Jötnier, footage from Thor is used.
*In "Top 10 Music Myths Debunked", while talking about "windowing", footage from a commercial for the VHS and DVD release of Finding Nemo is used. While talking about the exaggerated importance of reality competition shows, footage from Hannah Montana is used.
*In "Top 10 Times Aliens Were Caught on Camera", footage from Signs is used in the intro.
*In "Top 5 Diabolical Details In The Boys Season 3 Trailer", footage from Avengers: Age of Ultron is used.
*In "Top 10 Moments From the Johnny Depp and Amber Heard Trial That Broke the Internet", while talking about Heard's claim Depp owns a jar of c*caine, it is mentioned that many internet users edited the moment together with the jar of dirt scene from Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest, which is shown. It is mentioned that Depp lost his fingertip while filming Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales.
*In "Top 20 WTF Moments From The Boys", while talking about the baby with laser vision from the episode "Good for the Soul", the baby is compared to Jack-Jack Parr. This clip is also seen in "Te Boys: A Deep Dive".
*"Top 20 Roles Recast With Different Actors" ranks Daredevil at #20, Hulk/Bruce Banner at #12, and Spider-Man/Peter Parker at #8. Footage from Daredevil, Spider-Man: No Way Home, and The Avengers is used. While talking about Magneto, the MCU is mentioned.
*In "Top 10 Ancient Sunken Cities Discovered in the Deep Sea", footage from National Geographic Partners is used.
*"Top 10 Actors Who Exceeded Expectations in Big Roles" ranks Robert Downey Jr. as Iron Man at #2. While talking about John Goodman's role as Howard in 10 Cloverfield Lane, his role in O Brother, There Art Thou is mentioned. While talking about Heath Ledger's role as the Joker in The Dark Knight, footage from 10 Things I Hate About You is used.
*Watchmojo uploaded "Top 10 She-Hulk Trailer Questions And Answers". Footage from Avengers: Endgame, Hulk and the Agents of S.M.A.S.H., Daredevil, Spider-Man: No Way Home, and Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings is also used.
*In "Top 20 Dumbest Reality TV Show Ideas", while talking about Are You Hot?, the ABC logo is seen.
*"She-Hulk Dating Danger" edits a clip from Futurama into the trailer for She-Hulk: Attorney at Law.
*In "Top 10 Craziest Celebrity Court Cases", while talking about Anna Nicole Smith suing for her alleged inheritance of Howard Marshall's oil tycoon, footage from an ABC News report on the court case is used. While talking about Jussie Smollett being sued for faking a hate crime, footage from an ABC News report on the faked hate crime is used. While talking about Harvey Weinstein being sued for sexual misconduct, footage from an ABC News report on the trail is used. while talking about Michael Jackson being sued for sexual misconduct, footage from an ABC News report on the trail is used. while talking about O.J. Simpson's murder trail, footage from an ABC News report on the trail is used.
*"Top 20 Worst Superhero Castings Ever" ranks Isabelle Cornish as Crystal Amaquelin in Inhumans at #16 and Finn Jones as Danny Rand/Iron Fist in Iron Fist at #9. While talking about Eric Bana as Hulk in the 2003 film, Bana's version is negatively compared to Mark Ruffalo's depiction of the character, with footage from The Avengers being used. While talking Jennifer Garner as Elektra in Daredevil, footage from the formerly Netflix series is used. While talking about David Hasselhoff as Nick Fury in Nick Fury: Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D., Hasselhoff's version is negatively compared to Samuel L. Jackson's depiction of the character, with footage from Iron Man 2 being used.
*"Top 10 Best Fan Made Movie Trailers of All Time" ranks JohnCarterFilms' trailer for John Carter at #8.
*"Top 20 Tiny MCU Details You Probably Missed" Ranks Hank Pym and Howard Stark on the mural of scientists in Spider-Man: No Way Home at #20, Thor Odinson's Donald Blake is being a reference to the comics at #19, War Machine having a tally of the drones he destroyed during Avengers: Age of Ultron in Captain America: Civil War at #18, the ring Sersi gives Dave Whitman in Eternals having Black Knight's logo at #17, the mural in the opening scene of Guardians of the Galaxy revealing the Infinity Stones at #16, various cast member from Community appearing at #15 (with footage from Captain America: The Winter Soldier and Spider-Man: Homecoming being used), the Human Torch's suit appearing in Captain America: The First Avenger at #14, nods to various films with Asian protagonists in Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings at #13, Hulk's scar in Thor: Ragnarok at #12, Liz Allan appearing on a magazine cover in Spider-Man: No Way Home at #11, a character losing an arm in every Phase 2 film being a reference to Star Wars at #10, Captain America's list in Captain America: The Winter Soldier being different in various parts of the world at #9, Tobias Füke appearing in Avengers: Infinity War at #8, various Easter eggs in the Collector's collection in Guardians of the Galaxy at #7, Nick Fury's fake tombstone in Captain America: The Winter Soldier containing a quote from Pulp Fiction at #6, the Ten Rings' logo appearing in Ant-Man at #5, Thor Odinson losing his eye being foreshadowed in the mural in Thor: Ragnarok at #4, A113 appearing in The Avengers and WandaVision at #3, the music during the logo in Avengers: Endgame only using half the instruments at #2, and Captain America's shield appearing in Iron Man at #1. Footage from Toy Story is also used.
*In "Top 100 Useless Facts You Don't Need To Know", footage from Gravity Falls is used in the intro. Fact #10 is that Fa Mulan has the highest kill count of any Disney character, with footage from Mulan being used. Fact #17 is that Woody's full name is "Sheriff Woody Pride", with footage from Toy Story 2 being used. During Fact #40, that Mr. Potato Head used to be made of actual potatoes, footage from Toy Story is used. Fact #55 is that George Barrett changed his name to "Captain Fantastic Faster than Superman Spiderman Batman Wolverine The Hulk and the Flash Combined!" Fact #84 is that Jim Hanks fills in for Tom Hanks as the voice of Woody in video games, with footage from Kingdom Hearts III being used. During Fact #98, cannibalism being technically legal in the United States, footage from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia is used, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright information.
*"Top 10 Best Unscripted Video Game Moments" ranks the "child flight" glitch from LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga at #8.
*In "Top 10 TV Examples of the Mandela Effect", while talking about "Heigh yo Sliver!" from The Lone Ranger being misremembered as "Heigh ho Sliver!", footage from the Disney film and Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs is used.
*"Top 10 Times Superheroes Broke Their No Kill Rule" ranks Jessica Jones killing Kilgrave in Jessica Jones at 7. While talking about Matt Murdock killing Bullseye in Daredevil Vol 1 #1, footage from Daredevil is used. While talking about Spider-Man killing the Finisher in The Amazing Spider-Man #5, footage from Spider-Man: No Way Home is used.
*"Top 20 Best Movie Ending Songs" ranks "Iron Man" by Black Sabbath, which was used to end Iron Man, at #20.
*In "Top 10 Weird Things Everyone Finds Strangely Satisfying", while talking about soap shaving and popping bubble wrap, footage from Scrubs is used, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright information. While talking about stepping on icy puddles, the narrator tells to "proceed with caution before embracing [their] inner Elsa", with footage from Frozen being used. While talking about hot knives cutting through objects, the narrator says one can "wield a mini-Lightsaber". While talking about peeling PVA glue off one's fingers, footage from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia is used, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright information.
*In "Top 10 Most Amazing Real Life Artifacts", while talking about the Lomekwi stone tools, footage from a National Geographic production on the discovery of the tools is used.
*"Top 10 Games That Had to Censor Themselves" ranks Rainbow Mika's victory animation in Street Fighter V where she slaps her butt having to be censored for a tournament hosted by ESPN at #9.
*"Top 10 Most Realistic Superhero Movies" ranks Iron Man at #8.
*In "Supervillain Origins: Gorr the God Butcher", footage from Thor: Ragnarok, Guardians of the Galaxy, Avengers: Infinity War, Thor: Love and Thunder, Avengers: Endgame, and Thor: The Dark World is used.
*In "Top 10 Countries Where Americans Are Not Welcome", while talking about Iraq, footage from Scrubs is used, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright information. while talking about North Korea, footage from a National Geographic production on the country is used.
*"Top 10 Things You Missed In The Thor Love And Thunder Trailer" ranks multiple calls to Avengers: Infinity War at #10, the planet with the blue creatures likely being Indigar at #9, references to Loki at #8, more information on Thor Odinson and Jane Foster's relationship at #7, a possible fight between Gorr the God Butcher, Thor, Jane, and Valkyrie at #6, Jane's identity being revealed right away as opposed to a secret in the comics at #5, and The Watcher making a cameo at #4, Gorr the God Butcher's weapon at #3, Thor's goats debuting at #2, and Zeus likely dying at #1. Footage from "What If... The Watcher Broke His Oath?", Moon Knight, and Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness is used.
*In "Top 10 Celeb Reactions To Ricky Gervais Roasts", Captain America, Grogu, and Iron Man are referenced in footage of Gervais' various roasts. While talking about Tom Hanks and Tim Allen, the duo's roles as Woody and Buzz Lightyear are referenced.
*Watchmojo uploaded "Top 20 Best Power Rangers Episodes of All Time".
*In "Top 20 Artists With The Best Music Videos", while talking about My Chemical Romance, it is mentioned the Mark Webb, who directed the music video for the band's song "Teenagers", would go on to direct Andrew Garfield's Spider-Man movies.
*In "Top 10 Nicest Athletes Ever", while talking about Stephen Curry, footage from an ABC News interview with Curry is used. While talking about Russell Wilson, a child in a photo with the athlete is seen wearing a LEGO Star Wars shirt. While talking about J.J. Watt, footage from an ABC News report on Watt helping with relief packages following Hurricane Harvey is used.
*"Ugly Sonic Vs Cool 90s Sonic" uses footage from the former's appearance in Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers.
*"Top 10 Scariest Superheroes Ever" ranks Moon Knight at #10 and Punisher at #5. Footage from Moon Knight and The Punisher is used. While talking about Ghost Rider, Hulk is mentioned.
*In "Top 10 Banned Movies of the 2010s", while talking about The Human Centipede 2 (Full Sequence), the narrator says not to get the film confused with Ant-Man.
*In "The Origins of Obi-Wan Kenobi", footage from The Mandalorian, Star Wars: The Clone Wars, Star Wars Rebels, and Obi-Wan Kenobi is used.
*"Top 10 Most Likable Action Movie Villains" ranks Cyrus "The Virus" from Con Air at #10.
*"Thor's Entire MCU Journey in 45 Seconds" uses footage from Thor, The Avengers, Thor: The Dark World, Avengers: Age of Ultron, Thor: Ragnarok, Avengers: Infinity War, and Avengers: Endgame.
*In "Top 10 Moments From the Johnny Depp Amber Heard Trial", Johnny Depp is referred to as "the Pirates star".
*In "Top 10 Worst Things Gorr the God Butcher Has Done", footage from Thor, Thor: The Dark World, Thor: Ragnarok, Avengers: Endgame, Avengers: Infinity War, Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, Hercules, and Thor: Love and Thunder is used.
*In "For the Love of Thor | Is SNL in Trouble? | Tom Cruise is Unstoppable", the trailer for Thor: Love and Thunder is discussed. Rebecca mentions that Chris Hemsworth is one of the only original actors left, as Chris Evans (Captain America), Robert Downey Jr. (Iron Man), and Scarlett Johansson (Black Widow) have all been retired. While talking about the mass exodus of Saturday Night Live cast members, a sketch featuring Grogu is mentioned.
*In "Top 10 Things You Need to Know About MonkeyPox", footage from an ABC News report on the disease is used.
*In "Top 10 Times Obi-Wan Kenobi Outsmarted His Opponents", footage from The Mandalorian, Star Wars: The Clone Wars, and Star Wars Rebels is used.
*Watchmojo uploaded videos covering the Easter eggs found in every episode of Obi-Wan Kenobi.
*"Top 10 Most Underappreciated Kids Cartoons Ever" ranks American Dragon: Jake Long at #10. The show's crossover with Lilo & Stitch: The Series is mentioned. It is also mentioned that the show's theme song was sung by the Jonas Brothers. While talking about Braceface, it is mentioned that the show is often overshadowed by Kim Possible. While talking about Chalk Zone, it is t mentioned that some of the show's song features Jim Cummings, who voices Winnie the Pooh and Tigger. Dave the Barbarian, Pepper Ann, and The Spectacular Spider-Man receive honorable mentions.
*Watchmojo uploaded a short about the trailer for Andor.
*In "Top 10 Top Gun Maverick Callbacks", Star Wars is mentioned.
*"Top 10 Worst MCU Villains" ranks Taskmaster from Black Widow at #10, Karli Morgenthau from The Falcon and The Winter Soldier at #9, Abomination from The Incredible Hulk at #8, The Hand at #7, Whiplash from Iron Man 2 at #6, Ronan the Accuser from Guardians of the Galaxy at #5, Darren Cross from Ant-Man at #4, Yon-Rogg from Captain Marvel at #3, Aldrich Killian from Iron Man 3 at #2, and Malekith from Thor: The Dark World at #1.
*"Top 10 Underappreciated Childhood Movies" ranks Meet the Robinsons at #10, James and the Giant Peach at #9, George of the Jungle at #8, The Black Cauldron at #7, Treasure Planet at #6, and Atlantis: The Lost Empire at #3. Footage from Tarzan, The Little Mermaid, and Encanto is also used.
*"Top 10 Scenes That Ruined Star Wars for Fans" ranks Rose Tico saving Finn in The Last Jedi at #10, the "Rey Skywalker" twist in The Rise of Skywalker at #8, Leia Organa using The Force to fly at #6, "somehow Palpatine returned" from The Rise of Skywalker at #5, the origin of Han Solo's last name from Solo at #3, and Luke Skywalker throwing his Lightsaber in The Last Jedi at #2. Footage from The Force Awakens is also used.
*In "Top 10 Incredible Prehistoric Monsters That Actually Existed", footage from National Geographic productions is used during multiple entries. While talking about the arthropleura, footage from an ABC News report on the discovery of the creature's fossil is used.
*"Willow 2022 Series Trailer Vs 1988 Movie" compares similar shots in the original movie and the trailer for the Disney+ series.
*"Top 20 Aerial Dogfights In Movies" ranks the P-40 defense in Pearl Harbor at #17. Footage from Up is used in the intro.
*In "The Rise and Fall of BlockBuster", a cutout of Obi-Wan Kenobi is seen. DVDs featuring Mickey Mouse and Pluto are seen. A Star Wars DVD is seen.
*"Top 10 Things You Missed in Stranger Things Season 4 Part 1" ranks Dustin quoting Han Solo in "The Hellfire Club" at #7.
*"Top 20 Best Tara Strong Voice Roles" ranks Sara and Kara from American Dragon: Jake Long at #19, Mary Jane Watson from Ultimate Spider-Man at #16, Ingrid Third from Safety Patrol at #10, and Melody from The Little Mermaid II: Return to the Sea at #8, and Miss Minutes from Loki at #6. While talking about Riku, the character's appearance in Kingdom Hearts is mentioned. While talking about Toot Bronstein and Princess Clara from Drawn Together, the latter is compared to a Disney Princess.
*In "Top 10 Most Underrated Video Games of the 2000s", while talking about American McGee's Alice, Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland is mentioned.
*In "Top 10 Marvel Characters Based on Real People", Bucky Barnes, who was based on Bucky Preason, ranks at #9. Kingpin, who was based on Sidney Greenstreet and Rober Midler, ranks at #7. Iron Man, who was based on Howard Hughes and Elon Musk, ranks at #3. Nick Fury, who was based off of Samuel L. Jackson, ranks at #2. Footage from Captain America: The Winter Soldier and Daredevil is used. While talking about M.O.D.O.K., who was based on Donald Trump, footage from M.O.D.O.K. is used.
*"Top 20 Best Fantasy Shows Of All Time" ranks What We Do in the Shadows at #10. While talking about Bewitched, it is mentioned the show inspired WandaVision.
*"Top 10 Most Anticipated Star Wars Releases of 2022 and Beyond" ranks The Acolyte at #10, an untitled trilogy directed by Ryan Johnson at #9, Skeleton Crew at #8, Star Wars: Rogue Squadron at #7, Star Wars: Lando at #6, Tales of the Jedi at #5, Andor at #4, an untitled Taika Waititi film at #3, Ahsoka at #2, and The Mandalorian Season 3 at #1.
*"Top 20 Revelations In The Johnny Depp Amber Heard Trial" ranks Amber Heard costing Johnny Depp "the chance to give Jack Sparrow a proper goodbye" at #10.
*In "Stranger Things: Vecna's Origins Explained", one of the sections is titled "Peter Ballard, Your Friendly Neighborhood Orderly".
*In "Johnny Depp Wins Against Amber Heard! But What Now? Reactions and More! │ Obi-Wan + The Boys News!", it is said that it is unclear what will become of Johnny Depp's role as Jack Sparrow. Obi-Wan Kenobi, season 3 of The Mandalorian, and Andor are also reported on. Rogue One is also mentioned.
*In "The Johnny Depp Amber Heard Trial Verdict Explained", it is mentioned that a truck branded after Pirates of the Caribbean parked in front of the courthouse on the third day of the trail. Footage from an ABC News report on the MeToo movement is also used.
*"Top 10 Most Epic Movies Over 3 Hours Long" ranks Avengers: Endgame at #10. While talking about Lawrence of Arabia, Alec Guinness' role as Obi-Wan Kenobi is mentioned.
*In "Top 10 Things You Missed In The Boys Season 3 Episodes 1 to 3", while talking about "Dawn of the Seven", it is mentioned that a scene in the in-universe film parodied the heroine team-up scene from Avengers: Endgame. It is mentioned that Solider Boy, Gunpowder, Crimson Countess, and Swatto are parodies of Captain America, Bucky Barnes, Scarlet Witch, and Ant-Man respectively. Footage from Captain America: Civil War is used.
*In "Top 10 Worst CGI Monsters of All Time", while talking about David's transformation fro An American Werewolf in London, the movie's Mickey Mouse phone is seen in the background. While talking about Freddy Kruger's caterpillar transformation from Freddy vs. Jason, it is compared to the Caterpillar from Alice in Wonderland.
*Watchmojo uploaded "Top 20 Most Ridiculous Power Rangers Monsters".
*In "Top 20 Meme Stars: Where Are They Now?", Mia Talerico's meme comes from her role as Charlie Duncan in Good Luck Charlie. While talking about Grumpy Cat, footage from Grumpy Cat's appearance on The Bachelorette is used, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright information. while talking about Bad Luck Brain, Brian's son is seen in a Donald Duck jacket in a family photo. While talking about Zettie Little, footage from an ABC News interview with Little is used. While talking about Sudden Clarity Clarance, one meme used mentions The Incredibles. Chole Clem's meme comes from a video of Clem being told she is going to Disneyland. A photo of Clem at the premier of Ralph Breaks the Internet holding a plush of Ralph is shown.
*In "Top 20 Banned Kids Toys", the Hannah Montana card game ranks at #17, due to the cards being painted with lead. While talking about Power Wheels, footage from an ABC News report on the toy cars is used. While talking about Bucky Balls, which were banned after it was discovered the magnetic balls would connect inside young children's intestines if swallowed, footage from an ABC News report on one such incident is used.
*In "Top 10 Most Nostalgic 80s Movies", while talking about Die Hard, it is said that many 80s movies starred "human Thors".
*In "Top 20 DreamWorks Animated Movies", while talking about Antz, it is said that the film "managed to steal some thunder from A Bug's Life". While talking about The Prince of Egypt, it is said that the movie put Dreamworks on par with Disney.
*In "Top 10 Times Anime Dubbing Went Too Far", Disney is mentioned.
*"Top 10 Scenes That Got Movies Banned" ranks the scene of a buffalo giving birth from The Vanishing Prairie at #6.
*In "Top 10 Most Nostalgic 90s Movies", Rushmore is given an honorable mention.
*"Top 10 Best PSVR Games" ranks Iron Man VR at #8. Darth Vader is also alluded to.
*In "Top 20 Amazing Overacting Actors", while talking about Christopher Lloyd, his role as Judge Doom is mentioned. While talking about Adam West, the 1966 Batman series mistakenly mentions Disney in the copyright. While talking about John Malkovich, his role in Con Air is mentioned. While talking about Robin Williams, his role as the Genie in Aladdin and in Good Morning, Vietnam is mentioned. While talking about Samuel L. Jackson, his role as Nick Fury is mentioned, with footage from The Avengers being used. While talking about Helena Bonham Carter, her roles as the Queen of Hearts in Alice in Wonderland (2010) and Fairy Godmother and Cinderella (2015) are mentioned. While talking about Al Pacino, footage from Dick Tracy is used. While talking about Nicolas Cage, footage from Con Air and National Treasure: Book of Secrets is used.
*"The Boys Characters Comparison With Marvel and DC" compares Translucent to Sue Storm and Memerizer to Professor X.
*In "Top 10 DC Movies You Didn't Know Exist", while talking about Gen13, it is mentioned that an adaptation was being worked on by Disney, but they stopped after DC was bought by Warner Bros., assuming Gen13 was now owned by the studio.
*In "Top 10 Rewatchable Moments in Everything Everywhere All at Once", footage from Ratatouille is used.
*In "Top 10 Celeb Reactions To The Johnny Depp Amber Heard Verdict", while talking about Alex Winters, footage from Jimmy Kimmel Live! is used.
*"Top 10 MCU Phase 4 Films and TV Shows So Far" (published June 8, 2022) ranks Black Widow at #10, The Falcon and The Winter Soldier at #9, What If...? at #8, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness at #7, Hawkeye at #6, Moon Knight at #5, Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings at #4, Loki at #3, WandaVision at #2, and Spider-Man: No Way Home at #1.
*In "Top 10 Most Underappreciated Action Movies Ever", while talking a about Upgrade, it is mentioned that Logan Marshall-Green had a supporting role in Spider-Man: Homecoming.
*In "Origins of the Justice Society of America", footage from Avengers: Age of Ultron is used.
*"Top 10 Upcoming Games That You Can't Play On PS4 and Xbox One" (published June 8, 2022) ranks Insomniac's Spider-Man 2 at #10, the remake of Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II at #7, and Star Wars Jedi: Survivor at #3.
*In "20 Missing People Who Were Eventually Found", while talking about Robert Munco, footage of the ABC News report on his disappearance that he unintentionally walked in the background of is used. While talking about Julian Hernadez, footage from an ABC News reports on Julian's father's arrest is used. While talking about Amanda Eller, footage from an ABC News report on Eller's discovery is used. While talking about Michelle Knigh, Amanda Berry, and Georgina DeJesus, footage from an ABC News report on the trio's discovery is used. While talking about Jaycee Dugard, footage from an ABC News report on Dugard's discovery is used. while talking about Bowe Burgdahl, footage from an ABC News report on Burgdahl's return is used.
*In "Jada Pinkett Smith's Message to Chris Rock! Is Netflix Still King? It's Morbin' Time!", the ABC logo is seen in a picture of Will Smith slapping Chris Rock at the 2022 Oscars. Phoebe mentions Disney+ as a competitor to Netflix.
*In "Top 10 Times South Park Said What We Were All Thinking", Scott Malkinson mentions Disney+ in footage from "Basic Cable". Pocahontas is mentioned as a film Avatar was compared to. Mr. Garrison mentions Star Wars in footage from "Trump Wins".
*In "10 Most Infamous Crimes of the 80s", while talking about Bernard Gatez shooting four people, footage of an ABC News report on Gatez's crime is used. While talking about Jeffery Dahmer, footage from an ABC News report on Dahmer's trail is used. While talking about Richard Ramirez, who was known as the Night Stalker, footage from an ABC News report on Ramirez's crime is used.
*In "Top 20 Most Action Packed Action Movies", while talking about Terminator 2: Judgement Day, the narrator says John Connor and Sarah Connor "fend off assassination attempts with the help of their friendly neighborhood Terminator".
*In "Top 10 Action Stars Who Are Badasses in Real Life", while talking about Danny Trejo, footage from an ABC News report on the actor saving a child from an overturned car is used.
*In "Top 10 Most Nostalgic 2000s Movies", High School Musical is given an honorable mention.
*"Top 20 Movies So Bad They're Good" ranks the Star Wars Holiday Special at #16. While talking about 1990's Captain America, the MCU version of the character is mentioned. While talking about Mac and Me, Paul Rudd's running joke of playing a clip from the movie during late night talk show interviews is mentioned, with Rudd being referred to as "Ant-Man".
*"Top 20 Incidents That Got TV Hosts Fired" ranks Paul Perice being fired from ESPN after posting an explicit video to Instagram at #10 and Rush Limbugnh being fired from ESPN after racist comments at #2. While talking about Sean Salisbury taking an inappropriate picture and sending It to a coworker, it is mentioned that Salisbury used to work for ESPN. While talking about Nick Cannon being fired from Wild n' Out over offensive statements, footage from an ABC News report on Cannon's statements is used. While talking about Mike Richards being fired as host and producer of Jeopardy! for controversial statements about women, footage from an ABC News report on Richards' statements is used. While talking about Gretchen Carlson being fired from FOX News after suing over sexual harassment, footage from an ABC News report on Carlson's firing is used. While talking about Paula Deen being fired from the Food Network after making racist comments, footage from an ABC News report on Deen's firing is used. Whiling talking about Brain Williams being fired from NBC Nightly News after faking being in a helicopter during the Iraq War, footage from an ABC News report on Williams' false claims is used. While talking about Kathy Griffin being fired from numerous programs after posting a picture with the mock decapitated head of Donald Trump, footage from an ABC News report on the photo is used. While talking about Rick Sanchez being from from CNN after making antisemitic comments towards John Stewart, footage from an ABC News report on the comments is used. While taking about Bill Bush being fired from NBC after making a controversial comment while on a tour bus with Donald Trump, footage from an ABC News report on the now-infamous comment is used.
*In "Top 10 Famous Monuments Ruined By Morons" while talking about a chunk of the Los Escorlas Cave's paintings being chipped away, footage from a National Geographic production on the cave is used. While talking about the Little Mermaid statute being painted on and having multiple parts of its body removed at various points, footage from The Little Mermaid II: Return to the Sea is used.
*In "10 Times TV Deaths Happened Because the Actor Died in Real Life", while talking about Adam West's death leading to the death of his self-named counterpart on Family Guy, it is mentioned that the show had to do the same with the character Angela following Carrie Fisher's passing in 2017. Following this, a clip from the episode "Pawtucket Pete" is played. The clip sees Peter Griffin giving a speech at what he believes to be Angela's funeral. During the speech, Carrie Fisher's role as Leia Organa is alluded to.
*In "Top 10 Action Movies Where the Bad Guy Wins", footage from Avengers: Infinity War is used in the intro when saying supervillains such as Thanos will not be included.
*In "Top 20 Stars Who Destroyed Their Careers on Live TV", while talking about Iggy Azela's performance on Dancing With the Stars, the ABC logo is seen. Disney+ Is also mentioned. While talking about A.J. Clemente muttering a series of swear words under his breath, ESPN is mentioned in a clip of Clemente's David Letterman appearance. While talking about John Trovolta mispronouncing Idina Menzel, footage from Frozen is used. While talking about Fergie's oddly sensual performance of the American National Anthem the 2018 NBA All-Star game, ESPN is mentioned in the copyright. While talking about Mariah Carey's performance at New Year's Rockin' Eve 2004, footage from an ABC News report on the disastrous performance is used. While talking about Will Smith slapping Chris Rock at the 2022 Oscars, the ABC News report on the slap is used.
*"Obi-Wan Word Kenobi" edits together various clips of Obi-Wan Kenobi in which he only says one word.
*Watchmojo uploaded "The Dark Story Behind Mighty Morphin Power Rangers".
*In "Top 20 Celebrity Lookalikes", while talking about Mila Kuniss, Vanessa Hudgens, and Sarah Highland, Hudgens' role in High School Musical is mentioned. While talking about Jessica Chastan and Bruce Dallas Howard, the pair's shared appearance in The Help is mentioned. While talking about Logan Marshall-Green and Tom Hardy, it is mentioned that the pair might share a scene in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, due to the former's role as Shocker in Spider-Man: Homecoming and the latter's role as Venom. While talking about Javier Bardem and Jeffery Dean Morgan, the latter's role as Negan in The Walking Dead is mentioned, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright of the footage used. While talking about Natalie Portman and Keri's Knightly, the pair's appearance in Star Wars is mentioned. Footage from Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl is also used.
*In "Top 10 Haunted Amusement Parks", the #6 entry is Tom Sawyer Island at Disneyland.
*"Top 10 Best Superhero Team Ups in the MCU" ranks Bucky Barnes and Sam Wilson at #10, Clint Barton and Kate Bishop at #9, Tony Stark and Pepper Potts at #8, T'Challa and Okoye at #7, Rocket Raccoon and Groot at #6, Tony Stark and Peter Parker at #5, Thor Odinson and Loki Laufeyson at #4, Wanda Maximoff and Vision at #3, Natasha Romanioff and Clint Barton at #2, and Steve Rogers and Bucky Barnes at #1. Honorable mentions are given to the following: Scott Lang and Hope Van Dyne; Thor Odinson and Hulk; Peter Parker and Ned Leeds; Tony Stark and Rhodey; and Doctor Strange and Wong.
*"Top 10 Under Appreciated Jeff Bridges Performance" ranks Obadiah Stain from Iron Man at #8. An honorable mention is given to CLU from the TRON franchise, with footage from Tron: Legacy being used.
*"Top 10 Best Movies of 2022 (So Far)" (published June 15, 2022) ranks Lightyear at #10, Turning Red at #5, and Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness at #4. Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers receives an honorable mention. During Morbius's fake #1 entry, Spider-Man: No Way Home is mentioned.
*"Top 20 Movie Villains With Justifiable Motives" ranks Baron Zemo from Captain America: Civil War at #18, Hector Barbossa from Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl at #13, Thanos in Avengers: Infinity War at #10, General Francis Hummel from The Rock at #5, and Erik Killmonger from Black Panther at #3. A reference to Pinocchio is also made.
*In "Amber Heard Blames Jury? Lady Gaga Puts On Her Joker face! How Serious is Justin Bieber's Diagnosis?", Jhonny Depp's role as Jack Sparrow is mentioned. Footage from an ABC News report on Justin Bieber's diagnosis of Ramsay's Hunt Syndrome is used.
*"Top 10 Most Difficult Marvel Movie Scenes Ever Filmed" ranks Ultron's truck chase from Avengers: Age of Ultron at #10, Vulture dropping Spider-Man into the lake in Spider-Man: Homecoming at #9, Iron Man saving the people dropped out of the plane in Iron Man 3 at #8, Scott Lang's suit malfunctions in Ant-Man and the Wasp at #5, the bus fight from Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings at #4, the mirror dimension fight from Doctor Strange at #2, and the final battle from Avengers: Endgame at #1.
*In "Top 10 Biggest Fails on Who Wants To Be A Millionaire", ABC is mentioned in the copyright of the show.
*"Top 10 Rarest Funko Pop Figures That Might Make You Rich" ranks a version of Freddy Funko dressed as Buzz Lightyear at #10, a version of Freddy Funko dressed as Boba Fett at #9, a Funko Pop of Dumbo in clown make-up at #6, and gold and sliver Funko Pops of Stan Lee signed by the comic book legend at at #4. Footage from Toy Story 2, The Book of Boba Fett, Dumbo, and Avengers: Age of Ultron is used.
*"Top 10 Cartoon Cancellations That Made Fans Rage Quit" ranks Gargoyles at #10 and The Owl House at #7. Disney's acquisitions of ABC and Marvel are also mentioned.
*In "Spiderhead Cast Discuss Netflix's New Sci-Fi Thriller", Thor Odinson is mentioned, with footage from Thor: Love and Thunder being used.
*In "Top 10 Times Celebs Got Into Fights On Live TV", while talking about Will Smith slapping Chris Rock at the 2022 Oscars, the ABC News report on the slap is used.
*"Top 20 Secret Agents in Movie and TV History" ranks Phil Coulson at #13 and Black Widow at #4. Footage from The Avengers, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Black Widow, Avengers: Age of Ultron, and Avengers: Endgame is used.
*In "Top 10 Worst Reality Shows Of The Century (So Far)" (published June 18, 2022), while talking Are You Hot?, the ABC logo is seen.
*In "Top 10 Actor On Set Outbursts Caught On Tape", while talking about Joaquin Phoenix pretending to be angry at a cinematographer on the set of Joker, footage from on of Phoenix's appearances on Jimmy Kimmel Live! is used. While talking about Tom Cruise yelling at crew members for breaking the COVID-19 protocal on the set of the seventh Mission: Impossible film, footage from an ABC News report on the outburst is used.
*"Top 10 Taika Waititi Performances" ranks Mo Morrison from Lightyear at #8, Antoine Triplett from Free Guy at #7, IG-11 from The Mandalorian at #6, and Korg from Thor: Ragnarok at #4.
*In "Top 10 Scariest Scenes in Superhero Movies", honorable mentions are given to Ultron's introduction in Avengers: Age of Ultron, Iron Man's anxiety attack in Iron Man 3, and the Hulk chasing Black Widow in The Avengers.
*In "Top 23 Most Controversial SNL Skits of Each Year (2000-2022)", the entry for 2002 is the "Bambi 2002" sketch.
*In "Top 10 Phrases Kids Today Don't Understand", while talking about "Get off the phone, I'm trying to download aa song!", footage from Scrubs is used, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright information. While talking about "Like a broken record", footage from Lost.
*In "Top 20 Guilty Pleasure Songs", while talking about "Mickey" by Toni Basil, it is said that the song may be the only song written about someone named Mickey "Mice excluded".
*In "10 Shocking Crimes Committed by Celebrities", while talking about Matthew Broderick being charged with careless driving, Broderick's role as adult Simba is mentioned. While talking about Tim Allen being charged with drug trafficking, footage from The Santa Clause is used. Allen is also seen at a red carpet event for Toy Story 4. While talking about R. Kelly being charged with numerous crimes, the ABC logo is seen.
*In "Top 10 Creepiest Ghost Characters of All Time", footage from The Sixth Sense is used in the intro. While talking about the Headless Horseman, footage from The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad is used. While talking about the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come, footage from Mickey's Christmas Carol, The Muppet Christmas Carol, and A Christmas Carol is used.
*"Top 20 Video Games Where You Die At The End" ranks Star Wars: The Force Unleashed at #12.
*In "Top 10 Weirdest Nostalgic Commercials", while talking about the MIO Energy commercial featuring an anthropomorphic rhino and giraffe, footage from Zootopia and Steamboat Willie is used.
*"Doctor Strange's MCU Journey in 45 Seconds" uses footage from Doctor Strange, Thor: Ragnarok, Avengers: Infinity War, Avengers: Endgame, Spider-Man: No Way Home, and Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness.
*"Top 10 Times TV Characters Went Beast Mode" ranks the merry-go-round fight from The Punisher at 6 and Boba Fett's fight against the Stormtroopers in The Book of Boba Fett at #2. While talking about Daryl fighting a hoard of Walkers in The Walking Dead, ABC is mentioned in the copyright.
*"Top 10 Moments From the Star Wars Animated Series" ranks the betrayal from Star Wars: Visions at #10, Kanan Jarrus' sacrifice from Star Wars Rebels at #7, Obi-Wan Kenobi and Maul's duel in Star Wars Rebels at #5, and Ahsoka Tano and Darth Vader's duel in Star Wars Rebels at #3. Honorable mentions are given to the destruction of Topika City from Star Wars: The Bad Batch and the destruction of Hosneian Prime from Star Wars Resistance.
*In "Top 10 Scariest Banned TV Shows and Episodes", Don't Look Under the Bed ranks at #9, due to "disturbing content". Boy Meets World (mistakenly called "A Boy Meets World") and Bear in the Big Blue House are also mentioned.
*"Top 20 Greatest TV Sitcoms of the 2000s" ranks 8 Simple Rules at #18. While talking about Scrubs and It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, ABC is mentioned in the copyright. While talking about Modern Family, "Circle of Life" is heard in footage from the episode "Other People's Children".
*In "Top 10 Celebrity Feuds Caught on Camera", while talking about Rosie O'Donnell and Elizabeth Hasselbeck arguing over the Iraq War and the duo's friendship on The View While talking about Mariah Carey and Nicki Manji's rivalry while hosting American Idol, ABC is mentioned in the copyright.
*"Top 10 Doctor Strange Multiverse of Madness Moments" ranks the fight against Gargantos at #10, the reveal of Doctor Strange's third eye at #9, America Chavez and Doctor Strange dimension-hopping at #8, the musical fight at #7, Scarlet Witch dream-hopping at #6, Professor X entering Wanda's mind at #5, the fight at the Kamar Taj at #4, the introduction of the Illuminati at #3, Strange dream-walking in his zombie counterpart at #2, and Wanda killing the Illuminati at #1. Honorable mentions are given to the opening chase, Wanda escaping the mirror dimension and the Bruce Campbell cameo and Clea's arrival.
*"Top 10 Scariest Monsters In Kids Movies" ranks the Horned King from The Black Cauldron at #10, the Trash Compactor from The Brave Little Toaster at #8, and the Rhino from James and the Giant Peach at #7.
*In "Is the Flash Over? Warner Bros Vs Ezra Miller! Vince McMahon Legal Smackdown + The Boys' Herogasm!", Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. is mentioned. Footage from an ABC News report on the claims against Vince McMahon is used.
*"Top 10 Cameos in Kids Movies Only Adults Will Understand" ranks Frank Thomas and Ollie Johnston in The Incredibles at #9 Jeremy Piven in Cars at #8, and Emily Blunt in The Muppets at #6. Zootopia's easter egg of having different animals as co-anchors in various countries is also mentioned. Linda Charpter's cameo in Sky High receives an honorable mention.
*In "Top 10 Most Powerful Versions of Doctor Strange", footage from Avengers: Endgame, Spider-Man: No Way Home, "What If... The Watcher Broke His Oath?", Doctor Strange, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, Thor: Ragnarok, What If... Doctor Strange Lost His Heart Instead of His Hands?, and Avengers: Infinity War is used.
*"Top 10 Best Games of 2022 (So Far)" (published June 23, 2022) ranks LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga at #7.
*"It's Morbin' Time Explained In 45 Seconds" uses footage from Ant-Man and The Falcon and The Winter Soldier.
*In "Top 20 South Park Movie Parodies", the #20 entry is Stan getting sucked into Facebook from "You Have 0 Friends", a reference to Tron. The #17 entry is Eric Cartman and Butters believing the latter can see dead people after the duo interact, both unaware the rest of the town is pretending the former is dead from the episode "The Death of Eric Cartman", a reference to The Sixth Sense.
*"Top 10 Best Superhero Opening Scenes" ranks the mirror dimension fight Doctor Strange at #8, "Mr. Blue Sky" from Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 at #7, and Thanos' arrival from Avengers: Infinity War at #2. Honorable mentions are given to "hanging with Surtur" from Thor: Ragnarok, the ambush from Iron Man, the story of Wakanda from Black Panther, and the assault on Strucker's base from Avengers: Age of Ultron. Footage from The Incredibles is used in the intro.
*"Top 10 Most Brutal Over the Top Deaths in MCU" ranks Loki Laufeyson in Avengers: Infinity War at #10, Happy Hogan in "What If... Zombies!?" at #9, Nico in The Falcon and The Winter Soldier at #8, Howard Stark and Maria Stark in Captain America: Civil War at #7, Thanos in Avengers: Endgame at #6, Darren Cross in Ant-Man at #5, the Kamar Taj librarian in Doctor Strange at #4, Hulk in "What If... The World Lost Its Mightiest Heroes?" at #3, the Illuminati in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness at #2, and Vision in Avengers: Infinity War at #1.
*"Obi-Wan Was on Summer Vacation?" uses footage from Obi-Wan Kenobi.
*"Top 20 Stupidly Overpowered Cartoon Characters" ranks Chaos from Aladdin at #10 and Bill Cipher from Gravity Falls at #2. Hulk is mentioned in the intro when saying superheroes will not be included.
*In "Top 20 Terrifying Real Life Haunted Dolls", while talking about Patty Red's doll, footage from One More Mountain is used, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright information. While talking about Pupa, a reference to Star Wars is made.
*In "Top 10 Most Foul Mouthed Sitcom Characters", while talking about Sterling Archer, ABC is mentioned in the copyright of Archer.
*"Top 10 Things to Remember Before Seeing Thor Love and Thunder" ranks a news ticker in Spider-Man: Far From Home at #10, the Guardians of the Galaxy's appearance may contain hints towards their feature at #9, a Black Panther goddess appearing at #8, the play from Thor: Ragnarok getting a follow-up at #7, the events of Loki at #6, the possible appearance of Hercules at #5, Thor Odinson and Jane Foster's history at #4, test audiences' approval of Christian Bale's Gorr the God Butcher at #3, Sif's return possibly having dark implications at #2, and the likely won't be the last appearance of Thor Odinson at #1.
*In "Top 10 Weirdest Things Caught on Security Footage", while talking about a man knocking down a series of pillars after kicking just one, footage from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia is used, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright information.
*In "10 Times Celebrities Were Attacked by Fans", while talking about multiple fans hugging Justin Beiber, the ABC logo is seen. While talking about a fan picking up GiGi Hadid at the 2016 Milan Fashion Week, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. Footage of the fan, Vitale Seduc, punching Brad Pitt at a red carpet event for Maleficent is also used. While talking about a fan getting on stage during Brittney Spears' performance in Las Vegas in 2017, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about a fan attempting to kiss Miley Cyrus at the 2019 Primavera Festival, the Avengers: Endgame logo is seen. Cyrus is referred to as a "former Disney star".
*In "Top 10 Horror Movie Locations You Can Actually Visit", while talking about Bodega Bay, which served as the setting of The Birds, footage from an ABC News report on wildfires that occurred near the area in 2017 is used.
*In "Top 10 Creepiest Things Found Inside Walls", while talking about a live missile found in William Whittman's bathroom, footage from Iron Man is used. While talking about thousands of spiders being found in Brian and Susan Trost's bathroom, footage from Arachnophobia is used. While talking about human skulls found in Holden Chapel at Havard, footage from Scrubs is used, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright information.
*In "20 Actors Who Died Too Soon", while talking about Cameron Boyce, footage from Jessie and Descendants is used. Jake and the Never Land Pirates is also mentioned. While talking about Robin Williams, footage from Aladdin is used. While talking about Anton Yelchin, footage from an ABC News report on Yelchin's fatal car accident is used. While talking about Chadwick Boseman, footage from Black Panther is used.
*"Brooklyn Nine-Nine Predicted Thor: Love and Thunder" shows a clip from Brooklyn Nine-Nine that seemingly predicts Zeus removing Thor's shirt in the trailer for Thor: Love and Thunder.
*In "Top 10 Terrible Things Constant Sitting Does to Your Body", while talking about negating exercise, footage from Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree is used.
*"Top 10 Times PlayStation Angered Their Fans" has the missing puddle from Isomniac's Spider-Man game as a joke #1 entry.
*"Top 10 Redeemed Jerks in Movies" ranks Tony Stark in Iron Man at #6, Loki Laufeyson in Thor: Ragnarok at #3, Darth Vader at #2. Honorable mentions are given to Han Solo and Rocket Raccoon. While talking about Ebenezer Scrooge, footage from A Christmas Carol is used. Footage from Guardians of the Galaxy is used.
*"Christian Bale's Batman Return? Thor 4 Worth The Hype? Brad Pitt To Retire?" discusses early reviews of Thor: Love and Thunder. Spider-Man: No Way Home, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, and Eternals are also mentioned. 
*Watchmojo uploaded "Superhero Origins: Baymax". Footage from Big Hero 6, Big Hero 6: The Series, and Baymax! is used.
*"Top 10 Superhero Shows Better Than the Movies" ranks Power Rangers at #9, The Punisher at #7, and Daredevil at #2.
*In "Top 10 Mythological Gods Of The Underworld", while talking about Hel, footage from Thor: Ragnarok is used. While talking about Hades, footage from Hercules is used.
*In "Top 10 Things Only Canadians Do (And Think It's Normal)", while talking about kids hand-delivering letters to Santa Claus, a kid has a Buzz Lightyear flyer on his Christmas list.
*"Top 10 Behind the Scenes Movie Rumors That Turned Out to Be True" ranks Hawkeye missing from Avengers: Infinity War at #8, the cast of the original Star Wars trilogy returning for The Force Awakens at #4, and Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield appearing in Spider-Man: No Way Home at #2. Footage from The Last Jedi is also used.
*In "Top 10 Movie Monsters Inspired By Real Life", while talking about Cucky from the Child's Play franchise, who was inspired by Cabbage Patch Kids dolls, it is said that the first film's director, Tom Holland, is not to be confused with the Spider-Man actor of the same name.
*In "Top 20 Most Ridiculous Infomercial Products", while talking about the Booty Pop, footage from The View is used, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright information.
*In "Top 20 Worst Superhero Movies", while talking about Dark Phoenix, the X-Men's forthcoming introduction in the Marvel Cinematic Universe is mentioned. While talking about Bloodshot, Vin Diesel's role as Groot is mentioned, with footage from Guardians of the Galaxy being used. While talking about 1990's Captain America, Captain America The First Avenger is alluded to. While talking about Howard the Duck, Star Wars is mentioned. While talking about Steel, the narrator says the titular character is not comparable to Iron Man.
*In "Top 20 Greatest McDonald's Menu Items of All Time", while talking about McDonald's French fries, footage from Freaky Friday is used.
*"Top 10 Classic Disney Animated Moments That Made Fans Rage Quit" ranks the death of Bambi's mother in Bambi at #10, Ariel missing easy opportunities to communicate with Prince Eric in The Little Mermaid at #9, the Curious Oysters from Alice in Wonderland at #8, Belle helping the Beast in Beauty and the Beast at #7, Flora, Fauna, and Merryweather returning Aurora to the castle before the end of her 16th birthday in Sleeping Beauty at #6, Donald Duck's inappropriate behavior in The Three Caballeros at #5, Tod's abandonment in The Fox and the Hound at #4, "What Made the Red Man Red?" from Peter Pan at #3, Pleasure Island from Pinocchio at #2, and the lyrics of "Roustabouts" from Dumbo at #1.
*"Top 20 Things You Missed in Stranger Things Season 4 Part 1 and Part 2" ranks multiple Star Wars references, including Dustin quoting Han Solo in "Chapter One: The Hellfire Club" at #3.
*In "Top 10 Legal Things You Can Do In America That Are Banned In Other Countries", while talking about baby names that are banned in various countries, footage from Luke Cage is used. In footage from That's My Boy, a gas station clerk reacts in surprised over the fact that Andy Samberg's character is named after Han Solo.
*In "Top 10 Movies Surprisingly Based On A True Story", Eight Below, which is based on a 1958 Japanese expiation to Antarctica, ranks at #7. Newsies, which is based on the Newsboys Strike of 1899, ranks at #5.
*In "Top 20 Sexiest Women In Anime", while talking about CiCi from Code Geass, the narrator calls CiCi "something of a Snow White figure".
*In "Top 20 Best Years in Video Games", while talking about 2018, Insomniac's Spider-Man game is mentioned. While talking about 2002, footage from Kingdom Hearts is used.
*"Top 10 Hardest Movie Stunts Ever Performed" ranks the airplane rescue from Iron Man 3 at #10.
*In "Top 10 90s Songs That Got Popular Again", while talking about "Butterfly" by Smile.DX, it is mentioned that the song was featured in an episode of WandaVision. While talking about "What Is Love?" By Haddaway, it is mentioned that Ulysses Klaue sung a snippet of the song in Black Panther.
*In "The Untold Story of Ezra Miller", footage from an ABC News report on Miller's arrest for disorderly conduct at a bar is used.
*In "Top 10 Hated Video Game Companies Fans Used To Love", while talking about SquareEnix, footage from the company's Avengers game is used. While talking about Electronic Arts, footage from Star Wars Battlefront II is used.
*In "Top 10 Worst Films of 2022 (So Far)" (published July 6, 2022), while talking about Morbius, Spider-Man is mentioned.
*In "Wolverine Returns?! Chris Pratt Fires Back! James Cameron Abandons Avatar? Stranger Things S5 News!", footage from Guardians of the Galaxy and Thor: Love and Thunder is used. Potential actors for Wolverine in the Marvel Cinematic Universe are discussed. James Cameron's plans for future sequels after Avatar: The Way of Water are discussed.
*In "Top 10 Things From The 90s That Are Worth a Fortune Today", while talking about VHS tapes, tapes of Sleeping Beauty, Darby O'Gill and the Little People, Pollyanna, Swiss Family Treehouse, One Hundred and One Dalmatians, The Parent Trap, Son of Flubber, Babes in Toyland, The Absent-Minded Professor, Summer Magic, The Sword in the Stone, The Young Spucners, The Incredible Journey, Mary Poppins, That Darn Cat!, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Geppetto, Mickey's Magical Christmas: Snowed in at the House of Mouse, Whispers: An Elephant's Tale, Lady and the Tramp II: Scamp's Adventure, American Legends, Kim Possible: A Sitch in Time, Finding Nemo, George of the Jungle 2, Doug's 1st Movie, Tarzan, Air Bud, Santa Who?, Atlantis: The Lost Empire, The Princess Diaries, Monsters, Inc., Fantasia, Fun and Fancy Free, Saludos Amigos, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Pinocchio, Dumbo, Bambi, and The Three Caballeros are seen in the intro. While talking about American Girl dolls, footage from an ABC News report on the dolls is used. While talking about video game cartridges, footage from Ralph Breaks the Internet is used. While talking about action figures, Gargoyles is mentioned. While talking about Tamagotchi, footage from The Emperor's New Groove is used. While talking about Beanie Babies, footage from an ABC News report on the stuffed animals is used.
*"Top 10 Worst CGI in Star Wars Movies" ranks the Canto Bight chase in The Last Jedi at #10 and young Leia Organa and Wilhuff Tarkin in Rogue One at #2.
*In "Top 10 Red Carpet Moments Ruined By Morons", ranks Melissa Jones Heart's poorly-blended makeup at the Frozen premiere at #8. While talking about Kim Kardashian getting flour poured on her at the launch of her fragrance, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about a reporter attempting to kiss Will Smith at the premiere at Men in Black III, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Isaac Misrahi grabbing Scarlett Johansson's breast at the 2006 Golden Globes, footage from Avengers: Endgame is used.
*"Top 10 Times MCU Backstabbers Got What They Deserved" ranks Agatha Harkness in WandaVision at #10, Ikaris in Eternals at #9, Erik Killmonger in "What If... Killmonger Rescued Tony Stark?" at #8, Kazi Kazmarik in Hawkeye at #7, Hank Pym in "What If... The World Lost Its Mightiest Heroes?" at #6, Alexander Pierce in Captain America: The Winter Soldier at #5, Mysterio in Spider-Man: Far From Home at #4, Ego the Living Planet in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 at #3, Obadiah Stain in Iron Man at #2, and Billy Russo in The Punisher at #1.
*Watchmojo uploaded a video explaining the post credits scene of Thor: Love and Thunder.
*In "Top 20 Greatest Fighters of All Time", while talking about Floyd Maweather Jr., footage from an ESPN interview with Mayweather is used. while talking about John Jones, footage from an ESPN interview with Jones is used.
*"Mr. Fantastic Being The Smartest Man Alive" pokes fun at the fact that Mr. Fantastic exposing Black Bolt's weakness to Wanda Maximoff led to the entire Illuminati being killed in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness.
*"Top 10 Things You Missed in Thor Love and Thunder" ranks Thor Odinson saving Heimdall's son at #10, Thor's splits between two trucks being a reference to Jean Claude Van Dame at #8, references to the World Tree at #8, the graffiti on Mjolnir being a callback to "What If... Thor Were an Only Child?" at #7, Sif losing her arm may have happened in Thor: Ragnarok had she appeared in that movie at #6, Jane Foster referencing Interstellar at #5, the space dolphins referencing the space sharks from the comics at #4, Daryl Mitchell making a cameo at #3, Chris Hemsworth's brothers making cameos at #2, and multiple gods making cameos at #1.
*In "Top 20 Celebrities Who Lost it on Live TV", footage from ESPN is used. While talking about Mariah Carey's disastrous performance at New Years Rockin' Eve 2017 and Will Smith slapping Chris Rock at the 2022 Oscars, the ABC logo is seen.
*"Top 20 Greatest MCU Villains" ranks Obadiah Stain from Iron Man 2 at #20, Strange Supreme from "What If... Doctor Strange Lost His Heart Instead of His Hands?" at #19, Red Skull at #18, Agatha Harkness from WandaVision at #17, Ego the Living Planet from Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 at #16, Mysterio from Spider-Man: Far From Home at #15, Bucky Barnes in Captain America: The Winter Soldier at #14, Xu Wenwu from Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings at #13, Vulture from Spider-Man: Homecoming at #12, Kilgrave from Jessica Jones at #11, Hela from Thor: Ragnarok at #10, Ultron from Avengers: Age of Ultron at #9, Gorr the God Butcher from Thor: Love and Thunder at #8, Green Goblin from Spider-Man: No Way Home at #7, Kingpin from Daredevil at #6, Baron Zemo from Captain America: Civil War at #5, Scarlet Witch in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness at #4, Loki Laufeyson in The Avengers at #3, Erik Killmonger from Black Panther at #2, and Thanos in Avengers: Infinity War at #1.
*"Questions That Got Answered in Thor Love and Thunder" highlights Jane Foster's return, Mjolnir's repair, Thor is unaware of TVA Loki, Heimdall went to Valhalla, Thor will not remain in Guardians of the Galaxy, Thor Odinson is stI'll worthy, Sif's fate, Thor Odinson will return and the title's meaning.
*"Top 20 Greatest Christian Bale Performances" ranks Jack Kelly at #19, Gorr the God Butcher at #10, and Alfred Bortom at #8.
*"Top 20 Scariest Disney Moments Ever" ranks Gaston stabbing Beast at #20, Aurora's fate at #19, Dr. Facilier's fate, Tod, The Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come, Chernabog, Ursula's death at #11, The Headless Horseman at #10, Olivia Flaversham's kidnapping at #9, "Hellfire" at #8, Horned King at #7, Hopper's death at #6, the incinerator at #5, Dumbo's hallucinations at #4, Clayton's death at #3, Lampwick's fate at #2, and Mufasa's death at #1.
*In "Top 10 Things Only Kids Do and Think It's Normal", while talking about combining foods into weird combinations, footage from Even Stevens is used. While talking about making swords out of markers, footage from The Last Jedi is used. While talking about having imaginary friends, footage from Inside Out is used.
*"What's Next After Thor: Love and Thunder" discusses the future of the Marvel Cinematic Universe after Thor: Love and Thunder. Footage from Thor: Ragnarok, Avengers: Endgame, The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, Ms. Marvel, Thor: The Dark World, and Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 is used. Loki and The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special are also referenced.
*"Top 10 Best Free Games of 2022" (published July 12, 2022) ranks Disney Mirrorverse at #8. While talking about Fortnite, Darth Vader is seen.
*In "Top 10 TV Shows That Are Carried By One Character", The Book of Boba Fett ranks at #10, which the list says is carried by Din Djarin. Once Upon a Time ranks at #7, which the list said is carried by the Evil Queen.
*"Top 20 Times Actors Played Other Actors" ranks Martin Landau's portrayal of Bela Legousi in Ed Wood at #5. While talking about Robert Downey Jr.'s portrayal of Charlie Chaplin in Chaplin, Iron Man is referenced.
*In "Top 10 Times Artists Went Too Far", while talking about David Blaine freezing himself in a block of ice for 72 hours, footage from David Blaine: A Man Frozen in Time is used.
*"Thor: Love and Thunder Rotten Tomatoes Score" uses a scene from Avengers: Endgame to illustrate the difference of critics and fans scores on Rotten Tomatoes scores of its titular movie.
*"Top 20 Action Comedy Movies of the Century (So Far)" (published July 13, 2022) ranks Free Guy at #9. While talking about Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle, it is mentioned that the film held its own in the box office against Star Wars: The Last Jedi. While talking about Deadpool, the MCU is mentioned.
*"Stranger Things Spin-Off? Captain America 4 Updates! Squid Games' Chances At the Emmys?" reports on a movie starring Sam Wilson's Captain America. Thor: Love and Thunder is also mentioned. 
*"Watch This if You Didn't Watch Ms. Marvel" recaps Ms. Marvel. 
*In "Top 10 Incredibly Weird Celebrity Rituals", while talking about James McAvoy saying "White rabbit" to the first person he sees in a given month, footage from Alice in Wonderland is used. 
*In "Top 22 Sci-Fi Movies of Each Year (2000 - 2021)", Ad Astra is the entry for 2019. 
*In "Top 10 Product Examples of the Mandela Effect", while talking about Etch a Sketch being misremembered as being spelt with hyphens, footage from Toy Story 2 is used. 
*In "Top 10 Greatest Video Game Crossovers", while talking about the Super Smash Bros. franchise, Kingdom Hearts is mentioned. 
*"Top 10 Best Chris Evans Performances" ranks Captain America/Steve Rogers at #1. 
*"Top 10 Most Powerful Marvel Characters We Haven't Seen Yet" ranks Wonder Man at #10, Blue Marvel at #9, Galactus at #8, Annihilus at #7, Sentry at #6, Molecule Man at #5, Cyttorak at #4, Mephisto at #3, The Beyonder at #2, and One-Above-All at #1. 
*"Top 10 Things You Missed in The Sea Beast" ranks multiple Disney references at #6, such as a quadruped similar to Stitch, the villain's similarity to Long John Silver and the kraken's similarity to the one seen in Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest. The #10 entry is dedicated to the voice cast's previous roles. One of these highlighted roles is Dan Stevens' role as Beast in Beauty and the Beast (2017). The #2 entry is dedicated to Chris Williams' previous works of Big Hero 6 and Moana.
*In "Top 10 Extraterrestrial Conspiracy Theories of All Time", while talking about the flat Earth theory, footage from anABC News report on the theory and DuckTales the Movie: Treasure of the Lost Lamp is used. While talking about Area 51, footage from an ABC News report on the internet's attempt to storm the government facility is used.
*In a video comparing the ages of the Stranger Things cast to their characters, Natalia Dyer (who plays Nancy Wheeler on the show) is seen being asked what Eleven's favorite Disney character is.
*In "Top 20 Shocking Viral Videos You Didn't Know Were FAKE", the #19 entry is a video of an individual dressed as a Stormtrooper falling down a flight of stairs. While talking about a video of a woman opening a door while another while another woman is twerking against it, it is revealed that the video was scripted for Jimmy Kimmel Live!, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright for a clip of the show revealing the video was fake. While talking about a scripted video of Evan Lorgia caching a ball flying toward him while conducting an interview, it is said Ryan Mongolia appeared to have Spidey-Senes. While talking about a video that used CGI to have an eagle pick up a child, footage from an ABC News report on the video is used.
*In "10 YouTubers Who Died Too Soon", while talking about Colin Wyckoff, Winnie the Pooh is seen in footage from one of Wyckoff's animations. While talking about Christine Grimme, footage from an ABC News report on Grimme's shooting is used. While talking about Grant Thomson, footage from an ABC News report is used. In this report, audio is heard in which Thomson compares himself to Tony Stark.
*"Top 10 Disney Movie Mistakes Spotted by the Fans" ranks Elsa's hair clipping through her shoulder in Frozen at #10, Cinderella's dress going from long sleeves to short sleeves in Cinderella at #9, Tiana's earrings disappearing in The Princess and the Frog at #8, Lewis Carroll's name being misspelled at in the credits of Alice in Wonderland at #7, Callaghan's sleeve changing colors during a close-up in Big Hero 6 at #6, a phone suddenly appearing on a wall in the animal shelter in Lilo & Stitch at #5, Prince Achmed having a hole in his pants when the hole should be in his underpants in Aladdin at #4, Maui's tattoo showing an event that hadn't happened yet in Moana at #3, Flynn Rider's shackle switching arms when cutting Rapunzel's hair in Tangled at #2, and the Beast having a portrait of himself after the curse was lifted in Beauty and the Beast at #1. 
*"Top 10 Marvel Heroes With Disturbing Backstories" ranks Drax the Destroyer at #10, U.S. Agent at #8, Black Bolt at #7, Rocket Raccoon at #5, and Jessica Jones at #4. 
*In "Top 10 Creepiest Mysteries of All Time", while talking about the murder of Joanne-Benét Ramsey, footage from an ABC News report on Ramsey's murder is used. While talking about Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, footage from an ABC News report on the disappearing plane is used. 
*"Top 20 Movies Everyone Needs To See At Least Once" ranks Toy Story at #12. 
*"Top 10 Hollywood Conspiracy Theories of All Time" ranks the theory that George Lucas secretly directed Return of the Jedi at #3. While talking about the Illuminati, footage from Jimmy Kimmel Live! is used. 
*In "Top 10 Unsportsmanlike Moments in Baseball", with talking about the Houston Astros sign-stealing scandal, an ESPN report on the scandal is used. 
*"Top 10 Most Powerful Disney Villains Ever" ranks Syndrome from The Incredibles at #10, Gaston from Beauty and the Beast at #9, Dr. Facilier from The Princess and the Frog at #8, Scar from The Lion King at #7, Ursula from The Little Mermaid at #6, The Evil Queen from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs at #5, Chernabog from Fantasia at #4, Jafar from Aladdin at #3, Maleficent from Sleeping Beauty at #2, and Hades from Hercules at #1. Honorable mentions are given to the Queen of Hearts from Alice in Wonderland, Madam Mim from The Sword in the Stone, Te Kā from Moana, The Horned King from The Black Cauldron, and Cruella De Vil from One Hundred and One Dalmatians.
*In "Top 10 Songs That Will Make You Happy", footage from Toy Story is used in the intro. 
*"Top 10 Kid Friendly Action Movies" ranks Sky High at #4. Kim Possible is also mentioned. 
*"Top 10 Greatest Superhero TV Crossovers" ranks The Defenders being a crossover between Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage, and Iron Fist at #10, Kingpin from Daredevil appearing in Hawkeye at #8, Cloak and Dagger appearing in Runaways at #6, and Daniel Sousa from Agent Carter appearing in Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. at #4. 
*"Top 20 Motivational Movies You Need To Watch" ranks Remember the Titans at #7 and Dead Poets Society at #4. 
*In "Top 10 Things Movies Always Get Wrong", while talking about the expressive use of tire screeching, footage from Doctor Strange is used. While talking about the exaggerates popularity of corsets, footage from Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl is used. 
*"Top 10 Video Games That Were Set Up To Fail" ranks Square Enix's Avengers game at #2. 
*"Top 20 Dragons from Movies and TV" ranks The Great Protector from Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings at #19, Sisu from Raya and the Last Dragon at #14, Elliott from Pete's Dragon (2016) at #12, Mushu from Mulan at #11, and Maleficent's dragon form from Sleeping Beauty at #7.
*In "Top 10 Smells That Bring Us Back to Our Childhood", while talking about sunscreen and suntan location as well as perfume, cologne, and cold cream, footage from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia is used, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright information. While talking about perfume, cologne, and cold cream, footage from Scrubs is used, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright information. 
*"Top 10 Craziest Anime Fights (ft. Griffin Puatu)" ranks Kairi and Auim's fight in Star Wars: Visions at #2. 
*"Top 10 Times The Boys Parodied Pop Culture" ranks Termite entering a criminal's body and expanding being a reference to the theory of Ant-Man doing the same to Thanos in Avengers: Endgame at #5, the "Girls Get It Done" campaign being a parody of the heroine team-up scene in Avengers: Endgame at #3, and the ruined city in the in-universe movie "Dawn of the Seven" being a parody of The Avengers (as well as Charlize Theron's cameo being an accidental parody of her appearance as Clea in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness) at #1. 
*In "10 Killers Who Were Murdered in Prison", while talking about Jeffery Dahmer, footage from an ABC News report on Dahmer is used. 
*In "Was Will Smith Emasculated? Snyder Cut campaign a fraud!? Ric Flair's last opponent revealed!", while talking about Will Smith appearing in a movie for the first time since slapping Chris Rock at the 2022 Oscars, the ABC logo is seen. 
*In "Top 10 Diseases That Cannot Be Explained", while talking about Alice in Wonderland syndrome, footage from the condition's namesake movie is used. While talking about Hutchinson-Gilford progeria syndrome, footage from an ABC News interview with a young girl with the syndrome is used. 
*"Top 10 Best Spider-Man Anti-Heroes" ranks the Scarlet Spider at #9, Kraven at #7, and Sandman at #4 
*"Emperor Palpatine: Then Vs Now" compares Palpatine's designs in the prequel trilogy, original trilogy, and The Rise of Skywalker. 
*In Top 10 Breaking News Stories of 2022 (So Far)" (published July 22, 2022), while talking about Omicron, footage from an ABC News report on the COVID-19 variant is used, While talking about the assassination of Shinzo Abe, footage from an ABC News report on the assassination is used. While talking about Elon Musk planning to buy Twitter before withdrawing, footage from an ABC News report on the failed a question is used. While talking about the "Don't Say Gay" bill, footage from an ABC News report on the bill is used. Disney and ESPN are seen in a list of companies that oppose the bill. While talking about the overturning of Roe v. Wade, footage from an ABC News report on the decision in used. While talking about Russia invading Ukraine, footage from an ABC News report on the invasion is used. 
*In "Top 10 Sports Moments That Left Us Speechless", during the honorable mention given to Nancy Cartagain's attack on Sarah Harding, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. 
*"Top 20 Saddest Cartoon Episodes of All Time" ranks "Weirdmageddon 3: Take Back the Falls" from Gravity Falls at #17. 
*"Top 10 Marvel Moments That Left Us Speechless" ranks the reveal of Vulture as Liz's father in Spider-Man: Homecoming At #10, Quicksilver's appearance in WandaVision at #9, Ego the Living Planet giving Star-Lord's mother cancer in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 at #8, the Mandarian twist from Iron Man 3 at #7, Thanos sacrificing Gamora in Avengers: Infinity War at #6, U.S. Agent killing with Captain America's shield in The Falcon and The Winter Soldier at #5, the Illuminati's death in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness at #4, the memory wipe in Spider-Man: No Way Home at #3, Captain America wielding Mjölnir in Avengers: Endgame at #2, and the Snap from Avengers: Infinity War at #1. Honorable mentions are given to Bucky Barnes killing Tony Stark's parents in Captain America: Civil War, Peter Parker's identity being revealed in Spider-Man: Far From Home, Starfox in Eternals, Hela breaking Mjölnir in Thor: Ragnarok, and Daredevil's cameo in Spider-Man: No Way Home. 
*"Top 10 TV Shows That Were Impacted By Real Life Events" ranks Scandal having to change a stolen election plot line after claims of the same happening in the 2016 United States Presidential Election at #10, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright information. 
*In "Top 20 Most Hated Songs of All Time" (published July 23rd, 2022), while talking about "#SELFIE" by The Chainsmokers, Darth Vader is seen in the song's music video. While talking about "It's Everyday Bro" by Jake Paul, Disney Channel is mentioned in the song's lyrics. 
*"Top 10 Dumbest Mistakes In The MCU" ranks Drax the Destroyer summoning Ronan the Accuser in Guardians of the Galaxy at #10, Peter Parker giving E.D.I.T.H. to Quinten Beck in Spider-Man: Far From Home, Kate Bishop wearing the Ronin costume while going into her apartment in Hawkeye at #8, Loki Laufeyson summoning the Biforst too close to Hela in Thor: Ragnarok at #7, Star-Lord prematurely attacking Thanos in Avengers: Infinity War at #6, Tony Stark and Bruce Banner creating Ultron in Avengers: Age of Ultron at #5, Ego the Living Planet confessing to killing Meredith Quill in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 at #4, Tony Stark giving his address to The Mandarin in Iron Man 3 at #3, Peter Parker changing Doctor Strange's spell partway through in Spider-Man: No Way Home at #2, and Thor Odinson not going for Thanos' head in Avengers: Infinity War at #1. 
*In "Top 10 Exact Moments Athletes Ruined Their Careers", while talking about Oscar Pistorious killing his girlfriend, footage from an ABC News report on on the incident is used. while talking about Aaron Hernandez killing Oidan Lloyd, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. 
*"Top 10 Times Disney Has Feuded With Actors" ranks Dave Bautista upset over James Gunn's firing at #10: Bella Thorne over felling pitted against Zendaya at #9, Steve Whitmire over his firing at #8, Hilary Duff over her pay at #7, Gina Carano being fired for political statements at #6, Kirk Douglas over being filmed on Walt Disney's estate at #5, Adriana Caselotti over being uncredited as Snow White at #4, Johnny Depp over being fired after his trail against Amber Heard at #3, Scarlett Johansson over Black Widow being released in theaters and on Disney+ simultaneously at #2, and Robin Williams over his voice being used in advertisements of Aladdin at #1. 
*In "Top 10 Cartoons To Never Watch In Front of Kids", while talking about South Park, one clip used involves Eric Cartman, Stan Marsh, and Kenny McCormick stealing illegal substances from Kyle Burtowski's mom in exchange for Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order. 
*"Thor: Then Vs Now" compares Thor in the MCU up to Thor: Love and Thunder. 
*In "Top 10 Celeb Reactions To Being Dissed In Songs", while talking about Monika Lewenski reacting to a line referencing her relations with Bill Clinton in "Formation" by Beyoncé, footage from an ABC News report on the aforementioned relations is used. 
*"Top 10 Shocking Reveals at San Diego Comic-Con 2022 (SDCC)" ranks She-Hulk: Attorney at Law at #6, Avengers 5 and Avengers: Secret Wars at #3, and Black Panther: Wakanda Forever at #1. 
*"Top 20 Hilarious Action Movie One Liners" ranks "You're the rocket man" from The Rock at #20 and "Puny God" from The Avengers at #14. 
*"Top 5 Marvel SDCC Announcements" highlights I Am Groot, She-Hulk: Attorney at Law, Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, Phase 5 and 6, Avengers: Secret Wars, and Avengers 5. 
*"Top 10 Times Movie Bullies Celebrated Too Early" ranks Gaston falling into the mud puddle in Beauty and the Beast at #9 and Anastasia Tremaine and Drizella Tremaine failing to fit into the glass slipper in Cinderella at #2. 
*"Top 10 Weirdest Superhero TV Shows Ever Made" ranks Loki at #9 and WandaVision at #6. Footage from Moon Knight is used in the intro. 
*"Everything We Know About Marvel Phase 5 And 6" highlights Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, season two of What If...?, Secret Invasion, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, Echo, season two of Loki, The Marvels, Ironheart, Blade, Agatha: Darkhold Diaries, Daredevil: Born Again, Captain America: Brave New World, Marvel Zombies, Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man, Thunderbolts, Fantastic Four, Avengers 5, Avengers: Secret Wars, Shang-Chi 2, and the untitled Nova film. 
*"Qui-Gon Was Always There" edits its titular character into scenes from Obi-Wan Kenobi he was not present in. 
*"Top 20 Funniest Superheroes and Villains Ever" ranks Kate Bishop at #19, Iron Man at #14, Star-Lord at #12, and Spider-Man at #2. 
*In "Top 10 Weirdest Celebrity Appearances in Commercials", while talking about Tom Hiddelston appearing in a commercial from Centrum multivitamins, Hiddleston's role as Loki Laufeyson is referenced, with footage from Thor: The Dark World being used.
*In "Top 10 Creepiest Things Found at Crime Scenes", while talking about John Sanson being discovered by his son's fingerprints on LEGO bricks at Lucille Johnson's house, footage from an ABC News report on Johnson's murder is used.
*Watchmojo uploaded "Top 20 Darkest Moments on Power Rangers". 
*"Who is the Next Black Panther? The Boys spin-off tackles X-Men? WWE internal turmoil" reports on the reveals of Secret Invasion, Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, Daredevil: Born Again, Captain America: Brave New World, Thunderbolts, Avengers: Secret Wars, and Avengers 5. Additionally, the trailer for Black Panther: Wakanda Forever is covered. 
*In "Top 10 Times Musicians Burned Their Exes in Songs", while talking about "Driver's License" by Olivia Rodrigo, whose lyrics are believed to refer to Joshua Bassett and Sabrina Carpenter, Rodrigo and Bassett's roles on High School Musical: The Musical: The Series are mentioned. 
*"Top 10 Banned Kids TV Shows" ranks the Winnie the Pooh franchise which is banned in China at #6. 
*In "Top 20 Athletes Caught Cheating on Live TV", while talking about the Chinese women's badminton team deliberately sending shots into the net at the 2012 Lodon Olympics, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. 
*"Top 10 Villains of 2022 (So Far)" (published July 28, 2022) ranks Darth Vader in Obi-Wan Kenobi at #6 and Scarlet Witch in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness at #5. 
*In "Top 10 Before They Were Famous Interviews", while talking about Julia Roberts' 1988 interview on Today, Roberts' then-upcoming role in Pretty Woman is mentioned.
*"Top 100 TV Shows Of All Time" (published July 29, 2022) ranks Daredevil at #100 and The Mandalorian at #73. ABC is seen in the copyright information for It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia during the show's entry at #50. Footage from WandaVision is used in the intro when saying limited series will not be included. 
*"Top 10 Worst CGI Effects on TV" ranks the Darma Initiative submarine from Lost at #9, the dragons from Once Upon a Time at #3, and Medusa's hair from Inhumans at #1. While talking about Psyche grabbing the Flash with her magic tentacles from The Flash, Ferueza is compared to the Hulk.
*In "Top 10 Banned Kids Movies", Mary Poppins, which was banned in China due to blending animation with live-action, and animation, ranks at #10. A Wrinkle in Time, which is banned in China due to elements of time travel, ranks at #8. The Barnyard Battle, which was banned in Germany due to the cats' battle helmets resembling the country's army, ranks at #7. Christopher Robin, which was banned in China due to Xi Jingping being compared to Winnie the Pooh, ranks at #5. Beauty and the Beast (2017), which was banned in numerous countries due to LeFou briefly dancing with a man, ranks at #4. Song of the South, which is banned in the United States due to its glorification of slavery, ranks at #3. It is also mentioned that Splash Mountain will be rethemed to The Princess and the Frog, footage from which is used. 
*In "Top 150 Useless Facts", Fact #8 is that Buzz Lightyear's original name was "Lunar Larry". Fact #27 is that Walt Disney was afraid of mice, despite creating Mickey Mouse. Fact #48 is how Yen Sid is "Disney" backwards. Fact #58 is that Minnie Mouse's full name is Minerva Mouse. During Fact #64, which is that the British Royal Family isn't allowed to play Monoply, footage from Black-ish is used, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright information. Fact #78 is that the soundtrack for Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs was the first commercially available soundtrack. Fact #114 is that Donald Duck's middle name is Fartleroy. 
*"Top 20 Unscripted Robin Williams Moments" ranks the Marilyn Brandon impersonation from Dead Poets Society at #20, much of Jack at #11, Pinocchio's head appearing on Genie in Aladdin at #10, the broadcasts from Good Morning, Vietnam at #3, and the celebrity impressions from Aladdin at #1. This clip also appears in the "All The Best Unscripted Movie Moments" and "Best of Robin Williams" compilations.
*In "Top 10 Times Karens Faced Justice", while talking about Mark McCloskey and Patrica McCloskey, who were charged with assault after aiming a gun at a group of people protesting the murder of George Floyd, footage from an ABC News report on the court case is used. While talking about Lisa Alexander, who called the police on James Juanillo for spray-painting his own wall, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. The #4 entry focuses on Addison Edile, who called the police on Erin Rodgers, who was selling water allegedly without a permit. The water sales were to earn money for a trip to Disneyland. While talking about Amy Cooper, who called the police after Christian Cooper told her to put a leash on her dog, Amy's actions are compared to the Sith. 
*In "Top 10 Satisfying Deaths of Hated Comic Book Characters", while talking about most of the Inhumans dying in "Death of the Inhumans", footage from Inhumans is used. 
*"Top 20 Scariest Moments In Games For Kids" ranks the Clock Tower from Epic Mickey at #19 and the Monster Ock from 2002's Spider-Man game at #5. 
*Watchmojo uploaded "Power Rangers Cast: Where Are They Now?" 
*"Top 10 Times Movie Characters Celebrated Too Early" ranks Scar from The Lion King at #6, Cyrus, Diamond Dog, and Swamp Thing from Con Air at #5, and Thor Odinson from Avengers: Infinity War at #3. 
*In "10 Banned YouTube Creators", while talking about Richard B. Spencer, whose channel was banned over racist comments, footage from an ABC News interview with Spencer is used. 
*In "Top 10 Real Life Survival Movies That Left Out The Real Ending", Togo, which left out Leonard Sheppard starting a dog-breeding business, ranks at #6.
*"Top 20 Saddest Animal Deaths in Movies" ranks Old Jack and Dewey from Eight Below at #20, Ray from The Princess and the Frog at #19, Antie from Honey, I Shrunk the Kids at #17, Hooch from Turner & Hooch at #11, the titular dog from Old Yeller at #9, Bambi's mother from Bambi at #2, and Mufasa from The Lion King at #1. While talking about Longclaw from Sonic the Hedgehog, the aforementioned owl is compared to Obi-Wan Kenobi in footage from the movie.
*In "Top 10 Valuable Items Found by Accident", while about a Kid Icarus cartridge found by Scott Amos while sorting through childhood begonias, it is mentioned that Amos used the money made from selling this cartridge on a trip to Disney World. While talking about two unidentified individuals finding copies of the Deceleration of Independence in their attics, footage from National Treasure is used.
*"Top 10 Most Unrealistic Sitcom Storylines" ranks Miley Stewart's secret identity in Hannah Montana at #3.
*In "Top 10 Historical Myths That Turned Out to Be True", while talking about the kraken, footage from Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest is used. While talking about Svalinn, footage from Thor: Ragnarok is used.
*In "20 TV Stars Who Tragically Died During Production", while talking about Mary Bergman, who died after committing suicide due to the stress caused by her mother's deteriorating health while voicing most of the female characters on South Park, Bergman's role as Snow White is mentioned. One entry is dedicated to Dave Whitter, who died of a heart attack while filming 8 Simple Rules.
*In "Top 20 Breaking Bad Questions Answered in Better Call Saul", the narrator says Francesca Liddy is "armed with a personality to match Roz from Monsters, Inc.". 
*"Top 10 Darkest Superhero Shows" ranks Luke Cage at #8, Moon Knight at #7, Jessica Jones at #6, Daredevil at #4, and The Punisher at #3. An honorable mention is given to Cloak & Dagger. Footage from WandaVision is used in the intro.
*In "Top 10 Catchphrases Kids Today Don't Recognize", while talking about "Gettin' jiggy with it", footage from 10 Things I Hate About You is used. While talking about "Whassup?", the phrase's appearance in Ant-Man and the Wasp is mentioned.
*"Top 10 Things We Thought Were CGI But Weren't" ranks the plane rescue from Iron Man 3 at #1. Honorable mentions are given to the Arc Reactor in Iron Man and the raising bread from Star Wars: The Force Awakens.
*"Top 10 Post Depp v Heard Revelations" ranks Disney firing Johnny Depp from Pirates of the Caribbean 5 at #2. It is also mentioned that Depp filmed Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales while married to Heard. Footage from an ABC News interview with Evan Rachel Wood is used.
*"Top 20 South Park Villains" ranks the show's parody of Mickey Mouse at #12.
*In "Top 10 People Who Got Banned From Social Media", while talking about Patrick Little, who was banned from Gab for threatening violence against Jewish individuals, footage from an ABC News report on Little's comments is used.
*"Top 10 Exciting MCU Phase 5 And 6 Villains" ranks anyone who could be a Skrull in Secret Invasion at #10, Bullseye in Daredevil: Born Again at #9, M.O.D.O.K. in Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania at #8, Mister Sinister in X-Men '97 at #7, Agatha Harkness in Agatha: Darkhold Diaries at #6, stronger zombies than those seen in "What If... Zombies!?" in Marvel Zombies at #5, Baron Zemo who is rumored for Thunderbolts at #4, Kingpin in Echo at #3, Doctor Doom in Phase 6 at #2, and Kang through multiple projects at #1.
*"Netflix Sandman Vs Marvel Sandman" uses footage from Spider-Man: No Way Home.
*"Top 20 Best Cartoons That Got CANCELLED" ranks Dave the Barbarian at #19, Recess at #16, The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes at #15, Star Wars: The Clone Wars at #8, and Gargoyles at #5.
*"Top 20 Movies You Watched On Repeat As A Kid" (originally incorrectly titled "Top 10 Movies You Watched On Repeat As A Kid") ranks Hocus Pocus at #19, Finding Nemo at #16, Who Framed Roger Rabbit at #4, and Toy Story at #3.
*"Top 10 Most POWERFUL Marvel Weapons" ranks Captain America's shield at #19, the Ebony Blade at #9, the Staff of One at #8, the Casket of Ancient Winters at #7, Mjölnir at #6, the Mandarin's rings at #5, All-Black the Necrosword at #4, the Comsic Cube at #3, the Ultimate Nullifier at #2, and the Infinity Gauntlet at #1.
*"Top 10 Movie Endings That Left Us SPEECHLESS" ranks Avengers: Infinity War at #4, and The Sixth Sense at #2.
*In "Top 20 Notorious FBI Most Wanted Fugitives", while talking about Jason Brown, who killed a security guard during a heist at a movie theater, footage from an ABC News report on Brown is used. While talking about Warren Jeffs, who led the Fundamentalist Church of Latter-Day Saints, footage from an ABC News report on Jeffs is used.
*"Top 10 Things You Missed in The Sandman" ranks Funland's hunting grounds likely being Disneyland at #6, with the character claiming to have met the Big Bad Wolf and referencing "It's a Small World".
*"Top 20 SADDEST Cartoon Movie Moments Ever" ranks Tadashi Hamada's video from Big Hero 6 at #20, the barracuda attack from Finding Nemo at #18, WALL-E's reset in WALL-E at #17, Gramma Tala's return in Moana at #15, Stitch running off in Lilo & Stitch at #14, "Baby Mine" from Dumbo at #12, Bing Bong fading away in Inside Out at #9, Tod being left behind in The Fox and the Hound at #6, the death of Bambi's mother in Bambi at #4, Mufasa's death in The Lion King at #3, Andy Davis giving away the toys in Toy Story 3 at #2, and Ellie Fredricksen's death in Up at #1.
*In "Top 10 Incidents That Got News Anchors FIRED" while talking about Charlie Rose, who was fired from CBS after sexual misconduct, footage from an ABC News report on Rose's firing is used. While talking about Chris Cuomo, who was fired from CNN after defending his brother Andrew Cuomo over the latter's sexual misconduct accusations, footage from an ABC News report on the former's firing is used. While talking about Matt Lauer, who was fired from NBC after sexual misconduct, footage from an ABC News report on Lauer's firing is used. While talking about Bill O'Reily, who was fired from FOX News after sexual misconduct, footage from an ABC News report on O'Reily's firing is used.
*"Top 20 Nuclear Bomb Scenes in Movies" ranks The Avengers at #20.
*"Top 20 Female Characters Voiced by Men" ranks Tallulah Robinson (voiced by Stephen J. Anderson) from Meet the Robinsons at #18, Skeeter (voiced by Howie Mandela and Drank Walker) in Muppet Babies at #17, Roz (voiced by Bob Peterson) from Monsters, Inc. at #8, Grenda (voiced by Carl Farulo) from Gravity Falls at #6, Edna Mode (voiced by Brad Bird) from The Incredibles at #2, and Miss Piggy (voiced by Frank Oz) from The Muppets at #1.
*Watchmojo uploaded "Top 10 Shocking Power Rangers Scandals".
*In "Top 10 Times Family Guy Characters Went Beast Mode", while talking about Brian and Quagmire's fight from the episode "Cat Fight", Quagmire is seen wearing a sweatshirt with Minnie Mouse on it.
*"Top 10 Best Comebacks By Animated Movie Characters" ranks Mike Wazowski correcting Randall Boggs' pronunciation of "cretin" in Monsters, Inc. at #8, Francis insulting Roscoe's vocabulary in Oliver & Company at #7, Flora saying the dress only looks awful because it's on Merryweather in Sleeping Beauty at #5, Aladdin saying Prince Achmed's horse has two rear ends in Aladdin at #3, and Buzz Lightyear calling Woody a "sad, strange little man" in Toy Story at #1.
*"Superhero Origins: Groot" uses footage from Guardians of the Galaxy, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, Avengers: Infinity War, and I Am Groot. Ralph Breaks the Internet and Thor: Love and Thunder are also mentioned.
*In "Is Pete Davidson OK? BATGIRL BACKLACK CONTINUES! Marvel's VFX PROBLEM!", She-Hulk: Attorney at Law is reported on. While talking about Peter Davidson's break up with Kim Kardashian, footage of a Saturday Night Live sketch in which Davidson and an unspecified female co-star are dressed up as Aladdin and Jasmine.
*In "Top 10 Drugs That Exist in Nature", while talking about ivermectin, footage from an ABC News report on the drug is used.
*"Top 10 Insane Reasons Online Gamers Got Banned" ranks people speedrunning to get banned in Club Penguin at #10.
*"Top 10 Things You Missed in I Am Groot" ranks the end credits Easter eggs at #10, an Alien reference at #9, the plant at #8, the Carlos at #7, the Grunds at #6, the tape deck at #5, the book cover at #4, the family tree at #3, the James Gunn cameo at #2, and Star-Lord's backpack at #1.
*"Top 10 Most Powerful Superhero Sidekicks" ranks Old Lace at #10, War Machine at #9, Bucky Barnes at #8, and Wong at #5. 
*"Top 10 Movies With A Secret R-Rated Cut" ranks Stay Alive at #8 and The Avengers at #4. 
*In "Top 10 Sports Examples of the Mandela Effect" while talking about Michael Jordan and Scotti Pippin's friendship being misremembered as being closer than it was, footage from an ABC News interview with Pippin is used. Footage from ESPN is used throughout the video. 
*"Top 20 Best 2000s Cartoons" ranks The Proud Family at #18, Kim Possible at #14, Star Wars: The Clone Wars at #11, and Phineas and Ferb at #7. While talking about Robot Chicken, the show's parodies of Darth Vader and Luke Skywalker are seen. 
*"Top 10 MCU Phase 5 And 6 Predictions Explained" ranks the Silver Surfer's debut at #10, Sam Wilson fighting the government at #9, America Chavez causing Avengers: Secret Wars at #6, Vision returning at #7, Namor returning at #5, the Fantastic Four debuting in Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania at #4, X-Men '97 being canon at #3, Valentina Allegra de Fontaine appearing in Thunderbolts at #2, and Doctor Doom's debut at #1.
*"Top 10 Awesome Moments Ruined by Bad CGI" ranks the final battle of Black Panther at #3. While talking about Han Solo meeting Jabba the Hutt in the special edition of A New Hope, the use of CGI to recreate Leia Organa and Wilhuff Tarkin in Rogue One is mentioned.
*In "Top 10 Times Real People Appeared In Anime", while talking about Nostalgia Critic and the Angry Video Game Nerd appearing in Zettai Karen Children: The Unlimited as background characters in the episode "Strangers", Lightsabers are seen in footage from one of the pair's collaborations. While talking about Stan Lee appearing throughout Heroman, the Marvel Cinematic Universe is mentioned.
*"The Hulk: Then Vs Now" uses footage from The Avengers, Avengers: Age of Ultron, Thor: Ragnarok, Avengers: Infinity War, Avengers: Endgame, and She-Hulk: Attorney at Law.
*In "Top 10 Common Science Myths Debunked", while talking about goldfish having a memory of three seconds, footage from Finding Nemo is used. While talking about humans having five senses, footage from The Sixth Sense is used.
*In "The Untold True Story Behind Thirteen Lives (The Tham Luang Cave Rescue)", footage from an ABC News report on the rescue mission is used.
*In "Top 20 Strangest DC Superheroes", while taking about Mr. Negative, he is compared to Doctor Strange.
*In "20 Comedians Who Died Too Soon", while talking about John Ritter, footage from 8 Simple Rules is used. While talking about Gilbert Gottfried and Robin Williams footage from Aladdin is used. While talking about Gilda Radiner, Kermit the Frog is seen.
*"Top 20 Animated Superhero TV Series" ranks The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes at #20, Darkwing Duck at #18, and What If...? at #10.
*"Supervillain Origins Titania (Marvel's She-Hulk)" uses footage from Hulk and the Agents of S.M.A.S.H. and The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes. She-Hulk: Attorney at Law is also mentioned.
*In "Top 10 The Boys Season 4 Rumors Explained", while talking about Tek Night joining the Seven, Tek Night is compared to Iron Man, with footage from The Avengers being used.
*"Top 20 Male Vs Female Movie Fights" ranks Shang-Chi vs. Xu Xialing in Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings at #10, Black Widow vs. Hawkeye in Avengers: Endgame at #7, and Rey vs. Kylo Ren in Star Wars: The Force Awakens at #5.
*In "Tom Holland QUITS Social Media! JOHNNY DEPP NEWS! Dwayne Johnson Flexes His Control Over DC!", Tom Holland's role as Spider-Man is mentioned, with footage from Avengers: Infinity War and Spider-Man: No Way Home being used. Pirates of the Caribbean is also mentioned.
*"Top 10 Black Panther Wakanda Forever Rumors Explained" ranks the return of the heart-shaped herb at #10, Shekmet debuting at #9, Bucky Barnes becoming White Wolf at #8, Shuri mentoring Ironheart at #7, the Midnight Angels debuting at #6, Nakia Bahadir defecting from Wakanda at #5, Storm appearing at #4, Erik Killmonger becoming Black Panther at #3, Doctor Doom debuting at #2, and Shuri becoming Black Panther at #1.
*In "20 Child Stars Who Tragically Died Young", while talking about Matthew Garber, who died from hepatitis due to pancreatitis, footage from Mary Poppins is used. While talking about Cameron Boyce, who died from a seizure, footage from Jessie, Jake and the Never Land Pirates, and Descendants is used. While talking about Dana Hill, who died from a diabetic coma, footage from Goof Troop is used. While talking about Nikita Pearl Laligwa, who died of cancer, footage from Queen of Katwe is used. While talking about Lee Thompson Young, who died of an overdose, footage from The Famous Jett Jackson is used.
*In "Top 10 Infamous Food Poisoning Cases in History", while talking about the Peanut Corporation of America's salmonella outbreak, footage from an ABC News report on the outbreak is used. While talking about the United States' 2011 listeria outbreak, footage from an ABC News report on the outbreak is used.
*In "Top 10 Times Cast Members Lost It on Whose Line Is it Anyway?", the ABC Family logo is seen.
*In "Top 10 Tourist Attractions Ruined by Morons", while talking about the Little Mermaid statue, which has been vandalized numerous times, footage from The Little Mermaid is used. While talking about the hot springs of Yellowstone National Park being discolored from various objects being thrown into them, footage from Castle is used.
*"Top 10 MCU Conspiracy Theories" ranks Bucky Barnes killing Spider-Man's parents at #10, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Taking place in an alternate timeline at #9, Dormammu losing on purpose to stop Thanos at #8, Steve Rogers being on the moon at #7, Tony Stark surviving as an AI at #6, Nick Fury being a Skrull since Avengers: Age of Ultron at #5, Nebula intentionally chose Hawkeye and Black Widow to go to Vormir at #4, Thanos was trying to stop a Celestial at #3, Doctor Strange lying about only being one way to defat Thanos at #2, and Odin sought the Infinity Stones at #1.
*In "Top 20 Celebrities That are Supposedly in the Illuminati", while talking about Chrissy Tegin, the ABC logo is seen. While talking about Nicholas Cage, footage from National Treasure is used. While talking about Brittney Spears, footage from Mickey Mouse Club and Fantasia is used.
*In "Game Of Thrones Cast: Where Are They Now?", while talking about Gwendoline Christie, her role as Captain Phasma is mentioned. While talking about Emilia Clarke, her upcoming role in Secret Invasion is mentioned. While talking about Richard Madden, his roles as Prince Charming in Cinderella (2015) and Ikaris in Eternals is mentioned. While talking about Peter Dinklage, his role as Eitri in Avengers: Infinity War is mentioned. While talking about Kit Harrington, his role as Black Knight in Eternals is mentioned.
*"Top 20 Inspirational Sports Movies" ranks Remember the Titans at #10 and Miracle at #3.
*In "Top 10 Things Banned On Netflix", while talking about Full Metal Jacket, a clip from the film of soldiers singing "Mickey Mouse March" is seen.
*"Top 10 Most Controversial Products Ever" ranks a Maui costume that was accused of cultural appropriation at #8, with footage from Moana being used. While talking about Urban Outfitter's Peachy Head shampoo, footage from an ABC News report on the shampoo is used.
*In "Top 10 Craziest Events Caught Live on TV in the 2010s", while talking about Wendy Williams fainting during her October 31, 2017 show, footage from an ABC News report on the indigent is used. While talking about the 2017 total solar eclipse, footage from ABC News' coverage of the eclipse is used. While talking about the November 2011 earthquake and tsunami in in Japan, footage from an ABC News report on the disasters is used.
*In "20 Famous People Who Tragically Died While Performing", while talking about Karl Wallenda, who fell while tightrope walking between two 150-story buildings, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used.
*"THE Channel For LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga Fans BRICKMOJO" used footage from The Avengers.
*In "Top 10 TV Show Conspiracy Theories", while talking about the theory that the dates and times in It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia signify the episodes are testimonies in court, ABC is mentioned in the copyright.
*In "Top 10 American Movies Banned in Other Countries", Lightyear, which was banned in numerous countries due to featuring and same-sex kiss, ranks at #10.
*In "Harry Styles QUITS ACTING? House of the Dragon CRASHES HBO GO! + Andrew Garfield's Method Acting!", footage from Spider-Man: No Way Home is used. A poster of Boba Fett is also seen. While talking about Harry Styles taking a break from acting, his cameo in Eternals is mentioned.
*"Top 10 Things Marvel Is Keeping Secret About Phase 5 & 6" ranks the untitled Nova project at #10, the symbiote at #9, the whereabouts of Eternals at #8, the young Avengers at #7, Scarlet Witch's fate at #6, the release of Armor Wars at #5, the return of Defenders at #4, Thor Odinson's return at #3, She-Hulk being responsible for the Thunderbolts at #2, and the X-Men's debut at #1.
*In "Top 10 Best TV Shows of 2022 (So Far)" (published August 25, 2022), footage from Obi-Wan Kenobi and Moon Knight is used in the intro.
*In "Top 10 Celebrities Who Ruined Their Careers in 2022 so far" (published August 26, 2022), while talking about Cuba Gooding Jr., who was found guilty of sexual misconduct, footage from an ABC News report on the accusations is used. While talking about Boris Johnson, who had numerous political controversies, footage from an ABC News report on the controversies is used.
*In "Top 20 Artists That Hate Their Own Songs", while talking about Mandy Moore hating her song "Candy", her role in Tangled is mentioned.
*"Top 10 Movie Mistakes That Left Us Speechless" ranks the extra dressed as a cowboy in Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl at #5.
*In "20 Famous People Who Tragically Died While Filming", one entry is dedicated to John Ritter, who died of a heart attack while filming 8 Simple Rules. While talking about Philip Hopkins, who died from a drug overdose while filming The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2, footage from an ABC News report on Hopkins' passing is used. While talking about Paul Walker, who died in a car accident while filming Furious 7, footage from an ABC News report on Walker's passing is used.
*In "Top 20 Criminally Underrated Cartoon Series", footage from Gargoyles is used when saying series that "experienced a massive resurgence of fans" will not be included.
*In "Top 20 Celebs Who Played Themselves On Family Guy", while talking about Betty White in the episode "Peter-optical", footage from The Golden Girls is used. While talking about Rush Limbaugh being parodied in numerous episodes, footage from one of Family Guy's Star Wars parody episode is used.
*In "Top 10 Superheroes with Surprising Kill Counts", Star-Lord ranks at #10 with a kill count of 55. Hulk ranks at #8, with a kill count of 79. Hawkeye ranks at #6, with a kill count of 70. Captain America ranks at #5, with a kill count of 106. Scarlet Witch ranks at #3, with a kill count of 138.
*"Top 10 Dark Truths About Your Favorite Sitcoms" ranks Trina McGee-Davis experiencing racism on the set of Boy Meets World at #6.
*In "The Seinfeld Cast: Then Vs Now", footage from Black Widow is used.
*"Top 10 Movies That Ripped Off 90s Movies" ranks Bug Bites: An Ant's Life, a rip-off of A Bug's Life, at #7. The #1 entry calls Avatar a rip-off of Pocahontas.
*"Top 10 Movie Coincides Ever" ranks Iron Man having the element he needs in Iron Man 2 at #3.
*"Top 10 Times Peter Griffin Was Actually Nice to Someone" ranks Peter taking Stewie to Walt Disney World in "The Courtship of Stewie's Father" at #10.
*"Top 20 Video Games That Defied Expectations" ranks Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order at #20 and Kingdom Hearts at #9. The Last Jedi and Solo are also mentioned.
*In "Top 20 Most Violent Cartoons", while talking about Ren & Stimpy, Ren is seen dressed as Mickey Mouse in footage from the episode "Ren Seeks Help".
*"WB SAVES Ezra Miller's Flash?! MCU Mr. Fantastic RECAST? Shia LaBeouf Drama + Netflix Cancellations!" reports that Penn Bagley is rumored to have been cast as Mr. Fantastic, replacing John Krasinski from Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness.
*In "Top 10 Creepiest Things Caught on Baby Monitors" while talking about a creepy voice, footage from Signs is used.
*"Top 10 WORST Decisions Made By Movie Studios" ranks Disney not having a plan for the Star Wars sequel trilogy at #1.
*In "Top 10 Discoveries The Government Hid From the Public", while talking about Obama's list of terrorists, footage from an ABC News report on the so-called "hit list" is used.
*"MCU Phase 5 and 6 Fan Theories Explained" ranks Hulk seeing Black Widow during his snap at #10, the ballgame broadcast was to test Steve Rogers' intel, the Tesseract sent Red Skull to Vormir at #8, the Eternals created Shang-Chi's rings at #7, Harley Keener was meant to be Spider-Man at #6, Adam Warlock creating new Infinity Stones at #5, the Heart-Shaped Herb being used in Captain America's serum at #4, Black Widow was saved at #3, Thanos created Galactus at #2, and Hulk was intentionally sent to Sakaar at #1.
*In "Celebrities That Are BANNED From Entire Countries", one of the entries is dedicated to Martin Scorsese, who is banned in China due to his film Kungdu, a film distributed by Disney. While talking about Brad Pitt being banned in China due to his film Seven Years in Tibet portraying the Dalai Lama, footage of Pitt at the premiere of Maleficent is used.
*In "The Untold Story Of Armie Hammer (House of Hammer)", Hammer's role as John Reid in The Lone Ranger is mentioned.
*In "Top 20 Messiest Band Breakups", while talking about The Beatles, footage from The Beatles: Get Back is used.
*In "10 Banned Disney Movies", Beauty and the Beast (2017) ranks at #10, being banned in numerous countries due to scenes hinting at LeFou being gay. Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest ranks at #9, being banned in China due to supernatural elements. Eternals ranks at #8, being banned in numerous countries due to Phastos being gay. Onward ranks at #7, being banned in numerous countries due to Specter being gay. Mary Poppins ranks at #6, being banned in China due to a policy in the country that prohibits media from blending live-action footage and animation. Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness ranks at #5, being banned in numerous countries due to America Chavez having two mothers. West Side Story ranks at #4, being banned in numerous countries due to Anybodys identifying as non-binary. Der Fuehrer's Face ranks at #3, being banned in Russia due to Donald Duck working for the Nazis in the film. Lightyear ranks at #2, being banned in numerous countries, as well as the state of Florida due to a scene featuring a same-sex kiss. Christopher Robin ranks at #1, being banned in China due to memes comparing the president of China to Winnie the Pooh.
*"She-Hulk Twirking" has Arnold's famous "Oh my gooooood!" reaction from Troll 2 playing in response to She-Hulk twerking with Megan Thee Stallion from the third episode of She-Hulk: Attorney at Law.
*In "Top 10 Most INTENSE Actors of All Time", while talking about Tilda Swinton, her role as Ancient One in the Marvel Cinematic Universe is mentioned, with footage from Doctor Strange being used. While talking about Nicolas Cage, footage from Con Air is used.
*"Top 10 Most CHAOTIC Movie and TV Duos" ranks Thor Odinson and Loki Laufeyson at #3.
*"Top 10 Times TV Backstabbers Got What They Deserved" ranks Phil Coulson crushing Grant Ward on Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. at #2. While talking about Solider Boy killing Payback on The Boys, the former is compared to Captain America.
*"Top 10 Things you Missed in Rick and Morty Season 6 ep 1" ranks Rick saying that he doesn't have "a space helmet like that Avengers guy did" at #10.
*"Top 10 Marvel TV Shows You Didn't Know Existed" ranks Hulk and the Agents of S.M.A.S.H. at #10 and Marvel Disk Wars: The Avengers at #2. Hit-Monkey is given an honorable mention.
*"Top 10 Dumbest Decisions in Disaster Movies" ranks not sending astronauts on the mission in Armageddon at #10.
*"Top 10 Most Rewatchable Moments in Thor: Love and Thunder" ranks the opening battle at #10, Gorr the God Butcher bringing Love to life at #9, Thor and Jane Foster's montage at #8, the battle with the gods at #7, Mjölnir being jealous of Stormbreaker at #6, Thor giving the children his powers at #5, the theater scene at #4, Thor and Love teaming up at #3, the shadow realm showdown at #2, and Jane Foster's heroic debut at #1. Honorable mentions are given to Hercules' cameo, the opening scene, Thor leaving the Guardians of the Galaxy, Dwayne and Jane Foster entering Valhalla.
*"Top 10 Things Marvel's Thor Gets Wrong About Norse Mythology" ranks Thor being the god of more than just thunder at #10, Thor's hair color at #9, Hela's name at #8, numerous characters' origins at #7, Thor not having romantic feelings for Sif at #6, Thor's love life and children at #5, Frigga at #4, Loki Laufeyson and Hela being Thor's only siblings at #3, Loki is Thor's uncle in the myths at #2, and how Mjölnir works at #1.
*In "Top 10 Deadly Products That Weren't Banned", while talking about the Stevens' Model Dockyard Locomotive, footage from Ant-Man and It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia is used, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright of the latter. While talking about McDonald's glassware, a cup with Mickey Mouse on it is seen.
*In "Top 10 Brutal Deaths on Rick and Morty", while talking about Vindicators in the episode "Vindicators 3: The Return of Worldender", Rick compares the group to the Avengers in a clip from the episode. While talking about the street performer in "Rick and Relaxation", the performer's costume is compared to Mickey Mouse.
*In "Brendan Fraser's Standing Ovation", footage from Up is used.
*In "Top 10 Times Athletes Ruined Their Careers Off The Field", while talking about Ryan Lotche, who vandalized a restroom while drunk, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Johnny Manziel, who abused his partner while drunk, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Aaron Hernandez, who murdered Odin Lloyd, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Lamar Odom, who was using numerous drugs, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Ray Rice, who abused his wife, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Oscar Pistorous, who accidentally shot is girlfriend, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about O.J. Simpson, who murdered his girlfriend, footage from an ABC News report on Simpson's trial is used.
*"Top 10 Jedi That Survived Order 66" ranks Gungi at #10, Jocosta Nu at #9, Cere Junda at #8, Quinlin Voce at #7, Grogu at #6, Cal Kestis at #5, Kanan Jarrus at #4, Yoda at #3, Ahsoka Tano at #2, and Obi-Wan Kenobi at #1.
*"Top 10 Things That Were Revealed at D23 Expo" ranks Disenchanted at #10, Andor at #9, Willow at #8, Tales of the Jedi at #7, Werewolf by Night at #6, The Little Mermaid (2023) at #5, Secret Invasion at #4, The Mandalorian Season 3 at #3, the Thunderbolts cast at #2, and Inside Out 2 at #1.
*"Top 10 Things to Remember Before Seeing Wakanda Forever" ranks Wakanda going public at #10, Chadwick Boseman's passing at #9, W'Kabi's absence at #8, Namor's debut at #7, the filming locations at #6, possible cameos at #5, Ironheart at #4, the Wakanda series at #3, Black Panther not being recast at #2, and the new Black Panther at #1.
*"Top 5 Most Exciting Things in The Mandalorian Season 3 Trailer" ranks Grogu returning to Din Djarin at #5, more Mandalorians at #4, multiple character returns at #3, Boka Tab being antagonistic at #2, and Mandalore at #1.
*"Top 5 Biggest MCU Announcements At D23" ranks Matt Shakman directing Fantastic Four at #5, casting announcements at #4, Werewolf by Night at #3, Secret Invasion at #2, and Thunderbolts at #1.
*"Top 10 Most POWERFUL Characters in Star Wars" ranks Ahsoka Tano at #10, Mace Windu at #9, Obi-Wan Kenobi at #8, Ben Solo and Rey at #7, Bendu at #6, Luke Skywalker at #5, Anakin Skywalker/Darth Vader at #4, Yoda at #3, Darth Sidious/Emporer Sheev Palpatine at #2, and The Mortis Gods at #1. Honorable mentions are given to The Force Priestesses, Qui-Gon Jinn, Darth Plagueis, Snoke, and Maul.
*"Top 20 BEST PS4 Games of All Time" ranks Insomniac's Spider-Man game at #4.
*"Top 20 Movies That BOMBED So Hard They Had To Cancel The Sequel" ranks The Lone Ranger at #20 and John Carter at #2. Finding Dory is also mentioned.
*In "Top 10 Weirdest Historical Events That Actually Happened", while talking about Lester Hemingway founding New Atlantis, footage from Lost is used.
*"Top 10 Creators FIRED From Their Own TV Shows" ranks Scott Buck at #8, who was fired from Iron Fist due to the show's poor reviews.
*"Top 10 Times the Crazy Person Was Right in Comedy Movies" ranks Chef Skinner from Ratatouille at #7.
*"MCU CASTING NEWS! House of the Dragon WENT TOO FAR? Zendaya SMASHES the Emmys, Cobra Kai + The Queen" reports on casting for Werewolf by Night, Captain America: Brave New World, Secret Invasion, and Thunderbolts. While taking about Zendaya winning an Emmy, footage from Spider-Man: No Way Home is used. She-Hulk: Attorney at Law is also mentioned.
*In "10 Horrifying Political Assassinations", while talking about Abraham Lincoln, footage from Lincoln is used. While talking about Jo Cox, footage from an ABC News report on Cox is used. This clip is also seen in "The Most Shocking Assassinations..." compilation.
*"Top 10 Kids Cartoon Reboots That Nobody Asked For" ranks Quack Pack at #9.
*In "Top 10 Shocking Movie Scandals", while talking about The Birth of a Nation having racist depictions, footage from Song of the South is used.
*In "Top 20 Celebs Who Actually Voiced Themselves on South Park", while talking about Sia providing Lorde's singing voice (in actuality Randy) in the episode "The Cissy", a poster of Frozen is seen in footage from the episode. 
*"20 Racist Disney Movie Moments That You Forgot About" ranks Sunflower's design in Fantasia at #20, the Arabic stereotypes in Mickey in Arabia at #19, the Blackfish seen during "Under the Sea" in The Little Mermaid at #18, the Japanese soldiers in Commando Duck at #17, the African cannibals in "Trader Mickey" at #16, the depictions of German citizens in "Education for Death" at #15, the hyenas in The Lion King at #14, the Blackbirds from "Mother Goose Goes Hollywood" at #13, the Big Bad Wolf's Jewish disguise in Three Little Pigs at #12, racist characters from Cannibal Capers at #11, "Savages" from Pocahontas at #10, Friday from Mickey's Man Friday at #9, The Doll from Santa's Workshop at #8, King Louie from The Jungle Book at #7, "Arabian Nights" from Aladdin at #6, "What Made the Red Man Red?" from Peter Pan at #5, Si and Am from Lady and the Tramp at #4, Shun Gon from The Aristocats at #3, The Crows from Dumbo at #2, and Uncle Remus from Song of the South at #1. 
*In "Top 10 Best Animated Comedy Series Ever", Gravity Falls is given an honorable mention. 
*"Top 10 Best MCU Characters" ranks Thanos at #10, Wanda Maximoff at #9, Doctor Strange at #8, Natasha Romanioff at #7, Thor at #6, T'Challa at #5, Loki at #4, Peter Parker at #3, Steve Rogers at #2, and Tony Stark at #1. Honorable mentions are given to Wong, Peggy Carter, Matt Murdock, Rocket, and Scott Lang. Trevor Slattery is the fake #1 entry. This clip also appears in "Top 10+10 Most Underrated And Best MCU Characters".
*In "Top 10 Things To Remember For The Final Part of Walking Dead Season 11", footage from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia is used, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright information. 
*In "Top 10 Space Mysteries That Scientists Can't Explain", while talking about the possibility of the multiverse, footage from Spider-Man: No Way Home and Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness is used. 
*"Top 10 WORST CGI In Action Movies" ranks the de-aging technology in Tron: Legacy at #10 and Leia Organa in Rogue One at #7.
*"Top 10 Scariest Monsters In Kids Cartoons" ranks the Horned King from The Black Cauldron at #7 and the Evil Clown from The Brave Little Toaster at #4.
*In "Keanu will be Constantine AGAIN! Netflix SHUTTING DOWN the Binge? KARATE KID KICKS AGAIN?!", Spider-Man is mentioned. Footage from She-Hulk: Attorney at Law is used. Brie Larson's role as Captain Marvel is mentioned.
*"Top 10 Funniest Celebrity Cartoon Cameos Ever" ranks Gordon Ramsey's cameo in Phineas and Ferb at #6 and Neil DeGrasse Tyson as Waddles' talking machine in Gravity Falls at #1.
*"Top 10 Most Underrated Superhero Shows Ever" ranks Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. at #10, Cloak & Dagger at #9, and Runaways at #7. An honorable mention is given to Agent Carter.
*"Top 10 Most WTF Rick and Morty Moments Ever" ranks Rick's Mulan Sezchaun Sauce rant from "The Rickshank Redemption" at #6.
*In "Pirates Vs Ninjas Vs Aliens Vs Dinosaurs!", footage from Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl is used.
*In "Top 10 Underappreciated South Park Episodes", while talking about "Pinewood Derby", Randy is seen dressed as Leia Organa in footage from the episode.
*"Top 10 Superheroes Who DESERVED BETTER" ranks Frank Castle at #10, Johnny Blaze at #9, Wanda Maximoff at #8, Natasha Romanioff at #5, James Buchanan "Bucky" Barnes at #4, and Peter Parker at #2. Honorable mentions are given to Carol Danvers and Janet Van Dyne.
*In "20 Cold Cases That Were Finally Solved", while talking about the murders of John Schuessler, Anton Schuessler and Rob Peterson, it is mentioned that the boys were murdered on their way home after seeing The African Lion. While talking Ariel Castro kidnapping Michelle Knight, Amanda Berry and Georgina DeJesus, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about the Golden State Killer, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used.
*In "Top 10 Worst One Hit Wonders Of All Time" (published September 25, 2022), while talking about "Disco Duck" by Rick Dees and His Cast of Idiots, Donald Duck is mentioned.
*"Top 10 Action Movie Mistakes Spotted By the Fans" ranks a clock going backwards between shots in Armageddon at #4.
*In "10 Most EVIL Men in History", while talking about Kim Jong-Il, footage from an ABC News report on the dictator's death is used.
*In "Top 10 Times Family Guy Made Fun of Its Own Network", while talking about Sean Handidy arguing with Droopy Dog in the episode "Ocean's Three and a Half", Joe says Hannidy looks like "Wreck-It Ralph had a job interview" in footage from the episode.
*In "Top 10 Things You Missed In Rick and Morty Season 6 ep 4", Rick's quest to make indestructible plates is compared to Thor Odinson forging Stormbreaker in Avengers: Infinity War.
*In "Top 10 Things You Didn't Know Will Kill You", while talking about drinking too much coffee, footage from an ABC News report involving the beverage is used. While talking about drinking too much soda, footage from an ABC News report involving the beverage is used.
*In "Top 10 Times Politicians Got Caught LYING on Live TV", while talking about Richard Nixon's "I am not a crook" speech, footage from an ABC News report on the speech is used.
*In "Top 10 Shocking DC Scandals", Mufasa is mentioned in footage from Deadpool 2. While talking about the cancellation of Batgirl, footage from an ABC News report on the cancellation is used.
*"Top 10 Worst CGI of the 2010s" ranks the Genie in Aladdin 2019 at #10 and de-aging Jeff Bridges from Tron: Legacy at #8. While talking about Steppenwolf in Justice League, footage from The Avengers is used.
*"Top 10 Asteroid Impact Scenes in Movies" ranks the scene from Armageddon at #2.
*In "Top 10 Animals Who Saved People's Lives", while talking about Pearlier the Parrot alerting her owners of a fire, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. while talking about Lulu the pig playing dead in the road to alert passerbys of its owner's heart attack, from from Scrubs is used, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright information.
*"Top 20 Deadpool Easter Eggs" ranks references to Hulk, Black Widow, and Thanos at #13. Footage from Captain America: The Winter Soldier, Avengers: Age of Ultron, Avengers: Infinity War, Thor: Ragnarok, and Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness is used.
*In "Hugh-ge Deadpool 3 News! Tom Holland's the new 007? + Adam Levine Controversy Explained!", footage from Spider-Man: Homecoming and Star Wars: The Force Awakens is used. James Earl Jones retiring as Darth Vader is reported on.
*In "Top 20 Saddest Rick and Morty Moments", while talking about Jerry accidentally resetting Morty's relationship in "The Vat of Acid Episode", the montage in which this happens is compared to the opening minutes of Up.
*"20 WORST YouTube Scandals Ever" ranks "Elsagate" at #7. Videos from numerous channels see actors dressed up as Spider-Man, Anna, Elsa, and Maleficent. While talking about TMartin rigging Counter Strike: Global Offensive to win bets, one video sees Martin in a Yoda hat. While talking about the Myka Stauffer family's abuse scandal, footage from an ABC News report on the scandal is used. While talking about numerous PewDiePie scandals, Disney is mentioned. While talking about Logan Paul filming a dead body in Aokigahara Forest, footage from an ABC News report on the scandal is used.
*"Top 20 Most Famous Video Game Cheats Ever" ranks the cheat code that unlocks various vehicles in Star Wars: Rogue Squadron at #16 and the Lightsaber dismembering cheat code from Star Wars: Jedi Knight at #9.
*In "10 Times Fans MURDERED Celebrities", while talking about Nichole Mirvintov killing Michael Lirmintov, footage from Hamilton is used. While talking about Robert Barrto murdering Rebecca Schaffer, footage from an ABC News report on the murder is used. While talking about Andrew Cunen killing Gianni Versace, footage from an ABC News report on the murder is used. While talking about Kevin Loibel killing Christina Grimme, footage from an ABC News report on the murder is used. While talking about Youlada Salivar killing Selena, footage from an ABC News report on the murder is used.
*In "Top Earning Movies of 2022 (So Far)" (published October 1, 2022), two of the entries are Thor: Love and Thunder and Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness.
*In "20 Most EVIL Couples in History", while talking about Phillip Garrido and Nancy Garrido, footage from an ABC News report on the couple is used. While talking Rizwan Farook and Tashfeen Malik, footage from an ABC News report on the couple is used.
*In "Top 10 SNL Cast Members: Where Are They Now?", while talking about Amy Poehler, her role as Joy in Inside Out is mentioned. While talking about Tina Fey, her role as 22 in Soul is mentioned.
*In "Top 10 Music Videos You Forgot Were AWESOME", while talking about "I'd Do Anything for Love (But I Won't Do That)" by Meat Loaf featuring Lorraine Crosby, Beauty and the Beast is listed as one of the music video's inspirations.
*In "Top 10 REJECTED Actors That Became Successful", while talking about Scarlett Johansson, her role as Black Widow in the Marvel Cinematic Universe is mentioned, with footage from The Avengers being used. Her role in The Horse Whisperer is also mentioned. While talking about Chadwick Boseman, his role as T'Challa in the Marvel Cinematic Universe is mentioned, with footage from Captain America: Civil War and Black Panther being used. Additionally, it is mentioned that Boseman had previously auditioned for Drax the Destroyer. While talking about Harrison Ford, his role as Han Solo is mentioned.
*"Top 5 Amazing Details in the Black Panther: Wakanda Forever Trailer" ranks Namor flying at #5, Klu Klu Khan at #4, Ironheart at #3, hints at Namor's past battles with Wakanda at #2, and the reveal of who is likely Shuri as Black Panther at #1.
*"Top 20 HARDEST Video Game Puzzles Ever" ranks the ring puzzle from Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic at #19. While talking about the Babblefish puzzle from The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, footage from the game's film adaption is used.
*"Comic Book Origins: Namor (Black Panther: Wakanda Forever)" uses footage from The Avengers, Black Panther, Avengers: Infinity War, and Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.
*"Top 20 Greatest Sword Fights In Movies" ranks the battle between Edmond Dantès and Fernand Mondego from The Count of Monte Cristo at #18, the battle between Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker from Revenge of the Sith at #16, the battle between Jack Sparrow and Will Turner from Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl at #5, the battle between Chang Wang and Lord Rathbone from Shanghai Knights at #4, and Obi-Wan Kenobi and Qui-Gon Jinn's battle against Maul in The Phantom Meance at #2. An honorable mention is given to Kylo Ren and Rey's battle against the Praetorian Guards in The Last Jedi.
*In "Top 10 Recent Animal Species Discoveries" (published October 5, 2022), while talking about the Rose-Veiled Fairy Wrasse, footage from Dinosaurs is used. While talking about the Kamarckdromia Beagle, footage from Finding Nemo is used.
*"Top 10 Things You Should NEVER Say to a Marvel Fan" ranks "Marvel movies are overrated" at #10, "Superman is better than Captain America" at #9, "What happened to Wanda's accent?" at #8, "Marvel has weak villains" at #7, "The MCU movies are all the same" at #6, "The movies have too much humor" at #5, "Anyone who reads the comics is dumb, just watch the movies" at #4, "Stan Lee condos are dumb" at #3, "DC is better than Marvel at #2", and "The movies aren't art" at #1.
*"Will Smith BACK! Marvel Misleading Us! Kim Kardashian Crypto Blunder! House of Dragons Too Dark?" reports on the second trailer for Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.
*"Top 10 Actors Who Regret Passing on HUGE Movies", ranks Eddie Murphy passing on Who Framed Roger Rabbit at #6. While talking about Bruce Willis passing on Ghost, his role in The Sixth Sense is mentioned.
*"Top 10 Worst CGI In Sci-Fi Movies" ranks CLU from Tron: Legacy at #7.
*"Werewolf by Night: Origin Story" uses footage from The Avengers, Ultimate Spider-Man, Hulk and the Agents of S.M.A.S.H., Moon Knight, and Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness.
*In "Top 10 South Park Changes That Made Fans Rage Quit", while talking about killing off Chef in the episode "The Return of Chef", Chef is seen in a costume parodying Darth Vader in footage from the episode.
*In "10 Dark Theories that Will Ruin Your Childhood", the theory that the fly in the web in The Emperor's New Groove was once human ranks at #9. The theory that Nemo is Marlin's grief-striken hallucination ranks at #6.
*In "Top 10 Unscripted SNL Moments That Made It to Air", the #10 entry comes from the Debbie Downer sketch from the May 1, 2005 show, which is set in Walt Disney World Resort.
*"Top 10 Werewolf By Night Things You Missed" ranks the "This way up" message on Ulysses' coffin being placed upside down at #10, Jack Russel acting like a dog at #9, the sushi at #8, the records at #7, the voice of Thor Odinson from The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes being the narrator at #6, Man-Thing's backstory at #5, the crypt having names of various Marvel contributors at #4, the Dracula reference at #3, various monsters at #2, and the homepages to classic film-making at #1.
*"Top 10 Most BRUTAL Deaths In Animated Movies" ranks Blender's death from The Brave Little Toaster at #10, Oogie Boogie's death from The Nightmare Before Christmas at #9, Clayton's death from Tarzan at #8, and the Horned King's death from The Black Cauldron at #4. Footage from A Bug's Life is used in the intro.
*In "Top 200 Even MORE Useless Facts You Don't Need to Know", during Fact #25, which is that there is no evidence PDT pirates actually say "Argh!" or "Shiver me Timbers", footage from Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl is used. Fact #27 is that Winnie the Pooh's real name is Edward. Fact #58 is that Miss Piggy and Yoda are both voiced by Frank Oz, During Fact #87, which is that Norway has a city named Hell, footage from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia is used, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright information. While talking about South Park being banned in China due to an episode of the show (fittingly named "Band in China") mocking the country's heavy censorship, the show's parody of Mickey Mouse is seen in footage from the aforementioned episode. Fact #109 is that Daveigh Chase, the voice of Lilo Pelekai, also plays Samara in The Ring franchise. Fact #138 is that Donald Duck has a twin sister named Della Duck.
*"Top 10 MOST Underrated Animated Series Finales Ever" ranks Avengers Assemble at #10, Tangled: The Series at #8, Gravity Falls at #4, and Phineas and Ferb at #3.
*In "Top 20 Greatest Sci-Fi Movies of All Time" (premiered on October 9, 2022), footage from WALL-E is used on the intro. An honorable mention is given to Tron.
*"Top 10 South Park Crossovers in Other TV Shows" ranks Eric Matthews saying multiple South Park catchphrases in "And Then There Was Shawn" from Boy Meets World at #9. While talking about Robot Chicken, Alfredo Linguini is seen in the "Cartoon Celebrity Chef" sketch. This clip is also seen in "The Biggest, Ballsiest South Park-Athon".
*Watchmojo uploaded "10 Times People Were Recast in Power Rangers".
*In "Top 10 Best Practical Effects in Horror Movies", while talking about David's transformation in An American Werewolf in London, the film's Mickey Mouse doll can be seen in the scene. This clip is also seen in "Top 10+10 Practical Movie Effects (Most Realistic / Horror)".
*"Top 10 Funniest End Credit Scenes in Comedy Movies" ranks Slug getting to class after the school year has ended in Monsters University at #8.
*"Top 10 Best 80s TV Theme Songs" ranks DuckTales at #3 and The Golden Girls at #2.
*"Top 10 MCU Questions Answered in She-Hulk" ranks the giant celestial from Eternals at #10, Bruce Banner's arm healing at #9, the Sokovia Accords being overturned at #8, Steve Rogers doing it at #7, the existence of mutants at #6, She-Hulk's fourth-wall breaking at #5, Bruce's de-transformation at #4, Daredevil at #3, Abomination's cameo in Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings at #2, and Bruce's future at #1.
*"Top 10 Most Unexpected Brutal Deaths in Comic Book Movies" ranks the pilot from Captain America: The First Avenger at #9, Phil Coulson in The Avengers at #8, Loki Laufeyson in Avengers: Infinity War at #6, and the Illuminati in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness at #1.
*"She-Hulk Finale Just Broke All The Walls" edits various poorly received Marvel movies over K.E.V.I.N.'s line "Some are better than others" from its titular episode.
*"Top 10 Kids Movies Adults HATE" ranks Planes at #6.
*"Top 10 Times MCU Characters Roasted Each Other" ranks Drax the Destroyer and Rocket Raccoon mocking Star-Lord's lack of muscle in Avengers: Infinity War at #10, Ultron pointing out Captain America's hypocritical refusal to fight in Avengers: Age of Ultron at #9, Hawkeye calling Tony Stark a futurist (a reference to the album of the same name from Robert Downey Jr.'s failed music career) in Captain America: Civil War at #8, Yelena Belova mocking Black Widow's fighting pose in Black Widow at #7, Tony Stark mocking Thor's "Shakespearean attitude" in The Avengers at #6, Pepper Potts calling Christine "trash" in Iron Man at #5, Peter Three calling Peter Two a "cool youth pastor" in Spider-Man: No Way Home at #4, Loki imitating Captain America in Thor: The Dark World at #3, Rocket Raccoon mocking Taserface's name in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 at #2, and Hulk calling Loki "Puny god" in The Avengers at #1. Honorable mentions are given to Tony Stark highlighting Captain America's rear in Avengers: Endgame, Doctor Strange mocking Hawkeye, Ant-Man, Wasp, Mantis, and Spider-Man in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, Star-Lord calling Rocket Raccoon a "trash panda" in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, Tony Stark calling Ebony Maw "Squidward" in Avengers: Infinity War, and Shuri mocking T'Challa's sandals in Black Panther.
*In "Every Performer Banned from Saturday Night Live", while talking about Shane Gillis, footage from an ABC News report on Gillis' racist and homophobic comments is used.
*In "Top 10 Colin and Ryan Moments from Whose Line Is It Anyways", a sketch in which the duo imitate Tarzan and Jane Porter ranks at #7 and a sketch in which the duo imitate Peter Pan and Wendy Darling ranks at #6. The ABC Family logo is seen throughout the video.
*In "Top 20 Movie Stars Who Dropped Off the Map", while talking about Josh Hartnett, footage from Pearl Harbor is used. While talking about Geena Davis, footage from Commander in Chief is used. While talking about Rick Moranis, footage from Honey, I Shrunk the Kids is used. Shrunk is also mentioned. While talking about Emily Esteves, footage from the Mighty Ducks movie and TV series is used. While talking about Jennifer Colleney, her role in Spider-Man: Homecoming is mentioned. While talking about Brendan Fraiser, footage from Encino Man is used. While talking about Richard Gere, footage from Pretty Woman is used.
*"Top 10 Marvel Mistakes Spotted by Fans" ranks Spider-Man having a different line in his recording of the airport battle from Captain America: Civil War in Spider-Man: Homecoming than in the original movie at #10, Captain America's suit repairing itself in The Avengers at #9, Tony Stark's inconsistent mustache in Avengers: Endgame at #8, a computer having incorrect software for the time period in Captain Marvel at #7, the window cracking in Iron Man 3 at #6, a crew member appearing in the background of Doctor Strange at #5, Black Widow's head not connecting with a henchman in The Avengers at #4, Star-Lord having a mixtape from after his abduction in Guardians of the Galaxy at #3, two Ant-Men in the final battle of Avengers: Endgame at #2, and an inaccurate time-skip in Spider-Man: Homecoming at #1.
*In "Top 20 Body Horror Movies", while talking about Slither, it is mentioned that the film was directed by James Gunn, whose work on Guardians of the Galaxy is mentioned.
*In "Top 10 Actors You Know By Face But Not by Name", while talking about Walton Gaton, footage from Ant-Man is used. While talking about Judy Greer, footage from Ant-Man and the Wasp is used. During the honorable mention for Chin Han, Captain America: The Winter Soldier is mentioned. During the honorable mention for John Hannah, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. is mentioned. During the honorable mention for Jimmi Simpson, footage from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia is used, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright information.
*"Top 10 Fictional Foods That Would Kill You in Real Life" ranks the Magic Mushrooms from Alice in Wonderland at #7.
*In "Top 5 Facts About Feral Children", footage from Tarzan, The Jungle Book (1967), and The Jungle Book (2016) is used.
*"Hulk Can't Have Kids" combines the scenes of Bruce Banner saying he can't have children in Avengers: Age of Ultron and the introduction of Skaar from the ninth episode of She-Hulk: Attorney at Law.
*"Top 10 Dwayne The Rock Johnson Bloopers" ranks talking with a mouthful of food in Race to Witch Mountain at #7.
*In "Top 10 Rick and Morty Ads", while talking about the Sechzaun Sauce commercial, Mulan is mentioned.
*In "Top 10 Things You Should NEVER Say to an American", during the entry for "Your measurement system is crazy", footage from Jimmy Kimmel Live! is used.
*"Top 10 Reboots that Destroyed a Franchise" ranks The Lone Ranger at #2. While talking about Dolittle, it is mentioned that the film was Robert Downey Jr.'s "first post-MCU role".
*In "Top 10 Times Animated Shows Got Sued", while talking about X-Men The Animated Series being sued over its theme song, the song's use in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness is mentioned. X-Men '97 is also mentioned. While talking about Carol Burnett suing Family Guy over a parody of her, it is mentioned that the show's song "I Need a Jew" is a parody of "When You Wish Upon a Star".
*In "Top 10 Darkest Things Black Adam Has Ever Done", while talking about killing Death, footage from The Avengers is used. While talking about killing his nephew, footage from The Lion King is used. While talking about fighting a yeti, footage from Monsters, Inc. and one of Family Guy's Star Wars parodies is used.
*"Top 10 Most Embarrassing Moments in Video Games" ranks Atlantica from Kingdom Hearts II at #9 and Star-Lord's karaoke from Square Enix's Guardians of the Galaxy game at #7. The Little Mermaid is also mentioned.
*In "Top 10 Worst Pre 2000s CGI", while talking about the werewolf transformation from An American Werewolf in Paris, footage from An American Werewolf in London is used, with the latter film's Mickey Mouse doll being seen in the background. While talking about the monies from Jumanji, it is said the monkeys look like they came from the original Toy Story.
*In "Top 10 Things You Missed in Black Adam", while talking about Black Adam's cape hood being a reference to New 52 before being destroyed by a missile, footage from The Incredibles is used.
*"Top 10 Deadpool 3 Rumors EXPLAINED" ranks a She-Hulk cameo at #10, Domino's return at #9, a Thor cameo at #8, Jim Carrey playing a villain at #7, Wolverine's classic costume debut at #6, Deadpool undoing Wolverine's death from Logan at #5, Spider-Man being Deadpool's connection to the Marvel Cinematic Universe at #4, Wolverine seeking revenge for Professor X's death in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness at #3, a road trip at #2, and setting up Avengers: Secret Wars at #1.
*In "Top 10 SNL Cast Members From The 90s: Where Are They Now?", while talking about Dana Carvey, footage from one of Carvey's appearances on Jimmy Kimmel Live! is used.
*In "Top 20 Biggest YouTube Feuds Ever", while talking about PointlessBlog and VelvetGhost, Gabriella is seen wearing a Lion King shirt in her video on the feud. While talking about Trisha Paytas and David Dobrik, the latter sings "Do You Want to Build a Snowman?" in a video on the feud.
*In "Top 10 Most Hated Video Games Ever of All Time" (published October 23, 2022), while talking about Fortnite, Darth Vader is seen in footage of the game. Spider-Man is also mentioned.
*In "Jeffrey Dahmer Portrayals in Movies and TV", while talking about Jeremy Renner's portrayal in Dahmer, Renner is called "the future Hawkeye". While talking about Ross Lynch's portrayal in My Friend Dahmer, Disney Channel is mentioned.
*In "Top 10 Funniest Moments in Horror Comedy Movies", an honorable mention is given to "I Put a Spell on You" from Hocus Pocus. While talking about the introduction of Peter in What We Do in the Shadows, it is mentioned that the film was directed by Taika Waititi, whose work on Marvel movies is mentioned. 
*In "Top 10 Most Shocking TV Show Scandals Ever", while talking about Farrah Fawcett resigning from Charlie's Angels, footage from an ABC News report on the scandal is used. While talking about Jussie Smollett leaving Empire after faking a hate crime, footage from an ABC News report on the faked crime is used. While talking about Josh Duggar leaving 19 Kids and Counting after sexual misconduct allegations, footage from an ABC News report on the allegations is used. While talking about Louis C.K. leaving numerous shows after sexual misconduct allegations, footage from an ABC News report on the allegations is used. Gravity Falls is mentioned as one of the affected shows. 
*"Top 5 Things You Missed in the Ant Man and the Wasp Quantumania Trailer" ranks Janet Van Dyne's past hinting at the identity of Bill Murray's villain at #5, the continuation of the running joke of no one knowing Ant-Man at #4, Scott Lang's possible death at #3, Cassie Lang becoming Stature at #2, and the possible confirmation that the TVA is in the Quantum Realm at #1. 
*In "10 YouTubers Who Disappeared Without A Trace", while talking about MissHannahJinx, a plush of the Cheshire Cat can be seenIn the background. 
*"Top 10 Things That Could ONLY Happen in America" ranks a statue on the National Cathedral in Washington, D.C. featuring Darth Vader's helmet at #9. 
*In "Top 10 Celebs Whose Parents Are Criminals", while talking about Lindsay Lohan, footage an and ABC News report on Michael Lohan being arrested for assaulted battery is used. While talking about Leighton Meester, footage from Single Parents is used, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright information. 
*"Top 20 Video Games Where You Don't Know YOU'RE The Villain" ranks Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic at #1. 
*"Ahsoka Tano Origins (Star Wars)" uses footage from Star Wars: The Clone Wars, Star Wars Rebels, The Mandalorian, The Book of Boba Fett, and Tales of the Jedi. 
*In "Top 10 Horror Movies That Have Aged Well", while talking about An American Werewolf in London, the film's Mickey Mouse doll is seen in the background. 
*"Kanye controversy continues! Quantumania trailer! New Star Wars Movie! Dahmer Costumes Banned!" reports on the trailer for Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania and a Star Wars movie. Footage from The Rise of Skywalker is used. An actor dressed as Maleficent is seen in footage from a Saturday Night Live sketch. 
*In "Top 20 Darkest Rick and Morty Moments Ever" ranks Rick's rant about the Mulan dipping sauce from "The Rickshank Rickdemption" at #7. While talking about the making of Simple Ricks from "The Ricklantis Mixup", the episode's pair of Mortys designed after Dipper and Mabel are seen in the background. While talking about Morty killing the lighthouse keeper in "Look Who's Purging Now", Rick and Morty's suits in the episode are compared to Iron Man. 
*"Dooku Origins (Star Wars)" uses footage from Star Wars: The Clone Wars, Obi-Wan Kenobi, and Tales of the Jedi. 
*In "10 Scariest Murder Houses That Actually Exist", while talking about Denis Nilsen's houses, footage from an ABC News report on Nielsen is used. While talking about Jonbenét Ramsey's house, footage from an ABC News report on Ramsey's murder is used. While talking about the Cardien Ripper flat, one of the Ripper's victims is seen wearing a Spider-Man shirt. 
*In "Top 10 Times Penn and Teller Were Fooled on Fool Us", the #7 entry is dedicated to Chris Capeheart, who claims to have Jedi powers, from the episode "Jedi Mind Tricks". 
*In "Top 10 Scariest Don Bluth Movie Moments (ft. Don Bluth)", an honorable mention is given to the Tanner from The Small One. 
*"10 Creepiest Things Serial Killers Have Ever Said" ranks Richard Ramirez telling his court he would "see them in Disneyland" at #6. 
*In "Top 10 Scariest Urban Legends That Turned Out To Be FAKE", while talking about Slender Man, footage from an ABC News report on the legend's popularity is used.
*In "Top 10 Times Celebrities Desperately Tried to Cling to Fame", while talking about Sharon Osbourne, footage from an ABC News report on Osbourne's racist comments is used. While talking about DaBaby, footage from an ABC News report on the rapper's homophobic comments is used. While talking about Jussie Smollett, footage from an ABC News report on Smollett's faked attack is used. While talking about Kanye West, footage from an ABC News report on West's antisemitic comments is used.
*"Top 10 Sequels Actors Regret Doing" ranks Zac Efron regretting High School Musical 2 at #8. While talking about Sally Field regretting The Amazing Spider-Man 2, Marisa Tomei's version of the character from the MCU is mentioned, with footage from Spider-Man: Homecoming being used. While talking about Bill Murray regretting Garfield regretting Garfield: A Tale of Two Kitties, it is mentioned that the writer of the film wrote Toy Story.
*In "20 Celebrities Who Had Tragic Childhoods", while talking about Dylan McDermott, footage from an ABC News report on the murder of McDermott's mother is used. While talking about Demi Moore, footage from an ABC News interview with Moore is used, While talking about Ashley Judd, footage from an ABC News interview with Judd is used. 
*"Top 10 Best Celebrity Voice Actor Performances" ranks John Goodman as James P. Sullivan in Monsters, Inc. at #10, Ellen DeGeneres as Dory in Finding Nemo and Finding Dory at #8, Amy Poehler as Joy in Inside Out at #5, James Earl Jones as Mufasa in The Lion King at #3, Tom Hanks as Woody in the Toy Story franchise at #2, and Robin Williams as Genie in Aladdin at #1. Honorable mentions are given to Patton Oswalt as Remy in Ratatouille, Dwayne Johnson as Maui in Moana, and Bradley Cooper as Rocket Raccoon in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (footage from Guardians of the Galaxy is used). 
*In "Top 10 21st Century Movies You NEED To See At Least Once" (published November 2, 2022), while talking about The Dark Knight, The Avengers is mentioned. 
*In "Why is Cavill Leaving The Witcher? Celebs Against Elon's Twitter! Avatar: Way of the Water Trailer!", while talking about Liam Hemmsworth taking over the role of Gerald in The Witcher from Henry Cavil, it is specified that Liam is "the one that is not Thor". While talking about James Gunn moving to DC, Guardians of the Galaxy is mentioned. The runtime for Avatar: The Way of Water is also reported on. 
*In "Top 10 Celebs That Look Completely Different Today" (published November 3, 2022), while talking about Renée Zellweger, footage from an ABC News report on the speculation that Zellweger received plastic surgery is used. 
*"Avatar Waterworld (Trailer Crossover)" puts audio from trailers for Waterworld over the trailer for Avatar: The Way of Water. 
*In "Top 10 Celeb Reactions to Weird Al Songs", while talking about Lin-Manuel Miranda reacting to "The Hamilton Polka", footage from Hamilton and Encanto is used. The #3 entry is dedicated to Don McLean's reaction to "The Saga Begins", a Star Wars-themed parody of McLean's "American Pie". 
*"Top 20 Male Characters Voiced By Women" ranks Chip starting with Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers at #7. While talking about Bobby Hill from King of the Hill, it is mentioned that Bobby's actress also voiced Ashley Spinelli in Recess. While talking about Timmy Turner from The Fairly Oddparents, Cinderella is alluded to. While talking about Bart Simpson from The Simpsons, Mulhouse says "Sweet Lizzie McGuire!" in a clip from the show. 
*In "Top 20 DUMBEST Things Said By Celebrities", while talking about Britney Spears saying "I've never really wanted to go to Japan, simply because I don't like eating fish and I know that's very popular out there in Africa", footage from one of Spears' appearances on Jimmy Kimmel Live! is used. While talking about Charlie Sheen saying "I'm tired of pretending I'm not b***hin', a total freakin' rock star from Mars", footage from an ABC News interview with Sheen is used. While talking about Arnold Schwarzenegger saying "I think gay marriage should be between a man and a woman", footage from an ABC News interview with Schwarzenegger is used. While talking about numerous Tweets by Jaden Smith, Yoda and the Jedi are mentioned in a clip used from 2010's The Karate Kid. 
*In "Top 10 Players Blacklisted From The NFL", while talking about Aaron Hernandez, footage from an ABC News report on Hernandez's trial is used. During the honorable mention for Johnny Manziel, footage from an ABC News report on Manziel's drug use is used While talking about O.J. Simpson, footage from an ABC News report on Simpson's release from prison is used. 
*In "The Most Famous Crimes in History" (published November 5, 2022), while talking about the murder of Jonbenét Ramsey, footage from an ABC News report on Ramsey's murder is used.
*"Top 20 Smartest Movie Villains" ranks Baron Zemo at #11 and Palpatine at #4. Footage from Captain America: Civil War, Avengers: Infinity War, and The Rise of Skywalker is used.
*In "Top 20 Ugliest Animals", while talking about the elephant seal, the creature is compared to an alien from Star Wars. While talking about the albino cyclops shark, the species is compared to a "terminally-ill Mike Wazowski".
*In "Top 10 Creepiest Things Caught on Underwater Cameras", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video. While talking about the "crop circles" found as part of male pufferfish's mating ritual, footage from Signs is used. This clip is also seen in the "These Creepy and SHOCKING Things Were CAUGHT On Camera…" compilation.
*"Top 10 BRUTAL Deaths in Adult Cartoons" ranks the old lady from Hit-Monkey at #5.
*"Top 10 Facts About 90s Movies That Will Ruin Your Childhood" ranks Sarah Jessica Parker being related to a real-life witch effecting Hocus Pocus at #10, the poor filming conditions of Tom and Huck at #7, Woody's different voices at #5, and the truth of Pocahontas at #2.
*"The Untold Story Of Cancelled Disneyland Attractions" highlights Western River Expedition, Geyser Mountain, a section of Animal Kingdom dedicated to imaginary animals, the S.S. Disney, Port Disney, "Westcot", and Disney's America.
*In "Top 10 Celebrities Who Ran From The Law", while talking about Chris Brown, footage from an ABC News report on Brown's arrest is used. While talking about Mel Gibson, footage from an ABC News interview with Gibson is used. While talking about Randy Quaid, footage from an ABC News interview with Quaid is used. While talking about O.J. Simpson, footage from an ABC News report on Simpon's car chase is used.
*"Top 20 Weirdly Sexualized Cartoon Characters" ranks Gadget Hackwrench from Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers at #17, Elastigirl from The Incredibles at #15, Beast from Beauty and the Beast at #12, Cleo from Pinocchio at #9, and the tiger on the bus as well as Gazelle's back-up dancers from Zootopia at #8.
*"Top 20 Facts About Black Panther" ranks debuting alongside the Fantastic Four at #20, being created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby at #18, his original name being Coal Tiger at #18, T'Challa having a PhD in physics at #17, the Dora Milaje at #16, multiple enemies at #15, his animated appearances at #14, Wakanda designing the Quinjet at #13, Hell's Kitchen at #12, fighting the KKK at #11, multiple teams at #10, other actors considered at #9, being create as the first graphic novel at #8, the film winning an Oscar at #7, marrying Storm at #6, Chadwick Boseman's African accent at #5, Wesley Snipes almost being cast at #4, Shuri being Black Panther at #3, the character predating the political party at #2, and the first African-American superhero at #1.
*In "Top 10 Most Outrageous Bootleg Merch", the #4 entry is dedicated to "Bulba Fett", a combination of Bulbasaur and Boba Fett, and the #2 entry is the "Sea-Man" backpack, a rip-off of Dory. Footage from Finding Nemo and Finding Dory is used. While talking about Spader-Man, footage from Spider-Man: No Way Home is used.
*In "Top 10 Worst CGI in Children's Movies", while talking about the characters in Delgo, it is mentioned that the movie was released the same year as WALL-E.
*"Top 10 Times Movie Studios Apologized For STUPID Decisions" ranks Disney suing a school for playing The Lion King 2019 at a fundraiser at #8.
*In "Top 10 Banned TV Shows" while talking about South Park, the show's parodies of Beast and Kylo Ren are seen,
*In "Top 20 Heated Moments On The Joe Rogan Experience", while talking about Jamie Kilstein, a Stormtrooper helmet is seen behind Kilstein.
*"Top 20 Hilarious Hidden Jokes In The MCU" ranks the poster for "Rogers: The Musical" in Spider-Man: No Way Home at #20, Red Guardian's tattoos at #18, Spider-Man's video guides in "What If… Zombies!?" at #17, the two guards in "Lamentis" from Loki being a reference to Alien at #16, She-Hulk's Lock screen being Captain America's rear at #15, "Matrix" on a board in Ant-Man and the Wasp at #14, the actors in Thor: Ragnarok ar #13, people losing hands in every Phase 2 movie at #12, Garrett Morrison's cameo in Ant-Man and the Wasp at #11, Tobias Duplay's cameo in Avengers: Infinity War at #10, Nick Fury's name being misspelled in Thor: Love and Thunder at #9, the Groot shirt in Ms. Marvel at #8, the disclaimers in Guardians of the Galaxy at #7, Throg in Loki at #6, the knife in Captain America: The First Avenger at #5, the reference to The Big Lebowski in Iron Man at #4, the cursed hand in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness at #3, the clickbait in She-Hulk: Attorney at Law at #2, and the rock, paper, scissors jokes in Thor: Ragnarok and Thor: Love and Thunder at #1.
*"Top 10 Times Rick and Morty Parodied Pop Culture" ranks Stan Pines' pen, notebook and coffee mug he lost in "Society of the Blind Eye" appearing in "Close Encounters of the Rick Kind" at #6.
*In "Top 10 Most SAVAGE Shark Tank Rejections", the ABC logo is seen throughout the video. While talking about Rolodock, an advertisement for Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. can be seen.
*"Superpowers You Didn't Know Black Panther Had" highlights quick healing, enhanced sight and tracking, resistance to telepathy, spiritual weapons, invisibility, sensing the multiverse, teleportation, psychic powers, and necromancy. Footage from Captain America: Civil War, Black Panther, "What If... The Watcher Broke His Oath?", Avengers: Endgame, Avengers: Infinity War, and "What If… Zombies!" used. This clip is also seen in "Black Panther Specialty Hour".
*In "Top 10 Conspiracies That Were Officially Investigated", while talking about Princess Diana's death, the footage from an ABC News report on the death is used. While talking about John F. Kennedy's death, footage from an ABC News report on the death is used.
*In "Dahmer Season 2? Twitter Implosion? Wakanda Forever's RT Score! More Harry Potter?", Mark Ruffalo is mentioned as a critic of Elon Musk's purchase of Twitter, with footage from The Avengers being used. The release of Black Panther: Wakanda Forever is also reported on.
*"IronHeart Origins" uses footage from Spider-Man, Avengers: Endgame, "What If… Zombies!?", Marvel Rising: Heart of Iron, and Black Panther: Wakanda Forever. The character's self-titled TV series is also mentioned.
*In "Top 10 Times Family Guy Said What We Were All Thinking", while talking about mocking Netflix in "Saturated Fat Guy", footage from Holes is used.
*In "10 Most Expensive Natural Disasters of All Time" while talking about Hurricane Sandy, footage from an ABC News report on the hurricane is used. While talking about Hurricane Irma, footage from an ABC News report on the hurricane is used. While talking about Hurricane Maria, footage from an ABC News report on the hurricane is used. While talking about Hurricane Katrina, footage from an ABC News report on the hurricane is used. while talking about the Great Hanshin Earthquake, footage from an ABC News report on the earthquake is used. While talking about Hurricane Sandy, footage from an ABC News report on the hurricane is used.
*"Top 10 Most Brutal Deaths In Kid Movies" ranks Syndrome at #10, Lyle Tiberius Rourke at #9, the Evil Queen at #8, Ursula at #6, Clayton at #4, Judge Doom at #2, and the Horned King at #1. Footage from The Lion King is used in the intro.
*In "Top 20 TV Crossovers of the Century (So Far)" (published November 10, 2022), the #20 entry is Daredevil, Iron Fist, Jessica Jones, and Luke Cage in The Defenders. The #14 entry is Kim Possible and Lilo & Stitch: The Series in "Rufus". The #12 entry is Phineas and Ferb and Marvel in "Mission Marvel". The #9 entry is That's So Raven, The Suite Life of Zack & Cody, and Hannah Montana in "That's So Suite Life of Hannah Montana".
*In "Top 10 Near Death Experiences Caught on Camera", while talking about a group of teenagers falling through ice in Central Park, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used.
*In "Top 10 Times Male Karens Faced Justice", while talking about James Iannazzo getting angry at two Robeks employees for adding peanuts to his son's smoothie despite not informing the employees of his son's allergies, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Alec Baldwin getting angry over a parking spot, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. These references also appear in "The Ultimate "Karens Facing Justice" Compilation".
*In "Top 10 Times South Park Was Banned", while talking about China being unhappy with its depiction in the episode "Band in China", the show's parodies of Black Panther, Captain America, Captain Marvel, Kylo Ren, a Stormtrooper, Thor Odinson, Buzz Lightyear, Beast, Iron Man, Winnie the Pooh, and Piglet are seen in footage from the episode.
*Watchmojo uploaded a video explaining the ending of Black Panther: Wakanda Forever. 
*"Netflix Just Renewed Dahmer's Monster Series For 2 More Seasons?!" has Mr. Krabs (representing Netflix renewing Monster for two more seasons) laughing hysterically as Spongebob and Squidward flee to a lifeboat. One of the streaming services represented by the lifeboat is Disney+.
*"Top 10 Things You Missed in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever" ranks hints towards M'Baku's past at #10, Erik Killmonger's significance to the synthetic heart-shaped herb at #9, Lake Bell's role at #8, Shuri and Namor's feud being deadlier in the comics at #7, Valentina Allegra de Fontaine's appearance at #6, T'Challa II's future at #5, hints towards Thor: Love and Thunder and Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania at #4, Namor hinting towards his death at #3, Ironheart's parallels to Iron Man at #2, and Shuri's parallels to T'Challa at #1. Footage from "What If... The World Lost Its Mightiest Heroes?", Captain America: Civil War, Iron Man, Black Panther, and the trailer for Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania is also used. This clip is also seen in "Black Panther Specialty Hour".
*"Top 10 Scenes in Kids Movies That Had to be Censored" ranks the dryer Lilo hides in being replaced by a cupboard and pizza box in Lilo & Stitch at #8, Bobby Benson's cigarette being removed in The Muppets Christmas Carol at #7, the rock Kuzco throws at Pacha being replaced by an acorn in The Emperor's New Groove at #5, the phone number for an adult website being edited out of The Santa Clause at #4, Jessica Rabbit's dress being edited in Who Framed Roger Rabbit at #2, and a line in "Arabian Nights" being censored in Aladdin at #1.
*"Top 10 Most Feared Black Panther Enemies of All Time" ranks Baron Zemo at #10, Malice at #9, Man-Ape at #8, the Masters of Evil at #7, Kraven at #6, Doctor Doom at #5, Morlun at #4, Ulysses Klaue at #3, Erik Killmonger at #2, and Namor at #1.
*"Top 10 Funniest Robin Williams Bloopers" ranks numerous lines from his performance as Genie in Aladdin at #3 and the radio broadcasts from Good Morning, Vietnam at #1. While talking about making Elmo laugh during his appearance on Sesame Street, Williams mentions Pinocchio.
*In the second "Top 100 Facts That Might Save Your Life One Day", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video. While talking about the dangers of going behind a pin setter at a bowling alley, footage from an ABC News report on an employee who died this way is used. This clip also appears in "Top 200 Facts That Could Save Your Life".
*In "10 Times Actor Deaths Caused Animated Characters To Disappear", while talking about Family Guy retiring Adam West's self-named character, it is mentioned that this accorded the same season as Angela, who was voiced by Carrie Fisher, with footage from The Force Awakens being used.
*"Top 10 Characters Who Have ALSO Become Black Panther" ranks Mosi at #10, T'Chaka at #9, Olumo Bashenga at #8, Captain America at #7, N'Gozi at #6, Casper Cole at #5, Storm at #4, T'Challa Jr. at #3, Erik Killmonger at #2, and Shuri at #1. Footage from Black Panther, Square Enix's Avengers game, Captain America: Civil War, Avengers Assemble, Captain America: The Winter Soldier, "What If... Killmonger Rescued Tony Stark?", and Black Panther: Wakanda Forever is also used. This clip is also seen in "Black Panther Specialty Hour".
*In "Top 10 Funniest Forgot They Were on Live TV Moments" while talking about Johanna Golsing being on her phone, footage from She-Hulk: Attorney at Law is used. While talking about Carol Walker fixing her hair, footage from She-Hulk: Attorney at Law is used. While talking about Joe Biden whispering to Barack Obama describing an infrastructure bill as a ""big f***ing deal" being unintentionally picked up by a microphone on the then-president's podium, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. The #2 entry is Natasha Exelby being caught fiddling with her pen on an ABC News broadcast.
*"Top 10 Times Cartman Said What We Were All Thinking" ranks his disappointment at Kevin for bringing a Lightsaber to the pirate meeting in "FatBeard" at #6.
*"Top 10 Video Games That ENDED Their Franchise" ranks Marvel vs. Capcom Infinite at #8.
*"Top 10 Worst Things Namor Has Done" ranks becoming a violent vigilante at #10, ruining his friendship with Captain America at #9, abducting Sue Storm at #8, using Gargantos to destroy New York at #7, decapitating an android at #6, submerging Wakanda at #5, mutating humans without their consent at #4, sending sharks to attack Sting Ray at #3, killing Ramonda at #2, and destroying multiple Earths at #1. Footage from Captain America: The Winter Soldier, Avengers Assemble, Avengers: Endgame, Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, Ultimate Spider-Man, and Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness is used. This clip is also seen in "Black Panther Specialty Hour".
*In "10 Haunting Photos Taken Just Before Celebrity Deaths", while talking about the picture of Steve Jobs extremely skinny due to cancer treatment being supported by an unknown individual, footage from an ABC News report on Jobs' death is used. While talking about the picture of Paul Walker in the Porsche Carrera GT that would later crash and ultimately claim his life, footage from an ABC News report on the car accident is used.
*"Top 10 Worst CGI Effects of the Century (So Far)" (published November 15, 2022) ranks the train fight from Black Panther at #10 and Yoda in Attack of the Clones at #6.
*In "10 Infamous Celebrity Arrests" while talking about Robert Downey Jr., footage from Avengers: Endgame is used. While talking about O.J. Simpson, footage from an ABC News report on Simpson's arrest is used. While talking about Bill Cosby, footage from an ABC News report on Cosby's arrest is used.
*"Top 10 Exact Moments That ENDED Movie Franchises" ranks Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides focusing too heavily on Jack Sparrow ruining the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise at #5. This clip is also seen in "The Exact Moments Things Were Ruined..." compilation.
*In "20 Most Dramatic Natural Disasters Caught on Camera", while talking about the 2015 Washington wildfires, footage from an ABC News report on the fires is used. While talking about the May 2016 tornado sequence in the midwestern United States, footage from an ABC News report on the tornadoes is used. While talking about the Chelyabinsk meteor, footage from an ABC News report on the meteor is used. 
*In "The Untold Story of Ted Bundy", footage from an ABC News special on Bundy is used throughout the video.
*"Alec Baldwin RUST Shooting Verdict! Captain Jack Back? RIP Kevin Conroy, :( Jason Momoa As Lobo" reports on the cancelation of a sixth Pirates of the Caribbean movie. Footage from Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl, Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest, and Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides is used. Additionally, footage from an ABC News interview with Baldwin is used.
*In "Top 10 Shocking Kids Toys Scandals", while talking about the gender-neutral Potato Head, footage from an ABC News report on the gender-neutral option is used. While talking about Gwen the homeless American Girl doll, footage from an ABC News report on the doll is used. While talking about the breastfeeding baby doll, footage from an ABC News report on the doll is used.
*In "10 Movie Stars You Didn't Know Were Dead", while talking about Nichole Richardson, footage from The Parent Trap is used.
*In "The Untold Story of the Jerry Falwell Jr. Sex Scandal", footage from an ABC News report on the scandal is used.
*In "Top 20 Creepiest YouTube Mysteries Ever", while talking about Catacombs Found Footage, footage from Scariest Places on Earth is used.
*"Top 10 TV Mistakes Spotted By the Fans" ranks Paul Bettany's unpainted skin peeking through a gap in Vision's sleeve during "Now in Color" from WandaVision at #6.
*"Top 10 Kids Movies That Weren't Supposed to Be Creepy" ranks The Brave Little Toaster at #10 and Pinocchio at #2.
*In "20 Times People Left Clues About Their Murderers", while talking about Michelle MacNeill's warning that if she was murdered it would be her husband Martin, footage from an ABC News report on the murder is used. While talking about Aaron Hernandez bragging about his plan to murder Odin Lloyd, footage from an ABC News report on the murder is used. While talking about Michelle MacNeil telling her daughter to make sure it wasn't her husband Martin, footage from an ABC News report on the murder is used. While talking about Odin Lloyd telling his sister she saw who he was with, footage from an ABC News report on the murder is used. While talking about Susan Powell leaving a secret will, footage from an ABC News report on the murder is used.
*In "Top 20 Scariest Moments Caught on Twitch", while talking about Rickeybot getting mugged while streaming Pokémon GO!, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. The #7 entry focuses on Jessica Jay's neighbor's house catching on fire during a stream in which Jay was drawing a picture of Captain America and his shield.
*In "Top 10 Cartoon Backstabbers Who Got What They Deserved", footage from The Owl House is used in the intro.
*In "Top 20 Times Karens Faced Justice", while talking about Susan Perez being kicked off a plane after threatening to get a flight attendant fired, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Patrica McCloskey and Mark McCloskey being arrested after pointing a gun at a crowd protesting the murder of George Floyd, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Lisa Alexander being fired after confronting James Juanillo for "defacing" his own wall with a Black Lives Matter message, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. The #4 entry highlights Allison Edle calling the police on Jordan Rodgers for selling water allegedly without a permit. The water sales were to earn money for a trip to Disneyland. While talking about Alison Cooper calling the cops on Khristian Cooper after being asked to put a leash on her dog, the former is called a Sith.
*In "Top 10 Times TV Hosts LOST IT on Live TV", while talking about Rosie O'Donnell and Elizabeth Hasselbeck arguing about George W. Bush's handling of the Iraq War on The View While talking about Whoopi Goldberg and Joy Baehard walking off set after Bill O'Riely made an insensitive comment towards the Muslim community on The View
*"Top 20 Scary Monsters in Video Games" ranks the Banshee from The Haunted Mansion at #10.
*In "Top 10 Rejected Cartoons That Became Successful", The Proud Family ranks at #10, Pepper Ann ranks at #9, and The Ghost and Molly McGee ranks at #6, all three of which were rejected by Nickelodeon. Star vs. the Forces of Evil ranks at #8, and Phineas and Ferb ranks at #4, both of which were rejected by Cartoon Network.
*In "Top 10 Live TV Events Gone WRONG", the #3 entry highlights numerous news networks prematurely declaring Al Gore as the winner of the 2000 United States presidential election. ABC News is mentioned as one of the news networks this occurred on. While talking about the power outage at Super Bowl XLVII, footage from an ABC News report o the event is used.
*In "Top 10 Prison Escapes Caught on Camera", while talking about Amber Gonzalez maneuvering out of her handcuffs, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Derek Estelle squeezing through an open reception desk window, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. This clip is also seen in the "These Creepy and SHOCKING Things Were CAUGHT On Camera…" compilation.
*In "Top 10 Times Family Guy Roasted TV Shows", a clip from The Simpsons episode "'Tis the 30th Season" in which a receptionist tells Lisa Disney is building a Family Guy World is used in the intro.
*Watchmojo uploaded "Top 10 Jason David Frank Tommy Oliver Moments In Power Rangers".
*In "Top 10 Times Family Guy Roasted TV Shows", while talking about the Game of Thrones segment in "HBOh-No!", after receiving a note from a Raven, Peter says "That's so raven!" in footage from the episode.
*"Top 10 Movie Questions That Got Answered in The Sequel" ranks the identity of Peter Quill's father in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 at #10, the true identity of the Mandarin in Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings at #8, the fate of the Tank Gang in Finding Dory at #5, and what happened to Bo Peep in Toy Story 4 at #3.
*"Top 10 Dark Truths About Your Favorite Cartoons" ranks Huey, Dewey, and Louie being orphans in DuckTales at #6. While talking about Mr. Magoo being an allegory for communism, Disney is mentioned.
*"Top 20 Most Controversial Movie Castings of All Time" (published November 22, 2022) ranks Johnny Depp as Tonto in The Lone Ranger at #17, Robert Downey Jr. as Iron Man/Tony Stark in Iron Man at #10, and Jake Gyllenhaal as Prince Dastan in Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time at #6.
*In "10 Child Stars Who Fell Off the Map", while talking about Johnathan Taylor Thomas, his role as young Simba in The Lion King is mentioned. While talking about Kay Panabaker, footage from Read It and Weep, Phil of the Future, and Beverly Hills Chihuahua 3: Viva la Fiesta is used. While talking about Jake Lloyd, his role as Anakin Skywalker in The Phantom Menace is used.
*"Top 10 Most Unexpected Brutal Deaths in TV Shows" ranks Nikki and Paulo being unknowingly buried alive while paralyzed in Lost at #10 and Anatoly Ramschov's murder in Daredevil at #5. While talking about George O'Mailey being revealed as the crash victim in Grey's Anatomy, ABC is mentioned in the copyright.
*"Top 10 MCU Theories That Turned Out to Be True" ranks Red Skull surviving at #10, Jake Lockley's appearance at #9, Bruce Banner using the Hulkbuster at #8, Thor becoming king of Asgard at #7, Peter Parker being the kid in Iron Man 2 at #6, Hulk's appearance in Thor: Ragnarok at #5, Spider-Man appearing in Captain America: Civil War at #4, Stan Lee's cameos being a Watcher at #3, Captain America wielding Mjölnir at #2, and the Quantum Realm leading to time travel at #1.
*"Top 20 Most Underrated Movies of All Time" (published November 23, 2022) ranks The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou at #20 and Dan in Real Life at #18.
*"More World Cup Controversies! Young Indiana Jones? Jason David Frank Remembered + Disney's Pivot!" reports on Bob Iger's return as CEO of Disney. Footage from Black Widow and Captain Marvel is used. Footage from ABC News reports on Iger's return and the controversies surrounding the 2022 World Cup is used.
*"Top 20 Major Movie Plot Holes" ranks Electro shouldn't know Peter Parker is Spider-Man in Spider-Man: No Way Home at #20, the Prince's age in Beauty and the Beast at #14, the inconsistent rules about shrinking in Ant-Man at #11, Leia remembering her mother in Return of the Jedi at 5, the timeline of the Infinity Gauntlet between Avengers: Age of Ultron and Avengers: Infinity War at #3, and the aliens invading Earth despite being weak to water in Signs at #1.
*"Most Paused Movie Moments Ever" ranks the Stormtrooper hitting their head on a doorway in A New Hope at #3.
*In "20 Most Insane Black Friday Incidents", while talking about injuries that occurred at numerous Tesco locations in England, a display related to Frozen is seen in the background of one of the incidents. While talking about Gerald Newman being tackled by police officers after Newman tucking a video game into his sweater for safekeeping was mistaken for home stealing the game, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about a man shooting another man and the second man's girlfriend after a dispute over a parking spot outside of a Wal-Mart in Tallahassee, Florida, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about two men shooting at each other in a Toys "R" Us in Palm Desert, California, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about shoppers ignoring Walter Mantz while he was suffering from a heart attack, an Olaf plush and a LEGO Star Wars set are seen.
*Watchmojo uploaded "Top 20 Best Power Rangers Series".
*"Top 10 Things You Missed in The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special" ranks a Kingo poster at #10, multiple DC actors at #9, Cosmo's voice at #8, callbacks to Hawkeye and Iron Man 3 at #7, a lawyer from She-Hulk: Attorney at Law at #6, Santa at #5, references to Peter Quill's past at #4, Kevin Bacon's connection to Batman at #3, a tie to Avengers: Infinity War at #2, and the similarities to Santa Claus Conquers the Martians at #1.
*"Top 10 Things We Know Now That Will Impact MCUs Phase 5" ranks multiple Young Avengers at #10, the Ebony Blade at #9, Sam Wilson organizing the new Avengers at #8, Shang-Chi's rings at #7, White Vision's future at #6, Valentina Allegra de Fontaine forming the Thunderbolts at #5, Daredevil's backstory at #4, the arrival of mutants at #3, incursion events at #2, and the multiverse opening for Kang at #1. Honorable mentions are given to more monsters, everyone forgetting Peter Parker, Maya Lopez shooting Kingpin, and Wanda destroying every Darkhold and possibly herself.
*"Top 10 Best Co-Op Games" ranks Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2 at #8. Captain America: Civil War is also alluded to.
*In "Top 10 Movies That Were Released Uncensored", Eternals ranks at #4, which didn't censor Phastos' same-sex relationship.
*In "The Untold Story of Ghislaine Maxwell", footage from an ABC News special on Maxwell is used.
*"Top 20 Movies Where the Villain Kills the Hero" ranks Rogue One at #19, The Force Awakens at #10, and Avengers: Infinity War at #2.
*In "Top 20 Best Celebrity Pranks", while talking about Rihanna sneaking into Jimmy Kimmel's bedroom and waking him up by blaring her song "B***h Better Have My Money", footage from Jimmy Kimmel Live! is used. While talking about Paul Rudd playing a clip of Eric Cruise's wheelchair flying off a cliff from Mac and Me anytime he appeared on Conan to promote a new movie, footage from Ant-Man is used. While talking about Drake going undercover and interviewing fans about himself, a poster for Muppets Most Wanted is seen in the background. While talking about John Krasinski and Emily Blunt's prank war against Jimmy Kimmel, footage from Jimmy Kimmel Live! is used.
*In "10 Shocking Police Dashcam Footage", while talking about the arrest of Casey White after his prison escape with the help of unrelated police officer Vicky White, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about multiple police officers using physical force against Cortez Buford for speeding before a female officer tells them to wait for the dash camera to shut off before they continue, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used.
*In "Top 20 Satisfying Deaths Of Hated Video Game Characters", while talking about Zeus' death in God of War III, the narrator says Zeus is "one bad dude", despite what the Disney version may have believe.
*In "Disturbing Interviews with Serial Killers Before Being Executed", while talking about Oscar Ray Bolin, footage from an ABC News report on Bolin is used.
*"Top 10 Funny Movies About Serious Issues" ranks Good Morning, Vietnam at #10.
*In "Top 10 Things You Missed In Rick and Morty Season 6 ep 8", Jerry's crime-fighting suit gets compared to Iron Man.
*In "Dahmer Season 2 and 3 Explained", footage from an ABC News report on the series is used. Footage from American Crime Story is used, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright information. Footage from The Dropout and Dopesick is also used, with Disney being mentioned in the copyright for both.
*"Top 10 Whodunit Mystery Movies" ranks Who Framed Roger Rabbit at #8.
*In "Top 10 True Stories Behind Superstitions", while taking about knocking on wood, footage from Encanto is used. While taking about throwing salt over one's shoulder, footage from The Emperor's New Groove is used. While talking about wishing on a shooting star, footage from Pinocchio is used. While talking about the number 13 being unlucky, footage from Thor and Loki is used.
*In "10 Daredevil Stunts Gone HORRIBLY Wrong", while talking about Richard Guzman falling 60 feet after touching a live wire while performing with the Flying Wallendas, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Alain Robert breaking multiple bones and ending up in a week-long coma after his harness snapped while scaling a building, Robert is referred to as "the French Spider-Man".
*In "20 Celebrities That Allegedly Killed Someone", while talking about Katlyn Jenner causing a fatal car crash, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Johnny Lewis killing his 81-year-old landlady, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Matthew Broderick killing two women after driving in the wrong lane, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. while talking about Laura Bush killing a schoolmate after driving through a stop sign, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Robert Blake shooting Bonnie Blake, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used.
*"Top 10 WORST Movies of 2022" (published November 30, 2022) ranks the live-action Pinocchio remake at #3. Footage from the original Pinocchio is also used.
*In "Will Smith Breaks Silence! Kevin Spacey's Back?! James Gun's Plan for DC!", DC's plan gets accused of being a "rip-off of the MCU playbook". Footage from Spider-Man: No Way Home and an ABC News interview with Will Smith also used. The release of Strange World is also reported on.
*In "Top 10 Celebrity Comebacks of 2022" (published December 1, 2022), while talking about Lindsey Lohan, footage from The Parent Trap and Freaky Friday is used. While talking about Selma Blair, footage from an ABC News interview with Blair is used. While talking about Hayden Christensen, his role as Anakin Skywalker is mentioned. Footage from The Rise of Skywalker and Obi-Wan Kenobi is used. While talking about Britney Spears, footage from an ABC News report on Spears being released from her conservatorship is used. While talking about Brendan Fraiser, footage from George of the Jungle is used.
*"Top 10 Most Anticipated Video Games of 2023" (published December 2, 2022) ranks Star Wars Jedi: Survivor at #7 and Marvel's Spider-Man 2 at #2.
*"Top 10 Movies That Are DEBATABLY Christmas Movies" ranks The Nightmare Before Christmas at #3. An honorable mention is given to Iron Man 3.
*Watchmojo uploaded "Top 10 Best Power Ranger Video Games".
*In "Top 10 Most Powerful Anime Characters of 2022" (published December 2, 2022), while taking about Cid Kagneō from The Eminence in Shadow, the narrator says "For some teens, with great powers comes a distinct lack of responsibility."
*"Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3: Gunn's Final MCU Movie" has Michael Scott crying over various moments from the trailer for Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3.
*In "Indiana Jones Cast: Where Are They Now?", while talking about Ray Winston, his role as General Dreykov in Black Widow is mentioned. While talking about Cate Blanchett, her roles as Hela in Thor: Ragnarok and Lady Tremaine in the live-action Cinderella remake are mentioned. While talking about Alfred Molina, his appearance as Doctor Octopus in Spider-Man: No Way Home is mentioned. While talking about Ke Huy Quan, his then-unknown role in Loki is mentioned. While talking about Harrison Ford, his role as Han Solo in Star Wars and his upcoming role as Thaddeus Ross in Thunderbolts are mentioned.
*In "Top 10 Career-Ending Scandals", while talking about Armie Hammer's violent tendencies towards women, footage from The Lone Ranger and an ABC News report on the scandal is used. While talking about Matt Lauear's sexual abuse allegations, footage from an ABC News report on the scandal is used. While talking about Roseanne Barr's racist comments, footage from an ABC News report on the scandal is used. While talking about Jussie Smollett's faked hate crime, footage from an ABC News report on the scandal is used. While talking about Kevin Spacey's sexual abuse allegations, footage from an ABC News report on the scandal is used. While talking about R. Kelly's sexual abuse allegations, footage from an ABC News report on the scandal is used. While talking about Harvey Weinstein's sexual abuse allegations, footage from ABC News reports on the scandal and Weinstein's resulting arrest is used. This clip is also seen in the "These Are The People We All Lost Respect For" compilation.
*In "Top 100 Useless Movie Facts You Don't Need to Know", Fact #3 is that Disney turned down Back to the Future due to the scene of Marty McFly kissing his 1955-aged mother. Fact #10 is that the "I am Iron Man" callback in Avengers: Endgame was a least-minute idea by Jeff Ford. Fact #14 is that Bob Hoskins was animated during certain shots of driving Benny the Cab in Who Framed Roger Rabbit. Fact #16 is that Angela Lansbury performed "Beauty and the Beast" in one take despite her initial uncertainty in her ability. Fact #18 is that Luke Skywalker's last name was originally Starkiller but was changed due to association with Charles Manson. Fact #26 is that Jim Henson was in a steel drum under the swamp during Kermit the Frog's introduction. Fact #39 is that it was initially believed Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs was going to lead to Disney's finical failure. Fact #40 is that Disney holds the distribution rights to The Sixth Sense. Fact #58 is that Leonardo DiCaprio turned down the role of Max Dennison in Hocus Pocus in favor of What's Eating Gilbert Grape. Fact #59 is that a dancer in Enchanted was also a chimney sweep in Mary Poppins. Fact #68 is that Han Solo was originally going to be a "huge, green-skinned monster with no nose and large gills". Fact #69 is that WALL-E is short for "Waste Allocation Load Lifter - Earth Class". Fact #70 is that many animators wanted to work on Pocahontas over The Lion King. Fact #94 is that Maurice LaMarche dubbed over Vincent D'Onfrio as Orson Welles in Ed Wood.
*In "Rick Sanchez vs The Doctor", Stan Pines' mug, pen and notebook appear in footage from the Rick and Morty episode "Close Encounters of the Rick Kind".
*In "Top 10 Best Horror Movies of 2022" (published December 4, 2022), it is mentioned that Werewolf by Night will not be included, due to being a special presentation. While talking about 2022's Scream, it is mentioned that the film mocks legacy sequels, with Star Wars: The Force Awakens being used as an example.
*In "Top 10 Hottest Anime Girls of The Last 10 Years (2013 - 2022)" (published December 4, 2022), while taking about Echidna from Re:Zero- Starting Life in Another World, Echidna's outfit is described as "the goth Snow White look". This clip is also seen in the "1 Hour Of Sexy Characters" compilation.
*In "Top 10 YouTuber Face Reveals", while talking about Pyrocynical, footage from the video shows Pyrocynical joking that his next video will be a review of Tall Girl 3: Revenge of the Sith, with Palpatine being seen.
*"Top 10 Dumbest Movie Remake Decisions" ranks the live-action Dumbo remake focusing more on the kids than the animals at #9. While talking about 2017's The Mummy attempting to start the Dark Universe, the Marvel Cinematic Universe is mentioned, with footage from Avengers: Infinity War being used.
*In "Top 20 Most Shocking Religious Scandals Ever" while taking about Joel Olsteen offering thoughts and prayers after Hurricane Harvey despite his church being in condition to provide shelter, footage from an ABC News report on the scandal is used. While taking about Jim Bakker and Tammy Faye Bakker's numerous controversies, footage from an ABC News interview with the couple is used. While talking about the belief Mother Teresa was pocketing money meant for charities, footage from an ABC News report on Mother Teresa's canonization is used. While talking about Creflo Dollar being caught physically abusing his daughter as well as using church donations to buy a private jet, footage from an ABC News report on the former is used. While talking about various Vatican Church documents being leaked, footage from an ABC News report on the scandal is used. While talking about numerous Boston priests getting exposed for sexual abuse, footage from an ABC News report on the former is used.
*Watchmojo uploaded "Top 10 Times Power Rangers Went Beast Mode".
*"Top 10 Things to Remember Before Seeing Avatar The Way of Water" ranks the first film's success at #10, the long Waite at #9, Kate Winslett's appearance at #8, Miles Quaritch at #7, Grace Agustine at #6, the plot at #5, new underwater filming technology at #4, the use of 3D at #3, the runtime at #2, and the sequels at #1.
*"Most Anticipated MCU Releases in 2023" highlights Echo, season two of What If...?, Ironheart, The Marvels, Agatha: Darkhold Diaries, Secret Invasion, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, and season two of Loki.
*In "Top 20 Most Dangerous World Records", while talking about Lazo Schaffer preforming a high dive 2,000 feet in the air, footage from Jimmy Kimmel Live!'s coverage on the achievement is used, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright information.
*"Top 10 Times TV Villains Got What They Deserved" ranks Agatha Harkness from WandaVision at #10. While talking about Deathstroke from Arrow, the narrator says "Not everyone can have a mentor as calm and understanding as Yoda". While talking about Negan from The Walking Dead, ABC is mentioned in the copyright.
*"Top 10 Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 Fan Theories" ranks the return of the Nova Corps at #10, Gamora meeting Starfox at #9, the High Evolutionary returning Peter's powers at #8, Sylvester Stallone's ravager retuning at #7, Adam Warlock working for the High Evolutionary at #6, Drax's daughter appearing at #5, Adam Warlock using copies of the Infinity Stones at #4, Gamora returns at #3, the High Evolutionary breaking the multiverse at #2, and one of the Guardians (most likely Rocket Raccoon) dying at #1.
*"Top 10 Movies That Bombed So Hard They Ruined Actors Careers" ranks John Carter ruining Taylor Kitsch's career at #4. While taking about Cutthroat Island ruining Geena Davis' career, footage from Grey's Anatomy is used. This clip is also seen in the "These Things RUINED Careers In An Instant...." compilation.
*In "Top 10 True Crime Series of 2022" (published December 7, 2022), Oussekine and The Dropout are labeled as Disney productions.
*"Blue Beetle DC's answer to Spider-Man?" reports on the future sequels to Avatar: The Way of Water. Blue Beetle is compared to Spider-Man.
*"Top 20 Greatest PS2 Games of All Time" ranks Kingdom Hearts II at #12.
*"Top 10 Music Examples of the Mandela Effect" ranks the dwarves saying "home from work we go" instead of "off to work we go" in "Heigh-Ho" from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs at #6.
*In "The Incredible Comeback of Brendan Fraser" footage from George of the Jungle and Scrubs is used, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright of the later. Footage from an ABC News report on Fraser's sexual abuse scandal is used.
*"Top 20 Movies Where the Bad Guy Wins" ranks Avengers: Infinity War at #4 and The Empire Strikes Back at #2.
*In "Top 10 Best Songs of 2022" (published December 10, 2022), while talking about "Break My Soul" by Beyoncé, footage of the star at the premiere of the live-action Lion King remake is used. During the honorable mention for "Lift Me Up" by Rihanna, Shuri's mask is seen.
*"Top 20 4th Wall Breaks in Movies" ranks the poacher arguing with the narrator in George of the Jungle at #18. Footage from The Emperor's New Groove is used in the intro when saying animated movies will not be included.
*"Top 10 Biggest Video Game Controversies EVER" ranks the loot boxes in Star Wars Battlefront II at #2. While taking about the poor launch of the XBOX One, Doc McStuffins is seen on the XBOX home menu. While talking about E3 leaking press' personal information, Hulk is seen.
*"Top 20 Saddest TV Deaths" ranks Ben Sullivan from Scrubs at #17 and Charlie Pace, Jin-Soo Kwon, and Sun-Hwa Kwan from Lost at #5. ABC is mentioned in the copyright of the former show. While talking about Mark Green from E.R., footage from Grey's Anatomy is used, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright information.
*In "'20 Worst Mothers in History", while talking about Diane Downs, footage from an ABC News report on Downs is used.
*"Top 10 Christmas Movies That Aged Poorly" ranks The Santa Clause 2 at #4.
*In "Top 10 Celebs Who Ruined Their Careers in 2022" (published December 11, 2022), while talking about Fred Savage, footage from on of Savage's appearances on Jimmy Kimmel Live! is used. While talking about Will Smith, the ABC logo is seen.
*In "Top 10 Biggest Scientific Discoveries of 2022" (published December 12, 2022), while talking about the HD-1 galaxy, it is said that any events in the galaxy happened a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away. While talking about a human brain being transplanted into a rat, footage from an ABC News report on the achievement is used. While talking about redirecting an asteroid, footage from Armageddon is used.
*In "Top 10 Shocking 90s Movie Scandals", while talking about George Clooney fighting with Kurt Russel on the set of Three Kings, Disneyland is mentioned in footage from the movie.
*"Top 10 Things You Missed In Rick and Morty Season 6 ep 10" ranks Morty's Lightsaber at #10.
*In "10 Killer Cults You Should Know About", while talking about the Branch Dravidians, footage from an ABC News report on the cult is used. while talking about the Manson family, footage from an ABC News report on the family is used. While talking about the People's Temple, footage from an ABC News report on the cult is used.
*In "90s Action Movie Stars: Where Are They Now?", while talking about Harrison Ford, his roles as Han Solo and Thaddeus Ross are mentioned. While talking about Sylvester Stallone, his role as Stakar Ogord is mentioned.
*"Top 10 Times Movie Villains Were The Best Character" ranks Erik Killmonger in Black Panther at #7 and Thanos in Avengers: Infinity War at #4. An honorable mention is given to Loki in Thor.
*In "10 Notorious Crime Stories of 2022" (published December 13, 2022), while talking about Nancy Crampton Brophy murdering her husband, footage from an ABC News report on the crime is used. While talking about the police officers who killed Breonna Taylor being arrested, footage from an ABC News report on the arrest is used. While talking about $100 million of jewelry being stolen from a Brinx factory, footage from an ABC News report on the crime is used. While talking about the shooting at Robb Elementary School, footage from an ABC News report on the crime is used.
*In "Across The Spider-Verse Trailer Breakdown", footage from Spider-Man: Homecoming and Spider-Man: No Way Home is used.
*In "10 Missing People Who Were Found in 2022" (published December 14, 2022), while talking about Holly Clause, footage from an ABC News report on Clause's discovery is used.
*"Top 10 Most Powerful Cartoon Villains Ever" (published December 14, 2022) ranks the Core from Amphibia at #9, the Collector from The Owl House at #5, Bill Cipher from Gravity Falls at #4, and Infinity Ultron from the eighth episode of What If...? at #1.
*"Top 10 Worst CGI in The MCU" ranks the Chitauri from The Avengers at #10, the explosion Yelena causes on the helicarrier in Black Widow at #9, Bucky Barnes falling from the train in Captain America: The First Avenger at #8, the Clandestines' death in Ms. Marvel at #7, Goose floating in Captain Marvel at #6, Pip in Eternals at #5, She-Hulk in the trailers for She-Hulk: Attorney at Law at #4, T'Challa and Erik Killmonger's fight in Black Panther at #3, Axl's projection in Thor: Love and Thunder at #2, and Bruce Banner in the Hulkbuster in Avengers: Infinity War at #1.
*In "Live Rank: Top 10 Christmas Movies", the chat decides to rank The Muppet Christmas Carol at #10 while The Nightmare Before Christmas is given an honorable mention.
*In "Top 10 Celebrities Who Went Broke", while talking about Gary Coleman, footage from an ABC News report on Coleman is used. While talking about TLC, footage from an ABC News report on the band is used. While talking about Lady GaGa, footage from an ABC News report on GaGa's finical difficulties is used. While talking about Judy Garland, footage from an ABC News report on Garland's poor treatment on the set of The Wizard of Oz is used.
*"Top 10 Villains of 2022" (published December 15, 2022) ranks Scarlet Witch in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness at #8 and Namor from Black Panther: Wakanda Forever at #6.
*In "Top 10 Biggest Celeb Scandals of 2022" (published December 16, 2022], while talking about Lira Michelle and Vivian Reed's feud, footage from an ABC News report on the feud is used. While talking about Kurt Zouma mistreating his cat, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Shakira's tax evasion, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Cuba Gooding Jr's sexual misconduct allegations, footage from an ABC News report on the allegations is used. While talking about Ezra Miller's numerous scandals, footage from an ABC News report on the sexual abuse allegations is used.
*"'Top 20 Worst Movie Casting Choices Ever" ranks Terrence Howard as War Machine in Iron Man at #19 and Hayden Christensen as Anakin Skywalker in Attack of the Clones and Revenge of the Sith at #10.
*"Top 10 Most Anticipated MCU Characters for 2023" ranks M.O.D.O.K. in Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania at #10, William Jasper Harper's unknown role in Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania at #9, Sonya Falsworrh in Secret Invasion at #8, Steve Rogers as the Hydra Stomper in What If...? Season 2 at #7, Aubrey Plaza's role in Agatha: Darkhold Diaries at #6, Gravik in Secret Invasion at #5, The Hood in Ironheart at #4, the High Evolutionary in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 at #3, Adam Warlock in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 at #2, and Kang in Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania at #1.
*"Top 10 Unanswered Questions in Avatar: The Way of Water" ranks humans waiting so long to return at #10, how the Na'vi returned at #9, The Omatacaya Clan at #8, the state of Unobtainium at #7, more clans at #6, Spider's mother at #5, Spider and Neytiri's relationship at #4, Miles Quarwitch's future at #3, Kiri connecting to another Home Tree at #2, and Kiri's father at #1.
*In "10 Disturbing Interviews With Celebrities", the entries on Brittney Spears, Charlie Sheen, and Sean Connery come from ABC News. The entry on Megan Fox comes from Jimmy Kimmel Live!.
*In "Top 10 Celebrity Careers RUINED By Morons", while talking about Jake Lloyd, his role as Anakin Skywalker is mentioned. While talking about The Chicks (then known as The Dixie Chicks), footage from an ABC News report on Natalie Maines' disapproval of the then-forthcoming invasion of Iraq is used.
*In "10 Insanely Racist Classic Movie Moments", it is mentioned that Disney movies will not be included.
*In "Top 10 Best Video Games of 2022" (published December 18, 2022), LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga is given an honorable mention.
*In "Playing the WATCHMOJO CARD GAME with Staff! | + @WatchMojoLady", for the "Top 10 People We Would Like to Colonize Mars", the Mad Hatter gets placed at #7 and Baby Groot gets placed at #3. After Hillary Duff gets placed at #8 for "Top 10 Normal Looking Things with Disturbing Backstories", an edit gives Duff yellow eyes while an evil laugh is heard. The picture of Duff used for this features an advertisement for D23 in the background. After Sarah tries to comfort Rebecca by saying the only thing that matters is she tried, someone off-screen says "Not according to Yoda!" After Baby Shark gets placed at #2 on the aforementioned list, Sam jokes about Baby Shark replacing the barracuda in Finding Nemo.
*In "Top 10 Breaking News Stories of 2022" (published December 19, 2022), while talking about the committee investigating the attack on the United States Capitol on January 6, 2021, footage from an ABC News report on the committee's subpoena on Donald Trump is used. While talking about the shooting at Robb Elementary School, footage from an ABC News report on the shooting is used. While talking about the protests of Mahsa Amini's death, footage from an ABC News report on the protests is used. While talking about the overturning of Roe v. Wade, footage from an ABC News report on the protests surrounding the decision is used. While talking about the death of Queen Elizabeth II, footage from an ABC News report on the Queen's passing is used. While talking about Russia invading Ukraine, footage from an ABC News report on the invasion is used.
*"Top 10 Incidents That Got Movie Actors Fired" ranks Terrance Howard's salary demands resulting in Howard's firing from Iron Man 2 at #9.
*"Top 10 Most Powerful Cartoon Protagonists" ranks Star Butterfly at #3.
*"Top 10 Things You Missed in Avatar: The Way of Water" ranks various actors at #10, various comic tie-ins at #9, multiple similarities to The Sopranos at #8, the importance of the skull at #7, the speech at #6, Spider saving Quarich might not matter at #5, similarities to Apocalypse Now at #4, the ending shot being on Jake's eyes again at #3, similarities to Titanic at #2, and Kiri's religious symbolism at #1.
*In "10 Most Disturbing True Stories in History" (published December 19, 2022), while talking about British citizens killing their pets to use as food proceeding and during World War II, footage from Old Yeller is used.
*In "Top 10 Actors You Didn't Know Started In Stand-Up", while talking about Simon Pegg, footage from Star Wars: The Force Awakens is used. While talking about Bette Miller, footage from Hocus Pocus is used.
*In "Top 10 Craziest Live TV FAILS of 2022" (published December 20, 2022), while talking about "Yakkity Sack" being played in the background of a BBC News report on Boris Johnson's resignation, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Will Smith slapping Chris Rock at the 2022 Oscars, the ABC logo is seen.
*"Top 10 Hero Vs Hero Fights in Superhero Movies" ranks the fight between Iron Man and Thor in The Avengers at #10, the fight between Peter Quill, Gamora, Rocket Raccoon, and Groot in Guardians of the Galaxy at #8, the fight between Thor and Hulk in Thor: Ragnarok at #7, the fight between Spider-Man and Doctor Strange in Spider-Man: No Way Home at #5, the fight between Iron Man and Hulk in Avengers: Age of Ultron at #4, the fight between Black Widow and Hawkeye in Avengers: Endgame at #2, and the airport fight in Captain America: Civil War at #1.
*"Top 10 Christmas Movies of All Time: Fan Rank" (published December 20, 2022) ranks The Muppet Christmas Carol at #10. An honorable mention is given to The Nightmare Before Christmas.
*In "10 Most Notorious Kidnappings in American History", while about Ariel Castro kidnapping Michelle Knight, Amanda Berry and Georgina DeJesus, footage from an ABC News report on the trio's escape is used.
*In "Top 10 Best TV Shows of 2022" (published December 21, 2022), while talking about The Dropout and Abbot Elementary, Disney is mentioned in the copyright. While talking about Severance, the show is described as "Lost if it were set in The Office". An honorable mention is given to Andor.
*"Top 10 Best Movie Scenes of The Last Decade" (published December 21, 2022) ranks Thanos' snap from Avengers: Infinity War at #9.
*In "Top 10 Times WatchMojo Got It WRONG in 2022" (published December 22, 2022), footage from Spider-Man: No Way Home is used in the intro. While talking about "20 Racist Disney Movie Moments That You Forgot About", footage from Peter Pan, The Lion King, Dumbo, and "Trader Mickey" is used. The inclusion of "Savages" from Pocahontas and the exclusion of King Louie from The Jungle Book are mentioned as controversial choices on the list. The #1 entry is their video for "Top 10 Things You Missed in the Second Black Panther: Wakanda Forever Trailer", which was originally mistitled "Top 10 Things You Missed in the Second Blank Panther: Wakanda Forever Trailer".
*"Top 10 Times Movie Villains Trolled the Hero" ranks Palpatine shocking Luke Skywalker in Return of the Jedi at #6.
*"Top 10 Dark Truths About Famous Tourist Attractions" ranks Pirates of the Caribbean using real skeletons at #8. While talking about the dangers of Yellowstone's geysers, a girl is seen wearing a hat with a Hidden Mickey with Minnie Mouse's bow on it.
*In "Top 10 Rejected Animated Movies That Became Successful" ranks Ron's Gone Wrong at #8, Frozen at #6, The Emperor's New Groove at #5, The Lion King at #4, The Nightmare Before Christmas at #3, and Toy Story at #1, While talking about Vivo, footage from Hamilton is used. While talking about The Secret of NIMH, it is mentioned the film was rejected by Disney, due to being too similar to The Rescuers.
*In "Top 10 Things You Missed in Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery", Jeremy Renner's role as Hawkeye is mentioned. Footage from Star Wars: The Last Jedi is also used.
*"Top 10 Best Movies of 2022" (published December 22, 2022) ranks Black Panther: Wakanda Forever at #10 and Avatar: The Way of Water at #7. Footage from Turning Red is used in the intro. While talking about Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio, it is said this is the first adaptation to rival the Disney version.
*In "Top 10 Things Products McDonalds Wants You To Forget About", while taking about animal cruelty, footage from an ABC News report on the allegations is used.
*"Top 10 MCU Moments of 2022" (published December 24, 2022) ranks Doctor Strange possessing his zombie counterpart in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness at #10, She-Hulk confronting K.E.V.I.N. in She-Hulk: Attorney at Law at #9, the shadow realm fight in Thor: Love and Thunder at #8, the school fight in Ms. Marvel at #7, Drax and Mantis kidnapping Kevin Bacon in The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special at #6, Shuri and Namor's fight in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever at #5, Werewolf by Night's rampage in Werewolf by Night at #4, Wendy's shiva in Moon Knight at #3, Scarlet Witch killing the Illuminati in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness at #2, and T'Challa's funeral in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever at #1.
*"Top 20 Cutest Video Game Characters" ranks BD-1 from Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order at #13.
*"Top 10 Greatest Movie Scenes By Child Actors" ranks the "I see dead people" scene from The Sixth Sense at #1.
*In "Top 10 Greatest Entertainers of All Time" (published December 25, 2022), while talking about Beyoncé, footage from one of the star's appearances on The View is used, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright information. During the honorable mention for Robin Williams, his role as Genie is alluded to.
*"Top 20 Most Anticipated Movies of 2023" ranks The Marvels at #16, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 at #11, Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny at #10, the live-action Little Mermaid remake at #8, and Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania at #4.
*"Top 10 Times Movie Bloopers Made It Into the Final Cut" ranks the Stormtrooper that hit his head in A New Hope at #10 and Mia Thermopolis falling through the bleachers in The Princess Diaries at #8.
*In "Top 20 Hilariously Awful Movie Fights", while talking about John Triton fighting the Devil in Rock 'n' Roll Nightmare, it is mentioned that John Triton is played by Jon Mikl Thor. After referring to the actor as "Thor", the narrator adds "No, not that Thor".
*"Top 10 Star Wars Theories That Turned Out To Be True" ranks Qui-Gon Jinn's return in Obi-Wan Kenobi at #10, Rey's parents not being Jedi in The Rise of Skywalker at #9, Ahsoka Tano's return at #8, Han Solo's death in The Force Awakens at #7, Maul's return in Solo at #6, Darth Vader's portrayal in Rogue One at #5, Leia Organa being force-sensitive at #4, Luke Skywalker exiling himself at #3, Boba Fett's survival at #2, and the Death Star's exhaust being intentionally designed for missiles to fit through in Rogue One at #1.
*"Top 10 Final Episodes that Explained EVERYTHING" ranks "The Series Finale" from WandaVision at #4.
*"Top 20 Most Badass Movie Scenes of The Century (So Far)" (published December 27, 2022) ranks Darth Vader's rampage from Rogue One at #5 and the final battle in Avengers: Endgame at #1.
*"Top 20 TV Scenes That Became Memes" ranks Charlie Kelly's conspiracy theory wall from the episode "Sweet Dee Has a Heart Attack" from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia at #12 and the way Rick Grimes pronounces "Carl" in the episode "Days Gone Bye" from The Walking Dead at #9. ABC is mentioned in the copyright of both shows.
*"Top 10 Most Frustrating Nintendo Games Ever" ranks Super Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back at #6.
*In "10 Notorious Gangs That Are STILL ACTIVE" (published December 28, 2022), footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video. This clip is also seen in the "These DANGEROUS People Are Still Out There.." compilation.
*In "Top 23 Worst Sports Cheating Scandals of Each Year (2000 - 2022)" (published December 28, 2022), while taking about the entry for 2015, the New England Patriots deflating footballs, footage from an ABC News report on the scandal is used. This clip is also seen in the "The Most Shocking Sports Cheaters Ever..." compilation uploaded on January 4, 2025.
*"Top 20 Funniest The Office UK Moments" ranks David, Gareth and an unnamed employee singing "Mahna Mahna" (which the entry misspells as"Mah Na Mah Na") in "Merger" at #12.
*In "Top 20 Surprisingly Short Celebrities", while taking about Danny Trejo (who is 5'6"), footage from Con Air is used. While taking about Venessa Hudgens (who is 5'1"), her role as Gabriella Montez is mentioned, with footage from High School Musical being used. While taking about Jason Marsden (who is 5'1"), his role as Max Goof is mentioned, with footage from A Goofy Movie being used. While taking about John Stewart (who is 5'7"), footage from one of Stewart's interviews with Paul Rudd mentions the latter's role as Ant-Man. While taking about Jermery Renner (who is 5'8"), his role as Hawkeye is mentioned, with footage from The Avengers and Avengers: Age of Ultron being used. While taking about Robert Downey Jr. (who is 5'6"), his role as Iron Man is mentioned, with footage from the character's first self-titled film and Avengers: Infinity War being used.
*In "Top 10 Biggest Box Office Bombs of 2022" (published December 29, 2022) ranks Lightyear at #3 and Strange World at #1. Footage from Avatar: The Way of Water is used in the intro. While taking about Morbius, Vulture's cameo is seen in footage from the movie. While talking about The 365, it is mentioned that the film had to compete with Spider-Man: No Way Home. While talking about Lightyear, the narrator says "Lightyear is to Toy Story what Solo is to Star Wars".
*"Top 10 Anticipated TV Shows of 2023" (published December 30, 2022) ranks Loki season 2 at #10, Secret Invasion at #6, X-Men '97 at #5, and The Mandalorian season 3 at #2. Echo is given an honorable mention. Agatha: Darkhold Diaries is also mentioned.
*"Top 20 Worst Video Game Controversies of the Century (So Far)" (published December 30, 2022) ranks EA's mishandling of Star Wars at #5.
*In "Top 23 Most Controversial Movies of Each Year (2000-2022)" (published December 30, 2022), the entry for 2001 is Pearl Harbor. The entry for 2017 is The Last Jedi.
*In "Actors We Lost in 2022" (published December 30, 2022), while taking about Estelle Harris, her role as Mrs. Potato Head is mentioned, with footage from Toy Story 3 being used. While talking about Gilbert Gottfried, his role as Iago in Aladdin is mentioned. While talking about Anne Hech, footage from an ABC News report on the actress is used. While talking about Angela Lansbury, her role as Mrs. Potts in Beauty and the Beast is mentioned, specifically mentioning her singing in the film's titular song.
*In "Top 20 Funniest Eric Cartman Songs", while talking about "You and Cthulhu" from "Mysterion Rises", the song is compared to "something you'd expect to hear on a Disney cartoon special for six-year-old children".
*"Top 20 Best Marvel Movie Moments of the Century (So Far)" (published December 31, 2022) ranks the elevator fight from Captain America: The Winter Soldier at #19, the bus fight from Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings at #18, Thor's "friend from work" line from Thor: Ragnarok at #17, Scarlet Witch killing the Illuminati from Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness at #16, Stan Lee's cameo in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 at #15, the multiverse scene from Doctor Strange at #14, the fight between Captain America and Iron Man's fight in Captain America: Civil War at #12, the team-up between the three versions of Spider-Man in Spider-Man: No Way Home at #11, "I am Iron Man" from Iron Man at #10, Erik Killmonger's death in Black Panther at #8, the circle panning shot from The Avengers at #6, Thanos' snap from Avengers: Infinity War at #3, and "Avengers Assemble!" from Avengers: Endgame at #1.
*"Top 20 Worst Movie Villains of the Century (So Far)" (published December 31, 2022) ranks "The Mandarin" from Iron Man 3 at #20 and Malekith from Thor: The Dark World at #11. Footage from Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings is also used. While taking about Blackbeard from 2015's Pan, the narrator says "Jack Sparrow is scarier than this version of the usually feared pirate."
*In "10 Disturbing Messages Left By Killers", while talking about Micah Johnson writing the letters "RB" on a nearby wall as he died, footage from an ABC News report on Johnson shooting nine police officers is used.
*In "Top 10 Most Expensive Animal Actors", while talking about Boo the Pomeranian, footage from an ABC News report involving the dog is used. While talking about Crystal the Capuchin monkey, footage from George of the Jungle is used. While talking about Bart the bear, footage from White Fang is used.
*"Top 10 Most Anticipated Franchises Returning in 2023" (published January 1, 2023) ranks Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 at #8, Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny at #6, and Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania at #5. Footage from The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special, Thor: Love and Thunder, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, Avengers: Endgame, and Ant-Man is also used.
*In "Top 23 Best Performances of Each Year (2000 - 2022)" (published January 1, 2023), while talking about Christian Bale as Patrick Bateman in American Psycho, it is mentioned that Bale was best known for his role in Newsies at the time of the former's release. The entry for 2011 is Octavia Spencer as Minny Jackson in The Help.
*"Top 10 Times Actors Made $1,000,000 A MINUTE", ranks Johnny Depp for his role as the Mad Hatter in the live-action Alice in Wonderland remake at #8, Alec Guinness for his role as Obi-Wan Kenobi in A New Hope at #6, Mark Hamill for his return as Luke Skywalker in The Force Awakens at #4, and Robert Downey Jr. for Iron Man's appearance in Spider-Man: Homecoming at #2. Footage from Iron Man is also used.
*"Top 10 Worst Secret Endings In Video Games" ranks the gathering from Kingdom Hearts II at #5. The first game and Birth by Sleep are also mentioned.
*In "Top 10 Most Anticipated Netflix Releases of 2023" (published January 2, 2023), while talking about The Wonderful Life of Henry Sugar, footage from Artemis Fowl is used. While talking about Chicken Run: Dawn of the Nugget, footage from Solo is used.
*"Top 20 Brutal Movie Deaths of The Century (So Far)" (published January 2, 2023) ranks the Illuminati's deaths in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness at #14.
*"Top 10 Brutal Over the Top Deaths in Cartoon Shows" ranks Bill Cipher's death from Gravity Falls at #7, Riff Tamsen's death from Star Wars: The Clone Wars at #5, and Toffee's death from Star vs. the Forces of Evil at #2.
*In "Top 23 Banned Movies of Each Year (2000-2022)", while talking about The Interview being banned in North Korea due to the film's negative depiction of the country, footage from an ABC News report on the film is used. The entry for 2018 is Christopher Robin, which was banned in China due to the president being compared to Winnie the Pooh. The entry for 2020 is Onward, which was banned in multiple countries due to Specter being gay. The entry for 2021 is Eternals, which was banned in multiple countries due to Phastos being gay. The entry for 2022 is Lightyear, which was banned in multiple countries due to Alisha Hawthorne having a scene with a same-sex kiss.
*"Top 10 Times Celebrities Roasted Each Other in Interviews", while talking about Mark Ruffalo joking Josh Widdicombe is afraid of girls older than twelve years old in reference to the latter's time writing for Dora the Explorer during the pair's shared appearance on The Graham Norton Show, the former's role as the Hulk is mentioned. While talking about Scarlett Johansson and Chris Hemsworth's numerous roasts during their episode of "Playground Insults", the pair's roles as Black Widow and Thor respectively are mentioned. While talking about Tom Holland and Anthony Mackie's numerous roasts towards each other at ACE Comic Con 2018, the pair's roles as Spider-Man and Falcon respectively are mentioned. The roles also play a part in the roasts themselves, such as Mackie revealing he hasn't seen Spider-Man: Homecoming and Tom Holland retaliating by saying he hasn't seen the non-existent Falcon movie. As the video mentions, the latter is now outdated as Mackie's Sam Wilson has taken up the mantle of Captain America and will star in Captain America: Brave New World.
*In "Top 10 ANNOYING TV Characters You Just Want to SLAP", while talking about Sebastian Milton from The Walking Dead, ABC is mentioned in the copyright information of the show.
*"The Most Extreme Things Avatar 2 Actors Did To Prepare For Their Roles" highlights various movement methods (some with weapons), free diving techniques, Sigourney Weaver visiting high school to play the fourteen-year-old Kiri and actors filming the three sequels simultaneously. Footage from an ABC News report on the behind-the-scenes of the film is used.
*In "Top 20 Least Scary Horror Movies", while talking about Thinner, it is mentioned that the film was directed by Tom Holland, which the narrator specifies "No, not that Tom Holland". While talking about I Know Who Killed Me, footage from The Parent Trap and Freaky Friday is used.
*In "Top 23 Worst Animated Movies of Each Year (2000 - 2022)", while talking about Shark Tale, the film is compared to Finding Nemo. The entry for 2005 is Chicken Little. While talking about The Frog Prince, the film is compared to The Princess and the Frog. The entry for 2013 is Planes. Footage from Planes: Fire & Rescue is also used. The entry for 2015 is Strange Magic. Star Wars is also mentioned. While talking about Sherlock Gnomes, footage from Gnomeo & Juliet is used. The entry for 2022 is The Ice Age Adventures of Buck Wild.
*In "Top 23 Worst Marketing Fails of Each Year (2000-2022)", while talking about Blaenciaga's commercials featuring children holding teddy bears wearing bondage gear, footage from an ABC News report on the scandal is used.
*In "Top 10 Narcos Drug Lords That Are STILL ACTIVE" (published January 5, 2023), while talking about Los Chapitos, footage from an ABC News report on the cartel is used.
*"Top 10 Most Adult Superhero Shows" ranks The Punisher at #7 and Daredevil at #5.
*In "Top 10 Most Over the Top Sex Scenes", while talking about Nomi and Zack's skinny-dipping in Showgirls, footage from Splash is used.
*In "M3GAN vs Chucky", footage from an ABC News report on the similar robot Sophie is used.
*In "Top 10 One Hit Wonder Artists That Are Still Active" (published January 7, 2023), while talking about Tag Team, footage from an interview with the duo on Tamron Hall is used, with Disney being mentioned in the copyright. While talking about Vanessa Carlton, a plush of Woody is seen in footage from "A Thousand Miles". While talking about Owl City, it is mentioned that the singer's song "When Can I See You Again?" was used as the credits theme for Wreck-It Ralph.
*In "Top 23 Craziest Fast Food Items of Each Year (2000 - 2022)", while talking about the peanut butter and bacon shake from Sonic, footage from an ABC News report on the shake is used. While talking about the pickle juice slush from Sonic, footage from an ABC News report on the shake is used. While talking about McDonald's officially adding customer-made combinations to their menu, footage from an ABC News report on the promotion is used.
*"Top 20 Biggest Box Office Fails of the Century (So Far)" (published January 7, 2023) ranks A Christmas Carol at #17, Strange World at #12, the live-action Mulan remake at #11, Tomorrowland at #8, The Lone Ranger at #2, and John Carter at #1. Footage from Soul, Luca, and Turning Red is also used. Disney+ is also mentioned. The land the #8 entry is named after is also mentioned. While talking about Pan and Sinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas, Peter Pan is mentioned.
*In "Top 23 Celeb Scandals of Each Year (2000 - 2022)", while taking about Mel Gibson's anti-semitic rant from 2006, footage from Gibson's ABC News interview apologizing for the rant is used. While talking about Brittney Spears' public breakdown from 2007, footage from an ABC News report on the breakdown is used. While talking about Jesse James' infidelity, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used, While talking about Arnold Schwarzenegger's extra marital affair, footage from an ABC News report on the scandal is used. While talking about Jimmy Savile posthumously being accused of sexual misconduct in 2012, footage from an ABC News report on Lance Armstrong's doping scandal from the same year is used. While talking about Miley Cyrus' image change in 2013, Cyrus' role as Miley Stewart in Hannah Montana is mentioned, with footage from the show being used. While talking about Bill Cosby's sexual assault scandal in 2014, footage from an ABC News report on the scandal is used. While talking about Rachel Dolezal's race controversy in 2015, footage from an ABC News interview with Dolezal's parents expressing support for the claims is used. While talking about Harvey Weinstein's sexual misconduct allegations from 2017 and the resulting #MeToo movement, footage from an ABC News report on Matt Lauer being exposed for similar allegations as a result of the latter is used, While talking about Kanye West's numerous controversies from 2022, footage from an ABC News report on Will Smith slapping Chris Rock at that year's Oscars is used.
*In "Top 10 Most Anticipated True Crime Releases of 2023" (published January 8, 2023), while talking about Love and Death, footage from Candy is used, with Disney being mentioned in the copyright.
*In "Top 20 Movie Assassins" ranks Martin Q, Blank from Grosse Pointe Blank at #18, Bucky Barnes/The Winter Soldier at #11, and Natasha Romanoff/Black Widow at #5. Footage from Captain America: The Winter Soldier, Captain America: Civil War, Black Widow, and The Avengers is used. Footage from Captain America: The First Avenger is also used, mistakenly credited to Disney despite being distributed by Paramount.
*In "Top 10 Kids Movie Stars Who Dropped Off the Map", while talking about Judith Hoag, her role as Gwen Piper in Halloweentown is mentioned. While talking about Omri Katz, his role as Max Dennison in Hocus Pocus is mentioned. While talking about Mara Wilson, her role in Big Hero 6: The Series is mentioned. Footage from an ABC News interview with Wilson is also used. While talking about Rick Moranis, footage from Honey, I Shrunk the Kids is used. Shrunk is also mentioned.
*In "10 Times People Confessed to Crimes On Camera", while talking about David Wozniak, footage from an ABC News report on Wozniak is used. While talking about Robert Durst, footage from an ABC News report on Durst is used.
*"Top 10 Things to Remember Before Seeing Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania" ranks Janet Van Dyne's powers at #10, Ghost may be bitter about Janet being blipped at #9, Kurt and Jimmy Woo's return at #8, Darren Cross' return at #7, Cassie Lang's age jump at #6, M.O.D.O.K.'s debut at #5, William Jackson Harper's role at #4, Bill Murray's character being connected to Janet Van Dyne at #3, either Scott Lang or Hank Pym dying at #2, and the possibility of multiple Kang variants at #1. Footage from Avengers Assemble, Ant-Man, Ant-Man and the Wasp, Avengers: Endgame, WandaVision, Loki, and M.O.D.O.K. is also used.
*"Top 10 Bad Movies With Good Sequels" ranks The Phantom Menace and Revenge of the Sith at #3.
*In "Top 10 Actors Who Always Play Jerks", while taking about John C. McGinley, his role as Perry Cox in Scrubs is mentioned, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright information.
*In "The Many Morty Voices of Justin Roiland", two of the roles highlighted are Blendin Blandin from Gravity Falls and Oscar Fishtooth from Fish Hooks.
*In "10 Most Infamous Crimes of The Last Decade" (published January 10, 2023), while talking about Theranos, footage from an ABC News report on the fraudulent therapy company is used. While talking about Brock Turner sexually assaulting Shenille Miller, footage from an ABC News report on the scandal is used. While talking about Bill Cosby's sexual abuse trial, footage from an ABC News report on the trial is used. While talking about the shooting in Las Vegas in October 2017, footage from an ABC News report on the shooting is used. While talking about Jeffery Epstein, footage from an ABC News report on Epstein's suicide is used. While talking about Edward Snowden leaking data from surveillance companies, footage from an ABC News report on Snowden's leaks is used. While talking about the shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School, footage from ABC News reports on the shooting and Alex Jones' criminal trial for claiming the shooting was staged is used.
*In "Top 10 Moments of Respect at Awards Shows", the producers of La La Land handing the producers of Moonlight the award for best picture after the former was mistakenly given the award instead of the latter at the 2017 Oscars, footage from an ABC News report on the mistake is used. While talking about Chadwick Boseman highlighting James Shaw Jr. disarming a shooter at a Waffle House at the 2018 Oscars, footage from an ABC News report on the aforementioned heroism is used. The former's role as Black Panther is also mentioned.
*"Top 10 Incredible TV Performances by First Time Actors" ranks Alaqua Cox for her performance as Echo in Hawkeye at #10. The character's upcoming self-titled series is also mentioned.
*"Top 20 HARDEST First Levels in Video Games" ranks Hoth from Super Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back at #20 and the Death Star from 'Star Wars Rogue Squadron II at #15.
*In "Top 23 Worst TV Shows of Each Year" (published January 11, 2023, although the video only covers 2000 to 2022), while talking about That '80s Show, footage from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia is used, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright information. While talking about Viva Laughlin, footage from Caveman is used, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright information. The entry for 2017 is Inhumans. While talking about The I-Land, the narrator says the pitch for the show was "Imagine Lost but stupid".
*In "Top 10 Celebrities That Are Famous for No Reason", while talking about Paris Hilton, footage from The Simple Life is used, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright information.
*In "Top 20 Saddest Video Game Deaths Ever", while talking about Aunt May's death in Insomniac's Spider-Man game, the MCU version of the character's death in Spider-Man: No Way Home is mentioned.
*In "13 Most Insane Things to Happen on Friday the 13th", while talking about the Costa Concordia sinking on January 13, 2012, footage from an ABC News report on the crash is used.
*In "Top 23 Scientific Discoveries of Each Year (2000 - 2022)", while talking about the cloning of Dolly the pig and the discovery of ice on Pluto, footage from ABC News reports on the discoveries is used.
*In "Is Puss In Boots: The Last Wish Shrek's Logan?", the narrator says Puss in Boots: The Last Wish may "reclaim Dreamworks' crown as the king of animation", stating that Disney and Pixar are in a "stale, sort of strange place". Footage from Strange World and Turning Red is used when their respective studios are said.
*In "Top 10 Creepiest Mysteries About the Middle Ages", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video. This clip is also seen in the "The Best of History And Mystery..." compilation.
*"Top 10 Most Anticipated Horror Movies of 2023" (published January 13, 2023) ranks Haunted Mansion 2023 at #6. Footage from Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl, The Haunted Mansion 2003, Loki, the live-action Dumbo remake, and Spider-Man: No Way Home is also used. While talking about Cocaine Bear, fellow bear-themed horror movie Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey is mentioned. The Pirates of the Caribbean ride and the ride the #6 entry is based on are also mentioned.
*In "Jeremy Renner Health Update", footage from Avengers: Age of Ultron is used.
*In "20 Notorious Crimes of The Century (So Far)" (published January 13, 2023), while talking about the Pulse Nightclub shooting, footage from an ABC News report on the shooting is used. While talking about the Boston Marathon bombing, footage from an ABC News report on the bombing is used. While talking about multiple gymnasts reporting on sexual abuse, footage from an ABC News report on the scandal is used. While talking about the 2017 Las Vegas shooting, footage from an ABC News report on the shooting is used. While talking about the murder of George Floyd, footage from an ABC News report on the protests of Floyd's murder is used. While talking about the Harvey Weinstein's sexual abuse allegations, footage from an ABC News report on Weinstein's trail is used. While talking about the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting, footage from an ABC News report on the shooting is used. While talking about 9/11, footage from an ABC News report on the terrorist attack is used.
*In "Top 20 Best Goosebumps Episodes", while talking about "Monster Blood", the episode is described as "Imagine Flubber but replace mischievous with downright evil". While talking about "Night of the Living Dummy II", the narrator says Slappy is "much more mischievous than Buzz or Woody."
*"Modok Identity REVEALED In Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania" highlights M.O.D.O.K.'s appearance resembling Darren Cross. Footage from Ant-Man and Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania is used.
*In "Top 23 Scandals of Each Year (2000 - 2022)", while talking about Michael Jackson's sexual abuse charges in 2003, footage from an ABC News report on the charges is used. While taking about Mel Gibson's anti-semitic rant from 2006, footage from Gibson's ABC News interview apologizing for the rant is used. While talking about Brittney Spears' public breakdown from 2007, footage from an ABC News report on the breakdown is used. While talking about Lindsey Lohan's arrest, footage from an ABC News report on the arrest is used. While talking about Charlie Sheen's drug-fueled rant in 2011, footage from an ABC News interview with Sheen is used. While talking about Oscar Pistorius killing his girlfriend in 2013, footage from an ABC News report on Pistorius competing in the previous year's Paralympics is used. While talking about "Deflate Gate", footage from an ABC News report on the scandal is used. While talking about Ryan Lochte lying about being robbed during the 2016 Olympics, footage from an ABC News report on the scandal is used. While talking about Allison Mack's arrest, footage from an ABC News interview with a victim of the cult Mack was arrested for being a member of is used. While talking about Ellen DeGeneres' toxic workplace behavior, footage from an ABC News report on the scandal is used. While talking about Alec Baldwin shooting a prop gun and accidentally shooting Joel Souza on the set of Rust, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used.
*In "Top 10 Most Controversial Kids Show Episodes Ever", "Last Horizons" from TaleSpin ranks at #6, which was banned due to similarities with World War II. "Deadly Force" from Gargoyles ranks at #2, due to Broadway shooting Elisa with a gun.
*In "Top 10 Over The Top Comedy Movie Performances", while talking about Melissa McCarthy as Megan Price in Bridesmaids, Annie suggests the group goes to the wedding dressed as Pixar characters in footage from the film. An honorable mention is given to Amy Adams as Giselle in Enchanted.
*In "Top 10 Times Celebs Acted Like Karens on Camera", while talking about Reese Witherspoon being arrested for disorderly conduct after attempting to intervene with police arresting Jim Toth on suspicion of drunk driving and using her name as a threat afterward, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Lil Wayne storming off stage and throwing his microphone at the DJ after the DJ played the wrong song at one of Wayne's concerts in Florida, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Christian Bale yelling at Shane Hurlbut for walking in front of Bale and ruining a take during the filming of Terminator Salvation, footage from an ABC News interview with Bale is used. These references also appear in "The Ultimate "Karens Facing Justice" Compilation".
*In "Top 10 Dumbest Mistakes on Reality Shows", while talking about Tyra Banks announcing Monica Aldama and Val Sparovsky as safe when they were actually in the bottom two in the fourth week's elimination episode of Season 29 of Dancing with the Stars, ABC is mentioned in the copyright. While talking about Jesse Palmer accidentally calling Katie Gehart instead of Karen Lindsey during Palmer's rose ceremony on The Bachelor, the ABC logo is seen.
*In "Top 10 Things You Missed in The Last of Us Episode 1", it is mentioned that Sarah's elderly neighbor has The Emperor's New Groove in her DVD collection. While talking about Cordyceps mirroring a similar virus that affects ants in the real world, footage from a National Geographic documentary is used. It is mentioned that Joel is played by Pedro Pascal, whose role as the titular character of The Mandalorian is also mentioned.
*"Top 10 Times Marvel Hollywood Actors Insulted Marvel" ranks Hugo Weaving at #10, Idris Elba at #6, Chloe Bennet at #5, Mickey Rourke at #3, Christopher Eccleston at #3, and Terrace Howard at #1. Footage from Captain America: The First Avenger, She-Hulk: Attorney at Law, Thor: The Dark World, Thor: Ragnarok, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Iron Man 2, and Iron Man is used.
*In "10 Notorious Political Scandals In American History" (published January 16, 2023), while talking about the NSA surveillance documents leaked by Edward Snowden, footage from an ABC News report on the documents is used. While talking about Donald Trump's involvement in the insurrection of the United States Capitol on January 6, 2021, footage from an ABC News report on the insurrection is used. While talking about Watergate, footage from an ABC News report on the controversy is used.
*"Top 20 Worst Hollywood Remakes Of All Time" (published January 16, 2023) ranks the 2004 version of Around the World in 80 Days at #9.
*In "Top 10 Epic Movie Voices", while talking about Jeremy Irons, his role as Scar in The Lion King is mentioned. While talking about Eartha Kitt, her role as Yzma in The Emperor's New Groove is mentioned. Footage from Holes and Ernest Scared Stupid is also used. While talking about Sean Conery, it mentioned that James Earl Jones once described Conery as "one of the best voices of the generation", with the narrator joking they shouldn't argue with Darth Vader. Jones himself ranks at #2, with the aforementioned role as well as Mufasa being mentioned. During the honorable mention for Gilbert Gottfried, footage from Aladdin is used. During the honorable mention for Patrick Warburton, footage from The Emperor's New Groove is once again used.
*"Things to Remember Before Watching The Mandalorian Season 3" highlights the important characters, the larger mystery of why the Empire is interested in Grogu, Din Djarin's larger quest, Grogu is back with Din and the eventual crossover with The Book of Boba Fett and Ahsoka. Footage from The Clone Wars, The Rise of Skywalker, The Book of Boba Fett, and Spider-Man: No Way Home is also used. Skeleton Crew is also mentioned.
*In "Top 10 Worst Cartoon Shows Ever" (published January 18, 2023), while taking about Father of the Pride, it is mentioned that the show was created by Jeffrey Katzenberg, whose work on Beauty and the Beast is mentioned.
*In "10 Most Evil Canadians in History" (published January 18, 2023), while talking about Russell Williams, footage from an ABC News report on Williams is used.
*In "The Legendary Story of Lionel Messi", footage from ESPN coverage of games featuring Messi is used throughout the video.
*In "Top 10 Actors Who Have Been in Both Marvel and DC Shows", while talking about about Adrianne Palicki, her role as Mockingbird in Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. is mentioned. While talking about Clancy Brown, his role as Ray Schoonover in Daredevil and The Punisher is mentioned. While taking about Natalie Arlyn Lind, her role as Lauren Strucker in The Gifted is mentioned. While talking about Adrian Pasar, his role as Glenn Talbot in Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. is mentioned. While talking about Jamie Chung, her role as Blink in The Gifted is mentioned. While talking about James Marsters, his role as Victor Stein in Runaways is mentioned. While talking about Carl Lumbly, his role as Isaiah Bradley in The Falcon and The Winter Soldier is mentioned. While talking about Dominic Cooper, his role as Howard Stark in the MCU is mentioned, with footage from Captain America: The First Avenger and Agent Carter being used. While talking about Neal McDonough, his role as Dum Dum Dugan in the MCU is mentioned, with footage from Captain America: The First Avenger, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., and Agent Carter being used. During the honorable mention for Dichen Lachman, her role as Jiaying in Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. is mentioned. During the honorable mention for Bridget Regan, her role as Dottie Underwood in Agent Carter is mentioned. During the honorable mention for John Glover, his role as an SSR informant in Agent Carter is mentioned. During the honorable mention for J. August Richards, his role as Mike Peterson in The Falcon and The Winter Soldier is mentioned. During the honorable mention for Christine Adam's, her role as Agent Weaver in Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. is mentioned. While talking about Ruth Negga, her role as Rena Sofer in Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. is mentioned.
*"Top 10 Greatest Adventure Movies Of All Time" (published January 19, 2023) ranks Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl at #8. An honorable mention is given to 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea. Footage from Aladdin is used in the intro when saying animated movies and superhero movies will not be included on the list. While talking about The Princess Bride, a figure of Captain America is seen in footage from the film. The ride the #8 entry's series is based on is also mentioned.
*In "Top 10 Creepiest Monsters Based On Legend", while talking about the Dullahan, footage from The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad and Darby O'Gill and the Little People is used.
*In "Top 20 Greatest Medieval Themed TV Shows", while talking about Galavant and Miracle Workers, ABC is mentioned in the copyright. While talking about Da Vinci's Demons, the show's version of Leonardo da Vinci is compared to a "medieval combination of Tony Stark and James Bond".
*"Top 10 Dark Truths About Your Favorite Superheroes" ranks Superior Spider-Man being a version of Spider-Man who swapped minds with Otto Octavius at #10, Tony Stark's armor becoming obsessed with him at #9, Wolverine killing his own son at #7, William Burnside's Captain America sullying the mantle at #5, Hank Pym mistreating his wife at #4, Captain Marvel's bizarre birth at #3, and Spider-Man being abused by a friend at #1. Footage from Ultimate Spider-Man, Avengers: Age of Ultron, Iron Man 3, The Falcon and The Winter Soldier, Avengers: Endgame, "What If... The World Lost Its Mightiest Heroes?", and Captain Marvel is used.
*In "Top 10 Most Controversial NFL Players of All Time" (published January 20, 2023), footage from ESPN coverage of games featuring the players is used throughout the video. While talking about Johnny Manziel, footage from an ABC News report on Manziel's bipolar disorder diagnosis is used. While talking about Colin Kaepernick, footage from an ABC News report on Donald Trump's response to Kaepernick kneeling during the United States national anthem to protest police brutality is used. During the honorable mention for Deshaun Watson, footage from an ABC News interview with Watson is used. While talking about O.J. Simpson, footage from an ABC News report on Simpson's release from prison is used.
*In "Top 20 True Crime Series of The Century (So Far)" (published January 20, 2023), while talking about The Dropout and Dopesick, Disney is mentioned in the copyright of the shows.
*In "Top 10 Archaeological Discoveries in the 20th Century", footage from National Geographic documentaries is used throughout the video. While talking about the Terracotta Army, footage from King Tut's Megatomb Revealed is used, with Disney+ being mentioned in the copyright.
*In "Top 20 Funniest Music Videos Ever" (published January 21, 2023), while talking about "Pork and Beans" by Weezer, a Lightsaber can be seen in footage from the music video.
*In "Top 10 Fight Scenes You Forgot Were Awesome", ranks the jungle fight from The Incredibles at #8.
*"Top 20 Greatest Animated Movies of All Time" (published January 21, 2023) ranks The Little Mermaid at #20, The Nightmare Before Christmas at #15, Ratatouille at #14, Pinocchio at #13, Sleeping Beauty at #11, WALL-E at #10, Beauty and the Beast at #8, The Incredibles at #7, Fantasia at #6, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs at #4, The Lion King at #3, and Toy Story at #2. Footage from "Steamboat Willie" and Toy Story 3 is also used in the intro.
*In "Top 20 Stores That Don't Exist Anymore" (published January 22, 2023), while talking about Sports Authority, footage from an ABC News report on the store going out of business is used. While talking about Payless, an advertisement for Frozen can be seen on a billboard in the store. While talking about Borders, a Dumbo book can be seen. While talking about Toys-R-Us, a girl can be seen wearing a shirt with cupcakes of characters who are often depicted together. Some of these pairings include: Anna and Elsa; Mickey and Minnie Mouse; Lady and Tramp; Lilo and Stitch; Belle and the Beast; Simba and Nala; and Bambi and Thumper. This girl is also handed a magazine advertising Frozen toys. Dolls of Ariel and Rapunzel as well as a chest featuring the Disney Princesses can be seen on shelves in the store. While talking about Blockbuster, Chicken Little can be seen in footage from an advertisement for Netflix. This clip also appears in the "Gone But Not Forgotten: Lists Of Things That Don't Exist Anymore" compilation uploaded on January 2, 2024.
*In "Top 10 Music Artists With the Sexiest Music Videos", during the honorable mention for Miley Cyrus, the caption reads "Ditching her Disney image, Miley has fully embraced her s*x appeal".
*In "Top 10 Mafias That Are Still Active" (published January 22, 2023), while talking about the Bonannos, the Colombos, the Gambinos, the Genoveses, and the Lucchese, footage from an ABC News report on the gangs (collectively known as the Five Families) is used. This clip is also seen in the "These DANGEROUS People Are Still Out There.." compilation.
*"Top 20 Most Shocking Moments In Video Games" ranks the player's character being revealed as Darth Reaven in Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic at #2.
*"Top 10 Worst Things Carter Pewterschmidt Has Done On Family Guy" ranks unleashing the Rancor on Scott Greenberg in "Peterotica" at #10. ABC is mentioned in the copyright of the show.
*"Top 10 Video Games That Shame You for Using Cheat Codes" ranks Star Wars: The Clone Wars (not to be confused with the TV show of the same name) at #8.
*In "10 Most Vicious Acts of Revenge in History" (published January 23, 2023), while talking about Pierre Picaud killing Lupiah, Solari, and Shabar after they falsely accused Picaud of treason, footage from The Count of Monte Cristo is used.
*In "Top 10 TV Hosts That Bombed So Hard It Ruined Their Careers", while talking about Mike Richards, footage from an ABC News report on Alex Trebek's passing is used.
*"Top 10 Improvised Movie Moments of the 2000s" ranks the jar of dirt scene from Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest at #8 and "I am Iron Man" from Iron Man at #1. Footage from Avengers: Endgame is also used.
*"Top 10 TV Moments When the Hero and Villain FINALLY Meet" ranks Jessica Jones and Kilgrave's confrontation at the precinct from Jessica Jones at #7 and Matt Murdock meeting Wilson Fisk at the art gallery in Daredevil at #5. An honorable mention is given to Ezra Bridger and Darth Vader's first fight in Star Wars Rebels. While talking about Rick Grimes and the Governor's fight at the bar in The Walking Dead, ABC is mentioned in the copyright of the show.
*"Top 10 Movies to Watch Before the Oscars 2023" (published January 24, 2023) ranks Black Panther: Wakanda Forever at #8. Footage Avatar: The Way of Water is used in the intro. While talking about Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio, the live-action Disney remake of the same name is alluded to.
*"Top 10 Movie References In Nintendo Games" ranks Bowser and King Boo saying lines similar to Palpatine in Paper Mario and Luigi's Mansion respectively at #9 and outfits resembling Peter, Susan, Edmund, and Lucy's outfits in The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, the lady in the well resembling Samura from The Ring, and the purple balloon in the sewer-like boiler works referencing Pennywise from the It franchise in Luigi's Mansion 3 at #1.
*"Top 10 Oldest Marvel Characters" ranks the Beyonder at #10, Lifebringer One and the Anti-All at #9, Black Winter at #8, Abraxas at #7, Chaos King at #6, the First Firament at #5, Nemisis at #4, Yahweh at #3, Oblivion at #2, and the One Above All at #1.
*In "Oscar AND Razzie Nominated Movies!", one entry is The Hunchback of Notre Dame, which was nominated for the Best Music - Original Musical or Comedy Score Oscar and the Worst Written Film Grossing Over $100 Million Razzie. Another entry is Armageddon, which was nominated for the Best Original Song Oscar and the Worst Actor, Worst Director, Worst Picture, Worst Screenplay, and Worst Original Song Razzies. Another entry is The Phantom Menace, which was nominated for the Best Visual Effects Oscar and the Worst Picture and Worst Director Razzie. Another entry is Pearl Harbor, which was nominated for the Best Original Song and Best Visual Effects Oscars and the Worst Screenplay and Worst Screenplay Razzies, as well as four other unspecified Razzie nominations.
*"Top 10 Craziest Incidents in Movie Theatres" ranks Goodrich Capitol Theater employees wearing tactical gear for screenings of Iron Man 3 during the opening weekend which was shortly after a mass shooting in the area at #1. Footage from an ABC News on the aforementioned incident is used. While talking about patrons running out of showings of Arrival of a Train at La Ciotat believing the titular train was actually coming towards them, footage from Phantom of the Megaplex is used.
*In "Top 10 Most Evil Americans Ever", while talking about Ted Kaczynski, footage from a National Geographic documentary on Kaczynski is used. While talking about Richard Ramirez, a clip of Ramirez's arrest sees Ramirez telling on-lookers he would "see them in Disneyland". While talking about Harvey Weinstein, footage from an ABC News report on Weinstein's sexual assault allegations is used. While talking about Joseph DeAngelo, footage from an ABC News report on DeAngelo is used. While talking about Jeffery Epstein, footage from an ABC News report on Epstein is used. While talking about Charles Manson, footage from an ABC News report on Manson is used. While talking about Jim Jones, footage from an ABC News report on Jones is used.
*In "Seinfeld Cast: Where Are They Now?" (published January 26, 2023), while talking about John O'Hurley, his role as Roger Doofenshmirtz in Phineas and Ferb is mentioned. While talking about Liz Sheridan, her roles in Life with Louie and Blossom are mentioned, with Disney being mentioned in the copyright of both. While talking about Patrick Warburton, his role as Kronk in The Emperor's New Groove is mentioned. While talking about Estelle Harris, her role as Mrs. Potato Head in the Toy Story franchise is mentioned, with footage from Toy Story 2 being used. Her roles in Home on the Range and Dave the Barbarian are also mentioned. While talking about Wayne Knight, his roles as Al McWhiggin in Toy Story 2 and Tantor in Tarzan are mentioned. While talking about Julia Roberts, her role as Valentina Allegra de Fontaine is mentioned, with footage from The Falcon and The Winter Soldier being used.
*In "10 Infamous Crimes Committed by Rock Musicians", while talking about Tim Lambesis hiring a hitman to kill his wife and son, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used.
*In "Top 10 Fatal Foods That You Can Still Buy", while taking about cassava, footage from Ratatouille is used. Footage from The Bear is also used, with Disney being mentioned in the copyright. While talking about potatoes, a statue of a Clone Trooper and a poster of Darth Vader are seen in footage from The Benchwarmers. While talking about alfalfa sprouts, footage from Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 is used. While talking about ghost peppers, footage from Ralph Breaks the Internet is used. While talking about hákarl, footage from Scrubs is used, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright information.
*"Top 10 Deleted Movie Scenes That Would Have Changed EVERYTHING" ranks a scene of Captain America talking to a waitress he would later save deleted from The Avengers at #7 and a scene of Elsa killing numerous guards deleted from Frozen at #6.
*In "10 Times Celebs Came Back From Being Cancelled", while talking about James Gunn, footage from Guardians of the Galaxy, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, and the trailer for Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 is used. While talking about Kathy Griffin, footage from an ABC News report on Griffin's photo of herself holding the mock decapitated head of Donald Trump is used. While talking about Nick Cannon, footage from an ABC News report on Cannon's anti-semitic comments is used. While talking about Liam Neeson, footage from an ABC News interview with Neeson is used. While talking about Louis C.K., the ABC logo is seen. While talking about Chris Brown, footage from an ABC News report on Brown's physical abuse towards Rihanna is used.
*In "Top 10 Drug Cartels That Are Still Active" (published January 27, 2023), footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video. While talking about the Sinaloa Cartel, footage from an ABC News report on the cartel is used. This clip is also seen in the "These DANGEROUS People Are Still Out There.." compilation.
*In "Top 10 Most Controversial True Crime Show Episodes Ever", while talking about "Friends in Low Places" from Inventing Anna, footage from an ABC News interview with Rachel Williams is used. While talking about "Surrender" from Under the Banner of Heaven, Disney is mentioned in the copyright of the show. While talking about "Chapter 6: What the Hell Did I Do?" from The Jinx: The Life and Deaths of Robert Durst, footage from an ABC News report on Durst is used.
*In the short "Every WatchMojo Intro Ever!", footage from Watchmojo's interview with Tom Holland, Jacob Batalon, and Zendaya for Spider-Man: Far From Home is used.
*"Top 20 Cartoon Theme Songs" ranks "Call Me, Beep Me!" from Kim Possible at #12 and the DuckTales theme song at #5. Honorable mentions are given to the Darkwing Duck and Adventures of the Gummi Bears theme songs. Footage from DuckTales 2017 is also used. While talking about the X-Men theme, the MCU is alluded to.
*In "Top 10 Fast Food Scandals", while talking about Burger King using horse meat, footage from Bob's Burgers is used, with Disney being mentioned in the copyright. While talking about Anna Aayala putting a severed human finger in her chili from Wendy's, footage from The Switch and an ABC News report on the incident is used, with Disney being mentioned in the copyright of the former. While talking about London Greenpeace protesting McDonald's, footage from Family Guy shows Ronald Regan imitating the Hulk. While talking about Burger King poorly phrasing a Tweet advertising a scholarship program that helps women pass culinary school, footage from Ratatouille is used. While talking about Stella Liebeck suing McDonald's after spilling 180-190°F coffee on herself, footage from Pam & Tommy is used, with Disney being mentioned in the copyright. While talking about former Subway spokesperson Jared Fogle, footage from an ABC News report on Fogle's sexual assault allegations is used.
*In "Top 10 Times SNL Said What We Were All Thinking", while talking about "Lazy Sunday" reflecting people's appreciation for Google Maps, The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe is mentioned in footage from the song.
*In "20 Executed Criminals Last Words", while talking about Benny Demps equating the concept of the death penalty to murder, footage from Daredevil is used.
*"Top 20 Greatest Cartoon Series of All Time" (published January 29, 2023) ranks DuckTales at #13 and Star Wars: The Clone Wars at #12. While talking about Family Guy, a clip from the show shows Peter as Jabba the Hutt. While talking about South Park, the show's parodies of Mickey Mouse, Peter Pan, Jack Sparrow, Captain America, Jasmine, Captain Hook, Winnie the Pooh, Piglet, Beast, Elsa, Black Panther, Jafar, Thor, the Queen of Hearts, Snow White, Iron Man, Genie, Captain Marvel, Buzz Lightyear, and a Stormtrooper are seen.
*"Top 20 Best Robin Williams Movies" ranks Good Morning, Vietnam at #5, Dead Poets Society at #3, and Aladdin at #2. Footage from Toy Story is also used. This clip is also seen in the "Best of Robin Williams" compilation.
*In "The Best of the Worst of WatchMojo". one comment has Grogu in their profile picture.
*In "Top 20 Greatest Actors of All Time" (published January 29, 2023), while talking about Robin Williams, footage from Good Morning, Vietnam, Dead Poets Society, and Aladdin is used. While talking about Christian Bale, his role in Newsies is mentioned. While talking about Daniel Day-Lewis, footage from Lincoln is used.
*In "Top 20 Best English Dubbed Anime of All Time" (published January 29, 2023), while talking about Outlaw Star, Melfina yells to an unconscious Gene "Hey Sleeping Beauty, wake up!" in footage from the show.
*In "Top 10 Things You Missed in The Last of Us Episode 3", while talking about Bill's gas mask being identical to those in the game, the narrator speculates the show didn't give Joel the mask to avoid his hidden face drawing similarities to The Mandalorian.
*In "Pedro Pascal Roles Before Joel and Mando", footage from The Mandalorian is used.
*In "Top 10 Forgotten 90s TV Shows", while talking about Stark Raving Mad, footage from Monk is used, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright information. While talking about Sports Night, the show is likened to ESPN. While talking about Farscape, it is mentioned that the show inspired James Gunn. During this, behind-the-scenes footage of Guardians of the Galaxy is seen.
*"Top 10 Crossovers in Superhero Movies and Shows" ranks Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Iron Fist, and Luke Cage in The Defenders at #9, the Hulk appearing in Thor: Ragnarok at #8, Peggy Carter appearing in multiple episodes of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. at #7, Tom Holland's Spider-Man, Tobey Maguire's Spider-Man, Andrew Garfield's Spider-Man, Doctor Octopus, Green Goblin, Electro, the Lizard, Sandman, and Doctor Strange in Spider-Man: No Way Home at #3, and "too many heroes to count" in Avengers: Endgame at #2.
*In the short "Which Superbowl Ad Teaser Is Winning The Internet?", the winner is "Alcohol Free Heineken with Ant Man".
*"Top 10 Times Product Placement Ruined a Scene" ranks the Apple Store scene in Captain America: The Winter Soldier at #5.
*In "Top 10 Worst Faked Injuries in Sports", footage from ESPN coverage of the games where the various faked injuries occurred is used.
*"Top 10 Movie Traps That Failed" ranks Mysterio's illusions from Spider-Man: Far From Home at #9, Ratigan's mouse trap from The Great Mouse Detective at #8, and the battle of Endor from Return of the Jedi at #2.
*In "The Last of Us Cast Behind the Scenes Secrets Revealed", footage from The Mandalorian is used.
*In "Top 10 Modern Day Book Burning Incidents" (published February 2, 2023), while talking about Fifty Shades of Grey, footage from an ABC News report on the book is used.
*In "Top 10 Times Robot Chicken Said What We Were All Thinking", "Mickey's Admirer" ranks at #9, which highlights Mickey and Minnie's similarities in design as well as making the same observation about Donald and Daisy.
*In "WatchMojo: Then Vs Now - 25M subscribers Special", footage from Star Wars: The Force Awakens is used. One entry comes from their interview with the cast of Spider-Man: Far From Home. Footage from an ABC News reports on an unspecified crime and Grant Thomson is used. Another clip features Quasimodo in the background.
*In "Blacklisted Celebs: Where Are They Now?" (published February 3, 2023), while talking about Gina Carano, footage from The Mandalorian is used. While talking about Robert Downey Jr., his role as Iron Man is mentioned, with footage from the film of the same name being used.
*"Top 20 Times The Simpsons Predicted the Future" (published February 3, 2023) ranks predicting Disney purchasing Fox in "When You Dish Upon a Star" at #20. Footage from The Simpsons in Plusaversary is used. This clip also appears in the "Our Best Simpsons Lists Marathon" compilation.
*In "Top 10 Times Cheaters Faced Justice", while talking about Tim Donaghy betting on games he was the referee for during the NBA's 2005-2006 and 2006-2007 seasons, footage from ESPN coverage of one of the games is shown. While talking about Felicity Huffman taking part in the college admissions scandal, footage from an ABC News report on the scandal is used.
*"Top 20 Marvel Deaths That Still Hurt" ranks Howard and Maria Stark's deaths from Captain America: Civil War at #20, Pietro Maximoff's death from Avengers: Age of Ultron at #19, Christine Palmer's death in "What If... Doctor Strange Lost His Heart Instead of His Hands?" from What If...? at #18, Frigga's death from Thor: The Dark World at #17, Hoo Yinen's death from Iron Man at #16, the original Groot's death from Guardians of the Galaxy at #15, Peggy Carter's death from Captain America: Civil War at #14, 2018 Loki's death from Avengers: Infinity War at #13, May Parker's death from Spider-Man: No Way Home at #12, the death of Wanda's Westview family from WandaVision at #11, Ramonda's death from Black Panther: Wakanda Forever at #9, Gamora's death from Avengers: Infinity War at #7, Natasha Romanoff's death from Avengers: Endgame at #5, Yondu Udonta's death from Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 at #4, Tony Stark's death from Avengers: Endgame at #2, and T'Challa's death from Black Panther: Wakanda Forever at #1. Footage from Captain America: The First Avenger, Thor: Ragnarok, and Loki is also used.
*In "How Knock At The Cabin Leaves Out The REAL Horrific Ending", footage from The Sixth Sense and Unbreakable is used.
*In "Top 10 Products That Bombed so Hard They Destroyed the Company", while taking about Quibi, footage from an ABC News report on the streaming service's shutdown is used.
*"Top 10 Times Smug Movie Characters Got What They Deserved" ranks Leia Organa choking Jabba the Hutt in Return of the Jedi at #1.
*In "Top 10 Bloodiest Hockey Games Ever" (published February 4, 2023), footage from ESPN coverage of the games is used.
*In "Top 10 Times Rappers Got Busted Over Their Lyrics", while talking about Lawrence Montague rapping about a murder he committed to a colleague over the phone to be used in an unspecified song, footage from an ABC News report on Montague's arrest is used. While talking about Young Thug rapping about his criminal life in numerous songs, footage from an ABC News report on the rapper's arrest is used. While talking about Mack Fibbs rapping about murdering a man in numerous songs, footage from an ABC News report on Fibbs' arrest is used.
*"Top 10 Psychological Horror Plot Twists of All Time" (published February 4, 2023) ranks Malcom being dead from The Sixth Sense at #4. 
*In "Top 10 Celebrities Who HATED Being Impersonated on SNL", while talking about Meghan McCain hating Amy Bryant's portrayal of her, footage from The View is used, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright information. While talking about Barbra Walters hating Gilda Radner's impression of her, footage from an ABC News interview with Walters is used.
*In "Top 10 Scenes Where the Actors Weren't Acting", an honorable mention is given to Julia Roberts' laughter when Héctor Elizondo snaps the necklace box shut on her fingers from Pretty Woman.
*In "Knock At Cabin Rotten Tomatoes Score", footage from The Sixth Sense is used.
*In "10 Times Sports Cheating DESTROYED Lives", while talking about "Bountygate", footage from an ABC News report on the scandal is used. While talking about Tim Donaghy betting on games he was the referee for during the NBA's 2005-2006 and 2006-2007 seasons, footage from ESPN coverage of the various games is shown.
*Watchmojo uploaded "Top 10 Power Ranger Moments That TRAUMATIZED Us".
*In "10 Real-Life Evil Scientists Who Experimented on Humans", while talking about Aubrey Levin, footage from American Horror Story is used, with Disney being mentioned in the copyright.
*"Top 10 Pedro Pascal Roles" ranks Din Djarin from The Mandalorian at #4. Footage from The Book of Boba Fett is also used.
*"Top 10 Hidden Messages in Disney Movies" ranks the double entendre behind the fishing pole with legs from Toy Story at #10, the references to Edopus in Hercules at #9, Colette glancing down towards Linguini's lower region when he tells her he's hiding a "tiny, little…" in Ratatouille at #8, Cruella De Vil telling Roger he's "been a busy boy" after finding out about Pongo and Perdita's puppies in the live-action 101 Dalmatians at #7, the hints towards segregation in The Jungle Book at #6, the flower pedals believed to spell out "s*x" in The Lion King at #5, the possible double meaning of "bear" in Inside Out at #4, the hidden picture of a topless woman in The Rescuers at #3, "Top Down Truckstop" from Cars at #2, and the double meaning of Anna and Kristoff's discussion about Hans' foot size from Frozen at #1.
*In "Top 10 Best Black Horror Movies", while talking about Attack the Block, John Boyega's role as Finn is mentioned, with footage from The Force Awakens being used. While talking about Blade, the MCU is mentioned.
*In "20 Normal Looking Videos With Disturbing Backstories", while talking about the domestic abuse behind Melissa Benosit's 2016 appearance on Jimmy Fallon, Benosit compares an eye injury after a physical altercation (which she disguises as being from "falling down the stairs") to Squirt from Finding Nemo in footage from the interview. While talking about Trevor Hypeman using the 2015 McLaren 650S he dedicated a reveal video to in a later suicide attempt, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about a video of Adam Lanza playing Dance Dance Revolution taken a few months before Lanza would open fire on Sandy Hook Elementary School, footage from an ABC News report on the aforementioned shooting is used. While talking about Rodney Alcala's appearance on The Dating Game after committing multiple murders, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Dzhokhar Tsarnaev buying milk shortly before committing the Boston Marathon Bombing, footage from an ABC News report on the bombing is used.
*"Top 10 Cartoon Fan Theories That Turned Out to Be True" ranks Cassandra being Mother Gothel's biological daughter from Tangled Ever After at #10, Emperor Belos being human from The Owl House at #8, the Spear of Selene being a spaceship from DuckTales 2017 at #4, and Grunkle Stan's brother being the author of the journals from Gravity Falls at #1.
*"Top 10 Famous Movie Scenes WITHOUT Special Effects" ranks Belle and Beast's dance from the live-action Beauty and the Beast remake at #7, Davy Jones and his crew from the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise at #5, Supreme Leader Snoke's throne room from Star Wars: The Last Jedi at #4, and the battle on Titan from Avengers: Infinity War at #3. Footage from Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest is used.
*In "Top 10 Upcoming Video Game Movie and TV Show Adaptations" (published February 8, 2023), while talking about the Twisted Metal TV series, it is mentioned that the show stars Anthony Mackey, whose role as Sam Wilson is mentioned, with footage from The Falcon and The Winter Soldier being used.
*In "The Last of Us Cast Breakdown", while talking about Storm Reid, her role as Meg Murry in A Wrinkle in Time is mentioned. While talking about Scott Sheperad, his role in Bridge of Spies is mentioned. While talking about Gaberil Luna, his role as Robbie Reyes in Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. is mentioned. While talking about Pedro Pascal, his role as Din Djarin in The Mandalorian is mentioned.
*"Top 10 Kids Movie Examples of the Mandela Effect" ranks the titular sword being in an anvil from The Sword in the Stone at #10, the Cheshire Cat saying "We're all mad down here" from Alice in Wonderland at #5, the spacing of Cruella De Vil's last name from 101 Dalmatians at #4, and "Magic Mirror on the wall" from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs at #2.
*In "Top 20 Urban Legends That Turned Out to Be True", while talking about Larry Walters flying in a lawn chair by attaching 45 balloons to the piece of furniture, footage from Up is used. While talking about Gloria Ramirez infecting the staff at Riverside General Hospital, footage from Grey's Anatomy is used, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright information.
*"Top 10 Movies That Bombed Hard Due to Bad Acting" ranks Kazaam at #6.
*In "Top 10 Times Seinfeld Couldn't Keep a Straight Face", while talking about Jerry acting like Kramer in "The Chicken Roaster", the episode's plot is compared to Freaky Friday.
*In "Top 10 Most Savage Impressions Done in Front of the Actual Person", while talking about Reese Witherspoon impersonating Oprah Winfrey during the duo and Mindy Kaling's appearance on The Late Late Show with James Corden, it is mentioned that the interview was a promotion for A Wrinkle in Time. While talking about Nicholas Cage appearing alongside Andy Samberg's impersonation of him on Weekend Update in the June 7, 2018 episode of Saturday Night Live, the former jokes about stealing the Declaration of Independence.
*In "10 Things To Remember Before Seeing Fast X", it is mentioned Brie Larson will appear in the film, whose role as Captain Marvel is mentioned. Footage from Avengers: Endgame is used.
*"Top 10 Insanely Racist Moments in Animated Movies That You Forgot About" ranks Snow White (who has white skin) being "the fairest one of all" from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs at #10, the African-American stereotype fish during "Under the Sea" from The Little Mermaid at #9, the hyenas from The Lion King at #7, Shun Gon from The Aristocats at #4, Sunflower and Otika from Fantasia at #3, "What Made the Red Man Red?" from Peter Pan at #2, and the Crows from Dumbo at #1. Footage from the live-action Lion King and Dumbo remakes is also used.
*In "Top 20 Events That Could Have Ended The World", while talking about the 2018 GE3 Asteroid, footage from Armageddon is used. While talking about the eruption of Mount Tambora, footage from Recess: School's Out is used. While talking about the Black Death, footage from Swiss Family Robinson is used.
*In "Top 20 South Park Jokes That Crossed The Line", while talking about Randy starting COVID-19 in the show's universe by having intercourse with a bat, the show's parody of Mickey Mouse is seen. This clip is also seen in "The Biggest, Ballsiest South Park-Athon".
*In "Things You Missed in The Last of Us Episode 5", while talking about the Bloater decapitating Perry, the narrator jokes the Bloater was following Thanos' advice from Avengers: Infinity War. It is mentioned that the aforementioned zombie was portrayed by Adam Basil, who served as the on-set reference for Beast in the live-action remake of Beauty and the Beast.
*In "Top 10 Karens Who Ruined Their Own Lives", while talking about Hilary Mueller blocking D'Arreion Toles from entering his apartment, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. The #8 is dedicated to Alison Ettel yelling at a young girl for selling water to make money for a trip to Disneyland. While talking about James Inanozo yelling at Robix employees for putting peanut butter in his son's smoothie even though he neglected to mention the allergy, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. This clip also appears in "The Ultimate "Karens Facing Justice"" compilation.
*In "Top 20 Cringiest Halftime Show Moments", Super Bowl XXV and Super Bowl XXXIV's Disney-themed Halftime Shows rank at #11 and #9 respectively. While talking about the multiple halftime shows sponsored by Up with People, Disney is mentioned. While talking about Super Bowl XXIX's Indiana Jones-themed Halftime Show, it is mentioned that the theme was an advertisement for Indiana Jones Adventure: Temple of the Crystal Skull.
*In "Top 10 Over the Top SNL Performances", while talking about Amy Poehler in the sketch "Kaitlyn Gets Her Ears Pierced", Poehler is wearing a shirt with Mickey and Minnie Mouse on it.
*"Top 10 Most Paused Animated Movie Moments" ranks Duke Weaselton's DVDs from Zootopia at #7, Rapunzel and Flynn Rider arriving at Elsa's coronation from Frozen at #6, the topless woman from The Rescuers Down Under at #4, the peek up Jessica Rabbit's dress from Who Framed Roger Rabbit at #2, and the flower petals and dust believed to spell either "SFX" or an adult activity from The Lion King at #1. Footage from The Little Mermaid is also used. While taking about the "Stop Mo Rulez" graffiti on the moving truck from Coraline, it is mentioned that the film was directed by Henry Selick, whose work on The Nightmare Before Christmas is also mentioned. During the #7 entry, the parodies "Pig Hero 6", "Wrangled", "Wreck-It Rhino", "Meowana", "Giraffic", and "Floatzen II" can be seen. Pinocchio's cameo in the Snuggly Duckling from Tangled is also mentioned.
*In "Top 10 Banned Super Bowl Commercials", while talking about Snickers' "Love Boat" commercial from Super Bowl XLI, which has retroactively been dubbed homophobic due to the two mechanics' over-the-top reaction to accidentally kissing while sharing a Snickers, the aforementioned kiss is compared to Lady and the Tramp. While talking about KGB's Super Bowl XLIV commercial, which was banned due to its mention of climate change, it is mentioned that the commercial starred Sean Gunn, whose role as Kraglin Obfonteri in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 is mentioned. While talking about Sodastream's Super Bowl XLVIII commercial, which was banned due to its mention of Coca-Cola and Pepsi, it is mentioned that the commercial starred Scarlett Johansson, whose role as Black Widow in the MCU is mentioned. Footage from an ABC News report on the commercial is also used. While talking about PETA's Super Bowl XLIII commercial, which was banned due to models posing suggestively with vegetables, footage from The View is used, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright information.
*In "Top 10 Times Family Guy Had to be Censored", while talking about Quagmire suggestively searching for his car keys in "When You Wish Upon a Weinstein", a clip from the episode features the song "I Need a Jew", which is a parody of "When You Wish Upon a Star". While talking about the entirety of "Partial Terms of Endearment", it is mentioned that the episode does not appear on Disney+.
*"Top 20 Movies That Bombed So Hard They Ruined Actors Careers" ranks It's Pat ruining Julia Sweeney's career at #17 and John Carter ruining Taylor Kitsch's career at #4. While talking about Cutthroat Island ruining Geena Davis' career, footage from Grey's Anatomy is used, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright information. While talking about I Know Who Killed Me ruining Lindsey Lohan's career, footage from The Parent Trap is used.
*In "The Untold Story of Michael Keaton's Batman", Willem Dafoe is mentioned as an actor who rejected the title role 1989's Batman. Dafoe's role as Green Goblin is mentioned, with footage from Spider-Man: No Way Home being used. Keaton's role as Vulture in Spider-Man: Homecoming is also mentioned.
*"Top 10 Times Stewie Griffin Said What We Were All Thinking" ranks highlighting the weakness of the Death Star's exhaust port in "Blue Harvest" at #10.
*In "Top 10 Funniest Super Bowl Commercials of All Time" (published February 14, 2023), while talking about Snickers' Super Bowl XLIV commercial, footage from The Golden Girls is used.
*In "Top 10 Ancient Greek Myths That Turned Out To Be True", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video.
*"Top 10 Things To Remember Before Guardians of the Galaxy 3" ranks James Gunn's firing at #10, the status of the Nova Corps at #9, Rocket and Nebula were the only Guardians not effected by Thanos' snap in Avengers: Infinity War at #8, Gamora being from a different timeline at #7, the return of the Ravagers at #6, Kraglin and Cosmo joining the team at #5, Mantis and Peter being siblings at #4, Adam Warlock at #3, Rocket's past at #2, and someone dying at #1. Footage from Guardians of the Galaxy, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, Avengers: Infinity War, Avengers: Endgame, Thor: Love and Thunder, and The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special is also used.
*In "10 Dark Truths About Airlines" while talking about hiding passengers who die mid-flight, footage from Lost is used.
*"Top 10 MythBusters Myths That Will NEVER Be Solved" ranks various Star Wars-related myths at #1.
*In "Breaking Bad Cast: Where Are They Now?", while talking about Krysten Ritter, her role as the title character in Jessica Jones is mentioned. While talking about Jonathan Banks, his role as Rick Dicker in Incredibles 2 is mentioned. While talking about Giancarlo Esposito, his roles in The Mandalorian and the live-action Jungle Book remake are mentioned.
*In "10 Cult Leaders Who Faced Justice", while talking about Keith Raniere, footage from an ABC News report on NXIVM is used. While talking about Charles Manson, footage from an ABC News report on Manson is used.
*In "Super Bowl 2023 Celebrity Ads Supercut", one entry is Paul Rudd's Heineken commercial, which is a tie-in with Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania.
*In "Top 10 Horror Movie Remakes of Classic Fairy Tales", while talking about Suspiria, it is mentioned that the film was inspired by Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.
*In "Top 10 Times Family Guy Predicted the Future", while talking about predicting Anthony Scalia's death in "Meet the Quagmires", footage from an ABC News report on the aforementioned death is used. While talking about predicting Charlie Rose's firing in "The New Adventures of Old Tom", footage from an ABC News report on the aforementioned firing is used. While talking about predicting Paul Walker's death in "Life of Brian", footage from an ABC News report on the aforementioned death is used. While talking about predicting Kevin Spacey's sexual misconduct allegations in "Don't Make Me Over", footage from an ABC News report on the aforementioned allegations is used. While talking about predicting Caitlyn Jenner coming out as transgender in "We Love You, Conrad", footage from an ABC News report onJenner's transition is used. While talking about predicting Robin Williams' death in "Family Guy Viewer Mail #2", footage from an ABC News report on the aforementioned death is used. Disney and Aladdin are mentioned in footage from the episode. While talking about predicting the Boston Marathon bombing in "Turban Cowboy", footage from an ABC News report on the aforementioned tragedy is used.
*In "Top 10 Times The Streisand Effect Backfired On Celebs", while talking about Pipa Middleton drawing attention to a Twitter account pretending to be her, footage from an ABC News report on one of Middleton's books is used. 
*In "Star Trek Actors: Where Are They Now?", while talking about Colm Meaney, footage from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia is used, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright information.
*In "Cassie Lang (AKA Stature) Superhero Origins", footage from Ant-Man, Ant-Man and the Wasp, Avengers: Endgame, Hawkeye, Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, and The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes is used.
*"Top 10 Oscar Winning Movies that BOMBED at the Box Office" ranks West Side Story at #10 and Ed Wood at #8.
*"Top 20 Worst Things Stewie Griffin has Ever Done" ranks freezing a security guard in Carbonite from "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang" at #11. While talking about killing Brian's brothers in "Our Idiot Brian", it is mentioned that the aforementioned killings were committed to blackmail Brian into purchasing Hannah Montana tickets.
*In "10 Accidents That Almost Killed Celebrities", while talking about Kevin Hart's 2019 car accident, footage from an ABC News report on the accident is used. While talking about Jay Leno's face lighting on fire after spilling gasoline on it while repairing a car, footage from an ABC News report on the accident is used. While talking about Sean Kingston crashing his jet ski into a bridge, footage from an ABC News report on the accident is used. While talking about crashing his plane into a golf course, footage from an ABC News report on the accident is used. While talking about Tracy Morgan's limousine being rear-ended, footage from an ABC News report on the accident is used.
*Watchmojo uploaded a video explaining the post-credits scene of Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania.
*In "10 Famous People Allegedly Killed By the Illuminati", while talking about Princess Diana, footage from an ABC News report on the princess' death is used. while talking about Whitney Houston, footage from an ABC News report on Houston's death is used. While talking about Michael Jackson, footage from a video of Jackson at a Disney theme park with Mickey and Minnie Mouse is used.
*"Ant-Man And The Wasp Quantumania: Review Scores" shares the Rotten Tomatoes scores of its titular movie.
*Watchmojo uploaded "Top 10 Things You Missed in Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania".
*"Top 10 Best Basketball Movies" ranks Glory Road at #9.
*In "Top 10 Greatest Fast Food Restaurants of All Time" (published February 18, 2023), while talking about Abrakebabra, footage from Jimmy Kimmel Live! is used.
*In "Top 10 Celebrities With Crazy Beliefs", while taking about Randy Quaid's belief in "Hollywood Star Whackers" (a group of hitmen that allegedly intend to harm "irrelevant" actors), footage from an ABC News interview with Quaid is used. While talking about Kyrie Irving's belief in numerous conspiracy theories, footage from ESPN coverage of numerous of Irving's basketball games is used. Footage from one of Irving's appearances on Jimmy Kimmel Live! is also used, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright information. One of the conspiracy theories Irving is said to believe in is the theory that John F. Kennedy's assassination was staged. During this, footage from a National Geographic documentary on the aforementioned president is used. While talking about Terrence Howard's self-made mathematics system "Terryology", footage from The View is used, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright information.
*"Top 10 Most Unexpected Brutal Deaths of Movie Villains" ranks Thanos' first death in Avengers: Endgame at #9 and Agent Sitwell's death in Captain America: The Winter Soldier at #7.
*Watchmojo uploaded "Top 10 Things You Missed in Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania".
*In "Top 10 Crazy Technology Predictions That CAME TRUE", while talking about 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea predicting submarines, footage from the Disney adaptation is used.
*"Top 10 Worst Things Kang The Conqueror Has Done" ranks trying to kill Captain America at #10, corrupting his past self at #9, enslaving Kosmos at #8, influencing Apocalypse at #7, enabling Doctor Doom's evil at #6, joining The Cabal at #5, endangering Ravonna at #4, trying to erase the Avengers at #3, destroying Washington D.C. at #2, and turning Black Bolt's son against him at #1. Footage from The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes, Loki, and Inhumans is used.
*In "Top 10 Times John Oliver Said What We Were All Thinking", while talking about "Circle of Debt", it is mentioned the song is a parody of The Lion King. John Oliver's role as Zazu in the realistic CGI remake is also mentioned.
*"Top 10 Most Overpowered Ant-Man Moments" ranks saving Hulk, Rhodey, and Rocket from Avengers: Endgame at #10, the Thomas battle from Ant-Man at #8, Pym Particles coming alive from Avengers Assemble at #6, the multiple Ant-Men in Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania at #3, and joining Captain America's team in Captain America: Civil War at #1. Footage from "What If... The World Lost Its Mightiest Heroes?" is also used.
*In "Top 10 Highest Grossing Films of the Century (So Far)" (published February 20, 2023) ranks The Avengers at #9, the live-action remake of The Lion King at #8, Spider-Man: No Way Home at #6, Avengers: Infinity War at #5, Star Wars: The Force Awakens at #4, Avatar: The Way of Water at #3, and Avengers: Endgame at #2.
*"Top 10 Times Actors Got FIRED From Movies" ranks Terrence Howard being fired from Iron Man 2 at #8. Footage from the first film is also used. While talking about Kevin Spacey being fired from All the Money in the World, footage from an ABC News report on Spacey is used.
*In "Top 10 Worst Cheating Scandals in Competitions", while talking about "DeflateGate", footage from an ABC News report on the scandal is used. This clip is also seen in the "These Scandals SHOCKED The World" compilation.
*"Top 10 Most POWERFUL Ant-Man Variants" ranks Eric O'Grady at #10, Ant-Kid at #9, Hank Pym at #8, Fire-Ant at #7, James Howlett at #6, Scott Lang at #5, Little Monster at #4, Ant-Venom at #3, Zombie Giant-Man at #2, and Ultron Pym at #1. Footage from The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes, Ant-Man and the Wasp, Captain America: Civil War, Ant-Man, The Avengers, and "What If… Zombies!?" is used.
*In "Top 10 DELICIOUS Looking Fictional Foods", an honorable mention is given to the Eat Me Cookies from Alice in Wonderland.
*In "Top 20 Ways Video Game Logic Makes NO SENSEl", while talking about bosses having obvious weak points, the narrator jokingly compares it to the Death Star's exhaust port.
*In "10 Creepy Coincidences That Will Make You Paranoid", while talking about Mark Twain being born and dying around two separate passings of Hailey's Comet, footage from an ABC News report on the comet is used. While talking about John Adams and Thomas Jefferson dying on the 50th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence and James Monroe dying on the 55th anniversary, footage from an ABC News report on the coincidence is used. This clip is also seen in the "These Are The Creepiest Mysteries and Most Disturbing Events in Modern History..." compilation, which was published on October 10, 2024.
*"Top 50 Examples of the Mandela Effect" ranks "Heigh-Ho, heigh-ho it's home from work we go" being misremembered as "off to work we go" from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs at #31, "Magic Mirror on the wall" being misremembered as "Mirror, mirror on the wall" from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs at #12, people misremembering Tinker Bell writing the Walt Disney Pictures logo at #8, "No, I am your father" being misremembered as "Luke, I am your father" from The Empire Strikes Back at #3, and Kazaam being misremembered as "Shazam" at #2. Footage from Walt Disney's Disneyland and The Lion King is also used.
*In "LIVE RANK: Top 10 Worst Best Picture Winners", Max says he just returned from seeing Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania. While talking about Green Book, Andrew says he believes Black Panther handled the same themes better.
*In "Top 10 Old Wives Tales That Turned Out to Be True", while talking about being cold leading to a person catching a cold, footage from Mary Poppins is used.
*In "Top 10 Best Hack and Slash Games Ever", while talking about 2014's Strider, it is mentioned that Hiryu's design in the reboot was inspired by his appearance in the Marvel vs. Capcom franchise.
*In "10 Notorious Animals Who Became Serial Killers", footage from National Geographic documentaries is used throughout the video.
*In "Top 10 Times Drawn Together Went Too Far", while talking about Captain Hero getting rid of the world's guns leading to an animal uprising in "N.R.A.Y RAY", the episode's parody of Bambi is seen, claiming Hero killed his mother.
*In "Top 10 Times YouTube Pranksters Faced Justice", while talking about Michael Martin and Heather Martin from DaddyOFive losing custody of two of their children over the "pranks" they pulled on them, footage from an ABC News interview with the couple is used.
*In "Top 10 Fast Food Items That Made People Physically Sick", while talking about multiple items with lettuce from Taco Bell and Wendy's being infected with E. Coli, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about multiple items from Chipotle being infected with E. Coli, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used.
*In "Top 10 Athletes Who LOST IT on Live TV", footage from ESPN coverage of games featuring the various athletes is used.
*In "Top 23 Most Confrontational Talk Show Moments of Each Year (2000 - 2022)", the entries for 2007, 2010, and 2022 all come from The View, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright of the show. 2007's entry is Rosie O'Donnell and Elizabeth Hasslebeck's argument over the Iraq War, 2010's entry is Whoopi Goldberg and Joy Behar walking off set after Bill O'Riley made a bigoted comment, and 2022's entry is audience members heckling Ted Cruz during his appearance on the show. While talking about Robert Downey Jr. walking off set during an interview with Channel 4 News after the questions became personal, it is mentioned the interview was intended to promote Avengers: Age of Ultron.
*"Top 10 Sci Fi References on The Big Bang Theory" ranks Penny comparing Sheldon to WALL-E from "The Adhesive Duck Deficiency" at #8 and numerous references to Star Wars at #2.
*In "Top 10 Video Games SAVED By Last Minute Changes", while talking about Fortnite's Battle Royale mode, Thanos is seen in footage from the game.
*In "10 Most Notorious and Infamous Crimes of the 2000s", while talking about the disappearance of Meredith Kercher, footage from an ABC News report on the crime is used. While talking about 9/11, footage from an ABC News report on the terrorist attack is used.
*In "Top 20 Legendary Digivolution Scenes", the Toon Disney logo is seen in the intro.
*"Top 10 Times Superheroes Celebrated Too Early" ranks Mr. Incredible throwing the Omnidroid v.10 into lava from The Incredibles at #10, Vision lifting Mjölnir from Avengers: Age of Ultron at #8, Spider-Man giving E.D.I.T.H. to Mysterio from Spider-Man: Far From Home at #3, Thor defeating Surtur from Thor: Ragnarok at #2, and Gamora thinking Thanos doesn't have anyone to sacrifice for the Soul Stone from Avengers: Infinity War at #1.
*In "Top 10 Cancelled Celebrities: Where Are They Now?" (published March 1, 2023), while talking about Ellen DeGeneres, footage from an ABC News report on DeGeneres' toxic workplace is used. While talking about Gina Carano, footage from The Mandalorian is used. While talking about Jussie Smollett, footage from an ABC News report on Smollett's faked hate crime is used. While talking about Roseanne Barr, footage from an ABC News report on Barr's homophobic comments is used. While talking about Armie Hammer, Hammer's role in Death on the Nile is mentioned. While talking about Louie C.K., footage from an ABC News report on C.K.'s sexual misconduct allegations is used. While talking about Kevin Spacey, footage from an ABC News report on Spacey's sexual misconduct allegations is used.
*"Top 10 Dumbest Ways Movie Villains Died" ranks the aliens being killed by water from Signs at #6 and Supreme Leader Snoke's death from Star Wars: The Last Jedi at #4.
*"Top 20 EVIL Endings in Video Games" ranks joining the Dark Side from Star Wars: The Force Unleashed at #14 and Darth Revan from Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic at #1.
*"Top 10 Easter Eggs HIDDEN for Video Game CHEATERS" ranks the Ewok prisoner from Dark Forces at #9.
*"Top 10 Mandalorian Kills" ranks the cantina patrons at #10, Gorr Koresh at #9, the Guard Driods at #8, Lang at #7, the Death Trooper at #6, Riot Marr at #5, the raider who attempted to steal Grogu at #4, the Client's Stormtroopers at #3, Kaba Byss at #2, and the Krayt Dragon at #1. Footage from The Mandalorian and The Book of Boba Fett is used.
*In "Top 10 Worst Best Picture Winners Fan Rank", while talking about Green Book, the narrator mentions Andrew saying he believes Black Panther handled the same themes better during the live ranking. While talking about Driving Miss Daisy, Dead Poets Society is mentioned as another film nominated in 1990 that the livestream viewers believed was more deserving of the award. While talking about Around the World in 80 Days, the Disney version is mentioned.
*In "Top 10 Hollywood Rumors That Turned Out To Be TRUE", while talking about Charlie Sheen's infidelity, footage from an ABC News interview with Sheen is used. While talking about Jamie Foxx and Katie Holmes' relationship, footage from an ESPN segment featuring Foxx is used. While talking about Ben Affleck cheating on Jennifer Gardner with the couple's nanny, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Kevin Spacey's sexual misconduct allegations, footage from an ABC News report on the allegations is used. While talking about Arnold Schwarzenegger's illegitimate child, footage from an ABC News interview with Schwarzenegger is used. While talking about Harvey Weinstein's sexual misconduct allegations, footage from an ABC News report on the allegations is used.
*In "Top 10 TV Actors Who Permanently Damaged Their Bodies", while talking about Priyanka Chopra getting a concussion on the set of Quantico, footage from Chopra's appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live! is used. While talking about Kristin Chenoweth being hit by lighting equipment on the set of The Good Wife, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used.
*In "Top 10 Things to Know About Scream VI", it is mentioned that Jason is played by Tony Revolori, whose role as Flash Thompson is mentioned. Footage from Spider-Man: Homecoming is used.
*In "Events That Have Been Linked to the Illuminati", while talking about Watergate, footage from an ABC News report on the scandal is used. While talking about Paul Walker's death, footage from an ABC News report on the death is used. While talking about John F. Kennedy's assassination, footage from a National Geographic documentary on the assassination is used.
*In "Top 10 Controversial Movies That Got CANCELLED", while talking about All-Star Weekend, footage from one of Jamie Foxx's appearances on Jimmy Kimmel Live! is used. While talking about Broadway Brawler, footage from Armageddon is used. While talking about Gore, footage from an ABC News report on Kevin Spacey's sexual misconduct allegations is used. While talking about Being Mortal, footage from an ABC News report on Bill Murray's sexual misconduct allegations is used. While talking about I Love You, Daddy, footage from an ABC News report on Louie C.K.'s sexual misconduct allegations is used. While talking about Midnight Rider, footage from an ABC News report on the on-set accident is used.
*"Top 20 Most Creative Movie Jump Scares Ever" ranks the creature in the cornfield from Signs at #18.
*In "Top 10 Celeb Apologies So Bad They Made Everything Worse" while talking about Mario Batiali including a pizza dough cinnamon roll recipe in his apology for sexual misconduct, footage from an ABC News report on Batiali's sexual misconduct allegations is used. While talking about DaBaby criticizing those who called him out for his homophobic comments in his apology for said comments, footage from an ABC News report on the comments is used. While talking about Will Smith apologizing for slapping Chris Rock at the 2022 Oscars, footage from an ABC News report on the slaps is used. While talking about Matt Lauer's apology for sexual misconduct, footage from an ABC News report on Kevin Spacey's sexual misconduct allegations is used. While talking about Louis C.K.'s giving graphic descriptions of his sexual assault instead of apologizing to his victims, footage from an ABC News report on the sexual misconduct is used. While talking about Logan Paul referencing his popularity numerous times in his apology for filming in Aokigahara Forest, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used.
*In "Meme Stars Who Went to Jail", while talking about Jeremy Meeks, footage from an ABC News report on Meeks' viral mug shot is used. While talking about Brandon Moore (best known for the "What are thooooose?!" meme), the meme's appearance in Black Panther is mentioned.
*"Top 10 Movies So Offensive They Were Pulled From Theatres" ranks Mr. Magoo at #9.
*In "20 Career Finishing Scandals", while talking about Anthony Weiner being caught with explicit photos of minors, footage from an ABC News report on Weiner's arrest is used. While talking about Jared Fogle being caught with explicit photos of minors, footage from an ABC News report on Fogle's arrest is used. While talking about Stephen Colins being caught with sexually explicit pictures of minors, footage from an ABC News report on Colins' scandal is used. While talking about Lance Armstrong's doping scandal, footage from an ABC News report on the scandal is used. While talking about Armie Hammer being abusive towards multiple women, footage from The Lone Ranger is used. While talking about Matt Lauer's sexual misconduct allegations, footage from an ABC News report on Lauer's firing is used. While talking about Roseanne Barr's racist comments, footage from an ABC News report on Barr's firing is used. While talking about Jussie Smollett faking a hate crime, footage from an ABC News report on the faked crime is used. While talking about Harvey Weinstein's sexual misconduct allegations, footage from an ABC News report on the allegations is used.
*In "Top 10 Cruel Weapons BANNED From Modern Warfare", while talking about lasers, footage from A New Hope is used. While talking about weapons that leave behind undetectable fragments, footage from Iron Man is used.
*In "Top 10 Real Life Monsters", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video. While talking about the Asian Murder Hornet, footage from an ABC News report on the species invading the United States is used.
*In "Top 10 Fastest Rap Verses Ever", while about "Worldwide Choppers" by Tech N9ne, Ceza, U$O, Busta Rhymes, Yelawolf, Twista, D-Loc, JL, and Twisted Insane, the narrator says the song "assembled fast rap's finest a year before The Avengers did the same for comic heroes".
*"Top 10 Times Pedro Pascal Was Awesome" ranks his role as Din Djarin in The Mandalorian at #1.
*In "Top 10 One Hit KO's In Dragon Ball", while talking about Vegeta fighting Frost, the narrator says Vegeta sent Frost "to infinity and beyond!"
*In "10 Real Life Kidnappings Caught on Camera", while talking about the Singh family, footage from an ABC News report on the kidnapping is used. This clip also appears in "The Ultimate "Crazy Things Caught On Camera" Compilation".
*"Top 10 Video Games With the BEST Cheat Codes" ranks Star Wars: The Force Unleashed at #5.
*In "Top 20 Accidental Movie Deaths", while talking about Green Goblin accidentally impaling himself with his own glider in Sam Raimi's first Spider-Man movie, the henchman Vulture accidentally vaporizes in Spider-Man: Homecoming is mentioned.
*In "Top 10 Times Airline Karens Faced Justice", footage from ABC News reports on the various incidents is used. These references also appear in "The Ultimate "Karens Facing Justice" Compilation".
*In "Top 10 Fast Food Rumours That Turned Out To Be True", while talking about McDonald's Chicken McNuggets melting if left in the open for too long, footage from Dan in Real Life is used. While talking about fast food restaurants' salads being just as unhealthy as their other options, footage from The Avengers is used.
*In "Top 10 American Companies That DON'T EXIST Anymore" (published March 11, 2023), while talking about Toys-R-Us, dolls of Ariel and Rapunzel as well as a chest featuring the Disney Princesses can be seen on shelves in the store.
*In "10 Daredevils Who Lost Their Lives Doing Crazy Stunts", while talking about Todd Green, footage from an ABC News report on Green's death is used.
*In "Top 23 Worst Acting Performances of Each Year (2000 - 2022)", while talking about Hilary Duff's role as the titular actress in The Haunting of Sharon Tate, the narrator says the film is a "far cry from [Duff's] Disney Channel days". While talking about Robert Downey Jr.'s role as the titular doctor in Dolittle, Downey's role as Iron Man is mentioned, with footage from Avengers: Endgame being used.
*In "Top 10 Funniest Celebrity Jeopardy Moments on SNL", during the honorable mention for Tobey Maguire's impersonation of Keanu Reeves, the caption reads "With great power, kung-fus great responsibility". This is a combined reference to "With great power comes great responsibility" (which is said to Maguire's version of Spider-Man by his Uncle Ben) and "I know kung-fu" (which comes from The Matrix after Tom Cruise's Neo has knowledge about the aforementioned martial art style downloaded into his brain).
*In "The Best Family Guy Episode of Each Season" (published March 12, 2023), while talking about the entry for season six (the two-parter "Stewie Kills Lois" and "Lois Kills Stewie"), the show's first Star Wars parody is mentioned. Footage from the parody shows Brian as Chewbacca, Herbert dressed as Obi-Wan Kenobi, Chris dressed as Luke Skywalker and Peter dressed as Han Solo. While talking about the entry for season eight, "Road to the Multiverse", the show's second Star Wars parody is mentioned. Footage from the parody shows Peter and Brian's roles from before, with the addition of Lois as Leia Organa. Footage from "Road to the Multiverse" itself features the episode's Disney universe. This clip is also seen in the "Top 10 Family Guy Marathon - Part Two" compilation.
*In "10 Movie Conspiracy Theories That Turned Out To Be True", entries are dedicated to Thor Odinson crafting Stormbreaker in Avengers: Infinity War as well as Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield's versions of Spider-Man appearing in Spider-Man: No Way Home. While talking about Arnold Schwarzenegger's illegitimate child, footage from an ABC News report on the child is used. While talking about numerous instances of sexual abuse, footage from ABC News reports on multiple of the incidents is used.
*"Top 20 Anticipated Horror Movies of 2023" (published March 12, 2023) ranks Haunted Mansion 2023 at #6. The Haunted Mansion 2003 is also mentioned, with the narrator saying the 2003 movie "isn't as popular as the other film based on a Disney ride that came out that year". While talking about V/H/S/85, it is mentioned that the film will be directed by Scott Derrickson, whose work on Doctor Strange is mentioned.
*In "10 Scientific Discoveries You Should Be Worried About", while talking about micro plastics in water, footage from an ABC News report on the discovery is used. While talking about 2021-SG nearly hitting Earth, footage from an ABC News report on the discovery is used.
*In "Top 20 Most Successful Foreign Films", while talking about Ip Man, footage from Rogue One is used.
*In "10 Times Justice Was Actually Served", while talking about James Holmes receiving twelve life sentences and 3,318 years in prison for causing a mass shooting at a showing of The Dark Knight Rises, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used.
*In "10 Disasters That Happened on Film Sets", while talking about Joy Harris fatally crashing a motorcycle during the filming of Deadpool 2, footage from an ABC News report on the accident is used. While talking about Alec Baldwin accidentally killing Halyna Hutchins, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about the fatal train accident on the set of Midnight Rider, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used.
*In "Top 20 Things You Missed in The Last of Us", while talking about Bill's gas mask being identical to those in the game, the narrator speculates the show didn't give Joel the mask to avoid his hidden face drawing similarities to The Mandalorian. It is mentioned that the Bloater in episode five was portrayed by Adam Basil, who served as the on-set reference for Beast in the live-action remake of Beauty and the Beast.
*"Top 20 Times Star Wars Characters Went Beast Mode" ranks Ahsoka Tano and Maul's duel in Star Wars: The Clone Wars at #20, Anakin killing the Tusken Raiders in Attack of the Clones at #19, Finn and Captain Phasma's rematch in The Last Jedi at #18, Fives' escape from Star Wars: The Clone Wars at #17, Kanan Jarrus and Ezra Bridger's fight against the Grand Inquisitor from Star Wars Rebels at #16, Darth Vader cutting off Luke's hand from The Empire Strikes Back at #15, Anakin and Barriss Offee's duel in Star Wars: The Clone Wars at #14, Ahsoka Tano's fight against Darth Vader in Star Wars Rebels at #13, Din Djarin saving Grogu in The Mandalorian at #12, Obi-Wan Kenobi and Darth Vader's fight in the series that shares the former's name at #11, the Bendu becoming a storm in Star Wars Rebels at #9, Yoda and Palpatine's duel in Revenge of the Sith at #8, Boba Fett killing Stormtroopers in The Mandalorian at #8, Rey and Kylo Ren's fight in the Force Awakens at #7, Obi-Wan Kenobi bisecting Maul in The Phantom Menace at #6, Palpatine fighting Maul and Savage Opress in Star Wars: The Clone Wars at #5, Luke killing the Death Troopers in The Mandalorian at #4, Maul's rampage on the Venatore from Star Wars: The Clone Wars at #3, Vader's rampage from Rogue One at #2, and Luke fighting Darth Vader in Return of the Jedi at #1.
*"Top 20 Weapon Rooms in Movies" ranks the Hall of Armor from Iron Man 3 at #12. Footage from The Avengers is also used.
*In "Top 20 Scientific Conspiracy Theories That Turned Out To Be TRUE", footage from National Geographic profuctions is used throughout the video. While talking about the CIA secretly using LSD on civilians, footage from Pretty Woman is used.
*In "Top The Last of Us Season 2 Rumours Explained", during the Wonder sponsorship, one of the images created is "Darth Vader eating spaghetti". While talking about the possible introduction of Abbey, it is mentioned that one of the speculated actors for the role is Florence Pugh, whose role as Yelena Belova is mentioned, with footage from Black Widow being used.
*In "Top 10 Things You Missed in Shazam! Fury of the Gods", footage from Captain Marvel is used.
*"Top 20 Awkward Celebrity Interviews" ranks Paris Hilton walking off an ABC News interview after the justification of her fame was questioned at #18, Brittney Spears crying after being questioned over her then-recent mental breakdown on an ABC News interview at #11, Robert Downey, Jr. walking off of an interview with Channel 4 News that was meant to promote Avengers: Age of Ultron after the questions got too personal at #8, and Charlie Sheen's "winning" interview with ABC News at #2.
*"Top 20 Darkest Robot Chicken Sketches Ever" ranks "Toy Story 4" (not to be confused with the film of the same name) which features Buzz being turned into a makeshift bong at #17 and "Feudal France" which makes the opening song from Beauty and the Beast more historically accurate at #10.
*In "Top 10 Times Shock Comics Went TOO FAR", while talking about Kathy Griffin posting a photo of herself holding a bloodied mask of Donald Trump, footage from an ABC News report on the picture is used.
*In "10 Historic Conspiracies That Turned Out to Be REAL", while talking about Operation Paperclip, footage from Captain America: The Winter Soldier is used. Footage from ABC News reports on the various theories is also used.
*Watchmojo uploaded "Top 20 Power Rangers Megazords".
*"Top 10 Funniest Peter Griffin Cutaways" ranks Peter conducting Tusken Raiders in "The Courtship of Stewie's Father" at #6. Obi-Wan Kenobi also appears in the cutaway.
*"Top 10 Lance Reddick Moments" ranks his role as Matthew Abadan in Lost at #7. While talking about his role in Funny or Die's "Toys R Me" sketch, stuffed animals of Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, and the Cheshire Cat are seen in a display. Additionally, masks of Pete, Jasmine, José Carioca, and Spider-Man are seen on a wall.
*In "10 Most Mysterious Secret Societies That ACTUALLY EXIST", during the Private Internet Access sponsorship, Disney+ is mentioned as a service could use the VPN on.
*In "Top 10 Controversial Celebrities Who Got the Last Laugh", while talking about Kevin Hart, footage from an ABC News interview with Hart is used. While talking about Elon Musk, footage from an ABC News report on a rocket launched by Musk's company SpaceX is used. While talking about Chris Rock, footage from an ABC News report on Chris Rock: Selective Outrage is used.
*"Top 10 Websites That Don't Exist Anymore" (published March 21, 2023) ranks Club Penguin at #1.
*In "10 Times Celebrities Addressed Major Controversies", while talking about Paula Deen apologizing for using a racial slur, footage from an ABC News report on the slur is used.
*In "Top 10 Scientific Advancements That Could END THE WORLD", while talking about nanotechnology, footage from Avengers: Infinity War is used. While talking about nuclear bombs, footage from an ABC News report on North Korea's bombs is used.
*In "Top 10 Celeb Reactions to the Will Smith and Chris Rock Feud", while talking about Serena Williams, footage of Williams on the red carpet for Thor: Love and Thunder is used. During the honorable mention for James Corden, the caption reads "Jada is the new Bruno". Footage from The Late Late Show With James Corden features Corden's parody song "We Don't Talk About Jada".
*Watchmojo uploaded "Top 5 Easter Eggs In The "Mighty Morphin Power Rangers Once Always" Trailer".
*"Top 10 Worst Superhero Shows" ranks Iron Fist at #10 and Inhumans at #1. Footage from The Defenders is also used.
*In "Top 10 Awful Truths The Banking System Doesnt Want You to Know", while talking about the system's ability to be hacked, footage from an ABC News report on an unspecified hacking is used.
*In "Top 20 Twisted Sci Fi Movies Youve Never Seen", while talking about Tetsuo: The Iron Man, the narrator says "You won't find Tony Stark anywhere here." While talking about THX 1138, it is mentioned that the film predates Star Wars.
*In "10 Memes That RUINED People's Lives", one entry is dedicated to "Star Wars Kid". While talking about Harambe, footage from an ABC News report on the gorilla is used.
*"Top 20 Smartest Decisions Ever Made By Movie Villains" ranks Thanos' illusion on Knowhere in Avengers: Infinity War at #13, HYDRA growing inside S.H.I.E.L.D. in Captain America: The Winter Soldier at #9, and Palpatine causing a civil war in Star Wars at #1. Footage from Rogue One is used in the intro. Footage from Captain America: Civil War is also used.
*On March 25, 2023, Watchmojo uploaded "Top 20 Power Rangers Villains of All Time".
*In "Top 20 Music Video Parodies of All Time" (published March 26, 2023), while talking about "Pork and Beans" by Weezer, Lightsabers are seen in the music video.
*"Top 10 Times South Park Made Fun of Superheroes" ranks "Franchise Prequel" mocking the MCU at #10 and Eric believing he's racist for not enjoying Black Panther in "Dead Kids" at #6.
*"Top 20 Movies That Will Make You Cry" ranks Old Yeller at #6 and Dead Poets Society at #5.
*"Top 10 Times Movie Critics Faced Justice" ranks Colonel Siskel from The Ref representing Gene Siskel at #10 and Sean O'Conell being accused of racism for his negative review of Turning Red at #6.
*In "Top 10 Things That Only Exist in America", while talking about spray cheese, footage from This Is Us is used, with Disney being mentioned in the copyright.
*In "Top 10 Original Songs from TV", an honorable mention is given to "I Really Don't Hate Christmas" from Phineas and Ferb.
*In "Top 10 90s Examples of the Mandela Effect", while talking about the false memory of Shaquille O'Neil starring in a movie called Shazam, footage from the actual movie (Kazaam) is used.
*In "Top 10 Craziest Animal Fights Caught on Camera", while talking about two giraffes fighting on Discovery Channel's Africa, footage from an ABC News interview with a wildlife expert assuring neither giraffe was injured is used. While talking about a herd of water buffalo fighting a pride of lions on Our Planet, footage from The Lion King is used. This clip is also seen in the "These Creepy and SHOCKING Things Were CAUGHT On Camera…" compilation.
*In "Top 10 Best Keanu Reeves Movies", an honorable mention is given to Toy Story 4.
*"Top 10 Times Donnie Yen Went Beast Mode" ranks Chirrut Îmwe's fight against Stormtroopers in Rogue One at #10. While talking about Chen Zhen fighting the Chinese army in Legend of the Fist: The Return of Chen Zhen, Zhen swinging from a power line then using his daggers to scale a wall is compared to Spider-Man.
*In "Top 10 Greatest Scientific Discoveries of All Time" (published March 29, 2023), while talking about the Big Bang, footage from The Lion King is used. While talking about evolution, footage from Finding Nemo is used.
*In "Jonathan Majors Arrest: What We Know", Majors' role as Kang the Conqueror is mentioned, with footage from Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania being used.
*In "10 Most EVIL Companies in History" (published March 30, 2023), while talking about Massey Energy, footage from an ABC News report on the company is used.
*In "20 Times People Confessed to Crimes on Camera", while talking about Daniel Wozniak, footage from an ABC News report on Wozniak is used. While talking about Isreal Keyes, footage from an ABC News report on Keyes is used. While talking about Robert Durst, footage from an ABC News report on Durst is used.
*In "LIVE RANK: Top 10 TV Antiheroes", three of the options are Din Djarin from The Mandalorian, Frank Castle from The Punisher, and Loki Laufeyson, here being credited from Loki. However, Meckinze almost immediately eliminates Loki by saying characters that started in movies shouldn't count. Frank Castle gets ranked at #8.
*"Top 20 Fake Commercials in TV and Movies" ranks the Buzz Lightyear commercial from Toy Story at #12 and the "Kitten Mittons" commercial from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia at #4.
*In "10 Times Karens Faced Instant Karma", while talking about Alena Hernandez getting arrested for a racist tirade, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Lisa Norwak getting arrested after attempting to harm her ex-boyfriend and his new girlfriend, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. This clip also appears in "The Ultimate "Karens Facing Justice"" compilation.
*In "Top 20 Greatest Celebrity Downfalls of All Time" (published March 31, 2023), while talking about Shia LaBeouf, footage from Even Stevens is used. While talking about Jared Fogle, footage from an ABC News report on Fogle is used. While talking about Jared Fogle, footage from an ABC News report on Fogle is used. While talking about Tonya Harding, footage from an ABC News report on Harding is used. While talking about Chris Brown, footage from an ABC News report on Brown is used. While talking about Paul Deene, footage from an ABC News report on Deen is used. While talking about Roseanne Barr, footage from an ABC News report on Barr is used. While talking about Kevin Spacey, the ABC logo is seen. While talking about Lance Armstrong, footage from an ABC News report on Armstrong is used. While talking about R. Kelly, footage from an ABC News report on Kelly is used. While talking about Bill Cosby, footage from an ABC News report on Cosby is used. While talking about O.J. Simpson, footage from an ABC News report on Simpson is used.
*In "Top 10 Times Actors Were Pranked Live on Camera", John Krasinski's entry comes from Jimmy Kimmel Live!
*In "Top 20 Whose Line Is It Anyway Games", the ABC Family logo is seen.
*In "Top 10 Things You Missed in Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves", the #8 entry highlights the movie's similarities to Guardians of the Galaxy, namely a dashing outlaw played by a guy named Chris, a bada** woman warrior as his second in command, an ally from a woodland background, another ally who takes everything literally, and a little creature played by Bradley Cooper. Footage from Spider-Man: Homecoming is also used. While talking about the monsters, one of the monsters is the Gelatinous Cube, which is compared to the identically-named monster from Onward.
*In "Top 20 Sexual Innuendos in Kids Animated Series", one entry is dedicated to Mabel saying that a room "isn't as creepy as Dipper's internet search history" from Gravity Falls.
*"Top 20 SNL Sketches of the Last Decade" (published April 1, 2023) ranks a sketch about auditions for Star Wars: The Force Awakens at #13. While talking about "Career Day", footage from a sketch that features Kylo Ren going undercover as a technician on Starkiller Base is used. While talking about the Lonely Island song "I Just Had S*x", footage from the group's parody song focused on Jack Sparrow is used.
*"Top 20 Times Cartman Was Actually Nice to Someone" ranks bringing Disneyland to Romper Stomper in "Cartman's Hate Crime" at #7.
*Watchmojo uploaded "Top 20 Times Identities Were Revealed on Power Rangers".
*"Top 20 WORST Practical Effects in Movies" ranks the asteroid from Armageddon at #14. While talking about Richard Kimble jumping off a dam in The Fugitive, Sam Gerard says Kimble "did a Peter Pan" in footage from the film.
*In "Top 10 Times ROBOT CHICKEN Made Fun of Reality Shows", "Beast and the Beauties" ranks at #8, which features Beast on a parody of The Bachelor. While talking about the parody of Date My Mom, two of the mothers featured in the sketch are Jessica Rabbit and Queen Elinor. An honorable mention is given to "Scrooge Tank", which features Scrooge McDuck as a shark on Shark Tank. While talking about "The Real World: Metropolis", Falcon and Hulk are featured in the sketch.
*In "Superhero Origins: Blue Beetle", Jamie Reyes describes his scarab as "Jiminy Cricket with a really bad attitude" in footage from Young Justice.
*In "Top 10 Most Offensive Advertisements of All Time" (published April 3, 2023), while talking about Nivea's "White is Purity" advertisement, footage from an ABC News report on an advertisement by Dove that made a similar mistake is used.
*In "Top 20 Mysterious Events That Can't Be Explained" (published April 3, 2023), while talking about Havana Syndrome, footage from an ABC News report on the theory that the phenomenon was caused by a bio-terrorist attack is used. While talking about D. B. Cooper, footage from a National Geographic documentary on Cooper is used.
*"Top 10 Kid Shows That Got CANCELED" ranks So Weird at #5, PrankStars at #3, and Lizzie McGuire at #2.
*In "Super Mario Bros Adaptations: Then Vs Now" (published April 4, 2023), Bowser's cameo in Wreck-It Ralph is mentioned.
*"Spider-Verse Officially Pulls The MCU Into Its Web!" highlights Miguel O'Hara's reference to "Doctor Strange and that nerd back on Earth-199999" in the trailer for Spider-Man; Across the Spider-Verse.
*In "The REAL Reason Behind Donald Trump's Arrest", footage from an ABC News report on the indictment is used.
*In "Top 10 Creepiest Things Found by Urban Explorers", while talking about numerous explorers who have found dead bodies, a mural is shown featuring Chip, Dale, Minnie Mouse, Pluto, Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, and Daisy Duck along various Looney Tunes characters.
*In "Top 20 Times South Park Roasted TV Shows", while talking about parodying My Super Sweet 16 in "Hell on Earth 2000", characters dressed as Captain America, Spider-Man, Doctor Doom, the Hulk, Cinderella, Alice, and Obi-Wan Kenobi are seen at Satan's Sweet 16 party. While talking about parodying Ghost Hunters in "Dead Celebrities", Ike's role in the episode is compared to Cole from The Sixth Sense.
*In "20 Most Dramatic Natural Disasters Caught on Camera", while talking about the 2016 tornado outbreak in the United States, footage from an ABC News report on the outbreak is used.
*In "Top 20 Music Videos You Forgot Were Funny", while talking about "King of Wishful Thinking" by Go West, the song's use in Pretty Woman is mentioned. While talking about "Pork and Beans" by Weezer, Lightsabers are seen in the music video.
*"Top 10 Hilariously Bad Crying Scenes in Movies" ranks the dinner scene from Signs at #9.
*"Top 10 TV Anti Heroes Fan Rank" ranks Frank Castle from The Punisher at #7. It is mentioned that characters who started in films will not be included, giving the example of Loki. Footage from the live ranking is used, which features the aforementioned characters (with Loki being credited from his self-titled series) as well as Din Djarin from The Mandalorian.
*In "Top 10 Times Cold Cases Heated Back Up", while talking about Shelia Keen killing Marleen Warren while dressed as a clown, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used.
*In "10 Times Fast Food Karens Faced Justice", the unnamed woman who got arrested after going behind a McDonald's counter because she felt the employees were making her food too slowly is dubbed "Thanos Karen", likely in reference to her namesake's line "Fine, I'll do it myself" from the post-credits scene of Avengers: Age of Ultron. These references also appear in "The Ultimate "Karens Facing Justice" Compilation".
*In "10 Musicians Who Surprisingly Didn't Die From Drugs", while talking about Ozzy Osbourne, footage from an ABC News interview with the musician and Sharon Osbourne is used. While talking about Elton John, the use of John's "Can You Feel the Love Tonight" in The Lion King is mentioned.
*"Top 10 Actors Who Were Traumatized by Movie Roles" ranks Bob Hoskins experiencing hallucinations after Who Framed Roger Rabbit at #9. While talking about Uma Thurman receiving knee injuries and a concussion after crashing a car on the set of Kill Bill: Volume 2, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used.
*In "Top 10 Funniest Stewie Griffin Cutaways", while talking about shooting Colin Farell in "Believe It or Not, Joe's Walking on Air", Mrs. Potato Head is seen in footage from the episode.
*"Top 20 Most Historically Inaccurate Movies" (published April 9, 2023) ranks Pearl Harbor at #3 and Pocahontas at #2.
*In "Top 10 Ads Gone WRONG", while talking about the Mountain Dew commercial featuring a goat bullying a woman it beat up into falsely accusing an African American of the crime during a police line-up, footage from an ABC News report on the commercial is used. While talking about the Dove commercial featuring an African American woman removing her shirt to reveal a Caucasian woman in a way that implies only the latter is "real beauty", footage from an ABC News report on the commercial is used.
*In "10 FAILED Kidnapping Attempts Caught on Camera", while talking about an unnamed woman fighting Craig Bonello as he attempted to kidnap the woman's daughter, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Manvier Comer fighting Nathaniel Rodriguez as Rodriguez withdrew money from his unnamed would-be victim's ATM, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Georgan Baxter fighting Thomas Woods as he attempted to kidnap Baxter's daughter, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Rick Nash chasing after Deric McPhearson after he attempted to kidnap Nash's daughter, Kennedy, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used.
*In "Top 20 Action Movie Stars Who ACTUALLY Do Their Own Stunts", while talking about Donnie Yen, footage from Rogue One is used. While talking about Tom Holland, his role as Spider-Man is mentioned, with footage from Spider-Man: Homecoming being used.
*"Top 10 Unscripted Ryan Reynolds Moments" ranks the coffee line from Free Guy at #10. While talking about his episode of "Playground Insults" with Josh Brolin, the latter's role as Thanos is mentioned.
*In "Top 10 Times Sports Announcers LOST IT on Live TV", footage from ESPN coverage is used throughout the video.
*In "10 Dark Facts You Didn't Know About Major World Religions", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video. While talking about Taoist impalements, it is mentioned that Winnie the Pooh is viewed as a Taoist icon, with footage from The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh being used. While talking about Jehovah's Witnesses being prohibited from receiving blood transfusions, footage from Grey's Anatomy is used, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright information.
*"Top 10 Best First Bosses In Video Games" ranks Twilight Thorn from Kingdom Hearts II at #7.
*"Top 10 Movie Characters Who Were Dead the Whole Time" ranks Malcolm Crowe from The Sixth Sense at #1.
*In "10 Celebrities Who Faced Justice", while talking about Martha Stewart, footage from an ABC News interview with Stewart is used. While talking about Robert Downey Jr., his role as Iron Man is mentioned, with footage from the character's first self-titled film being used. While talking about Martha Stewart, footage from an ABC News interview with Stewart is used. While talking about R. Kelly, footage from an ABC News interview with Kelly is used.
*In "20 Darkest Moments in Movie History" (published April 13, 2023), while talking about Alec Baldwin accidentally shooting Halyna Hutchens on the set of Rust, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about the murders committed by the Manson family, footage from an ABC News report on the murders is used.
*In "Top 10 Anime Memes of The Last Decade (2012 - 2022)" (published April 15, 2023), while talking about the meme parodying their own Top 10 lists, one of the memes shown features Cory in the House on a list of "Top 10 Anime that Everyone Needs to Watch". While talking about the man who did the Naruto run meme taken from the Area 51 raid, another Naruto meme mentioned involves random characters choking Sauke. One of the characters seen doing this is Darth Vader.
*In "Top 20 Worst Things Brian Griffin has Ever Done", while talking about being a bad father in the episode fittingly titled "Brian's a Bad Father", it is mentioned that Bran's son in the episode, Dylan, has a role in a Disney Channel show.
*In "Top 20 Celebrities Who LOST EVERYTHING", while talking about Doug Hutchison, footage from an ABC News interview with Courtney Stodden is used. While talking about Teresa Giudice, footage from an ABC News interview with Giudice is used. While talking about Kelly Rutherford, footage from an ABC News interview with Rutherford is used. While talking about TLC, footage from an ABC News report on the band's separation is used. While talking about Sinbad, multiple Spider-Man comics are seen behind Sinbad in a video of the actor explaining his decision to file for bankruptcy. While talking about Amanda Bynes, footage from an ABC News interview with Bynes is used. While talking about Gary Coleman, footage from an ABC News interview with Coleman is used. While talking about Toni Braxton, footage from an ABC News interview with Braxton is used.
*In "Top 10 Hilarious SNL Moments That Became Memes", footage from "Lazy Sunday" by The Lonely Island is used in the intro. The Chronicles of Narnia is mentioned in the footage. While talking about Debbie Downer, footage from a sketch of the character at Disney World is used. Mascots of Pluto, Tigger, and Snow White, as well as a kid wearing a Mickey Mouse Ears Hat are seen in the footage.
*In "Top 10 Candies That Don't Exist Anymore" (published April 16, 2023), while talking about Bubble Beepers, footage from Captain Marvel is used.
*"Top 10 Brutal Over the Top Deaths in Disney Movies" ranks Judge Doom from Who Framed Roger Rabbit at #10, Maleficent from Sleeping Beauty at #9, Dr. Facilier from The Princess and the Frog at #8, Tadashi Hamada from Big Hero 6 at #7, The Horned King from The Black Cauldron at #6, Scar from The Lion King at #5, the stegosaurus from Fantasia at #4, Ursula from The Little Mermaid at #3, Bambi's mother from Bambi at #2, and Clayton from Tarzan at #1.
*"Top 10 Crossovers That Blew Our Minds As Kids" ranks "Phineas and Ferb: Mission Marvel" at #10, "Hercules and the Arabian Night" at #9, "That's So Suite Life of Hannah Montana" at #7, and "The T.G.I.F. Time Warp" (a crossover between Sabrina the Teenage Witch, Boy Meets World, You Wish, and Teen Angel) at #5. An honorable mention is given to "Rufus", which is a crossover between Lilo & Stitch: The Series and Kim Possible. Footage from Aladdin and Hercules is also used.
*"Top 10 TV Show Finale Happy Endings" ranks "The End is at Hand" and "What We're Fighting For" from Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. at #6.
*"Top 10 Dumbest Decisions by Horror Villains" ranks the aliens invading Earth (which is 70% water) even though they are weak to water from Signs at #1.
*"10 Celebrity Endorsements That Totally Backfired" uses footage from an ABC News interview with Rihanna regarding Chris Browns abuse towards the singer while talking about Brown being dropped by Got Milk?
*"Top 10 Episodes That Killed TV Shows" ranks "There's No Place Like Home" from Once Upon a Time at #10. Footage from Frozen is also used.
*"Top 20 Times Movie Characters Went GOD MODE" ranks Thor harnessing his thunder powers from Thor: Ragnarok at #16, Peter Quill obtaining his Celestial powers from Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 at #14, Darth Vader's rampage from Rogue One at #11, Thor arriving in Wakanda from Avengers: Infinity War at #9, the Guardians holding the Power Stone from Guardians of the Galaxy at #3, Captain America wielding Mjölnir from Avengers: Endgame at #2, and "I am Iron Man" from Avengers: Endgame at #1.
*In "Top 10 Funniest Robin Williams Interviews", Williams' role as the Genie in Aladdin is mentioned.
*The short "Jonathan Majors Getting Replaced Rumor" discusses Majors likely being replaced as Kang in the MCU. Footage from Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania is used.
*Watchmojo uploaded "Top 10 Things You Missed in Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Once and Always".
*Watchmojo uploaded "Top 20 Unexpected Power Rangers Plot Twists".
*In "Top 10 Times the Critics Were Wrong About Movies", an honorable mention is given to Hocus Pocus.
*In the short "Jack Black Was Born To Play Bowser", Black calls the titular Koopa "the Darth Vader of [the Mario] universe".
*In "Top 10 Times People Filmed Themselves Committing Crimes", while talking about Jordan Hill and three others abusing a man with a mental disability, footage from an ABC News report on the crime is used.
*Watchmojo uploaded "10 Power Ranger Actors Who Passed Away".
*In "LIVE RANK: Top 10 Nic Cage Movies", two of the options are National Treasure and Con Air. Andrew calls Lord of War "Iron Man without the suit".
*In "Top 20 Savage Stewie Griffin Insults", while talking about the series of nicknames inspired by famous dogs Stewie calls Brian in "Dog Bites Bears", the narrator adds some of their own, including "Old Smeller" and "Air Dud". The #11 entry involves Stewie insulting Seth Green's acting roles, which comes from the Star Wars parody "It's a Trap". The footage sees Stewie as Darth Vader, Chris as Luke Skywalker, Carter as Palpatine, Peter as Han Solo, Lois as Leia Organa, Brian as Chewbacca, and Carl as Yoda.
*In "Top 20 MORE Karens Who Faced Justice", while talking about an unidentified Caucasian Wal-Mart employee being fired after preventing an unidentified African-American customer from leaving the store, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Sandra Miller and Roger Miller being fired as a teacher and police officer respectively after spreading racist conspiracy theories regarding the COVID-19 pandemic, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used.
*"Top 20 Darkest SNL Sketches Ever" ranks "Goodby Mr. Bunting", which is a parody of Dead Poets Society, at #20. While talking about "Switcheroo", the sketch is compared to Freaky Friday.
*"Top 10 Times Drawn Together Roasted Other Franchises" ranks multiple Disney references at #1, although only naming Mickey Mouse's Darth Vader-esque costume from the episode "Terms of Endearment".
*In "Top 20 80s One Hit Wonders You Forgot Were AWESOME", while talking about "Break My Stride" by Matthew Wilder, Wilder's work on the soundtrack for Mulan is mentioned.
*In the short "Jack Black Through The Years" (published April 23, 2023), one of the roles highlighted is his appearance as himself in The Muppets.
*Watchmojo uploaded "Top 20 Saddest Power Rangers Moments".
*In "Top 20 Funniest South Park Episodes", while talking about "The Jeffersons", Michael Jackson is seen dressed as Peter Pan in footage from the episode. While talking about "Woodland Critter Christmas", the episode is said to parody The Muppets. While talking about the "Imaginationland" trilogy, Jack Skellington, Peter Pan, Mickey Mouse, Yoda, Ewoks, Stormtroopers, Darth Maul, Cinderella, Br'er Fox, Br'er Rabbit, Uncle Remus, Mr. Toad, the Mad Hatter, V.I.N.CENT, Dreamfinder, Cruella De Vil, Captain Hook, The Headless Horseman, the Green Goblin, and Venom are seen in footage from the episode. While talking about "Lice Capades", the episode is compared to "A Bug's Life or Antz if they were directed by Roland Emerick".
*The short "Star Wars Characters Going Beast Mode" highlights Yoda and Palpatine's duel, Maul's rampage on the Venator, Luke fighting the Dark Troopers, Darth Vader's rampage, and Luke fighting Vader.
*In "20 Most Terrifying and Disturbing Serial Killers", while talking about Dennis Raider, footage from an ABC News report on Raider is used. While talking about Israel Keyes, footage from an ABC News report on Keyes is used. While talking about Joesph James D'Angelo, footage from an ABC News report on D'Angelo is used. While talking about Ted Bundy, footage from an ABC News report on Bundy is used. This clip is also seen in the "These Are The Most Terrifying Serial Killers..." compilation.
*The short "Guardians of the Galaxy 3 Early Reactions Are In!" discusses early reviews of its titular movie.
*In "Top 20 Worst Movie Actors", while talking about M. Night Shyamalan, footage from The Sixth Sense and Signs is used. While talking about Madonna, footage from Swept Away is used. While talking about Shaquille O'Neal, footage from Kazaam is used. While talking about Pauly Shore, footage from In the Army Now and Encino Man is used.
*"Top 10 Nic Cage Movies FanRank" ranks The Rock at #10 and Con Air at #9. An honorable mention is given to National Treasure. While talking about Lord of War, Andrew calls the movie "Iron Man without the suit" in footage from the live ranking.
*"Top 20 TV Shows Everyone Should Watch at Least Once" ranks Lost at #8.
*"Top 20 Greatest Video Game Plot Twists" ranks the player's character being Darth Revan in Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic at #2.
*In "10 Disappearances That Can't Be Explained", footage from National Geographic documentaries is used throughout the video.
*In "20 Most Awkward Things Said by Celebs on Live TV", during the Wonder sponsorship, Phoebe has the app draw "Spider-Man in an emo band". While talking about Tom Hiddleston's tone-deaf acceptance speech at the 74th Golden Globe Awards, Hiddleston's role as Loki is mentioned. While talking Raven Simoné saying she won't hire someone with "too ethnic" of a name, Simoné's role as Raven Baxter is mentioned. A response by Tré Melon says they wouldn't hire Simoné because she "looks like Chicken Little".
*"Top 20 Actors Who DESTROYED Their Careers with One Movie" ranks Taylor Kitsch ruining his career with John Carter at #8.
*In "Top 20 Worst Saturday Night Live Cast Members", while talking about Robert Downey Jr., Downey's role as Iron Man is mentioned, with footage from Iron Man 2 being used.
*In "Top 10 Sports Cheating Rumors That Were TRUE", footage from ESPN coverage on games involving the various athletes is used. While talking about Spygate, footage from an ABC News report on the scandal is used. While talking about the Russian team during the 2014 Olympic Games taking performance-enhancing drugs, footage from an ABC News report on the scandal is used.
*Watchmojo uploaded "Top 10 Power Rangers Morph Transformations".
*"Gamora Being Savage For A Minute Straight" uses footage from Guardians of the Galaxy, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, and Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3.
*In "10 Kids Shows That Dealt with Mental Illness", two entries are dedicated to Tangled: The Series and Andi Mack.
*"Top 20 Movie Flops of the Last Decade" (published May 3, 2023) ranks West Side Story at #15, Dark Phoenix at #14, The BFG at #11, Lightyear at #8, and Strange World at #4. Footage from Spider-Man: No Way Home, The Avengers, Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Toy Story, Frozen II, Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, and Treasure Planet is also used.
*"Top 10 Most Unexpected Brutal Deaths in Star Wars" ranks Admiral Ozel at #10, the people killed by the Rathtar at #9, Supreme Leader Snoke at #8, Oola at #7, Han Solo at #6, Count Dooku at #5, the entire crew in Rogue One at #4, the destruction of Alderaan at #3, Uncle Owen and Aunt Beru at #2, and the Tusken Raiders at #1.
*"Every Star Wars Movie Ranked From Worst To Best" ranks The Clone Wars at #12, Attack of the Clones at #11, The Rise of Skywalker at #10, Solo at #9, The Phantom Menace at #8, The Last Jedi at #7, Revenge of the Sith at #6, Rogue One at #5, Return of the Jedi at #4, The Force Awakens at #3, A New Hope at #2, and The Empire Strikes Back at #1.
*"Top 20 Unexpected Plot Twists That Redeemed Bad Movies" ranks the Sugar Plum Fairy being the real villain from The Nutcracker and the Four Realms at #14. This clip is also seen in "The Biggest Plot Twists Ever" compilation published on April 16, 2024.
*"Star Wars Cast: Where Are They Now?" highlights Adam Driver, Alec Guinness, Billy Dee Williams, Natalie Portman, Hayden Christensen, Oscar Isaac, Liam Neeson, Ewan McGregor, Ian McDiarmid, Frank Oz, Kenny Baker, Anthony Daniels, Peter Mayhew, John Boyega, Daisy Ridley, James Earl Jones, Carrie Fisher, Mark Hamill, and Harrison Ford. One of Portman's roles mentioned is Jane Foster. One of Issac's roles mentioned is Moon Knight. One of McGregor's roles mentioned is Christopher Robin. One of Jones' roles mentioned is Mufasa.
*"Top 10 Sci-Fi TV Themes" ranks The Mandalorian at #7.
*Watchmojo uploaded "Top 10 Hidden Details in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3".
*In "Top 10 Biggest Hollywood Cover Ups", while talking about Kevin Spacey's sexual misconduct allegations, footage from an ABC News report on the allegations is used. While talking about Harvey Weinstein's sexual misconduct allegations, footage from an ABC News report on the allegations is used.
*"Cute Groot Moments" uses footage from Guardians of the Galaxy, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, and I Am Groot.
*"Top 10 War Movies That Left Out the Real Horrific Ending" ranks the United States abandoning the South Vietnamese being left out of Operation Dumbo Drop at #10.
*In "Top 20 Scariest Urban Legends", while talking about Umm Al Duwais, footage from Aladdin is used.
*In "Top 20 Mind Blowing Powers in Anime", while talking about Lucy's ability to send opponents to a pocket dimension in Bungo Stray Dogs, the aforementioned dimension is compared to "Alice in Wonderland but on even more LSD".
*"Top 20 Greatest Video Game Boss Entrances of All Time" (published May 6, 2023) ranks Darth Vader's entrance in Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order at #1.
*"Nebula Being Savage For A Minute Straight" uses footage from Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, Avengers: Infinity War, Avengers: Endgame, and Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3.
*In "Top 20 Times Aliens were Caught on Camera", footage from Signs is used in the intro. While talking about the UFO seen over Hawaii on New Year's Eve 2020, footage from Lilo & Stitch is used. This clip also appears in "The Ultimate "Crazy Things Caught On Camera" Compilation".
*In "Top 20 Movies You Shouldn't Watch with Your Parents", while talking about Sausage Party, the narrator says that the film has more in common with National Lampoon than Pixar.
*In "Top 20 Creepiest Historic Events That Are Scarier Than Horror Movies", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video. This clip is also seen in the "These Are The Creepiest Mysteries and Most Disturbing Events in Modern History..." compilation, which was published on October 10, 2024.
*"Top 20 Funniest SNL TV Show Parodies" ranks the Muppets Show parody, which features two security guards fighting Statler and Waldorf for heckling Kermit at #14 and "Undercover Boss: Starkiller Base" at #6. Footage from The Force Awakens is also used.
*In "Top 20 Worst Things That Happened to Stewie Griffin", while talking about losing an ear in "Brian Sings and Swings", Stewie briefly uses a Mr. Potato Head ear to replace his.
*"Top 20 Marvel Moments That Left Us Speechless" ranks Thor cutting off Thanos' head in Avengers: Endgame at #20, Kamala Khan confirmed as a mutant in Ms. Marvel at #19, "Quicksilver's" cameo in WandaVision at #18, Liz's dad revealed as the Vulture in Spider-Man: Homecoming at #17, Quicksilver's death in Avengers: Age of Ultron at #16, Stephen's origin from Moon Knight at #15, "The Mandarin" reveal from Iron Man 3 at #14, Rhodey's injuries from Captain America: Civil War at #13, Isaiah Bradley's backstory from The Falcon and The Winter Soldier at #12, Ego giving Peter's mom cancer in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 at #11, the formation of the multiverse in Loki at #10, Bucky killing Tony's parents in Captain America: Civil War at #9, T'Challa's funeral in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever at #8, Thanos sacrificing Gamora in Avengers: Infinity War at #7, HYDRA infiltrating S.H.I.E.L.D. in Captain America: The Winter Soldier at #6, John Walker killing a Flag Smasher with Captain America's shield in The Falcon and The Winter Soldier at #5, the Illuminati's death in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness at #4, everyone forgetting Peter in Spider-Man: No Way Home at #3, Captain America wielding Mjölnir in Avengers: Endgame at #2, and the snap from Avengers: Infinity War at #1.
*In "Top 10 80s Events the World Watched Together", while talking about the end of the Iran Hostage Crisis, footage from an ABC News report on the crisis' conclusion is used.
*In "Celebs Meeting Child Superfans", during Keanu Reeves' clip, Reeves asks the child if they saw Duke Caboom in Toy Story 4. During Johnny Depp's clip, Depp is dressed as Jack Sparrow. During Tom Hollands clip, Holland is dressed as Spider-Man. Jake Gyllenhaal is seen in the background, dressed as Mysterio.
*"Top 10 Guardians of The Galaxy Villains" ranks Galactus at #10, Ronan the Accuser at #9, The Badoon at #8, The Supreme Intelligence at #7, Adam Magus at #6, Ultron at #5, Michael Korvac at #4, the High Evolutionary at #3, Annihilus at #2, and Thanos at #1. Footage from the first Guardians of the Galaxy movie, Avengers Assemble, the Guardians of the Galaxy TV series, "What If... Ultron Won?", The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes, Hulk and the Agents of S.M.A.S.H., Captain Marvel, and Avengers: Infinity War is used.
*In "20 Most BRUTAL Deaths In History", one entry in dedicated to Deborah Stone, who was crushed by the rotating stage from America Sings.
*"Top 10 Times You Missed Famous Actors in the Background of Movies" ranks Kristen Stewart's appearances as a ring toss participant in The Flintstones in Viva Rock Vegas and a girl in the water fountain line in The Thirteenth Year at #9. This clip also appears in the "Funniest / Creepiest Details In The Background" ULTIMATE Compilation!"
*Watchmojo uploaded "Top 20 Animated Villains Not From Disney Or Pixar".
*In "Top 20 Brutal Animal Attacks In Horror Movies", while talking about the wolf attack in 2010's Frozen, the narrator specifies they aren't talking about the Disney film.
*"Top 10 Worst Final Seasons of TV Shows" ranks Lost at #10.
*"Top 10 Botched Video Game Launches" ranks Star Wars Battlefront II at #2. An honorable mention is given to SquareEnix's Avengers game.
*In "Spider-Verse Voice Cast", Miguel O'Hara's clip mentions "Doctor Strange and that nerd back on Earth-199999".
*In "Top 20 Craziest Donald Trump Moments", footage from ABC News reports on the various incidents is used.
*In "Top 20 Best Nintendo Switch Games", while talking about Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, the narrator says the opening cutscene of the game's story mode "makes Avengers: Infinity War look like child's play."
*Watchmojo uploaded "Top 20 Best and Worst Power Rangers Crossovers".
*In "Top 20 Things from the 90s That Don't Exist Anymore" (published May 13, 2023), while talking about appointment TV, it is mentioned that this concept has been made obsolete by streaming services, with the Disney+ logo being seen. While talking about Netscape, footage from Captain Marvel is used. While talking about video rental stores, Blu-Rays of Captain America: Civil War and Star Wars: The Force Awakens are seen in the background of a news report occurring at a Blockbuster.
*In "Top 20 Family Guy Jokes that Crossed the Line", while talking about Brian giving Stewie the titular disease in "Herpe the Love Sore", the episode's joke of Stewie calling Handy Manny and tells him to turn his speaker-phone off so his tools won't find out about the titular disease is mentioned.
*In "Top 20 Times South Park Said What We Were All Thinking", while talking about the rise of streaming services, Scott Malkinson asks his dad if they can buy Disney+ in footage from "Basic Cable". While talking about Avatar having similarities to Dances with Wolves, Pocahontas is mentioned as another film the former is also compared to. While talking about Mr. Garrison becoming president in "Oh, Jeez", Garrison mentions Star Wars in footage from the episode.
*In "Top 20 80s Songs That Got Popular Again", while talking about "Time After Time" by Cyndi Lauper, the song's appearance in Romy and Michele's High School Reunion is mentioned. While talking about "Sweet Child of Mine" by Guns N' Roses, the song's appearance in Thor: Love and Thunder is mentioned. While talking about "Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)" by Eurythmics, the song's appearance in A Wrinkle in Time is mentioned.
*In "Top 20 Creepiest Disappearance Stories" (published May 14, 2023), while talking about Rebecca Coriam, it is mentioned Coriam was last seen on the Disney Wonder.
*In "Top 10 Funniest Company Origin Stories", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video.
*"Top 20 Craziest Actor Contract Demands" ranks Daniel Day-Lewis forbidding anyone with a British accent from speaking to him during the filming of Lincoln at #6.
*In "Top 10 Creepy Predictions that Came True" (published May 15, 2023), footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video. While talking about Alec Guinness predicting James Deen's death, Guinness' role as Obi-Wan Kenobi is mentioned. While talking about Heartbreak Hill having similarities to the Boston Marathon bombing, footage from an ABC News report on the bombing is used.
*In "Top 20 Worst Video Game Consoles", while talking about the Nuon, Disney's website is seen in footage from a commercial advertising the console's ability to play DVDs.
*"Top 20 Movie Sequel Bombs of All Time" (published May 15, 2023) ranks Alice Through the Looking Glass at #12. Footage from the live-action remake of Alice in Wonderland is also used. While talking about Look Who's Talking Now, it is mentioned the film lost in the box office to The Nightmare Before Christmas.
*In "10 Worst Police Officers in History" (published May 15, 2023), while talking about Daniel Holtzclaw, footage from an ABC News report on Holtzclaw is used. While talking about the police officers involved in the death of Breonna Taylor, footage from an ABC News report on Taylor's death is used. While talking about Derek Chauvin, footage from an ABC News report on Chauvin is used.
*In "Top 10 Superheroes That Are Constantly Underestimated" ranks Squirrel Girl at #5, Deadpool at #2, and Franklin Richards at #1. Footage from Ultimate Spider-Man and Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness is used.
*"Top 10 Brutal Over the Top Deaths in Pixar Movies" ranks Rod Redline from Cars 2 at #10, Poppa Henry from The Good Dinosaur at #9, Joe Gardner from Soul at #8, the rats from Ratatouille at #7, Coral from Finding Nemo at #6, Charles Muntz from Up at #5, Ernesto de la Cruz from Coco at #4, Mor'du from Brave at #3, Hopper from A Bug's Life at #2, and Syndrome from The Incredibles at #1.
*"Top 20 Movie Mistakes Spotted by Fans" ranks Vivan's breakfast changing in Pretty Woman at #14, the extra dressed as a cowboy in Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl at #9, the two Ant-Men in Avengers: Endgame at #7, and the Stormtrooper that hits their head in A New Hope at #1.
*In "Top 10 Things to Remember Before Watching Mission Impossible Dead Reckoning Part One", it is mentioned the film releases a week before Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny. Footage from an ABC News report on Tom Cruise's angry tirade on the set of the then-untitled seventh movie for the crew not following COVID-19 safety protocols is used.
*"Top 20 Times The Simpsons Made Fun of Disney" (published May 18, 2023) ranks the Frozen-inspired couch gag from "I Won't Be Home For Christmas" at #20, the Genie's appearance in "MyPods and Broomsticks" at #19, "Shady and the Vamp" from "Love, Springfield Style" at #18, multiple insults towards California Adventure at #17, Lisa's parody of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs in "Four Great Women and a Manicure" at #16, Bill Cipher's cameo in "Bart's in Jail" at #15, Bart wearing a bra like a Mickey Mouse ears hat and impersonating the hat's namesake in The Simpsons Movie at #14, The Simpsons in Plusaversary at #13, Duffland parodying Disneyland at #12, the "Under the Sea" parody from "Homer Badman" at #11, predicting Disney's acquisition of Fox in "When You Dish Upon a Star" at #10, Skinner fighting Disneyland's lawyers in "Lisa the Beauty Queen" at #9, Sherry Bobbins from "Supercalifragilisticexpiali(Annoyed Grunt)cious" at #8, "See My Vest" from "Two Dozen and One Greyhounds" at #7, Diz-nee-land at #6, Mixar at #5, Epcot's appearance in "Special Edna" at #4, parodying the Mickey Mouse/Oswald drama in "The Day the Violence Died" at #3, Roger Meyers parodying Walt Disney at #3, more examples of the former at #2, and "Kimba, I mean Simba" from "'Round Springfield" at #1. Footage from Frozen, Aladdin, the Aladdin TV series, The Return of Jafar, Kingdom Hearts, Gravity Falls, and The Little Mermaid is used. The Goofy knockoff from the #18 entry is also mentioned. During the #17 entry, the narrator jokes "Avengers Campus can't get here soon enough".
*In "Top 10 Times Fast and Furious Abandoned Reality", while talking about Luke Hobbs holding back a helicopter after the chain holding the helicopter to a truck comes loose in Hobbs & Shaw, the stunt is compared to a similar stunt performed by Captain America in Captain America: Civil War.
*In "Top 10 Outrageous Fast Food Items", while talking about the T-Rex Burger from Wendy's, footage from Meet the Robinsons is used. While talking about the Unicorn Frappuccino from Starbucks, footage from Inside Out is used.
*"Top 20 Movie Car Crashes" ranks Tobey Marshell avenging Little Pete's death from Need for Speed at #13 and Nick Fury's car chase from Captain America: The Winter Soldier at #10. During the intro, the narrator mentions animated movies will not be included on the list, apologizing to Lightning McQueen. Footage from Doctor Strange is also used.
*"Top 10 Anticipated Horror Movies of Summer 2023" (published May 20, 2023) ranks Haunted Mansion at #3. While talking about They Listen, it is mentioned the film will be directed by Chris Weitz, whose work as a writer on Rogue One and the live-action Cinderella remake is mentioned.
*"Top 20 Best Cartoons You Forgot Existed" ranks The Wuzzles at #17, The Weekenders at #11, Darkwing Duck at #5, and Gargoyles at #1. While talking about Dino-Riders, the narrator describes the show as "Star Wars meets Jurassic Park". While talking about Darkwing Duck, the narrator says the show "took the adventure, wit, and imagination of DuckTales and put them in a superhero setting."
*"Top 10 Greatest Movie Franchises of All Time" (published May 21, 2023) ranks the Marvel Cinematic Universe at #3 and Star Wars at #1. Footage from Iron Man, Avengers: Endgame, Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, The Force Awakens, and Rogue One is used.
*In "Top 20 Foods That Don't Exist Anymore" (published May 22, 2023), while talking about Taco Bell's Waffle Taco, footage from an ABC News report on the item is used.
*"Top 10 Most Powerful Guns in Movies" ranks Han Solo's DL-44 blaster pistol at #5. Footage from The Force Awakens and Solo is used.
*"Top 20 Best Car Chases in Movies" ranks John Mason's prison escape from The Rock at #19.
*"Top 20 Times Family Guy Made Fun of The Simpsons" ranks Bart Simpson being seen writing "It's a pleasure to work for the Disney Corporation" on the whiteboard in Stewie's detention from "The Birthday Bootlegger" at #19. Stewie uncontrollably speaking like Mickey Mouse to censor a swear word he was going to say is also seen in the clip. While talking about Mr. Burns confusing Peter for Homer during his and Smithers' cameo in "Pawtucket Pete", the receptionist that tells Lisa Simpson Disney is building a Family Guy theme park is seen in footage from "'Tis the 30th Season".
*"Top 20 Worst Changes In Disney Live Action Remakes" ranks numerous not being musicals at #20, Jafar enlarging Iago in Aladdin 2019 at #19, the removal of "Pink Elephants on Parade" from Dumbo 2019 at #18, overall less colorful at #17, Pongo, Perdita and their puppies not talking in 101 Dalmatians 1996 at #16, Alice being the chosen one in Alice in Wonderland 2010 at #15, Gaston leaving Maurice to die in Beauty and the Beast 2017 at #14, Jafar's motivation in Aladdin 2019 at #13, ruining "Be Prepared" in The Lion King 2019 at #12, the war in Alice in Wonderland 2010 at #11, numerous missing characters at #10, making King Stefan the villain in Maleficent at #9, the weird CGI at #8, changing Mulan's character arc in Mulan 2020 at #7, the unnecessary villain in Dumbo 2019 at #6, Cinderella not trying to escape in Cinderella 2015 at #5, Beast's magical book in Beauty and the Beast 2017 at #4, making the fairies dumb in Maleficent at #3, making Pinocchio perfect in Pinocchio 2022 at #2, and too much realism in The Lion King 2019 at #1. Footage from Alice in Wonderland 1951, Sleeping Beauty, Maleficent, Beauty and the Beast 1991, The Jungle Book 2016, Aladdin 1992, Dumbo 1941, One Hundred and One Dalmatians 1961, Mulan 1998, Maleficent: Mistress of Evil, Pinocchio 1941, and The Lion King 1994 is also used.
*Watchmojo uploaded "Top 10 Mistakes Left in Power Rangers".
*"Top 20 Shocking Kids Show Scandals" ranks Kermit the Frog's voice actor being fired at #17. Footage from Muppets Most Wanted is used. This clip is also seen in the "These Scandals SHOCKED The World" compilation.
*In "20 Times YouTubers Got Arrested", while talking about JayStation being arrested for faking his girlfriend's death, it is mentioned that Jay was previously arrested for trespassing at Disneyland.
*In "10 Worst Religious Leaders in History" (published May 25, 2023), while talking about Fred Phelps, footage from an ABC News report on Phelps is used. While talking about Warren Jeffs, footage from an ABC News report on Jeffs is used.
*"Top 20 Historically Accurate Movies" (published May 25, 2023) ranks Lincoln at #8.
*"Top 20 Robot Chicken Sketches of All Time" (published May 26, 2023) ranks "Take Your Daughter to Work Day" (which features Gary the Stormtrooper bringing his daughter on board the Death Star) at #20 and "The Emperor's Phone Call" (which features Darth Vader calling Palpatine after the destruction of the Death Star) at #4. Padmé is mentioned in footage from the #4 entry.
*In "Top 20 Hated Movie Characters", footage from The Parent Trap is used in the intro.
*"Top 20 Times Family Guy Made Fun of Disney" ranks the cutaway of Mickey Mouse getting food poisoning on a Disney Cruise in "Peter's Def Jam" at #20, the parade balloon of "Mickey Rabbit" in "Turkey Guys" at #19, Future Stewie revealing Walt Disney was unfrozen, but asked to be refrozen after discovering Jewish people still existed in "Stewie Griffin: The Untold Story" at #18, Peter firing Tinker Bell as his flight attendant in "Dammit, Janet!" at #17, Brian attempting to pitch a script to Michael Eisner but only receiving a Mickey Mouse ears hat and an invitation to Disneyland for his efforts in "Brian Does Hollywood" at #16, Jesus transforming into the Genie and telling Peter he "ain't never had a friend like [him]" in "I Dream of Jesus" at #15, Geppetto making Pinocchio lie while in a compromising position in "North by North Quahog" at #14, the cutaway gag of Walt Disney taking an art class with Minnie Mouse as a very reluctant nude model in "A Picture's Worth a Thousand Bucks" at #13, Peter being tricked into visiting Mickey Mouse being intimate with another mouse in "Peter's Daughter" at #12, Lois tricking Peter into visiting Auschwitz, which Peter mistakes for Disney World due to Lois describing it as "a place Walt Disney supported", in "Hot Pocket-Dial" at #11, Natalia is hunting Fievel Mousekewitz, who is taken out by Mickey Mouse instead in "Nanny Goats" at #10, Quagmire and Joan parodying Beast and Belle (with Peter and Cleveland as Cogsworth and Lumiere), Lady and the Tramp, and finally Aladdin and Jasmine during their dates in "I Take Thee Quagmire" at #9, Ariel eating Joe's legs in "Hot Pocket-Dial" at #8, Goofy being condemned to Hell for being involved in the September 11th terrorist attacks in "Dial Meg for Murder" at #7, The Nightmare Before Independence Day from "Peter's Sister" at #6, Stewie being kidnapped and forced to participate in "It's a Tiny World" during a trip to Disney World in "The Courtship of Stewie's Father" at #5, the movie Aladdin IV: Jafar May Need Glasses from "Stewie Kills Lois" at #4, Peter's face transforming Mickey's after convincing Joe to join his company's softball team in "A Hero Sits Next Door" at #3, mocking Disney's reboots in "Disney's The Reboot" at #2, and the Disney universe from "Road to the Multiverse" at #1. During the #19 entry, the narrator suggests other parodies, namely Donald Dog, Buzz Lightspeed, and Randalf the Snowguy from Chilled. Footage from "Der Fuehrer's Face", Toy Story, Frozen, Peter Pan, and Pinocchio is also used.
*In "Top 20 Hardest Things to Kill in Video Games", while talking about the Tanks from the Left 4 Dead series, the enemy is compared to "the Hulk if he was bitten by a zombie".
*In "The Johnny Depp / Amber Heard Trial - One Year Later" (published May 27, 2023), it is mentioned that it is unknown whether Depp will be allowed to return as Jack Sparrow. Footage from Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales is used.
*In "Top 20 Unexpected Horror Movie Deaths", while talking about Curt Vaughn's death in The Cabin in the Woods, Chris Hemsworth's role as Thor is alluded to. While talking about Russell Frank's death in Deep Blue Sea, Samuel L. Jackson's role as Nick Fury is alluded to.
*In "Top 10 Best TV Shows of 2023 (So Far)" (published May 28, 2023), while talking about Star Trek; Picard, after saying the show "started weak but ended strong", the narrator calls the show "the bizarro Star Wars sequel trilogy".
*In "20 Times the Internet Solved Crimes", while talking about Carl Koppelman solving Linda Hart's murder after learning about Hart's missing persons case on a Reddit forum, it is mentioned that Koppelman used to work as an accountant for Disney. While talking about the three men who assaulted Sam Whitehorn after seeing his Greenbay Packers hat being discovered after Bridget Kitson posted about the encounter on Reddit, the sign for Walt Disney Animation Studios from the Carl Koppelman's entry is erroneously shown again. While talking about the two male students who assaulted a sixteen-year-old female classmate being discovered after Alexanderia Goodman posted a photo of the boys' crime captured by a security camera at their high school on her crime blog, footage from an ABC News interview with Goodman is used. While talking about Dede Moore being discovered for the murder of Abraham Shakespeare by authorities tracking Moore's IP address after she attempted to anonymously defend herself on an internet forum, footage from an ABC News report on the crime is used.
*"Top 10 Smartest Villain Plans in Movies" ranks HYDRA infiltrating S.H.I.E.L.D. in Captain America: The Winter Soldier at #6. An honorable mention is given to Mysterio pretending to be a hero in Spider-Man: Far From Home.
*"Top 20 Funniest Things to Ever Happen in the Background of Movie Scenes" ranks Bigfoot dancing in the background during Goofy and Max's conversation in the car from A Goofy Movie at #19, Mantis jumping during Iron Man and Star-Lord's strategy conversation on Titan from Avengers: Infinity War at #12, the two scientists attempting to sneak a selfie with Iron Man in Avengers: Age of Ultron at #10, and Han's last name being "Seoul-Oh" in Fast Five at #6. While talking about the nun Loki convinced to leave her religion later being seen drinking in the background in Dogma, the nun is heard clarifying that Loki doesn't believe in God due to Alice in Wonderland in the footage. This clip also appears in the "Funniest / Creepiest Details In The Background" ULTIMATE Compilation!"
*Watchmojo uploaded "Top 20 Evil Zords on Power Rangers".
*"Top 20 Darkest Plot Twists in Movies" ranks Malcolm Crowe being dead from The Sixth Sense at #8.
*In "Top 10 Things You Could Buy for $1 in the 90s", while talking about a dozen eggs, footage from Beauty and the Beast is used. While talking about gasoline, footage from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia is used, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright information.
*In "Top 10 Queens of YouTube: Where Are They Now?" (published May 30, 2023), while talking about Colleen Ballinger, Ballinger's cameo in Ralph Breaks the Internet is mentioned. While talking about Glozell, the star's cameo in Ralph Breaks the Internet is mentioned.
*"Top 20 Execution Scenes in Movies" ranks the pirates executed at the beginning of Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End at #6.
*In "Top 10 Sitcom Crossovers", the #8 entry is detected to "Time Bomb", a crossover between Boy Meets World, Sabrina the Teenage Witch, You Wish, and Teen Angel. The #6 entry is detected to "That's So Suite Life of Hannah Montana", a crossover between The Suite Life of Zack & Cody, Hannah Montana, and That's So Raven. While talking about Steve Urkel from Family Matters appearing in the Full House episode "Stephanie Gets Framed", Michelle asks Urkel why he sounds like Mickey Mouse in footage from the episode.
*"Top 10 Most Powerful Marvel Hero Variants" ranks Bloodstorm at #10, Weapon Omega from Earth-295 at #9, Mar-Vell from Earth-101011 at #8, Captain Universe at #7, Blink of Earth-957 at #6, Strange Supreme at #5, Cosmic Ghost Rider at #4, Doctor Strangefate at #3, Old King Pheonix Thor at #2, and Maker from Earth-1610 at #1.
*"Top 10 Times Dragon Ball Invaded Other Media" ranks Katy Chen comparing Shang-Chi's final attack to a Kamehameha from Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings at #9 and Shenron's cameo in Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers at #6.
*Watchmojo uploaded "Every Deceased Power Rangers Actor and Their Last Morph".
*In "Top 20 Celebrities Family Guy ROASTS The Most", while talking about Alec Baldwin, one of the examples used shows Baldwin as Jabba the Hutt from one of the Star Wars parody episodes. While talking about Ryan Reynolds, the narrator mentions that the episode "Farmer Guy" had a cutaway gag in which Peter ran a video rental store that only rented out copies of The Proposal. This clip is also seen in the "Top 10 Family Guy Marathon - Part Two" compilation.
*"Top 10 Times Spider-Man Went BEAST MODE" ranks taking down Ant-Man from Captain America: Civil War at #8, trying to kill Green Goblin from Spider-Man: No Way Home at #6, lifting the rubble from Spider-Man: Homecoming at #5, and activating insta-kill from Avengers: Endgame at #2. Honorable mentions are given to the final fight with Mysterio from Spider-Man: Far From Home and the Washington Monument rescue from Spider-Man: Homecoming.
*In "Top 10 Greatest Warriors Who Ever Lived" (published June 2, 2023), footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video.
*"Top 20 Best Decisions Made by Marvel" ranks making Kevin Feige president at #20, casting Charlie Cox as Daredevil at #19, keeping J.K. Simmons as J. Jonah Jameson at #18, making Captain America the leader at #17, saving "Avengers Assemble" at #16, taking a chance on Blade at #15, animated Spider-Man movies at #14, Ryan Reynolds as Deadpool at #13, spreading the fight against Thanos over two movies at #12, Stan Lee's cameos at #11, letting James Gunn direct Guardians of the Galaxy at #10, making Deadpool and Logan rated R at #9, making Loki the first major villain at #8, recasting Hulk at #7, casting Hugh Jackman as Wolverine at #6, building up to the first crossover at #5, casting Tom Holland as Spider-Man at #4, giving directors more freedom at #3, bringing Spider-Man into the MCU at #2, and casting Robert Downey, Jr. as Iron Man at #1. Footage from Daredevil, She-Hulk: Attorney at Law, Spider-Man: Far From Home, The Avengers, Avengers: Age of Ultron, Captain America: Civil War, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, Thor, and Thor: Ragnarok is used.
*"20 DARK Stories Behind Children's Toys" ranks the Hannah Montana card game containing lead paint at #15. Footage from Hannah Montana is used.
*In "Top 10 Spider-Man Movie Villains - FanRank". Doctor Octopus, Vulture, Mysterio, Sandman, Electro, and Lizard are some of the options.
*In "Top 20 Disgusting Beverage FAILS" while talking about After Shock, footage from Avengers: Age of Ultron is used.
*"Spider-Man 2099 Miguel O'Hara Origins" uses footage from Ultimate Spider-Man and Moon Knight.
*"Top 20 Most Brutal Over the Top Deaths in the MCU" ranks Obidah Stain from Iron Man at #20, Shocker from Spider-Man: Homecoming at #19, Ramonda from Black Panther: Wakanda Forever at #18, Hela from Thor: Ragnarok at #17, Billy Fitzgerald from Moon Knight at #16, Ajak from Eternals at #15, Maria Stark and Howard Stark from Captain America: Civil War at #14, the Kamar Taj librarian from Doctor Strange at #13, Gamora in Avengers: Infinity War at #12, Happy Hogan in "What If... Zombies!?" at #11, Loki in Avengers: Infinity War at #10, Aunt May in Spider-Man: No Way Home at #9, Iron Man in Avengers: Endgame at #8, Quicksilver from Avengers: Age of Ultron at #7, Nico from The Falcon and The Winter Soldier at #6, Thanos in Avengers: Endgame at #5, Verussa Bloodstone from Werewolf by Night at #4, Hulk in "What If... The World Lost Its Mightiest Heroes?" at #3, Vision in Avengers: Infinity War at #2, and the Illuminati from Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness at #1.
*"Top 20 Best Cartoon Network Shows From the 2000s" ranks Star Wars: The Clone Wars at #3.
*"Top 10 Miles Morales Moments" ranks fighting through his guilt in Ultimate Spider-Man at #7. Footage from Captain America: Civil War is also used.
*"Top 20 Most Rewatched Movie Scenes EVER" (published June 4, 2023) ranks the "O Captain, My Captain" scene from Dead Poets Society at #17, the final battle from Avengers: Endgame at #10, and the Stormtrooper that hits their head in A New Hope at #1. Footage from Captain America: Civil War is also used.
*In "Top 10 Kings of YouTube: Where Are They Now?" (published June 5, 2023), while talking about Fred, Fred's cameo in Hannah Montana is mentioned. While talking about the Fine Bros, a picture of the company's trip to Disneyland is seen in footage from their video celebrating 50,000 subscribers.
*In "The Surprise Across The Spider-Verse Villain Explained", footage from Ultimate Spider-Man and Captain America: Civil War is used.
*In "10 Corporate Conspiracy Theories", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video. While talking about the theory that Apple builds its devices to intentionally become obsolete after a certain period of time, footage from an ABC News report on the theory is used. While talking about people believing McDonald's donates to the Irish Republican Army due to a CNN reporter confusing the acronym of individual retirement accounts, footage from Houseguest is used.
*"Top 20 Greatest Psychological Horror Movies" ranks The Sixth Sense at #8.
*In "Top 10 Near Death Experiences Caught on Security Footage", while talking about a red car swerving into a gas station narrowly missing a gas station attendant and police officer, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. This clip also appears in "The Ultimate "Crazy Things Caught On Camera" Compilation".
*In "Top 10 Times The Simpsons Made Fun of South Park", while talking about Comic Book Guy's "Everyman" comic receiving criticism from an online reviewer named "IKILLEDKENNY6475" in "Homer the Whopper", a box of Hulk hands is seen in footage from the episode.
*In "Top 10 Birds That Attack Humans", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video. While talking about mocking birds, footage from James and the Giant Peach is used. While talking about geese, footage from The Wild is used. While talking about ostriches, footage from Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time and Hannah Montana: The Movie is used.
*Watchmojo uploaded "Top 20 WORST Power Rangers Characters".
*"Top 10 Video Game Soundtracks of the 2000s" ranks Kingdom Hearts at #8 and Marvel vs. Capcom 2: New Age of Heroes at #6.
*In "Top 10 Most Expensive Watches of All Time" (published June 7, 2023), while talking about the Patek Philippe Gobbi Milano Pink Gold Ref. 2499, footage from The Incredibles is used. While talking about the Patek Philippe Henry Graves Supercomplication Ref. 198.385, footage from Alice in Wonderland is used.
*"Top 20 BEST TV Episodes of All Time" (published June 7, 2023) ranks "The Constant" from Lost at #7.
*"Top 20 Movie Deaths That Still Hurt" ranks John Keating from Dead Poets Society at #8 and Iron Man in Avengers: Endgame at #3.
*In "Top 20 Darkest Moments On Family Guy", while talking about Peter driving through the Boston Marathon in "Turban Cowboy", it is mentioned that the episode was pulled from Hulu, during which a picture of the service bundled with Disney+ is shown.
*In "Top 10 Worst Movies of 2023 (So Far)" (published June 9, 2023), while talking about Ghosted, Chris Evans' role as Captain America is mentioned. An honorable mention is given to Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania.
*In "Top 20 Amazing Small Details In South Park", while talking about the hidden aliens, the aliens are compared to Hidden Mickeys. While talking about the cameos in the Imaginationland trilogy, Jack Skellington, Peter Pan, Mickey Mouse, Yoda, Ewoks, Stormtroopers, Darth Maul, Cinderella, Br'er Fox, Br'er Rabbit, Uncle Remus, Mr. Toad, the Mad Hatter, V.I.N.CENT, Dreamfinder, Cruella De Vil, Captain Hook, The Headless Horseman, the Green Goblin, and Venom are seen in footage from the episodes.
*"Top 20 Movie Character Cameos You Didn't See Coming" ranks Black Bolt in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness at #20, J. Jonah Jameson in Spider-Man: Far From Home at #17, E.T. in The Phantom Menace at #12, Red Skull in Avengers: Infinity War at #7, and Maul in Solo at #5. Footage from Inhumans and Unbreakable is also used. The Sixth Sense is also mentioned.
*"Top 20 Memorable TV Show Finales" ranks "The End" from Lost at #17.
*In "Top 10 Outrageous Food Dishes Youve Never Heard Of", while talking about balut, the narrator assures that the dish has nothing to do with the lovable bear from The Jungle Book, but they will provide the audience with the bare necessities of the dish. While talking about civet coffee, footage from an ABC News report on the dish is used.
*"Top 10 Child Star Rumours That Turned Out To be TRUE" ranks Neil Patrick Harris narrating California Screamin' at #10. While talking about Raven Simoné being gay, Simoné's role as Raven Baxter in That's So Raven is mentioned. While talking about Demi Lovato's substance use, Lovato's time as a Disney Channel star is mentioned, with footage from Camp Rock being used.
*"Top 20 Best Animated Movie Cameos" ranks the Totoro plush in Toy Story 3 at #20, Randy Marsh's cameo in Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers at #19, Sebastian's cameo in Aladdin at #18, the veteran NASCAR racers in Cars 3 at #16, the emo competitor resembling Sid Phillips in Coco at #14, Frank Thomas and Ollie Johnston's cameos in The Incredibles at #13, Scar's cameo in Hercules at #12, Rapunzel and Flynn Rider's cameos in Frozen at #10, Jack Skellington's cameo in James and the Giant Peach at #9, Sigourney Weaver's cameo in Finding Dory at #8, Mickey Mouse and Bugs Bunny's cameos in Who Framed Roger Rabbit at #3, and all the cameos in Wreck-It Ralph and Ralph Breaks the Internet at #1. Footage from Toy Story, Walt Disney Treasures: Wave Two, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, The Fox and the Hound, The Lion King, Tangled, The Nightmare Before Christmas, WALL-E, and Big Hero 6 is also used.
*"Top 10 Movie Questions Answered in the Prequel" ranks what happened in Budapest in Black Widow at #7 and explaining the Death Star's major weaknesses in Rogue One at #1. Footage from Iron Man 2, The Avengers, and Avengers: Endgame is also used.
*The short "Voice Actors In The MCU" highlights Bradley Cooper as Rocket Raccoon, Vin Diesel as Groot, Paton Oswald as Pip the Troll, David Dastmalchian as Veb, Linda Cardellini as Lylla, Bill Skarsgård as Vro, and Miley Cyrus as Mainframe.
*"Top 20 Funniest Family Guy Cutaways" ranks the fire track documentary on National Geographic from "Petarded" at #8. While talking about Peter preparing his cutaways for the week in "3 Acts of God", Iron Man dressed as a chef and Darth Vader are seen in the crowd. This clip is also seen in the "Top 10 Family Guy Marathon - Part Two" compilation.
*In "Top 20 Most Parodied Movie Characters" ranks Cole Sear from The Sixth Sense at #19 and Darth Vader at #1. While talking about Jack Torrance from The Shining, Bruce from Finding Nemo is mentioned as one of the characters to parody Torrance. During the #19 entry, footage from Boy Meets World is used. While talking about the titular character from Forrest Gump, Bill Nye the Science Guy is mentioned as a show to have parodied Gump. While talking about Vito Corleone from The Godfather, Zootopia is mentioned as a movie that has parodied the character. While talking about Darth Vader, footage from Toy Story 2 is used.
*In "Celebs Who Were Fired in 2023 (So Far)" (published June 13, 2023), footage from ESPN is used throughout the video. One entry is dedicated to T.J. Holmes and Amy Robach, who were fired from ABC.
*Watchmojo uploaded "Top 20 Power Rangers Theme Songs".
*"Top 10 Most Powerful Kids Cartoon Characters" ranks the Collector from The Owl House at #4, Bill Cipher from Gravity Falls at #2, and the Guardian from Amphibia at #1. Footage from Incredibles 2 is used in the intro when saying movie characters will not be included.
*In "Top 10 Times Movies Affected the Real World", Bambi ranks at #6, as the death of the titular character's mother led to a decrease in the hunting of deer in the real world.
*"Top 20 Most Heroic Deaths in Movies" ranks Henry Stamper from Armageddon at #19, Yondu Udonta in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 at #14, Bing Bong from Inside Out at #7, Jyn Erso and the other forces in Rogue One at #6, and Iron Man in Avengers: Endgame at #3. Footage from Guardians of the Galaxy is also used.
*In "10 Times People Confessed to Murders They DIDN'T Commit", while talking about Willie Stuckey and David McCallum "confessing" to the murder of Nathan Glenner, a girl wearing a Minnie Mouse shirt in one of the men's family photo.
*In "Top 20 South Park Plot Holes You Never Noticed", while talking about Kyle forgetting about ManBearPig, Jack Skellington, Peter Pan, Mickey Mouse, Yoda, Ewoks, Stormtroopers, Darth Maul, Cinderella, Br'er Fox, Br'er Rabbit, Uncle Remus, Mr. Toad, the Mad Hatter, V.I.N.CENT, Dreamfinder, Cruella De Vil, Captain Hook, The Headless Horseman, the Green Goblin, and Venom are seen in footage from the Imaginationland trilogy.
*"EVERY Wes Anderson Movie Ranked From Worst to Best" ranks The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou at #8 and Rushmore at #5.
*In "Top 10 Most Famous Speeches In History" (published June 15, 2023), while talking about the Gettysburg Address, footage from Lincoln is used.
*"Top 20 Memorable Movie Heists" ranks stealing the Deceleration of Independence from National Treasure at #19, stealing the Death Star plans from Rogue One at #10, and the Time Heist from Avengers: Endgame at #8. Footage from Ant-Man is also used.
*In "Top 10 Most Dangerous Things YouTubers Have Done for Views", while talking about eating Tide Pods, footage from an ABC News report on the challenge is used.
*In "100 Unsolved Mysteries", footage from ABC News reports and National Geographic productions is used throughout the video. While talking about the possibility of the multiverse, footage from Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness is used. While talking about Joseph Zarelli, a picture of Zarelli's grave features two figures of Spider-Man and a toy featuring R2-D2 in front of Zarelli's grave as well as a Buzz Lightyear toy resting on top of the gravestone.
*"Top 20 Video Games With The BEST Boss Fights" ranks Kingdom Hearts II at #19.
*In "Top 20 Father Figures in Movies and TV", the TV portion of the list ranks Din Djarin from The Mandalorian at #9 and Mr. Feeny from Boy Meets World at #1. The movie portion of the list ranks Yondu Udonta at #9 and Tony Stark at #3. Thanos is a joke #1 entry for the movie portion of the list. Footage from Spider-Man: Homecoming, Avengers: Infinity War, Avengers: Endgame, Guardians of the Galaxy, and Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 is also used.
*"Top 20 Best Superhero Movie Plot Twists" ranks the Ancient One using the Dark Dimension from Doctor Strange at #16, the Skrulls being benevolent from Captain Marvel at #14, Mysterio's betrayal from Spider-Man: Far From Home at #11, Red Skull's return in Avengers: Infinity War at #10, T'Chaka killing Erik Killmonger's father in Black Panther at #9, the Vulture being Liz Allan's father in Spider-Man: Homecoming at #7, Ego killing Peter's mother in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 at #6, Elijah Price being a villain in Unbreakable at #4, Bucky killing Tony's parents in Captain America: Civil War at #3, and S.H.I.E.L.D. being HYDRA from Captain America: The Winter Soldier at #1. Footage from Thor: The Dark World is used in the intro.
*"Top 20 Creepiest Child Performances in Horror Movies" ranks Harry Joel Osment as Cole Sear from The Sixth Sense at #2.
*"Top 10 Most ANNOYING Movie Characters Ever" ranks Jar Jar Binks at #1.
*In "Top 10 Best Michael Keaton Performances", an honorable mention is given to Vulture/Adrian Toomes from Spider-Man: Homecoming.
*"Top 20 Best Action Movie Remakes of All Time" (published June 20, 2023) ranks Gone in 60 Seconds at #20.
*"Top 10 Best Movies of 2023 (So Far)" (published June 20, 2023) ranks Elemental at #8 and Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 at #7. The narrator says Pixar has previously personified toys, emotions, and souls. The narrator says the #7 entry is the MCU's best movie since Avengers: Endgame. While talking about Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret, Abby Ryder Fortson's role as Cassie Lang in the first two Ant-Man movies is mentioned.
*"Top 20 Stupidest Ways TV Shows Killed Off Characters" ranks Cad Bane being impaled in The Book of Boba Fett at #18 and Najma sacrificing herself in Ms. Marvel at #9.
*"The Origins of the Super Skrull" uses footage from Secret Invasion.
*"Top 10 Samuel L. Jackson Kills" ranks Nick Fury's car chase against HYDRA from Captain America: The Winter Soldier at #5 and Alexander Pierce's death from Captain America: The Winter Soldier at #2. While talking about Richmond Valentine's terrorist attack on a baseball stadium in Kingsman: The Secret Service, the narrator jokes Valentine would get along with Thanos.
*"Top 10 CENSORED Comedy Movie Scenes" ranks Bobby Benson's cigarette being removed in The Muppet Christmas Carol at #10, Maddison's hair being digitally extended in Swept Away at #9, the adult service phone number being removed from The Santa Clause at #7, the rock Kuzco throws at Pacha being replaced with an acorn in The Emperor's New Groove at #5, and Jessica Rabbit's extra clothing in Who Framed Roger Rabbit at #3. While talking about Peggy Brant's death being edited out of The Mask, after mentioning the titular mask belonged to Loki, the narrator specifies it's not the Marvel character. Footage from The Avengers is used.
*In "Top 10 Most GRUESOME South Park Episodes", a clip featuring parodies of Beast, Elsa, Thor, Snow White, Iron Man, Captain Marvel, Buzz Lightyear, Kylo Ren, and a Stormtrooper is used in the intro. While talking about "Band in China", the show's parodies of Winnie the Pooh and Piglet are seen in footage from the episode.
*Watchmojo uploaded "Top 10 Power Rangers Team Finishing Weapons".
*"Top 10 Video Games of 2023 (So Far)" (published June 22, 2023) ranks Star Wars Jedi: Survivor at #8. The narrator says the aforementioned game improves upon its predecessor.
*"Top 20 Action Scenes Done In One Take" ranks the hallway fight from the third episode of The Defenders at #19, the Avengers' first team-up in The Avengers at #14, and the hallway fight from the fourth episode of season three of Daredevil at #3.
*In "Top 20 Most WTF Movie Ideas", while talking about Sausage Party, the narrator says the film tricks into thinking it's a Pixar movie. While talking about Monster Trucks, the narrator jokes that movie was inspired by the scene where Mater is briefly dressed as a vampire in Cars 2.
*In "Top 20 Cringiest Things From The 80s", while talking about Betamax, a VHS of Peter Pan is seen.
*"Top 10 Funniest Harrison Ford Interview Moments" ranks wanting Han Solo to die at #6, being de-aged for his upcoming role as Thaddeus Ross at #4, and hurting his leg on the set of The Force Awakens at #1.
*In "10 Dumbest Ways People Have Died In Real Life", while talking about Samuel Wardell being crushed by the weight from his primitive alarm clock after drunkenly setting the night before, footage from Mary Poppins Returns and the live-action remake of Beauty and the Beast is used. While talking about Jean-Baptiste Luli ignoring a doctor's orders and dancing with an infected foot, footage from Hocus Pocus is used.
*In "Celebs Who Have Been Arrested in 2023 (So Far)" (published June 24, 2023), while talking about Jay Johnston, footage from an ABC News report on the January 6 insurrection on the United States Capitol is used. While talking about Johnathon Majors, footage from Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania is used. While talking about Donald Trump, footage from an ABC News report on Trump's second arrest is used.
*In "Top 20 Creepiest Places on Earth That Can't Be Explained", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video. While talking about the Richat Structure, footage from Atlantis: The Lost Empire is used.
*In "Top 20 Greatest Michael Jackson Songs of All Time" (published June 25, 2023), while talking about "We Are Here to Change the World", the song's use on Captain EO is mentioned.
*"Top 20 HARDEST Video Game Endings To Get" ranks the extra endings from the Kingdom Hearts series at #8.
*In "The Godfather vs Scarface: Who Was The Greatest Mob Boss?", footage from Zootopia is used.
*In "10 Worst Prisons in History" (published June 25, 2023), footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video. While talking about Château d'If, footage from The Count of Monte Cristo is used.
*In "Top 20 Anime Characters With INSANE Hidden Powers", while talking about Deku from My Hero Acadamia, the narrator compares one of Deku's powers to Spider-Sense.
*In "Top 20 Simpsons Moments That Will Make You Cry", while talking about Bart's birthday song to Lisa from "Stark-Raving Dad", it is mentioned the episode is unavailable on Disney+.
*"Top 20 Darkest MCU Moments" ranks Loki's death from Avengers: Infinity War at #20, Tony's vision from Avengers: Age of Ultron at #19, Tony's panic attack from Iron Man 3 at #18, the Ravagers' execution from Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 at #17, Thor decapitating Thanos from Avengers: Endgame at #16, Quicksilver's death from Avengers: Age of Ultron at #15, Marc Spector's backstory from Moon Knight at #14, Ramonda's death from Black Panther: Wakanda Forever at #13, Wanda killing the Illuminati from Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness at #12, Isaiah Bradley's backstory from The Falcon and The Winter Soldier at #11, the Lagos' fight from Captain America: Civil War at #10, Gamora's death from Avengers: Infinity War at #9, the Black Widow's training from Black Widow at #8, John Walker murdering a Flag Smasher from The Falcon and The Winter Soldier at #7, Aunt May's death from Spider-Man: No Way Home at #6, Arnim Zola rebuilding HYDRA from Captain America: The Winter Soldier at #5, Ego revealing he killed Peter's mother from Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 at #4, Bucky killing Tony's parents from Captain America: Civil War at #3, Strange Supreme killing Christine Palmer from "What If... Doctor Strange Lost His Heart Instead of His Hands?" at #2, and the snap from Avengers: Infinity War at #1.
*"Top 10 Most Surprising Simpsons Predictions That Came True" (published June 27, 2023) ranks Disney buying Fox from "When You Dish Upon a Star" at #8.
*In "Top 20 BIGGEST Kaiju Movie Monsters Ever", while talking about Slatirn from Pacific Rim, it is mentioned that the monster's 576-foot height would make it taller than the Washington Monument, with footage from Spider-Man: Homecoming being used.
*In "10 Bloodiest Acts of Revenge In History" (published June 27, 2023), while talking about Julius Caesar killing the pirates who kidnapped him, footage from Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl is used.
*"Top 20 Anticipated But Disappointing Movies" ranks The Lion King 2019 at #20, Tron: Legacy at #18, and Thor: Love and Thunder at #17. Footage from Thor: Ragnarok and Eternals is also used.
*In "Top 20 Brands That Don't Exist Anymore" (published June 28, 2023), while talking about Vine, a video from the site shows an individual dressed as Spider-Man. While talking about Netscape, footage from Captain Marvel is used. This clip also appears in the "Gone But Not Forgotten: Lists Of Things That Don't Exist Anymore" compilation uploaded on January 2, 2024.
*In "10 YouTube Villains: Where Are They Now?" (published June 29, 2023), while talking about PewDiePie, footage from PewDiePie's video touring Walt Disney Animation Studios is used. While talking about Logan Paul, footage from an ABC News report on Paul is used.
*"Top 20 Horror Movie Villain Weaknesses" ranks the aliens from Signs being weak to water at #19.
*"Top 10 Times Brian Griffin Said What We Were All Thinking" ranks pointing out Lando was wearing Han's clothes at the end of The Empire Strikes Back from "Something, Something, Something, Dark Side" at #5.
*In "Top 20 Actors Who Did Advanced Weapons Training", while talking about Chris Pratt's training for Zero Dark Thirty, it is mentioned that movie released before Pratt was "flying around the universe fighting aliens and busting out killer dance moves".
*In "10 Times Celebs Had Public Meltdowns", while talking about Lindsay Lohan's drug abuse, footage from The Parent Trap and an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Christian Bale's rant on the set of Terminator Salvation, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Alec Baldwin's angry voicemail to his daughter, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Chris Brown's physical abuse towards Rihanna, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Tom Cruise's rant over crew members not following COVID-19 safety protocols on the set of Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning - Part One, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Teresa Guidace flipping a table, the Disney+ logo is seen in footage from Dancing With the Stars. While talking about Charlie Sheen's deteriorating mental health throughout the late 2000s, footage from an ABC News interview with Sheen is used.
*In "Top 10 Best Ben & Jerry's ice Cream Flavors", while talking about Strawberry Cheesecake, footage from The Little Mermaid is used. While talking about Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough, footage from The Muppets is used. While talking about Half Baked, footage from Cars is used.
*In "Top 10 Sexiest Canadian Female Celebrities", while talking about Emily VanCamp, her role as Sharon Carter is mentioned, with footage from Captain America: The Winter Soldier being used. While talking about Cobie Smulders, her role as Maria Hill is mentioned, with footage from Captain America: The Winter Soldier being used. While talking about Evangeline Lilly, her role as Hope Van Dyne is mentioned, with footage from Ant-Man and its sequel being used. Footage from Lost is also used.
*In "Top 20 Times Actors Were Pranked Live on Camera", while talking about Angela Bassett's son pranking her into thinking Michael B. Jordan was dead, it is mentioned that Bassett and Jordan are co-stars in Black Panther.
*In "10 Times Drive Thru Karens Faced Justice", while talking about Nicholas Weber being arrested after rear ending Narissa Roque and Patricia Roque in a McDonald's drive-through and calling the Flippino mother and daughter a racial slur, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used.
*"Top 20 Scariest CGI Effects In Movies" ranks the aliens from Signs at #3.
*"10 Most Ridiculous Design FAILS" ranks a Spider-Man tissue box that looks like the tissues are coming out of the hero's rear at #2.
*"Top 20 Video Game Decisions You're Going to Get Wrong Either Way" ranks saving either Nightcrawler or Jean Grey in Marvel Ultimate Alliance at #12.
*In "Top 10 Exact Moments When Comedians Destroyed Their Careers", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video. While talking about Kathy Griffin posting a photo of herself holding a mock of Donald Trump's bloody head, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. This clip is also seen in "The Exact Moments Things Were Ruined..." compilation.
*In "Top 20 UNBEARABLY Awkward Live Musical Performances", while talking about Selena Gomez's performance at the 2013 KISS FM Jingle Ball, the narrator says the performance wouldn't have been able to be salvaged even with Alex Russo's magic. While talking about Nick Jonas playing a wrong note during Kelsea Bsllerini's performance of her song "Peter Pan" at the 2016 Country Music Awards, the narrator jokes Jonas may have graduated from Camp Rock, but should have spent some time at "Camp Country" as well. While talking about Fergie's performance of the United States National Anthem at the 2018 NBA All-Star Game, footage from ESPN's coverage of the event is used. While talking about Mariah Carey's performance at New Year's Rockin' Eve 2017, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Miley Cyrus and Robin Thicke's performance at the 2013 MTV Video Music Awards, Cyrus is called a former Disney Channel star. While talking about Corey Feldman's performance during a 2006 appearance on Today, footage from an ABC News interview with Feldman is used.
*"Top 20 MCU MISTAKES Marvel Wants You To Forget" ranks subpar CGI at #20, the release schedule of Agent Carter at #19, the Quicksilver fake-out from WandaVision at #18, 2008's The Incredible Hulk at #17, the inconsistent team-ups at #16, the irrelevance of the Sokovia Accords at #15, Steve Rogers kissing Peggy's niece at #14, excusing Wanda's actions at #13, Electro never unmasked his Peter Parker from Spider-Man: No Way Home at #12, Thor: The Dark World at #11, ways to avoid death at #10, timeline inconsistencies at #9, aforementioned issues pertaining to the Infinity Gauntlet at #8, mislabeling the world as Earth-616 at #7, the ending of Iron Man 3 at #6, letting directors go at #5, the disconnect of the Netflix shows at #4, lack of female-led products at #3, poor villains at #2, and Inhumans at #1. Footage from Thor: Ragnarok, Avengers: Infinity War, Avengers: Endgame, Black Widow, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, Thor: Love and Thunder, Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, The Avengers, "What If... The World Lost Its Mightiest Heroes?", She-Hulk: Attorney at Law, Avengers: Age of Ultron, Captain America: The Winter Soldier, Doctor Strange, Captain America: Civil War, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Spider-Man: Homecoming, Guardians of the Galaxy, Ms. Marvel, Ant-Man, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, Jessica Jones, Agent Carter, Black Panther, and Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings is also used.
*In "Top 20 Surprisingly Touching Moments from South Park", while talking about Kyle adding Kip Drordy as a Facebook friend in "You Have 0 Friends", the episode's Tron parody is mentioned.
*In "Top 10 Sports Customs That Only Exist in America", footage from ESPN coverage of various sports games is used throughout the video. While talking about tailgate events, footage from an ABC News report on the tradition is used.
*In "Top 20 Concerts Ruined by MORONS", while talking about Travis Scott's concert in Houston, Texas in 2021, footage from an ABC News report on the concert is used.
*In "Top 20 Actors With the Best Fake Accents", while talking about Tatiana Maslany, footage from She-Hulk: Attorney at Law is used. While talking about John Boyega, his role as Finn is mentioned, with footage from Star Wars: The Force Awakens being used. While talking about Tom Holland, his role as Spider-Man is mentioned, with footage from Spider-Man: Homecoming, Spider-Man: Far From Home, and Spider-Man: No Way Home being used. While talking about Jodie Comar, footage from Free Guy is used. While talking about Christian Bale, his role in The Prestige is mentioned.
*In "Top 20 Horror Movie Examples of the Mandela Effect", while talking about Dracula not saying "I want to suck your blood" in 1931's Dracula, the narrator believes Ed Wood contributed to the false memory. The #6 entry is dedicated to Ray being misremembered as saying "I see white people" in Scary Movie, when the line is actually a direct imitation of the line being parodied from The Sixth Sense.
*In "Top 20 Best Board Games of the Century (So Far)" (published July 4, 2023), footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video.
*"Top 100 Best Video Games of All Time" (published July 4, 2023) ranks Kingdom Hearts II at #90, Marvel vs. Capcom 2: New Age of Heroes at #70, and Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic at #52.
*In "McDonald's' Grimace Shake", one customer is wearing a Spider-Man shirt.
*In "Top 10 Fast Food Conspiracy Theories", while talking about the theory that Chipotle's 2015 Ebola outbreak was caused by a sabotage by a competitor, footage from an ABC News report on the outbreak is used. This clip is also seen in the "SECRETS That Will NEVER Be REVEALED..." compilation.
*"Top 20 Most Adult Superhero Cartoons" ranks M.O.D.O.K. at #19 and Hit-Monkey at #15.
*"Top 20 MORE Of The Smartest Decisions in Horror Movies" ranks blowing up the house in Fright Night at #20.
*In "10 YouTubers Who Went Broke", while talking about Olivia Cara, one of the things Cara is said to have spent her money on is a trip to Disneyland. While talking about David Dobrik, a figure of Groot is seen behind Dobrik in his apology video for sexual assault allegations against Dom Zaglitis. While talking about Boogie2988, memorabilia of BB-8, R2-D2, Yoda, and a Keyblade are seen behind Boogie.
*"Top 10 Movies That BOMBED in 2023 (So Far)" (published July 6, 2023) ranks Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania at #4, Elemental at #3, and Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny at #2. Footage from Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, Luca, Turning Red, and Lightyear is also used.
*In "Top 20 Craziest Things Celebs Did for Attention", while talking about Jake Paul participating in the "Bird Box Challenge", the Disney logo is seen in a photo of Paul. While talking about Ryan Lochte faking a robbery, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Joaquin Phoenix pretending to retire, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While about Shia LaBeouf wearing a paper bag reading "I'm Not Famous Anymore" on his head, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Kim Kardashian and Kris Humphries' marriage, footage from an ABC News report on the short-lived couple's divorce is used. While talking about Steve Rannazzisi lying about being in the South Tower during the terrorist attack on the Twin Towers on September 11, 2001, footage from an ABC News report on the lie is used. While talking about Jussie Smollett faking a hate crime, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used.
*"Top 20 Scariest Natural Disaster Movies" ranks White Squall at #19.
*In "Top 10 Mythical Places that Turned Out to Be REAL", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video.
*"Top 20 Most Satisfying Deaths of Cartoon Characters" ranks the Grand Inquisitor from Star Wars Rebels at #20, Toffee from Star vs. the Forces of Evil at #18, Zhan Tiri from Tangled: The Series at #11, Bill Cipher from Gravity Falls at #3, and Maul in Star Wars Rebels at #2. The narrator says Zhan Tiri is "given a one-way ticket to infinity and beyond".
*"Top 20 Most Paused Horror Movie Moments" ranks the alien on the video tape from Signs at #10. The #12 entry is dedicated to numerous references to other monsters in Cloverfield, one of which is a news ticker that mentions the smoke monster from Lost. While talking about the reveal of the Lipstick-Face Demon in Insidious, the narrator says compared the demon to Darth Maul.
*In "10 Most Shocking Celebrity Deaths", while talking about Anthony Bourdain, footage from an ABC News report on Bourdain's death is used. While talking about Kobe Bryant, footage from an ABC News report on Bryant's death is used. While talking about Robin Williams, footage from an ABC News report on Williams' death is used. While talking about Chadwick Boseman, footage from an ABC News report on Boseman's death is used. Footage from Black Panther is also used. While talking about Heath Ledger, footage from an ABC News report on Ledger's death is used.
*In "Top 20 MORE Conspiracies That Turned Out To Be Real", while talking about America attempting to weaponize the weather, footage from an ABC News report on the study is used. While talking about some apps using the microphones on people's devices to determine advertisements, a picture from Disneyland's Instagram page is shown.
*"Top 20 True Story Movies That Actually Showed The Craziest Part" ranks Cool Runnings at #16.
*"Top 20 Craziest Music Examples of the Mandela Effect" ranks "Home from work" being misremembered as "Off to work" in "Heigh-Ho" from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs at #6.
*"Top 10 Times Marvel Characters Went Beast Mode" ranks the prison break in Black Widow at #8, the female characters fighting Proxima Midnight in Avengers: Infinity War at #7, the "God of Hammers" speech in Thor: Ragnarok at #5, "I am Iron Man" in Avengers: Endgame at #4, holding the Power Stone in Guardians of the Galaxy at #2, and Captain America holding Mjölnir in Avengers: Endgame at #1.
*In "Top 10 90s Mysteries That Were FINALLY SOLVED", while talking about the murder of Marlene Warren, footage from an ABC News report on the murder is used. While talking about the Unabomber, footage from an ABC News report on the terrorist is used.
*"Top 20 Movie Moments That Made Fans RAGE QUIT" ranks "The Mandarin" from Iron Man 3 at #14, Jar Jar Binks from The Phantom Menace at #12, and Leia flying through space as well as Luke's death from The Last Jedi at #1. While talking about the animated super suit in Green Lantern, footage from Black Panther is used.
*"Top 10 Movie Hero Plans RUINED by Morons" ranks P.T. Flea setting the bird on fire in A Bug's Life at #8, Abu touching the treasure in the Cave of Wonders from Aladdin at #5, and Star-Lord hitting Thanos in Avengers: Infinity War at #3.
*"Top 20 Modern Westerns" (published July 11, 2023) ranks Tombstone at #4.
*"Star Wars Ahsoka: Live Action Vs Animated Characters" compares the characters seen in the trailer for Ahsoka to their animated counterparts.
*"Top 10 Smartest Action Movie Decisions That Still Got People Killed" ranks stealing the Death Star plans from Rogue One at #1.
*In "Top 20 Infamous YouTube Apologies", while talking about DaddyOFive's apology for using their children for views, footage from an ABC News report on the family is used. While talking about David Dobrik, a figure of Groot is seen behind Dobrik in his apology video for sexual assault allegations against Dom Zaglitis.
*"Top 10 Bad Movies With Great TV Show Adaptations" ranks Star Wars: The Clone Wars at #2.
*"Top 100 Greatest TV Characters of All Time" (premiered July 13, 2023) ranks the titular character from Lizzie McGuire at #79, Matt Murdock from Daredevil at #49, Kermit from the Muppets franchise at #39, and John Locke from Lost at #29.
*In "Top 10 Times Companies Ripped Us Off And Faced Justice", while taking about Bernard L. Maddoff Investment Securities, footage from an ABC News report on the company is used.
*In "10 Explosions Caught on Camera", while talking about the Boston Marathon Bombing, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used, While talking about a house in Brentwood, New Hampshire, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about a ceasefire in Karthun failing, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used.
*"Top 20 Worst Changes in Movie Remakes" ranks Gaston attempting to kill Maurice in the live-action Beauty and the Beast remake at #20, removing the political subtext from Swept Away at #11, and "pretty much everything" about the live-action Pinocchio remake at #10. Footage from the original Beauty and the Beast, the Lion King remake, and the original Pinocchio is also used.
*In "Top 20 Biggest Horror Movie Flops Of All Time" (published July 14, 2023), while talking about Beau Is Afraid, the narrator says the film's three-hour runtime is hard to get through because "it isn't exactly The Avengers". While talking about Slither, it is mentioned the film was directed by James Gunn, whose work on Guardians of the Galaxy is mentioned.
*In "10 Notorious Crimes in American History" (published July 14, 2023), while talking about Watergate, footage from an ABC News report on the scandal is used.
*In "Top 20 Celeb Scandals Everyone Forgot Happened", while talking about Robert Downey Jr.'s substance abuse, his role as Iron Man is mentioned, with footage from the character's first self-titled film being used. While talking about Caitlyn Jenner (known as Bruce Jenner at the time) being involved in a fatal car accident, footage from an ABC News report on the accident is used. While talking about David Letterman's cheating allegations, footage from Letterman's appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live! is used, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright information. While talking about Chris Brown assaulting Rihanna, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Reese Witherspoon being arrested after drunkenly yelling at a police officer, footage from an ABC News interview with Witherspoon is used.
*In "Hollywood Actors Strike EXPLAINED", footage from The Last Jedi and She-Hulk: Attorney at Law is used.
*In "Top 20 Outrageous Fast Food Items", while talking about the T. Rex Burger from Wendy's, footage from Dinosaur is used.
*In "10 Unsolved Bible Mysteries", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video.
*In "Top 20 Bart Simpson Moments", while talking about making himself, Mulhouse, Nelson, and Martin fake IDs in "Bart on the Road", it is mentioned the boys narrow down their choices for a road trip destination using the fake IDs to either the Knoxville World's Fair or Disney World, choosing the former.
*In "Top 10 Times Video Games ROASTED Celebrities", while talking about Brütal Legend making Ozzy Osbourne the Guardian of Metal, footage from an ABC News interview with Ozzy and Sharnon Osbourne the used. While talking about Eric Cartman comparing the player to Tom Brady if they enter a keypad's code before finding it in-game in South Park: The Fractured But Whole, footage from an ABC News report on "Deflate Gate" is used.
*In "Top 10 Times Actors Lashed Out", while talking about Christian Bale yelling at a cinematographer for walking into a shot on the set of Terminator Salvation, footage from an ABC News interview with Bale is used. While talking about numerous incidents involving Shia LaBeouf, footage from an ABC News report on LaBeouf slapping numerous audience members at a Broadway show is used. LaBeouf is also referred to as a "former Disney Channel star".
*In "10 Surprise Attacks That Changed History" (published July 17, 2023), while talking about Pearl Harbor, footage from the film of the same name is used.
*"Top 20 PG-13 Horror Movies That Are ACTUALLY Scary" ranks Signs at #17 and The Sixth Sense at #7.
*In "10 Dark Facts You Didn't Know About Religious Leaders", while talking about the Catholic Church covering up Cardinal Law's sexual abuse allegations, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used.
*"Top 10 Games With Insane Graphics That Bombed" ranks SquareEnix's Avengers game at #5.
*"Top 20 Worst TV Spin-Offs" ranks Once Upon a Time in Wonderland (a spin-off of Once Upon a Time) at #13.
*"Top 10 TV Shows Kids Today Don't Recognize" (published July 19, 2023) ranks JoJo's Circus at #4.
*In the short "Canceled Netflix Shows In 2023 (So Far)" (published July 19, 2023), footage from Toy Story 2 is used.
*In "10 Celebrities You Didn't Know Were Accused of Inappropriate Behavior or Misconduct", while talking about John Lasseter, his time working for Pixar is mentioned, with footage from Toy Story and Toy Story 4 being used.
*"Top 20 Movie Franchises That Failed to Continue with a New Lead" ranks the TRON franchise at #19. Footage from Tron and Tron: Legacy is used.
*"Top 10 Bad Games That Were Recalled Or Delisted" ranks Fantasia for the SEGA GENSIS at #5.
*In "10 Movie Franchise Deaths That Happened Because the Actor Died in Real Life", entries are dedicated to Doc Hudson, Leia Organa, and T'Challa. Footage from Cars, Cars 3, The Force Awakens, The Last Jedi, The Rise of Skywalker, Captain America: Civil War, Black Panther, and Black Panther: Wakanda Forever is used.
*"20 Hidden Jokes in Kids Movies That Will RUIN Your Childhood" ranks Judy Hopps saying rabbits are "good at multiplying" from Zootopia at #19, Scott Calvin saying he's okay with Santa's flying bag because he "lived through the '60s" in The Santa Clause at #15, Cruella De Vil calling Roger a "busy boy" in the live-action 101 Dalmatians remake at #14, the topless woman in The Rescuers at #12, the lemon party in Cars 2 at #11, the bus driver offering to help the Sanderson sisters "get children" from Hocus Pocus at #9, Mr. Potato Head saying he's the only one who can take his wife's mouth in Toy Story 3 at #6, the Air Conditioner asking if Kirby is going to "suck him to death" from The Brave Little Toaster at #5, Colette Tatou glancing down after Alfredo Linguini says he has a "tiny, little…" from Ratatouille at #4, the two girl cars who flash their headlights at Lightning McQueen in Cars at #2, and Buzz's wings popping out after first seeing Jessie from Toy Story 2 at #1. Footage from Aladdin and the King of Thieves, The Emperor's New Groove, A Bug's Life, Toy Story, The Little Mermaid, and Bambi is also used.
*"Top 10 Funniest Ryan Gosling Interview Moments" ranks Graham Norton playing a video from Gosling's time on the Mickey Mouse Club on The Graham Norton Show at #3.
*"Every Christopher Nolan Movie Ranked" ranks The Prestige at #4. While talking about Inception, a comment is shown that compares the film to American Dragon: Jake Long.
*"Top 20 Breaking Character Moments on Saturday Night Live" ranks Rachel Dratch breaking character in the sketch "Debbie Downer Goes to Disney World" at #4.
*In "Top 10 Controversial Raunchy Comedies", while talking about Fritz the Cat, it is mentioned the film released two years after The Aristocats.
*"Top 20 Animated Shows That Deserve Another Season" ranks The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes at #17, Recess at #10, Gargoyles at #8, and Gravity Falls at #7. Footage from Avengers Assemble and Avengers: Age of Ultron is also used.
*In "Barbie vs Oppenheimer", it is mentioned that Barbie has the most pre-sold tickets since Avatar: The Way of Water. Footage from an ABC News interview with Greta Gerwig is used.
*"Top 20 INSANE Secret Menu Items" ranks The Incredible Hulk from Taco Bell at #9. While talking about the Barnyard Burger from Wendy's, the narrator jokes the burger is like if a wolf started cooking like Remy from Ratatouille.
*"Top 20 Superheroes Outside Marvel and DC" ranks The Rocketeer at #8. Footage from The Rocketeer and The Incredibles is also used. While talking about Kick-Ass, the narrator says that Kick-Ass didn't need a radioactive spider bite to become a hero.
*In "The 20 Greatest American Actors of All Time" (published July 23, 2023), while talking about Viola Davis, footage from The Help is used. While talking about Robin Williams, footage from Good Morning, Vietnam, Dead Poets Society, and Aladdin is used. While talking about Tom Hanks, footage from Toy Story is used.
*"Top 20 Cameos in the Marvel Cinematic Universe" ranks Tony Stark in The Incredible Hulk at #20, Megan Thee Stallion in She-Hulk: Attorney at Law at #8, Bruce Banner in Iron Man 3 at #18, Danny Pudi in Captain America: The Winter Soldier at #17, Nathan Fillion in Guardians of the Galaxy at #16, Garret Morris in Ant-Man at #15, Captain Marvel in Ms. Marvel at #14, Clint Barton in Thor at #13, David Hasselhoff in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 at #12, various Joe Russo cameos at #11, Bruce Campbell in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness at #10, Erik Killmonger in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever at #9, Howard the Duck in Guardians of the Galaxy at #8, Sam Wilson in Captain America: The Winter Soldier at #7, Lou Furigno in The Incredible Hulk at #6, J. Jonah Jameson in Spider-Man: Far From Home at #5, Matt Damon in Thor: Ragnarok at #4, Matt Murdock in Spider-Man: No Way Home at #3, Nick Fury in Iron Man at #2, and Stan Lee at #1. Footage from The Avengers, Captain America: Civil War, Spider-Man: Homecoming, Black Panther, Avengers: Infinity War, Avengers: Endgame, Spider-Man: No Way Home, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, and The Marvels is also used.
*"Top 10 Jamie Foxx Performances" ranks Joe Gardner from Soul at #4.
*In "10 Craziest Times Things Were Thrown at Musicians On Stage", while talking about a fan throwing their cell phone at Bebe Rehxa, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used.
*In "Top 10 DUMBEST Things Chris Griffin Has Ever Done", the #7 entry is wrestling a lamp from "When You Wish Upon a Weinstein", the title of which is a parody of "When You Wish Upon a Star". While talking about learning Korean to impress the Spanish-speaking Isabella, Chris and Isabella's date is compared to Lady and the Tramp.
*"Every MCU Question Answered in Secret Invasion" has how long Nick Fury was a Skrull, Thaddeus Ross is not currently the president, if Captain Marvel found a home for the Skrulls, if Fury has a wife, the fate of the Frost Beast, Super Skrull, and Skrull Avengers.
*In "Top 20 Worst Things Mr. Burns Has Done", the #6 entry is planning to kill Santa's Little Helper's puppies in "Two Dozen and One Greyhounds", which is a reference to Cruella De Vil's plan in One Hundred and One Dalmatians, which the title is also a parody of. Footage from the episode features Mr. Burns' song "See My Vests", which is a parody of "Be Our Guest" from Beauty and the Beast.
*"Top 20 Companies That Went BANKRUPT" (published July 27, 2023) ranks Marvel at #10. Footage from Avengers: Endgame is used.
*In "Top 20 Most Awkward Moments on Late Night", multiple entries come from Jimmy Kimmel Live!, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright information. One of these entries is the #10 entry, which sees Kanye West comparing himself to Jesus Christ. Another person named Kanye West compares him to within this rant is Walt Disney.
*"Top 20 MORE Scenes Where Actors Couldn't Keep a Straight Face" ranks Sandra Bullock during the grape scene in The Proposal at #19.
*"Top 20 Cartoon Moments That Made Fans Rage Quit" ranks the third season of Gargoyles at #18 and the time skip in "Act Your Age" from Phineas and Ferb at #15.
*In "Top 20 Creepiest Mysteries You've Never Heard Of", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video. While talking about feet washing up on multiple beaches throughout the Pacific Northwest, footage from an ABC News report on the mystery is used. While talking about Havana Syndrome, footage from an ABC News report on the mystery is used. While talking about the disappearance of the United States Navy's L-8 Blimp, footage from an ABC News report on the mystery is used. While talking about the disappearance of the Ourang Medan, footage from Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End is used.
*"Top 10 Times Robot Chicken Went TOO FAR" ranks "Kermit Kong", which parodies Muppet Babies at #7 and "Kingdom Hearts Key Party" at #6.
*In "Top 20 MORE Rip Off Songs", while talking about "Pray for Me" by The Weekend and Kendrick Lamar being a rip-off of "Sunrise" by Yeasyer, the former is mentioned to have been written for the soundtrack of Black Panther.
*In "Top 20 Controversial Commercials That SOMEHOW Were Not Banned", while talking about Pepsi's "Live for Now" commercial, footage from an ABC News report on the commercial is used.
*In "Top 20 Creepiest Things Caught On Security Cameras", while talking about numerous supernatural occurrences at the Barnsley Antiques Centre, one of the incidents involves a rocking horse designed after Bambi moving on its own. Stormtrooper armor is also seen on display in the store. While talking about Missy Bevers' killer being recorded leaving the scene of the crime, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used.
*In "Top 20 MORE Stores That Don't Exist Anymore" (published July 31, 2023), while talking about Tweeter, footage from Grey's Anatomy is used, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright information. While talking about Club Libby Lu, footage from a commercial for the store featuring Hannah Montana products is used. while talking about Crazy Eddie, footage from Splash is used. While talking about the Discovery Channel Store, Disney is mentioned as another media company that attempted to open its own branch of stores. This clip also appears in the "Gone But Not Forgotten: Lists Of Things That Don't Exist Anymore" compilation uploaded on January 2, 2024.
*In "Top 10 Times Sports Announcers BOMBED So Hard They Ruined Their Careers", footage from ESPN coverage is used throughout the video.
*"Top 20 Martial Arts Movies of the Century So Far" (published July 31, 2023) ranks Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings at #15.
*In "Top 20 Healthiest Fruits", while talking about cherries, footage from Wreck-It Ralph is used. While talking about avocados, footage from an ABC News report on the fruit is used.
*In "Top 20 Products That Don't Exist Anymore" (published August 1, 2023), while talking about the Walkman, footage from Pretty Woman is used. This clip also appears in the "Gone But Not Forgotten: Lists Of Things That Don't Exist Anymore" compilation uploaded on January 2, 2024.
*Watchmojo uploaded "Top 3 Loki Season 2 Trailer Details".
*"Top 20 Most Frustrating Video Game Levels" ranks the level based on "I Just Can't Wait to Be King" from the Lion King SEGA GENSIS game at #12.
*"Top 20 MORE Actor Mistakes That Were Kept in the Movie" ranks Anne Hathaway tripping on the bleachers in The Princess Diaries at #5. While talking about Terry Cruise crashing a scooter in American Graffiti, it is mentioned the film released four years before Star Wars.
*"Top 10 Most Painful Costumes Worn By Actors" ranks the titular character's costume from Maleficent at #9, Black Widow's costume from The Avengers at #6, and C-3PO's costume from Star Wars at #5. Footage from Captain America: The Winter Soldier, Spider-Man: Far From Home, and Black Widow is also used
*In "Top 10 Toy Lines That Deserve Movies", while talking about Micronaughts, the narrator suggests the movie could feature a plot point similar to Buzz Lightyear's experience in the first Toy Story, although footage from Toy Story 2 is used. While talking about Rom the Space Knight, footage from Avengers: Infinity War and Captain Marvel is used. While talking about Stretch Armstrong, footage from The Santa Clause 2 is used. While talking about Beanie Babies, footage from National Treasure is used.
*In "Top 23 Video Game Boss Battles of Each Year" (published August 3, 2023), the entry for 2002 is Sephiroth in Kingdom Hearts. The entry for 2003 is Darth Malak from Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic. The entry for 2018 is Doctor Octopus from Insomniac's Spider-Man.
*Watchmojo hosted a livestream of Pixar trivia.
*In "Top 10 Hidden Details in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Mutant Mayhem", while talking about the voice cast, it is mentioned that Seth Rogen voices Bebop, which the narrator calls fitting as Bebop is the second warthog Rogen has voiced.
*In "Top 20 Monster Movies of All Time" (published August 4, 2023), while talking about An American Werewolf in London, the film's Mickey Mouse phone is seen. During the honorable mention for Gremlins, the footage used features the titular creatures singing "Heigh-Ho". This clip also appears in "The Ultimate Godzilla Countdown".
*"Top 20 Unexpectedly Violent Moments in Cartoons" ranks Rift Tamson's death in Star Wars: The Clone Wars at #9 and Bill Cipher shuffling Preston's orifices in Gravity Falls at #4.
*In "Top 10 South Park Episodes That Aged REALLY WELL" (published August 5, 2023), while talking about "Band in China", Mickey Mouse, Winnie the Pooh, and Piglet are seen in footage from the episode. While talking about the Imaginationland trilogy, Jack Skellington, Peter Pan, Mickey Mouse, Yoda, Ewoks, Stormtroopers, Darth Maul, Cinderella, Br'er Fox, Br'er Rabbit, Uncle Remus, Mr. Toad, the Mad Hatter, V.I.N.CENT, Dreamfinder, Cruella De Vil, Captain Hook, The Headless Horseman, the Green Goblin, and Venom are seen.
*In "Top 10 Best and Worst Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Crossovers", the #2 Worst entry is Michelangelo's appearance in Cartoon All-Stars to the Rescue. Huey, Dewey, Louie, Kermit, Gonzo, Miss Piggy, and Tigger are also seen in the PSA.
*In "Top 20 MORE Actors Who Saved Their Career with One Performance", while talking about Michelle Yeoh in Crazy Rich Asians, Yeoh's two roles in the MCU are alluded to. While talking about Brad Pitt in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, footage from an ABC News report on Pitt is used. The report itself features footage of Pitt on the red carpet for Maleficent.
*In "Top 10 Times Joe Rogan Stood Up to Guests on The Joe Rogan Experience", while talking about arguing with Jamie Kilstein over whether murder or sexual misconduct is the worse crime, a Stormtrooper helmet is seen behind Rogan.
*In "Top 100 INSANE CLASSIFIED Secrets They Didn't Want You To Know", footage from National Geographic productions and various ABC News reports is used throughout the video. While talking about Francis Powers being shot down and interrogated by Russian spies as well as the CIA disguising Sam Sniffer Drones as U2 Planes to recover Soviet S-75 missiles for examination, footage from Bridge of Spies is used.
*In "Top 20 Times Celebs Mocked Horrible Interview Questions", while talking about Robert Downey, Jr. leaving an interview with Channel 4 News after the questions became too personal, it is mentioned that the interview was meant to be a promotion for Avengers: Age of Ultron. While talking about Scarlett Johansson criticizing numerous instances of being asked about her costume, footage from The Avengers is used.
*In "20 Reporters Who Couldn't Hold Back Tears", numerous entries come from ABC News. Footage from National Geographic productions is also used throughout the video.
*In "10 Convicted Murderers Who Gave TV Interviews Before Being Arrested", while talking about Chris Watts murdering his wife and two daughters, footage from an ABC News report on Watts is used.
*"Top 20 Infamous Toys That Were Recalled" ranks toys based off Sarge painted with lead at #11. Footage from Cars is used. While talking about the Alien Wiggle Toy, footage from Toy Story is used. While talking about Buckyballs, footage from an ABC News report on the toy is used. While talking about fidget spinners, footage from an ABC News report on the toy is used. While talking about Hoverboards, footage from an ABC News report on the toy is used. While talking about the Easy Bake Oven, footage from an ABC News report on the toy is used.
*"Top 10 Times Animated Villains Faked Being Redeemed" ranks Doctor Octopus in Spider-Man at #8, Sasha Waybright from Amphibia at #6, and Lots-o'-Huggin' Bear from Toy Story 3 at #4.
*In "10 Times TV Shows Ruined People's Lives", while talking about Jeannette McCurdy on iCarly as well as Sam and Cat, footage from an ABC News interview with McCurdy is used. This clip also appears in the "These People's Lives Were Ruined..." compilation.
*In "10 Celebs Who Tried To Warn Everyone About Harvey Weinstein", footage from ABC News interviews with the various celebrities is used throughout the video.
*"Top 20 Most Powerful Movie Characters of All Time" (published August 7, 2023) ranks Davy Jones at #20, Maleficent at #17, Genie at #3, and Darth Vader at #1. Footage from Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest, Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End, Sleeping Beauty, Aladdin, and Rogue One is used.
*In "10 Disturbing Cult Killings That Shook the World", while talking about Charles Manson, footage from an ABC News report on Manson is used.
*In "Top 10 Jobs That Don't Exist Anymore" (published August 8, 2023), footage from Hidalgo is used.
*In "Top 10 DC Deleted Scenes", while talking about a scene involving the Mother Boxes deleted from 2017's Wonder Woman, footage from Iron Man is used.
*"Top 20 Best Movie Endings of the Century (So Far)" (published August 8, 2023) ranks Andy giving his toys to Bonnie from Toy Story 3 at #14 and Steve's dance with Peggy from Avengers: Endgame at #14. Footage from Iron Man is also used.
*In "Top 10 Cartoons Brought to LIVE ACTION by AI", while talking about Popcorn Futurist's live-action Rick and Morty, Designed by Fayo's Rick and Morty parodies are also mentioned, with one clip featuring the titular duo and Woody being teleported to the Twin Pines Mall from Back to the Future.
*"Top 20 Marvel Moments That Made Fans Rage Quit" ranks Kamala Khan's death at #20, Iron Man's villain arc at #19, Aunt May being Peter's mom at #18, heroes' villainy being ignored at #17, Nightcrawler being an evil pope at #16, Mary Jane's death at #15, the abrupt ending of the war between the Inhumans and mutants at #14, Magneto being Wanda's father being reversed at #13, Carol seeing the future at #12, Iron Man and Black Widow's adult tape at #11, Carol's child at #10, the swimsuit special at #9, Wolverine being a lupine at #8, the Clone Saga at #7, heroes reborn at #6, Wanda and Pietro getting too close at #5, Captain America being a double agent at #4, Norman Osborn and Gwen Stacy's affair at #3, the deaths in the Ultimate universe at #2, and Spider-Man's deal with Mephistopheles at #1.
*Watchmojo uploaded "Top 20 Special Power Rangers".
*"Top 20 MORE Cartoon Fan Theories That Will Ruin Your Childhood" ranks the Cy-Bug that Sergeant Calhoun killed transformed into her finance in Wreck-It Ralph at #18, Kristoff's coat being made from Sven's mother from Frozen at #16, the human world being set during the bubonic plague from Monsters, Inc. at #14, Kim being genetically modified from Kim Possible at #13, Simba causing the drought in The Lion King at #12, Cars being set in a post-apocalyptic timeline at #10, Syndrome being Mr. Incredible's long-lost son from The Incredibles at #8, the titular brothers being figments of Candace's imagination from Phineas and Ferb at #7, Ellie being infertile from Up at #6, the titular character killing the Lost Boys from Peter Pan at #3, and Sleepy, Happy, Doc, Dopey, Sneezy, Bashful, and Grumpy being an allegory for substance use from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs at #1.
*"Top 20 Horribly Awkward TV Cameos" ranks Larry David's cameo in "My Best Friend's Boyfriend" from Hannah Montana at #14.
*In "Top 20 Creepiest Video Game Easter Eggs", while talking about Jeane's abusive relationship heard by slowing down her monologue during her boss fight in No More Heroes, Travis' weapon is compared to a Lightsaber.
*In "10 Serial Killer Mysteries That Were Finally Solved" (published August 11, 2023), while talking about Terry Rasmussen, footage from an ABC News report on Rasmussen is used.
*"Top 20 Cartoon TV Plot Twists Nobody Saw Coming" ranks Webby being a clone of Scrooge from DuckTales 2017 at #19, Star being swapped out for Eclipsa's daughter from Star vs. the Forces of Evil at #9, and the author of the journals from Gravity Falls at #2.
*In "Top 10 South Park Songs That Mocked Celebrities", while talking about "Love You Bay-Bay", which mocked The Jonas Brothers, the show's parody of Mickey Mouse is seen. While talking about "Push (Feelin' Good on a Wednesday)", which mocked Lorde, a Frozen poster is seen.
*In the short "How Donald Glover Inspired Spider-Man", footage from Ultimate Spider-Man and Spider-Man: Homecoming is used.
*"Top 10 Smart Movie Villains Who Made Dumb Decisions" ranks Loki only attacking New York in The Avengers at #8, Ego revealing he killed Peter's mother in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 at #3, and the aliens attacking Earth despite being weak to water in Signs at #2. An honorable mention is given to Ronan double-crossing Thanos in Guardians of the Galaxy.
*In "Top 20 SNL Feuds", while talking about Julia Sweeney's feud with various male cast members and writers, footage from It's Pat is used. While talking about Kanye West's feud with various backstage crew members, footage from an ABC News report on the leaked audio of one of West's rants is used. While talking about Eddie Murphy's feud with David Spade and Saturday Night Live in general, footage from one of Spade's appearances on Jimmy Kimmel Live! is used.
*In "Top 20 TV Shows That Were Canceled For Ridiculous Reasons", the #18 entry is dedicated to The Spectacular Spider-Man, which was cancelled due to Disney's acquisition of Marvel. The #13 entry is dedicated to Star Wars: The Clone Wars, which was cancelled due to the content becoming "too graphic". Footage from Avengers: Infinity War is also used. While talking about Family Guy, footage from the episode "When You Wish Upon a Weinstein" is used. Although muted, Peter can be seen singing "I Need a Jew" in the footage, which is a parody of "When You Wish Upon a Star".
*"Top 20 Most Unfair Playable Characters In Video Games" ranks Anakin Skywalker in Star Wars Battlefront II at #17, Sentinel in Marvel vs. Capcom 2: New Age of Heroes at #7, and Yoda in Soul Caliber IV at #4.
*In "Top 10 Celebrities Who Never Learned Their Lesson", while talking about Anthony Weiner, footage from an ABC News report on Weiner is used. While talking about Azealia Banks, Banks is seen wearing a Mickey Mouse sweater in footage from the music video for her song "212". While talking about Logan Paul, footage from an ABC News report on Paul is used.
*"Top 10 Cult Classic Animated Movies That BOMBED at the Box Office" ranks The Black Cauldron at #10, Atlantis: The Lost Empire at #4, and Treasure Planet at #2. While talking about Balto, it is mentioned the film released a month after Toy Story. While talking about Treasure Planet, it is mentioned the film was directed by the same duo as Hercules and The Little Mermaid. It is also mentioned the film was beat at the box office by The Santa Clause 2.
*In "Top 20 Actors With Only One Good Movie", the #8 entry is dedicated to Dane Cook, whose only good movie is said to be Dan in Real Life. The #6 entry is dedicated to James Corden, whose only good movie is said to be Into the Woods. While talking about Katherine Heigl (whose only good movie is said to be Knocked Up), footage from Grey's Anatomy is used, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright information.
*In "Top 20 Movies That Had The Wrong Rating", the #7 entry is dedicated to The Hunchback of Notre Dame, which the narrator believes should have been rated PG instead of G.
*"Top 10 Directors Fired Or Replaced On A Movie" ranks Edgar Wright being replaced on Ant-Man at #5 as well as Phil Lord and Christopher Miller being replaced on Solo at #3. Footage from The Last Jedi is also used.
*"Top 20 Most Unsettling Plot Twists In Non Horror Movies" ranks Elijah Price causing the train derailment in Unbreakable at #20. While talking about Leonard realizing he was his wife's killer in Memento, footage from The Prestige is used.
*"Top 20 Kids Show Episodes That Dealt With Serious Issues" ranks "Inner Beauty" from Lizzie McGuire at #20, "Dances with Ignorance" from Pepper Ann at #17, "Hey, Who Wants Pizza?" from Andi Mack at #16, and "True Colors" from That's So Raven at #9. Footage from Good Luck Charlie is also used.
*In "Top 10 Natural Disasters You Forgot About", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video.
*In "Top 10 Femmes Fatales in Video Games", while talking about Morrigan Aensland from the Darkstalkers franchise, footage from Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 and Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite is used.
*"Top 10 Taking the Bullet Moments in Movies" ranks Quicksilver's death from Avengers: Age of Ultron at #8, Hooch saving Turner from Turner & Hooch at #6, and John Smith saving Chief Powhatan from Pocahontas at #4. Footage from The Avengers is used in the intro.
*"Top 20 Darkest Supervillain Portrayals" ranks Iain De Caestecker as The Doctor at #19, Daniel Brühl as Baron Zemo at #17, Chukwudi Iwuji as the High Evolutionary at #11, Willem Dafoe as Green Goblin at #10, Josh Brolin as Thanos at #7, Vincent D'Onofrio as Kingpin at #5, and David Tenet as Kilgrave at #2. Footage from Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Captain America: Civil War, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, Spider-Man: No Way Home, Avengers: Endgame, Daredevil, and Jessica Jones is used.
*In "Top 10 Countries with the Most Beautiful People", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video. While talking about Nigeria, Uzo Aduba is listed as a celebrity from Nigeria. Footage from an interview with Aduba on the red carpet for Lightyear is used. Footage from an ABC News interview with Toheeb Jimoh is also used. While talking about the United States, footage from Avengers: Endgame is used. Footage from an ABC News interview with Chris Evans is also used.
*In "Top 20 Cartoons You Should NEVER Watch in Front of Your Parents", parodies of Mickey Mouse are seen in footage from Drawn Together and South Park. The latter also features parodies of Black Panther, Jafar, Thor, the Queen of Hearts, Snow White, Iron Man, the Genie, Buzz Lightyear, Kylo Ren, a Stormtrooper, Winnie the Pooh, and Piglet.
*"Top 20 Movie Endings That Made Fans Rage Quit" ranks Thor: The Dark World at #16 and The Rise of Skywalker at #1. While talking about Morbius, footage from Spider-Man: Homecoming is used. Footage from The Last Jedi is also used.
*"Top 10 Comebacks in Kids Shows" ranks Major Monogram telling Carl he's like the son he never had because of the latter's stark contrast to the former's actual son from Phineas and Ferb at #7 and Zack saying "Honey, you missed Audburn big time" from The Suite Life of Zack & Cody at #3.
*"Top 10 Movie Spoilers Everyone Should Know By Now" (published August 17, 2023) ranks Spider-Man turning to dust in Avengers: Infinity War at #9, Malcolm Crowe being dead in The Sixth Sense at #2, and Darth Vader being Luke's father from The Empire Strikes Back at #1.
*In "Live Horror Trivia Game! (ft. Mackenzie and Tim)", when Mackenzie asks Tim and what the first horror movie they saw was, Tim asks if Halloweentown counts. Mackenzie says her first horror movie was The Sixth Sense. Mackenzie says seeing Ellen in Evil Dead Rise gave her a similar level of excitement as fans seeing Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield's Spider-Men appearing in Spider-Man: No Way Home. Mackenzie suggests a horror movie featuring lightsabers.
*"Top 20 Awesome Concepts Wasted On Mediocre Movies" ranks The Village wasting the concept of monsters invading an early American settlement at #19.
*"Top 10 Times Cartoon Characters Went Beast Mode" ranks Dr. Doofenshmirtz turning himself into a platypus from Phineas and Ferb at #9, Darth Sidious fighting Darth Maul and Savage Opress from Star Wars: The Clone Wars at #6, and Donald Duck winning the race against Gladstone Gander from DuckTales 2017 at #3.
*In "Top 20 Most Watched Events in History" (published August 18, 2023), the #18 entry is the grand opening of Disneyland, which was viewed by 90 million people.
*In "Top 10 Murder Mysteries That Were Finally Solved" (published August 18, 2023), while talking about Rita Curran, footage from an ABC News report on Curran is used. This clip is also seen in the "These Mysteries Have Finally Been SOLVED..." compilation.
*In "Top 20 Plot Holes in The Simpsons You Never Noticed", one clip features Homer accidentally spoiling the twist of Darth Vader being Luke's father to a nearby line of people.
*In "20 Movies That RUINED People's Lives", one entry is dedicated to The Phantom Menace ruining Ahmed Best's life. Another entry is dedicated to Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs ruining Adriana Caselotti's life. Footage from Obi-Wan Kenobi is also used.
*In "Top 20 Cartoons That Were Cancelled For Ridiculous Reasons", the #15 entry is dedicated to Gargoyles, which was cancelled because it couldn't compete with Power Rangers. The #13 entry is dedicated to Kim Possible, which was cancelled due to Disney Channel limiting its shows to 65 episodes at the time. The #5 entry is dedicated to The Spectacular Spider-Man, which was cancelled due to Disney's acquisition of Marvel. The #3 entry is dedicated to Star Wars: The Clone Wars, which was cancelled due to being "too violent". Footage from Lilo & Stitch: The Series is also used. That's So Raven is mentioned as a show that broke the 65-episode limit.
*"Top 20 Times TV Bullies Who Got What They DESERVED" ranks Amber and Ashley getting locked in a porta-potty from Hannah Montana at #8.
*"Top 10 Horror Movies So BAD They Were Pulled From Theatres" ranks Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey at #10 and The Watcher in the Woods at #5. Footage from Return to Oz, The Black Cauldron, and Tron is also used. Midnight Madness is also listed along with the previous three as PG Disney movies.
*"Top 20 Family Guy Movie Parodies" ranks the Star Wars parodies at #1. The intro features footage from the show's parody of Inside Out. This clip is also seen in the "Top 10 Family Guy Marathon - Part Two" compilation.
*"Top 10 WORST MCU Movies" ranks Avengers: Age of Ultron at #10, Thor at #9, Black Widow at #8, Captain Marvel at #7, Thor: Love and Thunder at #6, The Incredible Hulk at #5, Eternals at #4, Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania at #3, Iron Man 2 at #2, and Thor: The Dark World at #1. Footage from Captain America: Civil War, Avengers: Infinity War, Iron Man, Captain America: The First Avenger, Avengers: Endgame, Hawkeye, Thor: Ragnarok, The Avengers, and Ant-Man is also used.
*In "Top 10 Idiot Musicians", while talking about Azealia Banks, Banks is seen wearing a Mickey Mouse sweater in footage from the music video for her song "212".
*In "10 Celebrity Sex Scandals", while talking about Jesse James, footage from an ABC News report on James is used. While talking about Arnold Schwarzenegger, footage from an ABC News report on Schwarzenegger is used. While talking about Vince McMahon, footage from an ABC News report on McMahon is used. While talking about Woody Allen, footage from an ABC News report on Allen is used. While talking about Harvey Weinstein, footage from an ABC News report on Weinstein is used. This clip is also seen in the "These Scandals SHOCKED The World" compilation.
*In "Top 20 Stars Who Were Booed at Award Shows", while talking about Chris Brown at the 50th American Music Awards, footage from an ABC News interview with Rihanna is used. While talking about Kristin Stewart at the 29th MTV Video Music Awards, footage from an ABC News report on Stewart is used.
*In "Top 10 Movies You Only Know for One Scene", while talking about Anchors Aweigh (which is best known for the scene where Joesph Brady dances with Jerry from Tom and Jerry), the narrator mentions the scene was originally planned to feature Mickey Mouse, but Disney refused.
*"Top 20 Ahsoka Moments" ranks defeating an Inquisitor at #20, defending Younglings at #19, meeting Din Djarin at #18, learning from a mistake at #17, bonding with a sabertooth at #16, saving Barriss at #15, training with the 501st at #14, proving herself on Geonosis at #13, holding back Darth Sidious at #12, being infected by the Son at #11, fighting the Death Watch at #10, helping Ezra Bridger at #9, escaping the Trandoshians at #8, fighting the Fifth Brother and Seventh Sister at #7, surviving Order 66 at #6, the race to the surface at #5, fighting Morgan Elsbeth at #4, leaving the Jedi Order at #3, dueling Maul at #2, and fighting Darth Vader at #1.
*"Top 10 Deceptively Powerful Cartoon Characters" ranks Star Butterfly from Star vs. the Forces of Evil at #4. While talking about Droopy Dog from the Boomerang cartoons, the narrator says Droopy's voice makes Eeyore sound like a cheerleader. The narrator also says Droopy doesn't need to get angry to access his super strength, which is said to be a contrast to the Hulk.
*"Top 20 Worst Sitcoms EVER" (published August 23, 2023) ranks Dog with a Blog at #6.
*In "10 Celebs Who Opened Up About Past Traumas" (published August 23, 2023), while talking about Tracy Morgan discussing his 2014 car accident, footage from an ABC News interview with Morgan is used. While talking about Jeannette McCurdy writing a book about her abusive mother, footage from an ABC News interview with McCurdy is used. While talking about Corey Feldman discussing abuse from his time as a child star, footage from an ABC News interview with Feldman is used. While talking about Demi Lovato discussing her substance abuse, it is mentioned Lovato was sexually assaulted while working for Disney Channel. While talking about Eminem writing about his traumatic childhood in his songs, footage from an ABC News interview with the rapper's mother is used.
*"Top 10 Times Nicolas Cage Went BEAST MODE" ranks the final jump from Gone in 60 Seconds at #9, the final fight from The Rock at #8, and defeating Cyrus "The Virus" from Con Air at #7.
*"Top 10 Most Brutal Over the Top Deaths in Kid Shows" ranks Rick Tamson's death from Star Wars: The Clone Wars at #9, Stevie's death from Wizards of Waverly Place at #7, and Toffee's death from Star vs. the Forces of Evil at #3.
*In "Top 20 Worst Family Guy Episodes", while talking about "Con Heiress", the episode's scene where Herbert appears in a pot parodying Groot's regrowing from Guardians of the Galaxy is shown. While talking about "Trump Guy", the episode's scene where Donald Trump speaks like Jabba the Hutt is shown. While talking about "You Can't Handle the Booth", the episode's scene where Lois says she is going to call "Fox or Disney payroll" after being irritated at having to record commentary is shown. This clip is also seen in the "Top 10 Family Guy Marathon - Part Two" compilation.
*In "Top 10 Things Gran Turismo Gets Factually Right and Wrong", footage from ESPN coverage is used throughout the video.
*In "Top 10 Controversial Scenes Actors REGRET Doing", while talking about Jim Carrey regretting his role as Colonel Star and Stripes in Kick-Ass 2 due to the shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School (which occurred only a month before the film's release) changing his mind on the violence displayed in the film, footage from an ABC News report on Carrey's comments is used.
*In "20 FAILED Kidnapping Attempts Caught on Camera", while talking about Alicia Keating stopping Sammie Wallace from kidnapping her daughter, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about an unnamed mother stopping Craig Bonello from kidnapping her daughter, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about an unnamed mother stopping Craig Bonello from kidnapping her daughter, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Manvier Comer stopping Nathaniel Rodriguez from kidnapping an unnamed woman, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about an unnamed mother stopping Craig Bonello from kidnapping her daughter, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Georganne stopping Thomas Woods from kidnapping her daughter, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about a Kennedy stopping Derrick McPhearson from kidnapping her, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used.
*"Top 20 Cartoon Characters that Should Be in Prison" ranks Li'l Gideon Gleeful from Gravity Falls at #9.
*"Top 20 Shameless Video Game Cash Grabs" ranks SquareEnix's Avengers game at #15.
*In "Top 10 Will Ferrell Movies - Fan Rank!", while talking about Megamind, Mackenzie says she feels like the movie is overshadowed by The Incredibles.
*"Top 100 WORST Movies of All Time" (published August 26, 2023) ranks It's Pat at #85, Dark Phoenix at #72, and Artemis Fowl at #61. While talking about Morbius, Vulture's cameo in the film is mentioned. While talking about Cutthroat Island, the narrator says the film nearly killed the pirate genre until the release of Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl. While talking about The Emoji Movie, footage from Wreck-It Ralph is used.
*"Top 10 Hardest Bosses In PlayStation Games" ranks Sephiroth's boss fight from Kingdom Hearts II at #8.
*In "Top 20 Underrated Eminem Songs", while talking about "Rhyme or Reason", the song's verse where Eminem impersonates Yoda is played.
*In "Top 10 Ancient Mysteries That Were FINALLY SOLVED" (published August 27, 2023), footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video. This clip is also seen in the "The Best of History And Mystery..." compilation.
*"Top 20 Worst Netflix Shows" ranks Iron Fist at #10. Footage from The Defenders is also used. Daredevil, Jessica Jones, and Luke Cage are also mentioned. While talking about The I-Land, footage from Lost is used.
*In "Top 20 Funniest Arrested Development Moments", while talking about Tobias dressing up as "Mrs. Featherbottom" in numerous episodes, the narrator describes the costume as "pull[ing] a Mrs. Doubtfire with a tiny dash of Mary Poppins".
*"Top 10 BEST Movie Scores by Modern Musicians" (published August 28, 2023) ranks Daft Punk's score for Tron: Legacy at #3.
*"Top 10 Wrestling Crossovers" ranks the Muppets' appearance on WWE Raw at #7. It is mentioned this was done as a promotion for the 2011 film.
*"Top 10 Worst Post Credit Scenes" ranks Vulture's cameo in Morbius at #1. Footage from Spider-Man: Homecoming and Spider-Man: No Way Home is also used.
*In "Top 20 Actors Who Played Multiple Comic Book Characters", while talking about Oscar Isaac, footage from Moon Knight is used. While talking about Idris Elba, footage from Thor is used. While talking about Hailee Steinfeld, footage from Hawkeye is used. While talking about Aaron Taylor-Johnson, footage from Avengers: Age of Ultron is used. While talking about Michael B. Jordan, footage from Black Panther is used. While talking about Christian Bale, footage from Thor: Love and Thunder is used. While talking about Karl Urban, footage from Thor: Ragnarok is used. While talking about Hugo Weaving, footage from Captain America: The First Avenger is used. While talking about Michelle Pfeiffer, footage from Ant-Man and the Wasp is used. While talking about Michael Keaton, footage from Spider-Man: Homecoming is used. While talking about Josh Brolin and Chris Evans, footage from Avengers: Infinity War is used.
*"Top 10 TV Characters That Were BURIED ALIVE" ranks Nikki and Palo from Lost at #4.
*In "Top 10 Voice Actors in DC Animated Shows", while talking about Mark Hamill as the Joker, Hamill's role as Luke Skywalker is mentioned.
*"Top 20 Dinosaur Fights in Movies" ranks Arlo and the T-Rexes fighting the velociraptors from The Good Dinosaur at #18, Aladar fighting the carnotaurus from Dinosaur at #9, and the fight between the stegosaurus and the T-Rex from Fantasia at #6.
*Watchmojo uploaded "Top 20 Best Power Rangers Fights".
*"Top 20 Movies That Are Incredibly Hard to Find" ranks the original Star Wars trilogy at #10 and Song of the South at #1.
*In "Top 10 Crazy Ingredients In Your Favorite Products", while talking about sand being used to avoid clumping in certain products, footage from A Wrinkle in Time is used. While talking about red products using bugs to obtain their red coloring, footage from The Lion King is used. While talking about antifreeze being made with a similar product as cake mix and ice cream, footage from Phineas and Ferb is used.
*In "Live Snack Trivia Game! (ft. Mackenzie and The Watchmojo Lady)", Mackenzie says the questions in the game are less specific than questions focused on a topic such as Marvel would be. Mackenzie mentions enjoying the pickle milkshake at Epcot. The question about where hot dogs were invented features Disneyland and Splash Mountain as two of the options.
*"Top 10 Hyped Movies With the Biggest Box Office Drop Off" ranks Solo at #9 and Dark Phoenix at #5.
*"Top 20 Smartest Decisions in Action Movies" ranks Doctor Strange trapping Dormammu in a time loop from Doctor Strange at #18 and Star-Lord distracting Ronan with a dance-off from Guardians of the Galaxy at #13.
*In "Top 20 Celebs Who Became Surprisingly Good Voice Actors", while talking about Tim Curry, his roles as Long John Silver in Muppet Treasure Island and Palpatine in Star Wars: The Clone Wars are mentioned. While talking about Kristen Schaal, her role as Mabel Pines in Gravity Falls is mentioned. While talking about Jaleel White, footage from DuckTales 2017 is used. While talking about Brad Garrett, his roles as Dim in A Bug's Life, Bloat in Finding Nemo, Gusteau in Ratatouille, Hook Hand in Tangled, Chug in Planes, and Eeyore in Christopher Robin are mentioned. While talking about Mae Whitman, her roles as Tinker Bell and Amity Blight in The Owl House are mentioned. Footage from Tinker Bell and the Lost Treasure is used for the former. While talking about Clancy Brown, his role as Surtur in Thor: Ragnarok is mentioned. While talking about Howie Mendel, his roles as Skeeter, Animal, and Bunsen Honeydew on Muppet Babies are mentioned. While talking about Will Ferdel, his roles as Eric Matthews in Boy Meets World, Deadpool in Ultimate Spider-Man, Star-Lord in the Guardians of the Galaxy TV series, and Ron Stoppable in Kim Possible are mentioned. While talking about Freddie Prinze Jr., his role as Kanan Jarrus in Star Wars Rebels is mentioned. While talking about Alan Tudyk, his roles as King Candy in Wreck-It Ralph and K-2SO in Rogue One are mentioned. While talking about Scarlett Johansson, her role as Kaa in the Jungle Book remake is mentioned. Her role as Black Widow is also mentioned, with footage from Captain America: The Winter Soldier being used. While talking about J.K. Simmons, his roles as Mayor Lionheart in Zootopia and Ford Pines in Gravity Falls are mentioned. While taking about Keith David, his roles as Goliath in Gargoyles and Dr. Facilier in The Princess and the Frog are mentioned. While talking about Patrick Warburton, his role as Kronk in The Emperor's New Groove is mentioned. While talking about Mark Hamill, his role as Darth Blaine from Star Wars: The Clone Wars is mentioned. His role as Luke Skywalker is also mentioned.
*"Top 20 MORE Improvised Movie Moments" ranks Edward snapping the necklace case shut in Pretty Woman at #5 and Han Solo saying "I know" from The Empire Strikes Back at #2.
*In "Top 20 Stars Who Fired Back at Their Interviewer", the #6 entry involves Kanye West telling Sway Collway he "[doesn't] have the answers" during an interview on Sway in the Morning. During the rant, West compares himself to Walt Disney. While talking about Robert Downey, Jr. leaving an interview with Channel 4 News after the questions became too personal, it is mentioned that the interview was meant to be a promotion for Avengers: Age of Ultron. The #4 entry involves Scarlett Johansson criticizing Jerry Pennacoli for asking questions about her costume.
*"20 Celebrity Meltdowns" ranks Chris Brown locking himself in his dressing room after being asked questions about his relationship with Rihanna during an ABC News at #17 and Charlie Sheen's "winning" rank from an ABC News interview at #1. While talking about Tom Cruise jumping on Oprah's couch, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. The #4 entry involves Kanye West telling Sway Collway he "[doesn't] have the answers" during an interview on Sway in the Morning. During the rant, West compares himself to Walt Disney. While talking about Shia LeBouf's numerous outbursts, footage from Even Stevens is used. While talking about Mel Gibson's numerous outbursts, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used.
*"Top 20 Craziest Ways People Quit Their Jobs" ranks a bank employee who wore a Spider-Man costume on his last day of work at #15. Footage from Captain America: Civil War is used. While about Joey DeFrancesco leading a marching through the hallways of the hotel he worked at, footage from The Suite Life of Zack & Cody is used, While talking about Steven Slater quitting his job as a flight attendant by sliding down his plane's emergency exit slide, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used.
*In "Top 10 Dark Truths About The Simpsons", while talking about "Stark-Raving Dad" being pulled after Michael Jackson's sexual abuse allegations, it is mentioned the episode is not available on Disney+.
*In "Top 20 Times Reality TV Went TOO FAR", while talking about inappropriate outfits on Toddlers and Tiaras, one outfit mentioned is said to have a resemblance to Julia Roberts' outfit in Pretty Woman.
*In "10 Celebrities Who Lost EVERYTHING Due to Addiction", while talking about Matthew Perry, footage from an ABC News interview with Perry is used. While talking about Lindsay Lohan, footage from Freaky Friday is used. While talking about Anna Nicole Smith, the ABC logo is seen in footage from the 2004 Billboard Music Awards. While talking about Whitney Houston, the ABC logo is seen in footage from the 2007 Billboard Music Awards. Footage from an ABC News interview with Houston is also used.
*In "10 Creepiest American Mysteries that Were Finally Solved" (published September 3, 2023), footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video. While talking about Anugetta Pettway kidnapping Carlina White, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Joseph James D'Angelo being identified as the Golden State Killer, footage from an ABC News report on D'Angelo is used. This clip is also seen in the "These Mysteries Have Finally Been SOLVED..." compilation.
*In "Top 10 Historical Inaccuracies People Think Are TRUE", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video.
*"Top 20 Biopic Actors Who Look EXACTLY Like the Real People" ranks Daniel Day-Lewis as Abraham Lincoln in Lincoln at #4.
*In "Top 10 Facts About ISRO", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video.
*"Top 10 Best 80s Cartoons You Forgot Existed" ranks The Wuzzles at #9 and Muppet Babies at #7. Footage from Adventures of the Gummi Bears is also used.
*In "Top 20 Overhyped Inventions That FLOPPED", while talking about the Microsoft Zune, footage from Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 is used.
*In "Top 10 Laws That Were Created Because of MORONS", while talking about Tennessee's law preventing people from sharing their streaming service passwords, footage from an ABC News report on Netflix's policy applying the same restrictions nationwide is used.
*In "Top 20 Healthiest Vegetables", footage from The Emperor's New Groove is used in the intro. While talking about kale, footage from Marvel One-Shot: All Hail the King and Delivery Man is used.
*"Top 10 Surprise Bosses You Weren't Expecting to Fight", ranks Rick the Door Technician from Star Wars Jedi: Survivor at #7.
*In "10 Times Horrible Students Faced Justice", while talking about George Huguely being arrested after murdering Yardley Love, footage from an ABC News report on Love's murder is used.
*In "Top 10 Mysterious Unexplained Events Caught on Camera", while taking about the "Wolfman" seen outside Aramillo Zoo, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used.
*"Top 20 Animated Superhero Movies of All Time" (published September 8, 2023) ranks Incredibles 2 at #15, Big Hero 6 at #9, and The Incredibles at #3. While talking about Teen Titans Go! To The Movies, the movie's parody of the "Circle of Life" scene from The Lion King is seen in the footage.
*In "Top 10 Smash Mouth Songs", while talking about "Come On, Come On", the song's appearances in Kim Possible and Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo are mentioned. While talking about "Pacific Coast Party", the song's appearance in Disney's Extreme Skate Adventure is mentioned.
*In "Top 10 Dark Truths About That 70s Show", while talking about Lindsay Lohan's guest appearance being delayed due to her poor health, footage from Access Hollywood mentions Lohan's role in Disney's Herbie remake.
*"Top 20 TV Cast Feuds" ranks Betty White and Bea Arthur on The Golden Girls at #11.
*In "Top 20 Hated Actors", while talking about Charlie Sheen, footage from an ABC News interview with Sheen is used. While talking about Gwyneth Paltrow, footage from Iron Man is used. While talking about Amy Schumer, footage from an ABC News report on Schumer is used. While talking about Rob Schneider, footage from The Hot Chick is used. While talking about Pauly Shore, footage from Encino Man is used. While talking about James Corden, footage from Into the Woods is used.
*"Top 10 Force Moments In Star Wars" rank Yoda deflecting Sidious' lightning at #10, Obi-Wan Kenobi fighting Darth Vader at #9, Grogu lifting the mudhorn at #8, Luke Skywalker's force projection at #7, Palpatine using Force Lightning against Luke at #6, Obi-Wan's Jedi Mind Trick at #5, Rey grabbing Luke's lightsaber at #4, Yoda lifting Luke's X-Wing at #3, Darth Vader force-chocking people at #2, and Luke destroying the Death Star at #1.
*In "10 Times Karens TERRORIZED Kids", while talking about Mia Ponsetto attacking Keon Harold, Jr. after incorrectly believing he stole her phone, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Margaret Geitzinger cutting a student's hair, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about daycare workers terrorizing the children at their daycare by wearing a mask reminiscent of Ghostface from the Scream franchise, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used.
*In "Top 20 Most Controversial TV Moments Ever", wile talking about Miley Cyrus twerking on Robin Thicke at the 2013 MTV Video Awards, the narrator says Cyrus was "attempting to shed her Hannah Montana image." While talking about Bill Maher saying a racial slur on Real Time with Bill Maher, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used.
*"Top 20 WORST Disney Movies" ranks The Shaggy Dog 2006 at #20, Doug's 1st Movie at #19, The Pacifier at #18, The Wild at #17, G-Force at #16, That Darn Cat 1997 at #15, The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause at #14, Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time at #13, Underdog at #12, Inspector Gadget at #11, Alice Through the Looking Glass at #10, Mars Needs Moms at #9, The Lone Ranger at #8, Old Dogs at #7, Mr. Magoo at #6, Chicken Little at #5, the live-action Pinocchio remake at #4, Planes at #3, Kazaam at #2, and Artemis Fowl at #1. Footage from The Santa Clause, The Santa Clause 2, The Shaggy Dog 1994, Finding Nemo, That Darn Cat! 1965, Inspector Gadget 2, the live-action Alice in Wonderland remake, the original Alice in Wonderland, Tangled, Frozen, the original Pinocchio, Cars, and Planes: Fire & Rescue is also used.
*"Top 20 Annoying Kid Characters in Movies" ranks Boba Fett in Attack of the Clones at #20 and Anakin Skywalker in The Phantom Menace at #2.
*In "Top 20 Historical Mysteries That Have Been Solved" (published September 10, 2023), footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video. While talking about the Flying Dutchman, footage from Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest is used.
*"Top 20 Box Office Bombs That Gained a Cult Following" ranks Hocus Pocus at #19.
*In "Top 10 Science Breakthroughs That Destroyed Entire Industries" (published September 12, 2023), footage from Hannah Montana is used in the intro. While talking about the telephone removing the need for telegraphy, footage from The Prestige is used. While talking about the engine removing the need for horse-drawn carriages, footage from Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End is used.
*In "20 Career Ending Scandals" while talking about Kevin Spacey's sexual abuse charges, footage from an ABC News report on the charges is used. While talking about Nancy Kerrigan sabotaging Tonya Harding, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Jared Fogel's sexual abuse charges, footage from an ABC News report on the charges is used. While talking about Kathy Griffin holding up a prop of Donald Trump's severed head, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Cee-Lo Green's sexual abuse charges, his role as Shuggie in The Proud Family: Louder and Prouder is mentioned. While talking about Gina Carno spreading conspiracy theories about the COVID-19 pandemic and the 2020 United States presidential election, her role as Cara Dune in The Mandalorian is mentioned. While talking about Armie Hammer's sexual abuse charges, his role as John Reid in The Lone Ranger is mentioned. While talking about Matt Lauer's sexual abuse charges, footage from an ABC News report on the charges is used. While talking about Rosanne Barr's racist comments, footage from an ABC News report on the comments is used. The report includes a statement by Disney in response to Barr's comments. While talking about Jussie Smollett faking a hate crime, footage from an ABC News report on Smollett's faked hate crime is used. While talking about R. Kelly's sexual abuse charges, footage from an ABC News report on the charges is used. While talking about Harvey Weinstein's sexual abuse charges, footage from an ABC News report on the charges is used.
*"Top 20 Moments From Star Wars Rebels" ranks Ahsoka being revealed as Fulcrum at #20, the first B-Wing flight at #19, Kalani teaming up at #18, Lando's cameo at #17, Sevene fighting Gar Saxon at #16, Ezra and Kanan fighting Darth Vader at #15, Ezra meeting Yoda at #14, Maul blinding Kanan at #13, Ahoska fighting the Inquisitors at #12, escaping Stygian Prime at #11, the battle of Attolon at #10, unlocking the holocrons at #9, saving Ahsoka at #8, Ezra building his lightsaber at #7, Sabine fighting Kanan at #6, Kanan's sacrifice at #5, Ezra defeating Thrawn at #4, Kanan fighting the Grand Inquisitor at #3, Obi-Wan Kenobi and Maul's final duel at #2, and Ahsoka fighting Darth Vader at #1.
*"Top 20 Stupidly Overpowered Superheroes" ranks Professor X at #20, Blue Marvel at #18, Thor at #13, the Pheonix Force at #12, the Hulk at #11, Doctor Strange at #10, Black Bolt at #9, Franklin Richards at #7, Scarlet Witch at #5, the Silver Surfer at #4, and Sentry at #3. Footage from The Avengers, Avengers: Endgame, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, Thor: Ragnarok, Thor: The Dark World, Dark Phoenix, Avengers: Infinity War, Inhumans, and WandaVision is used.
*In "Top 20 Movies Ruined By Disturbing Endings", while talking about Knock Knock, the narrator says Evan Webber "screams 'NOOOOOO' in a way capable of making Anakin Skywalker blush."
*In "Live Batman Trivia Game! (ft. Mackenzie and Sandy)", Sandy has plushes of Captain America and Spider-Man behind him.
*In "Top 10 Times Randy Marsh Got What He Deserved", while talking about going insane after buying a Blockbuster in "A Nightmare on FaceTime", Stan is seen dressed as Captain America in footage from the episode. While talking about being arrested for multiple crimes committed while running Tegirdy Farms, one of these crimes is mentioned to be an assassination attempt against Winnie the Pooh. Piglet is seen in the footage of this.
*In "Top 20 Scandals You Completely Forgot About" (published September 16, 2023), while talking about Robert Downey Jr.'s substance abuse, footage from Iron Man is used. While talking about Catlyin Jenner's car accident, footage from an ABC News report on the scandal is used. While talking about Guliana Rancic's racist comments regarding Zendaya, footage from K.C. Undercover is used. While talking about five hackers releasing sensitive photos of numerous female celebrities, footage from an ABC News report on the scandal is used. While talking about the opioid epidemic, footage from an ABC News report on the scandal is used. While talking about NXIM, footage from an ABC News report on the scandal is used. While talking about 15 FOXCOM employees committing suicide, footage from an ABC News report on the scandal is used. While talking about numerous FIFA officials betting on their games, footage from an ABC News report on the scandal is used. While talking about Turing Pharmaceuticals increasing their prices, footage from an ABC News report on the scandal is used. While talking about Reese Witherspoon being arrested for disorderly conduct after attempting to intervene with police arresting Jim Toth on suspicion of drunk driving and using her name as a threat afterward, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. This clip is also seen in the "These Scandals SHOCKED The World" compilation.
*"Top 20 Most Controversial Netflix Originals" ranks Iron Fist at #15. Footage from Ultimate Spider-Man is also used.
*In "Top 20 Best SNL Game Shows", while talking about the show's Hollywood Game Night parody, footage from one sketch shows the contestants attempting to guess "Star Wars" with both the A's missing. While talking about "Beat the Bookworm", footage from one sketch shows the bookworm failing to identify Bill Nye. While about "What's That Name?", footage from one sketch shows Tina Fey's character guessing her maid's name is Eeyore. While talking about "Reel People", one question is "I see [blank] people".
*"Top 20 Amazing Small Details in Family Guy" ranks the "If you can read this, your TV is upside down" message hidden on the walls of the Tron parody in "One If by Clam, Two If by Sea" at #14 and the evil monkey in Chris' closet, Roger from American Dad, Bender from Futurama, and Coach McGurk from Home Movies in the cantina from "Blue Harvest" at #2. While talking about numerous references to Robot Chicken, footage from one of the show's Star Wars parodies is used, showing Stewie as Darth Vader and Carter as Palpatine.
*"Top 20 Product Packaging Fails" ranks Buzz Lightyear being place in an Avengers-themed box at #20 and a Spider-Man tissue box that made it appear like the tissues were coming out of the hero's rear at #10. Footage from Toy Story, Avengers: Endgame, Captain America: Civil War, and Spider-Man: No Way Home is used. While talking about a bottle of sunflower oil being mislabeled as olive oil, footage from Scrubs is used, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright information. While talking about a package that advertised as containing a dozen ready-to-eat rolls when a buyer would need to cut up the rolls themselves to reach that number, footage from Avengers: Age of Ultron is used. While talking about a picture of a cat being placed in a picture frame labeled "My Dog", footage from Captain Marvel is used.
*In "Top 20 Underrated Giant Monster Movies", while talking about Eight-Legged Freaks, it is mentioned that film stars Scarlett Johansson, whose then-future role as Black Widow is alluded to.
*"Top 20 Toy Lines of the 2000s" ranks lightsabers at #20. While talking about Pillow Pets, Pillow Pets of Winnie the Pooh, Tigger, Eeyore, Mater, Minnie Mouse, Kermit, Simba, Mickey Mouse, and Lightning McQueen are seen. While talking about superhero toys, a toy based on Spider-Man's web-shooters is seen. While talking about Mighty Beanz, Beanz based on Spider-Man, Sabretooth, Wolverine, the Hulk, Thor, Electro, Captain America, Doctor Doom, and the Thing are seen. While talking about LEGO, multiple Star Wars sets are seen.
*In "Top 20 Spongebob Guest Stars", while talking about R. Lee Ermey's appearance as the prison warden in "The Inmates of Summer", Ermey's role as Sarge in Toy Story is mentioned.
*In "Top 20 Funniest Celebs Who Aren't Comedians", while talking about Meryl Streep and Emily Blunt, footage from Mary Poppins Returns is used. While talking about Jeff Goldblum, his starring role on The World According to Jeff Goldblum is mentioned. While talking about Snoop Dogg, Jeff Bridges, and Matt Damon, footage from Jimmy Kimmel Live! is used. While talking about Robert Downey, Jr., Downey's role as Iron Man is mentioned, with footage from Avengers: Infinity War being used. While talking about Jon Hamm, footage from a Saturday Night Live sketch in which Hamm is auditioning for the role of Han Solo is used. While talking about Tom Hanks, footage from Splash is used.
*In "10 Best Will Arnett Voice Acting Roles 🐴🤡", one of the roles highlighted is Horst from Ratatouille.
*In "The Unbelievable Story Of Skibidi Toilet", Iron Man is seen in footage from Film Theory's video on the Skibidi Toilets.
*In "Top 20 Times Family Guy Made Fun of Celebs", while talking about Kim Kardashian, a moment where a Magic 8 Ball explodes causing distress in Kardashian from "Stewie's First Word" is described as Kim "feeling a disturbance in the Force". While talking about Kevin Spacey, the joke in "HTTPete" that features Spacey, Roman Polanski, Woody Allen, Steven Segeal, Bill Cosby, Matt Lauer, and Harvey Whinstein in a parody of the Avengers is mentioned. While talking about Michael Jackson, it is mentioned Peter and Stewie watched Jackson perform in "Captain EO" in "The Courtship of Stewie's Father". While talking about Alec Baldwin, a moment in one of the Star Wars episodes in which Quagmire (as C-3PO) compares Jabba the Hutt to Baldwin is mentioned.
*In "Top 10 Viral Challenges That Got People Killed", while talking about five deaths from neknomikating, footage from an ABC News report on the trend is used. While talking about at least 20 deaths from the Blackout Challenge, footage from an ABC News report on the trend is used.
*"Top 10 WORST Video Game Openings of All Time" (published September 21, 2023) ranks Kingdom Hearts II at #6.
*"Top 20 Dumbest Decisions by TV Characters" ranks Dr. Pershing continuing his research in The Mandalorian at #16.
*In "10 Family YouTuber Scandals", while talking about Leiu Kwan from Ryan's Toy Review being arrested, Cars toys are seen in the background of one video. While talking about Gregory Chisholm from Toy Freaks pranking his daughters in abusive ways, footage from an ABC News report on Chisholm is used. While talking about Michelle Hobson and her two eldest sons from Toy Freaks abusing the younger children, footage from an ABC News report on Chisholm is used. While talking about FamilyOFun (formerly known as DaddyOFive) abusing their children, footage from an ABC News report on the channel is used.
*"Top 10 Ahsoka and Anakin Moments" ranks their reunion at #10, their competitive spirit between each other at #9, Ahsoka saving an injured Anakin at #8, Anakin accepting Ahsoka at #7, Anakin teaching Ahsoka about war at #6, her bravery on Geonosis at #5: the final lesson at #4, her death and resurrection at #3, leaving the Jedi Order at #2, and fighting Darth Vader at #1.
*In "Top 10 Times Cartoons Crossed Over Into Real Life", while talking about the Nega-Chin going into the real world to beat up Elmer Marmelman in "The Big Superhero Wish" from The Fairly OddParents, it is mentioned Marmelman is played by Paton Oswald, whose then-future role as Remy in Ratatouille is mentioned.
*In "Top 100 Useless Facts About America", Fact #32 is that the Washington National Cathedral has a limestone grotesque of Darth Vader. Fact #64 is the Captain America was originally planned to be named "Super American", but Joe Simon decided against this as he felt there were enough superheroes with "Super" in their name. Footage from Captain America The First Avenger is used.
*In "Top 10 Actors Who Have Done the Most Adult Scenes", while talking about Jake Gyllenhaal, footage from Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time is used.
*"Top 20 Scariest YouTube Videos" ranks "Ghost hangs around Disneyland" by ghostatdisneyland at #7.
*"Top 10 Inappropriate Messages in Kids Shows" ranks Justin staring and Bebe "far too long" from Wizards of Waverly Place at #6 and London starting to take her clothes off when Maddie says they needed to "strip and make the bed" from The Suite Life of Zack & Cody at #2.
*In "Top 10 Hardest Fighting Games", while talking about Skullgirls, the gameplay of the game is compared to Marvel vs. Capcom 2.
*In "Top 20 Tragic Sports Injuries Caught on Camera", footage from ESPN coverage is used throughout the video.
*In "Top 20 Shocking Talk Show Scandals", while talking about Ellen DeGeneres' toxic workplace environment, footage from an ABC News report on the scandal is used. Multiple entries come from The View, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright information.
*"Top 20 Deleted Movie Scenes That Crossed the Line" ranks a deleted scene of Elsa killing two guards from Frozen at #19, a deleted scene where Shan Yu kills a henchman who saved a canary from Mulan at #12, the "taming party" from Zootopia at #6, and a scene of Bruce attempting to take his own life from The Incredible Hulk at #4. Footage from The Avengers is also used.
*"Top 20 Best PS5 Games (So Far)" (published September 25, 2023) ranks Star Wars Jedi: Survivor at #20 and Spider-Man: Miles Morales at #8.
*In "Top 10 Things from the 80s That Don't Exist Anymore" (published September 26, 2023), while talking about pagers, footage from Captain Marvel is used. While talking about the Walkman, footage from Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 is used.
*"The 10 Hardest PS2 Bosses" ranks Sephiroth's boss fight in Kingdom Hearts II at #1.
*"Top 10 WTF Kids Show Moments" ranks Broadway accidentally shooting Elise in "Deadly Force" from Gargoyles at #5, Zack and Cody spying on girls through a peephole in "Forever Plaid" from The Suite Life of Zack & Cody at #4, and Lilly and Jackson's age gap from Hannah Montana at #2.
*"Top 10 WORST Final Seasons of Animated TV Shows" ranks season 4 of Star vs. the Forces of Evil at #9 and season 3 of Gargoyles at #3. Footage from Kim Possible is also used.
*In "In Living Color Cast: Then Vs Now" (published September 27, 2023), while talking about Keith David, his role as Oscar Proud on The Proud Family and its reboot is mentioned. While talking about T'Keyah Keymáh, footage from That's So Raven and Raven's Home is used. While talking about Alexandra Wentworth, footage from an ABC News interview with Wentworth is used.
*In "Top 20 Worst Apologies From Fast Food Companies", Chipotle's apology for their 2015 Ebola outbreak, footage from an ABC News report on the outbreak is used. While talking about Taco Bell's breakfast menu controversy, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used.
*"Top 10 Movie Prequels That Were Box Office BOMBS" ranks Solo at #1.
*In "10 Interviews That RUINED People's Lives", while talking about Billy Bush being fired from Today after audio of Donald Trump making inappropriate comments towards women while Bush and Trump were preparing for an interview, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Sean Penn interviewing El Chappo, footage from an ABC News report on the interview is used. This clip also appears in the "These People's Lives Were Ruined..." compilation.
*In "Top 10 Celebrity Headlines That Left Us Speechless", while talking about Hulk Hogan using a racial slur against his daughter's boyfriend, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Justin Bieber writing that he "hoped [Anne Frank] would have been a Beliber" during a visit to the Anne Frank House, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used.
*"Top 20 Creepiest True Stories Behind Movie Scenes" ranks lemmings being pushed off a cliff to perpetuate the myth of the creatures intentionally walking off cliffs in White Wilderness at #12.
*"Top 10 Times Cartoons Predicted the Future" (published September 28, 2023), ranks The Simpsons predicting Disney buying 20th Century Fox in "When You Dish Upon A Star" at #9. Footage from an ABC News report on the merger is used. Footage from Frozen is seen during the aforementioned report. While talking about South Park predicting Miley Cyrus' shift towards a more risqué image in "Britney's New Look", it is mentioned that Cyrus was best known for her role as Hannah Montana at the time of the episode's March 18, 2009 air date.
*"Top 10 Hardest Secret Bosses in Video Games" ranks Lingering Will from Kingdom Hearts II at #5.
*In "Top 20 TV Stars Who Became Too Big For Their Show", while talking about Bruce Willis outgrowing his role on Moonlighting, footage from The Sixth Sense is used. While talking about Ashton Kutcher outgrowing his role on That '70s Show, footage from The Guardian is used. While talking about Jhonny Depp outgrowing 21 Jump Street, footage from Ed Wood and Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl is used. While talking about Adam Driver outgrowing Girls, footage from The Force Awakens and The Last Jedi is used. While talking about Jason Segel outgrowing How I Met Your Mother, footage from The Muppets is used. While talking about Dan Stevens outgrowing Downton Abbey, footage from the live-action Beauty and the Beast remake is used. While talking about Chris Pratt outgrowing Parks and Recreation, footage from Guardians of the Galaxy and Avengers: Infinity War is used. While talking about Robin Williams outgrowing Mork and Mindy, footage from Dead Poets Society, Good Morning, Vietnam, and Aladdin is used.
*In "Villains Trivia Party Live Stream", Matt said that Judge Doom dropping the toon shoe in the Dip from Who Framed Roger Rabbit scared him as a kid. During Matt's game of guessing the villain based on their worst deed, three villains is Thanos who snapped half the universe out of existence, Scar who threw his brother off of a cliff and Palpatine who started an intergalactic war. Darth Vader is also mentioned. Questions involving Toy Story, Toy Story 3, and Pinocchio appear.
*"Top 20 Villain Vs Villain Fights In Movies" ranks Kylo Ren vs. the Praetorian Guard from The Last Jedi at #8 and Hela vs. Surtur from Thor: Ragnarok at #5. While talking about the Grandson of Sam being killed by the Leopard, who then is himself killed by a bounty hunter named God in Ghosted, it is mentioned that the latter two are played by Anthony Mackie and Seabastian Shaw respectively while the film's protagonist, Cole, is mentioned to be played by Chris Evans. The actors' roles as Sam Wilson, Bucky Barnes, and Steve Rogers respectively are mentioned. Footage from Captain America: Civil War is used.
*In "Top 20 Horror TV Shows", while talking about Servant, it is mentioned the show was directed by M. Night Shyamalan, whose work on The Sixth Sense is mentioned.
*In "Top 20 Amazing Singer Impressions of Other Singers", while talking about Ariana Grande impersonating multiple singers, it is mentioned that a video can be seen on YouTube of a young Grande impersonating Ariel from The Little Mermaid.
*"Top 20 Times The Boys Parodied Pop Culture" ranks Voughtland from "Here Comes a Candle to Light You to Bed" being a parody of Disneyland at #20, Nubian and Nubia being a parody of Black Panther and Storm at #17, the Red River Assisted Living for the Gifted Child being a parody of the X-Men at #14, Vought+being a parody of Disney+ at #13, Terminate entering a villain expanding inside a villain and expanding recreating a fan theory for Avengers: Endgame from "Payback" at #5, and the "Girls Get It Done" campaign parodying a scene in Avengers: Endgame at #3. While talking about the Red Thunder movie, the content warning is mentioned to be a parody of those added to older movies with problematic content. Aladdin, Peter Pan, and The Jungle Book are seen in a news report covering these content warnings. While talking about Cameron Coleman parodying numerous news-related references, it is mentioned Coleman is a parody of J. Jonah Jameson, with footage from Spider-Man: Far From Home being used. While talking about the in-universe movie "Dawn of the Seven", the movie is said to be a parody of The Avengers. The movie's cameo by Charlize Theron is said to be a retroactive parody of Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness.
*In "Top 10 Times South Park ROASTED Movies", a clip in the intro features Mr. Garrison in a hypnotic trance saying the new Star Wars movie was good. While talking about multiple parodies of Rob Schneider movies, footage from The Hot Chick is used. While talking about multiple parodies of reboots, footage from The Force Awakens is used.
*Watchmojo uploaded "Top 10 Worst Things Lord Zedd Has Done on Power Rangers".
*In "Top 30 Worst Shark Tank Pitches of All Time" (published September 29, 2023), the ABC logo is seen throughout the video. While talking about the Rolodoc, an advertisement for Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. is seen.
*On September 30, 2023, Watchmojo uploaded "Top 20 Blue Power Rangers".
*"Top 20 Most Cruel Video Games Ever Made" (published September 30, 2023) ranks Super Star Wars at #10.
*In "Top 50 Times Karens Faced Justice", the #2 entry is dedicated to Alison Ettel yelling at a young girl for selling water to make money for a trip to Disneyland.
*In "Top 10 Greatest Horror Movies of the 21st Century - Fan Rank!" (published September 30, 2023), while talking about The Ring, it is mentioned Samara is portrayed by the same actress as Lilo from Lilo & Stitch.
*In "Top 20 MORE Urban Legends That Turned Out to Be True", while talking about people handling out dangerous items instead of candy to trick-or-treaters, footage from South Park shows Kenny, Stan, Kyle, and Eric dressed up as Iron Man, Captain America, Thor, and the Hulk respectively.
*On October 1, 2023, Watchmojo uploaded "Top 20 Red Power Rangers".
*In "Top 20 Normal Social Media Posts with Disturbing Backstories", while talking about the Turpin family photo (the parents of which horrifically abused their children), footage from an ABC News report on the family is used. While talking about DJ Bolnia's Facebook post of Brazil's KISS Night Club taken hours before a 2017 fire at the club, footage from an ABC News report on the fire is used. While talking about Gypsy Rose killing her mother, footage from an ABC News report on Rose is used. This clip is also seen in the "These Backstories Will Leave You Disturbed…" compilation.
*"Top 20 Movies Ruined By Their Own Studios" ranks Solo at #12.
*"Top 10 Disney Moments Only Adults Notice" ranks the foot size joke in Frozen at #10, the potential brothel from Aladdin at #9, Linguini's "tiny, little…" from Ratatouille at #8, Kronk's tent from The Emperor's New Groove at #7, the similarities between Seven Samurai and A Bug's Life at #6, the substance use allegories in Alice in Wonderland at #5, the "hairy guy that looked like a bear" from Inside Out at #4, the Odeipus joke from Hercules at #3, the fishing pole with legs from Toy Story at #2, and Scar's parallels to Adolf Hitler from The Lion King at #1. Honorable mentions are given to the sheep dressed like Walter and Jesse from Breaking Bad in Zootopia, the girl cars that flash their headlights at Lightning McQueen from Cars, and the "baked potato" from Monsters University. Footage from Hocus Pocus, the live-action Aladdin remake, and Toy Story 2 is also used.
*In "Top 20 Best Law and Order SVU Cameos", while talking about Hilary Duff's cameo in "Selfish", it is mentioned the episode aired six years after the end of Lizzie McGuire.
*Watchmojo uploaded "Top 10 Hidden Details in Power Rangers Cosmic Fury".
*"Top 10 Worst First Seasons of TV Shows" ranks Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. at #9. While talking about American Dad, one clip from "Francine's Flashback" features Stan ordering a missile strike that accidentally kills Ariel.
*"Top 20 Healthiest Desserts That Are Actually Delicious" ranks Dole Whip at #5.
*In "Top 20 Amazing Small Details in The Simpsons", while talking about numerous appearances of A113, it is mentioned the number is best known for appearing in Pixar movies. This clip also appears in the "Our Best Simpsons Lists Marathon" compilation.
*"Important Star Wars Questions ANSWERED in Ahsoka" ranks the multiverse at #7, the cause of Sabine and Ahsoka's falling out at #6, Baylan Skoll knew Anakin at #5, a human can be a Night Sister at #4, Ahsoka meeting Anakin's Force Ghost at #3, Sabine using the Force at #2, and Ezra and Thrawn's whereabouts at #1.
*"Top 10 TV Shows You Can't Watch Anymore" (published October 5, 2023) ranks The Mighty Ducks: Game Changers at #10, Prop Culture at #6, and Willow at #2. Footage from The Mighty Ducks and The World According to Jeff Goldblum is also used.
*"Top 10 Scientifically Inaccurate Movies" ranks Armageddon at #1.
*"Top 20 Hardest To Kill Cartoon Characters" ranks Bill Cipher from Gravity Falls at #15.
*"Top 10 Times Animated Superhero Movies Left Us Speechless" ranks Mr. Incredible threatening Mirage from The Incredibles at #8 and Tadash's death from Big Hero 6 at #6. An honorable mention is given to Evelyn's reveal as Screenslaver from Incredibles 2.
*In "Top 20 Celebs Who Keep Getting Cancelled", while talking about Azealia Banks, Banks is seen wearing a Mickey Mouse sweater in footage from the music video for her song "212". While talking to Joss Wedon, footage of Wedon on the red carpet for Ant-Man and the Wasp is used.
*In "Top 10 Times Employees Fought Back Against Karens", while talking about "Angry Andrew" quitting his job at Home Depot after an entitled couple refused to take a picture of an item they wanted a price check for and another employee sided with the couple, the man in the entitled couple is wearing a shirt featuring Grumpy. This clip is also seen in the "You Won't Believe What These Karens Did Next..." compilation.
*In "Top 20 Best Saturday Night Live Hosts", while talking about Paul Rudd, Rudd's role as Ant-Man is mentioned. While talking about Adam Driver, footage from the sketch "Undercover Boss: Starkiller Base" is used. While talking about Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, footage from a sketch that parodies a live-action Bambi is used. While talking about Scarlett Johansson, Johansson's role as Black Widow is alluded to, which the narrator combines with the aforementioned Rudd to mention the Avengers. While talking about Buck Henry, footage from one sketch features a plush of Pluto in the background.
*"Top 10 Iconic Villain Deaths in Animated Shows" ranks Bill Cipher's death from Gravity Falls at #7 and Maul's death from Star Wars Rebels at #2.
*In "Top 10 Biggest Controversies in NFL", while talking about "DeflateGate", footage from an ABC News report on the controversy is used. While talking about "BonutyGate", footage from an ABC News report on the controversy is used. While talking about Colin Kappernick kneeling during the United States National Anthem, footage from an ABC News report on the controversy is used. While talking about Aaron Hernandez murdering Odin Lloyd, footage from an ABC News report on the murder is used. While talking about Ray Rice abusing his wife, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about the NFL potentially covering up the number of concussions during games, footage from an ABC News report on the controversy is used.
*"Top 10 Most SAVAGE Robot Chicken Parodies" ranks "The Emperor's Phone Call" (which features Darth Vader calling Palpatine to inform him about the destruction of the Death Star) at #10, "Taken to Neverland" (which features Bryan Mills from the Taken franchise saving Wendy, John and Michael from Neverland) at #9, and "Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D." (which parodies its titular series' lack of the Avengers) at #4.
*"Top 10 Dumbest Movie Villains" ranks Gaston from Beauty and the Beast at #6.
*"Top 10 Worst Decisions By Adults in Animated Movies" ranks Syndrome keeping the Supers alive in The Incredibles at #10, Elinor burning Merida's bow from Brave at #9, Mother Gothel keeping Rapunzel close to the kingdom from Tangled at #7, the king and queen isolating Elsa from Frozen at #5, Maui stealing the Heart of Te Fiti from Moana at #4, and Goob trusting an evil robot from Meet the Robinsons at #3.
*In "Top 10 Best American Dad Songs", while talking about "When I Was His Alien" from "A.T. The Abusive Terrestrial", it is mentioned the song is a parody of "When She Loved Me" from Toy Story 2. The #1 entry is "Ollie North" from "Stanny Slickers 2: The Legend of Ollie's Gold", which parodies the songs from Schoolhouse Rock!
*"Top 20 Best Movie Remakes" ranks West Side Story at #20 and the live-action Jungle Book remake at #18. Footage from the original Jungle Book is also used.
*In "Top 10 Creepy Horror Movie Kids: Where Are They Now?" (published October 10, 2023), while talking about Evan Alex and Shahadi Joesph, who played Pluto and Umbrae respectively in Us, it is mentioned that Joesph voiced Nala in the Lion King remake.
*"Top 10 Movies That Got Their Mythology Wrong" ranks King Arthur at #9 and Hercules at #5.
*In "Top 20 Dumbest Things South Park Parents Have Done", while talking about Randy buying a Blockbuster in "A Nightmare on FaceTime", Stan is seen dressed as Captain America in footage from the episode.
*"Top 10 Bloopers Caught in the Background of Movies" ranks the extra with a cowboy hat in Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl at #5 and the extras who do the Spider-Man web shooting gesture as they walk past Cherry (played by Tom Holland) in Cherry at #4. Footage from Captain America: Civil War is used.
*"Top 10 Pop Culture References in Gen V Episodes 1-5" ranks Emma guessing Sam's favorite movie is either The Godfather, Star Wars, or The Shawshank Redemption at #10 and a parody of She-Hulk and WandaVision at #4. While talking about a scene that features numerous movie posters, the poster for "Nubian Prince" parodies Black Panther.
*In "Top 20 Celebrities Whose Kids Got Arrested", while talking about Robert Downey Jr., Downey's role as Iron Man is mentioned, with footage from the character's first self-titled movie being used.
*In "Top 10 Horror Movie Endings That Made Fans RAGE QUIT", an honorable mention is given to The Village.
*In "Top 10 Creepiest Canadian Mysteries that Were Finally SOLVED" (published October 14, 2024), footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video. While talking about Anugetta Pettway kidnapping Carlina White, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Joseph James D'Angelo being identified as the Golden State Killer, footage from an ABC News report on D'Angelo is used. This clip is also seen in the "These Mysteries Have Finally Been SOLVED..." compilation.
*"Top 10 Biggest Conspiracy Theories of All Time" (published October 14, 2023) ranks Walt Disney being cryogenically frozen at #4.
*In "Alien Tech? Government Coverups? | What's Hiding Along the 37th Parallel?", footage from Signs is used.
*In "Top 20 Anime Villains Who Had Justifiable Motives", while talking about Tsuaka from Dr. Stone, one clip features Mirai crying about the fact that she was never able to show Tsuaka The Little Mermaid.
*"Top 5 Biggest Reveals From New York Comic-Con 2023" ranks Percy Jackson and the Olympians at #3.
*"Top 20 Crazy Things You Never Noticed in Rick and Morty" ranks the monitor projecting an image that greatly resembles Bill Cipher in "Big Trouble In Little Sanchez", the two Mortys in the Citadel that bear a resemblance to Mabel and Dipper in "The Rickshank Rickdemption" and Stan's pen, notebook, and coffee mug appearing in a portal in "Close Rick-Counters of the Rick Kind" at #2.
*"Top 10 First Interviews of Famous Celebrities" ranks Keanu Reeves' CBC interview for Young Again at #4 and Ryan Gosling's CBC interview for The All-New Mickey Mouse Club at #2. While talking about Chris Pratt's interview with Entertainment Tonight on the set of Everwood, Pratt's then-future role as Star-Lord is mentioned, with footage from Guardians of the Galaxy being used. While talking about Zendaya's interview for a contest to be a back-up dancer in a music video for Selena Gomez, it is mentioned the contest occurred about a year before Shake It Up.
*"Top 10 Animated Movies You Forgot Existed" ranks James and the Giant Peach at #7, The Rescuers Down Under at #6, and The Brave Little Toaster at #3. Footage from The Black Cauldron, Hercules, The Little Mermaid, Beauty and the Beast, Toy Story, and Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs is also used. The Nightmare Before Christmas is also mentioned.
*In "Top 10 Songs You Didn't Know Were Written by Jay Z", while talking about "Brown Skin Girl" by Beyoncé, Saint Jhn, and Wizkid, it is mentioned the song was featured on the soundtrack for the Lion King remake.
*"Top 10 TV Shows That Should NEVER Be Rebooted" (published October 17, 2023) ranks Lost at #3.
*"Top 10 Obvious Villain Reveals in Movies" ranks Chief Howard Hyde from Turner & Hooch at #5. Footage from The Lion King is used in the intro.
*In "Top 20 Most Paranormal Places in the World", a Mickey Mouse stuffed animal is seen in a clip in the intro.
*In "20 Disturbing Nursery Rhyme Secrets That Will Ruin Your Childhood", while talking about "Eeny, Meeny, Miny, Moe" originally containing a racial slur, footage from The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh is used. While talking about "Rock-a-bye Baby" originally being written by a citizen wishing for the death of King James II's baby, footage from Disney Junior Nursery Rhymes is used. While talking about "Pop Goes the Weasel" being about an about a child in poverty, Mr. Potato Head is seen in footage from Elf. While talking about Jack and Jill likely referring to the titular duo having s*x, footage from Disney Junior Nursery Rhymes is used. While talking about the obvious racist connotations of "Ten Little Indians", footage from Peter Pan is used. While talking about "Ring Around the Rosie" being about the Bubonic Plague, footage from Alice in Wonderland is used.
*In "Top 10 Important Historical Events You've Never Heard Of", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video. While talking about Elizabeth Cockern circumventing the globe, footage from Around the World in 80 Days is used.
*Watchmojo uploaded "Top 20 Power Rangers Weapons".
*In "Live 2000's TV Trivia Game! (ft. Mackenzie and Steff)", Steff says her favorite crossover episode was "Wizards on Deck with Hannah Montana". One question is a true or false prompt saying Ferb is the more talkative of the titular brothers from Phineas and Ferb, which is false. Another question is a true or false prompt saying Samurai Jack, Dexter's Laboratory, and Star Wars: The Clone Wars all have the same creator, which is true. Another question asks how many seasons Lizzie McGuire had, with the options being 4, 5, 6, or 7. The correct answer is 5. During Mackenzie and Steff's 20 questions game for The Office, Mackenzie asks if the character has a similar demeanor to Eeyore.
*In "Top 10 Food Scandals You Completely Forgot About", while talking about the incidents caused by McDonald's returning Szechuan Sauce after its reference in Rick and Morty, it is mentioned the sauce was originally introduced as a promotion for Mulan.
*In "Top 10 Most Ruthless Real Life Punishments", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video.
*"Top 20 Awkward Randy Marsh Moments on South Park" ranks crashing a broadway musical dressed as Spider-Man at #12. Wile talking about starting the COVID-19 pandemic by having intercourse with a bat, Mickey Mouse is seen.
*In "Top 10 Times Nightmare Neighbours Got What They Deserved", with talking about Kristi Robinson stalking her neighbors after disapproving of their lawn, footage from Guardians of the Galaxy is used. While talking about Umar Abdullah having chemicals sprayed into his house by Zu Ming Lee, a chair with Belle on it is seen.
*In "Top 20 Creepiest Things Caught on Trail Cameras", while talking about the cloaked creature discovered by Reddit user TheGulager, footage from Thor: Love and Thunder is used. While talking about a group of deer unfazed by the young girl seemingly right next to them, footage from Ralph Breaks the Internet is also used. This clip is also seen in the "These Creepy and SHOCKING Things Were CAUGHT On Camera…" compilation.
*In "Top 10 Funniest Moments From The Boys", while talking about Termite entering a man's butt and expanding in "Payback", it is mentioned this is likely a reference to the fan theory Ant-Man was going to do the same to Thanos in Avengers: Endgame. While talking about the fictional movie "Dawn of the Seven", the movie is said to parody The Avengers.
*In "Top 20 Hilarious Peter Griffin Moments on Family Guy", while talking about hurting his knee in "Wasted Talent", it is mentioned that Peter's reaction to the injury became a running joke throughout the show even being performed by other characters, with one example shown being an AT-AT from one of the Star Wars parodies.
*"Top 10 Times Celebrities Predicted the Future" (published October 22, 2023) ranks David Prowse predicting Darth Vader being Luke Skywalker's father at #5.
*"Top 20 Supervillains Crazier Than The Joker" ranks Thanos at #15, Bullseye at #6, Green Goblin at #2, and Carnage at #1. Footage from Avengers: Infinity War and Avengers: Endgame is used.
*In "6 Scientific Breakthroughs Predicted During Your Lifetime" (published October 22, 2023), footage from Ant-Man is used.
*"Top 10 Worst Times Extras Have Stared Right Into the Camera" ranks the bearded mourning Asgardian in Thor: Ragnarok at #6, the white-haired church-goer from Home Sweet Home Alone at #4, and the children who ask for a picture with Hulk from Avengers: Endgame at #3.
*"Top 20 Improvised Superhero Movie Moments" ranks "I don't want to go" from Avengers: Infinity War at #15, Tony calling Steve a liar from Avengers: Endgame at #13, "Hey auntie" from Black Panther at #12, "Why is Gamora" from Avengers: Infinity War at #10, Doctor Strange calling Wong "Beyoncé" from Doctor Strange at #9, Rocket calling the Guardians of the Galaxy a "bunch of jacka**es" from Guardians of the Galaxy at #8, Hawkeye saying "Nobody would know" while aiming his bow at Quicksilver in Avengers: Age of Ultron at #7, Peggy touching Steve's pec from Captain America: The First Avenger at #6, Thor calling Hulk a "friend from work" in Thor: Ragnarok at #4, the Shwarma line from The Avengers at #3, and "I am Iron Man" from Iron Man at #1.
*"Top 20 Times Spider-Man Went Beast Mode" ranks trapping Doctor Strange in the mirror dimension in Spider-Man: No Way Home at #20, the fight against Mysterio from Spider-Man: Far From Home at #18, the Washington Monument rescue from Spider-Man: Homecoming at #14. the three Spider-Men fighting villains in Spider-Man: No Way Home at #12, taking down Ant-Man from Captain America: Civil War at #8, trying to kill Green Goblin from Spider-Man: No Way Home at #6, lifting the rubble from Spider-Man: Homecoming at #4, and activating insta-kill in Avengers: Endgame at #2.
*In "Top 10 Craziest Government Conspiracy Theories", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video.
*In "Family Guy Cast: Then Vs Now" (published October 24, 2023), a clip from "Believe It or Not, Joe's Walking on Air" in which Spider-Man saves Cleveland after he falls off a cliff is played in the intro. While talking about Phil LaMarr, LaMarr's role as Krushauer in Incredibles 2 is mentioned. While talking about Jennifer Tilly, her role as Celia Mae in Monsters, Inc. is mentioned. While talking about Lori Alan, Alan's role as an unspecified character in Toy Story 4 is mentioned. While talking about Patrick Warburton, his role as Kronk in The Emperor's New Groove is mentioned. While talking about Seth Green, footage from Can't Buy Me Love is used. Green's role as Howard the Duck in Guardians of the Galaxy is mentioned. A picture of Green on the red carpet for The Mandalorian is shown.
*In "Is the Government Hiding Dead Extraterrestrials?", footage from Guardians of the Galaxy is used.
*In "Hilarious Things Caught In the Background of Live TV and Movies...", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video. The movie half of the video ranks the two scientists attempting to sneak a selfie with Iron Man in Avengers: Age of Ultron at #10 and Han's last name being "Seoul-Oh" in Fast Five at #6. While talking about the nun Loki convinced to leave her religion later being seen drinking in the background in Dogma, the nun is heard clarifying that Loki doesn't believe in God due to Alice in Wonderland in the footage.
*"These Movies Were Released At The WRONG TIME..." ranks Onward at #5. While talking about Justice League, the narrator says the movie fell short of expectations set by The Avengers. While talking about Watchmen, it is said the film would have done better if it released before Iron Man. While talking about Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World, it is said the film was hurt by its release date being in between Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl and The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring.
*In "Top 10 WORST Late Night Hosts", while talking about Alec Baldwin with Up Late with Alec Baldwin, footage from an ABC News report on an incident in which Baldwin was caught using a homophobic slur is used. While talking about Magic Johnson with The Magic Hour, footage from Kazaam is used.
*"Top 10 Biggest Plot Holes in Horror Movies" ranks the aliens coming to Earth despite being weak to water in Signs at #1.
*In "10 Times Celebrities LOST IT in Public", while talking about Alec Baldwin attacking a news reporter, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about multiple incidents involving Charlie Sheen, footage from an ABC News interview with Sheen is used. While talking about Kanye West attacking two paparazzi photographers, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used.
*In "Top 10 Worst Smartphones Ever" (published October 26, 2023), while talking about the Toshiba G450, a video of the Star Wars theme song being played on the phone is shown. While talking about the Samsung Galaxy Note 7, footage from an ABC News report on the phone's tendency to explode is used.
*"Top 100 Greatest Horror Movies of All Time" (published October 27, 2023) ranks The Sixth Sense at #27.
*"Top 10 Times South Park Parodied Pop Culture" ranks the parody of the Jonas Brothers' relationship with Disney at #5. While talking about numerous instances that parody the quantity of reboots that were released in the late 2010s, one instance mentioned is a joke in which J.J. Abrams "reboots" the American National Anthem from "Member Berries", during which the narrator mentions Abrams' work on Star Wars and Star Trek. While talking about parodying Facebook in "You Have 0 Friends", Stan's outfit after he gets sucks in to the social media site is mentioned to bare resemblance to those from Tron. Footage from "Band in China" features Black Panther, Captain America, Alice, Snow White, Captain Marvel, Iron Man, Beast, Buzz Lightyear, and Thor. While talking about parodying streaming services in "The Streaming Wars", Disney+ is mentioned.
*In "Top 10 Funniest Moments from The South Park: Joining The Panderverse Special", Cartman asks his mom to check under his bed for Disney executives.
*"10 Karen Apologies That Made the Situation WORSE", while talking about Tim Allen claiming that he should be able to use racial slurs because he is not racist, Allen's role as Buzz Lightyear is mentioned, with footage from Toy Story being used.
*In "Top 10 Martin Scorsese Movies (Fan Rank)", Andrew is wearing a Doctor Strange hat. Tim mentions Martin Scorsese's infamous dislike of Marvel movies.
*In "Top 20 MORE Horror Movie Plot Twists", while talking about Su-Yeon being a ghost the entire movie in A Tale of Two Sisters, the twist is compared to The Sixth Sense.
*In "4 Time Travel Stories That Will Make You Question Reality", footage from Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness and The Lizzie McGuire Movie is used.
*In "These SNL Moments Were Too Awkward...", while talking about the sketch "Suitcase Boy", it is mentioned that the titular boy is played by Robert Downey, Jr., whose role as Iron Man is mentioned. Footage from Avengers: Infinity War is used. While talking about Keenan Thomason's sketch mocking Tiger Woods' car accident, the Swedish Chef is seen in footage from an unrelated sketch.
*In "20 Darkest Moments in TV History" (published October 29, 2023), while talking about Louis C.K. being fired from his self-titled sitcom following his sexual assault scandal, footage from an ABC News report is used. The report is presumably focused on the aforementioned scandal, but the ticker was censored in the video, so it is hard to say for certain. While talking about Roseanne Barr being fired from the revival of her self-titled sitcom after racist comments, footage from an ABC News report on Barr's comments is used. While talking about multiple incidents of rigged game shows throughout the 1950s, footage from Quiz Show is used. While talking about Bill Cosby's arrest, footage from an ABC News report on Cosby's sexual misconduct allegations is used.
*In "Top 20 Creepy Video Games for True Horror Fans", while talking about Little Nightmares, the game's visuals are compared to Coraline and The Nightmare Before Christmas.
*In "Top 10 Scariest Religious Prophecies", while talking about Ragnarök, footage from Thor: Ragnarok is used.
*In "Top 10 Danny Phantom Villains", while talking about the Undergrowth, it is mentioned that the ghost is voiced by Mark Hamill, whose role as Luke Skywalker is mentioned.
*In "X-Files Actors: Then vs Now" (published October 31, 2023), while talking about Terry O'Quinn and Doug Hutchison, footage from Lost is used. While talking about William B. Davis, it is mentioned that Kim Manners described Davis' unnamed cigarette-smoking character as the "Darth Vader of the show."
*In "Remembering Matthew Perry: Top 10 Most Snarky Chandler Moments on Friends", while talking about getting angry at Joey for sitting in his chair in "The One Where No One's Ready", the episode's moment where Chandler tells Ross "Get out of my chair, dillhole," which he claims is a quote by A. A. Milne (the creator of Winnie the Pooh) is mentioned. An honorable mention is given to admitting he didn't cry over the death of Bambi's mother in "The One Where Chandler Can't Cry".
*In "Top 10 Historically Accurate Crime Movies", while talking about The Wolf of Wall Street, Jordan Belfort suggests pitching his buyers Disney in footage from the film.
*In "Top 10 TV Shows That Had to be Censored", while talking about "Stark Raving Dad" from The Simpsons being pulled after Michael Jackson's sexual misconduct allegations, it is mentioned that the episode was pulled from Disney+.
*In "Top 10 Best Selling Products STILL Made in America", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video.
*"Top 10 Cartoon Moments that Left us Speechless" ranks King Andrias literally stabbing Marcy in the back from Amphibia at #7.
*In "Live Cartoon Trivia Party (ft. Mackenzie and Ricky)", Mackenzie mentions watching Kim Possible as a kid. Candace is seen. One question asked which season The Simpsons predicted Disney purchasing Fox, with the answer being Season 20.
*"Top 20 Celebrity Best Friends Who Are Enemies on Screen" ranks Lisa Ann Walter and Elaine Hendrix from The Parent Trap at #17, Ashley Tisdale and Vanessa Hudgens from High School Musical at #16, Daisy Ridley and Adam Driver from the Star Wars sequel trilogy at #15, Michael B. Jordan and Lupita Nyong'o from Black Panther at #10, and Chris Hemsworth and Tom Hiddleston at #4. Footage from The Avengers and Thor: Ragnarok is used.
*"Top 10 Times The Boys ROASTED Celebrities" ranks the in-universe movie "Dawn of the Seven" movie having to go through reshoots in "Payback" (which is a joke in reference to Rian Johnson's reshoots of Rogue One) at #9. While talking about The Deep saying he used the same ghost writer as Shia LaBeouf in "Payback" (which mocks LaBeouf's plagiarism accusations), footage from the 2007 Transformers movie is used, with Disney mistakenly appearing in the copyright information.
*In "Top 10 Movies That Sent A-List Actors To The B-List", while talking about Orlando Bloom with Elizabethtown, footage from Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl is used.
*In "20 Celebrities Who Destroyed Their Careers on Reality TV", while talking about Chad Johnson head butting Evelyn Lonzetta, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Chris Humphreys marrying Kim Kardashian only to get divorced after 72 days, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking Adrienne Bailoj-Houghton dating Rob Kardashian, footage from The Cheetah Girls is used. While talking about Catlyin Jenner voting for Ted Cruz despite Cruz's transphobic policies, the narrator asks if no one told Jenner that "with great power comes great responsibility". While talking about Lamar Odom's substance abuse, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. This clip is also seen in the "These Things RUINED Careers In An Instant...." compilation.
*"Top 10 Times South Park Crossed Over Into Real Life" ranks the Chewbacca Defense from "Chef Aid" at #1.
*"Top 20 Things Gamers Were NEVER Meant to See" ranks the green untextured wall with text reading "METROIDVANIA TEST STAY CALM" from Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order at #17 and the mod that allows lightsabers to dismember enemies from Star Wars Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy at #11. Footage from Kingdom Hearts: Birth by Sleep is used in the intro.
*"Top 10 Most Over the Top Sex Scenes in TV History" ranks the scene between Jessica Jones and Luke Cage from Jessica Jones at #4.
*In "Top 20 Best SNL Game Shows", while talking about the show's Hollywood Game Night parody, footage from one sketch shows the contestants attempting to guess "Star Wars" with both the A's missing. While about "What's That Name?", footage from one sketch shows Tina Fey's character guessing her maid's name is Eeyore. While talking about "Reel People", one question is "I see [blank] people".
*In "Top 20 Times American Dad Went Too Far", while taking about the entirety of "American Fung", the episode's miscolored version of Mickey Mouse appears in the footage.
*"Top 20 Hardest PlayStation Trophies" ranks the "Master" trophy for Star Wars Battlefront at #5.
*In "Top 20 NBA Players of All Time" (published November 5, 2023), footage from ESPN coverage is used throughout the video.
*"Top 10 Movie Death Scenes That Left Us SPEECHLESS" ranks Thanos snapping away half of the universe from Avengers: Infinity War at #3 and Malcolm Crowe being dead the entire movie from The Sixth Sense at #1. An honorable mention is given to Neil Perry taking his own life from Dead Poets Society. Footage from Avengers: Endgame is also used.
*"20 Movies That Bombed So Hard They DESTROYED a Franchise" ranks Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny at #12 and Dark Phoenix at #8. Footage from Black Adam is used in the intro, with Disney being mistakenly mentioned in the copyright information. While talking about Superman IV: The Quest for Peace, it is mentioned that the movie was beat at the box office by a rerelease of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. While talking about The Matrix Resurrection, it is mentioned the film likely failed at the box office due to the then-on-going COVID-19 pandemic, with audiences who were willing to go to theaters going to see Spider-Man: No Way Home instead.
*In "What Will the First 1,000 Days on Mars Be Like?", footage from Mission to Mars and Loki is used.
*"Top 20 Simpsons Couch Gags" ranks the Disney-inspired couch gag which features Maggie as classic Minnie Mouse, Lisa as Cinderella, Marge as Snow White, Homer as Baloo, Bart as Sorcerer Mickey from "Fland Canyon" at #13 and the couch gag that parodies the short "Music Land" as a Silly Symphonies short entitled "MusicVille" from "The Kid Is All Right" at #8. Footage from Aladdin is used.
*"Top 10 EVIL Versions Of Spider-Man" ranks Superior Spider-Man at #10, Chasam at #9, Spider-Nor-Man at #8, Doppelgänger at #7, Pestilence at #6, Symboite Spider-Man at #5, Sinister Spider-Man at #4, The Spider at #3, Zombie Spider-Man at #2, and Paton Parnell at #1. Footage from Spider-Man (2017), Ultimate Spider-Man, "What If... Zombies!?", and Avengers Assemble is used.
*In "Top 10 Unexplained Archaeological Discoveries", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video.
*In "20 People Who Survived the Most Assassination Attempts", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video.
*In 'Top 10 Times Sitcoms ROASTED Other TV Shows", while talking about numerous instances in which Family Guy parodied Robot Chicken, one instance comes from one of the former show's Star Wars parody episodes.
*In "Top 10 Sports Interviews Gone WRONG" footage from ESPN coverage is used throughout the video.
*"Top 10 Most Satisfying Revenge Kills in Cartoons" ranks Lee-Char blowing up his father's assassin from Star Wars: The Clone Wars at #4.
*In "Top 10 Religious Mysteries That Were Finally SOLVED", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video.
*"Marvel Movie Differences: Then Vs Now" uses footage from Iron Man, The Avengers, Daredevil, Spider-Man: No Way Home, Captain America: The First Avenger, Avengers: Endgame, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, Captain America: Civil War, Iron Man 2, and Guardians of the Galaxy is used.
*In "Top 10 Shocking Moments in South Park", while talking about Steve Irwin's appearance at Satan's Halloween party in "Hell on Earth 2006", attendees are seen dressed as Captain America, Spider-Man, Doctor Doom, and the Hulk.
*In "Top 10 TV Characters That Are RUINED FOREVER", while talking about Jamal Lyon from Empire being ruined by Jussie Smollett's faked hate crime, footage from The Mighty Ducks is used.
*In "10 Times Walmart Karens Faced Justice" while talking about Sydney Holder and Emily Cornett threatening African American customers while making racist remarks, stock footage features a Mickey Mouse product in a costumer's shopping cart. While talking about an unintended Walmart employee falsely accusing an unidentified African American customer of stealing, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used.
*In "Top 10 Most Controversial Discoveries In History" (published November 10, 2023), footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video.
*"Top 20 Movie Moments That Left us SPEECHLESS" ranks Thanos' snap from Avengers: Infinity War at #6.
*"Top 10 Inside Out Easter Eggs You Missed" ranks the two police officers that parody Chinatown at #10, Jangles the Clown being a reference to Joe Ranft at #9, Pete Docter voicing Mr. Andersen's Anger at #8, the A113 graffiti at #7, Sunnyside Daycare being inside a memory orb at #6, the recurring Chinese take-out boxes at #5, Colette Tatou appearing on a magazine at #4, the portrait of Figment at #3, the Nemo-themed board game at #2, and memories from Up at #1. Honorable mentions are given to the poster themed after "La Luna", the Pixar Ball, the birds from "For the Birds" on a telephone wire, two shirt-related easter eggs (the girl whose shirt resembles Sid's and Rex in the pattern of a boy's camo shirt), and the family car running into the tail of a dinosaur statue resembling Arlo. Footage from Toy Story 3, Monsters, Inc., A Bug's Life, Toy Story 2, Ratatouille, Toy Story, and The Good Dinosaur is also used.
*In "10 Times Criminals Died Before They Could Face Justice", while talking about Somen Banerjee, footage from an ABC News report on Banerjee is used. While talking about Jeffery Epstein, footage from an ABC News report on Epstein is used.
*In "4 Reasons Why We Probably Live In The Multiverse", footage from Doctor Strange and Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness is used.
*In "Top 20 Most Brutal But Deserved Anime Punishments", while talking about Sigurashi destroying Rikiya Yotsubashi's legs from My Hero Academia, Yotsubashi is called a "Dr. Doofenshmirtz-looking weirdo".
*"Top 10 Shocking MCU Moments" ranks Rocket Raccoon's origin story from Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 at #10, Howard and Maria Stark's death from Captain America: Civil War at #9, T'Chaka killing N'Jobu from Black Panther at #8, John Walker getting blood on Captain America's shield from The Falcon and The Winter Soldier at #7, Mysterio revealing Spider-Man's identity from Spider-Man: Far From Home at #6, Ego killing Peter's mother from Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 at #5, Wanda killing the Illuminati from Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness at #4, S.H.I.E.L.D. being infiltrated by HYDRA from Captain America: The Winter Soldier at #3, Tony's death from Avengers: Endgame at #2, and Thanos' snap from Avengers: Infinity War at #1. Honorable mentions are given to Quicksilver's death from Avengers: Age of Ultron, Mark revealing Steven's origins from Moon Knight, and Isaiah's backstory from The Falcon and The Winter Soldier. Footage from Spider-Man: No Way Home and WandaVision is also used.
*"Top 20 Short Lived Cartoon Kids Shows That Gained A Cult Following" ranks Motorcity at #17, Dave the Barbarian at #13, Fillmore! at #7, Mighty Ducks at #5, and Gargoyles at #2.
*"Top 10 Times SNL Accidentally Predicted the Future" (published November 12, 2023) ranks the sketch that had Dwayne Johnson starring in a live-action remake of Bambi predicting both the actual live-action remake it was parodying as well as Dwayne Johnson's returning role as Maui in the live-action remake of Moana at #8.
*"These TV Finales Left Us SPEECHLESS..." ranks "The End" from Lost at #3.
*In "10 Celebrity Careers RUINED by Spouses", while talking about Kris Humphries' career being ruined after his 72-day marriage to Kim Kardashian, footage from an ABC News interview with Humphries is used. A spectator at one of Humphries' basketball games can be seen wearing a tank top with Mickey Mouse on it. While talking about Robin Givens' acting career being ruined due to the media not believing her about the abuse experienced during her marriage to Mike Tyson, footage from an ABC News interview with Givens is used. While talking about Anna Faris' career being ruined due to her amicable split from Chris Pratt, a clip of the former couple on the red carpet for Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 is played. While about Meg Ryan's career being ruined after cheating on Daniel Quaif, footage from D.O.A. is used. While talking about Johnny Depp and Amber Heard ruining each other's careers with law suits against each other, footage from an ABC News interview with Heard is used.
*In "Top 20 Family Guy Characters", while talking about Consuela, it is mentioned that the maid was once employed on the Death Star.
*In "Top 10 Celebrities You Didn't Know Are Great at Impressions", while talking about Benedict Cumberbatch, Cumberbatch's role as Doctor Strange is mentioned, with footage from the character's first self-titled film being used.
*In "Top 10 Best Coolest TikTok Gadgets Products of 2023" (published November 13, 2023), while talking about the Rocketbook reusable planner, footage from Enchanted is used, While talking about the Coral Coral Cleaning Gel, footage from Flubber is used.
*"Top 10 WORST Kids Sitcoms" ranks I Didn't Do It at #7, Bizaardvark at #6, Jonas L.A. at #3, and Dog with a Blog at #2. An advertisement for Descendants 2 is seen in the footage of Bizaardvark used in the intro.
*"Top 10 Biggest Disney Theme Park Failures" ranks the rebranding of Journey Into Imagination at #10, Stitch vandalizing Cinderella Castle at #9, the animatronic of Maleficent's dragon form catching on fire at #8, Superstar Limo shutting down due to its similarities to Princess Diana's death at #7, Rocket Rods shutting down the PeopleMover at #6, the finical failure of Star Wars: Galactic Starcruiser at #5, the cancellation of Beastly Kingdom at #4, French critics opposing Euro Disney at #3, Deborah Stone's death on America Sings at #2, and Disney's America being culturally inappropriate at #1. Footage from Lilo & Stitch, The Sword in the Stone, The Imagineering Story, Onward, and Pocahontas is used.
*In "Top 20 Whose Line Is It Anyway Moments", the ABC Family logo is seen.
*In "What Happened To The Batman Actors...", while talking about Michael Keaton, who played Batman in the character's self-titled 1989 movie and Batman Returns, Keaton's role as Vulture in Spider-Man: Homecoming is mentioned. While talking about Christian Bale, who played Batman in the Dark Knight trilogy, Bale's role as Gorr the God Butcher in Thor: Love and Thunder is mentioned. While talking about Ben Affleck, who played Batman in the DCEU, footage from The Last Duel is used.
*"Top 10 Most Realistic Fight Scenes in Movies" ranks Leo and Willy's fistfight from The Yards at #9.
*"Top 20 Smartest Decisions in Movies" ranks Doctor Strange trapping Dormammu in a time loop from Doctor Strange at #19, Jack Sparrow stealing a coin before fighting Hector Barbossa from Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl at #16, Tony Stark using the Infinity Stones against Thanos from Avengers: Endgame at #8, and Tony Stark building his first Iron Man suit from Iron Man at #5. Footage from Aladdin and Avengers: Infinity War is also used.
*In "Live Movie Trivia Game! (feat. Mackenzie and The WatchMojo Lady)", Rebecca mentions that the first movie she saw in theaters was Aladdin. During the humming game, the second song Rebecca hums is "Circle of Life" from The Lion King. The ninth question asks which movie started the Disney Renaissance, with the options being Aladdin, The Little Mermaid, Beauty and the Beast, or The Lion King. The answer is The Little Mermaid. The 15th question asks what year between 1982, 2018, 1976, and 1984 did not have a remake of A Star is Born release, however the picture for this question mistakenly includes a picture from Bambi. The 24th question asks what Shakespeare play influenced The Lion King, with the options being Othello, Hamlet, Macbeth, or King Lear. The answer is Hamlet.
*In "Top 10 Coolest Tech of 2023" (published November 16, 2023), while talking about the Dyson Zone Headphones, footage from Ant-Man is used. While talking about the Gocycle G4, the bicycle is compared to a light cycle from Tron.
*"Top 10 Historically Accurate Spy Movies" (published November 16, 2023) ranks Bridge of Spies at #4.
*In "Live Movie Trivia SUPER Game! (feat. Mackenzie and The WatchMojo Lady)", Rebecca asks if she should sing "Let It Go". Rebecca mentions that she is annoyed at the recent trend of people pretending old movies are better than they actually are to contradict the majority negative opinion of the movies, naming the Star Wars prequel trilogy as an example of this trend. During "Never Have I Ever", one of Mackenzie's prompts is "Never have I ever cried during an animated movie." Both hosts have, with Mackenzie mentioning Inside Out and Rebecca mentioning Coco. The second question is a true or false prompt claiming that Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs was Disney's first animated feature film, which is true. The ninth question asks which silent film star Mickey Mouse was loosely based on, with the options being Len Chaney, Buster Keaton, Charlie Chaplin, or Rudolph Valentino. The answer is Charlie Chaplin. The 18th question asks which film between Harry and the Hendersons, The Return of the Jedi, Guardians of the Galaxy, and Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets won the Oscar for best make-up. The answer is Harry and the Hendersons. The 21st question asks which film studio distributes the Fast and the Furious franchise, with the options being Paramount Pictures, Warner Bros., The Walt Disney Company, or Universal Pictures. The answer is Universal Pictures. The 25th question asks what Pixar's second movie was, with options being A Bug's Life, Monsters, Inc., Finding Nemo, and Toy Story 2. The answer is A Bug's Life. The thumbnail for this question features a picture from Toy Story 3.
*"Top 10 Times DreamWorks ROASTED Disney" ranks the goldfish the asks Roddy if he has seen his dad from Flushed Away at #10, Jack collecting the Sorcerer Hat, a Glass Slipper, a crimson Magic Carpet, a magic flower in a glass case, Captain Hook's hook, a broomstick that walks, Poisoned Apples and a golden trident from Puss in Boots: The Last Wish at #9, the Boss Baby making a clock and a candlestick fight in an advertisement for The Boss Baby which aired exclusively ahead of showing of the live-action remake of Beauty and the Beast at #8, Doctor Zara being an evil version of Merida from Abominable at #7, the flashback where Puss, Shrek, and Donkey are seen walking across a bridge in a similar manner to Simba, Timon, and Pumbaa during "Hakuna Matata" from The Lion King from Puss in Boots: The Last Wish at #6, Prince Charming and the Fairy Godmother being evil parodies of their Disney counterparts in Shrek 2 at #5, Barry B. Benson and a government agent spotting Winnie the Pooh and Piglet with a honey pot and Barry tells the agent to "take him down", which is followed by Pooh getting hit with a tranquilizer dart from The Bee Movie at #4, Pinocchio wearing women's underwear from Shrek 2 at #3, Lord Farquad possibly being a reference to Michael Eisner from Shrek at #2, and Chelsea being a parody of Ariel from Ruby Gillman: Teenage Kraken at #1. Footage from Aladdin, Cinderella, Brave, 2011's Winnie the Pooh, and both versions of The Little Mermaid is used.
*"Top 10 Superheroes Too Dark For The MCU" ranks Hit-Monkey at #10, Danny Ketch at #9, Daimen Helstorm at #8, Magik at #7, Peance at #6, Paladin at #5, Kaine at #4, David Holler at #3, the Sentry at #2, and Punisher at #1. Footage from Hit-Monkey, Helstrom, Ultimate Spider-Man, and The Punisher is used.
*In "Is the Government Hiding Time Travel From The Public?", footage from Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny and Lincoln is used.
*"Top 30 Greatest Giant Movie Monsters" ranks the Kraken from Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest at #30, the giant squid from 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea at #27, and the Rancor from Return of the Jedi at #16. Footage from Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End is also used.
*In "Top 20 South Park Moments That Left Us Speechless", while talking about Comedy Central ironically censoring Kyle's anti-censorship speech from "200" and "201", the show's parody of Mickey Mouse is seen in footage from the episodes. While talking about Steve Irwin's appearance at Satan's Halloween party in "Hell on Earth 2006", attendees are seen dressed as Captain America, Spider-Man, Doctor Doom, and the Hulk. While talking about the animators messing with Bob White's body after he nearly "exposed" them in "Splatty Tomato", Jack Skellington, Peter Pan, Mickey Mouse, Yoda, Ewoks, Stormtroopers, Darth Maul, Cinderella, Br'er Fox, Br'er Rabbit, Uncle Remus, Mr. Toad, the Mad Hatter, V.I.N.CENT, Dreamfinder, Cruella De Vil, Captain Hook, The Headless Horseman, the Green Goblin, and Venom are seen in footage from one of the episodes in the "Imaginationland" trilogy. While talking about Chef's death in the episode "The Return of Chef", Chef is seen dressed as Darth Vader in footage from the episode.
*In "Top 20 Unhealthiest Snacks", while talking about Cheetos, footage from Dangerous Minds is used. While talking about Lays, footage from a commercial for the chips that features Mr. Potato Head and Mrs. Potato Head is used. While talking about Hot Pockets, footage from Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. is used.
*In "10 Worst Psychopaths in History", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video.
*In "These Robot Chicken Sketches Will ALWAYS Be Funny...", the #3 entry is dedicated to "Take Your Daughter to Work Day", a sketch in which a Stormtrooper takes his daughter on board the Death Star. The #1 entry is dedicated to "Inner Monologue", a sketch which portrays Luke Skywalker, Darth Vader, and Palpatine's inner monologues during the climatic battle of Return of the Jedi. While talking about "M. Night Shamalyan's The Twist", footage from The Sixth Sense and Signs is used.
*In "Top 10 Most Hilarious Deleted Movie Scenes", an honorable mention is given to a deleted scene from Teen America: World Police in which Spottswoode mentions hating Winnie the Pooh.
*In "10 CURSED Archaeological Discoveries", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video.
*In "Top 10 Health Myths That Are COMPLETELY FALSE", while talking about the myth that sugar causes hyperactivity in children, two children dressed as Captain America and Mickey Mouse respectively are seen in the background of a news report.
*In "Top 20 Products That KILLED Competitors", footage from Captain America: The Winter Soldier is used in the intro. While talking about Call of Duty killing Medal of Honor, footage from The Avengers is used. While talking about Facebook killing MySpace, footage from Iron Man is used.
*"Top 10 FAILED TV Show Reboots", ranks The Muppets 2015 at #6. Footage from The Muppets 2011 is also used.
*In "Top 10 Times Characters Were Cut From Movies", while talking about Harrison Ford's cut cameo from E.T. The Extra Terrestrial, Ford's role as Han Solo is mentioned.
*"Top 10 Must Know BLACK FRIDAY Facts" ranks the holiday being 12 times more popular than Disneyland at #6. Footage from Iron Man is used.
*In "Top 10 Times Thieves Caught on Camera Faced Justice", while talking about repeated bike thief Lonnie Perice stealing a bike local police had connected a tracking device to, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used.
*In "Top 10 Most Expensive Product FAILS", while talking about Google Glass, footage from Spider-Man: Far From Home and Captain America: Civil War is used.
*"These Unexpected Movie Moments Left Us SPEECHLESS..." ranks Thanos' snap from Avengers: Infinity War at #5, Dr. Malcolm being dead the entire movie from The Sixth Sense at #3, and Darth Vader being Luke Skywalker's father from The Empire Strikes Back at #2. An honorable mention is given to Broden actually being twin brothers from The Prestige. Footage from Frozen is used in the intro.
*In "10 Founders FIRED From Their Own Businesses", while talking about Dov Charney being fired from American Apparel, footage from an ABC News report on Charney is used. While talking about George Zimmer being fired from Men's Warehouse, footage from an ABC News report on Zimmer is used. While talking about Travis Kalanick being fired from Uber, footage from an ABC News report on Kalanick is used.
*In "Everything We Know About Zack Snyder's REBEL MOON", one entry is dedicated to the fact that the film was initially meant to be a Star Wars film. Footage from Rogue One is used. While talking about the cast, it is mentioned that Djimon Hounsou has a role in the film, with Hounsou's role in Guardians of the Galaxy being mentioned.
*In "Top 10 Deep Ocean Mysteries That Scientists Are Still Trying to Solve" (published November 22, 2023), while talking about the Baltic Sea Anomaly, it is mentioned that the shape of the anomaly has been compared to PAC-MAN or the Millennium Falcon depending on the angle the anomaly is looked at.
*"Top 10 Movie Hallway Fights" ranks Darth Vader's hallway rampage from Rogue One at #8 and Black Widow against the Hammer security guards from Iron Man 2 at #7. While talking about Dae-su Oh fighting the prison guards from Oldboy, it is mentioned this scene inspired a similar scene in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3.
*"Top 10 Best Video Games of 2023" (published November 22, 2023) ranks Star Wars Jedi: Survivor at #9 and Insomniac's Spider-Man 2 at #5.
*In "4 Simulation Stories That Will Make You Question Reality", footage from Free Guy and Unbreakable is used.
*"Top 20 Must See Biopics" ranks Lincoln at #6.
*In "Top 10 Nicest Actors In Hollywood", while talking about Julie Andrews, her role as the titular character in Mary Poppins is mentioned. While talking about Paul Rudd, his role as Ant-Man is mentioned, with footage from the character's first self-titled film being used.
*"Top 10 Unbelievable CROCS You Have To See" ranks Crocs themed after Lightning McQueen and Mater at #1. Footage from Cars is used.
*"Top 10 WORST Movie Prequels" ranks Oz the Great and Powerful at #9 and Pan (the Warner Bros.-produced prequel to Peter Pan) at #4.
*"Top 10 Hardest Video Game Bosses of the 2000s" ranks Sephiroth's boss fight in Kingdom Hearts at #2. While talking about Puppet Ganon from The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker, the narrator says this version of Ganon isn't going to grow his nose to use as a sword.
*"Top 10 TV Shows To Watch If You Like INVINCIBLE" ranks Hit-Monkey at #7. While talking about The Venture Bros., one clip from the show features Hank and Dean hanging upside down in a cave similar to Luke Skywalker in The Empire Strikes Back. While talking about Hit-Monkey, Disney+ is mentioned.
*In "10 Celebrities Everyone Lost Respect For", while talking about Lance Armstrong, footage from an ABC News report on Armstrong is used. While talking about Matt Lauer, footage from an ABC News report on Lauer's sexual misconduct allegations is used. While talking about Kevin Spacey, footage from an NBC News report on Spacey's sexual misconduct allegations uses footage from Adventures in Babysitting. The footage features a girl dressed as Thor. While talking about Roseanne Barr, footage from an ABC News report on Barr's racist comments is used. While talking about Bill Cosby, a Mickey Mouse plush is seen in footage from The Cosby Show. This clip is also seen in the "These Are The People We All Lost Respect For" compilation.
*"Top 20 Best MCU Fights" ranks Iron Man fighting Obadiah Stane in Iron Man at #20, Peggy Carter and Edwin Jarvis fighting the SSR from Agent Carter at #19, Black Widow fighting the Hammer security guards from Iron Man 2 at #18, Ant-Man fighting Yellowjacket from Ant-Man at #17, Melinda May fighting Agent 33 from Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. at #16, Thor fighting Iron Man and Captain America from The Avengers at #15, the Guardians of the Galaxy fighting the High Evolutionary's guards from Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 at #14, Scarlet Witch fighting the Illuminati from Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness at #13, Punisher fighting the cell block from Daredevil at #12, Star-Lord fighting Ego from Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 at #11, Hulk and Thor's fight from Thor: Ragnarok at #10, T'Challa and Erik Killmonger's first fight from Black Panther at #9, the Hulkbuster fight from Avengers: Age of Ultron at #8, Shang-Chi vs Xu Wenwu from Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings at #7, the hallway fight from Daredevil at #6, Iron Man, Thor, and Captain America against Thanos from Avengers: Endgame at #5, the three Spider-Men against the villains from Spider-Man: No Way Home at #4, the highway fight from Captain America: The Winter Soldier at #3, the fight on Titan from Avengers: Infinity War at #2, and Captain America and Bucky against Iron Man from Captain America: Civil War at #1.
*"Top 20 Joaquin Phoenix Performances of All Time" (published November 25, 2023) ranks Merrill Hess from Signs at #20 and Willie Guiterez from The Yards at #18.
*In "Top 20 Surprisingly Good Saturday Night Live Hosts", while talking about Natalie Portman, Portman's role as Padmé Amidala in Star Wars is alluded to. While talking about Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, footage from a sketch that parodies a live-action remake of Bambi is used (Note: this sketch aired before the actual live-action remake was announced). While talking about Adam Driver, footage from the sketch "Undercover Boss: Starkiller Base" is used.
*Watchmojo uploaded "Top 20 Shocking Power Rangers Scandals".
*In "10 Music Videos That DESTROYED An Artist's Careers", while talking about "Rock Me Tonite" ruining Billy Squier's career, it is mentioned the music video was choreographed by Kenny Ortega, who would later direct High School Musical. This clip is also seen in the "These Things RUINED Careers In An Instant...." compilation.
*"Top 10 WORST Main Characters in TV History" ranks Jack Shepherd from Lost at #10. While talking about Meredith Grey from Grey's Anatomy, ABC is mentioned in the copyright information of the show.
*In "4 Theoretical Megastructures from Big To MASSIVE", footage from Among the Stars is used. The idea of a planetary megastructure is compared to the Death Star.
*In "The Simpsons Cast: Then Vs Now" (published November 27, 2023), while talking about Pamala Hayden, Hayden's role in Recess is mentioned. While talking about Maggie Roswell, it is mentioned that one of Rosewell's roles on the show was Shary Bobbins, a parody of Mary Poppins, in the episode "Simpsoncalifragilisticexpiala(Annoyed Grunt)cious". While talking about Nancy Cartwright, her role as Rufus from Kim Possible is mentioned.
*In "Top 10 Most Disturbing Celeb Interviews Because of What We Know Now" (published November 27, 2023), while talking about Matt Lauer making a joke about seeing Sandra Bullock naked in The Proposal during an interview with Bullock, footage from an ABC News report on Lauer's sexual misconduct allegations is used.
*In "Home Alone Cast: Where Are They Now?" (published November 28, 2023), while talking about Michael C. Maronnam, his work behind-the-scenes of Jessica Jones and Luke Cage is mentioned. While talking about Devin Ratray, it is mentioned that Ratary reprised his role in Home Sweet Home Alone. While talking about John Candy, his role in Cool Runnings is mentioned. While talking about Catherine O'Hara, her roles in The Nightmare Before Christmas and Frankenweenie are mentioned.
*In "Top 10 Horror Comedies", while talking about An American Werewolf in London, the film's Mickey Mouse statue is seen.
*In "Why Scientists Think Aliens Have ALREADY Visited Earth", footage from Signs is used.
*In "Times Kids Shows Were Struck By Tragedy", while talking about the 2011 Tohoku earthquake cancelling an arc in the Pokémon Black and White anime in which Team Rocket and Team Plasma fought over a rare material resulting in an earthquake, footage from an ABC News report on the earthquake is used. While talking about Anton Yelchin's tribute in Trollhunters: Tales of Arcadia, footage from an ABC News report on Yelchin's fatal car accident is used.
*In "Top 10 Actors Who Looked EXACTLY Like the Real Life Killers They Played", while talking about Paul Hauser's portrayal of Larry Hall in Black Bird, Hauser's role in Cruella is mentioned. While talking about Ellie Fanning's portrayal of Michelle Carter in The Girl from Plainville, footage from an ABC News report on Carter is used. While talking about Evan Peters' portrayal of Jeffery Dahmer in Dahmer - Monster: The Jeffery Dahmer Story, Ross Lynch's portrayal of Dahmer in My Friend Dahmer is also mentioned. Lynch is referred to as a "former Disney star".
*"Top 20 Military Operations Hollywood Got RIGHT", while talking about the depiction of the attack on Pearl Harbor in Tora! Tora! Tora!, it is mentioned that this film depicted the attack more accurately than the film that shares its name with the naval base.
*In "Top 10 Strongest Mythological Monsters", while talking about Surtur, footage from Thor: Ragnarok is used. While talking about the kraken, footage from Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest is used. While talking about the fschan, footage from Brave is used.
*"Top 10 Anti-Christmas Movies" ranks The Nightmare Before Christmas at #4. While talking about Batman Returns, The Penguin says Catwoman is "both Beauty and the Beast" in footage from the film.
*In "Top 10 Shocking Moments In TV in 2023" (published November 30, 2023), while talking about the time jump from Barry, the narrator says says it is the most interesting time jump since Lost.
*In "Top 10 Times South Park Roasted The Internet", while talking about mocking the concept of social media friends in "You Have 0 Friends", the episode's Tron parody is seen. While talking about the numerous viral video stars fighting in "Canda on Strike", the episode's parodies of "Tron Guy" and "Star Wars Kid" are seen.
*"Top 10 Video Games Perfect for the Holidays" ranks Insomniac's Spider-Man: Miles Morales at #3.
*"Top 20 Most Memorable Graham Norton Show Moments" ranks Paul Rudd revealing he played a prank on Michael Douglas where he pretended to unzip his pants to reenact a scene from Basic Instinct on the set of Ant-Man at #20. It is mentioned that the interview where Paul Rudd revealed this prank was to promote Captain America: Civil War. While talking about Bryan Cranston, Eddie Reddmine, and Benedict Cumberbatch reenacting old dating show interviews, Cumberbatch's role as Doctor Strange is mentioned. While talking about Mark Ruffalo hinting that Josh Whitticum's greatest fear is girls older than twelve, Ruffalo's role as the Hulk is mentioned. Jeremy Renner and Scarlett Johansson were also present during this interview, whose roles as Hawkeye and Black Widow respectively are alluded to. While talking about Chris Pratt's impression of a British accent, it is mentioned that Pratt started practicing the accent because he first watched The Only Way is Essex while filming Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3. While talking about a segment where Paul Hollywood, Mary Berry, Hugh Jackman, and Billy Crystal read baking-related sexual innuendos, the latter two's roles as Wolverine and Mike Wazowski respectively are mentioned. While talking about Seth MacFarlane's numerous impressions, one of the impressions MacFarlane does has Kermit the Frog quoting Bryan Mills' "I will find you and I will kill you" speech from Taken.
*In "What If Humans Could Regenerate?", footage from Doctor Strange and various National Geographic productions is used.
*"Top 10 Most Powerful Versions of Godzilla" ranks Marvel's version at #4. This clip also appears in "The Ultimate Godzilla Countdown".
*In "Top 10 Christmas Episodes in Adult Animation", while talking about "Ricktional Mortpoon's Rickmas Mortcation" from Rick and Morty, the episode's plot point in which Rick gives Morty a lightsaber for Christmas is mentioned.
*"Top 20 Animated Movie Moments That Left Us SPEECHLESS" ranks Moana being trusted with the Heart of Te Fiti from Moana at #16, Cinderella's transformation for the Royal Ball from Cinderella at #14, Woody and Buzz "falling with style" into Andy's mom's car from Toy Story at #12, Coral's death from Finding Nemo at #11, Coco remembering her father from Coco at #10, the village destroyed by the Hun Army from Mulan at #7, the death of Bambi's mother from Bambi at #6, the "Married Life" montage from Up at #4, Andy's final goodbye from Toy Story 3 at #2, and "Circle of Life" from The Lion King at #1.
*In "10 Musicians Who Ruined Their Own Lives", while talking about CeeLo Green, footage from an ABC News report on Green's sexual misconduct allegations is used. While talking about Azaliea Banks sharing various bigoted opinions on the social media site formerly known as Twitter, Banks is seen wearing a Mickey Mouse sweater in the music video for "212". While talking about R. Kelly, footage from an ABC News report on Kelly's sexual misconduct allegations is used. This clip also appears in the "These People's Lives Were Ruined..." compilation.
*"Top 10 TV Revenge Kills of the Last Decade" (published December 2, 2023) ranks Tamara's death from Once Upon a Time at #10 and Grant Ward's death from Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. at #8.
*In "Top 10 TV Bromances", an honorable mention is given to Cory Matthews and Shawn Hunter from Boy Meets World and Girl Meets World.
*In "Top 10 Archaeological Discoveries People Found By Accident", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video.
*In "The Exact Moment Reporters RUINED Their Careers...", while talking about Aaron Calvin being fired after problematic Tweets were uncovered, footage from a news report covering Calvin's firing includes a graphic showcasing various stocks, including Disney. While talking about Rick Sanchez being fired from CNN after falsely accusing the network of discrimination, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Bill O'Reily being fired from Fox News after sexual misconduct allegations, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. The #4 entry is dictated to Marly Rivera, who was fired from ESPN after getting into an argument with a freelancer. While talking about Chris Coumo being fired from CNN after sexual misconduct allegations, footage from an ABC News report on the allegations is used. While talking about Matt Lauer being fired from NBC after sexual misconduct allegations, footage from an ABC News report on the allegations is used. This clip is also seen in "The Exact Moments Things Were Ruined..." and the "These Things RUINED Careers In An Instant...." compilations.
*"Top 20 Book to Movie Adaptations of the Century So Far" (published December 3, 2023) ranks Holes at #19 and The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe at #13. An honorable mention is given to Bridge to Terabithia.
*"Top 10 WEIRDEST Movie Translations" ranks the French translation of Frozen removing the sandwich joke from "Love Is an Open Door" at #6, the Chinese translation of Avengers: Age of Ultron removing Captain America's swearing at #5, the Norwegian dub of The Lion King mistakenly calling Timon a baboon at #4, and various edits in European dubs of Star Wars at #1. Footage from The Lion King 1½ is also used.
*"Top 20 TV Characters That Lost Their Mojo" ranks Jack RShepherd from Lost at #11.
*In "Top 10 Box Office Bombs That Deserved a Second Chance", while talking about The Lost City of Z, the narrator says the film struggled at the box office against the MCU. While talking about Annihilation, the narrator says the film struggled at the box office against Black Panther. While talking about The Nice Guys, the narrator says the film was largely ignored due to Captain America: Civil War releasing around the same time.
*In "10 Celebs Who Ruined Their Careers in 2023" (published December 4, 2023), while talking about Colleen Ballinger, footage from Ralph Breaks the Internet is used. While talking about Jonathan Majors, footage from Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania is used.
*"Top 10 Hardest Video Game Bosses of 2023" (published December 5, 2023) ranks Oggodo Bogdo and Spawn of Oggdo from Star Wars Jedi: Survivor at #8, While talking about Laxasia the Complete from Lies of P, the narrator describes the game as "Soulslike Pinocchio".
*In "Top 10 Bizarre Celebrity Endorsements", while talking about Tom Hiddleston's commercial for Sliver Centrum, his role as Loki is mentioned, with footage from Thor: The Dark World being used.
*In "Top 10 YouTuber Scandals You Forgot About", while about Sam from Sam and Nia using the affair website Ashleymadison, it is mentioned that the channel became popular from a video of the couple singing "Love Is an Open Door" from Frozen. Nia is seen wearing a Minnie Mouse robe in footage from their pregnancy test video.
*"Top 20 Stupidly Overpowered Disney Characters" ranks the Beast from Beauty and the Beast at #20, Jack Skellington from The Nightmare Before Christmas at #19, Rapunzel from Tangled at #18, Dr. Facilier from The Princess and the Frog at #17, the Evil Queen from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs at #16, Merlin from The Sword in the Stone at #15, Ursula from The Little Mermaid at #14, the Cheshire Cat from Alice in Wonderland at #13, Maui from Moana at #12, the Jerries from Soul at #11, the Blue Fairy from Pinocchio at #10, Ming Lee from Turning Red at #9, Vanellope von Schweetz from Wreck-It Ralph at #8, Stitch from Lilo & Stitch at #7, Elsa from Frozen at #6, Jack-Jack from The Incredibles at #5, Maleficent from Sleeping Beauty at #4, Hades from Hercules at #3, Chernabog from Fantasia at #2, and Genie from Aladdin at #1. Footage from Cinderella and Maleficent is also used.
*In "4 Parallel Universe Stories To Make You Question Reality", footage from Avengers: Infinity War is used.
*In "Top 24 Best Christmas Movies of Each Year (2000 - 2023)" (published December 5, 2023), the entry for 2009 is A Christmas Carol. While talking about Rise of the Guardians, it is mentioned the film came out the same year as The Avengers.
*In "10 Countries You Never Knew Existed", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video. While talking about Lesotho, it is mentioned the country served as the design inspiration for the MCU's version of Wakanda, with footage from Black Panther being used.
*In "Everything We Know About the Mad Max Prequel Furiosa", it is mentioned that Chris Hemsworth will play the villain of the movie, whose role as Thor is mentioned. Footage from Thor: Ragnarok is used.
*In "Top 10 Hated Celebs of 2023" (published December 6, 2023), while talking about Jonathan Majors, his role as Kang the Conqueror is mentioned. Footage from Loki and Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania is used.
*"Top 10 Historically Inaccurate War Movies" ranks Pearl Harbor at #2.
*Watchmojo uploaded "Top 10 Dumbest Decisions in Power Rangers".
*"Top 10 Hidden Details in DC Animated Movies" ranks Will Magnus' mice being named Mickey, Minnie, Mighty, and Jerry from Injustice: Gods and Monsters at #7. While talking about Wonder Woman comparing the Justice League members to various gods in Justice League: War, footage from Hercules is used.
*In "Top 10 Lost Human Civilizations", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video.
*"Top 50 Facts About Our Universe That Will Blow Your Mind" ranks a Buzz Lightyear toy spending 468 days on the International Space Station from May 31, 2008 to September 11, 2009 at #48. Footage from Toy Story is used. Footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video. While talking about the fact that a teaspoon's worth of a neutron star weighs millions of tons, the narrator says "A spoonful of sugar might help the medicine go down…". During the fact that removing one's spacesuit in space will kill them in a minute or two as opposed to the instant death depicted in media, footage from Mission to Mars is used.
*"Top 10 Unofficial Christmas Movies - Fan Rank" ranks Iron Man 3 at #10 and The Nightmare Before Christmas at #3.
*"Top 10 Shocking Times a Sitcom Character Was Killed Off" ranks Chet Hunter from Boy Meets World at #4.
*"Top 20 Things Everyone Gets Wrong About Famous Movies" ranks the misconception that Edna Mode was inspired by Edith Head from The Incredibles at #16, the misconception George Lucas directed all three movies in the original Star Wars trilogy at #12, the misconception that Tim Burton directed The Nightmare Before Christmas at #7, "No, I am your father" being misremembered as "Luke, I am your father" from The Empire Strikes Back at #2, and the dust particles that read "SFX" being misread as s*x from The Lion King at #1. Footage from Incredibles 2 and James and the Giant Peach is also used.
*In "Top 10 Celeb Performances in Ghibli Movies", while talking about Daveigh Chase's performance as Chihiro Ogino in Spirited Away, Chase's role as Lilo in Lilo & Stitch is mentioned.
*In "Top 10 Moments That Killed Musicians' Careers", while talking about CeeLo Green discounting his sexual misconduct allegations, footage from an ABC News report on the allegations is used. While talking about DaBaby's homophobic remarks during a concert in Florida, footage from an ABC News report on the comments is used.
*In "Top 50 Conspiracy Theories That Turned Out to Be TRUE", while talking about certain websites using device microphones to determine advertisements, footage from a news report features an Instagram post set at Disneyland. While talking about Apple products running slower when a new product releases, a news report on a protest on the so-called "planned obsolesce" features protesters dressed as Darth Vader and Stormtroopers. While talking about Operation Menu, footage from Nixon is used.
*In "Top 50 Things Life Hacks You Didn't Know", while talking about eating Cheetos with chopsticks to avoid getting cheese dust on one's fingers, footage from Toy Story 2 is used.
*"Top 10 Hardest Superhero Games" ranks Insomniac's Spider-Man 2 at #9 and Marvel's Midnight Suns at #4.
*"Top 10 Holiday Movies That Aren't Home Alone" ranks The Muppet Christmas Carol at #8 and The Santa Clause at #4. Footage from The Santa Clause 2, The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause, and The Santa Clauses is also used. An honorable mention is given to I'll Be Home for Christmas. During the honorable mention for All I Want for Christmas, the film is summarized as "Two siblings get up to Parent Trap shenanigans for the holidays".
*In "Top 10 Underrated Movies of 2023" (published December 9, 2023), while talking about Blackberry, Doug Fergen makes an analogy to the Force in footage from the film. This video was later combined with "10 Underrated Movie Moments".
*In "Top 10 Family Guy Moments That Shocked Everyone", while talking about Stewie and Brian traveling the multiverse in "Road to the Multiverse", the episode's Disney universe is seen.
*"Top 20 Actors Who Regret Their Iconic Roles" ranks Miley Cyrus regretting her role as the titular character from Hannah Montana at #19, Viola Davis regretting her role as Aibileen Clark from The Help at #6, and Alec Guinness regretting his role as Obi-Wan Kenobi in A New Hope at #2. While talking about Zoë Saldaña regretting her role as Nina Simone in Nina, Saldaña's role as Gamora is mentioned, with footage from Guardians of the Galaxy being used.
*"Top 20 Smartest Decisions in Sci-Fi Movies" ranks wearing Stormtrooper costumes from A New Hope at #6 and sabotaging the Death Star's design from Rogue One at #1.
*In "Top 10 Things That Dont Exist Anymore As Of 2023" (published December 11, 2023), while talking about the social media site Apollo, one post features concept art from Monsters University. Another post features the trailer for The Last Jedi.
*In "Top 10 Celebrity Scandals of 2023" (published December 11, 2023), while talking about Jonathan Majors' sexual misconduct allegations, his role as Kang the Conqueror is mentioned. Footage from Loki and Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania is used.
*"Top 10 Movie Plot Twists of the Last Decade" (published December 11, 2023) ranks HYDRA agents infiltrating S.H.I.E.L.D. from Captain America: The Winter Soldier at #5. Footage from Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. is also used.
*"Top 10 Worst Pixar Movies" ranks Finding Dory at #10, Luca at #9, Onward at #8, Monsters University at #7, Brave at #6, The Good Dinosaur at #5, Elemental at #4, Cars 3 at #3, Lightyear at #2, and Cars 2 at #1. Footage from Finding Nemo, Monsters, Inc., Ralph Breaks the Internet, Inside Out, and Buzz Lightyear of Star Command is also used. Luca is described as Pixar's take on The Little Mermaid.
*"Top 10 Times Movie Reshoots RUINED Everything" ranks Dark Phoenix at #10 and Solo at #3.
*In "10 Celebs Who Went to Prison: Where Are They Now?" (published December 13, 2023), while talking about Lindsay Lohan, footage from The Parent Trap is used. While talking about Tim Allen, his role as Buzz Lightyear is mentioned, with footage from Toy Story being used. While talking about Robert Downey Jr., his role as Iron Man is mentioned, with footage from the character's first self-titled film and Avengers: Endgame being used.
*"Top 20 Greatest Movie Scenes of All Time" (published December 13, 2023) ranks "Luke, I am your father" from The Empire Strikes Back at #6. Footage from The Lion King is used in the intro when the narrator mentions animated films will not appear on the list.
*In "Ferris Bueller's Day Off Cast: Where Are They Now?" (published December 14, 2023), while talking about Charlie Sheen, footage from an ABC News interview with Sheen is used. While talking about Edie NcClurg, her roles in The Little Mermaid, Frozen and Cars are mentioned. While talking about Matthew Broderick, his role as adult Simba in The Lion King is mentioned.
*In "10 Child Stars Whose Parents Ruined Their Lives", while talking about Demi Lovato, footage from an ABC News interview with Lavoto is used. While talking about Gary Coleman, footage from an ABC News interview with Coleman is used. While talking about Aaron Carter, footage from an ABC News interview with Carter is used. While talking about Ariel Winter, footage from an ABC News reporter on Winter's family's custody battle is used. While talking about Jeannette McCurdy, footage from an ABC News interview with McCurdy is used. This clip also appears in the "These People's Lives Were Ruined..." compilation.
*In "Live TV Trivia Game! (feat. Mackenzie and The WatchMojo Lady)", Rebecca mentions being disappointed by the finale of Lost. The fourth question asks which Games of Thrones character came back from the dead between Jon Snow, Daenyrs Targaryen, Shireen Baratheon, and Ned Stark. The thumbnail for this question erroneously contains a picture from WandaVision. The ninth question asks whether the evil car from Knight Rider was named K.A.R.R., K.I.L.L., C.R.A.S.H., or K.N.I.G.H.T. The thumbnail for this question erroneously contains a picture of Denise and Kermit. The 20th question asks whether Gravity Falls takes place in Oregon, Ohio, Oklahoma, or Rhode Island. The answer is Oregon.
*"Top 10 WORST Movie Action Figures" ranks an action figure based on Luke Skywalker's farmer outfit at #9 and Jorg Sacul at #1. The narrator calls the Leatherface action figure based on the Texas Chainsaw Massacre Atari video game "Hulk-colored Leatherface".
*In "Top 10 Epic Godzilla Team Ups", while talking about Godzilla, Minilla, Rodan, Mothra, Anguirus, Kumonga, Manda, Varan, Gorosaurus, and Baragon fighting King Gidorah in Destroy All Monsters, the narrator jokes the movie is a more ambitious crossover than Avengers: Infinity War. This clip also appears in "The Ultimate Godzilla Countdown".
*"Top 10 Movie Fights of 2023" (published December 14, 2023) ranks the hallway fight from Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 at #4.
*In "Top 10 YouTube Channels of 2023" (published December 15, 2023), while talking about Pitch Meeting, footage from the channel's "Pitch Meeting" for The Marvels is used.
*In "Top 20 Celebs with Confusing Accents", while talking about Johnny Depp, footage from Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl is used. While talking about Audrey Hepburn, Hepburn's vocal performance in My Fair Lady is compared to a Disney princess. While talking about Madonna, her role in Evita is mentioned.
*"Top 10 Overhyped Netflix Releases" ranks Iron Fist at #1. Footage from Jessica Jones and Daredevil is also used.
*"Top 10 Worst Christmas Movies of All Time" (published December 15, 2023) ranks I'll Be Home for Christmas at #9 and The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause at #5. While talking about The Nutcracker: The Untold Story, the narrator says she'd much rather watch The Nutcracker and the Four Realms. Footage from The Santa Clause 2 is also used.
*"Top 10 Brutal Godzilla Kills" has Godzilla stepping on Bambi from the fan film Bambi Meets Godzilla as a joke #1 entry.
*"Top 10 Best Running Gags in Movie Franchises" ranks "I have a bad feeling about this" from Star Wars at #3 and Stan Lee's cameos in the MCU at #1. Footage from The Force Awakens, Captain America: Civil War, The Last Jedi, Avengers: Age of Ultron, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, Spider-Man: Homecoming, and Avengers: Endgame is used.
*"Top 10 BEST PlayStation Games of All Time" (published December 16, 2023) ranks Insomniac's Spider-Man 2 at #9.
*In "Top 50 MORE Facts About Our Universe That Will Blow Your Mind", footage from National Geographic is used throughout the video. While talking about the United Nations Outer Space Treaty prohibiting nuclear weapons in outer space, footage from Ad Astra is used. While talking about the existence of over 5,000 exoplanets, footage from Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 is used.
*In "Top 10 Memes of 2023" (published December 17, 2023), while talking about "eggflation", footage from an ABC News report on the increased price of eggs is used. While talking about Pedro Pascal eating a peanut butter and jelly sandwich, his role as the titular character from The Mandalorian is mentioned. While talking about the giant red boots, footage from a Fox News segment on the boots features a reporter calling the guest wearing the boots "Cinderella". While talking about Ariana DeBose singing "Angela Bassett did the thing" during her performance performance at the 2023 BAFTA Awards, the narrator speculates the aforementioned "thing" could be referring to Bassett's performance as Queen Ramonda in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever. While talking about Elon Musk changing Twitter to X, footage from an ABC News reporter on the rebranding is used.
*In "Top 10 Times Rick and Morty Tackled Serious Issues", while talking about marital problems being discussed in "Big Trouble in Little Sanchez", the episode's computer graphic resembling Bill Cipher is seen.
*In "Top 10 Unhealthiest Fast Food Chains In America", while talking about KFC, the narrator says KFC's biscuits have been "buttered to infinity and beyond."
*In "10 Movie Actors BANISHED to TV", while talking about Kristen Bell, footage from Frozen is used.
*In "The Most Shocking TV Deaths", the #10 entry is dedicated to Charlie Pace's death from Lost.
*In "Top 10 Mysterious Videos That Can't Be Explained", while talking about "I Feel Fantastic" by John Burgeron, footage from Runaways is used. While talking about Benjamin Bennett's "Sitting and Smiling" livestreams, footage from Hocus Pocus 2 is used.
*In "The Best Free Streaming Services of 2023" (published December 18, 2023), while talking about Vudu, Raya and the Last Dragon, Cruella, and the realistic CGI Lion King remake are seen in various commercials for the service. While talking about Plex, 2009's A Christmas Carol is seen in a commercial for the service. While talking about Tubi, Disney+ is seen on a fake smart TV dashboard in a commercial for the service.
*"Top 10 Movies Ruined by Fan Interference" ranks The Rise of Skywalker at #1. Footage from The Last Jedi is also used.
*"Top 20 Greatest Sci-Fi TV Series" ranks The Mandalorian at #20. While talking about Quantim Leap, footage from Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania is used.
*In "10 Most Realistic Cults in Movies", while talking about the cult from Martha Marcy May Marlene, it is mentioned that the film was Elizabeth Olsen's film debut, whose role as Scarlet Witch is alluded to.
*"Top 10 Best PS5 Games of 2023" (published December 19, 2023) ranks Star Wars Jedi: Survivor at #6 and Insomniac's Spider-Man 2 at #2.
*In "Monster vs Red Bull vs Prime", footage from I Am Number Four is used.
*In "Top 20 Insane Long Takes in Movies", while talking about every scene with conflict in The Revenant, the narrator says one of these fight scenes involves Leonardo DiCaprio "pulling a Luke Skywalker" with a bear.
*In "These 10 Weather Reports Went Hilariously Wrong...", one entry is dedicated to Tomasz Schafernaker describing a thunderstorm as "Thor and his lightning balls" instead of "lightning bolts", footage from Thor: Ragnarok is used.
*In "Top 10 WORST Made for TV Movies", footage from Radio Rebel is used in the intro when the narrator mentions Disney Channel Original Movies will not be included on the list. While talking about The Karate Dog, Cho-Cho says "zip-a-dee-doo-dah" while showing sarcastic excitement in footage from the film.
*"Top 20 Anticipated but Disappointing TV Shows" ranks The Muppets 2015 at #19, Iron Fist at #7, and Inhumans at #1. Footage from Jessica Jones and Luke Cage is also used.
*In "Top 10 Most Overrated Actors", while talking about Chris Pratt, footage from Avengers: Endgame is used. While talking about Gwyneth Paltrow, her role as Pepper Potts is mentioned, with footage from Iron Man being used.
*"Top 10 Movies That BOMBED in 2023" (published December 20, 2023) ranks Haunted Mansion 2023 at #8, The Marvels at #5, Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania at #3, and Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny at #2. Footage from The Haunted Mansion 2003, Hocus Pocus, Captain Marvel, and Ms. Marvel is also used.
*In "Disney vs DreamWorks: Which is Better?", Disney wins 4-3. Footage from Encanto, A Bug's Life, Fantasia, Toy Story, The Peter Pan Story, Fun and Fancy Free, Frozen, The Lion King, "Steamboat Willie", Frozen II, Once Upon a Studio, The Wonderful World of Disney, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, DuckTales the Movie: Treasure of the Lost Lamp, The Rescuers Down Under, The Lion King II: Simba's Pride, The Fox and the Hound 2, Toy Story 2, The Lion King 1½, The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, Alice in Wonderland 1951, Peter Pan, Dumbo 1941, Song of the South, Lady and the Tramp, Turning Red, Finding Nemo, Lilo & Stitch, Hercules, Pocahontas, Designing Disney, the Chip n' Dale Rescue Rangers film, Lady's Pedigree: The Making of "Lady and the Tramp", The Making of The Lion King, and Elemental is used.
*"Top 10 Deadpool 3 Rumors" ranks John Cena at #10, Ben Affleck's Daredevil and Jennifer Garner's Elektra at #9, connections to Loki at #8, a Blade reunion at #7, Scarlet Witch resurrected at #6, X-23's return at #5, multiple Wolverine variants at #4, Taylor Swift as Dazzler at #3, trolling Avengers: Endgame at #2, and numerous X-Men at #1. Footage from Loki, Avengers: Endgame, WandaVision, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, Avengers: Age of Ultron, and Dark Phoenix is used.
*In "Top 10 Alien Developments That Happened in 2023" (published December 21, 2023), footage from Toy Story is used.
*"Top 10 Biggest Unsolved TV Mysteries" ranks the identity of the thief of Peggy Carter's file from Agent Carter at #10 and the numbers from Lost at #2.
*In "Top 10 Most Popular Video Games of the Century (So Far)" (published December 22, 2023), while talking about Fortnite, Darth Vader is seen in footage of the game.
*In "These 10 90s Conspiracy Theories Turned Out To Be TRUE...", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video. While talking about Study 329 being written by a peroration salesperson, footage from an ABC News report on the conspiracy is used.
*In "20 Facts about the CyberTruck", footage from an ABC News report on Tesla's history of safety issues is used.
*"Top 30 Exact Moments That Killed TV Shows" ranks Elsa's addition to Once Upon a Time at #27 and the cork from Lost at #2. This clip is also seen in "The Exact Moments Things Were Ruined..." compilation.
*In "Top 10 Actors Who Looked Exactly like the Celebrities They Played", while talking about Robert Downey Jr. as Charlie Chaplain in Chaplin, his role as Iron Man is mentioned, with footage from the character's first self-titled film being used.
*In "Top 10 Best TV Shows of 2023" (published December 23, 2023), an honorable mention is given to season two of Loki.
*In "Top 10 Award Winning Horror Movies", while talking about An American Werewolf in London, the film's Mickey Mouse statue is seen.
*Watchmojo had a series covering the rise and fall of the MCU.
*"Top 10 Most Watched Kids Shows of All Time" (published December 24, 2023) ranks Phineas and Ferb at #4 and Wizards of Waverly Place at #2. While talking about Bluey, it is mentioned that the show is available on Disney+. Footage from Hannah Montana and The Suite Life of Zack & Cody is also used.
*In "Top 10 Strongest Animals In The World", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video. While talking about the blue whale, footage from an ABC News report involving the animal is used.
*"Top 20 Celebrity Performances In Video Games" ranks Christopher Lee as Ansem in Kingdom Hearts II at #16. While talking about John Goodman as Dan Hagar in RAGE, Goodman's role as Sulley in Monsters, Inc. is mentioned.
*"Top 10 Greatest Shots in Television History" (published December 24, 2023) ranks the prison fight from Daredevil at #5.
*"Top 20 Most Anticipated Movies of 2024" (published December 25, 2023) ranks Mufasa: The Lion King at #16, Inside Out 2, at #5 and Deadpool & Wolverine|Deadpool 3 at #4. While talking about the Mean Girls reboot, it is mentioned that the film's soundtrack will feature Auli'i Cravalho, whose role as Moana is alluded to. Footage from the original Lion King, the photorealistic Lion King remake, The Lion Guard, Thor: Ragnarok, Inside Out, and Avengers: Endgame is also used.
*"Top 10 Hardest Video Games of 2023" (published December 25, 2023) ranks Star Wars Jedi: Survivor at #4. Footage from Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order is also used.
*In "Top 10 Greatest Movie And TV Chefs" ranks the Swedish Chef from The Muppets at #5 and Remy from Ratatouille at #2.
*"Top 10 Must See Deleted Scenes from Classic Movies" ranks a scene where Eddie has a pig face from Who Framed Roger Rabbit at #8 and a scene where Yoda forbids Obi-Wan Kenobi from telling Luke Skywalker Darth Vader's true identity from Return of the Jedi at #1.
*"Top 20 Animated Movies of the Century (So Far)" (published December 25, 2023) ranks Encanto at #20, Moana at #16, Frozen at #15, Inside Out at #10, The Incredibles at #7, and Toy Story 3 at #3. Honorable mentions are given to Coco and Big Hero 6. Footage from Ratatouille, WALL-E, and Up is also used.
*"Top 20 Most Iconic Characters of All Time" (published December 25, 2023) ranks the titular character from Mary Poppins at #16, Jack Sparrow at #12, Spider-Man at #11, and Darth Vader at #1. Footage from Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl, Captain America: Civil War, Spider-Man: Homecoming, Avengers: Endgame, Spider-Man: Far From Home, and Spider-Man: No Way Home is also used. When mentioning the animated characters won't be included on the list, Mickey Mouse is named as an example, with footage from Fantasia being used. While talking about Indiana Jones, Harrison Ford's role as Han Solo is mentioned.
*"Top 10 Anticipated TV Shows of 2024" (published December 26, 2023) ranks The Acolyte at #8. Honorable mentions are given to Echo and Agatha: Darkhold Diaries. Footage from Hawkeye and WandaVision is also used.
*In "10 Cases of YouTubers Ruining Their Own Lives", while talking about Nichole Arbor ruining her career with her video "Dear Fat People", footage from an ABC News report on the video is used. While talking about PewDiePie ruining his career by making two Fiverr creators holding up an anti-Semitic sign, the narrator mentions that the YouTuber was fired from Maker Studios due to this incident. While talking about Logan Paul ruining his career by uploading a vlog of himself in Japan's suicide forest, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. This clip is also seen in the "These Things RUINED Careers In An Instant...." compilation.
*In "Top 10 Over the Top Horror Movies", while talking about 1977's House, the narrator describes the film as a "bizarro version of Beauty and the Beast".
*"Top 10 Greatest Kids Movies of All Time" (published December 27, 2023) ranks Toy Story at #6, Mary Poppins at #4, and The Lion King at #3. An honorable mention is given to The Muppet Movie. Footage from Inside Out is also used.
*In "The Ultimate Top 20 Embarrassing Celebrity Moments", while talking about a condom slipping out of Zac Efron's pocket while on the red carpet for The Lorax, Efron's role as Troy Baker in High School Musical is alluded to. While talking about Justin Bieber vomiting during the Arizona show of his 2012 world tour, a clip from Bieber's song "Beauty and a Beat" is used, the title of which is a reference to Beauty and the Beast. While talking about Mariah Carey's performance at New Year's Rockin' Eve 2017, footage from an ABC News report on the performance is used.
*"Top 10 Worst Movies of 2023" (published December 27, 2023) ranks Peter Pan & Wendy at #10, Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania at #8, and Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey at #1. Footage from Peter Pan, Captain America: Civil War, and Ant-Man is also used.
*In "Top 20 Anime CROTCH SHOTS", while talking about Filo kicking Motoyasu in the privates from Rising of the Shield Hero, the narrator says Fito's kick sent Motoyasu "to infinity and beyond."
*In "Top 20 Craziest Family Guy Fan Theories That Might Be True", while talking about the theory that Cleveland Brown, Jr. is Peter Griffin's biological son, a figurine of Cleveland's R2-D2 design from the Star Wars parodies is seen on a shelf in his son's room.
*"Top 10 Hidden Video Game Quests You Never Found" ranks reuniting Mission Val with Griff from Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic at #9.
*In "Live MOVIE Trivia Game! (feat. Mackenzie and Matt Demers)", Mackenzie mentions that Donald Trump's cameo in Home Alone 2: Lost in New York was cut from the film's release on Disney+. Matt mentions that he recently saw Rebel Moon, which he compares to Star Wars. The first question asks what Shakespeare play influenced The Lion King, with the options being Othello, Hamlet, Macbeth, or King Lear. The answer is Hamlet. The 19th question asks whether Robert Plant, David Bowie, Elton John, or Freddie Mercury was the leading role in Labyrinth. The thumbnail for the question erroneously includes a screenshot from Alice in Wonderland. The 22nd question asks who between Frollo, Maleficent, the Evil Queen from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, and Professor Ratigan did not die from falling. Despite not being an option, the thumbnail for this question features Clayton. The answer is Maleficent.
*In "Top 24 WORST Karens of Each Year (2000 - 2023)" (published December 27, 2023), the entry for 2017 is dedicated to Alison Ettel yelling at a young girl for selling water to make money for a trip to Disneyland. This clip is also seen in the "You Won't Believe What These Karens Did Next..." compilation.
*In "Live MOVIE Trivia SUPER Game! (feat. Mackenzie and Matt Demers)", Matt says his most anticipated movie of 2024 is Deadpool 3. The second question is a true or false question claiming Roald Dahl disowned 1971's Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, which is true. The thumbnail used for this question erroneously includes a screenshot from Inside Out. The sixth question asks which silent film star Mickey Mouse was loosely based on, with the options being Len Chaney, Buster Keaton, Charlie Chaplin, or Rudolph Valentino. The answer is Charlie Chaplin. The seventh question asks which movie started the Disney Renaissance, with the options being Beauty and the Beast, The Little Mermaid, The Lion King, or Aladdin. The answer is The Little Mermaid. The 13th question is a true or false question that claims that Robert Lopez has "achieved the EGOT" (meaning he's won an Emmy, a Grammy, an Oscar, and a Tony), which is true. This question mentions Lopez's work on the Frozen soundtrack. The 18th question asks which of The Flash, Renfield, Dream Scenario, and Beau Is Afraid did not star Nicolas Cage. The thumbnail for this question features both The Marvels and The Flash. The answer is Beau Is Afraid. The 22nd question is a true or false question claiming Mary Poppins was Julie Andrews' first feature film, which is true. The 23rd question asks which of boots, belts, capes, and coats Edna Mode objected to in The Incredibles. The answer is capes.
*In "We Lost These Celebs in 2023..." (published December 28, 2023), while talking about Joss Ackland, his role as Hans in The Mighty Ducks is mentioned. While talking about Norman Lear, Archie Bunker calls Gloria's boyfriend The Hunchback of Notre Dame in footage from All in the Family.
*"Top 10 Biggest Unsolved Cartoon Mysteries" ranks Mr. Roman possibly being Norman Osborn from The Spectacular Spider-Man at #10 and the meaning of Bill Cipher's final words from Gravity Falls at #5. An honorable mention is given to Dave Barbarian tying a squirrel to a megaphone from Dave the Barbarian.
*In "Top 10 Most Dangerous Animals in America", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video. While talking about deer, footage from Fight to Survive features Laramy Miller mentioning that most people's perception of deer is similar to Bambi, when they are actually much more dangerous.
*"Superhero Origins: Marvel 1602 Avengers" uses footage from "What if... The Avengers Assembled in 1602?", "What If... The Watcher Broke His Oath?", Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, Avengers: Endgame, and Captain America: The Winter Soldier.
*In "YouTube Catastrophes: The Ultimate Career-Destroying Moments", while talking about PewDiePie, footage from a news report on PewDiePie features the YouTuber dancing to a Frozen song on Just Dance. It is also mentioned that PewDiePie was removed from Disney's Maker program following racist remarks. While talking about Logan Paul, footage from an ABC News report on Paul is used.
*"Top 20 Disney Moments That Surprised Us Most" ranks flying to Neverland from Peter Pan at #20, Callaghan still being alive from Big Hero 6 at #19, Dumbo and his mother being separated from Dumbo and #18, Coco Rivera remembering Hector from Coco at #17, Marlin losing his family from Finding Nemo at #16, Lampwick's donkey transformation from Pinocchio at #15, Dr. Facilier being banished to the underworld from The Princess and the Frog at #14, Flynn Rider cutting Rapunzel's hair from Tangled at #13, "The Sorcerer's Apprentice" from Fantasia at #12, Frollo's lust from The Hunchback of Notre Dame at #11, Buzz falling with style from Toy Story at #10, Sadness helping Riley from Inside Out at #9, the burning village from Mulan at #8, Clayton's death from Tarzan at #7, Cinderella's transformation for the Royal Ball from Cinderella at #6, Belle and Beast's dance from Beauty and the Beast at #5, Bambi's mother's death from Bambi at #4, the "Married Life" montage from Up at #3, Andy's final goodbye from Toy Story 3 at #2, and "Circle of Life" from The Lion King at #1.
*"Top 10 Best Superhero Movies of the Century (So Far)" (published December 30, 2023) ranks Iron Man at #7, Captain America: Civil War at #6, Black Panther at #4, and Avengers: Infinity War at #2. Honorable mentions are given to Guardians of the Galaxy and Spider-Man: No Way Home.
*"Top 10 Most Anticipated Video Games of 2024" (published December 30, 2023) ranks Star Wars Outlaws at #6.
*In "These TV Cliffhangers Never Got A Resolution...", the #5 entry is dedicated to identity of the thief of Peggy Carter's file from Agent Carter, and the #1 entry is dedicated to numerous unsolved mysteries from Lost.
*"Top 20 Darkest What If Moments" ranks Black Widow being attacked by her former family in ""What if... Captain Carter Fought The Hydra Stomper?" at #20, Peggy losing Steve again from "What if... The Avengers Assembled in 1602?" at #19, the death race from "What if... Iron Man Crashed Into the Grandmaster?" at #18, Loki invading Earth from "What If... The World Lost Its Mightiest Heroes?" at #17, Kilmonger killing T'Challa and Rhodey from "What If... Killmonger Rescued Tony Stark?" at #16, the destruction of the 1602 universe from "What if... The Avengers Assembled in 1602?" at #15, Hela's childhood from "What if... Hela Found The Ten Rings?" at #14, Strange Supreme absorbing creatures from "What If... Doctor Strange Lost His Heart Instead of His Hands?" at #13, the war from "What If... Killmonger Rescued Tony Stark?" at #12, Nebula being betrayed from "What if... Nebula Joined the Nova Corps?" at #11, Steve Rogers' death from "What if... Captain Carter Fought The Hydra Stomper?" at #10, Kahhori's village being destroyed in "What if... Kahhori Reshaped the World?" at #9, Hope's death from "What If... Zombies!?" at #8, the forge from "What if... Strange Supreme Intervened?" at #7, Natasha confronting The Watcher from "What If... The Watcher Broke His Oath?" at #6, Star-Lord slaughtering worlds from "What if... Peter Quill Attacked Earth's Mightiest Heroes?" at #5, Hawkeye's death from "What If... The World Lost Its Mightiest Heroes?" at #4, Ultron overwhelming The Watcher from "What If... Ultron Won?" at #3, Vision sacrificing heroes from "What If... Zombies!?" at #2, and Strange Supreme breaking reality to "What If... Doctor Strange Lost His Heart Instead of His Hands?" at #1. Footage from Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness is also used.
*In "Top 10 Best Celebrity Comebacks of the Last Decade" (published December 31, 2023), while talking about Michael Keaton, footage from Spider-Man: Homecoming is used. While talking about Keanu Reeves, his role as Duke Caboom in Toy Story 4 is mentioned. While talking about Brendan Fraser, footage from Encino Man is used.
*In "Top 10 Craziest Ways People Have Tried To Beat Death", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video. While talking about Sam Altman joining a research group that will allegedly upload his brain into a robot near the end of Altman's life, footage from Captain America: The Winter Soldier is used.
*In "Top 10 Best First Cars", while talking about the Ford Mustang, footage from Need for Speed is used.
*"Top 10 Hardest Soulslike Games" ranks Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order at #10. While talking about Lies of P, it is mentioned that the game takes inspiration from Pinocchio.
*"Top 10 What If?... Moments That Left Us SPEECHLESS" ranks Thanos as a zombie from "What If... Zombies!?" at #10, Happy Hogan transforming into the Freak from "What if... Happy Hogan Saved Christmas?" at #9, Erik Killmonger betraying Tony Stark from "What If... Killmonger Rescued Tony Stark?" at #8, Steve's sacrifice from "What if... Captain Carter Fought The Hydra Stomper?" at #7, Hela's heroic turn from "What if... Hela Found The Ten Rings?" at #6, Hulk's death from "What If... The World Lost Its Mightiest Heroes?" at #5, the Sky People aiding Kahhori from "What if... Kahhori Reshaped the World?" at #4, Ultron destroying Earth from "What If... Ultron Won?" at #3, the fight against Strange Supreme from "What if... Strange Supreme Intervened?" at #2, and Strange Supreme destroying his universe from "What If... Doctor Strange Lost His Heart Instead of His Hands?" at #1.
*In "Top 10 Funniest Moments on Fargo", while talking about Dot and Scotti setting up a security system in "Trails and Tribulations", the two invaders are seen wearing masks of Jack Skellington and the Mayor of Halloween Town.
*"Top 10 Best Superhero TV Shows Since 2000" (published January 4, 2024) ranks The Spectacular Spider-Man at #9, Loki at #6, and Daredevil at #2. Footage from Spider-Man: No Way Home is also used. The upcoming release of Daredevil: Born Again is also mentioned. Honorable mentions are given to WandaVision and Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. While talking about The Boys, the narrator says the titular group has "great power, but unfortunately little responsibility".
*In "Top 10 Best Fights Between Animated Villains" ranks Doctor Octopus, Slivermane, Tombstone, and Spider-Man from The Spectacular Spider-Man at #3 and Darth Maul and Savage Oppress fighting Palpatine from Star Wars: The Clone Wars at #1.
*In "Top 10 Most Dangerous Birds", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video. While talking about the barred owl, footage from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia is used, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright information.
*In "10 Disturbing Stories Behind Kids Movies", one entry is dedicated to the anti-union strikes that occurred behind the scenes of Dumbo. Another entry is dedicated to the phone number for the adult service in The Santa Clause. Another entry is deducted to Bobby Driscoll's drug abuse after Peter Pan. Another entry is dedicated to kids flushing their fish after Finding Nemo. Another entry is dedicated to WALL-E being inspired by the nuclear disaster in Chernobyl. Another entry is dedicated to the historical inaccuracies of Pocahontas. Hercules is mentioned as another movie with historical inaccuracies. Another entry is dedicated to Geppetto's voice actor being a Nazi sympathizer from Pinocchio. Footage from Pocahontas II: Journey to a New World is also used.
*"Top 20 Best Movies of the Last Decade" (published January 5, 2024) ranks Black Panther at #14 and Avengers: Endgame at #10. An honorable mention is given to West Side Story. Footage from Avengers: Infinity War and Spider-Man: Far From Home is also used.
*"Top 10 Best PlayStation Remakes" ranks Kingdom Hearts HD I.5 ReMIX at #8.
*"Top 20 Feel Good Movies of the Century (So Far)" (published January 6, 2024) ranks The Princess Diaries at #19, Remember the Titans at #12, and The Muppets 2011 at #10.
*"Top 50 Rumors That Turned Out to Be TRUE" ranks Neil Patrick Harris narrating California Screamin' at #47. Footage from ESPN coverage is used during various sports-related entries. Footage from National Geographic productions is also used throughout the video. While talking about Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez dating, a clip from Bieber's song "Beauty and a Beat" is used, the title of which is a reference to Beauty and the Beast. While talking about Arnold Schwarzenegger's infidelity, footage from an ABC News report on the rumors is used. While talking about Librace being gay, footage from an ABC News interview with the star is used. While talking about Operation Fast and Furious, footage from an ABC News report on the operation is used. While talking about Bill Clinton's sexual relationship with Monika Lewenski, footage from an ABC News report on the aforementioned relations is used.
*"Top 10 Actors You Forgot Voiced Animated Characters" ranks Joaquin Phoenix as Kenai in Brother Bear at #8 and Jon Favreau as Pre Vizsla in Star Wars: The Clone Wars at #6. While talking about Emily Blunt's role as Tempest Shadow in My Little Pony: The Movie, her roles in Mary Poppins Returns, Into the Woods, and Jungle Cruise are mentioned. An honorable mention is given to Rowan Atkinson as Zazu in The Lion King. During the honorable mention for Scarlett Johansson as Princess Mindy in The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie, her role as Black Widow is mentioned, with footage from the character's self-titled film being used. Footage from The Mandalorian is also used.
*"Top 10 Hardest Mini-Bosses in Video Games" ranks Anti-Sora from Kingdom Hearts at #8.
*In "Top 20 Funniest Comedians Who Started After 2000" (published January 7, 2024), while talking about Sam Jay, footage is shown that involves Jay telling a joke that she once believed true love was easily found, a misconception she attributes to Disney movies.
*"Top 100 Greatest Movie Scenes of All Time" (premiered January 7, 2024) ranks "O Captain, My Captain" from Dead Poets Society at #77, the portal scene from Avengers: Endgame at #75, Dr. Malcolm releasing he's dead from The Sixth Sense at #57, and "Luke, I am your father" from The Empire Strikes Back at #7. Footage from The Lion King and Iron Man is also used.
*In "When Stars Throw Shade At Award Shows..", the #11 entry is dedicated to Ricky Gervias comparing Joe Pesci to Baby Yoda at the 77th Golden Globe Awards. While talking about Ricky Gervias joking about some of the titles of Robert Downey Jr.'s movie titles sounding like titles of pornography at the 68th Golden Globe Awards, Downey's role as Iron Man is alluded to. While talking about Stephen Colbert listing Bill Maher among African American celebrities due to Maher's tendency to use the N word, footage from an ABC News report on one such incident is used.
*In "Top 10 CRAZY Expensive Buildings in the World", footage from National Geographic productions is also used throughout the video.
*In "Top 10 Shocking Moments From Award Shows", while talking about Miley Cyrus twerking on Robin Thicke at the 2013 MTV Video Music Awards, the narrator speculates Cyrus performed the racy movie with the intention of "erasing her Disney image".
*"Superhero Origins: Echo" uses footage from Echo, Hawkeye, and Daredevil.
*In "The Shocking True Story of Natalia Grace", it is mentioned that Natalia Grace's adoptive family celebrated Natalia's adoption with a trip to Disney World. This clip is also seen in the "Shocking True Stories Compilation".
*"Top 10 Hardest Optional Bosses Everyone Skips" ranks Rozora from Kingdom Hearts III at #3.
*In "Top 20 YouTubers Who Quit", while talking about Filthy Frank, one video sees Frank sarcastically list Toy Story as one of his favorite anime. While talking about Ray William Johnson, one video features a graphic of Spider-Man.
*"Top 10 Darkest Echo Moments" ranks the roller rink fight at #10, the truth of Chola's feelings at #9, Henry's history with Fisk at #8, William Lopez's death at #7, dismissing the interpreter at #6, Fisk's history with his father at #5, Maya incapacitating Fisk at #4, the warehouse fight at #3, Talola's death at #2, and Fisk beating up the ice cream vendor at #1.
*In "10 Assassinations That Happened In The Last Decade" (published January 11, 2024), footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video.
*In "Top 10 Celebrity Interviews That Left Us SPEECHLESS", while talking about Robert Downey Jr. leaving an interview with Channel 4 News after the questions became too personal, it is mentioned that the interview was meant to be a promotion for Avengers: Age of Ultron. The #2 entry is Charlie Sheen's "tiger blood" rant, which comes from an interview with ABC News.
*"Top 10 Times Companies Got Woke" ranks the MCU at #8 and Disney at #2. Footage from Wish and the live-action Little Mermaid remake is used.
*In "Live 90's Trivia SUPER Game! (feat. Mackenzie and Andrew)", the sixth question asks whether Princess Diana, River Phoenix, Chris Farley, or Kurt Cobain had a beanie baby based on them. The answer is Princess Diana. The thumbnail for this question shows a screenshot from Recess. The tenth question asks whether Daria was a spin-off of Recess, Doug, South Park, or Beavis and Butt-Head. The answer is Beavis and Butt-Head. The 19th question asks whether A Walk to Remember reused sets from Boy Meets World, Dawson's Creek, Sabrina the Teenage Witch, or The Wonder Years. The answer is Dawson's Creek. The 23rd question asks whether Robin Williams, Jim Carrey, Mike Myers, or Eddie Murphy voiced the Genie in Aladdin. The answer is Robin Williams. The thumbnail for this question erroneously uses a picture from The Lion King.
*In "Top 24 Worst Horror Movies of Each Year (2000 - 2023)" (published January 12, 2024), the entry for 2023 is Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey.
*In "Top 20 Funniest TV Moments of the Century (So Far)" (published January 12, 2024), while talking about Winston discovering he is colorblind from New Girl, Jessica asks what color Winston thinks Kermit the Frog is in footage from the episode, to which he answers brown.
*"Top 10 Most Anticipated Movies of 2024 - Fan Rank" (premiered January 13, 2024) ranks Inside Out 2 at #4 and Deadpool 3 at #1. Phoebe says the trailer for Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire "gives Spider-Man: No Way Home vibes". Footage from Thor: Ragnarok is also used.
*"Top 20 Worst Pay-to-Win Video Games" ranks Star Wars Battlefront II at #18, Marvel Snap at #17, and SquareEnix's Avengers game at #6.
*"Top 10 Uplifting Superhero Movies" ranks Big Hero 6 at #9, The Avengers at #7, Sky High at #5, Guardians of the Galaxy at #3, and The Incredibles at #2. Honorable mentions are given to Thor: Ragnarok and Ant-Man. Footage from Spider-Man: Homecoming is also used.
*"Top 10 Gruesome Movie Moments We All Saw as Kids (And We Turned Out Fine)" ranks Sid's room from Toy Story at #6, Pleasure Island from Pinocchio at #4, the titular dog's death from Old Yeller at #3, and Mufasa's death from The Lion King at #2. Honorable mentions are given to "Pink Elephants on Parade" from Dumbo, Clayton's death from Tarzan, Judge Doom's true form from Who Framed Roger Rabbit, and Dr. Facilier's death from The Princess and the Frog.
*In "The Hidden History of the Illuminati", footage from The Inside Man and Avengers: Endgame is used.
*In "Top 10 Best Game Theorist Videos", an honorable mention is given to "Zootopia's DARK Conspiracy".
*In "Top 20 Outstanding Movie Performances of the Last Decade" (published January 14, 2024), while talking about Chadwick Boseman's performance as Levee Green in Ma Rainey's Black Bottom, Boseman's role as T'Challa is mentioned.
*"Top 20 Most Important TV Shows in History" (published January 14, 2024) ranks Lost at #20. While talking about The X-Files, it is mentioned that the show inspired Gravity Falls. While talking about Looney Tunes, the narrator says the characters were portrayed as more violent than their Disney counterparts. While talking about Sesame Street, footage from The Muppets is used.
*"Top 20 Surprising LEGO Facts" ranks Yoda being the first LEGO minifigure with short legs at #14 and Star Wars being the first licensed LEGO theme at #10. While talking about LEGO Ideas, a set based on the Steamboat Willie Riverboat is mentioned. Footage from Spider-Man: Homecoming, Toy Story, and Home Sweet Home Alone is used. The narrator mentions receiving the LEGO set based on Carl's house.
*In "Top 20 VIRAL Unscripted Award Show Moments", while talking about John Travolta mispronouncing Idina Menzel as "Adele Dazeem" at the 2014 Oscars, Menzel's performance of "Let It Go" from Frozen is mentioned.
*In "10 Tragic Stories Of Influential People's Careers Cut Short", while talking about Jim Henson, it is mentioned that Henson created the Muppets.
*"Top 10 Times Robin Williams BROKE the Rest of the Cast" ranks the radio broadcasts from Good Morning, Vietnam at #9. While talking about making the cast laugh during his appearance on Whose Line Is It Anyway, the ABC Family logo is seen. This clip is also seen in the "Best of Robin Williams" and "The Funniest Bloopers That Broke The Cast" compilations.
*In "Top 20 Hidden Messages In Famous Logos", while talking about the "bumps" of the capital B and the straight line of the capital R forming the number 31 in the Baskins-Robins logo, footage from Ant-Man is used.
*In "Top 20 Craziest Military Weapons That Actually EXIST", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video. While talking about the Windkanone, footage from Captain America: The First Avenger is used. While talking about the PHASSR, footage from Toy Story is used.
*"Top 20 Disappointing Cartoon Show Finales" ranks "Graduation" from Kim Possible at #15, "Extinct Possibility" from Darkwing Duck at #10, "Angels in the Night" from Gargoyles at #9, "Cleaved" from Star vs. the Forces of Evil at #7, and "The Hong Kong Longs" from American Dragon: Jake Long at #3.
*"Top 10 Good Cameos in Bad Movies" ranks Micheal Bolton's cameo in Snow Dogs at #7 and Paul McCartney's cameo as Uncle Jack in Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales at #4.
*In "Top 10 Most Anticipated Movies of 2024 That Are Not Sequels" (published January 18, 2024), while talking about The Bikeriders, it is mentioned that the film was originally going to be distributed by Disney, but the company decided against it due to the 2023 WGA Writers' Strike.
*In "Top 24 Best Movie Fight Scenes of Each Year (2000 - 2023)" (published January 18, 2024), the entry for 2016 is the airport battle from Captain America: Civil War.
*"Top 10 Family Guy Episodes That Aged REALLY WELL" (published January 19, 2024) ranks "Blue Harvest" (one of the show's Star Wars parody episodes) at #10. While talking about "Road to the Multiverse", footage from Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness is used. The episode's Disney universe is also seen.
*In "Top 10 Viral Marketing Stunts", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video. While talking about the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge, footage from an ABC News report on the challenge is used.
*In "Live Award Show Trivia SUPER Game! (feat. Mackenzie and The WatchMojo Lady)", the 22nd question asks whether Bill Cosby, Jack L. Warner, Judy Garland, or Walt Disney was the first person to receive the Cecil B. DeMille Award after DeMille himself. The answer is Walt Disney.
*"Top 30 Video Games of the Decade" (published January 19, 2024) ranks Insomniac's Spider-Man 2 at #22. While talking about Overwatch, the game's animation is compared to Pixar.
*In "The Shocking True Story of Gypsy Rose Blanchard", it is mentioned that Gypsy attempted to introduce her mother to Nicholas Godejohn at a screening of the live-action Cinderella remake. The clip is also seen in the "Shocking True Stories Compilation".
*In "Top 10 Best Horror Games of 2023" (published January 20, 2024), while talking about the 2023 remake of Dead Space, it is mentioned that the developers previously worked on Star Wars Battlefront II.
*"SNL's Top 100 Funniest Sketches" ranks "Undercover Boss: Starkiller Base" at #91, "Nick the Lounge Singer Sings Star Wars Theme" at #90, the sketch that parodies a live-action remake of Bambi at #75, "Star Wars 20th Anniversary DVD Screen Test" at #64, and the "Debbie Downer" sketch set at Disneyland at #35. (Note: the #75 entry aired before the actual live-action remake was announced). While talking about the recurring "Black Jeopardy" sketch, an iteration of the sketch that features T'Challa is mentioned.
*In "30 Career Finishing Scandals", while talking about Ryan Lotche, who vandalized a restroom while drunk, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Jonathan Majors' abuse allegations, footage from Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania is used. The cancellation of Magazine Dreams is mentioned. While talking about Anthony Weiner's sexual abuse allegations, footage from an ABC News report on Weiner is used. While talking about Jared Fogel's sexual abuse charges, footage from an ABC News report on the charges is used. While talking about Stephen Collins' sexual abuse charges, footage from an ABC News report on the charges is used. While talking about Lance Armstrong's doping scandal, footage from an ABC News report on the scandal is used. While talking about Armie Hammer being abusive towards multiple women, footage from The Lone Ranger is used. While talking about Matt Lauer's sexual misconduct allegations, footage from an ABC News report on Lauer's firing is used. While talking about Rosanne Barr's racist comments, footage from an ABC News report on the comments is used. The report includes a statement by Disney in response to Barr's comments. While talking about Jussie Smollett faking a hate crime, footage from an ABC News report on Smollett's faked hate crime is used. While talking about R. Kelly, footage from an ABC News report on Kelly's sexual misconduct allegations is used. While talking about Harvey Weinstein, footage from an ABC News report on Weinstein's sexual misconduct allegations is used.
*In "These Controversial Cartoon Deaths Shocked Viewers", the #6 entry is dedicated to Darth Maul's death from Star Wars Rebels.
*In "10 Actors Everyone Lost Respect For", while talking about Harvey Weinstein, footage from an ABC News report on Weinstein's sexual misconduct allegations is used. While talking about Rosanne Barr, footage from an ABC News report on Barr's racist comments is used.
*In "10 Most Evil World Leaders To Ever Live" (published January 21, 2024), footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video.
*"Top 10 Most Hard-to-Find LEGO Sets" ranks the Death Star II LEGO set at #10 and the Ultimate Collector's Millennium Falcon LEGO set at #3. While talking about the "TMNT Antonio's Pizza-Rama" LEGO set, stock footage of New York Comic Con features an attendee dressed as Captain America. The narrator mentions receiving the LEGO set based on Carl's house. While talking about the Grand Carousel LEGO set, the narrator says the set "gives [him] serious Disneyland vibes".
*In "Top 10 Animals That Came Back from Extinction" (published January 22, 2024), footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video.
*In "Top 10 Worst Microsoft Products Ever" (published January 22, 2024), while talking about the Microsoft Zune, footage from Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 is used.
*In "Top 24 Oscar Bait FAILURES of Each Year (2000 - 2023)" (published January 23, 2024), the entry for 2000 is Pay It Forward.
*In "iPhone vs Android", Disney+ is seen on a Smart TV.
*In "The 10 Most Puzzling Ancient Mysteries", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video.
*In "Top 20 Highest Protein Foods", while talking about peanuts and peanut butter, footage from Meet the Robinsons is used. While talking about eggs, footage from Daredevil is used.
*In "Top 10 Best Prequel TV Series", footage from Andor, Spider-Man: No Way Home, and Obi-Wan Kenobi is used.
*In "These Anticipated Movies Are Already HATED...", one entry is dedicated to the live-action Snow White movie. Footage from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, both versions of Pinocchio, and Peter Pan is also used.
*In "Top 10 Strongest Sea Animals On Earth", while talking about the giant squid, footage from 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea is used.
*In "Live Pop Music Trivia SUPER Game! (feat. Mackenzie and Matt Campbell)", the second question is a true or false question claiming that Daft Punk composed the music for Tron: Legacy, which is true. The eighth question asks whether Jack Sparrow was inspired by Keith Richards, Nick Cave, Tom Walts, or Iggy Pop. The answer is Keith Richards. The 24th question asks which movie out of The Incredibles, Mulan, Treasure Planet, and Up won an Oscar for its musical score. The answer is Up. The thumbnail for this question features a screenshot from The Little Mermaid.
*"Top 10 Movie Franchises Everyone Lost Respect For" ranks the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise at #3 and the Indiana Jones franchise at #2. Footage from Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl, Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides, Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales, and Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny is used. This clip is also seen in the "These Are The People We All Lost Respect For" compilation.
*In "Top 20 Most Overrated Foods", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video.
*In "Top 10 Times Actors Ruined Their Own Lives", while talking about James Woods' homophobic remarks, footage from Hercules is used. While talking about Felicity Huffman's involvement in the 2019 College Admissions Scandal, footage from an ABC News report on the scandal is used. While talking about Charlie Sheen's drug addiction, footage from an ABC News report on the scandal is used. While talking about Rosanne Barr's racist comments, footage from an ABC News report on the comments is used. While talking about Bill Cosby's sexual abuse charges, footage from an ABC News report on the charges is used.
*In "Top 24 Greatest Sports Moments of Each Year (2000 - 2023)" (published January 28, 2024), footage from ESPN coverage is used throughout the video.
*In "Top 20 Outstanding TV Performances of the Last Decade" (published January 28, 2024), while talking about Zendaya's role as Rue Bennett in Euphoria, Zendaya's time working with Disney is alluded to.
*In "Everything We Know About The Apple Vision Pro", Disney+ is mentioned as an app that will work with the Apple Vision Pro.
*"Top 10 Actors Who Looked Exactly Like the Historical Figures They Played" ranks Daniel Day-Lewis as Abraham Lincoln in Lincoln at #1.
*"Top 10 Best 2-Movie Franchises" (published January 29, 2024) ranks Mary Poppins and Mary Poppins Returns at #8, as well as The Incredibles and Incredibles 2 at #4.
*In "Top 10 Shocking Moments in Robot Chicken", the first list ranks "Kermit Kong", a parody of Muppet Babies, at #8. While talking about "The Tooth Fairy's Visit", one of the sketch's alternative endings featuring the father distracting the child with a trip to Disneyland after murdering the mother and the tooth fairy is mentioned.
*In "Top 10 Kid Goku Fights", while talking about Goku's fight against Legik from Dragon Ball GT, Goku and Legik's attacks are compared to lightsabers.
*In "Top 20 Best Anime Parody Scenes", while talking about the Mobile Suit Gundam parody in episode 234 of Gintama, the narrator says that Fumiko uses his mech that parodies the Gundams to destroy a structure resembling the Death Star.
*In "Top 20 Most Shocking Corporate Corruption Scandals", while talking about FTX, footage from an ABC News interview with Sam Bankman-Fried is used. While talking about Bernie Madoff's Ponzi scheme footage from an ABC News report on Madoff is used. This clip is also seen in the "These Scandals SHOCKED The World" compilation.
*"Top 10 Hated Comic Book Characters That Became Favorites" ranks Squirrel Girl at #9, Ben Riley at #6, and Miles Morales at #1. Footage from Ultimate Spider-Man is used.
*In "20 Celebrities That Ruined Their Careers with One Interview", while talking about "How did she get those injuries?" ruining Jonathan Majors' career, footage from Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania and Loki is used. This clip is also seen in "The Exact Moments Things Were Ruined..." compilation.
*In "20 Most Dangerous Tourist Activities in the World", while talking about paragliding in Interlaken, Switzerland, footage from Inspector Gadget is used.
*In "Top 10 Products So Bad It Forced Recalls", while talking about peanuts from the Peanut Corporation of America causing a salmonella outbreak in 2009, footage from an ABC News report on the recall is used. While talking about Vioxx being recalled after causing numerous heart-related health problems, footage from an ABC News report on the recall is used. While talking about the Easy Bake Oven being recalled after numerous children burned themselves on the toy oven, footage from an ABC News report on the recall is used.
*In "The Mysteries That Inspired True Detective: Night Country", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video.
*In "Why Greta Gerwig SHOULDN'T Have Been Nominated for Barbie", footage from Black Panther is used.
*In "Top 10 Best Tom Scott Videos", while talking about "YouTubers Have to Declare Ads, Why Doesn't Anyone Else?", the video's photo of a Disney Parade is seen.
*In "Live Sci-Fi Trivia SUPER Game! (feat. Mackenzie and Matt Demers)", Matt says his favorite sci-fi movie is Star Wars. Matt also mentions enjoying Avatar: The Way of Water, while also joking about the long wait until the next one. Mackenzie reports on the passing of Carl Weathers, whose role in The Mandalorian is mentioned. Matt asks if Mackenzie would rather pilot the Millennium Falcon or the Enterprise. Mackenzie answers the Enterprise and Matt answers the Millennium Falcon.
*In "Top 20 Best X-Files Episodes", while talking about "Small Potatoes", it is mentioned that one of the identities Eddie uses in an attempt to sleep with women is Luke Skywalker.
*In "Top 20 Most Terrifying Mythical Creatures", while talking about Minotaur, footage from Percy Jackson and the Olympians is used. While talking about Ammit, footage from Moon Knight is used. While talking about Typhon, footage from the Hercules TV series is used. While talking about the Chimera, footage from American Dragon: Jake Long is used. While talking about dragons, footage from Reign of Fire is used. While talking about the kraken, footage from Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest is used.
*"Top 20 Most Unnecessary TV Character Redesigns" ranks Jack Spicer's redesign in Xiaolin Chronicles at #18, Jake Long's redesign in American Dragon: Jake Long at #15, and the High Evolutionary's redesign in Spider-Man Unlimited at #13. Footage from Xiaolin Showdown and Ultimate Spider-Man. is also used.
*"Top 50 Fan Theories That Turned Out To Be TRUE" ranks Split taking place in the same universe as Unbreakable at #48, Han Solo's death in The Force Awakens at #43, Maul being alive in Star Wars: The Clone Wars at #42, Darth Vader's appearance in Rogue One at #41, Leia being Force-sensitive in The Last Jedi at #40, Luke Skywalker exiling himself in The Force Awakens at #39, Boba Fett surviving Return of the Jedi at #38, the Death Star being sabotaged from Rogue One at #37, Red Skull surviving Captain America: The First Avenger at #21, Jake Lockley in Moon Knight at #20, Bruce Banner using the Hulkbuster in Avengers: Infinity War at #19, Thor becoming king of Asgard in Thor: Ragnarok at #18, Iron Man saving Peter Parker in Iron Man 2 at #17, Hulk being on Sakaar in Thor: Ragnarok at #16, Spider-Man's debut in Captain America: Civil War at #15, Stan Lee being a Watcher at #14, Captain America lifting Mjölnir in Avengers: Endgame at #13, the Quantum Realm being used for time travel in Avengers: Endgame at #12, a UFO being under the titular town from Gravity Falls at #11, Stan having a twin from Gravity Falls at #10, Cassandra being Mother Gothel's biological daughter from Tangled: The Series at #9, Emperor Belos being human from The Owl House at #8, the Spear of Selene being a spaceship from DuckTales 2017 at #4, and Ford being the author of the journals from Gravity Falls at #1. Footage from Star Wars Rebels, Thor, Spider-Man: Homecoming, Avengers: Age of Ultron, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, "What If... Doctor Strange Lost His Heart Instead of His Hands?", and Ant-Man and the Wasp is also used.
*"Top 10 Carl Weathers Performances" ranks Combat Carl from Toy Story of Terror! at #9, Omnitraxus Prime from Star vs. the Forces of Evil at #7, and Greef Karga from The Mandalorian at #5.
*In "Top 20 Music Genres That Died" (published February 3, 2024), while talking about Easy Listening, footage from the Saturday Night Live sketch "Nick the Lounge Singer Sings Star Wars Theme" is used. While talking about Swing music (also known as "Big Band"), footage from Swing Kids is used. While talking about third wave ska, the narrator jokes that the only way hasn't heard a ska song is if they've been living in a bunker or they're a recently discovered caveman, which are compared to Brendan Fraser's characters in Blast from the Past and Encino Man respectively.
*In "10 Ruthless Female Narcos", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video. While talking about Joselyn Niño, footage from an ABC News report on Niño is used.
*In "Top 10 Hilarious Family Guy Scenes That Are Uncomfortably Long", while talking about Peter hurting his knee in "Wasted Talent", it is mentioned that Peter's reaction to the injury became a running joke throughout the show, with one example given being an AT-AT in one of the Star Wars parody episodes.
*In "Top 10 Video Game Boss Fights with the Best Music", while talking about Raphael's boss fight music, "Raphael's Final Act", from Baldur's Gate 3, the narrator compares Raphael's vocals during the song to a Disney villain.
*In "Top 20 Most Mysterious People in History" (published February 4, 2024), footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video. While talking about D.B. Cooper, footage from an ABC News report on Cooper is used.
*"Top 10 Superhero Video Games (That Aren't Batman or Spider-Man)" ranks The Incredible Hulk: Ultimate Destruction at #10, Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2 at #8, 2013's Deadpool at #7, Midnight Suns at #4, SquareEnix's Guardians of the Galaxy game at #2, and Marvel vs. Capcom 2: New Ages of Heroes at #1.
*"10 Most Controversial LEGO Sets" ranks Assault on Hoth at #9, Palpatine's Arrest at #4, and Jabba's Palace at #1. Matt is seen holding the LEGO set based off of the Infinity Gauntlet.
*"Top 20 Movies That Are Secretly Sequels" ranks Split being a secret sequel to Unbreakable at #15.
*In "Top 10 Actors Who Are The Best at Being CREEPY", footage from the live-action Alice in Wonderland remake is used in the intro. While talking about John Malkovich, footage from Con Air is used. During the honorable mention for Michael Emerson, footage from Lost is used.
*In "10 Kidnapped Children Who Were Found Years Later" (published February 5, 2024), while talking about Carlina White, footage from an ABC News report on White is used. While talking about Sun Wei-Chen, footage from a South China Morning Post report on Wei uses stock footage of a city street. One individual in this stock footage is carrying a plastic bag featuring Mickey and Minnie. While talking about Steven Stayner and Timothy White, footage from an ABC News report on the pair is used. While talking about Jaycee Dugard, footage from an ABC News report on Dugard is used. While talking about Michelle Knight, Amanda Berry, and Gina DeJesus, footage from an ABC News report on the trio is used.
*"Top 20 Best Disney Animated TV Series" ranks The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh at #20, Fillmore! at #19, Amphibia at #18, Milo Murphy's Law at #17, American Dragon: Jake Long at #16, Rapunzel's Tangled Adventure at #15, Lilo & Stitch: The Series at #14, Star vs. the Forces of Evil at #13, House of Mouse at #12, Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers at #11, The Owl House at #10, Star Wars Rebels at #9, Darkwing Duck at #8, Gargoyles at #7, The Proud Family at #6, Recess at #5, DuckTales 2017 at #4, Kim Possible at #3, Phineas and Ferb at #2, and Gravity Falls at #1. Footage from The Book of Pooh, the film with the same name as the #11 entry, Andor, and Pepper Ann is also used. Lilo & Stitch, The Mandalorian, Timon & Pumbaa, The Jungle Cubs, and the original DuckTales are also mentioned.
*In "Top 20 Toys That FAILED Horribly", while talking about Nestlé Magic Balls, footage from a commercial for the Magic Balls features toys based on One Hundred and One Dalmatians, The Lion King, Aladdin, Hercules, and Toy Story. While talking about hoverboards, footage from an ABC News report on the safety concerns surrounding the toy is used. While talking about the Easy Bake Oven, footage from an ABC News report on injuries caused by the toy is used.
*In "Top 10 Worst Movies From ICONIC Actors", while talking about 2020's Dolittle, which is considered Robert Downey Jr.'s worst movie, his role as Iron Man is mentioned, with footage from Avengers: Endgame being used. An honorable mention is given to the live-action remake of Pinocchio, which is considered Tom Hanks' worst movie.
*In "Top 24 Best Super Bowl Commercials of Each Year (2000 - 2023)" (published February 8, 2024), the entry for 2011 is Volkswagen's commercial from that year, which features a young boy dressed as Darth Vader using the Force on his dad's car.
*In "Top 10 Biggest Godzilla Kill Counts", while talking about the 5,979 deaths in 2021's Godzilla vs. Kong, the narrator mentions that the film didn't face controversy for the number of deaths despite Marvel and DC doing so for similar death counts.
*In "Top 10 Dumbest Decisions on South Park", a clip in the intro features Randy Marsh dressed as Spider-Man. While talking about Randy causing the COVID-19 pandemic by having intercourse with a bat, it is mentioned the intercourse occurred during Randy and Mickey Mouse's drug-fueled behavior in China. The drug-fueled escapades occurred in "Band in China", whereas the reveal occurred in "The Pandemic Special".
*In "Live Food Trivia SUPER Game! (feat. Mackenzie and Andrew)", during "Snack or Pass", one of the questions is for Dole Whip. During the trivia game itself, the 11th question asks whether Szechuan Sauce from McDonald's was a tie-in for The Frog Prince, Mulan, The Little Mermaid, or Aladdin. The answer is Mulan. The 20th question asks whether Dole Whip is banana-, mango-, pineapple- or orange-flavored. The answer is pineapple-flavored.
*In "Top 10 Wholesome Actors Who Took Evil Roles", while talking about Harrison Ford's role as Norman Spencer in What Lies Beneath, Ford's role as Han Solo is mentioned.
*In "10 Celebs That Got Away With Their Crimes For Decades" (published February 9, 2024), while talking about Stephen Colins, footage from an ABC News report on Colins' sexual misconduct charges is used. While talking about Sean Combs, footage from an ABC News report on Combs' sexual misconduct charges is used. While talking about Danny Masterson, footage from an ABC News report on Masterson's sexual misconduct charges is used. While talking about Bill Cosby, footage from an ABC News report on Cosby's sexual misconduct charges is used. While talking about Harvey Weinstein, footage from an ABC News report on Weinstein's sexual misconduct charges is used. While talking about R. Kelly, footage from an ABC News report on Kelly's sexual misconduct charges is used.
*"Top 10 Hilarious Parodies in Super Bowl Commercials" ranks Bud Light's commercial for 2021, which parodies the portal scene from Avengers: Endgame at #4 and Volkswagen's commercial from 2011, which features a young boy dressed as Darth Vader using the Force on his dad's car at #2.
*In "Most Anticipated Movies That Will DOMINATE The Box Office" (published February 10, 2024), the #17 entry is dedicated to Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes, the #13 entry is dedicated to Inside Out 2, the #7 entry is dedicated to Captain America: Brave New World, the #4 entry is dedicated to Deadpool 3, and the #1 entry is dedicated to Avatar 3. Footage from Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, Inside Out, The Marvels, The Falcon and The Winter Soldier, and Avatar: The Way of Water is also used.
*In "Top 50 Myths, Legends, and Places That Are Actually Real", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video. While talking about being cold leading to a person catching a cold, footage from Mary Poppins is used. While talking about the platypus, footage from Phineas and Ferb is used. While talking about the giant squid, footage from Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest is used.
*In "Top 20 Most Important Inventions Of All Time" (published February 11, 2024), while talking about the clock, footage from Alice in Wonderland is used. While talking about the compass, footage from Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest is used.
*"Top 20 Funniest Animated TV Moments of the Century (So Far)" (published February 11, 2024) ranks Scrooge's funeral from DuckTales 2017 at #18, Stan's "Her aim is getting better" joke from Gravity Falls at #15, and Dr. Doofenshmirtz burning himself by sitting in the mouth of a fire-breathing dragon mech from Phineas and Ferb at #8. While talking about Rick turning himself into a pickle from Rick and Morty, it is mentioned that this moment became a meme, with Rick's attempts to get Szechuan Sauce being mentioned as another moment from the show that became a meme.
*"Top 20 Best Super Bowl Commercials Ever Created" ranks Volkswagen's commercial from 2011, which features a young boy dressed as Darth Vader using the Force on his dad's car at #15. While talking about Budweiser's commercial from 1995, footage from Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl is used.
*Watchmojo uploaded a video analyzing the trailer for Deadpool & Wolverine.
*In "Top 10 Super Bowl Commercials Of 2024", while talking about Silk's commercial, Jeremy Renner's role as Hawkeye is mentioned. Footage from an ABC News report on Renner's near-fatal snow plow accident is used.
*"Top 20 Scenes That ALMOST Saved Bad Movies" ranks Jack Sparrow sparring with Angelica from Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides at #18, the final chase from The Lone Ranger at #17, the light cycle race from Tron: Legacy at #11, the Battle of Britain from Pearl Harbor at #3, and the Duel of the Fates from The Phantom Menace at #1.
*"Top 10 Best Additions To A TV Cast Ever" ranks Ben Lyer from Lost at #3. An honorable mention is given to Frank Castle in Daredevil.
*In "Top 10 Greatest Rhythm Video Games", while talking about Dance Dance Revolution, the Disney spin-off is alluded to.
*In "10 Celebs Who Got Famous After Serving Time", while talking about Tim Allen, his role as Buzz Lightyear is mentioned, with footage from Toy Story and Toy Story 2 being used.
*In "Top 10 Unsolved Mysteries Across America", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video.
*"Top 20 Superhero Love Triangles" ranks the Scarlet Witch/Vision/Wonder Man love triangle at #20, the Human Torch/Medusa/Crystal love triangle at #18, the Deadpool/Thanos/Death love triangle at #16, the Tony Stark/Pepper Potts/Maria Hill love triangle at #15, the Rogue/Magneto/Gambit at #14, the Spider-Man/Mary Jane Watson/Black Cat love triangle at #10, the Thor/Jane/Sif love triangle at #8, the Cyclops/Jean Grey/Emma Frost love triangle at #6, the Sue Storm/Reed Richards/Sub-Mariner love triangle at #4, the Cyclops/Jean Grey/Wolverine love triangle at #3, and the Peter Parker/Mary Jane/Gwen Stacy love triangle at #1.
*In "Top 20 Scariest Japanese Urban Legends", while talking about the Gashadokuru, footage from Coco is used. While talking about Kiyotaki Tunnel, footage from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs is used.
*In "Top 10 People South Park Loves to Make Fun Of", one clip used features Mr. Garrison dressing up as Donald Trump in a way that parodies Anakin Skywalker's transformation into Darth Vader.
*In "Top 10 British Celebs That America Sent Back", footage from Hamilton is used in the intro. While talking about Lenny Henry, footage from True Identity is used.
*"Top 10 Scientifically Accurate Movies" ranks Inside Out at #7 and WALL-E at #4. While talking about Deep Impact, it is mentioned that the film was beat at the box office by Armageddon.
*In "Live Superhero Movie Trivia SUPER Game! (feat. Mackenzie and #StruggleNation)", Mackenzie, Drew, and Joe discuss Deadpool & Wolverine. Drew says the only movie released after Avengers: Endgame he was disappointed by was Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania. Drew mentions enjoying Loki. Joe mentions that his favorite Marvel movie is Captain America: The Winter Soldier. The first question is a true or false question claiming that Robert Downey Jr. improvised the line "I am Iron Man" in the character's first self-titled movie, which is true. The third question asks whether John Lasseter, Andrew Stanton, Brad Bird, or Joe Ranft directed The Incredibles. The answer is Brad Bird. The fourth question asks whether Disney acquired Marvel in 2011, 2010, 2009, or 2008. The answer is 2009. The fifth question asks whether the Infinity Stone Thanos gave Loki in The Avengers was yellow, blue, green, or red. The answer is blue. The thumbnails for the first, fifth, and tenth questions feature screenshots from Avengers: Infinity War. The sixth question asks if Hellboy is a mutant, a demon, a lab experiment gone wrong, or the result of a spider bite. The answer is a demon. The tenth question asks whether the elevator fight scene from Captain America: The Winter Soldier took place in the Trisagon, the Triskalion, the Trinity, or the Triarch. The answer is the Triskalion. The eleventh question is a true or false question claiming that Deadpool's nickname is "the merch with a mouth", which is true. The thirteenth question asks whether the MCU started with Iron Man, The Incredible Hulk, Captain America: The First Avenger, or The Avengers. The answer is Iron Man. The thumbnail for the fifteenth and questions feature Mr. Incredible, Miles Morales, and the Batman: The Animated Series version of Batman. The seventeenth question is a true or false question claiming that Black Panther was the first superhero movie nominated for Best Picture, which is true. The twenty-first question asks whether Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg worked together on Green Lantern, Ant-Man, Kick-Ass, or Green Hornet. The answer is Green Hornet. The twenty-third question asks which of Megamind, Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, The Incredibles, and Big Hero 6 did not win the Oscar for Best Animated Feature. The answer is Megamind. The twenty-fourth question asks wether Nick Fury, Loki, Ronan, or Thanos is the antagonist in both Thor and The Avengers. The answer is Loki.
*"Top 20 Super Bowl Commercials Of 2024", while talking about Silk's commercial, Jeremy Renner's role as Hawkeye is mentioned. Footage from an ABC News report on Renner's near-fatal snow plow accident is used.
*"Top 30 Movie Reveals No One Saw Coming" ranks Vulture being Liz's father from Spider-Man: Homecoming at #19, Anjair's drowning from The Prestige at #6, Elijah causing numerous accidents to find superpowered individuals from Unbreakable at #8, Dr. Malcolm Crowe being dead from The Sixth Sense at #5, and "Luke, I am your father" from The Empire Strikes Back at #2.
*"Top 20 Cartoon Parents You'll Be Glad Aren't Yours" ranks Preston and Priscilla Northwest from Gravity Falls at #13 and Dr. Doofenshmritz's parents from Phineas and Ferb at #5.
*"Top 30 Greatest Giant Movie Monster Fights of All Time" (published February 17, 2024) ranks Hulk vs. Abomination from The Incredible Hulk at #25 and Hulk vs. the Hulkbuster from Avengers: Age of Ultron at #14. While talking about the Earth monsters vs. King Giadorah in Destroy All Monsters, the fight is called "Toho's version of the Avengers".
*In "10 Shocking Celebrity Downfalls (That Surprised Everyone)", while talking about Joss Whedon, footage from The Avengers is used. While talking about Ellen DeGeneres, her role as Dory is mentioned, with footage from Finding Nemo being used. While talking about Bill Cosby, footage from an ABC News interview with Cosby is used.
*In "Top 20 Video Game Records That Will Never Be Broken" (published February 18, 2024), while taking about Antonio Montero holding the record for largest video game collection, a poster for Disney Infinity is seen in Montero's collection.
*In "Top 10+10 Most Underrated And Best MCU Characters", the "underrated" half of the video ranks U.S. Agent at #10, Erik Selvig at #9, Scarlet Scarab at #8, Kraglin Obfonteri at #7, Luis at #6, Talos at #5, Okoye at #4, Happy Hogan at #3, Mantis at #2, and Wong at #1. Footage from The Falcon and The Winter Soldier, Thor, The Avengers, Moon Knight, Guardians of the Galaxy, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, Ant-Man, Ant-Man and the Wasp, Captain Marvel, Spider-Man: Far From Home, Secret Invasion, Avengers: Infinity War, Black Panther, Avengers: Endgame, Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, Iron Man 2, Spider-Man: No Way Home, Doctor Strange, Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, Eternals, and She-Hulk: Attorney at Law is used.
*In "10 Low Budget Movies That OWNED the Box Office This Decade" (published February 18, 2024), while talking about Sound of Freedom, the narrator mentions that the movie outperformed movies from established franchises at the box office, naming Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny as an example.
*In "Top 20 Hilarious Homer Simpson Moments", while talking about causing a lie detector to explode in "The Springfield Files", the episode's police line-up featuring Marvin the Martian, Gort, Chewbacca, ALF, and either Kang or Kudos is seen.
*In "10 Living Celebrities Rumoured to Have DIED", while talking about Jeremy Renner, footage from Hawkeye and an ABC News report on Renner's near-fatal snowplow accident is used. While talking about Lindsay Lohan, footage from The Parent Trap is used.
*In "Top 10 Worst US Presidents", while talking about Donald Trump, footage from an ABC News report on Trump's rally that led to the storming of the United States Capitol on January 6, 2021 is used.
*"Top 10 Anticipated Nostalgia Bait Movies" (published February 20, 2024) ranks Deadpool & Wolverine at #4.
*In "Top 20 Most Powerful Passports of 2024" (published February 21, 2024), footage from While You Were Sleeping is used in the intro.
*In "Gone But Not Forgotten: 10 Actors We Still Think About Everyday", while talking about Chadwick Boseman, footage from Black Panther is used. While talking about Betty White, footage from The Proposal is used. While talking about Robin Williams, footage from Dead Poets Society, Good Morning, Vietnam, and Aladdin is used.
*"Top 20 FULL PRICED Games with RIDICULOUS Microtransactions" ranks Star Wars Battlefront II at #1.
*In "Dune: Part Two Movie Review (Spoiler-Free)", Dave Bautista's role as Drax is alluded to. The narrator expects the movie to draw comparisons to The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers and Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back.
*"Top 30 Most Unforgettable Movie Cameos" ranks Chris Evans' cameo in Free Guy at #22, the 20 cameos in Muppets Most Wanted at #17, and Stan Lee's cameos throughout the MCU at #1. While talking about Matt Damon's cameo in EuroTrip, Damon's cameo in Thor: Ragnarok is mentioned. While talking about Chris Evans' cameo in Free Guy, Evans' role as Captain America is alluded to. Footage from The Incredible Hulk, Iron Man, and Iron Man 2 is also used.
*In "Live Horror Trivia SUPER Game! (feat. Mackenzie and Matt Demers)", the third question asks whether Michael Myers, Freddy Kruger, Ghostface, or Jason Voorhees is the villain of the Scream franchise. The answer is Ghostface. The thumbnail for this question features Betelgeuse and Jack Skellington. The fifth question is a true or false question claiming that The Sixth Sense was nominated for six Academy Awards and four British Academy Film Awards but didn't win any of them, which is true.
*"10 Things Everyone Gets Wrong About Famous TV Shows" ranks the misconception that Dinosaurs is a children's show at #4.
*In "Top 30 Family Guy Running Jokes", while talking about Consuela's delivery of "Nooo, nooo", one example shown is Consuela refusing to use "subpar" window cleaner when Stewie (who is dressed as Darth Vader) asks her to clean the Death Star windows.
*"Top 10 Mob Hits in TV Shows" ranks Wilson Fisk killing Ben Urich from Daredevil at #5.
*In "Top 10 Colin Jost Moments on SNL" (published February 25, 2024), while talking about Guy Who Just Bought a Boat making fun of Colin Jost and Pete Davidson buying a retired Staten Island ferry together, footage from the episode in question shows Guy Who Just Bought a Boat saying his "tighty-whitey Spidey-Sense" was tingling. While talking about the recurring "joke swap" segment, one instance of this segment shows Jost saying New York allowed movie theaters to serve alcohol so people could enjoy "his wife's" new movie (Scarlett Johansson is actually Michael Che's wife).
*"Top 30 Best Movie Plot Twists of the 21st Century (So Far)" (published February 25, 2024) ranks Vulture being Liz's father from Spider-Man: Homecoming at #23, The Village being set in the present day at #21, Amanda's faked kidnapping from Gone Baby Gone at #16, Thanos snapping half of the universe out of existence from Avengers: Infinity War at #11, Mr. Glass being a supervillain from Unbreakable at #10, and Robert Angier and Alfred Borden both being part of separate pairs of twins from The Prestige at #4. The narrator says that the #11 entry was still surprising despite the audience knowing another Avengers movie was releasing a year later. Footage from The Sixth Sense is also used.
*In "Top 20 Greatest Historical Mysteries", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video. This clip is also seen in the "The Best of History And Mystery..." compilation.
*In "Reported Encounters With The Loch Ness Monster...", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video.
*"Top 30 Movies You Can Name By Hearing Just One Line" ranks The Sixth Sense being identified by the line "I see dead people" at #11 and The Empire Strikes Back being identified by the line "No, I am your father" at #1. While talking about both 1933 and 2005's King Kong being identified by the line "It was beauty killed the beast", the narrator clarifies that the quote has nothing to do with Beauty and the Beast.
*In "Gone But Not Forgotten: Beloved 90s Stars" (published February 28, 2024), while talking about Brad Renfro, footage from Tom and Huck is used.
*In "Top 20 Worst Product FAILS of the Century (So Far)" (published February 28, 2024), while talking about the Microsoft Zune, footage from Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 is used. While talking about Segways, footage from an ABC News report of numerous people hurting themselves on Segways is used.
*"10 Games That Severely Damaged a Publisher's Reputation" ranks Star Wars Battlefront at #5 and SquareEnix's Avengers game at #2. Footage from Star Wars Battlefront II is also used.
*"Top 30 Worst Movies of the Century (So Far)" (published February 28, 2024) ranks Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey at #30. Footage from The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh is also used. While talking about Battlefield Earth, the narrator mentions that John Travolta claimed the movie's source material was "better than Star Wars".
*In "Top 30 Extinct Animals", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video. While talking about the dodo, the character from Alice in Wonderland is mentioned.
*"The Most Authentic Disaster Movies" ranks Alive at #5.
*In "Live 2000's Trivia SUPER Game! (feat. Mackenzie and #SlowStart)" (which was live-streamed on March 1, 2024), Nick has a figure of Jar Jar Binks on his shelf. The fourth question asks whether Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty, Final Fantasy X, Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, or Kingdom Hearts II is the bestselling PlayStation 2 game of all time. The answer is Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. The fifth question asks whether Paris Hilton's first accessory dog was named Taco, Lady, Tinkerbell, or Bruiser. The answer is Tinkerbell. The seventh question asks whether Cameron Diaz had a role in The Incredibles, Shrek, Monsters, Inc., or 2009's Fantastic Mr. Fox. The answer is Shrek. The thumbnail for this question uses a screenshot from Finding Nemo. Nick thinks his favorite movie of the ones previously listed is either Monsters, Inc. or Shrek. Mackenzie says her dad's favorite was The Incredibles, which she thinks is likely her favorite too. The 13th question asks whether George Lucas, Sam Raimi, Matthew Vaughn, or Clint Eastwood directed 2002's Spider-Man and 2004's Spider-Man 2. The answer is Sam Raimi. The thumbnail for this question uses a screenshot from Iron Man. The 14th question asks whether Troy Bolton from High School Musical played soccer, baseball, basketball, or football. The answer is basketball.
*"Top 30 Most Satisfying Movie Endings of All Time" (published March 1, 2024) ranks Steve Rogers dancing with Peggy Carter from Avengers: Endgame at #30 and Darth Vader telling Luke Skywalker he already saved him from Return of the Jedi at #14. Footage from Captain America: The First Avenger is also used.
*In "Top 10 Things Dune Parts One and Two Change From the Book", during the honorable mention for the fight between Gurney Halleck (played by Josh Brolin) and Glossu Rabban (played by Dave Bautista) in Dune: Part Two, the narrator jokes that they were happy to see a rematch between Thanos and Drax.
*"Top 10 Underrated Animated Movies (Fan Rank)" ranks Brother Bear at #10, The Hunchback of Notre Dame at #8, A Goofy Movie at #6, Atlantis: The Lost Empire at #3, and Treasure Planet at #1. Andrew's first honorable mention Meet the Robinsons. Phoebe's second honorable mention is Robin Hood. Footage from Aladdin and The Little Mermaid is also used. While talking about Anastasia, Phoebe says the movie was a victim of an "anti-marketing campaign" by Disney, which included rereleasing The Little Mermaid. Phoebe also says the mature content of the film separates the movie from the Disney canon (despite the movie being made by 20th Century Fox, which wasn't owned by Disney as of the film's 2000 release). During Andrew's honorable mention for Kubo and the Two Strings, he mentions that the movie's opening has the same emotional impact as the opening of Up. Andrew also mentions that the film released the same year as Moana and Zootopia.
*In "Top 30 Craziest Fast Food Menu Items of the Century (So Far)" (published March 2, 2024), while talking about the T. Rex Burger from Wendy's, footage from Dinosaur is used.
*In "Dune Sandworms Explained", Star Wars is listed as a franchise Dune helped inspire, with footage from The Mandalorian being used.
*"Top 100 Over the Top Deaths in Movies" ranks Cutler Beckett's death from Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End at #96, Rod Redline's death from Cars 2 at #91, Dr. Facilier's death from The Princess and the Frog at #87, the stegosaurus' death from Fantasia at #86, Thanos' death from Avengers: Endgame at #85, Maleficent's death from Sleeping Beauty at #81, Scar's death from The Lion King at #80, the Illuminati's deaths from Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness at #70, Lyle Tiberius Rourke's death from Atlantis: The Lost Empire at #66, the Horned King's death from The Black Cauldron at #56, Ursula's death from The Little Mermaid at #52, Ernesto de la Cruz's death from Coco at #46, Hopper's death from A Bug's Life at #32, Cyrus "The Virus" Grissom's death from Con Air at #26, Judge Doom's death from Who Framed Roger Rabbit at #12, Syndrome's death from The Incredibles at #10, Clayton's death from Tarzan at #8, and Vision's death from Avengers: Infinity War at #6.
*"Top 30 Most Controversial SNL Sketches Ever" (published March 2, 2024) ranks "Bambi 2002" at #27. While talking about the Weekend Update from the November 3, 2018 show (in which Pete Davidson mocks Dan Chrenshaw's eyepatch), a clip from the following week's Weekend Update in which Chrenshaw compares Davidson to Jack Frost from The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause is played.
*In "Top 10 Movie CROTCH SHOTS", an honorable mention is given to 2014 Gamora kicking Star-Lord in the crotch from Avengers: Endgame.
*"Top 30 Most Evil Characters of All Time" (published March 3, 2024) ranks Claude Frollo from The Hunchback of Notre Dame at #28, Carnage at #23, Kilgrave from Jessica Jones at #20, Scar from The Lion King at #17, and Palpatine from Star Wars at #1. While talking about Darkseid from DC, the villain is compared to a mix between Thanos and Kilgrave.
*In "Top 30 Greatest Movie Theme Songs", "I Don't Want To Miss a Thing" by Aerosmith, which was used as the theme song for Armageddon, ranks at #30. "The Rainbow Connection" from The Muppet Movie ranks at #19. The narrator mentions that this song was inspired by "When You Wish Upon a Star" from Pinocchio. "Circle of Life" from The Lion King ranks at #3. Footage from Frozen is also used. While talking about "My Heart Will Go On" by Céline Dion, which was used as the theme song for Titanic, the narrator mentions that Dion was initially hesitant to do the song because she "wasn't sure if she had another Beauty and the Beast in her".
*"Top 10 Movies That Look Like Kids Movies (But AREN'T)" ranks The Fox and the Hound at #8 and Bridge to Terabithia at #7. While talking about The Dark Crystal, Jim Henson's work on the Muppets is mentioned. An honorable mention is given to The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad.
*In "Top 20 Weirdest Facts About US Presidential Elections", while talking about ballot access laws, footage from The Distinguished Gentleman is used. While talking about the 22nd Amendment, footage from Pearl Harbor is used. While talking about electors that vote for a candidate other than their party's candidate and the House of Representatives determining the president in the event of a tie, footage from Hamilton is used. While talking about the delay between Election Day and the winning candidate's inauguration and Election Day being on the first Tuesday in November, footage from Lincoln is used.
*"Top 30 Funniest Movie Insults of All Time" (published March 6, 2024) ranks Buzz calling Woody a "sad, strange, little man" from Toy Story at #20, Matt telling Dave that Robin "wouldn't p**s on [his] gums if [his] teeth were on fire" from Encino Man at #16 and Cyrus "The Virus" saying a prisoner he dislikes is "somewhere between a cockroach and that white stuff that accumulates at the corner of your mouth when you're really thirsty" for Con Air at #13.
*"Top 10 Overhyped Events That BOMBED Hard" ranks The Phantom Menace at #3. Footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video.
*In "Top 20 Most Startling Confessions in History" (published March 6, 2024), while talking about Israel Keyes confessing to murdering Samantha Conegh, footage from an ABC News report on Keyes is used. While talking about Lance Armstrong confessing to using performance-enhancing drugs, footage from an ABC News report on Armstrong is used.
*In "Top 30 Most Overused Songs in Movies and TV", while talking about "White Rabbit" by Jefferson Airplane, footage from Alice in Wonderland is used. While talking about "Mr. Blue Sky" by Electric Light Orchestra, the narrator says that the song gained a resurgence in popularity due to its appearance in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2. While talking about "(I've Had) The Time of My Life" by Bill Medley and Jennifer Warnes, footage of Herbert (as Obi-Wan Kenobi) and Chris (as Luke Skywalker) dancing to the song from one of the Star Wars parody episodes of Family Guy is used. While talking about "Walkin' On Sunshine" by Katrina and the Waves, footage from High Fidelity is used. While talking about "Bad to the Bone" by George Thorogood and the Destroyers, footage from The Parent Trap is used. While talking about "Sweet Home Alabama" by Lynyrd Skynyrd, footage from Con Air is used. While talking about "Spirit in the Sky" by Norman Greenbaum, footage from Guardians of the Galaxy is used. While talking about "Back in Black" by AC/DC, footage from Iron Man, Iron Man 2, Spider-Man: Far From Home, and The Muppets 2011 is used. While talking about "Let's Get It On" by Marvin Gaye, footage from High Fidelity and Onward is used. While talking about "What a Wonderful World" by Louis Armstrong, footage from Good Morning, Vietnam is used. While talking about "Born to Be Wild" by Steppenwolf, footage from Herbie: Fully Loaded is used.
*In "Top 10 Most Awkward TV Sex Scenes", while talking about Dan, Olivia, and Vanessa's threesome from Gossip Girl, Hilary Duff's role as Lizzie McGuire is alluded to. While talking about Haley, Alex, and Luke walking in on Phil and Claire having sex from Modern Family, Luke is wearing a shirt with Thor on it in footage from the episode.
*"Top 30 Times TV Shows Made Fun Of Disney" ranks the Robot Chicken sketch about Goofy and Clarabelle Cow's relationship at #30, The Simpsons's "new corporate overlords" promo at #29, "Wizzly World" from My Life As A Teenage Robot at #28, the disgruntled mouse that resembles Mickey in "Rocko's Happy Sack" from Rocko's Modern Life at #27, Hieronymus Glove from SpongeBob SquarePants resembling Walt Disney at #26, "Witches of Rodeo Drive" from Big Time Rush parodying Wizards of Waverly Place at #25, Peter and Lois going to Auschwitz instead of Disney World at #24, the Dingo Channel from iCarly at #23, Disneyland suing Springfield Elementary from The Simpsons at #22, Goofy in Hell from Family Guy at #21, the "Disney Channel Acting School" sketch from Saturday Night Live at #20, the "Most Disney Moms Are Dead" sketch from Robot Chicken at #19, the Disneyland sketch from MadTV at #18, the joke of Walt Disney drawing Minnie Mouse naked from Family Guy at #17, Dairy Land from The Loud House being a parody of Disneyland at #16, Peter and Stewie's trip to Disney World in "The Courtship of Stewie's Father" at #15, EFCOT Center resembling Epcot in "Special Edna" from The Simpsons at #14, Mickey Mouse interrogating Beast, Elsa, Thor, Snow White, Iron Man, Captain Marvel, Buzz Lightyear, Kylo Ren, and a Stormtrooper in "Band in China" from South Park at #13, Itchy from The Simpsons parodying Mickey Mouse and Oswald the Lucky Rabbit at #12, the evil Mickey from "Terms of Endearment" from Drawn Together at #11, John Oliver being censored from Hotstar's at #10, Diz-Nee-Land from The Simpsons at #9, the "Same Old Heroine" parodying Pocahontas at #8, the Jonas Brothers in South Park at #7, the "Rogers Meyers Story" from The Simpsons at #6, the Disney Vault sketch from Saturday Night Live at #5, Fivel Mousekwitz being killed by Mickey Mouse from Family Guy at #4, Randy fighting Winnie the Pooh from South Park at #3, "Kimba, I mean Simba" from The Simpsons at #2, and the Disney universe in "Road to the Multiverse" from Family Guy at #1.
*In "Top 10 Times Bad Actors Did a Great Job", while talking about Hayden Christensen in Shattered Glass, his role as Anakin Skywalker is mentioned.
*"Top 30 Darkest Movie Theories" ranks the appliances being allusions for mental health disorders from The Brave Little Toaster at #24, the titular creature from the It franchise and Mary Poppins being the same species at #21, Aladdin taking place in a dystopian future at #14, Peter Pan being an angel of death from Peter Pan at #9, Toy Story 3 being an allegory to the Holocaust at #7, and Edna Mode purposely giving Syndrome a cape from The Incredibles at #4. Footage from Mary Poppins Returns is also used.
*"Top 30 Celebrity Roasts on South Park" ranks Mickey Mouse at #10. While talking about Kathleen Kennedy in South Park: Into the Panderverse, the special's clip in which Cartman asks his mom to check under his bed for Disney executives is seen. While talking about the multiple roasts towards Michael Jackson, a clip from "The Jeffersons" shows Michael Jackson dressing as Peter Pan. A clip from "Band in China" featuring parodies of Beast, Elsa, Thor, Snow White, Iron Man, Captain Marvel, Buzz Lightyear, Kylo Ren, and a Stormtrooper is used.
*"Top 30 McDonald's Menu Item FAILS" ranks Szechuan Sauce, which was originally a tie-in for Mulan, at #29.
*"10 EXACT Moments That RUINED Video Game Franchises" ranks chasing the MCU killing the Marvel vs. Capcom franchise at #10.
*In "Top 30 Worst Acting Performances of All Time" (published March 9, 2024), while talking about Hilary Duff's performance as the titular actress in The Haunting of Sharon Tate, Duff's time working with Disney Channel is mentioned. While talking about Robert Downey Jr.'s performance as the titular doctor in Doolittle, his role as Iron Man is mentioned, with footage from Avengers: Endgame being used.
*"Top 20 Saturday Night Live Sketches That Broke the Whole Cast" ranks the Debbie Downer sketch that takes place at Disney World at #2.
*In the short "Jack Black Voice Acting Roles!", during the entry for Milo from The Simpsons, the footage used features Milo presenting a comic book of The Formidable Mulk.
*In "Top 30 Smartest Celebrities Ever" (published March 10, 2024), while talking about Lisa Kudrow, footage from Romy and Michele's High School Reunion is used. While talking about Angela Bassett, footage from Black Panther is used. While talking about Natalie Portman, footage from Thor is used. While talking about John Legend, a boy is seen wearing a Spider-Man shirt in the music video for "Love Me Now".
*"Top 10 Canceled TV Shows That Were Brought Back" (published March 10, 2024) ranks Star Wars: The Clone Wars at #6.
*"Top 30 Best Performances of the Century (So Far)" (published March 10, 2024) ranks Octavia Spencer's performance as Minny Jackson in The Help at #24.
*"Top 30 Movies You Shouldn't Watch Alone" ranks The Sixth Sense at #28.
*In "Top 10 Funniest Robert Downey Jr. Interview Moments", one clip in the intro from Jimmy Kimmel Live! features Robert Downey Jr. drawing a picture of Iron Man. While talking about Downey and his wife, Susan interview with "Extra" on the red carpet for Downey's Dream Cars, when asked about the possibility about doing a sequel to Tropic Thunder with Tom Cruise, Downey mentions the rumors that Cruise will play a variant of Iron Man. While talking about Downey's "Kids Ask" interview with BBC Radio 1, Downey reveals he has Iron Man-themed underwear. The #3 entry comes from an interview with Jimmy Kimmel Live!, which has Downey revealing he helped write fake scripts for Tom Holland in an attempt to stop Holland accidentally spoiling Marvel movies.
*"Top 30 Movies That Exceeded Expectations" ranks Black Panther at #30, Guardians of the Galaxy at #21, Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl at #10, Iron Man at #4, and A New Hope at #1. While talking about 2009's Star Trek, J.J. Abrams' work on The Force Awakens is mentioned. While talking about Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, footage from Ralph Breaks the Internet and Incredibles 2 is used.
*In "Top 10 US Presidents Who Changed the Course of History", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video.
*"Top 30 Actors Who Almost Died On Set" ranks Matthew Fox nearly being stabbed during a fight scene in Lost at #28 and Johnny Depp falling off of and nearly getting trampled by a horse on the set of The Lone Ranger at #9. While talking about Dylan O'Brian getting hit by by a car on the set of Maze Runner: The Death Cure, footage from an interview with Wes Ball on the red carpet for the live-action Jungle Book remake is used. The #14 entry is shared between two instances involving Jaimie Alexander: falling down a flight of stairs on the set of Thor: The Dark World and a series of broken bones on the set of Blindspot.
*"Top 30 Actor Injuries You ACTUALLY See in the Movie" ranks the Stormtrooper who hits their head on a door in A New Hope at #30.
*In "Top 10 Food Products That Bombed Hard", while talking about celery-flavored JELL-O, footage from Grosse Pointe Blank is used.
*"Top 10 Times the Hero Slept with the Enemy" ranks Grant Ward sleeping with both Melinda May and Skye from Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. at #9.
*In "Top 10 Objects That Might Destroy Earth", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video.
*"Top 30 Movies That Left Out the Real Horrific Ending" ranks the survivors being criticized for resorting to cannibalism being left out of Alive at #30, the titular character ending her own life being left out of Mulan at #28, Aurora's pregnancy being left out of Sleeping Beauty at #26, the titular actor's financial troubles being left out of Ed Wood at #20, Herman Boone being fired after accusations of harming his players being left out of Remember the Titans at #8, and the titular character being captured by English settlers, forcibly married and used as a propaganda symbol before dying at 21 years old being left out of Pocahontas at #4.
*"Top 30 Most Rewatched Marvel Movie Scenes" ranks Thor vs. Hulk from Thor: Ragnarok at #30, Peter's car ride with Adrian Toomes from Spider-Man: Homecoming at #28, Yondu Udonta's sacrifice from Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 at #27, Thor's thunder powers from Thor: Ragnarok at #26, Tony escaping the cave from Iron Man at #25, Peter grabbing the Power Stone from Guardians of the Galaxy at #24, Kilmonger defeating T'Challa from Black Panther at #21, the hallway fight from Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 at #20, Doctor Strange's bargain with Dormammu from Doctor Strange at #19, the airport fight from Captain America: Civil War at #18, "Puny god" from The Avengers at #16, Captain America vs. Iron Man from Captain America: Civil War at #14, the Mjölnir lifting contest from Avengers: Age of Ultron at #12, the Illuminati from Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness at #11, the snap from Avengers: Infinity War at #10, the elevator fight from Captain America: The Winter Soldier at #8, "I am Iron Man" from Iron Man at #6, the three Spider-Men bonding from Spider-Man: No Way Home at #5, the circle shot from The Avengers at #4, Thor arriving in Wakanda from Avengers: Infinity War at #3, and the final battle from Avengers: Endgame at #1.
*In "Top 10 Things To Know Before Watching 3 Body Problem", Rian Johnson's work on The Last Jedi and Benedict Wong's role as Wong in the MCU are mentioned.
*"Top 10 Henchmen More Badass than the Actual Villain" ranks Darth Maul from The Phantom Menace at #1.
*In "Top 30 Movies With MULTIPLE Plot Twists", while talking about Us (which has the twists of the Teathered being created to control humans and the Adelaide the movie follows actually being the Teathered), the film's Chewbacca mask is seen. The #15 entry is dedicated to Gone Baby Gone, which has the twists of Amanda still being alive and her kidnapping being staged. The #12 entry is dedicated to Spider-Man: Homecoming, which has the twists of the Vulture being Liz's father and Peter joining the Avengers. The #8 entry is dedicated to The Prestige, which has the twists of Robert Angeir being alive and Alfred Borodin being a twin. This clip is also seen in "The Biggest Plot Twists Ever" compilation published on April 16, 2024.
*In "Top 10 Stores From Your Childhood That Don't Exist Anymore" (published March 15, 2024), while talking about K-B Toys, a toy based off of Sleeping Beauty Castle is seen in footage of the store. While talking about Sam Goody, VHS tapes of Peter Pan and A New Hope are seen in a commercial for the store. Footage from High Fidelity is used. While talking about Borders, a book featuring Dumbo is seen in footage of the store. While talking about Blockbuster, a section dedicated to Marvel movies is seen in footage of the store.
*"Top 20 Incredible Movies You'll Probably Never Watch Again" ranks Lincoln at #11.
*In "Live CLASSIC GAMES Trivia SUPER Game! (feat. Mackenzie and Dani Standring)", Mackenzie jokes that Dani's board game room is equivalent to Beast's library from Beauty and the Beast. The 13th question asks whether Kingdom Hearts features characters from Dragon Quest, The Legend of Zelda, Super Mario, or Final Fantasy alongside its Disney characters. The answer is Final Fantasy. The thumbnail for this question features Scrooge McDuck, Oswald the Lucky Rabbit, Mickey Mouse, and Donald Duck. The 17th question is a true or false question claiming that the first LEGO video game released in 1995, which is true. The thumbnail for this question features a screenshot from LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga.
*In "Top 30 Movies About Serial Killers", while talking about Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile, Zac Efron's role in High School Musical is mentioned.
*"Top 20 Cartoon Moms You're Glad Aren't Yours" ranks Priscilla Northwest from Gravity Falls at #16, Queen Grimhilda from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs at #12, Mrs. Doofenshmirtz from Phineas and Ferb at #10, Mother Gothel from Tangled at #6, and Lady Tremaine from Cinderella at #2. While talking about Fairy Godmother from Shrek 2, the narrator says she is nothing like the Fairy Godmother from Cinderella.
*"Top 20 Times the Pawn Stars Were Screwed Over" ranks the fake Marvel comic books from "Chum's Risky Business" at #20.
*"Top 30 Most Re-Watched Horror Movie Scenes of All Time" (published March 16, 2024) ranks the party video from Signs at #27. While talking about Red Face's jumpscare from Insidious, the narrator says they can't decide if Red Face looks actually scary or like a demonic Muppet. While talking about the werewolf transformation from An American Werewolf in London, the film's figurines of Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck are seen.
*In "Top 20 Family Guy Songs", while talking about "This Old Town" from "Adult Education", the narrator mentions that the song is a reference to "Belle" from Beauty and the Beast. While talking about "I Need a Jew" from "When You Wish Upon a Weinstein", the narrator mentions that the song is a parody of "When You Wish Upon a Star". "It's a Wonderful Day for Pie", a song which occurs in the Disney universe from "Road to the Multiverse", ranks at #5.
*In "The Mystery of Bigfoot Explained", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video.
*"Top 10 Best Movie Cyborgs" ranks Darth Vader at #1. An honorable mention is given to Bucky Barnes, with footage from Captain America: The Winter Soldier being used.
*"10 Notorious Criminals Set to Be Released from Prison" (published March 17, 2024), while talking about Elena Kiejliches, footage from an episode of Snapped on Kiejliches mentions that she murdered her late-husband, Boris after an argument shortly before a planned trip to Disney World, which Elena still took with their children.
*In "Top 30 Best TV Crossovers", The Defenders, which is a crossover between Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage, and Iron Fist, ranks at #28. "Rufus", which is a crossover between Lilo & Stitch: The Series and Kim Possible, ranks at #19. "Phineas and Ferb: Mission Marvel", which is a crossover between Phineas and Ferb and Marvel, ranks at #18. "That's So Suite Life of Hannah Montana", which is a crossover between That's So Raven, The Suite Life of Zack & Cody, and Hannah Montana, ranks at #15. "The Time Ball Saga", which is a crossover between Sabrina the Teenage Witch, Boy Meets World, You Wish, and Teen Angel, ranks at #4.
*In "Top 30 Child Stars Who Became Successful Adult Actors", while talking about Michael B. Jordan, footage from Black Panther is used. While talking about Keke Palmer, her role as Izzy Hawthorne in Lightyear is mentioned. While talking about Emma Watson, her role as Belle in the live-action Beauty and the Beast remake is mentioned. While talking about Jason Bateman, his role as Nick Wilde in Zootopia is mentioned. While talking about Joseph Gordon-Levitt, footage from Angels in the Outfield is used. While talking about Zendaya, footage from Spider-Man: Far From Home, Shake It Up, and K.C. Undercover is used. While taking about Scarlett Johansson, her role as Black Widow is mentioned, with footage from The Avengers being used. Footage from The Horse Whisperer is also used. While talking about Natalie Portman, footage from Attack of the Clones is used. While talking about Christian Bale, footage from Newsies is used. While talking about Kurt Russell, footage from The Barefoot Executive and Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 is used.
*In "Top 10 Deep Sea Conspiracy Theories", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video. While talking about the theory that Bermeja was destroyed by the United States government, footage from Lost is used. While talking about the theory that the Baltic Sea Anomaly is a UFO, the anomaly is compared to the Millennium Falcon. While talking about the theory that the "bloop" was made by a giant underwater creature, footage from Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest is used.
*In "Top 30 Worst AS SEEN ON TV Items Ever" (published March 19, 2024), while talking about Dump Dinner, footage from The Lion King is used.
*"Top 10 Biggest Movie Franchise MISTAKES" ranks The Rise of Skywalker undoing the ending of The Last Jedi at #5. While talking about the DCEU rushing to a team-up movie in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, footage from The Avengers is used. Footage from Solo is used in the intro. An honorable mention is given to de-aging Indiana Jones in Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny.
*In "Things to Remember before Watching X-Men '97", entries are dedicated to human-mutant relationships, Charles Xavier's death, Morph's return, Bishop's role, Magneto's mutant island, Scott and Jean's relationship, the Dark Phoenix saga, Apocalypse's whereabouts, Jubilee's backstory, and Magneto getting closer to world domination.
*In "10 Public Figures Who Were Actually In Secret Societies", while talking about Ulysses S. Grant being a member of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, footage from Lincoln is used. While talking about Thomas Jefferson being a member of the F.H.C. Society, footage from Hamilton is used.
*In "Top 30 Rejected Shark Tank Pitches That Became Successful", while talking about Soapsox, the narrator mentions that Ray and Alvin got a deal with Disney Baby after their appearance on the show.
*In "10 Politician FIGHTS Caught On Camera", while talking about the brawl in the Democratic Republic of Congo's Parliament, footage from Daredevil is used. While talking about an unspecified lawmaker splashing Albin Kurti with water, the narrator says that the aforementioned lawmaker was preciously drawn as Pinocchio. While talking about Japanese lawmakers ironically fighting after a proposed bill promised to end Japan's pacifism, footage from Avengers: Endgame is used. While talking about the fight in Venezuelan parliament after the 2013 election, footage from Girl Meets World is used.
*In "Top 30 Most Difficult Actors To Work With", while talking about Julia Roberts, footage from Pretty Woman is used. The narrator also mentions that Roberts' actions on the set of Hook led to the crew nicknaming Roberts "Tinker-Hell". While talking about Bill Murray, footage from What About Bob? is used. While talking about Charlie Sheen, footage from an ABC News report on Sheen is used. While talking about Shia LaBeouf, footage from Even Stevens is used. While talking about Edward Norton, footage from The Incredible Hulk is used.
*In "20 Dark Secrets Revealed by Child Stars", while talking about Hilary Duff's eating disorder and Laline's substance abuse, footage from Lizzie McGuire is used. One entry is dedicated to Joe Jonas revealing his forced positive image while working for Disney. Footage from Camp Rock is used. While talking about Selena Gomez's mental health struggles, footage from Wizards of Waverly Place is used. While talking about Demi Lovato's mental health issues, Lavoto's time working with Disney Channel is alluded to. While talking about Ariel Winter, footage from an ABC News reporter on Winter's family's custody battle is used. While talking about Cole Sprouse's mental health issues and Alyson Stoner's trauma, footage from The Suite Life of Zack & Cody is used. While talking about Raven-Symoné's eating disorder and being forced to hide her sexuality, footage from That's So Raven is used. While talking about Miley Cyrus being sexualized, footage from Hannah Montana is used.
*In "10 Movies That Got Sequels Despite Being Box Office Bombs", the #10 entry is dedicated to Tron, which got the sequel Tron: Legacy.
*"Top 30 Best TV Shows of the Century (So Far)" (published March 21, 2024) ranks Lost at #8.
*"Top 10 Movies That Only Make Sense The Second Time" ranks The Sixth Sense at #8.
*In "Live THRILLERS Trivia SUPER Game! (feat. Mackenzie and Rebecca)", Rebecca says The Sixth Sense is her favorite thriller movie. One user has themself with Spider-Man face paint as their profile picture.
*"Top 100 Examples of the Mandela Effect" ranks Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum's hats being misremembered as having propellers on them from Alice in Wonderland at #98, Cruella De Vil's last name being misremembered as "De Vill" from One Hundred and One Dalmatians at #83, Chewbacca being misremembered as receiving a medal in A New Hope at #63, "Heigh-Ho, heigh-ho, it's home from work we go" being misremembered as "Heigh-Ho, heigh-ho, it's off to work we go" from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs at #31, Obi-Wan Kenobi never saying "May the Force be with you" in A New Hope at #26, C-3PO having a sliver leg at #22, "Magic Mirror on the wall" being misremembered as "Mirror, mirror on the wall" from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs at #14, Tinker Bell being misremembered as drawing the Disney logo at #8, and "No, I am your father" being misremembered as "Luke, I am you father" from The Empire Strikes Back at #3. Footage from ESPN coverage is used throughout the video. While talking about Ray being misremembered as saying "I see white people" in Scary Movie, it is mentioned that the parody is actually a direct pull of the "I see dead people" line from The Sixth Sense. While talking about "Heigh-yo, Silver!" being misremembered as "Heigh-ho, Sliver!" from The Lone Ranger, footage from the Disney film is used. While talking about Etch A Sketch being misremembered as being hyphenated, footage from Toy Story is used. While talking about Looney Tunes being misremembered as "Looney Toons", the narrator says the Looney Tunes characters are as iconic as those made by Disney. Footage from Good Morning, Vietnam, The Lion King, and Toy Story 2 is also used.
* In "Top 30 Normal Looking Pictures with Disturbing Backstories", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video. While talking about a scuba diver unknowingly taking a picture of a dead body while diving with his wife, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Mark Jackson's basketball card with Lyle and Erik Menendez, footage from an ABC News report on the brothers is used. While talking about the picture of Dennis Rader at his daughter's graduation, footage from an ABC News report on Rader is used. This clip is also seen in the "These Backstories Will Leave You Disturbed…" compilation.
*"Top 30 Craziest South Park Fights" ranks Mickey Mouse vs. The Jonas Brothers from "The Ring" at #14. While talking about the fight between Kyle's "Kyley-B" alter ego and Snooki from "It's a Jersey Th8ng", Kyle's "Kyley-B" alter ego is compared to Bruce Banner/Hulk. Iron Man, the Genie, Captain Marvel, Buzz Lightyear, Kylo Ren, the Beast, Elsa, and Thor are seen in footage from "Band in China". While talking about the fight between internet celebrities from "Canada Om Strike", "Star Wars Kid" and "TRON Guy" are among the internet celebrities who fight each other. While talking about the final battle of the "Imaginationland" trilogy, Jack Skellington, Peter Pan, Mickey Mouse, Yoda, Ewoks, Stormtroopers, Darth Maul, Cinderella, Br'er Fox, Br'er Rabbit, Uncle Remus, Mr. Toad, the Mad Hatter, V.I.N.CENT, Dreamfinder, Cruella De Vil, Captain Hook, The Headless Horseman, the Green Goblin, and Venom are seen among the fictional characters fighting.
*In "Top 5 Best and Worst Things About Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire", while talking about Peter Venkeman's disappointingly small cameo, the narrator says the cameo is "at least better than Bill Murray's cameo in a certain other Paul Rudd sequel."
*"Top 30 Most Difficult Video Games of All Time" (published March 23, 2024) ranks the Silver Surfer game at #17.
*"Top 10 Movie Cancellations Announced This Year (So Far)" (published March 23, 2024) ranks Avengers: The Kang Dynasty at #10, Ant-Man 4 at #7, the live-action Bambi remake at #6, Captain Marvel 3 at #5, and Eternals 2 at #3. Footage from Eternals, Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, The Marvels, Loki, the original Bambi, and Percy Jackson and the Olympians is also used.
*In "10 Influencers Who Turned to Crime", while talking about Trevor Jacob purposely crashing an airplane as a publicity stunt, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used.
*"Top 30 Saturday Night Live Sketches That Went Horribly WRONG" ranks the whole cast breaking character in the "Debbie Downer Goes to Disney World" sketch at #10.
*In "Top 30 Most Rewatched Scenes in Comedy Movies", while talking about Dark Mask and his minions watching Spaceballs from Spaceballs, the narrator mentions that the movie is a parody of Star Wars.
*In "Top 30 Creepiest Mysteries of the Century (So Far)" (published March 24, 2024), footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video. While talking about numerous hijackings of cable networks throughout the late 2000s, one of the incidents mentioned is a hijacking of Disney Channel in 2007. While talking about North Korea hacking Sony in what some theorize to be an attempt to stop the release of The Interview, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Henry McCabe's final voicemail, footage from an ABC News report on McCabe's body being found in Rush Lake, Minnesota is used. While talking about numerous incidents of submarines discovered in Stockholm, Sweden, footage from an ABC News report on one of the incidents is used. While talking about the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used.
*WatchMojo uploaded a short comparing X-Men: The Animated Series and X-Men '97.
*In "Top 20 Times Celebs Were CAUGHT Lying", while talking about Ryan Lotche staging a robbery at the 2016 Rio Olympics, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Jussie Smollett faking a hate crime, footage from an ABC News report on the faked hate crime is used.
*"Top 20 Most Underrated Fantasy Movies of All Time" (published March 25, 2024) ranks Bedknobs and Broomsticks at #4 and The Black Cauldron at #2. The narrator says it is disappointing that the #4 entry isn't as remembered as Mary Poppins.
*"Top 10 Movie Trailers of 2024 (So Far)" (published March 26, 2024) ranks Deadpool & Wolverine at #1.
*In "Top 10 Times Celebs LOST IT On Co-Stars", the #2 entry is dedicated to Richard Dreyfuss calling Bill Murray "difficult to work with". The pair were co-stars in What About Bob?.
*In "Top 20 Cash Grab Movies", the #14 entry is dedicated to the Home Alone sequels (Home Alone 2: Lost in New York, Home Alone 3, Home Alone 4, and Home Sweet Home Alone). The #5 entry is dedicated to the photorealistic Lion King remake. While talking about Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, footage from Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny is used. Footage from the original Lion King is also used.
*In the short "Celebs Being Forced to Promote Bad Movies and Shows", one entry is dedicated to multiple cast members from The Rise of Skywalker.
*In "Top 20 Awful Celebrity Fashion Lines", while talking about the Katherine Heigl Collection by Katherine Heigl, footage from Grey's Anatomy is used, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright information.
*In "Top 10 Worst Entries in Beloved Video Game Franchises", while talking about Metroid Prime Federation Force (which is considered the worst entry in the Metroid franchise), footage from Revenge of the Sith is used. An honorable mention is given to Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite, which is considered the worst entry in the Marvel vs. Capcom franchise.
*"Top 10 Ways X-Men '97 is Different than Original Animated Series" ranks the opening sequence and end credits at #10, updated character designs a #9, the voice cast at #8, Bishop being promoted to a main member of the team at #7, the longer episodes but shorter season at #6, Cyclops' portrayal at #5, the animation style at #4, Magneto and Rogue's relationship at #3, Morph's overhaul at #2, and the more mature tone as well as the different storytelling techniques at #1.
*"Top 10 Smartest Movie Heroes" ranks Tony Stark at #2. Footage from Iron Man, Iron Man 2, and Avengers: Endgame is used.
*"Top 30 Celebrity Voice Actor Performances That Stole the Show" ranks Patton Oswalt's role as Remy in Ratatouille at #29, Jerry Orbach's role as Lumiere in Beauty and the Beast at #28, Samuel L. Jackson's role as Frozone in The Incredibles at #26, John C. Reilly's role as the titular character of Wreck-It Ralph at #25, Mandy Moore's role as Rapunzel in Tangled at #24, Bradley Cooper's role as Rocket Raccoon in the MCU at #22, Vincent Price's role as Ratigan in The Great Mouse Detective at #21, James Woods' role as Hades in Hercules at #19, Alan Tudyk's role as King Candy from Wreck-It Ralph at #17, Amy Poehler's role as Joy in Inside Out at #15, Idina Menzel's role as Elsa in Frozen at #14, Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson's role as Maui in Moana at #13, Billy Crystal's role as Mike Wazowski in Monsters, Inc. at #11, Jeremy Irons' role as Scar in The Lion King at #7, Ellen DeGeneres' role as Dory in Finding Nemo at #6, James Earl Jones' role as Mufasa in The Lion King at #4, Tom Hanks' role as Woody in the Toy Story franchise at #3, Eartha Kitt's role as Yzma in The Emperor's New Groove at #2, and Robin Williams' role as the Genie in Aladdin at #1. Footage from Mulan, Toy Story, Guardians of the Galaxy, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, the Hercules TV series, Kingdom Hearts HD II.5 ReMIX, Monsters University, Toy Story 2, and Toy Story 3 is also used.
*In "Live MOVIE MONSTERS Trivia SUPER Game! (feat. Mackenzie and Andrew)", the first question asks whether Rancors, Sarlaccs, and Krayt Dragons can be found on Tatooine, Coruscant, Naboo, or Korriban. The answer is Tatooine. The 16th question asks who out of Werewolf by Night, Manphibian, Morbius, and Man-Thing wasn't included on the original Legion of Monsters line-up. The answer is Manphibian. The 18th question asks which out of Bigfoot, Yeti, the Loch Ness Monster, and the Chupacabra appears in Monsters, Inc.. The answer is Yeti. The thumbnail for this question features Yzma and the Genie. Phoebe recalls an incident where the trailer for Insidious: Chapter 3 was accidentally shown before screenings of Inside Out, although she misremembers this as the trailer for The Conjuring 2 being shown before screenings of The Good Dinosaur.
*In "The Evolution of King Kong" (published March 29, 2024), the narrator mentions that the original King Kong animatronic for Universal Studios Hollywood's Studio Tour was created by Bob Gurr, whose work for Disney is mentioned.
*In "Oh My God, They Killed Kenny! Top 30 Best Kenny Deaths in South Park", while talking about Kenny's death by syphilis in "The Ring", the episode's Jonas Brothers concert is seen. While talking about Kenny dying via the titular method in the episode "Spontaneous Combustion", the narrator says Kenny and the other victims "weren't snapped away by Thanos".
*"Top 10 Worst Disney Movie Remakes" ranks 101 Dalmatians 1996 at #10, Lady and the Tramp 2019 at #9, Aladdin 2019 at #8, Mulan 2020 at #7, The Lion King 2019 at #6, Alice in Wonderland 2010 at #5, Dumbo 2019 at #4, The Sorcerer's Apprentice at #3, Peter Pan & Wendy at #2, and Pinocchio 2022 at #1. Footage from Peter Pan & Wendy, Alice Through the Looking Glass, One Hundred and One Dalmatians 1961, Lady and the Tramp 1955, Aladdin 1992, Mulan 1998, The Lion King 1994, Alice in Wonderland 1951, Dumbo 1941, Fantasia, Peter Pan, and Pinocchio 1940 is also used.
*In "Top 30 Best SNL Hosts of the Century (So Far)" (published March 30, 2024), while talking about Natalie Portman, footage from the March 4, 2006 episode features an audience member quizzing Portman on Obi-Wan Kenobi's visit to Utapau. While talking about Pedro Pascal, footage from The Mandalorian is used. While talking about Paul Rudd, footage from Ant-Man is used. While talking about Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, footage from a sketch that parodies a live-action remake of Bambi is used (Note: this sketch aired before the actual live-action remake was announced). While talking about Adam Driver, footage from the sketch "Undercover Boss: Starkiller Base" is used. While talking about Drew Barrymore, footage from the November 20, 1982 show features Barrymore alongside E.T. and C-3PO.
*"Top 30 Most Satisfying Revenge Kills in TV History" (published March 30, 2014) ranks Mariah Dillard killing Bushmaster's family from Luke Cage at #26, Jessica Jones killing Killgrave from Jessica Jones at #18, Mr. Gold killing Tamara from Once Upon a Time at #17, Phil Coulson killing Grant Ward from Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. at #15, Swayer killing Anthony Cooper from Lost at #10, and Frank Castle killing William Rawlins from The Punisher at #5.
*In "Top 10 EXACT Moments Villains Show Their True Nature", an honorable mention is given to Gaston stabbing the Beast from Beauty and the Beast.
*In "Top 10 Most Impactful Religious Leaders of All Time" (published March 31, 2024), footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video.
*"Top 30 Best Movies of the Century (So Far)" (published March 31, 2024) ranks Black Panther at #26 and Avengers: Endgame at #23. Footage from Avengers: Infinity War and Spider-Man: Far From Home is also used. While talking about Pan's Labyrinth, the narrator describes the film as "Alice in Wonderland but R-rated".
*In "Top 20 Craziest Apocalypse Scenarios", while talking about plummeting fertility rates, footage from Up is used. While talking about the Earth falling into a black hole, footage from Solo is used. While talking about an AI takeover, footage from a Walt Disney Imagineering test on a robot as well as an ABC News report on the release of ChatGPT is used. While talking about the grey good scenario, footage from the Simpsons episode "Itchy & Scratchy Land" features the episode's parody of Fantasia. While talking about the "cosmic bubble" popping, footage from The Force Awakens is used.
*In "Top 20 Times Actors Were PRANKED Live on Camera", while talking about Angela Bassett's son pranking her into thinking Michael B. Jordan was dead, it is mentioned that Bassett and Jordan are co-stars in Black Panther.
*In "Top 20 Minor Family Guy Characters", while talking about Al Harrington, footage from one of the Star Wars parody episodes features Harrington as a droid salesman. While talking about Dr. Hartman, footage from "He's Too Sexy For His Fat" shows Dr. Hartman removing a Potato Head mask after Peter's facial reconstruction surgery. While talking about Consuela, footage from one of the Star Wars parody episodes features Consuela as the eye-shaped droid on Jabba's palace.
*In "Top 20 Greatest Justice League Villains", while talking about the White Martians, footage from the Harley Quinn episode "Batman's Back, Man" features a fanboy wearing a shirt that says "The Last Jedi Is Not Canon".
*In "Top 30 Times South Park Tackled Serious Issues", while talking about the show discussing forced diversity in "Joining the Panderverse", the special's clip in which Cartman says that's why Disney movies "suck now" is seen. While talking about the show discussing social isolation in "You Have 0 Friends", the episode's Tron-like depiction of the internet is used. While talking about the show discussing the piracy in the Indian Ocean in "Fatbeard", the narrator says "being a pirate isn't as fun as Jack Sparrow makes it look". While talking about the show discussing China's censorship in "Band in China", the show's parodies of Black Panther, Captain America, Cinderella, Snow White, Captain Marvel, Iron Man, Beast, Buzz Lightyear, Kylo Ren, Thor, Winnie the Pooh, Piglet, and Mickey Mouse are seen.
*In "Top 30 Creepiest Abandoned Places Around the World", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video. While talking about the Salton Sea, footage from an ABC News report on the sea is used. While talking about Shicheng, footage from Atlantis: The Lost Empire is used.
*In "Top 20 TV Reboots That SUCK", while talking about the CW's Beauty and the Beast (no relation to the Disney movie), the narrator compares the show's version of the Beast to the Hulk.
*In "Top 20 Famous Actors That Keep Making Bad Movies", while talking about Pauly Shore, footage from Encino Man is used. While talking about Megan Fox, a clip from Jennifer's Body in which Fox's titular character calls Anita "Hannah Montana" is played.
*"Top 20 Funniest John Cena Moments OUTSIDE the Ring" ranks his cameo in the Hannah Montana episode "Love That Lets Go" at #15. During the outro, the narrator asks which wrestler they think made the best transition to an actor. One of the options listed is Dave Bautista, with footage from Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 being used.
*In "Top 20 Most Embarrassing Logo FAILS", while talking about the Office of Government Commerce logo, which looks like a man pleasuring himself when turned sideways, footage from The Phantom Menace is used.
*In "Top 20 WORST Animated Movie Rip Offs", Leo the Lion: King of the Jungle (which is a rip-off of The Lion King) ranks at #17. Kiddo the Super Truck (which is a rip-off of Cars) ranks at #16. Homeward (which is a rip-off of Onward) ranks at #14. Shark Bait (which is a rip-off of Finding Nemo and Shark Tale) ranks at #11. Bug Bites: An Ant's Life (which is a rip-off of A Bug's Life and Antz) ranks at #9. What's Up: Balloons to the Rescue (which is a rip-off of Up) ranks at #8. Kiara the Brave (which is a rip-off of Brave) ranks at #7. The Secret of Mulan (which is a rip-off of Mulan) ranks at #6. Frozen Land (which is a rip-off of Frozen) ranks at #4. The Frog Prince (which is a rip-off of The Princess and the Frog) ranks at #3. Ratatoing (which is a rip-off of Ratatouille) ranks at #2. A Car's Life: Sparky's Big Adventure (which is a rip-off of Cars) ranks at #1.
*In "Live FRIENDS Trivia SUPER Game! (feat. Mackenzie and Rebecca)", the fifth question asks whether Joey, Ross, Rachel, or Monica received a spinoff. The answer is Joey. The thumbnail for this question features a screenshot from Inhumans.
*"Top 10 EXACT Moments That Saved TV Shows" ranks The Book of Boba Fett being turned into "The Mandalorian Season 2.5" at #8.
*In "Top 20 Celebrity Interviews That Have Become Disturbing", while talking about a 2012 interview with Vanity Fair in which Louis C.K. made a joke that referenced his genitals, which became disturbing following the comedian's sexual assault allegations in 2017, footage from an ABC News report on the allegations is used. The #14 entry is dedicated to Jussie Smollett's February 14, 2020 interview with ABC News, which became disturbing following the revelation that the hate crime Smollett claimed to be the victim of was faked. While talking about a 2004 interview in which Oprah Winfrey repeatedly asked Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen questions regarding their weight, footage from an ABC News report on the comments is used. While talking about an interview with Sandra Bullock hosted by Matt Lauer in which Lauer emphasized having seen Bullock naked in The Notebook, which became disturbing following Lauer's sexual misconduct allegations, footage from an ABC News report on Lauer's firing is used. It is mentioned that this interview was a promotion for The Proposal. This clip is also seen in the "Things That Are Disturbing Because Of What We Know Now..." compilation, uploaded on August 10, 2024.
*"Top 10 Best Cartoon Revivals" ranks X-Men '97 at #5 and DuckTales 2017 at #3. Footage from the original DuckTales is also used.
*In "Top 20 Things You Didn't Know About the Samurai", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video.
*"Top 30 Underrated Movies of the Century (So Far)" (published April 6, 2024) ranks 25th Hour at #8. While talking about Brick, the narrator says was most likely introduced to Rian Johnson from The Last Jedi. While talking about Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World, the narrator speculates the film is underrated due to the fact that it released a few months after Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl and a month before The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King. While talking about Under the Silver Lake, the narrator says the movie takes the audience to "places that would make the Mad Hatter's tea party look like a laidback lunch".
*"Top 20 Likeable Movie Villains" ranks Hector Barbossa at #20, Cryus "The Virus" Grison from Con Air at #14, and Loki at #1. Footage from Thor, The Avengers, Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl, Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End, Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales, Thor: Ragnarok, and Loki is used.
*"Top 30 Most Shocking Game Show Scandals" ranks Celador suing Disney for allegedly withholding their share of the profits for the American version of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire at #29 and Diana Ingrham and a friend coughing during Charles Ingrham's round on the British version of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire at #7. While talking about Nick Cannon being fired and then rehired as the host of Wild n' Out following anti-semitic remarks, footage from an ABC News report on Cannon's firing is used. While talking about Renee Derek losing a round of Wheel of Fortune after not pronouncing the "G" in "SEVEN SWANS A-SWIMMING", footage from an ABC News report on the controversial loss is used. While talking about poor treatment of the models on The Price Is Right, footage from an ABC News report on Shane Stirling suing the show after she was fired for her pregnancy is used. Footage from an ABC News report on the #7 entry is used. While talking about Congress stepping in when the game show Twenty-One was accused of manipulating outcomes, footage from Quiz Show is used. While talking about Million Dollar Money Drop incorrectly dropping Gabe Okoye and Brittany Mayti's money after the couple correctly answered that the Post-It Note came first out of Apple Macintosh, Sony Walkman or Post-It Note, footage from an ABC News report on the error is used.
*In "Worst Things Dan Schneider Has Done", while talking about Schneider's contributions to Jeannette McCurdy's trauma, footage from an ABC News interview with McCurdy is used.
*In "Top 20 Greatest One Season Wonder Shows", while talking about Firefly, the narrator jokes that in an alternate universe, the show got a Disneyland attraction following the Disney/Fox merger.
*In "Top 10 2000s Songs That Became Popular Again", while talking about "Potential Breakup Song" by Ally and AJ, the sisters' time working on Disney Channel is mentioned.
*In "Top 20 Bizarre Alternate Theories of History", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video.
*Watchmojo uploaded "Top 20 Most Evil Power Rangers".
*"Top 10 Space Movies That Are Scientifically Accurate" ranks WALL-E at #4. While talking about Deep Impact, the narrator says the movie is more scientifically accurate than Armageddon.
*"Top 10 Old Superhero Shows That Should Be Brought Back" ranks Gargoyles at #7, The Spectacular Spider-Man at #6, The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes at #4, and Spider-Man: The Animated Series at #1. X-Men '97 is also alluded to.
*The short "Movies Where The Title Is Said At The End" ranks Iron Man at #3.
*In "Top 10 Actors With the Most Range", while talking about Willem Dafoe, his role as Gill in Finding Nemo is mentioned. While talking about Tilda Swinton, her role as Jadis the White Witch is mentioned, with footage from The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe being used. While talking about Christian Bale, footage from Pocahontas is used. While talking about Daniel Day-Lewis, footage from Lincoln is used.
*In "10 Fascinating Facts About the Making of Shogun", while talking about the show intending to shoot in Japan but having to shoot in Canada due to the COVID-19 pandemic, footage from an ABC News report on the pandemic is used.
*In "The Biggest Joker Folie à Deux Reveals", while talking about the movie's riskier budget than its predecessor, footage from The Marvels is used.
*In "Things the Quiet on Set Documentary Left Out", while talking about Drake Bell forgiving Rider Strong, footage from Boy Meets World is used. While talking about the media's response to Jamie Lynn Spears' pregnancy, footage from an ABC News interview with Spears is used. While talking about Nickelodeon's non-disclosure agreements, footage from an ABC News interview with McCurdy is used. While talking about Brian Peck and Jason Handy's whereabouts, Peck's time as executive producer on The Suite Life of Zack & Cody and role as Bugsy Hero in Bedtime Stories are mentioned.
*In "Top 10 Worst Actors of the 90s", while talking about Madonna, footage from Evita is used. While talking about Pauly Shore, footage from Encino Man is used. While talking about Shaquille O'Neal, footage from Kazaam is used.
*In "10 Scandals That ENDED Prominent Careers", while talking about David Petraeus' affair with Paula Broadwell, footage from an ABC News report on Broadwell is used. While talking about Anthony Weiner's sexual abuse scandal, footage from an ABC News report on Weiner is used. While talking about Alexander Hamilton's sexual affair with Mariah Randal, footage from Hamilton is used. While about Martin Shkreli's career ending after Turing Pharmaceuticals raised the price of Daraphrim, footage from an ABC News report on the scandal is used. While talking about Bernie Madoff's career ending after his sons exposed his company as a Ponzi scheme, footage from an ABC News report on Madoff is used.
*In "Live ACTION MOVIE Trivia SUPER Game! (feat. Mackenzie and Matt)" the fifth question asks whether Ben Affleck claims Michael Bay's response to being asked why Armageddon focused on training oil drillers to be astronauts rather than the other way around was "Shut the f**k up", "Because it's a movie", "Let me get back to you", or "Good point". The answer is "Shut the f**k up". The thumbnail for the fifth and 14th questions use screenshots from Avengers: Infinity War. Matt mentions being excited for Deadpool & Wolverine.
*"Top 30 Most Difficult Songs to Sing" ranks "Go the Distance" by Michael Bolton (which comes from Hercules) ranks at #26.
*In "Top 20 Best Hand to Hand Fighters in Movie History", while talking about Wong Fei-Hung's various movie appearances, footage from Around the World in 80 Days is used.
*In "Top 20 Best DC Animated Movies", while talking about Justice League Dark: Apokolips War, the narrator says the movie is the DC Animated Movie Universe's equivalent of Avengers: Endgame.
*In "These 10 Actors Ruined Their TV Show...", while talking about Growing Pains being cancelled after Kirk Cameron demanded various changes be made because the show conflicted with his newfound Christian beliefs, footage from an ABC News interview with the cast is used. While talking about Up Late With Alec Baldwin being cancelled after its titular host used a homophobic slur against a paparazzi member, footage from an ABC News report on the attack is used. While talking about Louis being cancelled following Louis C. K.'s sexual misconduct allegations, footage from an ABC News report on the allegations is used.
*"Top 20 Biggest Disney Movie Flops" ranks Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny at #20, Lightyear at #19, The Country Bears at #18, Newsies at #17, The New Mutants at #16, A Wrinkle in Time 2018 at #15, Mulan 2020 at #14, Around the World in 80 Days at #13, Jungle Cruise at #12, Treasure Planet at #11, Tomorrowland at #10, The Alamo at #9, Turning Red at #8, The 13th Warrior at #7, The Lone Ranger at #6, The Black Cauldron at #5, Haunted Mansion 2023 at #4, Strange World at #3, Mars Needs Moms at #2 and John Carter at #1. Footage from Toy Story, Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl, Aladdin, Dark Phoenix, A Wrinkle in Time 2003, Home on the Range, The Incredibles, and The Haunted Mansion 2003 is also used.
*"Top 20 Most HATED Movie Villains" ranks the High Evolutionary from Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 at #17 and Palpatine from Star Wars at #6.
*In "Top 30 Funniest SNL Political Impressions", while talking about Melissa McCarthy's impression of Sean Spicer, footage from an ABC News report on Spicer quitting is used.
*"Top 20 Best Cartoon Villains of ALL TIME" (published April 14, 2024) ranks Magneto from X-Men: The Animated Series at #20, Heinz Doofenshmirtz from Phineas and Ferb at #17, and Bill Cipher from Gravity Falls at #11.
*In "Top 10 Manliest Movie Moments Ever", honorable mentions are given to Steve Rogers chopping wood from Avengers: Age of Ultron and "I'm your Huckleberry" from Tombstone.
*In "Top 10 Disturbing Scientific Deep Sea Discoveries", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video.
*In "Top 10 Times Seth Rogen Was Awesome", while talking about laughing off Beyoncé's bodyguard accidentally causing Seth Rogen to spill his drink on himself, a video of Rogen on the red carpet for the photorealistic Lion King remake is shown. Footage from Rogen recounting the story on Jimmy Kimmel Live! is used.
*"Top 10 Underrated TV Shows of the Last Decade" (published April 15, 2024) ranks Legion at #7. While talking about Narcos, the narrator says that the show stars "a pre-Mandalorian Pedro Pascal". Footage from Spider-Man: Homecoming, Thor: Ragnarok, and Avengers: Endgame is also used.
*In "Top 10 Bad Movies with One Good Character", while talking about Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves's only good character being the Sheriff of Nottingham, the narrator says he'll easily take the film starring an animated fox over this movie.
*In "Top 20 Reporters Who RUINED Their Career in One Moment", while talking about Aaron Calvin being fired from The DesMonis Register after accidentally leading to the harassment of Carson King, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. Footage from an MSNBC report on the incident features a graphic that highlights various stocks, including Disney. While talking about Lydia Cummings being fired from TBS Tecia after having two Pueblo citizens carry her over floodwaters, a meme is shown that edits Cummings and the citizens into a scene from The Force Awakens. While talking about Bill O'Reily being fired from Fox News following sexual misconduct allegations, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Chris Cuomo being fired from CNN following sexual misconduct allegations, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Matt Lauer being fired from NBC News following sexual misconduct allegations, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used.
*"Top 10 Best Insults In 90s Movies" ranks Buzz calling Woody a "sad, strange little man" from Toy Story at #8 and Cyrus "The Virus" saying a prisoner he dislikes is "somewhere between a cockroach and that white stuff that accumulates at the corner of your mouth when you're really thirsty" for Con Air at #5.
*In "Top 10 Criminal Conspiracy Theories", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video.
*In "10 Exact Roles That Killed an Actor's Career", while talking about Klinton Spilsbury's career being ended by his role as the titular character in The Legend of the Lone Ranger, footage from Armie Hammer's version of the character is mentioned. While talking about Lindsay Lohan's career being ended by her roles as Aubrey Fleming and Dakota Moss in I Know Who Killed Me, footage from The Parent Trap is used.
*In "Top 20 Moments That Made the World STAND STILL This Century (So Far)" (published April 17, 2024), footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video. While talking about the bombing at Ariana Grande's May 22, 2017 concert in Manchester, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about the 2017 Route 97 Harvest Festival shooting, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Nelson Mandela's death, footage from an ABC News report on Mandela is used. While talking about the war between Israel and Hamas, footage from an ABC News report on the war is used. While talking about 9/11, footage from an ABC News report on the terrorist attack is used.
*In "10 Celebrities Linked to Serial Killers in Shocking Ways", while talking about Freddy Glenn kidnapping and murdering Kelsey Grammer's sister, Karen, footage from an ABC News report on Grammer's comments at Glenn's parole hearing is used. While talking about Michael Gargiulo killing Ashton Kutcher's girlfriend, Ashley Elerin, footage of an ABC News report on Gargiulo's trail is used.
*Watchmojo uploaded a list entitled "Top 20 SCARIEST Scenes from Non-Disney Kids Movies". Despite the title, the list contains one Disney entry: the Blender's death from The Brave Little Toaster at #16.
*In "Top 30 Stars Who SAVED Their Careers", while talking about Elton John, his performance of "Can You Feel the Love Tonight" from The Lion King is mentioned. While talking about Ryan Reynolds, footage from The Proposal is used. While talking about Mandy Moore, her role as Rapunzel in Tangled is mentioned. While talking about Betty White, footage from The Golden Girls is used. While talking about Jason Bateman, his role as Nick Wilde in Zootopia is mentioned. While talking about Demi Lovato, Lovato's roles in Camp Rock and Sonny with a Chance are mentioned. While talking about Ellen DeGeneres, her role as Dory in Finding Nemo is mentioned. While talking about Michael Keaton, footage from Herbie: Fully Loaded is used. Keaton's role as Vulture in Spider-Man: Homecoming is also mentioned. While talking about Robert Downey Jr., his role as Iron Man is mentioned, with footage from the character's first two self-titled films being used.
*In "Live DISNEY Trivia SUPER Game! (feat. Mackenzie and Emily)", the questions are as follows: 1. Which Shakespeare play is The Lion King based on? A. Macbeth B. Hamlet C. Romeo and Juliet D. The Taming of the Shrew. 2. Which of the following Disney villains did not die from a fatal fall? A. Professor Ratigan B. Maleficent C. Frollo D. The Evil Queen from Snow White. 3. The Little Mermaid is based on a tale by who? A. Brothers Grimm B. Hans Christian Andersen C. Victor Hugo D. Disney. 4. Which of these Disney films was the first to mix live-action and traditionally animated characters? A. The Gnome-Mobile B. Mary Poppins C. Pete's Dragon D. The Three Caballeros. 5. True or False: Walt Disney was the original voice of Mickey Mouse. 6. True or False: The Beast (from The Beauty and the Beast) has an official name given in the Disney Universe. 7. What was the first full-length Disney film? A. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs B. Dumbo C. Cinderella D. Bambi. 8. What's the name of the prince from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs? A. Prince Charming B. Prince Ferdinand C. Prince Adam D. Prince Phillip. 9. True or False: Aladdin was animated around Robin Williams' ad libs. 10. Who is the voice of Mushu? A. Robin Williams B. James Woods C. Martin Short D. Eddie Murphy. 11. Which of these films is NOT considered part of the Disney Renaissance? A. The Princess and the Frog B. Aladdin C. Tarzan D. Pocahontas. 12. Which animated Disney film was the first to receive a PG rating? A. Pinocchio B. Bambi C. The Lion King D. The Black Cauldron. 13. Which movie is the following quote from: "A dream is a wish your heart makes"? A. Cinderella B. Sleeping Beauty C. Pinocchio D. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. 14. True or False: Lilo & Stitch was the first animated movie to take place in Hawaii. 15. How many days did Ariel have to win Eric's heart? A. Seven B. Two C. Three D. Five. 16. Who does Esmeralda end up with in The Hunchback of Notre Dame? A. Frollo B. Phoebus C. Hugo D. Quasimodo. 17. Who voiced Yzma in the Emperor's New Groove franchise? A. Julie Newmar B. Eartha Kitt C. Lee Merriwether D. Annie Mae Keith. 18. Which Disney protagonist is the only lead character not to speak in their film? A. Dumbo B. Bolt C. Bambi D. Pongo. 19. What name was given to Princess Aurora when she was taken from her home? A. Ellie Fredricksen B. Seren Dippity C. Green Tulip D. Briar Rose. 20. What type of bird is Zazu from The Lion King? (incorrectly phrased as "What type of bird if Zazu from The Lion King?") A. Parrot B. Dodo C. Tucan D. Hornbill. 21. In Brave, Queen Eleanor transforms into what animal? A. Bear B. Cat C. Squirrel D. Horse 22. True or False: Pirates of the Caribbean is based on a famous attraction at Disney World. 23. Dodger of Oliver & Company is voiced by who? A. Kenny Rogers B. Billy Idol C. Billy Joel D. Elton John. 24. Which song made it to number one on the Billboard Hot 100? A. "Can You Feel the Love Tonight" B. "Something There" C. "A Whole New World" D. "Once Upon a Dream". 25. Which iconic landmark do Basil and Ratigan fight on? A. Big Ben B. Statue of Liberty C. Eiffel Tower D. London Bridge.
*In "Top 10 Greatest Supervillain Movies Ever Made", while talking about Split, the narrator mentions that the movie takes place in the same universe as Unbreakable.
*"Top 10 Most Brutal TV Deaths" ranks Anatoly Ranskahov's death from Daredevil at #10.
*In "Top 20 Horror Movies that Could Actually Happen", while talking about 2010's Frozen, the narrator specifies that they're not talking about the Disney film.
*In "Top 10 Funniest Movie Endings", while talking about Homer ripping all the shingles off the roof while panicking after accidentally hammering a board into his leg from The Simpsons Movie, the movie's clip in which Homer makes a pig crawl on the ceiling while singing the Spider-Man theme song is played.
*In "Top 20 Discontinued McDonald's Foods We Miss the Most", while talking about Sechzaun Sauce, it is mentioned that the sauce was a tie-in for Mulan.
*In "Top 20 Most Outrageous Pawn Stars Items", while talking about the Jolly Chimp from "Monkey Business", footage from Toy Story 3 is used. The #5 entry is the blood transfusion kit from the episode "Pawnnochio", the title of which is a reference to Pinocchio.
* In "Top 10 Famous People That Ruined Their Career With One Photo", while taking about Vanessa Williams' nude photos, footage from an ABC News report on the photos is used. While talking about Anthony Weiner's suggestive photo of himself, footage from an ABC News report on the photo is used. While talking about Kathy Griffin's photo with a mock of Donald Trump's head covered in blood, footage from an ABC News report on the photo is used.
*"Top 20 Movies Where the Protagonist Dies" ranks The Prestige at #19 and The Sixth Sense at #6.
*In "Top 10 Most Original Horror Movies of the Decade (So Far)" (published April 20, 2024), while talking about Talk to Me, it is mentioned that the film was directed by the YouTube duo RakkaRakka, with the duo's "Harry Potter vs. Star Wars" video being mentioned.
*In "Top 30 Most Surprising SNL Cameos", while talking about Mark Hamill's cameo in the sketch "Shopping at Home Network", Hamill's role as Luke Skywalker is mentioned. While talking about Nicolas Cage's cameo during the Weekend Update of the February 11, 2012 episode, Cage and Andy Samberg's impersonation of Nicolas Cage say they're going to steal the Decoration of Independence after their appearance.
*In "Top 10 Movie Sequels That Are Not Official", Happily Ever After, which is an unofficial sequel to Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, ranks at #2. Return to Oz, which is an unofficial sequel to The Wizard of Oz, ranks at #1. Footage from Oz the Great and Powerful is also used.
*In "Top 10 Actors Everyone Gained Respect For" while talking about Sandra Bullock, footage from The Proposal is used. While talking about Robert Downey Jr., footage from Iron Man is used.
*"Top 20 Movies That Made Men Cry" ranks Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey at #6 and Dead Poets Society at #5. Footage from Up and Old Yeller is also used.
*In "Top 20 Massive Insects That REALLY Exist", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video.
*In "Top 10 Times Influencers LOST IT on Livestream", while talking about Fraternidade Crypto crying on stream when losing his cryptocurrency after accidentally leaking his account information, paintings of Iron Man, Captain America, and the Hulk are seen in the background.
*In "10 Celebrities Who Turned Scandal into Success", while talking about Miley Cyrus' raunchier image, footage from Hannah Montana is used.
*In "Top 10 Underrated Movie Moments", while talking about Riggan Thomson walking through Times Square in his underwear from Birdman, the film's civilians dressed as Iron Man and Spider-Man are seen.
*"Top 20 Super Villains with Unmatched Fighting Skills" ranks Ronan the Accuser at #20, Juggernaut at #14, Kingpin at #11, Crossbones at #10, Kraven the Hunter at #9, Bullseye at #7, Mystique at #3, and Taskmaster at #1. Footage from Guardians of the Galaxy, Captain America: Civil War, Daredevil, Captain America: The Winter Soldier, Ultimate Spider-Man, and Iron Man and Captain America: Heroes United is used.
*"Top 10 Scariest Animated Movies That Will Send Chills Down Your Spine" ranks The Nightmare Before Christmas at #10, The Brave Little Toaster at #7, and The Black Cauldron at #6. Footage from Fantasia is used in the intro. While talking about Watership Down, the narrator says the movie will make forget about Bambi and The Lion King.
*In "10 Comedians Everyone Lost Respect For", while talking about Louis C.K., footage from an ABC News report on the comedian's sexual misconduct allegations is used. While talking Bill Cosby, footage from an ABC News report on Cosby's sexual misconduct allegations is used. This clip also appears in the "These People's Lives Were Ruined..." compilation.
*In "Top 10 Conspiracy Theories About Companies", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video. While talking about the conspiracy theory that the BP Oil Spill was caused by environmentalists, footage from an ABC News report on the theory is used. While talking about the conspiracy theory that Apple plans obsolesce for its devices, footage from an ABC News report on the theory is used.
*In "Top 10 Hanna Barbera Cartoons", while talking about Tom and Jerry, it is mentioned that the franchise was originally designed to rival Silly Symphonies, saying that the titular duo "proved there's more to cartoon merriment than just Mickey Mouse".
*In "Top 20 Mark Hamill Voice Performances" ranks Arnim Zola at #15, characters from Kingdom Hearts at #7, and Darth Bane from Star Wars: The Clone Wars at #5. Multiple references to Hamill's role as Luke Skywalker are made. Footage from Avengers Assemble is used.
*In "The Science of Fallout: Fact vs Fiction", while talking about radiation gifting superhuman strength, footage from Captain America: The First Avenger is used.
*In "Top 10 Underrated Disaster Movies", while talking about Meteor, the narrator says the movie focused on a meteor on a collision course for Earth 20 years before Armageddon.
*"Top 20 Superheroes with the Best Fighting Ability" ranks Moon Knight at #20, Gamora at #19, Captain America at #17, Karnak at #15, Black Widow at #14, Elektra Natchios at #13, Spider-Man at #12, Black Panther at #9, Wolverine at #6, Shang-Chi at #5, Iron Fist at #3, and Daredevil at #1. Footage from Black Widow, Daredevil, Moon Knight, the first Guardians of the Galaxy movie, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, Captain America: The Winter Soldier, The Avengers, Captain America: Civil War, Avengers: Endgame, Avengers Assemble, the Guardians of the Galaxy TV series, Ultimate Spider-Man, Iron Man 2, The Defenders, Spider-Man: No Way Home, The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes, Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, and Iron Fist is used.
*In "Top 10 Worst Things That Ever Happened to Wendy on South Park", while talking about Wendy becoming a zombie in the Halloween special "Pinkeye", many students including Wendy are seen wearing Chewbacca masks in footage from the episode.
*"Top 10 Celebrities Who Lost Studios The Most $" ranks Dwayne Johnson's role in Jungle Cruise at #7, Johnny Depp's role in The Lone Ranger at #2, and Taylor Kitsch's role in John Carter at #1. Footage from Mars Needs Moms is used in the intro. While talking about Hugh Jackman's role in Pan, his role as Wolverine is mentioned. While talking about Geena Davis' role in Cutthroat Island, footage from Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl is used.
*In "Top 20 Movies That Were Hated Before Release", while taking about The Amazing Spider-Man, footage from Spider-Man: Homecoming is used. While talking about The Emoji Movie, the narrator mentions audiences initially compared the movie to Wreck-It Ralph.
*In "Top 10 Funniest Will Ferrell Scenes EVER", while talking about the first family dinner from Step Brothers, the narrator says Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly's characters in the movie "suffer from Peter Pan syndrome".
*In "Live SPORTS MOVIE Trivia SUPER Game! (feat. Mackenzie and Matt Campbell)", Matt says his favorite sports movie is The Mighty Ducks. Mackenzie remembers getting the DVDs of the Air Bud movies as cereal box prizes as a kid. The fifth question asks whether Rocky III, Happy Gilmore, The Mighty Ducks, or Remember the Titans made "Eye of the Tiger" by Survivor famous. The answer is Rocky III. The 11th question asks whether Tracy Morgan, Kenan Thompson, Damon Wayans Jr., or Finesse Mitchell preforms the knucklepuck in the Mighty Ducks films. The answer is Kenan Thompson. The 15th question asks whether the truck that transports Lightning McQueen in the Cars movies is named Mack, Smack, Rack, or Jack. The answer is Mack. The 21st question asks who from the crew of Remember the Titans out of Boaz Yakin, Denzel Washington, Gregory Allen Howard, or Jerry Bruckheimer attended football camp for two weeks prior to filming. The answer is Boaz Yakin. The thumbnail for the second and 24th questions feature Maui.
*In "Top 30 Scariest Dolls in Horror Movies", while talking about Pimp, Sideshow, and Miss Fortune from Blood Dolls, the narrator compares Sideshow to the Thing. While talking about the version of Pinocchio from Pinocchio's Revenge, the version from the Disney movie is alluded to. The narrator jokes that Jiminy Cricket didn't last long as the horror version of the puppet's conscience.
*"Top 20 Movies Loved by 90s Kids" ranks The Mighty Ducks at #20, Hocus Pocus at #19, A Goofy Movie at #15, The Parent Trap at #13, Aladdin at #6, The Lion King at #4, and Toy Story at #2. Footage from Beauty and the Beast is also used.
*The short "Wolverine's Suit: Then Vs Now" uses footage from Deadpool & Wolverine.
*Watchmojo uploaded "Top 20 Power Rangers FAILS".
*In "Top 10 Unnecessary Movie Plot Twists", while about Dr. Blofeild being alive in Spectre, the narrator says the James Bond franchise was attempting to perform a multi-movie story arc like the MCU.
*In "Top 20 Funniest Comedians REJECTED By SNL", while talking about Tiffany Haddish, footage from the "Whiskers 'R We" sketch features the sketch's cat dressed as Darth Vader. While talking about Donald Glover, footage from the sketch "Lando's Summit" is used.
*"Top 20 TV Character Deaths that Hurt the Show" ranks Sun and Jin's deaths hurting Lost at #10.
*"Top 30 Hidden Celebrity Movie Cameos" ranks Kenneth Branagh's cameo as the Asgardian distress signal from Avengers: Infinity War at #27, Trevor Noah's cameo as Grio from Black Panther at #25, Garrett Morris' cameo as the cab driver from Ant-Man at #16, Nathan Fillion's cameo as the blue prisoner from Guardians of the Galaxy at #15, and Daniel Craig's cameo as the Stormtrooper Rey Jedi mind tricks from The Force Awakens at #1.
*In "Everything We Know about Beetlejuice Beetlejuice", while about the cast, it is mentioned that Michael Keaton and Danny Elfman previously worked together on the live-action Dumbo remake.
*In "Top 10 Movies Everyone Hate Watched", while talking about Bee Movie, the film's easter egg in which Barry B. Benson and a government agent spot Winnie the Pooh and Piglet with a honey pot and shoot them with tranquilizers is seen. While talking about Plan 9 From Outer Space, footage from Ed Wood is used.
*In "Top 10 Unsolved Prehistoric Mysteries", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video. This clip is also seen in the "The Best of History And Mystery..." compilation.
*"Top 10 TV Shows That Didn't Deserve a Second Season" ranks Iron Fist at #7.
*"Top 10 Movies Currently in Development Hell" ranks National Treasure 3 at #9. Footage from National Treasure, National Treasure: Book of Secrets, and National Treasure: Edge of History is also used. While talking about a live-action adaptation of Akira, footage from Thor: Love and Thunder is used. Taika Waititi's unknown Star Wars film is also mentioned.
*In "20 Shocking Facts About Living on Death Row", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video.
*"Top 10 Sci-Fi Movies of All Time (Fan Rank)" (published April 30, 2024), ranks The Empire Strikes Back at #7. A clip from The Matrix used in the intro features Morpheus telling Neo taking the red pill will allow him to stay in Wonderland and the former will show the latter how deep the rabbit hole goes. Footage from WALL-E and A New Hope is also used.
*"Top 10 Hollywood Gambles That Paid off Big Time" ranks A New Hope at #4, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs at #3, and the MCU at #1. Footage from Iron Man, The Force Awakens, Avengers: Infinity War, and Avengers: Endgame is also used.
*"Top 10 TV Shows That Divided Hardcore Fans" ranks Ms. Marvel at #5.
*"Top 20 Supporting Actors Who Stole the Show" ranks Octavia Spencer's role as Minny Jackson from The Help at #16, Val Kilmer's role as Doc Holiday from Tombstone at #15, and Harrison Ford's role as Han Solo (specifically highlighting the original Star Wars trilogy) at #1.
*"Top 10 Surprisingly Historically Accurate Movies" ranks Alive at #6.
*In "20 Tragic Celebrity Stories", while talking about Lindsay Lohan's mental health issues, Lohan's role in Freaky Friday and dual role in The Parent Trap are mentioned.
*In "Top 20 Amazing Shows Based on Video Games", while talking about the Pokémon anime, some clips used come from the show's airings on Disney XD.
*The short "X-Men '97 Just Burned The Live Action Movie Costumes!" highlights the fact that Cyclops' line from the eighth episode of its titular series asking Wolverine if he would prefer black leather is an inverse of Cyclops asking Wolverine if he would prefer yellow spandex from 2000's X-Men.
*In "Top 25 Most Used Police Codes Explained", while talking about 10-29 meaning that the police officer wants to check if a suspect has a warrant for their arrest, footage from The Falcon and The Winter Soldier is used. While talking about 10-20 meaning that the speaker wants to know the recipient's location, footage of "What If... The World Lost Its Mightiest Heroes?" is used.
*In "Top 10 Worst Movie Betrayals" ranks Alexander Pierce's betrayal from Captain America: The Winter Soldier at #8 and Lando Calrissian's betrayal from The Empire Strikes Back at #4. Footage from Iron Man is also used. While talking about Cypher from The Matrix, footage from the movie features Morpheus telling Neo taking the red pill will allow him to stay in Wonderland and the former will show the latter how deep the rabbit hole goes.
*In "Top 20 Hilarious John Mulaney Moments", while talking about "Do You Want to Play Restaurant" from John Mulaney and the Sack Lunch Bunch, footage the Saturday Night Live sketch "Post-Pandemic Musical" is used, which features back-up dancers dressed as Batman, Minnie Mouse, Elsa, Elmo, and a minion from the Despicable Me franchise.
*In "Live STAR WARS Trivia SUPER Game! (feat. Mackenzie and Ivan Zapata)", Ivan has a prop of Captain America's shield behind him. The questions are as follows. Questions 1-3 occur off-screen. 4. Who directed Star Wars: The Last Jedi? A. J.J. Abrams B. Rian Johnson C. Colin Trevorow D. Ron Howard. 5. Whose cell number was 2187 in A New Hope? A. Leia B. Han C. Luke D. Chewie 6. Which character does George Lucas play in Star Wars Episode III? A. Baron Papanodia B. Mace Windu C. Senator Bail Organa D. Kit Fisto 7. How many Star Wars films did George Lucas direct? A. 6 B. 5 C. 3 D. 4 8. Who describes the Force to Luke? A. Qui-Gon Jinn B. Han Solo C. Yoda D. Obi-Wan 9. Which species have two hearts? A. Togrutas B. Zabraks C. Hutts D. Yoda's species 10. What was the first ever ship seen in the Star Wars franchise? A. The Blockade Runner B. An X-Wing C. The Death Star D. The Star Destroyer 11. Kashyyyk is the home planet of which alien race? A. Ewoks B. Gungans C. Jawas D. Wookiees 12. Stormtroopers got their butts kicked by which Star Wars creature in Star Wars Episode VI: Return of The Jedi? A. Ewoks B. Sarclaacs C. Tauntauns D. Wookiees 13. True or False: Luke Skywalker's name in earlier script drafts was "Luke Starkiller". 14. Kylo Ren made his first appearance in the Star Wars universe in which film? A. The Phantom Menace B. The Phantom Menace C. The Empire Strikes Back D. A New Hope. (B was meant to be The Force Awakens but an error was made on the quiz) 15. Which two Jedi saw visions of the future during the Clone Wars? A. Obi-Wan Kenobi and Yoda B. Anakin Skywalker and Mace Windu C. Obi-Wan Kenobi and Mace Windu D. Yoda and Anakin Skywalker 16. True or False: The original Star Wars film was made for just $11 million. 17. Boba Fett is the son of which Bounty Hunter? A. Cassius Fett B. IG-88 C. Jango Fett D. Zam Wesell 18. Who invaded Queen Amidala's home planet of Naboo? A. The Ewoks B. The Empire C. The First Order D. The Trade Federation 19. Who is Darth Maul's brother? A. Anakin Skywalker B. Quinian Vox C. Asajj Ventress D. Savage Opress 20. The Galaxy Capital Planet is called what? A. Mygeelo1 B. Naboo C. Endor D. Coruscant 21. Luke went to Dagobah to find which Jedi master? A. Yoda B. Mace Windu C. Obi-Wan Kenobi D. Jar Jar Binks 22. True or False: The Force Awakens was Daisy Ridley's first role in a feature length live action film 23. Who says the famous line "It's a trap". A. C-3PO B. Admiral Ackbar C. Han Solo D. Obi-Wan Kenobi 24. Star Wars: The Clone Wars takes place after which Star Wars film? A. Episode II: Attack of the Clones B. Episode III: Revenge of the Sith C. Episode IV: A New Hope D. Episode VI: Return of the Jedi 25. What is Emperor Palpatine's first name? A. Shivkar B. Boe Lun C. Tyran D. Sheev.
*"Top 10 Hilarious Ryan Gosling Movie Moments" ranks acting naturally in Remember the Titans at #9. While talking about Cal, Jacob, David and Bernie's fight from Crazy, Stupid, Love, the narrator that audiences typically don't expect "Sixth Sense-level twists" in romantic comedies.
*"Top 20 Worst Things The Paparazzi Ever Did" ranks a paparazzi member hitting a woman with his camera after Reese Witherspoon refused a picture during her daughter's sixth birthday party at Disney's California Adventure at #9. While taking about Nicole Kidman being hit by a paparazzi member who was riding a bike while attempting to take a picture of Kidman, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about a paparazzi member intentionally crashing into Lindsay Lohan's car, footage from Herbie: Fully Loaded is used.
*"Top 10 Smartest Decisions in Star Wars" ranks Leia entrusting the Death Star plans to R2-D2 from A New Hope at #10, Finn freeing Poe from The Force Awakens at #9, Thrawn is allowing Kallus to contact the Rebellion so he could track the signal from Star Wars Rebels at #8, Luke's force projection from The Last Jedi at #7, Palpatine leaking information to the Rebellion in Return of the Jedi at #6, Cassian Andor short-circuiting the prison from Andor at #5, Obi-Wan Kenobi distracting Darth Vader from A New Hope at #4, Ezra using the Purrgil to transport Thrawn away from Star Wars Rebels at #3, Palpatine turning Anakin to the Dark Side from the prequel trilogy at #2, and Galen Erso designing the Death Star with a fatal flaw from Rogue One at #1. Honorable mentions are given to the handmaidens keeping a decoy of Padmé Amidala from The Phantom Menace, uniting the tribes of Mandalore of The Mandalorian, teaming up with the Ewoks from Return of the Jedi, Han Solo hiding the Millennium Falcon under a Star Destroyer from The Empire Strikes Back, and Leia, Han, Luke, and Chewbacca diving into the garbage chute from A New Hope.
*In "Top 10 VideoGameDunkey Videos", an honorable mention is given to "Fortnite: Infinity War".
*"Top 10 Greatest Darth Vader Scenes" ranks his introduction in A New Hope at #10, capturing Han Solo at Cloud City from The Empire Strikes Back at #9, Force-choking Conan Motti from A New Hope at #8, becoming Darth Vader from Revenge of the Sith at #7, his duel with Ahsoka Tano from Star Wars Rebels at #6, killing Obi-Wan Kenobi from A New Hope at #5, the hallway massacre from Rogue One at #4, returning to the light from Return of the Jedi at #3, his fight against Obi-Wan on Mustafar from Revenge of the Sith at #2, and "I am your father" from The Empire Strikes Back at #1. Honorable mentions are given to getting his armor from Revenge of the Sith, dragging Obi-Wan through fire from Obi-Wan Kenobi, and intercepting the Rebels from Star Wars Rebels.
*In "30 Incidents That Got TV Hosts FIRED", the #26 entry is dedicated to Amy Robach and T.J. Holmes being fired from ABC News after cheating on the respective partners with each other. While talking about Chris Harrison being fired from The Bachelor and its spinoffs after defending Rachel Nance liking racially-charged social media posts, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. The #19 entry is dedicated to Sean Salisbury being fired from ESPN after sending a photo of his private parts to a female coworker. The #2 entry is dedicated to Rush Limbaugh being fired from ESPN after accusing Donovan McNabb of getting more credit than he deserved due to his race. While talking about Nick Cannon being fired from Wild n' Out after racist remarks and remarks offensive towards religious groups, footage from an ABC News report on the remarks is used. While talking about Mick Richards being fired from Jeopardy! after remarks offensive towards women, people with disabilities and other groups, footage from an ABC News report on the remarks is used. While talking about Gretchen Carlson being fired from Fox and Friends after complaining about misogyny at the network, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Paula Deen being fired from the Food Network after racist remarks, footage from an ABC News report on the remarks is used. While talking about Brian Williams being fired from NBC News after lying about being in a helicopter shot at in the Iraq War, footage from an ABC News report on the remarks is used. While talking about Kathy Griffin being fired from CNN after posting a photo of herself after posting a picture of herself holding a prop of Donald Trump's bloody head, footage from and ABC News report on the incident is used. The #10 entry is dedicated to Paul Pierce being fired from ESPN after live-streaming himself drinking and smoking while being surrounded by scantily clad women to Instagram. While talking about Rick Sanchez being fired from CNN after claiming Jewish people are not an oppressed minority, footage from and ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Matt Lauer being fired from NBC News after sexual misconduct allegations, footage from an ABC News report on the allegations is used. While talking about Billy Bush being fired from NBC News due to being present during Donald Trump's "Grab her by the p***y" comments, footage from and ABC News report on the incident is used.
*In "20 Actors Who Left A Movie For SHOCKING Reasons", the #20 entry is dedicated to Terrence Howard, who left Iron Man 2 due to getting a pay cut while Robert Downey Jr. received a pay increase compared to the first movie. While talking about Charlie Hunnam leaving Fifty Shades of Grey after having an anxiety attack over the scheduling conflict his would-be role would've caused, an advertisement for Monsters, Inc. is seen in the background of an interview by Extra with Hunnam. While talking about Will Ferrell leaving a now-cancelled comedy movie that would've focused on Ronald Reagan's dementia during his second term, footage from and ABC News report on the film's cancellation is used.
*In "Top 20 Hilarious SNL Singer Parodies", while talking about Venessa Buyer's impression of Miley Cyrus, the narrator says that Buyer captures "the lovable perma-grin from the singer's Disney days".
*"Top 10 Times SNL Made Fun of Star Wars" ranks "Nick the Lounge Singer Sings Star Wars Theme" at #10, "Shopping at Home Network: Mark Hamill For Sale" at #9, "Star Warriors" at #8, "Beach Blanket Bimbo From Outer Space" at #7, "Lando's Summit" at #6, "Weekend Update: Baby Yoda on Season 2 of The Mandalorian" at #5, "Star Wars Auditions" at #4, "Undercover Boss: Where Are They Now?" at #3, "Star Wars Toy Commercial at #2, and "Undercover Boss: Starkiller Base at #1. Honorable mentions are given to "Natalie's Rap 2", "Weekend Update: Baby Yoda on Star Wars Day Celebrations", "HBO First Look: Star Wars", "Natalie Portman Answers Questions About Star Wars", and "Overdressed at the Theater". In footage from the #5 entry, Grogu makes it clear he is not friends with Baby Groot. Footage from Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 is used.
*In "Top 10 FUNNIEST Movie Cameos", while talking about Matt Damon's cameo as Donny in EuroTrip, Damon's cameo as the stage actor Loki from Thor: Ragnarok is mentioned.
*In "Top 30 Nicest Celebrities Ever", footage from Jimmy Kimmel Live! is used during multiple entries, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright information. Additionally, during the multiple entries for various athletes, footage from ESPN coverage on games featuring the athletes is used. While talking about Tom Holland, footage from Spider-Man: No Way Home is used. While talking about Brendan Fraser, footage from George of the Jungle is used. While talking about Adam Sandler, footage from The Waterboy is used. While talking about Paul Rudd, footage from Ant-Man is used. While talking about Mark Hamill, footage from Hamill's appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live! dressed as Luke Skywalker is used. Additionally, a social media video is played that shows Hamill surprising guests on Star Tours. While talking about Jennifer Garner, footage from Alias is used. While talking about Benedict Cumberbatch, footage from Doctor Strange is used. A clip of Cumberbatch visiting a comic book store dressed as the aforementioned film's titular character is shown. While talking about Tom Hiddleston, footage from Thor and Thor: Ragnarok is used. A clip of Hiddleston at Comic-Con dressed as Loki is shown. The aforementioned character's self-titled series is also mentioned. While talking about Chris Evans, footage from Captain America: The First Avenger is used. While talking about Emilia Clarke, footage from a BBC Radio 1 interview with Clarke for Solo is used. While talking about Dwayne Johnson, his role as Maui is mentioned. Footage from a video of Johnson singing "You're Welcome" with his daughter is used.
*In "Top 20 Weirdest McDonald's Commercials", while talking about "Captain Crook's Crooked Scheme", the narrator says the commercial's titular character bares resemblance to Captain Hook, with footage from Peter Pan being used.
*"20 HOTTEST Female Cartoon Characters", ranks Elisa Maza from Gargoyles at #20, Emma Frost from X-Men at #14, and Storm from X-Men at #6. Footage from Who Framed Roger Rabbit and X-Men '97 is also used. While talking about Foxxy Love from Drawn Together, footage from the show shows Foxxy Love has written her and Lando Calrissian's names in a heart.
*"Top 10 Movies That End On A Plot Twist" ranks Robert Angeir being killed by Robert Borin's twin from The Prestige at #5 and Malcolm Crowe being dead from The Sixth Sense at #3.
*"Top 20 Cringiest Superhero Movie Moments" ranks Jane's "Let's bring the rainbow" catchphrase from Thor: Love and Thunder at #19, Peter being ordered to take off his clothes from Spider-Man: Far From Home at #18, and Steve Rogers kissing Sharon Carter from Captain America: Civil War at #17.
*In "10 Infamous Criminals in Maximum Security Prisons", while talking about Richard Reid, footage from an ABC News report on Reid is used. While talking about Ross Ulbricbht, footage from an ABC News report on Ulbricbht is used. While talking about Albert Murdaught, footage from an ABC News report on Murdaught is used. While talking about Dylan Roof, footage from an ABC News report on Roof is used. While talking about Ross Ulbricbht, footage from an ABC News report on Ulbricbht is used. While talking about Juoaquín Guzmán, footage from an ABC News report on Guzmán is used.
*In "Top 10 Celebrity Trump Haters", while talking about Jim Carrey, footage from one of Carrey's appearances on Jimmy Kimmel Live! is used. While talking about Kerry Washington, footage from Scandal and a segment of Washington interviewing children about Trump on Jimmy Kimmel Live! is used. While talking about Mark Hamill, Hamill is shown being interviewed at a Star Wars-themed event. While talking about Arnold Schwarzenegger, footage from an ABC News report on Schwarzenegger winning the 2000 election for the governor of California is used.
*"Top 20 Most Surprising Simpsons Predictions That Came TRUE" (published May 7, 2024) ranks predicting Disney buying Fox in "When You Dish Upon a Star" (the title of which is a parody of "When You Wish Upon a Star" at #8. While talking about predicting Siegfried Fischbacher and Roy Horn being attacked by their tiger in "Springfield", footage from an ABC News report on the real-world attack is used. While talking about predicting the disaster with the Titan submersible in "Homer's Paternity Coot", footage from an ABC News report on the aforementioned disaster is used. While talking about predicting Donald Trump's presidency in "Bart to the Future", footage from an ABC News report on Trump winning the 2016 presidential election is used. The #1 entry is dedicated to the show predicting America winning over Sweden in curling at the 2018 Winter Olympics in "Boy Meets Curl", the title of which is a parody of Boy Meets World.
*In "Top 10 Celebs with the Highest IQ", while talking about Quentin Tarantino, footage from one of Tarantino's appearances on Jimmy Kimmel Live! is used.
*In "10 Biggest Mistakes That Damaged Investigations Into Unsolved Cases", while talking about the investigation into Jonbenét Ramsey's murder being delayed due to the police officers failing to secure the crime scene, footage from an ABC News report on Ramsey is used.
*In "10 Shocking Moments in the Drake and Kendrick Lamar FEUD", while talking about the two rappers' former friendship, the narrator compares this to Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker in Revenge of the Sith.
*"Top 20 Biggest Netflix FAILURES" ranks Iron Fist at #17.
*In "10 People Who Will NEVER Be Released from Prison", while talking about James Holmes, footage from an ABC News report on Holmes is used.
*In "Top 10 Good Movies With One Hilariously Terrible Scene", the #8 entry is dedicated to 2021's West Side Story, which was ruined by the scene of Tony being told about Colette's murder. While talking about The Fugitive being ruined by the scene of Richard Kimble jumping off the waterfall, the movie's line in which a gangster says that Kimball "did a Peter Pan" of the waterfall is seen. An honorable mention is given to Captain America: Civil War, which was ruined by Steve Rogers and Sharon Carter's kiss.
*The short "Darth Jar Jar Is Finally OFFICIAL!" covers its titular character's official debut in LEGO Star Wars: Rebuild the Galaxy.
*"Top 20 Worst Song Duets" ranks Huey Lewis and Gwyneth Paltrow's cover of "Cruisin'" in Duets at #9.
*"Top 10 Movie Characters Who Suffer the Most" ranks Scarlet Witch in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness at #10 and Anakin Skywalker from Star Wars at #6. Footage from Captain America: The Winter Soldier, Avengers: Infinity War, and WandaVision is also used.
*"Top 10 Biggest Plot Holes in Movie Sequels" ranks Jean Grey obtaining the Phoenix Force in Dark Phoenix despite being shown to already have it in X-Men: Apocalypse at #10, Electro being transported to the MCU even though he doesn't know Spider-Man's identity in Spider-Man: No Way Home at #8, Leia remembering her mother in Return of the Jedi despite Padmé dying during childbirth in Revenge of the Sith at #7, and Rey's previously unseen healing powers from The Rise of Skywalker at #2.
*In "Live 2000's TV Trivia SUPER Game! (feat. Mackenzie and Andrew)", Andrew says he thinks Firefly has a chance to be rebooted since Fox is now own by Disney. Mackenzie jokes that a reboot of Malcolm in the Middle focused on the titular character in the White House could be similar to Cory in the House. Mackenzie mentions Hannah Montana as a show that made people with standard incomes feel closer to rich people. The 18th question asks whether Miley Cyrus was known for Kim Possible, Good Luck Charlie, Hannah Montana, or The Suite Life of Zack & Cody in her early years. The answer is Hannah Montana. The thumbnail for the 19th question features the logos for Gargoyles and Freaks and Geeks on top of each other.
*In "Top 10 Questions About The Big Bang Theory After Watching Young Sheldon", while talking about Sheldon being friendly with Billy, despite describing him as a bully in The Big Bang Theory, Billy mentions having a Spider-Man night light in footage from the pilot episode of Young Sheldon.
*In "Top 20 Best Final Scenes in Movies", footage from Toy Story 3 is used in the intro.
*In "Top 30 Deep Sea Mysteries That Will Freak You Out", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video. While talking about the Julia Sound, footage from Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest and The Phantom Menace is used. While talking about the Baltic Sea Anomaly, it is mentioned that the shape of the anomaly has been compared the Millennium Falcon, with footage from Solo being used. While talking about the colossal squid, footage from 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea is used. While talking about the Bimini Road, footage from Atlantis: The Lost Empire is used.
*In "Top 30 South Park Predictions That Came TRUE" (published May 11, 2024), while talking about predicting the Cleveland Indians changing their name to the Cleveland Guardians in "Chef Goes Nanners" and the Washington Redskins changing their name to the Washington Commanders in "Go Fund Yourself", footage from an ABC News report on the latter is used. While talking about predicting people being more willing to report on sexual misconduct cases in "Sexual Harassment Panda", footage from an ABC News report on Harvey Weinstein's sexual misconduct allegations is used. While talking about predicting Ebola entering the United States in "Gluten Free Ebola", footage from an ABC News report on the aforementioned virus is used. While talking about predicting the Carnival Triumph being stuck without working water for three days in "Crème Fraîche", footage from an ABC News report on the aforementioned incident is used. While talking about predicting Miley Cyrus' fame in "Brittney's New Look", the narrator mentions that Cyrus was still starring in Hannah Montana as of the episode's March 19, 2008 air date. While talking about predicting Jared Fogle's sexual misconduct allegations in "Jared Has Aides", footage from a footage from an ABC News report on the aforementioned allegations is used. While talking about predicting the outbreak of E. Coli in Chipotle food in "Dead Celebrities", footage from an ABC News report on the aforementioned outbreak is used. While talking about predicting Donald Trump's presidency in "Where My Country Gone?", footage from "Oh, Jeez" shows Garrison mentioning Star Wars in his acceptance speech after becoming president.
*"Top 10 TV Series That Killed the Most Main Characters" ranks Lost at #4.
*In "Top 30 Most Streamed Songs in Spotify History" (published May 11, 2024), while talking about "Something Just Like This" by The Chainsmokers and Coldplay which has 2.4 billion streams, the song's reference to Spider-Man is mentioned.
*In "Top 30 Scariest Places on Earth You Should NEVER Visit Alone", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video. While talking about Houska Castle in the Czech Republic, footage from Daredevil is used.
*"Top 20 Cartoon Moms from TV" ranks Della Duck from DuckTales 2017 at #19, Trudy Proud from The Proud Family at #11, and Linda Flynn-Fletcher from Phineas and Ferb at #10. Footage from The Proud Family: Louder and Prouder is also used.
*In "Top 10 Political Roasts on SNL Weekend Update", while talking about Michael Che's joke that construction workers were able to remove a statue of Thomas Jefferson from New York City Hall by telling the statue that an African-American woman was outside the building, the Star Wars logo is seen.
*In "Top 30 Worst Product FAILS of All Time" (published May 12, 2024), while talking about lawn darts, footage from Toy Story 2 is used. While talking about the Samsung Galaxy Note 7, footage from an ABC News report on the phone's tendency to explode is used. While talking about Betamax, the narrator jokes that '90s kids will remember having their Disney movies on VHS and not Betamax.
*In "The 10 Most HATED Musical Artists", while talking about Iggy Azalea, Azelia Banks is seen wearing a Mickey Mouse shirt in footage from her song "212".
*"Top 20 Greatest TV Scenes of All Time (published May 12, 2024) ranks Desmond and Penny's phone call from Lost at #6.
*The first half of "Top 10 Funniest Robin Williams Movie Scenes" ranks the non-stop jokes from Bicentennial Man at #7, the first broadcast from Good Morning, Vietnam at #2, and meeting the Genie from Aladdin at #1. An honorable mention is given to the titular substance going inside of a doctor from Flubber.
*The short "The 5 BIGGEST Box Office BOMBS of 2023" ranks Haunted Mansion 2023 at #5, Wish at #4, Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny at #3, and The Marvels at #1.
*In "Top 10 Best Portrayals of Video Game Characters", while talking about Samoa Joe and Will Arnett as Sweet Tooth in the Twisted Metal TV series, it is mentioned that Arnett provided the character's voice while Joe physically portrayed the character, which is compared to Darth Vader.
*In "Top 10 Times Jackie Chan Went BEAST MODE", while talking about jumping to a helicopter in Police Story 3, the narrator says this stunt is one of many "Hulk-like leaps" in the film.
*"Top 20 Hidden Celebrity Voice Roles Cameos" ranks Jason Sudeikis' cameo as one of the Stormtroopers that kidnap Grogu in The Mandalorian at #20, Dwayne Johnson's cameo as the second bank robber from Free Guy at #18, Miley Cyrus' cameo as Mainframe in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 at #13, and Trevor Noah's cameo as Griot in Black Panther at #4. Footage from Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 is also used.
*The short "X-Men '97 Voice Cast" highlights the voice actors of its titular series.
*In "Top 10 Behind the Scenes Facts about Francis Ford Coppola's Megalopolis", footage from various cast members' appearances on Jimmy Kimmel Live! is used throughout the video, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright information. Footage from an ABC News report on Eleanor Coppola's death is used.
*In "Top 10 Ancient Skulls and Their Fascinating Secrets", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video.
*In "Top 20 Hilarious Jimmy Fallon Show Moments", while talking about Seth Rogen and Zac Efron's appearance on the recurring "Ew!" sketch, Efron's role in High School Musical is mentioned.
*"Top 20 Worst Movies That Deserve a Remake" ranks The Lone Ranger at #17, the Star Wars prequel trilogy at #12, and Pearl Harbor at #6. Footage from Guardians of the Galaxy, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., and The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe is also used. While talking about Eragon, the narrator says the film has been compared to Star Wars. While talking about Masters of the Universe, the narrator says the film is seen as a ripoff of Star Wars.
*The short "John Krasinski Voice Acting Roles" ranks Frank McCay from Monsters University at #5.
*In "Top 10 Most Misleading Movie Trailers", the trailer for Bridge to Terabithia, which made the titular magical world seem to be in more of the movie than it actually was, ranks at #5. Footage from The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe is also used.
*In "Top 30 Disrespectful Moments In Sports History", footage from ESPN coverage of games featuring the players involved in the various incidents is used throughout the video. While talking about Jack Tatum hitting Darryl Stingely during a game ahead of the 1978-1979 NFL season, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used.
*"Top 10 Best X-Men '97 Moments" ranks Cyclops showing off his powers at #10, Cyclops, Wolverine, and Gambit fighting Master Mold at #9, Storm regaining her powers at #8, Jean Grey fighting Madelyne Pryor at #7, Magneto's monologue to the United Nations at #6, Rogue's rampage following Gambit's death at #5, Magneto declaring war #4, Gambit's sacrifice at #3, Professor X returning at #2, and being stranded in time at #1.
*"Top 10 Actors Who Really SUFFERED for the Makeup" ranks Dave Bautista for his role as Drax in the MCU at #7. Footage from Guardians of the Galaxy, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, Avengers: Infinity War, and Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 is used.
*In "Top 20 Most Copied Movies" ranks A New Hope at #5. Footage from Guardians of the Galaxy is also used.
*"Top 10 Times Movie Villains Died after Redemption" ranks Hector Barbossa at #7, Loki at #6, and Darth Vader at #1. Footage from Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales, Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl, Loki, Thor, Thor: The Dark World, Thor: Ragnarok, Avengers: Infinity War, Rogue One, and The Rise of Skywalker is used.
*"Top 10 Celebrity Replacement Conspiracy Theories" ranks the conspiracy theory that Disney killed Miley Cyrus around the time of "Wrecking Ball" with the clone making her debut in "Flowers" at #9. Footage from Hannah Montana is used.
*In "10 DNA Breakthroughs In Cold Cases", while talking about Holly Klaus' disappearance being solved through genetic genealogy, footage from an ABC News report on Klaus is used. While talking about Dennis Rader being identified as the BTK Killer by analyzing metadata from a floppy disc, footage from an ABC News report on Rader is used. While talking about Joseph D'Angelo being identified as the Golden State Killer by analyzing a thrown-away tissue, footage from an ABC News report on D'Angelo is used.
*In "Live MOVIE FRANCHISE Trivia SUPER Game! (feat. Mackenzie and Matt Demers)", Matt mentions being excited for Deadpool & Wolverine.
*"Top 10 Planet of the Apes Movies" ranks Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes at #4.
*"Apocalypse: X-Men '97 Vs Live Action #shorts" compares its titular character's designs in X-Men Apocalypse and X-Men '97.
*"Top 10 Steve Carell Movies" ranks Dan in Real Life at #7.
*"Top 20 Futuristic Movie Cities" ranks Todayland from Meet the Robinsons at #16, San Fransokyo from Big Hero 6 at #8, and Wakanda at #6. Footage from The Empire Strikes Back and Black Panther is also used.
*"Top 30 Best Movie Villains of the Century (So Far)" (published May 18, 2024) ranks Jadis the White Witch from The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe at #29, Magneto from X-Men at #27, Davy Jones from the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise at #21, Erik Killmonger from Black Panther at #17, Loki at #12, Kylo Ren from the Star Wars sequel trilogy at #8, and Thanos at #2. Footage from Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest, Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End, The Avengers, Avengers: Infinity War, Rogue One, and Avengers: Endgame is used.
*In "10 Criminals Who Have Surprisingly Been Released", while talking about Bill Cosby, footage from an ABC News report on Cosby's release from prison is used. While talking about Sammy Gravano, footage from an ABC News report on Gravano is used.
*"Top 20 Favorite Characters from Major Movie Franchises" ranks the MCU's version of Spider-Man at #12, Jack Sparrow at #11, Wolverine at #10, Han Solo at #4, Tony Stark at #3, and Indiana Jones at #2. Footage from The Force Awakens, Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides, Iron Man, Avengers: Endgame, Spider-Man: No Way Home, Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl, Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest, Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales, and The Avengers is used. While talking about Gandalf from the Lord of the Rings franchise, Yoda is listed as another mentor character.
*In "Top 10 Most HATED Movie Sequels", an honorable mention is given to Dark Phoenix.
*In "Top 20 Most Controversial Calls in Sports History", footage from ESPN coverage of the games the calls were made at is used. While talking about both an inaccurately called touchdown and a missed tackle during a 2012 game between the Seattle Seahawks and Green Bay Packers, footage from an ABC News report on the dual inaccurate calls is used.
*The short "X-Men '97 Vs Man Of Steel: Same Scene!?" highlights the similarities between the scenes of Bastion and Clark Kent discovering their powers from its titular show and movie respectively.
*In "10 Smoking Guns That Ended Trials" while talking about Terry Sanderson's business trip after the supposed incident ending the trial about Gwyneth Paltrow supposedly crashing into Sanderson while on a ski trip, footage from an ABC News report on the trail is used. While talking about video of Gaige Grosskreutz holding a gun ending the trial about Kyle Rittenhouse shooting three men including Grosskreutz, footage from an ABC News report on the trail is used.
*"Top 20 Stop Motion Animated Movies" ranks Frankenweenie at #11, James and the Giant Peach at #8, and The Nightmare Before Christmas at #1. While talking about Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio, the Disney film of the same name is alluded to.
*Watchmojo uploaded "Top 20 Power Rangers Couples".
*"Top 10 Times Nice Guys Did NOT Finish Last" ranks Walter McKeys from Free Guy at #3.
*"Top 10 Last Person Alive Movies" ranks WALL-E at #9.
*"Top 10 WORST Fantasy Movies" ranks Artemis Fowl at #8.
*"Top 20 Most Hilarious Parks and Recreation Moments" ranks Garth Buldin's filibuster for a crossover movie between Star Wars and the MCU from "Article Two" at #5.
*The short "X-Men '97 Vs Live Action" compares the designs of various characters in its titular series and the FOX X-Men movies.
*"Top 10 HUGE Revelations from X-Men '97" ranks Forge designing anti-mutant weapons at #10, Mr. Sinister causing the attack on Genosha at #9, Mary Jane's cameo at #8, Professor X's will at #7, Basiton's origin at #6, Cable's identity at #5, Professor X's fate at #4, Madelyne Pryor's twist at #3, Rogue and Magneto's relationship at #2, and Forge and Bishop's mission at #1. Honorable mentions are given to the final teaser, the reveal of Magneto surviving Genosha as well as young Cable and Apocalypse's cameos.
*In "Top 10 Strongest Female Characters in Anime", while talking about Arale Norimaki from Dr. Slump, the narrator says that Norimaki can send her foes "to infinity and beyond".
*In "10 Horrible Crimes That SHOCKED the World", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video.
*In "Top 10 Surprising Garfield Cameos and References in Movies and TV", an honorable mention is given to Ralph calling Mickey Garfield after running into a glass door from Once Upon a Studio. While talking about Fry turning into Garfield while having a disease that turns him into cartoon characters in the Futurama episode "The Tip of the Zoidberg", Kermit the Frog is seen as another strand of this disease. Footage from Cartoon All-Stars to the Rescue is used in the intro.
*In "Top 30 Celebs Who Are Surprisingly Down to Earth", while talking about Tom Hiddleston, the narrator says Hiddleston is nice "despite playing one of the 21st century's biggest baddies". Footage from The Avengers is used. While talking about Chris Pratt, Footage from Guardians of the Galaxy is used. While talking about Eddie Redmayne, footage from one of Redmayne's appearances on Jimmy Kimmel Live! is used. While talking about Jeff Goldblum, footage from Powder is used. While talking about Daniel Radcliffe, Radcliffe is shown dressed as Boba Fett during an appearance on [[Ellen DeGeneres|The Ellen DeGeneres Show]]. While talking about Emma Stone, footage from The Help is used.
*The short "The Evolution of Planet of the Apes" includes Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes.
*"Top 10 Most Powerful Movie Vehicles" ranks Light Cycles and Light Runners (from Tron and Tron: Legacy respectively) at #10, the S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier at #3, and the Nautilus from 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea at #2. Footage from The Avengers, Avengers: Age of Ultron, Captain America: The Winter Soldier, and Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl is also used.
*"Top 20 Most Dystopian Movie Futures" ranks the trash-covered Earth from WALL-E at #15. While talking about the titular computer program from The Matrix, footage from the movie features Morpheus telling Neo taking the red pill will allow him to stay in Wonderland and the former will show the latter how deep the rabbit hole goes.
*"Top 30 Most Epic Modern Movie Moments" (published May 25, 2024) ranks the duel on Mustafar from Revenge of the Sith at #14, the portal scene from Avengers: Endgame at #4, and "Luke, I am your father" from The Empire Strikes Back at #1. Footage from Rogue One and Avengers: Infinity War is also used.
*In "10 Actors Who Tragically Died By Accident", while talking about Bob Saget passing away after falling down the stairs, footage from an ABC News interview with Kelly Rizzo is used. While talking about Maya Rivera drowning, footage from an ABC News interview with Rivera's family is used. While talking about Heath Ledger's drug overdose, footage from 10 Things I Hate About You as well as an ABC News report on Ledger's death is used.
*"Top 30 Funniest Videos That BROKE the Internet" ranks "Star Wars Kid" at #4. While talking about the sneezing baby panda, footage from the South Park episode "Canada on Strike" features a waiting room that includes the aforementioned kid and "TRON Guy".
*"Top 10 Movies That Don't Deserve the Hate" ranks The Village at #5 and National Treasure at #3. Footage from Signs is also used.
*In "10 Movie Remakes BETTER than the Original", while talking about 2005's War of the Worlds being better than the 1953 original, it is mentioned that Steven Spielberg also directed the 2021 version of West Side Story. An honorable mention is given to the 1991 version of The Father of the Bride.
*"Top 30 Most Hilarious MCU Moments" ranks "On your left" from Captain America: The Winter Soldier at #30, Tony Stark calling Ebony Maw "Squidward" from Avengers: Infinity War at #29, Scott Lang's taco getting destroyed in Avengers: Endgame at #28, Rocket Raccoon's obsession with prothetic limbs at #27, the shawarma post-credits scene from The Avengers at #26, Stan Lee's cameo from Captain America: Civil War at #25, Steve meeting Groot from Avengers: Infinity War at #24, Tony getting out of the armor from Iron Man at #23, the three Spider-Men hanging out from Spider-Man: No Way Home at #22, Mantis exposing Peter's crush on Gamora from Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 at #21, Thor calling Hulk a "friend from work" from Thor: Ragnarok at #20, Thor destroying a coffee mug from his first self-titled movie at #19, "Get help" from Thor: Ragnarok at #18, the S.H.I.E.L.D. agent playing Galaga from The Avengers at #17, Tony testing his armor from Iron Man at #16, Ned finding out Peter is Spider-Man from Spider-Man: Homecoming at #15, the snake story from Thor: Ragnarok at #14 Scott Lang commenting on "America's a**" from Avengers: Endgame at #13, Thor calling Loki adopted from The Avengers at #12, Drax being "invisible" from Avengers: Infinity War at #11, Luis' story from Ant-Man at #10, meeting Korg]from Thor: Ragnarok at #9, Drax not understanding metaphors from Guardians of the Galaxy at #8, the Shakespeare reference from The Avengers at #7, Loki falling for 30 minutes from Thor: Ragnarok at #6, Sam Wilson saying Spider-Man talks too much from Captain America: Civil War at #5, "Why is Gamora?!" from Avengers: Infinity War at #4, Yondu Udonta being compared to Mary Poppins from Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 at #3, the team attempting to lift Mjölnir from Avengers: Age of Ultron at #2 and "Puny god" from The Avengers at #1. Footage from Doctor Strange, Avengers: Endgame, and The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special is also used.
*The short "Star Wars: The Acolyte - Where You Know the Cast From" highlights the previous roles of the cast of its titular series.
*"Top 20 Violent Characters in Cartoons" ranks Bill Cipher from Gravity Falls at #19 and Maul in Star Wars: The Clone Wars at #14.
*In "Top 30 Celeb Cameos On Rick And Morty", while talking about Arin Hanson's cameos as two cyborg photographers and a three-eyed prisoner in "The Wedding Squabchers", footage from one of the 10 Minute Power Hours on The Grumps is used, featuring the Hulk's fist in the background. While talking about Peter Serafinowicz's role as the director of the unnamed agency in "Pickle Rick", footage from Guardians of the Galaxy, Gravity Falls, and The Phantom Menace is used. While talking about Christian Slater's role as Vance Maximus in "Vindicators 3: The Return of the Worldender", it is mentioned that the episode's titular team were inspired by the Guardians of the Galaxy. While talking about Matthew Broderick's role as the talking cat in "Claw and Order: Special Ricktim's Morty", Broderick's role as adult Simba in The Lion King is mentioned. While talking about John Oliver's role as Dr. Xenon Bloom in "Anatomy Park", Bloom is described as a "John Hammond/Walt Disney-type". During the outro, the narrator suggests Bill Nye as a future guest for the show.
*In "10 Most Shocking P. Diddy Details We've Learned (So Far)" (published May 28, 2024), footage from multiple ABC News reports related to the lawsuits against the titular rapper is used.
*"Top 30 Scariest Movie Aliens" ranks the aliens from Signs at #17.
*"Top 30 Unexpectedly Dark Kids Cartoon Episodes" ranks "Phineas and Ferb Get Busted!" from Phineas and Ferb at #10. While talking about "The Return of Raggedy Android" from My Life as a Teenage Robot, the narrator compares the episode's titular suit to the Symbiotes.
*The short "Fallout: Where You Know the Cast From!" highlights Walton Goggins' role as Sonny Burch in Ant-Man and the Wasp.
*"Top 10 Funniest Moments from the South Park Specials" ranks Eric Cartman asking his mom to check under his bed for Disney executives from Joining the Panderverse at #2.
*In "Top 10 Surprising Casting Choices for Biopics", while talking about Austin Butler's role as the titular musician in 2022's Elvis, Butler's time working with Disney is mentioned. During the honorable mention for Zac Efron's role as Kevin Von Eric in The Iron Claw, Efron's role in the High School Musical franchise is mentioned.
*In "10 Times Pop Culture Affected Real Life Criminal Cases", while talking about The Jinx discovering a letter that linked Robert Durst to the disappearance of Kathleen McCormack as well as the murders of Susan Burman, footage from an ABC News report on the discovery is used.
*"Top 30 Best Sci-Fi Movies of the Century (So Far)" (published May 29, 2024) ranks The Force Awakens at #25. While talking about Avatar, the narrator says that Avatar: The Way of Water proved that the upcoming sequels will be just as successful as the original.
*"Top 30 WORST Things Done to Meg from Family Guy" ranks her cameos as the grossest creatures in the franchise from the Star Wars parody episodes at #15. While talking about being scammed by Ivan in "From Russia with Love" and "Adult Education", a clip from the latter's song "This Old Town" (which parodied "Belle" from Beauty and the Beast) is seen. While talking about being abandoned by her toys in "Brian Sings and Swings", the narrator says Meg's toys come to life similar to Toy Story.
*In the short "BoJack Horseman Voice Cast", while highlighting J.K. Simmons' role as Lenny Turteltaub, a picture of Simmons on the red carpet for Spider-Man: No Way Home is shown.
*"Top 10 Upcoming Movies in 2025 That Might Suck" (published May 30, 2024) ranks Tron: Ares at #3, the live-action Snow White movie at #2, and Blade at #1. Footage from Tron: Legacy, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, and Secret Invasion is also used. While talking about the fourth Jurassic World movie, it is mentioned that the film is set to star Scarlett Johansson, whose role as Black Widow is mentioned. Footage from The Avengers is used.
*In "10 People with the Worst Reputations in Hollywood", while talking about Jonathan Majors, footage from Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania is used. While talking about Harvey Weinstein, footage from an ABC News report on Weinstein's sexual assault allegations is used. While talking about Bill Cosby, footage from an ABC News report on Cosby's sexual assault allegations is used.
*In "20 Most Confrontational Moments in Television", multiple entries come from The View, which has ABC mentioned in the copyright information.
*"Top 30 Most Satisfying Movie Moments Ever" (published May 30, 2024) ranks Vivian bragging about her new dress to the snobby dress shop clerks from Pretty Woman at #29, the pirates singing "Hoist the Colours" from Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End at #28, the toy repairman fixing Woody from Toy Story 2 at #18, "Avengers assemble!" from Avengers: Endgame at #3, and the Death Star blowing up from A New Hope at #2. Footage from Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest and Rogue One is also used.
*In "Top 20 INSANE Facts About US Presidents", while talking about Barack Obama enjoying comic books, footage from a CNN report features Obama comparing an unspecified project to Iron Man. The narrator mentions that Obama is a fan of Spider-Man. While talking about Abraham Lincoln attending séances in the White House, footage from the film named after the president is used.
*"Top 30 Defining Movie Moments of the Century (So Far)" (published May 31, 2024) ranks Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker's duel from Revenge of the Sith at #23, the portal scene from Avengers: Endgame at #20, and Thanos' snap from Avengers: Infinity War at #11. Footage from The Avengers is also used. The narrator says that the #11 entry was the most suspenseful cliffhanger since Han Solo was frozen in carbonite.
*"Top 30 Most DANGEROUS Toys Ever Made" (published June 1, 2024) ranks Qui-Gon Jinn and Darth Maul's lightsabers at #29 and the Hannah Montana Pop Star Card Game at #10. Footage from a video by The Gray Room reviewing a toy lightsaber shows Travis Conger wearing a shirt featuring Yoda. Footage from a video by RidgeTown features three students dressed as Obi-Wan Kenobi, Qui-Gon Jinn, and Darth Maul participating in a lightsaber battle. A spectator of this battle is seen wearing a shirt featuring the Rebel Alliance symbol. Footage from The Clone Wars is also used. While talking about the Gilbert glass-blowing set, footage from Elemental is used. While talking about Polly Pocket, a toy of Sarge from Cars is briefly seen. While talking about Science Wiz's Bottle Rocket Kit, footage from Toy Story is used. While talking about the Sky Rangers Radio Controlled Airplane, the narrator says "Forget 'With great power', with remote controlled airplanes comes great responsibility". While talking about the Gilbert U-238 Atomic Energy Laboratory, footage from Up is used.
*"Top 10 Most INSANE Colin Furze Builds" ranks Furze's build of the Hulkbuster at #7 and Furze's build of an AT-ACT at #2. While talking about Furze's numerous firework builds, the build based on the Death Star is mentioned. The narrator says that Furze's firework displays "can make even Disneyland tap out in defeat". Furze's videos designing Kylo Ren's TIE Fighter and a landspeeder are also mentioned.
*In "The 10 WORST Parents On South Park", while talking about Clark Malkinson, footage from "Streaming Wars" features Scott Malkinson asking Clark if they can buy Disney+. While talking about Mr. Gueermo, it is mentioned that Gueermo and his son Briden are an inversion of Troy Bolton and his father from High School Musical.
*"Top 30 Best TV Plot Twists You Didn't See Coming" ranks Wanda trapping Westview from WandaVision at #26, Grant Ward killing Victoria Hand before freeing Garrett Spenger from Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. at #8, and the reveal the flashbacks were actually flash forwards from Lost at #2.
*"Top 30 Greatest Movie Characters of All Time" (premiered June 1, 2024) ranks Jack Sparrow at #29, Tony Stark at #21, the titular character of Mary Poppins at #14, and Darth Vader at #2. Footage from Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl, Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest, Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides, Iron Man, Captain America: Civil War, Avengers: Endgame, and Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 is used. While talking about Indiana Jones, the Disney ride is alluded to. Harrison Ford's role as Han Solo is mentioned.
*"Top 20 WORST Live Action Disney Movies" ranks Peter Pan & Wendy at #20, Beverly Hills Chihuahua at #19, A Wrinkle in Time at #18, The Shaggy Dog at #17, John Carter at #16, Alice Through the Looking Glass at #15, the live-action Dumbo remake at #14, Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time at #13, G-Force at #12, Kazaam at #11, the live-action Pinocchio remake at #10, Blank Check at #9, The Lone Ranger at #8, College Road Trip at #7, Snow Dogs at #6, Artemis Fowl at #5, Inspector Gadget at #4, The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause at #3, Old Dogs at #2, and Mr. Magoo at #1. Footage from Peter Pan, Beverly Hills Chihuahua 2, the original Dumbo, and the original Pinocchio is also used.
*The short "2024: The Year of The Dirty Popcorn Bucket!" is a side-by-side comparison of the Wolverine popcorn bucket released for Deadpool & Wolverine and the sandworm popcorn bucket released for Dune: Part Two.
*In "Top 30 Junk Food and Drink FAILS", while talking about Colgate Kitchen Entrees, footage from an ABC News report on the failed line is used. While talking about the Shrek Twinkies, the narrator describes as a "poor unfortunate soul" for opening the Twinkie.
*In "Top 30 CRINGIEST Celebrity Interview Walkouts", footage from ESPN coverage is used during the entries about athletes walking out of interviews. While talking Bill O'Riely walking out of an interview with Terry Rose, footage from an ABC News report on the former's firing from FOX News is used. The #15 entry is dedicated to Paris Hilton walking out of an interview with ABC News after the reporter suggested Hilton's fame was dwindling. The #3 entry is dedicated to Robert Downey, Jr. walking off of an interview with Channel 4 News that was meant to promote Avengers: Age of Ultron after the questions got too personal.
*In "Top 10 Normal Looking Performances with Disturbing Backstories", while talking about Whitney Houston and Kelly Price's performance of "Jesus Loves Me" at a nightclub on February 9, 2012 being just two days before Houston's death, footage from an ABC News report on the performance is used. This clip is also seen in the "These Backstories Will Leave You Disturbed…" compilation.
*In "20 Shark Tank Rejects That Found Success Online", ABC is mentioned in the copyright information of the show. While talking about SoapSox, the narrator mentions the company has done deals with Disney Baby. A SoapSox based off of Squirt is seen in footage from a commercial for the product.
*In the short "Coolest Pop Culture Airbnbs", the #5 entry is dedicated to an Airbnb based on the Hundred Acre Wood from Winnie the Pooh, the #2 entry is dedicated to an Airbnb based on the X-Mansion as depicted in X-Men '97, and the #1 entry is dedicated to an Airbnb based on Carl's house from Up.
*In "20 Major Events You Missed Due to Bigger Headlines", footage from ESPN coverage is used during various events that occurred at the same time as sporting events. Footage from National Geographic productions is also used throughout the video. While talking about the Black Saturday Bushfires being overshadowed by the 2008 finical crisis, footage from an ABC News report on the bushfires is used. While talking about the attack on Clark Field being overshadowed by the attack on Pearl Harbor, footage from the film that shares its name with the latter is used. While talking about the Texas City explosion being overshadowed by Jackie Robinson's Major League Baseball debut, footage from an ABC News report on the latter is used.
*In "10 Historical Figures Who Died in Mysterious Ways", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video. This clip is also seen in the "The Best of History And Mystery..." compilation.
*"Top 10 TV Shows of 2024 (So Far)" (published June 3, 2024) ranks X-Men '97 at #2.
*"Top 20 Post-Apocalyptic Movie Worlds" ranks the garbage-filled Earth from WALL-E at #3.
*"Top 10 Scary but Safe Horror Movies" ranks The Sixth Sense at #3.
*"Top 20 Animated Movie Soundtracks" ranks the Nightmare Before Christmas soundtrack at #16, the Hercules soundtrack at #13, the Aladdin soundtrack at #11, the Goofy Movie soundtrack at #10, the Little Mermaid soundtrack at #9, the Encanto soundtrack at #8, the Hunchback of Notre Dame soundtrack at #7, the Tarzan soundtrack at #6, the Beauty and the Beast soundtrack at #4, and the Lion King soundtrack at #1. Footage from Moana and Fantasia is used in the intro. While talking about the Anastasia soundtrack, the narrator describes the movie as "the perfect blend between Disney Princess fair and adult animated comedy".
*In "Top 10 Funniest Batman Lines In Movies And TV", an honorable mention is given to Batman's password being "Iron Man sucks" from The LEGO Batman Movie. While talking about "I only work in black… And sometimes very, very dark grey" from The LEGO Movie, the film's cameo of the Millennium Falcon is seen.
*In "Top 20 Most Famous Voices", while talking about James Earl Jones, Jones' roles as Mufasa from The Lion King and Darth Vader from Star Wars are mentioned.
*"Top 30 Places You Are NOT Allowed to Visit" ranks Club 33 at #25.
*In "Top 20 Former Criminals Who Became Successful", while talking about Larry J. Levine, footage from an ABC News interview with Levine is used. While talking about Tim Allen, Allen's role as Buzz Lightyear is mentioned, with footage from Toy Story being used.
*In the short "Patrick Stewart Voice Acting Roles", the #5 entry is dedicated to Mr. Woolensworth from Chicken Little. The #4 entry is dedicated to the Great Prince of the Forest from Bambi II.
*"Top 20 Jedi In Star Wars" ranks Shaak Ti at #20, Keeve Trennis at #19, Quinlan Vos at #18, Tera Snube at #17, Kanan Jarrus at #16, Rey at #15, Luminara Unduli at #14, Tarre Vizsla at #13, Avar Kriss at #12, Cal Kestis at #11, Kit Fisto at #10, Ezra Bridger at #9, Plo Koon at #8, Mace Windu at #7, Qui-Gon Jinn at #6, Ahsoka Tano at #5, Anakin Skywalker at #4, Obi-Wan Kenobi at #3, Luke Skywalker at #2, and Yoda at #1. Footage from Star Wars: The Clone Wars, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Star Wars Rebels, The Force Awakens, The Last Jedi, The Rise of Skywalker, The Mandalorian, Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, and Ahsoka is used.
*In "Top 20 Times Martial Artists Went Beast Mode", during the honorable mention for Yu Ahu Lien (played by Michelle Yeoh) fighting the sword thief from Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, the caption reads "Beauty and the Beast Mode".
*In "Top 10 Most Famous Dates in History" (published June 6, 2024), footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video.
*In "Top 10 Times Superheroes Went GOD MODE" ranks Captain Marvel using her full power from Captain Marvel at #9, the Guardians holding the Power Stone from Guardians of the Galaxy at #8, Thor getting thunder powers from Thor: Ragnarok at #5, Star-Lord using his celestial powers from Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 at #3, Captain America wielding Mjölnir from Avengers: Endgame at #2, and "I am Iron Man" from Avengers: Endgame at #1. Footage from Avengers: Infinity War is also used.
*"Top 10 Movies That Surprisingly Bombed" ranks West Side Story at #6.
*In "Top 30 Worst Product Names Ever" (published June 7, 2024), while talking about the pocket fisherman, footage from A Goofy Movie is used. While talking about the Barfy Burgers, footage from While You Were Sleeping is used. While talking about Cera-Mass, footage from Ratatouille is used.
*In "Top 10 Times Entitled Celebrities Ruined Their Own Lives", while talking about Steve Whitmire's alleged difficulty, Whitmire's former role as Kermit the Frog is mentioned. While talking about Katherine Heigl, footage from Grey's Anatomy is used, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright information. While talking about Jussie Smollett, footage from an ABC News report on Smollett's faked hate crime is used. During the shared entry between Felicity Huffman and Lori Loughlin, footage from an ABC News interview with Huffman is used.
*In "Top 30 Most Unexplored Places on Earth", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video. While talking about the Aleutian Islands, footage from The Proposal is used.
*"Top 10 Movie Franchises of All Time (Fan Rank)" (premiered June 9, 2024) ranks Spider-Man at #9, Pirates of the Caribbean at #7, the MCU at #4, and Star Wars at #2. Footage from Avengers: Endgame, A New Hope, Spider-Man: No Way Home, Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl, Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest, Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales, Iron Man, Doctor Strange, Captain America: Civil War, Black Panther, Deadpool & Wolverine, The Empire Strikes Back, and The Force Awakens is used.
*In "Top 10 Most Expensive KAREN Rampages", while talking about a woman cutting holes into dresses at a bridal shop in Chongqing, China after being denied a refund, the woman is seen wearing a jacket with Mickey Mouse on it. This clip is also seen in the "You Won't Believe What These Karens Did Next..." compilation.
*"Top 10 Real Explosion Scenes in Movies" ranks the Death Star exploding from A New Hope at #4.
*"Top 20 Actors Who Were FORCED into Roles" ranks Bruce Willis being forced to make Armageddon after firing most of the crew on the set of the unreleased movie Broadway Brawler at #20 and Winona Ryder being forced to make Boys despite being unhappy with decisions on set due to her contract at #19. While talking about Emily Blunt being forced to make Gulliver's Travels due to a multiple film contract with the studio then-known as 20th Century Fox, the narrator mentions that the aforementioned cost Blunt the role of Black Widow, with footage from Iron Man 2 being used. While talking about Geena Davis being forced to make Cutthroat Island due to contractual obligations, the narrator says that the film took pirate movies off the map until Disney took on the genre.
*In "Top 30 Times Whose Line Is It Anyway? Bits Went Wrong", the ABC Family logo is seen.
*"Top 10 Cartoon Beatdowns That BROKE the Internet" ranks the fight between Ahsoka Tano and Darth Vader from Star Wars Rebels at #8, the fight between Ultron and Thanos from "What If... Ultron Won?" at #6, and the fight between Rick and Phoenixperson from the Rick and Morty episode "Star Mort: Return of the Jerry" at #5. While talking about the fight between Satan and ManBearPig from the South Park episode "Time to Get Cereal", the pair is compared to Hulk and Abomination. Footage from Star Wars: The Clone Wars, Avengers: Infinity War, and "What If... Doctor Strange Lost His Heart Instead of His Hands?" is also used. While talking about the fight between Professor X and Magneto from the X-Men: The Animated Series episode "Deadly Reunions", X-Men '97 is mentioned.
*In "Top 10 Most THREATENING Movie Monologues", an honorable mention is given to Hector Barbossa's ghost story monologue from Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl.
*In "Top 30 Things Kids Today Don't Recognize" (published June 10, 2024), while talking about mail-in Netflix, an Iron Man pinball machine is seen in the background of footage from a Netflix YouTube ad. While talking about mixtapes and the Sony Walkman, footage from Guardians of the Galaxy is used. While talking about storage binders used for CDs and DVDs, stock footage features Holes and National Treasure in one of the binders.
*"Top 20 Characters DC Stole from Marvel" ranks Killer Croc and the Lizard at #20, H.I.V.E. and A.I.M. at #19, the New Teen Titans and the X-Men at #18, Beardhunter and the Punisher at #17, Lobo and Wolverine at #16, Damage and Hulk at #15, Omega Titans and Celestials at #14, Black Racer and Silver Surfer at #13, Sideways and Spider-Man at #12, Rocket Red and Iron Man at #11, Tracer and Sabertooth at #10, Atomic Skull and Ghost Rider at #9, Bumblebee and Wasp at #8, Red Lion and Black Panther at #7, Lord Havok and Doctor Doom at #6, Red Tool and Deadpool at #5, Swamp Thing and Man-Thing at #4, Imperex and Galactus at #3, Guardian, Commander Steel and General Glory all being similar to Captain America at #2, and Aquaman and Namor at #1.
*Watchmojo uploaded "Top 30 Darkest Moments on Power Rangers".
*"Top 10 Smartest Movie Escapes" ranks Edward using another prisoner's body to fool the guards in The Count of Monte Cristo at #9.
*In "Top 30 Actors Who Broke Type Casting", while talking about Harrison Ford's role as Norman Spencer in What Lies Beneath, Ford's roles as Han Solo and Indiana Jones are mentioned.
*In "Top 20 Foods That Are Surprisingly Healthy", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video.
*"Top 10 Movie Snitches Who Ruined Everything" ranks Lando Calrissian in The Empire Strikes Back at #6.
*In "Top 20 Times Judge Judy Owned People in Court", while talking about threatening to withhold a defendant's plane ticket after he attempts to reject her ruling, Judge Judy phrases the threat as "We'll do Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah for you!"
*In "Top 20 People Who Became Famous for Dumb Reasons", while talking about Cara Cunningham becoming famous for her viral "Leave Britney Alone!" video, footage from an ABC News interview with Cunningham is used. While talking about Lavar Ball becoming famous for claiming he could win against [[LeBron James as well as his feud with Donald Trump, footage from an ABC News interview with Ball is used. While talking about Lil Tay becoming famous for flexing her wealth (which later was revealed to be due to her mother and brother), footage from an ABC News report on the aforementioned discovery is used. While talking about Patrica Krentzel becoming famous for allowing her daughter to use a tanning booth, footage from an ABC News interview with Krentzel is used. While talking about Krista Palin becoming famous for her young pregnancy as well as being the daughter of Sarah Palin, footage from an ABC News interview with Krista Palin is used. While talking about Courtney Stodden becoming famous for dating Doug Hucthenson dispite their massive age gap, footage from an ABC News report on Stodden is used. While talking about Logan Paul becoming famous for his arrogance, Paul is seen wearing a hat based off a Little Green Man.,
*"Top 10 Worst Disney Performances" ranks Jennifer Garner's performance as Stacey Sampanahodrita in Mr. Magoo at #10, Johnny Depp's performance as Tonto in The Lone Ranger at #9, Martin Lawrence's performance as James Porter in College Road Trip at #8, Javier Bardem's performance as King Triton in the live-action Little Mermaid remake at #7, Cuba Gooding Jr.'s performance as Theodore Brookes in Snow Dogs at #6, Sharlto Copley's performance as King Stefan in Maleficent at #5, Matthew Broderick's performance as the titular character in Inspector Gadget at #4, Mila Kunis' performance as Theodora the Wicked Witch of the West in Oz the Great and Powerful at #3, Tom Hanks' performance as Geppetto in the live-action Pinocchio remake at #2, and Shaquille O'Neal's role as the titular genie in Kazaam at #1. Footage from Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest and the original Little Mermaid is also used.
*In "Everything We Know About The Long Island Serial Killer", footage from ABC News reports on the titular killer is used throughout the video.
*In "Top 20 Best Movies Based on TV Shows", while talking about 1991's The Addams Family, a trick-or-treater is seen dressed as Spider-Man in footage from the film. While talking about 2012's 21 Jump Street, Morton Schmidt is seen dressed as Peter Pan in footage from the film. Footage from The Muppets is used in the outro.
*"Top 20 Best PlayStation 1 Games" ranks 2000's Spider-Man game at #19.
*"Top 10 Movie Flops From The 80s That Are LOVED Now" (published June 12, 2024) ranks The Black Cauldron at #7.
*In "10 Last Times Missing People Were Spotted on Security Cameras" (published June 12, 2024), one entry is dedicated to Rebecca Coriam, who was last seen on the security cameras of the Disney Wonder.
*In the short "The Knives Out 3 Cast REVEALED", Jeremy Renner is shown on the red carpet for Rennervations.
*"Top 10 Critically Acclaimed Animated Movies" ranks Fantasia at #10, The Incredibles at #6, and Toy Story at #3.
*"Top 10 Movies Where The Villain Becomes The Hero" ranks the Beast from Beauty and the Beast at #8, Loki in Thor: Ragnarok at #4, and Darth Vader in Return of the Jedi at #2.
*In "Top 10 Worst Actors of the 2000s", while talking about Ben Affleck, footage from Pearl Harbor is used. While talking about Larry the Cable Guy, Larry's role as Mater is mentioned, with footage from Cars being used. The narrator says that the aforementioned tow truck "is no Slinky Dog". Footage from Ernest Goes to Jail is also used. While talking about Rob Schneider, footage from The Waterboy and The Hot Chick is used. While talking about Paris Hilton, footage from Raising Helen is used.
*"Top 20 Dumbest Decisions by Superheroes" ranks playing baseball as the Hulk from Incredible Hulk #135 at #19, Tony Stark fighting his teenage self from Avengers: The Crossing at #15, Star-Lord prematurely attacking Thanos from Avengers: Infinity War at #13, the Illuminati sending Hulk into exile from The Incredible Hulk #91 through The Incredible Hulk #112 at #12, the titular teams fighting over Hope Summers from Avengers vs. X-Men at #11, Spider-Man revealing his identity from Civil War at #7, challenging the Mandarin from Iron Man 3 at #6, trusting Loki from Thor: The Dark World at #5, and creating Ultron (which is credited to both Avengers #58 and Avengers: Age of Ultron) at #3. Footage from Captain America: Civil War, The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes, Spider-Man: No Way Home, and Thor is also used.
*In "Top 20 SHOCKING Real Life Revenge Stories", while talking about Jeanne de Clisson taking to the seas against her French captors, footage from Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End is used. While talking about Pierre Picaud killing the men who falsely accused him of being a spy, footage from The Count of Monte Cristo is used. While talking Aaron Burr challenging Alexander Hamilton after the latter stopped numerous of the former's political ambitions, footage from Hamilton is used. While talking about Laurena Bobbitt cutting off John Bobbitt's private parts after numerous cheating incidents, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used.
*In "The Boys: 20 Biggest Differences from the Comics", while talking about Soldier Boy having a greater presence in the show than the comics, the narrator mentions that Soldier Boy is a parody of Captain America.
*"Top 10 CUTE Yet DEADLY Characters" ranks Stitch from Lilo & Stitch at #6, the Ewoks from Star Wars at #4, and Jack-Jack Parr from The Incredibles at #2. Footage from Incredibles 2 is also used.
*In "Live ANIMATED MOVIE Trivia SUPER Game! (feat. Mackenzie and Andrew)", Mackenzie jokingly suggests a live-action remake of Finding Nemo. Andrew and Mackenzie name the butler from The Aristocats and Shere Khan from The Jungle Book as villains with justified motives. A chat also mentions Gaston for the aforementioned category. Andrew says Meet the Robinsons is the universe he would most want to live in. Various chats also mention Alice in Wonderland, Cars, and Hercules for the aforementioned category. The first question in the multiple choice round asks whether Mulan was released in 1998, 1999, 2000, or 2001. The answer is 1998. The third question in the multiple choice round asks whether Dinosaur, Frozen, Fantasia, or The Black Cauldron was the first animated Disney film to receive a PG rating. The answer is The Black Cauldron. The fifth question in the multiple choice round asks what Shakespeare play influenced The Lion King, with the options being Othello, Hamlet, Macbeth, or King Lear. The answer is Hamlet. The sixth question in the multiple choice round asks whether Buddy Pine's superhero name before Syndrome was Fantastaboy, Incrediboy, Amazeboy, or Superboy. The answer is Incrediboy. The eighth question in the multiple choice round asks whether Carl Fredricksen was going to Paradise Falls, Ecstasy Falls, Rapture Falls, or Heavenly Falls in Up. The answer is Paradise Falls. The ninth question in the multiple choice round asks wether Atlantis: The Lost Empire, Treasure Planet, Fantasia 2000, or Home on the Range was Disney's last 2D animated film before The Princess and the Frog. The answer is Home on the Range. The tenth question in the multiple choice round asks wether Ponyo was heavily inspired by The Little Mermaid, The Ugly Duckling, The Princess and the Frog, or Sleeping Beauty. The answer is The Little Mermaid. The eleventh question in the multiple choice round asks wether Toy Story, Tron, Virtocity, or The Lawnmower Man was the first film to be fully animated digitally. The answer is Toy Story. The 15th question in the multiple choice round asks wether Pongo, King Triton, Geppetto, or the Great Prince of the Forest was the first animated Disney dad. The answer is Geppetto. The second prompt in the true-or-false round claims Brother Bear was released the same year as Up, which is false. The fifth prompt in the true-or-false round claims that Anastasia is a Disney Princess, which is true. The seventh prompt in the true-or-false round claims Stitch is an alien engineered for friendship, which is false. The eighth prompt in the true-or-false round claims that Aladdin was animated around Robin Williams' ad libs, which is true. The tenth prompt in the true-or-false round claims that Tim Burton directed James and the Giant Peach, which is false. The final question is a short-answer question asking players to identify what the first animated film to be nominated for Best Picture at the Academy Awards was. The answer is revealed to be Beauty and the Beast.
*In "10 Celebrities Who Fought In Real Wars", while talking about Alec Guinness, Guinness' role as Obi-Wan Kenobi is mentioned. During the honorable mention for Ed Wood, footage from the film of the same name is used.
*In "Top 10 GREATEST Movie Characters with the LEAST Screen Time", the #2 entry is dedicated to Darth Vader, who only appears in 8-12 minutes of A New Hope.
*"Top 30 Satisfying Deaths of Hated TV Characters" ranks Martin Keamy's death from Lost at #22 and Kilgrave's death from Jessica Jones at #14. While talking about George Foyet's death from Criminal Minds, Foyet's child is seen wearing a shirt featuring Captain America in footage from the show.
*In "The Boys: Everything You Missed In S4 Episodes 1-3", while talking about Web-Weaver's cameo on the Tournament of Heroes character roster in "We'll Keep the Red Flag Flying Here", the aforementioned hero is mentioned to be a parody of Spider-Man. While talking about the cameos on Ashley's list of potential recruits in "Department of Dirty Tricks", footage from Avengers Assemble is used.
*"Top 20 Pixar Fan Theories" ranks the movies all taking place in the same universe at #20, the witch from Brave being responsible for the previous theory at #19, Edna Mode designing Syndrome's costume from The Incredibles at #18, Onward taking place in Andy's imagination at #17, Abby from Turning Red being an older Boo from Monsters, Inc. at #16, the garbage man from Toy Story 3 being a grown-up Sid saving toys now that he knows they're alive at #15, the plant from WALL-E and the Tree of Life from A Bug's Life being one and the same at #14, the titular robot started the apocalypse from WALL-E at #13, wood being magic at #12, Buy n Large being a conglomerate at #11, the asteroid missing Earth in The Good Dinosaur led to the #20 entry's presumed connected universe being an alternate timeline of our own at #10, 22 from Soul becoming either Mei Lee, Russell, or Riley Andersen at #9, Bing Bong was Riley's monster at #8, Elemental taking place first in the #20 entry's presumed connected universe at #7, Boo from Monsters, Inc. becoming the witch from Brave at #6, Nemo being a figment of Marlin's imagination from Finding Nemo at #5, the titular characters from the Cars franchise killed humans at #4, Carl Fredricksen died shortly after Ellie and the rest of Up is his journey into the afterlife at #3, the Pizza Planet Truck being a time machine at #2, and Woody original belonging to Andy's father at #1. Footage from Toy Story, Luca, Toy Story 2, Monsters University, Ratatouille, Coco, Cars, and Inside Out is also used.
*In "Top 30 HARDEST Modern Video Game BOSSES" (published June 15, 2024), the #24 entry is dedicated to Sephiroth's boss fight from Kingdom Hearts II. The #18 entry is shared between Oggdo Bogdo and Spawn of Oggdo from Star Wars Jedi: Survivor.
*In "Top 10 Most Intense Face-offs on Pawn Stars", a clip in the outro features a customer attempting to sell a set of Pez dispensers, one of which is based off of Mickey Mouse.
*In "20 Terrifying Serial Killers Who Are Free Right NOW" (published June 15, 2024), while talking about Sammy Gravano, footage from an ABC News report on Gravano is used.
*"Top 20 Cartoon Dads From TV" ranks Goofy in Goof Troop at #15 and Heinz Doofenshmirtz from Phineas and Ferb at #11. Footage from A Goofy Movie is also used.
*"Top 20 TV Shows CANCELLED Too Soon" (published June 16, 2024) ranks Agent Carter at #15. While talking about Hannibal, a clip features the titular character saying "Don't psychoanalyze me. You wouldn't like me when I'm psychoanalyzed".
*"Top 10 Supervillain Movie Monologues" ranks Thanos' opening monologue from Avengers: Infinity War at #10, Ultron's "World made clean" monologue from Avengers: Age of Ultron at #8, Baron Zemo's monologue about his losses in Captain America: Civil War at #5, and Syndrome's monologue ranting about his rejection from The Incredibles at #4. While taking about Green Goblin's monologue about the parallels between himself and Spider-Man in 2002's Spider-Man, the narrator says that the rejection of his proposed alliance caused the Goblin to commit far worse crimes in a whole other universe. While talking about Magneto's monologue about his revolution from X-Men: Days of Future Past, X-Men '97 is mentioned.
*In "10 Things to Know about the Doomsday Killer", footage from various ABC News reports on Lori Vallow is used throughout the video.
*"Top 10 Funniest Inside Out Parodies" ranks the emotions reacting to the Avengers: Age of Ultron trailer at #10, Cinemasins' "Everything Wrong With…" video at #9, Kent and Homer's emotions from the Simpsons episode "Trust McClarify" at #8, the Honest Trailer at #7, the Nostalgia Critic's emotions from his Osmosis Jones review at #6, Peter's remake from the Family Guy episode "Passenger Fatty-Seven" at #5, "Outside In" by Movieunleashers at #4, the "How It Should Have Ended" episode at #3, the Robot Chicken parodies at #2, and Homer's emotions from the Simpsons episode "Lisa with an S" at #1.
*In "Top 10 Best Game Changer Episodes", while talking about "Don't Cry", the episode's challenge that involves watching the opening minutes of Up is seen.
*In "Top 20 Kendrick Lamar Songs", while talking about "Cartoon & Cereal", the song's verse in which Kendrick Lamar mentions watching Darkwing Duck is heard.
*In "Top 10 Times TV Shows Shared the Same Cast", the #4 entry is dedicated to Star Trek: The Next Generation and Gargoyles.
*"Top 20 Movies That Lived Up to the HYPE" ranks Black Panther at #20, Toy Story 3 at #5, The Avengers at #4, and The Force Awakens at #2. While talking about Logan, the narrator mentions the film was supposed to be Hugh Jackman's final appearance as Wolverine, however that is no longer the case. Footage from Captain America: Civil War and Avengers: Endgame is also used.
*In "Top 10 Cult FAVORITE Fantasy Movies", while talking about Willow, the narrator mentions the movie has sequels in the forms of a book franchise and a Disney+ series. While talking about The Dark Crystal, Jim Henson and Frank Oz's work with the Muppets franchise is mentioned.
*In "Top 20 Worst Things Eric Cartman Has Ever Done On South Park", while talking rigging the 2012 election in "Obama Wins!", the show's parody of Mickey Mouse is seen. Eric Cartman is seen demanding to be cast as Luke Skywalker's son in footage from the same episode.
*In "Top 20 Sports Venues You NEED To See Before You Die", while talking about AT&T Stadium, the narrator mentions that one of the nicknames given to the stadium is "The Death Star". While talking about Crypto.com Arena (formerly known as Staples Center), footage from an ABC News report on the stadium's rename is used.
*"Top 10 Movie Characters Who NEVER Talk" ranks the titular elephant from Dumbo at #10 and Dopey from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs at #7. Footage from Bambi and The Lion King is also used.
*In "Top 30 Exact Moments That RUINED Video Games", the #5 entry is dedicated to Iden Versio turning to the light side, which the video believes ruined Star Wars Battlefront II.
*In "Top 10 WORST Movie Chase Scenes", footage from Obi-Wan Kenobi is used in the intro.
*"Top 20 Most Embarrassing Political Interview FAILS" ranks Steve Scalise avoiding answering wether he thought the 2020 United States Presidential Election contained fraud in an ABC News interview with George Stephanopoulos at #16.
*In "Top 20 Cult Comedies You NEED to See", while talking about Spaceballs, the narrator mentions that the movie is a parody of Star Wars.
*In "Live TV Trivia Cash Battle! (feat. Rebecca and Ivan)", Ivan has a prop of Captain America's shield behind him.
*"Top 10 SHOCKING TV Series Openings" ranks Lost at #1.
*"Top 20 Times Superheroes Killed the Villain" ranks the Guardians killing Ronan the Accuser from Guardians of the Galaxy at #20, T'Challa killing Erik Killmonger from Black Panther at #13, Jessica Jones killing Killgrave from Jessica Jones at #11, and Thor killing Thanos from Avengers: Endgame at #2. Footage from Avengers: Infinity War is also used.
*In "Top 20 Viral Stars: Where Are They Now?" (published June 22, 2024), while talking about Mark Allen Hicks (also known as "Afro Ninja"), the narrator mentions that Hicks is a stunt coordinator, with one of his credits being Avengers: Endgame. The #11 entry is dedicated to Candace Payne, who went viral for her laughter at a Chewbacca mask. The #5 entry is dedicated to Ghyslain Raza, better known as "Star Wars Kid".
*In "The EXACT Moment Movie Franchises Should Have Ended", one entry is dedicated to Jack Sparrow setting of on his own from Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End, which the video believes should have been the end of the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise. Another entry is given to Indiana Jones, his father, and Sallah riding off into the sunset from Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, which the video believes should have been the end of the Indiana Jones franchise. Footage from Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl, Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides, and Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny is also used.
*In "10 Nicest Celebs Who Ruined Their Reputations", while talking about Chris Pratt, footage from Guardians of the Galaxy is used. While talking about Paula Deen, footage from an ABC News report on Deen is used. While talking about Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis, footage from ABC News coverage on Kutcher's testimony against Danny Masterson is used. While talking about Matt Lauer, footage from an ABC News report on Lauer's sexual misconduct allegations is used. While talking about Ellen DeGeneres, a Dory plush is seen in a clip from DeGeneres' now-cancelled talk show. While talking about Lance Armstrong, footage from an ABC News report on Armstrong's doping scandal is used.
*"Top 30 Satisfying Deaths of Hated Movie Characters" ranks Retch's death from Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 at #27 and Palpatine's death from Return of the Jedi at #7. Footage from The Rise of Skywalker is also used.
*In "Top 20 80s Comedies That Are STILL Hilarious", while talking about Spaceballs, the narrator mentions that the movie is a parody of Star Wars.
*"Top 10 Worst Games of 2024 So Far" (published June 23, 2024) ranks Star Wars: Hunters at #6.
*In "Top 10 Movie Pitches That Were Originally REJECTED", while talking about American Graffiti, the narrator says the film was still tough to sell despite George Lucas being a proven success. While talking about Pulp Fiction, it is mentioned that the film was rejected by Miramax Films. While talking about Back to the Future, Disney is listed among the studios that rejected the film. While talking about the Lord of the Rings trilogy, Miramax Films is listed among the studios that rejected the first film.
*"Top 10 Evil Characters That Were Good ALL ALONG" ranks General Francis X. Hummel from The Rock at #5.
*In "30 TV Episodes So Bad They Almost Destroyed Their Shows", the #6 entry is dedicated to "Stranger in a Strange Land" from Lost.
*"Top 20 Happiest Movie Endings That Will Make You Smile" ranks "Let's Go Fly a Kite" from Mary Poppins at #16 and the pets coming home from Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey at #12. Footage from Beauty and the Beast and A New Hope is also used.
*In "Top 10 Movies That Saved an Actor's Career", Iron Man, which saved Robert Downey Jr.'s career, ranks at #1.
*"Top 20 Greatest Comic Book Anti-Heroes" ranks Gambit at #18, Moon Knight at #16, Elektra Natchios at #14, Venom at #12, Bucky Barnes at #9, Ghost Rider at #7, Deadpool at #4, Punisher at #2, and Wolverine at #1. Footage from the #16 entry's self-titled series, The Defenders, Captain America: The Winter Soldier, The Falcon and The Winter Soldier, and the #2 entry's self-titled series is used.
*"Top 10 Unique Lightsabers" ranks Mace Windu's purple lightsaber at #10, Gungi's wooden lightsaber at #9, Yoda's lightsaber at #8, Ezra Bridger's lightsaber-blaster hybrid at #7, Kylo Ren's crossguard lightsaber at #6, Asajj Ventress' split lightsaber at #5, the lightwhip at #4, Ahsoka Tano's white lightsabers at #3, Darth Maul's dual-bladed lightsaber at #2, and the Darksaber at #1. Honorable mentions are given to Count Dooku's curved hilt lightsaber, Tera Sinbue's cane lightsaber, and the hinge double-bladed lightsaber used by Rey's evil vision of herself.
*In "Top 10 Underrated Female Movie Heroes", while talking about Zoë Bell, Abernathy Ross, and Kim Mathis from Death Proof, the narrator mentions that Ross is played by Rosario Dawson, whose role as Ahsoka Tano is mentioned. While talking about Mallory Kane from Haywire, the narrator says Kane was played by Gina Carano long before controversial opinions got her kicked out of the Star Wars universe.
*In "Top 10 Actors Who Were Just PERFECT for the Role", the #8 entry is dedicated to Ryan Reynolds' role as Deadpool, which is credited to both the Fox X-Men universe and the MCU. The #5 entry is dedicated to Harrison Ford's role as the titular character of the Indiana Jones franchise. The #4 entry is dedicated to Robin Williams' role as Adrian Cronauer in Good Morning, Vietnam. The #3 entry is dedicated to Julie Andrews' role as the titular character of Mary Poppins. The #2 entry is dedicated to Johnny Depp's role as Jack Sparrow in the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise. The #1 entry is dedicated to Robert Downey Jr.'s role as Tony Stark/Iron Man in the MCU. Ford's role as Han Solo in the Star Wars franchise and Williams' role as the Genie in Aladdin are also mentioned. Footage from Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl, Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest, Iron Man, Iron Man 2, and Avengers: Endgame is also used.
*"Top 20 Most HATED Movie Endings" ranks The Rise of Skywalker at #11 and Signs at #8. Footage from The Last Jedi is also used. While talking about A.I. Artificial Intelligence, the narrator describes the film as "sort of a futuristic Pinocchio".
*Watchmojo uploaded "Top 30 Coolest Power Rangers Outfits".
*"Top 10 Greatest TV Fight Scenes" ranks the fight between Melinda May and Agent 33 from Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. at #6 and the prison escape from Daredevil at #1.
*"Top 20 Saddest Death Scenes in Superhero Movies" ranks Loki's death from Avengers: Infinity War at #20, Lylla's death from Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 at #19, Aunt May's death from Spider-Man: No Way Home at #18, Phil Coulson's death from The Avengers at #16, Howard and Maria Stark's deaths from Captain America: Civil War at #15, Gamora's death from Avengers: Infinity War at #13, Yondu Udonta's death from Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 at #12, the victims of Thanos' snap in Avengers: Infinity War at #3, and Tony Stark's death in Avengers: Endgame at #2. Footage from Iron Man and Guardians of the Galaxy (which is mistakenly labeled "Guardians of the Galaxy Vol") is also used.
*In "Top 10 Funniest SNL Political Sketches", during the honorable mention for "The Rock Obama: Healthcare Gridlock", the caption reads "You wouldn't like the president when he's angry." During the outro, a clip from a sketch that parodies "I'm Just a Bill" is played.
*In "Live CARTOON NOSTALGIA Trivia Cash Battle! (feat. Rebecca and Ivan)", Ivan has a prop of Captain America's shield behind him. Ivan is also wearing a Mickey Mouse shirt. Rebecca lists Muppet Babies as a cartoon she remembers watching as a kid. Ivan mentions Gargoyles as a cartoon that is shorter than he remembers. Ivan reads a chat that said Disney Channel was the channel they watched the most as a kid. The second question in the multiple choice round asks whether Samurai Jack, Teen Titans, Johnny Bravo, or Thundercats focuses on teenage superheroes. The answer is Teen Titans. The thumbnail for this question features Kim Possible. The third question in the multiple choice round asks whether Launchpad McQuack, Kit Cloudkicker, Comet Guy, or J. Gander Hooter appeared in both Darkwing Duck and the original DuckTales. The answer is Launchpad McQuack. The eighth question in the multiple choice round asks whether Daria is a spinoff of Doug, Beavis and Butt-Head, South Park, or Recess. The answer is Beavis and Butt-Head. The eleventh question in the multiple choice round asks whether Kim Possible is the leader of her high school's basketball, cheerleading, hockey, or chess team. The answer is cheerleading team. The twelfth question in the multiple choice round asks which out of The Powerpuff Girls, Animaniacs, Xiaolin Showdown, and Kim Possible Tara Strong has not voice acted in. The answer is Animaniacs. The second prompt in the true-or-false round claims that Harley Quinn is an enemy of Kim Possible, which is false. The thumbnail for this question features Gargoyles. The second prompt in the true-or-false round claims that Pepper Ann was the first Disney cartoon created by a woman, which is true. The thumbnail for this question features Darkwing Duck. The fourth prompt in the true-or-false round claims that claims that Ferb is the talkative brother of the titular duo from Phineas and Ferb, which is false. The fifth prompt in the true-or-false round claims that Samurai Jack, Dexter's Laboratory, and Star Wars: The Clone Wars all share a creator, which is true. The seventh prompt in the true-or-false round claims that X-Men: The Animated Series came before the comic books, which is false. The eighth prompt in the true-or-false round claims that the titular character of Josie and the Pussycats originally shared a voice actor with Judy Jetson from The Jetsons, which is true. The thumbnail for this prompt features Star Butterfly.
*"Top 20 Movie Hero Weapons" ranks the Identity Disc from Tron at #18 and lightsabers from Star Wars at #1. Footage from The Force Awakens, Tron: Legacy, and Rogue One is also used.
*In "10 Celebs With a Secret Criminal in the Family", while talking about Keanu Reeves (whose father is mob boss Samuel Reeves, Jr.), a Spider-Man mask is seen in footage from River's Edge. While talking about Julia Fox (whose father and brother were found possessing guns, explosives, and narcotics), footage from an ABC News interview with Fox is used. While talking about Michael Douglas (whose son Cameron has numerous drug-related charges), footage from an ABC News interview with Cameron is used. While talking about Paris Hilton (whose brother Conrad has been charged with threatening airline crew members, breaking into his ex-girlfriend's house and violating his parole for the previous two crimes), footage from an ABC News interview with Paris is used. While talking about Justin Bieber (whose father Jeremy has been charged with assault and violating his parole for the previous crime), footage from an ABC News interview with Justin is used.
*"Top 10 Saddest Movie Deaths That You Never Actually See" ranks Leslie Burke's death from Bridge to Terabithia at #7 and T'Challa's death from Black Panther: Wakanda Forever at #5.
*In "10 Most Disturbing CULT Rituals", while talking about the mass weddings held by the Unification Church, footage from an ABC News report on the practice is used. While about Children of God having female members "use their sexuality" to convince men to join the cult, footage from an ABC News report on the practice is used. While talking about NXIVM treating its female members as slaves, footage from an ABC News report on the practice is used.
*In "Top 20 90s Cartoons We're Ashamed To Love", while talking about Family Dog, the narrator mentions that the show was created by Brad Bird, who would later direct The Incredibles. While talking about Fish Police, the narrator says the show attempted to improve upon the anthropomorphic teenager premise perfected by DuckTales and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
*In "Top 20 Hilariously Bad Parody Movies", the #13 entry is dedicated to Spy Hard, which is a parody of the Die Hard franchise. While talking about Superhero Movie, footage from Iron Man 3 is used. While talking about Epic Movie, the movie's parodies of The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, Jack Sparrow, and various X-Men are seen.
*"Top 20 Best Prequel Movies" ranks Rogue One at #14, The Muppet Movie at #12, Prey at #8, and Revenge of the Sith at #7. An honorable mention is given to Monsters University.
*In "Top 10 Musicians Who RUINED Their Reputations with One Song", while talking about "Intuition" ruining Jewel's career, the singer's album named after Alice in Wonderland is mentioned. While talking about "Rock Me Tonite" ruining Billy Squier's career, it is mentioned the music video was choreographed by Kenny Ortega, who would later direct High School Musical.
*"Top 10 SNL Fails That Became Iconic" ranks "Debbie Downer Goes to Disney World" at #1.
*In "Game of Thrones Cast: Where Are They Now?" (published July 2, 2024), while talking about Iain Glen, his role in Black Beauty is mentioned. While talking about Maisie Williams, her role in The New Mutants is mentioned. While talking about Sophie Turner, her role as Jean Grey is mentioned, with Dark Phoenix being highlighted. While talking about Emilia Clarke, her role as G'iah in Secret Invasion is mentioned. While talking about Kit Harrington, his role as Black Knight in Eternals is mentioned.
*In "10 Video Games Everyone Lost Respect For", while talking about Fortnite, Chewbacca is seen in footage of the game.
*In "Top 10 Most Unsatisfying Movie Endings of All Time" (published July 2, 2014), the #5 entry is dedicated to the ending of Prometheus, which is given the entry title of "To Infinity and Beyond". The #4 entry is dedicating to Rey labeling herself as a Palpatine from The Rise of Skywalker.
*In "Top 10 Disney Movies With a Disturbing Backstory", the #10 entry is dedicated to Beauty and the Beast, the original fairy tale of which had the latter titular character's curse being caused by a fairy he refused the sexual advances of. The #9 entry is dedicated to Frozen, whose inspiration featured an evil Elsa and the Devil. The #8 entry is dedicated to The Fox and the Hound, whose inspiration featured the two titular characters being more hostile towards each other as well as being killed by the latter's master. The #7 entry is dedicated to Peter Pan, whose inspiration featured Captain Hook getting eaten by Tick-Tock the Crocodile as well as the implication that the titular character kills the Lost Boys that get too old. The #6 entry is dedicated to Tangled, whose inspiration featured the prince being blinded. The #5 entry is dedicated to Hercules, due to the myths that serving as its inspiration featuring many problematic relationships. The #4 entry is dedicated to Pinocchio, the inspiration of which features the titular character killing Jiminy Cricket. The #3 entry is dedicated to The Hunchback of Notre Dame, whose inspiration features a teenage Esmeralda who is killed by Claude Frollo. The #2 entry is dedicated to The Jungle Book, whose inspiration features more obvious colonial allegories and Shere Khan being brutally beaten by a colonist. The #1 entry is dedicated to Pocahontas, due to the titular character's inspiration being 20 years younger than John Smith's inspiration as well as eventually being killed.
*In "Top 20 Famous Songs About Famous People", while talking about "Lovebug" by the Jonas Brothers being about Miley Cyrus, the narrator mentions that both parties are former Disney Channel stars.
*In "20 Craziest 4th of July Accidents Ever" (published July 3, 2024), while talking about a mob setting off fireworks on the Sixth Street Bridge in Los Angeles in 2023, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. W talking about a fireworks show causing three boats to collide, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about firework getting stuck in its launcher during a fireworks show in Simi Valley in 2013, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used.
*In "Top 10 Best US Presidents", while talking about Thomas Jefferson, footage from Hamilton is used. While talking about Abraham Lincoln, footage from Lincoln is used.
*"Top 10 Historically Accurate Movies about America" ranks Bridge of Spies at #7 and Lincoln at #4.
*In "Top 10 Action Movie Stars Who Don't Get Enough Credit", while talking about Karen Gillan, her role as Nebula is mentioned, with footage from Guardians of the Galaxy, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, and "What if... Nebula Joined the Nova Corps?" being used. Gillan's role in Stuber is also mentioned. While talking about Frank Grillo, footage from Captain America: The Winter Soldier and Captain America: Civil War is used. While talking about Danny Trejo, footage from Con Air is used.
*"Top 30 Greatest Dance Scenes in Dance Movies" ranks the dance battle in the rain from Step Up 2: The Streets at #25, Nora's senior showcase from Step Up at #22, and "Step in Time" from Mary Poppins at #6.
*"Top 10 TV Villain Performances of the Last Decade" (published July 4, 2024) ranks Vincent D'Onofrio's performance as Wilson Fisk in Daredevil at #7. Honorable mentions are given to Matthew Watterson's performance as Magneto in X-Men '97 and Kathryn Hahn's performance as Agatha Harkness in WandaVision. Footage from Hawkeye and Echo is also used.
*In "The 20 Best Family Comedies Ever Made" (published July 5, 2024), the #15 entry is dedicated to Toy Story. The #12 entry is dedicated to The Parent Trap. The #9 entry is dedicated to 1979's The Muppet Movie. The #8 entry is dedicated to Monsters, Inc.. The #5 entry is dedicated to Who Framed Roger Rabbit. Footage from Freaky Friday and The Muppets 2011 is also used.
*In "Live 2000's COMEDY MOVIES Trivia Cash Battle! (feat. Mackenzie and Ivan)", Ivan has a prop of Captain America's shield behind him. The seventh question in the multiple choice round asks whether the 2004 horror movie starring Simon Pegg is called Dawn of the Dead, Dawn of the Damned, Shaun of the Damned, or Shaun of the Dead. The answer is Shaun of the Dead. The thumbnail for this question uses a screenshot from Signs.
*In "Top 20 Best Selling Video Game Consoles of All Time" (published July 5, 2024), while talking about the PlayStation 4, Insomniac's Spider-Man game is mentioned as a game on the console.
*"Top 20 High School Movie Fight Scenes" ranks the fight between Luke Davenport and Rob MacArthur from First Kid at #19, the locker room fight from Dangerous Minds at #12, the fight between Martin Blank and Felix Lapoubelle from Grosse Pointe Blank at #10, and the fight between Will Stronghold and Royal Pain from Sky High at #6. While talking about the fight between Peter Parker and Flash Thompson from 2002's Spider-Man, footage from Avengers: Infinity War is used.
*In "Top 20 Most Brutal Moments from Game of Thrones and House of the Dragons", while talking about Daemon beheading Vaemond from the House of the Dragon episode "The Lord of the Tides", the narrator says that the Queen of Hearts would be proud of Daemon.
*"Top 20 Superhero Unmasking Moments In Movies And TV" ranks Scott Lang revealing his identity to his daughter from Ant-Man at #20, T'Challa removing his mask from Captain America: Civil War at #10, Matt Murdock revealing himself to Karen Page from Daredevil at #9, Steve Rogers revealing himself to Bucky Barnes from Captain America: The Winter Soldier at #8, Mysterio revealing Spider-Man's identity from Spider-Man: Far From Home at #6, and Tony Stark revealing himself at the press conference from Iron Man at #4. Footage from Spider-Man: No Way Home is also used.
*In "Top 30 Strangest Things Found in the Ocean", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video. While talking about Las Cruces de Malpique, footage from Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales is used. While talking about the Baltic Sea Anomaly, the anomaly is compared to the Millennium Falcon. While talking about the shipwreck of the Spanish Galleon San José, footage from an ABC News report on the shipwreck is used.
*"Top 30 Marvel Moments That Left Us Speechless" ranks Thor going for Thanos' head from Avengers: Endgame at #30, Kamala Khan being confirmed as a mutant from Ms. Marvel at #29, Magneto restraining himself from X-Men '97 at #28, Maria Hill's death from Secret Invasion at #27, Kahhori's people fighting alongside her from "What if... Kahhori Reshaped the World?" at #26, Daredevil's appearance in Spider-Man: No Way Home at #25, Mark revealing Stephen's origin from Moon Knight at #24, Quicksilver's cameo in WandaVision at #23, Rhodey's fall from Captain America: Civil War at #23, Rocket losing his friends from Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 at #22, the birth of the multiverse from Loki at #21, Quicksilver's death from Avengers: Age of Ultron at #19, Infinity Ultron breaking free from "What If... Ultron Won?" at #18, Vulture being revealed as Liz's dad from Spider-Man: Homecoming at #17, Isaiah Bradley's backstory from The Falcon and The Winter Soldier at #16, Black Widow's sacrifice from Avengers: Endgame at #15, the Mandarin reveal from Iron Man 3 at #14, Strange Supreme's universe being destroyed from "What If... Doctor Strange Lost His Heart Instead of His Hands?" at #13, Ego revealing he gave Peter's mother cancer from Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 at #12, Gambit's death from X-Men '97 at #11, Loki taking his throne at the center of the multiverse from Loki at #10, the reveal that Bucky killed Tony's parents from Captain America: Civil War at #9, T'Challa's funeral from Black Panther: Wakanda Forever at #8, Thanos sacrificing Gamora from Avengers: Infinity War at #7, the reveal that HYDRA infiltrated S.H.I.E.L.D. from Captain America: The Winter Soldier at #6, John Walker killing a rioter with Captain America's shield from The Falcon and The Winter Soldier at #5, the Illuminati's death from Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness at #4, MJ not remembering Peter from Spider-Man: No Way Home at #3, Captain America wielding Mjölnir from Avengers: Endgame at #2, and the snap from Avengers: Infinity War at #1. Footage from Echo, She-Hulk: Attorney at Law, and Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings is also used.
*In "Top 20 Character Deaths Caused by Production Issues", the #20 entry is dedicated to Eko from Lost, whose death was caused by Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje disliking filming in Hawaii.
*"Top 20 Most Iconic TV Catchphrases" ranks Din Djarin and the other Mandalorians' catchphrase "This is the way" from The Mandalorian at #20.
*In "Top 30 Greatest Archaeological Discoveries Ever" (published July 8, 2024), footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video.
*In "20 Horrible Things Done By Influential People", while talking about Rudyard Kipling advocating for colonialism, footage from Rudyard Kipling's The Jungle Book and the animated film of the same name is used. While talking about P.T. Barnum's animal abuse allegations, footage from Dumbo is used.
*In "When South Park Got Serious: 20 Saddest Moments", while talking about the mountain lion's death from "Woodland Critter Christmas", the narrator says the episode features a "satanic cult of Disney-esque animals".
*"10 Most Disappointing Video Games of The Decade (So Far)" (published July 9, 2024) ranks SquareEnix's Avengers game at #1.
*In "10 Bands RUINED by One Disgraced Member", while talking about As I Lay Dying being ruined by Tim Lambesis hiring a hitman (who turned out to be an undercover police officer) to kill his ex-wife Megan Murphy, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used.
*In "Top 20 Stories That Make You NEVER Want to Go to an Amusement Park", while talking about Rosa Esparza falling 75 feet off of the Texas Giant at Six Flags Over Texas, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. One entry is dedicated to Debrah Stone getting crushed between a rotating wall on America Sings at Disneyland. Another entry is dedicated to 200 incidents of health complications on Mission: SPACE, at least two of which resulted in death. Footage from Armageddon is also used.
*In "What If The Roman Empire Never Fell?", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video.
*In "10 People Who Went Viral for All the Wrong Reasons", while talking about Nicole Arbour going viral with her "Dear Fat People", footage from an ABC News report on the video is used. While talking about Courtney Stodden, who went viral for dating then-32-year-old Doug Hutchinson when Stodden was only 16, footage from an ABC News report on the controversial relationship is used. One entry is dedicated to a group of women who went viral for being upset over the increased diversity in Marvel Comics. Footage from an ABC News report on the aforementioned women is used. While talking about Logan Paul, who went viral for filming a dead body in Aokigahara Forest, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. Paul's role in Bizaardvark is also mentioned.
*In "Top 10 Most Awkward Moments in US Presidential Debates", footage from ABC News reports on the various incidents is used.
*"Top 20 Worst Superheroes" ranks Squirrel Girl at #20, Dazzler at #18, NFL Superbro at #16, Whizzer at #14, Doorman at #12, and Leather Boy at #2. Footage from Marvel Rising: Secret Warriors, X-Men: The Animated Series, Dark Phoenix, Jessica Jones, Ultimate Spider-Man, and Guardians of the Galaxy is used. While talking about D.F. Comics' Captain Marvel, the narrator clarifies that it's not either of the well-known Captain Marvels.
*In "Top 10 Best Choreographed TV Fight Scenes" ranks the prison fight from Daredevil at #1. Footage from Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. is used in the intro.
*"Top 10 Movies That SMASHED Expectations This Decade (So Far)" (published July 11, 2024) ranks Encanto at #6. Footage from Elemental is used in the intro. While talking about Everything Everywhere All At Once, the narrator says that the film lives up to its title and lists off numerous aspects in the film, including "a raccoon mimicking a beloved Pixar character".
*"Top 20 TV Shows That Made Men Cry" ranks Lost at #17.
*"Top 50 Actor Mistakes That Were KEPT in the Movie" ranks Anne Hathaway tripping on the bleachers in The Princess Diaries at #25, Luke complaining he can't see out of the Stormtrooper helmet from A New Hope at #21, Star-Lord dropping the orb from Guardians of the Galaxy at #19, and the Storntrooper that hits their head in A New Hope at #2. While talking about Terry Cruise crashing a scooter in American Graffiti, it is mentioned the film released four years before Star Wars.
*In "Top 20 Actors Who ALMOST Played Superheroes", the #20 entry is dedicated to Joel Edgerton, who almost played Star-Lord, the #18 entry is dedicated to Jason Momoa, who almost played Drax, the #17 entry is dedicated to Margot Robbie, who almost played the Invisible Woman, the #15 entry is dedicated to Jason Ackles, who almost played Hawkeye, the #14 entry is dedicated to Rachel Leigh Cook, who almost played Rogue, the #13 entry is dedicated to Amanda Seyfried, who almost played Gamora. The #12 entry is dedicated to Jake Gyllenhaal, who nearly played Spider-Man, the #11 entry is dedicated to Wesley Snipes, who almost played Black Panther, the #10 entry is dedicated to Joaquin Phoenix, who almost played Doctor Strange, the #9 entry is dedicated to John Krasinski, who almost played Captain America, the #8 entry is dedicated to Emily Blunt, who almost played Black Widow, the #7 entry is dedicated to Tom Hiddleston, who almost played Thor, the #4 entry is dedicated to Dougray Scott, who almost played Wolverine, the #3 entry is dedicated to Leonardo DiCaprio, who almost played Spider-Man, and the #2 entry is dedicated to Tom Cruise, who almost played Iron Man. Footage from 'Thor, Guardians of the Galaxy, Captain America: The First Avenger, The Avengers, Spider-Man: Far From Home, Black Panther, Doctor Strange, and Iron Man 2 is also used.
*The short "Captain America Brave New World Trailer: Then vs Now" compares shots in its titular trailer that are similar to Captain America: Civil War, Captain America: The First Avenger, and The Avengers.
*"Top 50 Improvised Movie Moments" ranks the radio broadcasts from Good Morning, Vietnam at #41, Edward closing the lid of the necklace case Vivian's hand from Pretty Woman at #26, Han Solo responding with "I know" to Leia Organa saying "I love you" from The Empire Strikes Back at #22, and the jar of dirt scene from Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest at #11. While talking about Robert DeNiro's "You talking to me?" speech from Taxi Driver, footage from The Parent Trap is used.
*In "Top 10 Celebs Who Fell At Their Highest Point", while talking about Jussie Smollett, footage from an ABC News report on Smollett's faked hate crime is used. While talking about [[Roseanne Barr]], footage from an ABC News report on Barr's racist comments is used. While talking about Jonathan Majors, Majors' former role as Kang the Conqueror is mentioned, with footage from Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania being used. While talking about Armie Hammer, footage from The Lone Ranger is used.
*"Top 20 Funniest Improvised Sitcom Moments" ranks Will Wheaton wearing a Star Trek uniform to a showing of The Force Awakens from The Big Bang Theory at #15, the various ways Eric calls out to Mr. Feeny from Boy Meets World at #9, and Garth London's filibuster (which includes a Marvel character using the Reality Stone to crossover into the Star Wars universe) from Parks and Recreation at #2.
*In "Top 10 TV Flops from the 90s That Are Actually Worth Watching", while talking about Spaced, Tim Bisley is seen wearing an X-Men short in footage from the show. The same clip features Bilbo informing Tim that The Phantom Menace was 16 months ago at the time of the episode.
*"Deadpool Movie Timeline EXPLAINED" explains every timeline that will be important to Deadpool & Wolverine.
*In "Top 10 Moon Conspiracy Theories", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video. The #2 and #1 entries are dedicated to the conspiracy theory that the moon landing was faked, with #2 covering how and #1 covering why. During the "how" section, the narrator mentions that conspiracy theorists believe Walt Disney provided the funding for the alleged production.
*"Top 30 HOTTEST Female Movie Villains of All Time" (published July 13, 2024) ranks Meredith Blake from The Parent Trap at #29, Sarah Sanderson from Hocus Pocus at #27, and Hela from Thor: Ragnarok at #19. While talking about Queen Ravenna from Snow White and the Huntsman, it is mentioned that the film released two years before Maleficent. While talking about Hela, the narrator says the villain has been compared to the aforementioned villainess from Sleeping Beauty and Chernabog from Fantasia.
*"Top 30 Most PAUSED Movie Moments" ranks the map from Iron Man 2 at #29, Captain America's shield in Iron Man at #18, the topless woman seen in a window from The Rescuers at #13, Jessica Rabbit's brief underskirt shot from Who Framed Roger Rabbit at #8, the Hidden Mickey in the sand dunes from Tron at #5, the dust particles that read "SFX" (commonly believed to read "s*x") The Lion King at #4, and the Stormtrooper who hits their head from A New Hope at #3. Footage from Captain America: The First Avenger, Black Panther, and Ralph Breaks the Internet is also used. While talking about the extra whose pants zipper is open from Teen Wolf, footage from one of Family Guy's Star Wars parody episodes is used.
*"Top 10 Most Overrated Movie Moments Of All Time" (published July 14, 2024) ranks "Fixer Upper" from Frozen at #8. While talking about Jake and Neytiri's love scene from Avatar, the movies story is compared to Pocahontas.
*"Top 30 Best Open World Video Games of All Time" (published July 14, 2024) ranks Insomniac's Spider-Man 2 at #14.
*In "These Smoking Guns Caught Serial Killers...", while talking about Joseph James DeAngelo being caught by DNA found on the tools he used to commit sexual assault, footage from an ABC News report on DeAngelo is used.
*"Top 10 R-Rated Movies Made by Disney" ranks The Rock at #10, Dead Presidents at #9, Starship Troopers at #8, Pretty Woman at #7, 25th Hour at #6, The Joy Luck Club at #5, Good Morning, Vietnam at #4, High Fidelity at #3, Ed Wood at #2, and Tombstone at #1. Honorable mentions are given to Nixon, Down and Out in Beverly Hills, Romy and Michele's High School Reunion, G.I. Jane, and Enemy of the State. Footage from Deadpool & Wolverine and Color of Night is also used.
*"Top 30 Nuclear Bomb Scenes in Movies" ranks Iron Man redirecting the nuke through the portal from The Avengers at #21 and the asteroid destruction from Armageddon at #13.
*In "Top 10 Historical Mysteries That Could Be Solved SOON" (published July 14, 2024), footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video.
*In "Top 20 Celebs Who Left Fame Behind", while talking about Michael Schoeffling, the narrator mentions Schoeffling's final movie was Wild Hearts Can't Be Broken. While talking about Angus T. Jones, footage from an ABC News report on Jones quitting Two and a Half Men is used. While talking about Jonathan Taylor Thomas, his role as young Simba in The Lion King is mentioned. While talking about Daniel Day-Lewis, footage from Lincoln is used. While talking about Dylan Sprouse, his role as the former titular character of The Suite Life of Zack & Cody is mentioned. While talking about Freddie Prinze Jr., his role as Kanan Jarrus in Star Wars Rebels is mentioned. While talking about Rick Moranis, footage from Honey, I Shrunk the Kids and Brother Bear is used. The upcoming series Shrunk is also mentioned.
*"Top 10 Movie And TV Characters Who DIED Too Soon" ranks Supreme Leader Snoke's death from The Last Jedi at #2.
*In "Top 10 Movies That Will Make You Feel Better", an honorable mention is given to The Parent Trap.
*Watchmojo uploaded "Top 10 Best Power Ranger Allies".
*In "Roman Mythology: Top 20 Gods and Goddesses", while talking about Cupid, footage from The Santa Clause 2 and The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause is used. While talking about Mars, footage from Tangled is used. While talking about Neptune, footage from Lincoln is used. Footage from Hercules is also used during multiple entires.
*In "Top 10 Actors Who Are Surprisingly Good at Being EVIL", while talking about John Goodman, footage from O Brother, Where Art Thou? and Monsters, Inc. is used. While talking about Ben Kingsley, footage from Iron Man 3 is used. While talking about Meryl Streep, her role as the witch from Into the Woods is mentioned.
*In "Top 30 Most DANGEROUS Animals in the World", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video.
*In "Where You Know Karl Urban From", one role highlighted is Skurge from Thor: Ragnarok.
*"Top 10 Best Superhero Movie Sequels" ranks Black Panther: Wakanda Forever at #8 and Captain America: The Winter Soldier at #3. Honorable mentions are given to Thor: Ragnarok and Avengers: Infinity War. Footage from Iron Man 3 is used in the intro. The narrator specifies that only direct sequels will be included, giving the example that The Avengers will not be considered as a sequel to Iron Man. While talking about The Suicide Squad, James Gunn's work on Guardians of the Galaxy is mentioned. While talking about Logan, the narrator says that the movie is still good despite Deadpool & Wolverine negating the titular character's sacrifice. While talking about Spider-Man 2, Tom Holland's version of the character is mentioned.
*"Top 30 Most Rewatched Star Wars Moments" ranks Maul fighting the Clone Troopers from Star Wars: The Clone Wars at #30, Yoda fighting Palpatine from Revenge of the Sith at #29, the Holdo Maneuver from The Last Jedi at #28, Maul and Savage Opress fighting Darth Sidious from Star Wars: The Clone Wars at #27, Boba Fett fighting the Stormtroopers from The Mandalorian at #26, Luke removing Darth Vader's mask from Return of the Jedi at #25, Luthen's monologue from Andor at #24, Finn and Rey fighting Kylo Ren from The Force Awakens at #23, Admiral Ackbar saying "It's a trap!" from Return of the Jedi at #22, Yoda fighting Count Dooku from Attack of the Clones at #21, Luke staring at Tatooine's two suns setting from A New Hope at #20, Obi-Wan Kenobi fighting Darth Vader from A New Hope at #19, the pod race from The Phantom Menace at #18, Maul and Obi-Wan's duel from Star Wars Rebels at #17, Darth Vader first wearing the suit from Revenge of the Sith at #16, Kylo Ren and Rey fighting the Praetorian Guard from The Last Jedi at #15, Ahsoka Tano leaving the Jedi from The Clone Wars at #14, "Do or do not, there is no try" from The Empire Strikes Back at #13, Ahsoka fighting Darth Maul from The Clone Wars at #12, the tragedy of Darth Plagueis the Wise from Revenge of the Sith at #11, Ahsoka fighting Darth Vader from Star Wars Rebels at #10, Luke's return from The Mandalorian at #9, "Hello there!" from Revenge of the Sith at #8, Darth Vader's rampage from Rogue One at #7, Order 66 from Revenge of the Sith at #6, "I know" from The Empire Strikes Back at #5, the Battle of Yavin from A New Hope at #4, the Duel of the Fates from The Phantom Menace at #3, Anakin and Obi-Wan's duel from Revenge of the Sith at #2, and "I am your father" from The Empire Strikes Back at #1.
*In "Karate Kid Cast: Where Are They Now?" (published July 18, 2024), while talking about Elizabeth Shue, footage from Adventures in Babysitting is used. While talking about Pat Morita, Morita's role as the emperor from Mulan is mentioned.
*In "Top 30 WTF Moments from The Boys", while talking about Blindspot's audition from "The Big Ride", the narrator mentions that the aforementioned hero is a parody of Daredevil. While talking about the laser baby from "Good for the Soul", the narrator jokes that the aforementioned baby is much more destructive than Jack-Jack. While talking about Termite entering Peter's privates from "Payback", Billy calls Termite "Jiminy Cricket" in footage from the episode.
*"Top 20 Most DESTRUCTIVE Tornadoes In Movies" ranks the tornado after Thor regains Mjölnir from his first self-titled movie at #15.
*"Top 10 Movies of 2024 So Far" (published July 18, 2024) ranks Inside Out 2 at #5.
*"Top 10 Greatest Legacy Movie Sequels of All Time" (published July 19, 2024) ranks The Force Awakens at #10 and Spider-Man: No Way Home at #5.
*In "Top 20 Most Controversial People in History" (published July 19, 2024), footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video.
*In "Live DISASTER MOVIE Trivia Cash Battle! (feat. Mackenzie and Matt Campbell)", the sixth question in the multiple choice round asks which out of Armageddon, Independence Day, Deep Impact, and Twister won an Oscar for its visual effects. The answer is Independence Day. After Matt points out that the thumbnail for the 15th question in the multiple choice round is a picture of Tom Holland taken from The Impossible, he jokes that it is actually a secret deleted scene from Spider-Man: No Way Home.
*"Top 20 Villains from Major Franchises" ranks Doctor Octopus at #16, Magneto at #9, Thanos at #4, and Darth Vader at #1. Footage from The Empire Strikes Back, Spider-Man: No Way Home, The Incredibles, The Avengers, Guardians of the Galaxy, Avengers: Infinity War, Avengers: Endgame, Attack of the Clones, Return of the Jedi, and Rogue One is also used.
*In "Top 30 Times The Boys Parodied Pop Culture", the #27 entry is dedicated to the multiple subsidiaries of Vought that parody real world companies. One of these subsidiaries is VSPN (a parody of ESPN. The #25 entry is dedicated to the line from the Gen V episode "Gen U" that alludes to WandaVision. The #24 entry is dedicated to Ashley's mentioning Ashley mentioning Tony Gilroy while getting intimate with Adam Bourke, which is a reference to the alleged behind-the-scenes drama of Rogue One. The #23 entry is dedicated to "Vought on Ice", which is a parody of both Disney On Ice and Rogers: The Musical. The #22 entry is dedicated to the Vought Cinematic Universe, which is a parody of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. It is also mentioned that the aforementioned parody was announced at V23, a parody of D23. The #20 is dedicated to Voughtland, a parody of Disneyland. While talking about the content warning on the fictional movie Red Thunder, footage from a 12 News report on content warnings that were added to older movies is used, which highlights Aladdin, Peter Pan, and The Jungle Book. The #15 entry is dedicated to Nubian Prince and Nubia being parodies of T'Challa and Storm respectively. The #14 entry is dedicated to multiple characters that parody the X-Men. The #13 entry is dedicated to Vought+, which is a parody of Disney+. While talking about Seven on 7 parodying FOX News, the narrator mentions that Cameron Coleman can be considered a counterpart of J. Jonah Jameson, with footage from Spider-Man: Far From Home being used. The #5 entry is dedicated to Termite entering a robber's rear end and expanding, which is the reference to the fan theory that Ant-Man would do the same to Thanos in Avengers: Endgame. The #3 entry is dedicated to the "Girls Get It Done" campaign, which is a parody of the heroine team-up scene from Avengers: Endgame. The #1 entry is dedicated to "Dawn of the Seven", which is a parody of The Avengers (and a retroactive parody of Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness).
*"Top 20 Most Tragic Movie Endings" ranks Gone Baby Gone at #17.
*In "Top 10 TV Shows of the Decade (So Far)" (published July 20, 2024), footage from WandaVision is used in the intro. An honorable mention is given to Andor.
*"Top 50 Best Horror Movie Plot Twists" ranks Malcolm Crowe being dead from The Sixth Sense at #2. While talking about Red swapping places with Adaelade from Us, the film's Chewbacca mask is seen.
*"Top 50 Cartoon Fan Theories That Will RUIN Your Childhood" ranks the theory that Donkey from Shrek is a misbehaving child from Pinocchio's Pleasure Island at #47, the theory that the bug caught in a spider's web in The Emperor's New Groove was a human transformed by Yzma at #45, the theory that the titular character of Finding Nemo is a grief-stricken hallucination by Marlin at #43, the theory that Anna and Elsa's parents' shipwreck is the one found in The Little Mermaid which crashed while on its way to Rapunzel and Flynn Rider's wedding and the couple crashed on a jungle island where they gave birth to the titular character of Tarzan at #41, the X-Men theory that Wolverine's suit is yellow to divert attention onto himself at #39, the Wreck-It Ralph theory that the Cy-Bug Calhoun had to kill at her wedding had her fiancée's face at #38, the Frozen theory that Kristoff's coat is made from Sven's mother at #36, the theory that the monsters of Monsters, Inc. think that the human world is still dealing with the bubonic plague at #34, the theory that the titular character of Kim Possible was genetically altered at #33, the theory that Simba caused the drought in The Lion King at #32, the theory that the titular vehicles overthrew humanity from Cars at #30, the Incredibles theory that Syndrome is Mr. Incredible's long-lost son at #28, the theory that the titular brothers of Phineas and Ferb are figments of Candace's imagination at #27, the Up theory that Ellie was infertile at #26, the theory that the titular character of Peter Pan kills the Lost Boys once they grow too old at #23 and the theory that the latter titular characters from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs are an allegory for cocaine use at #21, the theory that Donald Duck is dealing with post-traumatic stress disorder at #14, the theory that the titular character of WALL-E caused the Earth to become covered in trash at #11, the Winnie the Pooh theory that the titular character and Rabbit have OCD, Piglet has anxiety, Tigger has ADHD, Owl is dyslexic and Eeyore is depressed at #9, and the theory that Toy Story 3 is an allegory for the Holocaust at #1. Footage from "Donald Gets Drafted", "Home Defense", "Commando Duck", Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree, Piglet's Big Movie, and Winnie the Pooh and Tigger Too is also used.
*"Top 20 Scariest TV Psychopaths" ranks Killgrave from Jessica Jones at #19 and Martin Keeney from Lost at #15.
*In "Top 20 Coolest Dinosaurs to Ever Roam the Earth", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video. The narrator calls the Dreadnoughtus a Hulk.
*"Top 10 Movie Characters You Didn't Realize Are Evil" ranks Qui-Gon Jinn from The Phantom Menace at #7.
*"20 Most Terrifying Shark Attacks in Movies" ranks Bruce chasing Marlin and Dory from Finding Nemo at #16 and the shark chasing Ariel and Flounder from The Little Mermaid at #13.
*In "Top 10 Most Unique Things Used as Weapons in Action Movies", while talking about Lee using a steering wheel that's handcuffed to him to disarm some guards from Rush Hour, footage from Shanghai Knights is used.
*In "Top 10 Real-Life Figures with Mysterious Pasts", while talking about Aesop, footage from The Tortoise and the Hare is used. While talking about Nostradamus, footage from The Sopranos features Tony confusing Nostradamus for Quasimodo.
*In "Top 10 Times Nepo Babies Didn't Beat the Allegations", footage from an E! News report on North West dresses as Simba is used in the intro, with the report saying that North "just can't wait to be king". While talking about Henry Abrams being a nepo baby to J.J. Abrams, it is mentioned that the father and son wrote a Spider-Man comic together.
*In "10 Biggest Security Failures in American History" (published July 24, 2024), while talking about the attempted assassination of Ronald Reagan, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Edward Snowden's National Security Agency breach, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about the attempted assassination of Donald Trump, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about the assassination of John F. Kennedy, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used.
*In "20 Things You Didn't Know About Deadpool", footage from "What If... The Watcher Broke His Oath?", She-Hulk: Attorney at Law, "What If... Zombies!?", Avengers: Infinity War, Ultimate Spider-Man, Deadpool & Wolverine, Captain America: Civil War, and Free Guy is used.
*"Top 20 Must-Watch Netflix Original Sci-Fi and Fantasy Series" ranks Jessica Jones at #5 and Daredevil at #2.
*In "Top 20 Action Movies That Are Actually Masterpieces", while talking about Raiders of the Lost Ark, Harrison Ford's role as Han Solo is mentioned. Footage from A New Hope and Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny is used.
*"Top 10 TV Gangsters" ranks Kingpin at #4. Footage from Daredevil and Luke Cage is used.
*In "Live TV FRANCHISES Trivia Cash Battle! (feat. Mackenzie and Ivan)", Ivan has a prop of Captain America's shield behind him. A chat is shown on screen that says the user was a big fan of Lost and Black Mirror. Mackenzie reads a chat that mentions Star Wars. Ivan mentions enjoying The Acolyte despite most fans not. Ivan also says that having The Book of Boba Fett be separate to The Mandalorian was pointless, but he is glad Disney tried it. Ivan says he would want Lost to become a franchise. The first question in the multiple choice round asks which out of Teen Angel, Full House, Sabrina the Teenage Witch, and Boy Meets World was not part of TGIF's Time Ball Saga. The answer is Full House. The 13th question in the multiple choice round asks whether the Addams Family lives in the White House, in the Pentagon, at 0001 Cemetery Lane or in Springfield. The answer is at 0001 Cemetery Lane. The thumbnail for this question shows the logos of Freaks and Geeks and Gargoyles. The seventh prompt in the true-or-false round claims that Star Wars: The Clone Wars is the only material from the Star Wars Expanded Universe to be considered canon by Lucasfilm, which is true. The eighth prompt in the true-or-false round claims the there were 13 series starring the Muppets as of 2023, which is true. The thumbnail for this prompt features Medusa Amaquelin.
*"Top 100 Scenes from Our Top 100 Villains" (published July 26, 2024) ranks Syndrome's monologue from The Incredibles at #97, Lots-o'-Huggin' Bear's confrontation against the toys at the dumpster from Toy Story 3 at #90, Elijah Price becoming Mr. Glass from Unbreakable at #88, Davy Jones' game of Liar's Dice from Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest at #85, Shere Khan fighting Mowgli from The Jungle Book at #81, Judge Doom dropping Shoe into the dip from Who Framed Roger Rabbit at #76, Erik Killmonger challenge T'Challa from Black Panther at #70, Palpatine killing Mace Windu from Revenge of the Sith at #62, Ursula singing "Poor Unfortunate Souls" from The Little Mermaid at #59, the Evil Queen transforming into her hag disguise from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs at #54, Bill the Butcher's monologue from Gangs of New York at #43, Captain Hook fighting the titular character from Peter Pan at #39, Li'l Zé's rise to power from City of God at #35, Maleficent turning into a dragon from Sleeping Beauty at #34, Cruella De Vil's introduction from One Hundred and One Dalmatians at #24, Scar killing Mufasa from The Lion King at #18, Thanos' snap from Avengers: Infinity War at #10, and "I am your father" from The Empire Strikes Back at #1.
*"Top 10 Cameos in Deadpool & Wolverine" ranks Hunter B-15 at #10, Happy Hogan at #9, the Deadpool variants at #8, the old mutants at #7, Jennifer Garner at #6, Dafne Keen at #5, Henry Cavill at #4, Gambit at #3, Human Torch at #2, and Blade at #1. Footage from Loki, Iron Man, Iron Man 2, Captain America: The First Avenger, Spider-Man: Homecoming, Free Guy, The Avengers, and Thor: The Dark World is also used.
*In "Top 10 Times Ryan Reynolds Broke the Rest of the Cast", two bloopers from The Proposal make the list: the dog kissing Reynolds at #7 and Betty White biting Reynolds' nipple at #2.
*"Top 10 Celebrity Acting Attempts That FAILED" ranks Shaquille O'Neal's role as the titular genie in Kazaam at #2. While talking about Micheal Jordan's role as himself in Space Jam, the narrator says that the film "is no Who Framed Roger Rabbit". During the #2 entry, the narrator says the film's titular genie "is no Robin Williams".
*In "Top 30 Times Olympic Athletes Cheated", while talking about Tony Hansen drugging his horse with capsaicin at the 2008 Beijing Olympics, footage from Tangled is used. While talking about the Chinese women's badminton team deliberately sending shots into the net at the 2012 London Olympics, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about the Russian team during the 2014 Olympic Games taking performance-enhancing drugs, footage from an ABC News report on the scandal is used.
*In "Top 50 Rip Off Songs", while talking about "Truth Hurts" Lizzo being a rip-off of "Healthy" by The Raisens, footage from an ABC News report on the latter group's lawsuit is used. While talking about "Pray for Me" by The Weekend and Kendrick Lamar being a rip-off of "Sunrise" by Yeasyer, the former is mentioned to have been written for the soundtrack of Black Panther.
*"Top 20 Times Deadpool Made Fun of Other Superheroes" ranks calling himself Batman from Deadpool 2 at #20, making fun of Taskmaster's name in Deadpool #9 at #19, asking if he was being brought to the James McAvoy or Patrick Stewart version of Professor X from Deadpool at #18, claiming Wolverine is jealous of his healing factor from Ultimate Spider-Man at #17, parodying Wolverine's death in Logan from Deadpool 2 at #16, dressing up like The Batman Who Laughs in Deadpool: The End at #15, wanting to become Superman from Deadpool 2 at #14, Weasel suggesting "Scaredevil" for Wade's superhero name from Deadpool at #13, parodying the "Sun is getting real low" line from Avengers: Age of Ultron in Deadpool 2 at #12, telling Negasonic Teenage Warhead "Go get 'em tiger" referencing Tobey Maguire's Spider-Man from Deadpool at #11, saying that he outsells Superman from Deadpool vs. Thanos #1 at #10, visiting the X-Mansion from Deadpool at #9, calling Cable Thanos from Deadpool 2 at #8, not wanting a green suit from Deadpool at #7, insulting Hulk's intelligence from Deadpool #9 at #6, asking if Cable is from the DC universe from Deadpool 2 at #5, multiple insults towards Hawkeye from Deadpool 2 at #4, claiming he was fighting a "caped bad** whose mother's name was Martha too" (referencing Batman vs. Superman: Dawn of Justice) from Deadpool 2 at #3, explaining why he won't join the X-Men from Deadpool at #2, and going to the movies with Spider-Man from Deadpool/Spider-Man #6 at #1. The #16 entry's moment where Deadpool mentions "Do You Want to Build a Snowman?" is seen. Footage from Spider-Man: No Way Home, The Incredible Hulk and a Saturday Night Live sketch that parodies the Avengers is also used.
*In "Top 50 Times Karens RUINED Their Own Lives", the #7 entry focuses on Addison Edile, who called the police on Erin Rodgers, who was selling water allegedly without a permit. The water sales were to earn money for a trip to Disneyland. While talking about James Iannazzo getting angry at two Robeks employees for adding peanuts to his son's smoothie despite not informing the employees of his son's allergies, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used.
*"Top 10 Most Powerful X-Men Mutants" ranks Storm at #10, Proteus at #9, Mister M at #8, Professor X at #7, Magneto at #6, Iceman at #5, Hope Summers at #4, Legion at #3, the Marquis of Death at #2, and Jean Grey at #1. Honorable mentions are given to Elixir, Quentin Quire, NewcSun, Monoarch, and Exodus. Footage from X-Men '97 and Legion is used.
*In "Top 10 Mysteries of World War 1", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video.
*In "10 Celebs Who Died on the Same Day" (published July 28, 2024), while talking about John Adams and [[[Thomas Jefferson]] (who both died on July 4, 1826), footage from National Treasure and Hamilton is used. While talking about Margaret Thatcher and Annette Funicello (who both died on April 8, 2013), the narrator mentions that Funicello was a Mouseketeer.
*"Top 20 Worst Things That Happened to Deadpool" ranks getting buried alive in Deadpool #49 at #20, the incursion from Deadpool #45 at #19, being assaulted by Typhoid Mary from Deadpool Vol. 3 at #18, destroying the Marvel universe from Deadpool Kills the Marvel Universe and Deadpool Kills the Marvel Universe… Again at #17, killing versions himself from Deadpool Kills Deadpool at #16, the destruction of his favorite chimichanga shop from Deadpool #44 at #15, killing his parents from Deadpool #34 at #14, betrayed by Captain America from Secret Empire at #13, Carmilto's death from Deadpool: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly at #12, constantly having cancer at #11, getting bifurcated by Thor and Luke Cage at #10, feeding Archangel pieces of his body at #9, having a grenade go off in his stomach in the Civil War storyline at #8, breaking his bones and chewing his arm off at #7, regenerating out of his right hand at #6, getting speared by an elephant at #5, getting atomized by the Hulk at #4, getting dismembered by Carnage at #3, getting eaten by zombies at #2, and spending 800 years trapped in a fridge at #1.
*In "Top 30 Funniest Simpsons Running Gags", while talking about making fun of FOX, footage from The Simpsons in Plusaversary is used.
*In "Top 50 Scary Horror Movies You Probably Haven't Seen", while talking about The Orphanage, the narrator says that the film has "a fairytale vibe", but specifies she is talking about a Brothers Grimm fairytale and not Disney.
*In "20 Most Notorious Criminals of All Time" (published July 29, 2024), footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video.
*In "Top 10 Movie Endings of the Year (So Far)" (published July 30, 2024), honorable mentions given to Riley smiling from Inside Out 2 and Wolverine living with Deadpool from Deadpool & Wolverine. While talking about Emily's car crash from Kinds of Kindness, the narrator says that Emily is a worse driver than Cruella De Vil.
*In "Top 10 Times Robot Chicken ROASTED Celebs", while talking about Gordon Ramsay's parody in the "Celebrity Master Chef" sketch, the participants of the game show are shown to be Chef from South Park, SpongeBob SquarePants, Bob Bletcher, and Alfredo Linguini.
*In "Top 10 Worst Superhero Movie Masks", while talking about the titular character's mask from Steel, the narrator mentions that the mask is supposed to be comparable to Iron Man's, with footage from Avengers: Endgame being used. While talking about Captain America's suit from the 1990 film, the narrator says that the costume came long before Chris Evans dawned the mask.
*"Top 30 Biggest Comic-Con Surprises of All Time" (published July 30, 2024) ranks Sigourney Weaver joining the cast of The Defenders at #29, Serpent Society changing its title to Captain America: Civil War at #22, Robert Downey Jr. being cast as Doctor Doom at #21, the premiere of the Iron Man trailer at #19, the 2019 panel at #18, Karen Gillan revealing she shaved her head to play Nebula at #17, the Star Wars concert at #11, the "Rally for Rose" at #6, Tom Hiddleston's appearance as Loki at #3, and the cast of The Avengers being revealed at #1. Footage from Avengers: Endgame, Guardians of the Galaxy, The Force Awakens, The Last Jedi, and Thor: The Dark World is also used.
*"Top 10 Questions We Have After Deadpool and Wolverine" ranks why the TVA enlists 2024 Deadpool at #10, where Domino is at #9, the Deadpool who dies in Thor's arms at #8, what happened to the Deadpool Corps at #7, whether Blade, Elektra, and Gambit died at #6, how X-23 ended up in the Void at #5, the X-Men universe from The Marvels at #4, the explanation about Anchor Beings at #3, how long Hugh Jackman will be Wolverine at #2, and why Deadpool didn't save his Wolverine at #1. Footage from Thor: The Dark World, Loki, The Avengers, and Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness is also used.
*The short "The Evolution of Doctor Doom" includes the reveal that Robert Downey Jr. will be playing the MCU version of the character.
*In "Top 50 Actors Who Saved Their Career with One Performance", the #18 entry is dedicated to Johnny Depp, who saved his career with his role as Jack Sparrow in the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise. The #17 entry is dedicated to Paul Bettany, who saved his career with his role as Vision in the MCU. The #16 entry is dedicated to Chris Evans, who saved his career with his role as Captain America in the MCU. The #16 entry is dedicated to Chris Pratt, who saved his career with his role as Star-Lord in the MCU. The #7 entry is dedicated to Ryan Reynolds, who saved his career with his role as the titular character in Deadpool. The #1 entry is dedicated to Robert Downey Jr., who saved his career with his role as Iron Man in the MCU. While talking about Natalie Portman saving her career with her role as Evey Hammond in V for Vendetta, her role as Padmé Amidala is mentioned, with footage from Attack of the Clones being used. Footage from Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl, the live-action remake of Alice in Wonderland, Avengers: Age of Ultron, Iron Man, Captain America: The First Avenger, Avengers: Endgame, and Guardians of the Galaxy is also used. The ride that shares its name with the #17 entry's franchise is also mentioned. While talking about Michael Keaton saving his career with his role as the titular character in Birdman, Keaton's role as the Vulture in Spider-Man: Homecoming is mentioned. While talking about Mickey Rourke, who saved his career with his role as Mark in Sin City, his role as Whiplash in Iron Man 2 is mentioned. While talking about Liam Neeson, who saved his career with his role as Bryan Mills in Taken, Neeson's role as Qui-Gon Jinn in The Phantom Menace is mentioned.
*"Top 10 Easter Eggs in Deadpool and Wolverine" ranks Deadpool asking which Punisher was sent to the void at #10, numerous references to Ryan Reynolds' family at #9, Juggernaut being played by Aaron Reid at #8, the Shwarma references at #6, the Stan Lee cameo at #5, Liefield's Just Feet being a reference to Rob Liefield's inability to draw feet at #4, multiple insider jokes at #3, the relics in the void at #3, references to MCU history at #2, and the Wolverine variants at #1. Footage from The Punisher, The Avengers, Avengers: Age of Ultron, Captain Marvel, Spider-Man: Homecoming, Captain America: The First Avenger, Thor, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, and Iron Man 2 is used.
*"Top 20 Best Supervillain Introductions" ranks Syndrome's introduction from The Incredibles at #17, Thanos' introduction from Avengers: Infinity War at #12, Hela's introduction for Thor: Ragnarok at #11, Red Skull's introduction from Captain America: The First Avenger at #9, Loki's introduction from The Avengers at #7, Ultron's introduction from Avengers: Age of Ultron at #6, and Bucky Barnes' introduction from Captain America: The Winter Soldier at #4.
*In "10 Celebs Who RUINED Their Career with One Joke", while talking about Kyle Gass ruining his career by saying to "[not] miss Trump next time" the day after the first assassination attempt against the former president, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Giulana Rancic ruining her career by saying Zendaya "looked like she smelled like patchouli oil or weed", footage from The View is used. While talking about Gilbert Gottfried ruining his career with an insensitive joke about the 2011 Japan tsunami, Gottfried's role as Iago in Aladdin is mentioned. While talking about Kathy Griffin ruining her career by posting a picture of herself holding up a prop of Donald Trump's severed head, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Roseanne Barr ruining her career with a racist Tweet, footage from a ABC News report on the cancellation of Rosanne is used. This clip is also seen in the "These Things RUINED Careers In An Instant...." compilation.
*"Deadpool and Wolverine Fan Theories that Turned Out to Be WRONG" ranks a Doctor Strange variant helping the titular characters at #10, a team-up with Iron Man at #9, Taylor Swift having a cameo at #8, Wolverine being punished for the events of X-Men: Days of Future Past at #7, the titular characters being part of an Avengers-style team sent by the TVA to fight a variant of Kang the Conqueror at #6, a visit to the universe from Sam Raimi's Spider-Man trilogy at #5, Jessica Alba's Invisible Woman returning at #4, the titular characters traveling to the final battle from Avengers: Endgame at #3, the Wolverine seen in the movie is the MCU's variant at #2, and the Wolverine variant being hypothesized into killing his universe's X-Men at #1. The narrator mentions that Benedict Cumberbatch's interview answer that lead to the #10 entry could also be referring to an upcoming Avengers movie or a future season of What If...?. Footage from Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, Iron Man, Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, and Spider-Man: Far From Home is also used.
*In "Top 10 Movies That Were Pulled From Theatres The FASTEST", the #8 entry is dedicated to Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey, which was removed from theaters after 15 days. The #7 entry is dedicated to The Watcher in the Woods, which was removed from theaters after 10 days. The #2 entry is dedicated to It's Pat, which was pulled from theaters after its opening weekend. While talking about Silent Night, Deadly Night being removed from theaters after six days, the film's Mickey Mouse mask is seen.
*In "10 WORST Mothers CAUGHT on Camera", while talking about Monique Osuna abusing her stepson Emmerick, footage from an ABC News report on Monique's arrest is used. While talking about Ruby Frankie tying up her children as "punishment", footage from an ABC News report on Frankie's arrest is used.
*"Top 20 Video Games That Will Make You CRY" ranks Insomniac's Spider-Man game at #16.
*In "Top 30 Most EXPENSIVE Product Recalls Ever" (published August 2, 2024), while talking about cans of Peter Pan Peanut Butter being recalled due to containing salmonella costing VonAgra over $100 million dollars, the narrator jokes that the only thing would want to find in a peanut butter of that name is pixie dust. While talking about multiple Mattel products being recalled due to containing lead in their paint costing the company at least $30 million dollars, a toy of Sarge from Cars is seen in footage from a new report on the incident. While talking about over four million laptop batteries made by Sony being recalled due to their tendency to explode, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about 100 million doses of Tylenol being recalled after a tampered dose lead to the death of an infant, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about over 14 million Toyota vehicles being recalled due to break failures costing the company over $1 billion, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about an unspecified amount of General Motors vehicles being recalled due to faulty ignition switches costing the company $3 billion, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about an unspecified amount Samsung Galaxy Note 7s being recalled due to the phone's tendency to explode costing the company $7 billion, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about 11 million Volkswagen vehicles being recalled due to violating the Clean Air Act costing the company $14 billion, footage from an NBC News report on protests surrounding the violation is used, which includes a protester holding a sign that features Pinocchio.
*In "Live SITCOM Trivia Cash Battle! (feat. Mackenzie and Tori)", Tori jokes that she would use the prize money to go to Disney World, which Mackenzie mistakenly calls Disneyland. The eighth question in the multiple choice round asks whether Spider-Man, Wonder Woman, Batman, or Superman is referenced in every episode of Seinfeld. The answer is Superman.
*In "10 Times Massive Egos Ruined Productions", while talking about Edward Norton and Tony Kaye's egos ruining the production of American History X, Norton's role as the Hulk in 2008's The Incredible Hulk is mentioned. While talking about Wesley Snipes' ego ruining the production of Blade: Trinity, the upcoming MCU film is alluded to.
*In "10 Controversies of the Paris Olympics", while talking about the ban on transgender athletes in swimming, footage from an ABC News report on the ban is used.
*In "Top 50 Creepiest REAL-LIFE Coincidences", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video. While talking about numerous events throughout Germany history all occurring on November 9 in various years, footage from an ABC News report on the fall of the Berlin Wall is used. Footage from Lincoln is used during two entries: the American Civil War both starting and ending on Wilbur McClain's property and Edwin Booth (brother of John Whilks Booth) saving Robert Lincoln (son of Abraham Lincoln). While taking about promotions for the board game The Deadly Double having eerie similarities to the attack on Pearl Harbor, footage from the film that shares its name with the aforementioned naval base is used. Footage from Signs is used in the outro. This clip is also seen in the "These Are The Creepiest Mysteries and Most Disturbing Events in Modern History..." compilation, which was published on October 10, 2024.
*"Top 20 Cameos That Are CRUCIAL To The Movie" ranks all of the cameos from Deadpool & Wolverine at #20, Bruce Springsteen's cameo in High Fidelity at #17, Orson Welles' cameo in 1979's The Muppet Movie at #14, and Patrick Stewart, John Krasinski, Hayley Atwell, Lashana Lynch, and Anson Mount's cameos in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness at #2. While talking about Bruce Willis' cameo in Split, the narrator says that this cameo sets the film in the same universe as Unbreakable.
*"Top 50 Scenes Where Actors Couldn't Keep a Straight Face" ranks the necklace scene from Pretty Woman at #42, Margaret Tate spitting out the sushi from The Proposal at #39, and Obi-Wan Kenobi covering his mouth after saying Anakin Skywalker killed Younglings from Revenge of the Sith at #5. While talking about multiple instances from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, ABC is mentioned in the copyright information of the show.
*In "Top 10 Most Disturbing Commercials (Because of What We Know Now)" (published August 3, 2024), while talking about the Nike commercials featuring Lance Armstrong being ruined by Armstrong's doping scandal, footage from an ABC News report on the scandal is used. While talking about the Snickers commercial that features a football player who believes he is Batman after getting hit in the head, footage from an ABC News report on the high risk of concussions in football is used. While talking about a Purdue Pharma commercial "debunking" what were then believed to be myths around opioids, footage from an ABC News report on the dangers of opioids in used.
*In "10 Karens Who Faced Justice in 2024 (So Far)" (published August 3, 2024), while talking about Emma Lee hitting a hammer onto an unidentified male customer's windshield after the customer threw his drink back at her, Lee is compared to Thor.
*In "Top 20 Creepiest Portrayals of Real-Life Serial Killers", while talking about Zac Efron's portrayal of Ted Bundy in Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile, Efron's role in High School Musical is mentioned. While talking about Michael Rooker's portrayal of Henry Lucas in Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer, Rooker's role as Yondu Udonta is mentioned, with footage from Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 being used.
*"Top 50 Stores That Don't Exist Anymore" (published August 4, 2024) ranks the Disney Store at #43. While talking about Tweetr, footage from Grey's Anatomy is used. While talking about Steve & Barry's, a Disney Princess ad is seen in front of one store. While talking about Club Libby Lu, footage from a commercial for the store's Hannah Montana makeover is used. While talking about Crazy Eddie's, footage from Splash is used. While talking about Virgin Megastore, footage from High Fidelity is used. While talking about Sports Authority, footage from an ABC News report on the store going out of business is used. While talking about Payless, an advertisement for Frozen can be seen on a billboard in the store.
*In "Top 10 Celeb Secrets That Will NEVER Be Revealed", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video.
*"Top 10 Best Performances by Child Actors Who Stopped Acting" ranks Matthew Garber and Karen Dotrice's performances as Michael Banks and Jane Banks respectively in Mary Poppins at #5. The siblings' roles in The Three Lives of Thomasina and The Gnome-Mobile are also mentioned.
*In "Top 10 Unbreakable Olympics Records", footage from ESPN coverage related to sports relevant to the various records is used throughout the video.
*In "Top 10 Musicians Who Saved Their Careers with One Song", the #10 entry is dedicated to the Jonas Brothers, who saved their career with "Sucker".
*"Top 100 Greatest Movies You've Never Seen" ranks Hidalgo at #76. While talking about Attack the Block, the narrator mentions the film stars John Boyega, whose then-future role as Finn in the Star Wars sequel trilogy is mentioned. While talking about The Florida Project, the narrator mentions that the film is partially set at Disney World. While talking about Wind River, the narrator mentions that the film stars Elizabeth Olsen and Jeremy Renner, whose MCU roles are alluded to.
*In "Top 30 UNSOLVED Internet Mysteries" (published August 4, 2024), while talking about Anonymous, footage from an ABC News report on the group is used.
*In "Top 10 BANNED Simpsons Episodes", while talking about "Goo Goo Gai Pan" being banned in Japan due to its portrayal of the country, the narrator mentions the episode is not available on Disney+ in the country.
*"Top 20 Worst Supervillain Introductions" ranks Malekith's introduction from Thor: The Dark World at #20, Dormammu's introduction from Doctor Strange at #16, M.O.D.O.K.'s introduction from Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania at #15, the fake Mandarin's introduction from Iron Man 3 at #14, and Gorr the God Butcher's introduction from Thor: Love and Thunder at #12.
*In "Top 20 Ugly Characters Played By Hot Actors", while talking about Raymond Stussy from Fargo, who is played by Ewan McGregor, McGregor's role as Obi-Wan Kenobi in the Star Wars prequel trilogy is mentioned.
*In "Top 10 Hilarious Viral Moments from the Paris Olympics 2024", while talking about the kayak crossing event, footage from an ABC News report on the event is used.
*In "Top 20 Planet of the Apes Easter Eggs", multiple entries come from Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes.
*In "10 Times World Leaders RUINED Their Entire Country", while talking about Kim Jong-Il ruining North Korea, footage from an ABC News report on the country is used.
*In "10 Cops Who Turned Out to Be Murderers", while talking about Stephanie Lazarus, footage from an ABC News report on Lazarus is used.
*In "Top 10 Most Unexpected Surprising Casting Choices of All Time" (published August 7, 2024), the #4 entry is dedicated to Robert Downey Jr.'s roles as both Iron Man and Doctor Doom in the MCU. While talking about Chris Pratt's casting as the titular character in The Super Mario Bros. Movie, footage from Guardians of the Galaxy is used. While talking about Austin Butler's casting as the titular rockstar in Elvis, the narrator says that Butler "was just a former Disney kid, after all". Footage from Iron Man, Iron Man 2, and Avengers: Endgame is also used.
*"Top 10 Details Revealed About Deadpool and Wolverine" ranks Rob McElhenney's cut cameo at #10, setting an "F-bomb record" at #9, Ryan Reynolds fought to have Channing Tatum make his debut as Gambit at #8, there were never plans for a Taylor Swift cameo at #7, Planes, Trains and Automobiles served as a major influence at #6, a scrapped Ghost Rider cameo at #5, the joke involving Pinocchio's nose being edited at #4, fake leaks at #3, Chris Evans refused to used cue cards for the post-credits joke at #2, and the phone call to Wesley Snipes at #1. Footage from X-Men '97, Dark Phoenix, and Pinocchio is also used.
*In "10 Most Controversial Prisoner Exchanges", while talking about the United States trading Trevor Reed for Konstantin Yaroshenko, footage from an ABC News report on the trade is used. While talking about the United States trading Rudolf Abel for Francis Powers, the narrator mentioned that this exchange served as the inspiration for Bridge of Spies. While talking about the United States trading Brittney Griner for Victor Boot, footage from an ABC News report on the trade is used.
*"Top 10 Most Disturbing Cults on Television" ranks the Church of Gibborim from Runaways at #4.
*In "Top 50 Smartest Decisions in Horror Movies", while talking about Jason tricking his doppelgänger into walking backwards into a flaming car from Us, the film's Chewbacca mask is seen.
*In "Top 10 Most Charismatic Serial Killers", while talking about Andrew Cunanan, footage from an ABC News report on Cunanan is used.
*In "Top 20 Movies You Can Name by Hearing Just One Sound", the #18 entry is dedicated to the X-Men franchise, which can be identified by hearing Wolverine's claws. The #14 entry is dedicated to the Spider-Man franchise, which can be identified by the web shot sound effect. The #7 entry is dedicated to Toy Story, which can be identified by the aliens' "Woooooooah" The #1 entry is dedicated to Star Wars, which can be identified by the lightsaber sound effect. Footage from Spider-Man: Homecoming and The Force Awakens is used. While talking about the titular character's clicking from the Predator franchise, footage from Prey is used. While talking about Tarzan's yell from the Tarzan franchise, footage from the Disney version is used.
*The short "X-23 in Deadpool and Wolverine: Then Vs Now" compares its titular character's appearances in Logan and the titular movie.
*In "10 Musicians Who RUINED Their Voice", while talking about Julie Andrews, footage from Mary Poppins is used.
*"Top 10 Times Deadpool Roasted Pop Culture" ranks pointing out that "Papa Can You Hear Me?" from Yentel sounds like "Do You Want to Build a Snowman?" from Frozen in Deadpool 2 at #7, numerous jokes from Deadpool & Wolverine that reference Ryan Reynolds' family at #6, numerous references to Thanos from Deadpool 2 at #4, the reference to Henry Cavill's contentious relationship with DC from Deadpool & Wolverine at #3, and dancing to "Bye Bye Bye" by *NSYNC from Deadpool & Wolverine at #1. Footage from Avengers: Endgame, The Avengers, and Iron Man is also used.
*In "Top 20 Animated Movies Not Suitable for Children", while talking about Sausage Party, the narrator thinks at least one parent has put on the movie for their children thinking it was a Pixar movie. While talking about Fritz the Cat, the narrator says the movie released two years after The Aristocats.
*In "Top 20 Exact Moments That Launched an Actor's Career", the #20 entry is dedicated to Vivian Ward telling the two saleswomen they made a "big mistake" by not hiring her from Pretty Woman, which launched Julia Roberts' career. The #9 entry is given to Will's rant towards Clark from Good Will Hunting, which launched Matt Damon's career. The #8 is dedicated to Mrs. Miller's emotional breakdown from Doubt, which launched Viola Davis' career. The #7 entry is dedicated to Han Solo shooting Greedo from A New Hope, which launched Harrison Ford's career. While talking about Laurie Strode being chased by Michael Meyers in the original Halloween (which launched Jamie Lee Curtis' career), footage from Freaky Friday 2003 is used. While talking about Patsy attempting to get soap from 12 Years a Slave (which launched Lupita Nyong'o's career), Nyong'o's role as Nakia is mentioned, with footage from Black Panther being used.
*In "Live 80's MOVIES Trivia Cash Battle! (feat. Mackenzie and Rebecca)", Rebecca says her favorite animated movie from the 1980s is The Little Mermaid. A chat displayed mentions Bambi, however this was released in 1942. Another chat mentions The Sword in the Stone, however this released in 1963. Rebecca believes that the MCU would not exist without Elf. One of the quotes during "Name That Quote" is "I'm not bad, I'm just drawn that way" from Who Framed Roger Rabbit. The second question in the multiple choice round asks whether "Streets of Gold" from Oliver & Company was sung by Diana Rose, Tina Turner, Ruth Pointer, or Aretha Franklin. The answer is Ruth Pointer. The sixth prompt in the true or false round claims that George Lucas directed The Empire Strikes Back, which is false.
*In "10 Kidnap Victims Found After the Longest Time", while talking about Holly Clouse (who was found after 42 years), footage from an ABC News report on Clouse is used. One entry is dedicated to Susan Gervaise, who was found after 53 years. Gervaise was kidnapped under the false pretenses of a trip to Disney World.
*In "Top 20 Creepiest Things Caught on Live TV", while talking about the blue lights caused by an explosion at a power plant in Queens, New York, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. This clip is also seen in the "These Creepy and SHOCKING Things Were CAUGHT On Camera…" compilation.
*In "Top 50 Creepiest Things Caught on Live TV", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video. While talking about the blue lights caused by an explosion at a power plant in Queens, New York, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used.
*"Top 20 Best Ryan Reynolds Performances" ranks his role as Mike Connell from Adventureland at #15, his role as Guy from Free Guy at #2 and his role as the titular character from the Deadpool franchise at #1.
*"Top 30 Most Frustrating Video Game Levels" ranks the level based off of "I Just Can't Wait to Be King" from the SNES Lion King game at #12.
*In the short "Hugh Jackman Voice Acting Roles", one entry is dedicated to the masked player in the alley from Free Guy.
*In "Top 10 Real-Life Events That Caused Massive Domino Effects", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video.
*"Top 20 Deleted Scenes that Would Have Changed the Whole Movie" ranks a scene of Steve Rogers adjusting to modern times deleted from The Avengers at #20, a scene revealing that Frigga gave Loki Odin's spear deleted from Thor at #14, and a scene at Tosche Station deleted from A New Hope at #8. Footage from Captain America: The First Avenger is also used.
*"Top 20 Times Deadpool Made Fun of Disney" ranks bringing up Splash Mountain during Storytime with Deadpool at #20, trying Black Widow's "Sun's getting real low" line on Juggernaut from Deadpool 2 at #19, his hatred for the Star Wars prequel trilogy from Deadpool: Merc with a Mouth #5 at #18, telling Venessa to let go of a thug's privates by saying "hakuna his tatas" from Deadpool at #17, mocking the multiverse saga from Deadpool & Wolverine at #16, calling Domino "black Black Widow" from Deadpool 2 at #15, saying that Disney knows all the code words for cocaine from Deadpool & Wolverine at #14, telling an elderly couple that he "loved their work" in Up from Once Upon a Deadpool at #13, comparing Cable's arm to the Winter Soldier's from Deadpool 2 at #12, the pegging joke from Deadpool & Wolverine at #11, insisting that "it's a family film" despite the murder by citing the deaths of Mufasa and the latter film's titular character's mother's deaths in The Lion King and Bambi respectively as evidence from Deadpool 2 at #10, the Deadpool toy dressed as Woody from the "Meet Cable" trailer for Deadpool 2 at #9, Feige's Famous Pizza from Deadpool 2 at #8, saying that he is "basically Hawkeye" while wearing the power-dampening collar from Deadpool 2 at #7, questioning Luke and Leia's relationship in The Empire Strikes Back from Deadpool 2 at #6, asking if the audience is expecting Samuel L. Jackson to show up wearing an eyepatch during the post-credits scene of Deadpool at #5, citing Cool Runnings during a speech about movies always having a moment where the heroes hit a low point from Deadpool 2 at #4, saying he's going "full Winnie the Pooh" while regrowing his legs from Deadpool 2 at #3, calling Cable Thanos from Deadpool 2 at #2, and pointing out "Papa Can You Hear Me?" from Yentel sounds like "Do You Want to Build a Snowman?" from Frozen from Deadpool 2 at #1. Footage from Avengers: Age of Ultron, The Phantom Menace, The Force Awakens, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, Spider-Man: No Way Home, Iron Man 2, Captain America: Civil War, Toy Story, Iron Man, the 2011 film that shares its name with the #3 entry's bear, and Avengers: Endgame is also used.
*"Jennifer Garner as Elektra: Then And Now" compares its titular character's appearances in Daredevil 2003, her self-titled 2005 film and Deadpool & Wolverine.
*"Top 20 Pathetically Easy Bosses In Video Games" ranks Shocker as seen in 2005's Ultimate Spider-Man at #19 and Mysterio from the Spider-Man 2 tie-in game at #4.
*"Top 10 Movie Characters We Will NEVER Forgive" ranks Palpatine from Star Wars at #10 and Ego the Living Planet from Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 at #9. Footage from Revenge of the Sith, Return of the Jedi, and The Rise of Skywalker is also used.
*In "10 Times Controversial Figures Faced Justice", while talking about Sam Bankman-Fried, footage from an ABC News report on Bankman-Fried is used. While talking about Danny Masterson, footage from an ABC News report on Bankman-Masterson is used. While talking about Bill Cosby, footage from an ABC News report on Cosby is used. While talking about Alex Jones, footage from an ABC News report on Jones is used. While talking about R. Kelly, footage from an ABC News report on Kelly is used. While talking about Harvey Weinstein, footage from an ABC News report on Weinstein is used.
*"Top 20 Epic Movie Entrances" ranks Jack Sparrow's introduction from Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl at #8 and Darth Vader's introduction from A New Hope at #2.
*The short "The Evolution of Wolverine In 1 Minute" uses footage from X-Men: Pryde of the X-Men, X-Men: The Animated Series, X-Men 2000, X2, X-Men: The Last Stand, X-Men Origins: Wolverine, Hulk vs. Wolverine, The Super Hero Squad Show, Wolverine and the X-Men, The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes, Marvel Anime: Wolverine, X-Men: First Class, The Wolverine, X-Men: Days of Future Past, Logan, and Deadpool & Wolverine.
*In "Top 10 Moments from the Paris Olympics", footage from an ABC News report is used in the intro.
*In "Top 30 Funniest John Oliver Moments", while talking about John Oliver's monologue about Chuck E. Cheese's, Oliver compares the animatronics to the titular dog from Air Bud. While talking about John Oliver's numerous rants during the 2016 presidential election, Oliver shows an ABC News article on Clinton's email scandal.
*In "Top 10 Smoking Gun Evidence FAILS", while talking about Cindy Anthony being accused searching for chloroform in Casey Anthony's murder trial, footage from an ABC News report on the trial is used. While talking about Amanda Knox being accused of murdering Meredith Krutcher due to a knife that was falsely believed to have DNA from both women, footage from an ABC News report on Knox is used.
*"Top 10 Times Ryan Reynolds ROASTED Hugh Jackman" ranks Deadpool commenting on how long it took to get Wolverine's comic-accurate suit from Deadpool & Wolverine at #10.
*In "20 Concert Tragedies That Shocked Fans Worldwide", while talking about the ten deaths and 300 injuries at Astroworld 2021, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used.
*"Top 20 Movies That TRIED Way TOO HARD" ranks Thor: Love and Thunder at #19 and Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End at #8. Footage from Thor: Ragnarok is also used.
*In "Top 20 Unforgettable Athletes Of Paris 2024", while talking about Victor Wembanyama, footage from an ABC News report on Wembanyama is used.
*"Top 10 Times Deadpool Broke the Fifth Wall" ranks asking where the other X-Men are in the first Deadpool movie at #10, calling Nolan North from the Deadpool video game at #9, David Beckham watching the joke about him from the first Deadpool movie in the "Deadpool 2: With Apologies to David Beckham" commercial at #8, referencing Hugh Jackman's divorce in Deadpool & Wolverine at #7, being confused over which timeline he is in from the first Deadpool movie at #6, promoting Free Guy in "Deadpool and Korg's Maximum Reactions" at #5, saying his movie happened thanks to someone who rhymes with "Polverine" from the first Deadpool movie at #4, references to Josh Brolin's role as Thanos from Deadpool 2 at #3, asking for his suit not to be green or animated (a reference to 2011's Green Lantern) from the first Deadpool movie at #2, and killing the X-Men Origins: Wolverine version of himself from Deadpool 2 at #1. Footage from Avengers: Infinity War is also used.
*In "16 Funniest Viral Olympics Moments from Paris 2024", while talking about the kayak crossing event, footage from an ABC News report on the event is used.
*The short "The Evolution of Deadpool" uses footage from X-Men: The Animated Series, Hulk vs. Wolverine, X-Men Origins: Wolverine, Marvel Super Heroes: What the—?!, Marvel Anime: X-Men, Ultimate Spider-Man, Marvel Disk Wars: The Avengers, Deadpool, "Marvel Funko Presents: Chimichangas", Marvel: TL;DR, Deadpool: No Good Deed, "Edge of Venomverse: Part 5", Marvel Future Avengers, Family Guy, Deadpool 2, Robot Chicken, "Deadpool's Maximum Reaction: Korg and Deadpool", and Deadpool & Wolverine.
*In "10 People Who Got the Death Penalty Before Being Found Innocent", while talking about Glenn Ford, footage from an ABC News report on Ford is used.
*In "10 Actors Who RUINED Their Legacy", while talking about Charlie Sheen's numerous controversial incidents, footage from an ABC News interview with Sheen is used. While talking about Rosanne Barr's racist comments, footage from an ABC News report on the comments is used. While talking about Robert Blake murdering his wife, footage from an ABC News report on the murder is used. While talking about Mel Gibson's antisemitic comments, footage from an ABC News report on the comments is used. While talking about Woody Allen's sexual abuse allegations, footage from an ABC News report on the allegations is used.
*In "10 Times Olympians Went Beast Mode at Paris 2024", footage from ESPN coverage of the Paris 2024 Olympics is used throughout the video.
*In "Top 10 Archaeological Mysteries Finally Resolved", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video.
*In "10 Most Infamous Cold Cases of this Century (So Far)" (published August 15, 2024), while talking about the disappearance of Chandra Levy, footage from an ABC News report on Levy is used.
*In "Top 30 Products That Don't Exist Anymore" (published August 16, 2024), while taking about the Walkman, footage from Pretty Woman is used.
*"Top 10 Most Surprising Movie Endings' ranks Malcolm Crowe realizing he's dead from The Sixth Sense at #2.
*The Short "Chris Evans as Johnny Storm: Then Vs Now" compares its titular character's appearances in Fantastic Four (2005) and Deadpool & Wolverine.
*In "Live ROCK N' ROLL Trivia Cash Battle! (By Mackenzie feat. Harm & Ease!)", a chat is displayed by a user who uses the poster of Deadpool & Wolverine as their profile picture.
*"Top 10 Biggest Flexes in Superhero Movies" ranks Thor getting his lightning powers from Thor: Ragnarok at #6, the Guardians holding the Power Stone from Guardians of the Galaxy at #5, Captain America wielding Mjölnir from Avengers: Endgame at #3, and Iron Man sacrificing himself from Avengers: Endgame at #1. An honorable mention is given to Doctor Strange imprisoning Dormammu from Doctor Strange. Footage from Iron Man and Iron Man 2 is also used.
*"Top 30 Cartoon Plot Twists Nobody Saw Coming" ranks Marcy's betrayal from Amphibia at #27 and Norman Osborn being the Green Goblin from Spectacular Spider-Man at #24, Cassandra being Mother Gothel's daughter from Tangled: The Series at #23, Gambit's sacrifice from X-Men '97 at #21, Webby Vanderquack being a close of Scrooge McDuck from DuckTales 2017 at #19, the Butterflys stealing the throne from Star vs. the Forces of Evil at #8, and Stan's brother being the author of the journals from Gravity Falls at #2.
*In "Top 10 Hidden Celebrity Cameos on South Park", while talking about Josh Gad's cameos as Marcus Preston and Ms. McGullicutty in "Hummels & Heroin", Gad's role as Olaf is mentioned, with footage from Frozen being used.
*In "Top 10 Greatest Shows RUINED by Controversy", while talking about Louie being ruined by the titular comedian's sexual misconduct scandal, footage from an ABC News report on the aforementioned scandal is used. While talking about iCarly being ruined by Dan Schneider's inappropriate behavior towards the cast of his various shows on Nickelodeon, footage from an ABC News report on Schneider is used. While talking about That '70s Show being ruined by the Danny Masterson's sexual misconduct scandal, footage from an ABC News report on the aforementioned scandal is used. While talking about Buffy the Vampire Slayer being ruined by Joss Whedon's mistreatment of the cast, footage from an ABC News report on Whedon is used.
*In "Top 75 Times Karens Faced Justice", while talking about Nancy Gorduke signaling out the African American students when calling back students who followed her premature dismissal back during a TNT Academy graduation, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Tony Colins referring to Carre Azuario as "Mrs. Azuario" despite her correcting him to "Dr. Azurio" multiple times, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Lisa Nowak stalking her ex-husband Richard Oefelein after their divorce, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about an unidentified Caucasian Wal-Mart employee being fired after preventing an unidentified African-American customer from leaving the store, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Susan Perez being kicked off a plane after threatening to get a flight attendant fired, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Mark McCloskey and Patrica McCloskey being charged with assault after aiming a gun at a group of people protesting the murder of George Floyd, footage from an ABC News report on the court case is used. While talking about Lisa Alexander being fired after confronting James Juanillo for "defacing" his own wall with a Black Lives Matter message, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. The #4 entry highlights Allison Edle calling the police on Jordan Rodgers for selling water allegedly without a permit. While talking about Amy Cooper, who called the police after Christian Cooper told her to put a leash on her dog, Amy's actions are compared to the Sith.
*In "Top 50 Athletes Caught CHEATING on LIVE TV", footage from ESPN coverage on the games where the cheating incidents occurred is used. While talking about "Deflate Gate", footage from an ABC News report on the scandal is used. While talking about the Chinese, South Korean, and Indonesian badminton teams of the London 2012 Olympics purposely losing games to get easier matches, footage of an ABC News report on the scandal is used.
*In "30 Movies That RUINED People's Lives", one entry is dedicated to The Phantom Menace, which ruined Ahmed Best's life. Another entry is dedicated to Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, which ruined Adriana Caselotti's life. Footage from The Mandalorian is also used.
*In "Game of Thrones Cast: Where Are They Now?" (published August 18, 2024), during Emilia Clarke's entry, footage from Secret Invasion is used.
*"Top 100 Greatest Animated Movies of All Time" (published August 18, 2024) ranks One Hundred and One Dalmatians at #96, The Emperor's New Groove at #92, Big Hero 6 at #90, The Princess and the Frog at #88, Wreck-It Ralph at #86, Meet the Robinsons at #83, A Goofy Movie at #82, Zootopia at #79, Lilo & Stitch at #78, James and the Giant Peach at #75, Peter Pan at #74, Alice in Wonderland at #64, Hercules at #63, Bambi at #61, The Hunchback of Notre Dame at #58, Mulan at #57, Tarzan at #52, Frozen at #50, Tangled at #48, Up at #47, The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh at #43, Toy Story 2 at #42, Encanto at #41, Moana at #38, Inside Out at #36, Monsters, Inc. at #33, Aladdin at #31, Coco at #30, Toy Story 3 at #28, Sleeping Beauty at #27, Pinocchio at #26, The Little Mermaid at #23, Finding Nemo at #21, Cinderella at #20, Ratatouille at #16, The Nightmare Before Christmas at #15, WALL-E at #11, Beauty and the Beast at #8, The Incredibles at #7, Fantasia at #6, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs at #4, The Lion King at #3, and Toy Story at #2. While talking about An American Tale, the narrator mentions the movie was made by former Disney animator Don Bluth. While talking about Nimona, the narrator mentions the film was initially cancelled by Disney's acquisition of Blue Sky Studios. While talking about Shrek, the narrator says the movie set Dreamworks as "the edgier alternative to Disney". While talking about The Incredibles, the narrator saying the film released "eight years before the Avengers assembled on the sliver screen". The three currently-released sequels and upcoming fifth sequel to the #2 entry are also mentioned.
*"Top 10 Greatest Scenes WITHOUT Dialogue" ranks Luke Skywalker staring at Tatooine's binary sunset for A New Hope at #10.
*"Every Alien Franchise Movie Ranked: Worst to Best" ranks Alien: Romulus at #3.
*In "Top 30 Creepiest Mysteries That Were FINALLY Solved" (published August 18, 2024), footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video. This clip is also seen in the "These Mysteries Have Finally Been SOLVED..." compilation.
*In "Top 20 Best Teen Titans Episodes", while talking about "Don't Touch That Dial", the episode's Star Wars parody is seen.
*The short "Alien: 1979 vs 2024" compares similar scenes in the original Alien and Alien: Romulus.
*In "Top 30 Most UNFAIR Playable Characters in Video Games" ranks Phoenix in Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 at #24, Anakin Skywalker in Star Wars Battlefront II at #17, the Sentinel in Marvel vs. Capcom 2: New Age of Heroes at #10, and Yoda in Soul Calibur IV at #4.
*"Top 10 Times News Anchors Abruptly Ended Interviews" ranks George Stephanopulos ending an ABC News interview with J.D. Vance after Vance said Donald Trump does not need to follow the Supreme Court's rulings at #9.
*In "Top 30 Dumbest Criminals Ever" (published August 19, 2024), while talking about Mganda Mganga attempting to carjack a car despite not knowing how to drive stick shift, footage from Gone in 60 Seconds is used.
*"Top 10 Movies RUINED In The Final Act" ranks The Village at #1. Footage from Signs is also used.
*In "Top 5 Best and Worst Fox Superhero Movies", the narrator says Deadpool & Wolverine will not be included since it was made by Disney.
*On August 20, 2024, Watchmojo uploaded "Top 10 Most Epic Power Rangers Season Finales".
*In "Top 20 Most DESTRUCTIVE Weapons Ever Created", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video.
*"Top 10 Coolest Movie Mechs" ranks the Hulkbuster at #7 and the AT-ATs at #5. An honorable mention is given to the Omnidroid v.8 from The Incredibles. Footage from Avengers: Age of Ultron and Star Wars Battlefront is used.
*In "Rotten Tomatoes Scores for ALIEN Through the Years..." (published August 21, 2024), one movie highlighted is Alien: Romulus, which Rotten Tomatoes gave a 73%.
*"Top 10 Movies That Changed the World" ranks Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs at #5 and A New Hope at #4.
*In "The Untold Story of Brandon Lee", footage from The Crow, The Crow: Fallen Angel, and Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings is used.
*"Top 20 FAILED Movie Franchises" ranks I Am Number Four at #15, Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time at #13, The Lone Ranger at #11, and John Carter at #7. Footage from Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl is also used. While talking about Eragon, the narrator mentions the rumored Disney+ series. Thor is listed among the movies the #7 entry was inspired by. While talking about 2011's Green Lantern, the narrator says the movie was lackluster in the age of the MCU. While talking about 2017's The Mummy, the narrator compares Dr. Jekyll's role in the film to Nick Fury.
*In "Top 10 Final Moments Of TV Characters That Still Hurt", Carla saying goodbye to Laverne from Scrubs ranks at #10, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright information. Charlie writing not to get on Penny's boat on his hand as he's drowning from Lost ranks at #4.
*"Top 10 Alien: Romulus Callbacks" ranks Weyland-Yutani at #10, the USCS Nostromo wreckage at #9, the drinking bird at #8, MU-TH-UR's upgrade from 6000 to 9000 at #7, the Xenomorph being the same one from the 1979 movie at #6, the references to Allen: Isolation at #5, the black liquid from Prometheus (here given the name "Prometheus Fire" at #4, Rook being inspired by Ash at #3, Kay's mutant baby at #2, and Andy reciting "Get away from her, you b***h" at #1. Honorable mentions are given to Aspen Beer, the proto pulse rifle, a Xenomorph attacking in the same vein as the iconic shot from Alien 3, and Rain signing off with the same phrasing Ellen Ripley signed off with from the original Alien.
*"Top 10 Horror Movies You Have to Watch TWICE" ranks The Sixth Sense at #2. While talking about Jacob's Ladder, the narrator suggests "climbing up Jacob's ladder" as an alternative to "falling down the rabbit hole", the latter of which is mentioned to be a reference to Alice in Wonderland.
*In "30 True Crimes That Changed Laws", while talking about Amanda Todd's suicide leading to the passing of Bill C-13, footage from an ABC News report on Todd is used. While talking about the murder of George Floyd leading to greater police reform, footage from an ABC News report on Floyd is used. While talking about the murder of Rebecca Schaffer leading to stricter anti-stalking laws, footage from an ABC News report on Schaffer is used.
*In "Top 30 Best Unscripted Moments in MCU Movies", the #30 entry is dedicated to Tony Stark telling Peter Parker "the adults are talking" from Avengers: Infinity War. The #29 entry is dedicated to M'Baku barking at General Ross from Black Panther. The #28 entry is dedicated to Tony cheering after finding a secret door from Avengers: Age of Ultron. The #27 entry is dedicated to Yelena Belova adding siracha sauce to the mac 'n' cheese from Hawkeye at #27. The #26 entry is dedicated to Peter Quill dropping the Orb from Guardians of the Galaxy. The #25 entry is dedicated to the Wakandan chant in Avengers: Infinity War at #25. The #24 entry is dedicated to the therapy session from The Falcon and The Winter Soldier. The #23 entry is dedicated to MJ throwing bread at Andrew Garfield's Spider-Man from Spider-Man: No Way Home. The #22 entry is dedicated to Tony Stark offering Steve Rogers a blueberry from The Avengers. The #21 entry is dedicated to Thor smashing his beer on the ground from Thor. The #20 entry is shared between Tony telling Peter to move his leg from Captain America: Civil War and the hug from Spider-Man: Homecoming. The #19 entry is dedicated to Tony and Nebula playing paper football from Avengers: Endgame. The #18 entry is dedicated to Black Widow and Yelena discussing the former's fighting pose from the former's self-titled movie. The #17 entry is dedicated to Scott Lang asking if Hope was even going for his hand from Ant-Man. The #16 entry is dedicated to Doctor Strange initially rejected the memory wipe spell from Spider-Man: No Way Home. The #15 entry is dedicated to Thor hanging Mjölnir on a coat rack from Thor: The Dark World. The #14 entry is dedicated to the snake story from Thor: Ragnarok. The #13 entry is dedicated to Wanda and Vision's conversation before the latter's death from Avengers: Infinity War. The #12 entry is dedicated to Andrew Garfield's Spider-Man saying he loves the other two from Spider-Man: No Way Home. The #11 entry is dedicated to "Get help!" from Thor: Ragnarok. The #10 entry is dedicated to Tony calling Steve a liar from Avengers: Endgame. The #9 entry is dedicated to Peggy Carter reaching for Steve's pecs from Captain America: The First Avenger. The #8 entry is dedicated to "Nick Fury" saying "B***h please, you've been to space" from Spider-Man: Far From Home. The #7 entry is dedicated to Nick Fury checking under the Skrull's sheet from Captain Marvel. The #6 entry is dedicated to Wong listening to Beyoncé from Doctor Strange. The #5 entry is dedicated to "Hey auntie" from Black Panther. The #4 entry is dedicated to Spider-Man begging as he is dusted from Avengers: Infinity War. The #3 entry is dedicated to Drax asking "Why is Gamora?" from Avengers: Infinity War. The #2 entry is dedicated to Thor calling Hulk a friend from work from Thor: Ragnarok. The #1 entry is dedicated to "I am Iron Man" from Iron Man. Footage from Iron Man 2 is also used.
*In "Top 10 Funniest Donald Trump Impressions", while talking about James Austin Jonston, footage from a Saturday Night Live sketch mentions Star Wars.
*In "Top 20 Movies That Took MAJOR Chances", the #17 is dedicated to Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl, which was Disney's first PG-13 movie. The #15 entry is dedicated to the multiple jokes at Disney's expense from Shrek. The #4 entry is dedicated to Iron Man casting Robert Downey Jr. in the leading role. The #3 entry is dedicated to Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, which was the first feature-length animated movie. While talking about 1979's Alien being a horror movie set in space, the narrator mentions the film released five years after Star Wars.
*In "Top 10 Celebs Who Ruined Their Careers with One Video", while about Sean Combs' career being ruined by the video of Combs chasing his girlfriend down a hotel hallway, footage from an ABC News report on the video is used.
*"Top 20 Parts That Everyone Gets Stuck at in Video Games" ranks the Hoth levels from Super Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back at #10.
*In "Top 20 Celebs Who Are Difficult to Work With", while talking about Joss Whedon, a clip of Whedon on the red carpet for The Avengers is played. While talking about Bill Murray, footage from What About Bob? is used. While talking about Edward Norton, footage from The Incredible Hulk is used. While talking about Sean Penn, footage from one of Penn's appearances on Jimmy Kimmel Live! is used.
*"Top 20 Alien Franchise Movie Moments" ranks Bjorn's death from Alien: Romulus at #14 and Kay giving birth to the Offspring from Alien: Romulus at #5.
*In "Top 10 Comedies That Make Everyday Things Hilarious", while taking about Dale and Brennan fighting over the drum set from Step Brothers, Dale is shown wearing a shirt featuring Yoda in footage from the movie.
*In "10 Times Blooper Reels Were More Hilarious Than the Movie", the bloopers for Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest rank at #10.
*In "Top 25 Hardest Video Game Bosses of Each Year (2000 - 2024)" (published August 25, 2024), the entry for 2002 is Sephiroth's boss fight from Kingdom Hearts. The entry for 2003 is Darth Malak's boss fight from Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic.
*"Top 10 Deepest Cinematic Universes" ranks the MCU at #2 and Star Wars at #1. Footage from Avengers: Endgame, Return of the Jedi, Iron Man, Avengers: Infinity War, Revenge of the Sith, Star Wars Rebels, Andor, and The Force Awakens is used.
*In "Top 100 Greatest Movie Characters of All Time" (published August 25, 2024), the #91 entry is dedicated to the titular character from Cinderella. The #89 entry is dedicated to the titular character of WALL-E. The #86 entry is dedicated to Maleficent from Sleeping Beauty. The #81 entry is dedicated to Jack Skellington from The Nightmare Before Christmas. The #78 entry is dedicated to Pinocchio, who is labeled as from both the Disney film of the same name and Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio. The #71 entry is dedicated to Captain Hook from Peter Pan. The #62 entry is dedicated to Han Solo from Star Wars. The #49 entry is dedicated to Woody from the Toy Story franchise, with footage from the first film being used. The #39 entry is dedicated to the titular character of the Spider-Man franchise. The #38 entry is dedicated to Yoda from Star Wars. The #35 entry is dedicated to Cruella De Vil from the One Hundred and One Dalamatains franchise, with footage from the original film, the live-action remake, and the character's self-titled film being used. The #33 entry is dedicated to Jack Sparrow from the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise, with footage from Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl being used. The #29 entry is dedicated to Wolverine from the X-Men franchise. The #20 entry is dedicated to Iron Man from the MCU, with footage from the character's first self-titled film, Thor: The Dark World, The Avengers, Avengers: Infinity War, and Avengers: Endgame being used. The #18 entry is dedicated to Mary Poppins, with footage from the film of the same name and Mary Poppins Returns being used. The #14 entry is dedicated to the Genie from Aladdin. The #2 entry is dedicated to Darth Vader from Star Wars. While talking about Sean Maguire from Good Will Hunting, footage from Dead Poets Society is used. While talking about Charlie Chaplin's recurring character "The Tramp", the narrator specifies she is not talking about the one with the lady.
*The short "Alien Romulus: Where You Know Actress Cailee Spaeny From..." highlights Spaeny's role as Rain in the titular movie.
*"Top 10 Movie Plot Twists That Changed EVERYTHING" ranks Darth Vader being Luke Skywalker's father from The Empire Strikes Back at #3. Footage from Spider-Man: Homecoming is used in the intro.
*In "Top 20 Most Massive Animals of All Time" (published August 26, 2024), footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video. While talking about the giant squid, footage from 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea is used. While talking about the Japanese spider crab, the narrator jokes that the only way the animal is going to star in an animated movie is if Tim Burton becomes the creative director at Pixar.
*"Top 30 Historically Accurate Movies" ranks Bridge of Spies at #28 and Lincoln at #8.
*In "Top 20 Best Trading Card Games" ranks Star Wars: Unlimited at #10, Marvel Champions: The Card Game at #7, and Disney Lorcana at #4.
*In "Top 10 Movie Sequels That Look More Dated Than the Original", the #9 entry is dedicated to An American Werewolf in Paris which is a sequel to An American Werewolf in London. The #7 entry is dedicated to The Return of Jafar. The narrator says prequels are excluded, giving the example of The Phantom Menace. While talking about The Neverending Story III, the narrator mentions that the original movie had Brian Johnson working on special effects, whose work on Star Wars is mentioned. Footage from Aladdin is used. While talking about Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull again worse than its three predecessors, footage from Attack of the Clones is used.
*In "Top 10 TV Flops from the 2000s That Are Actually Worth Watching", while talking about FlashForward, the narrator mentions that the show failed to compete with Lost.
*In "10 Tragic Messages Famous People Sent Before Dying", while talking about Chelsie Kryst texting her mother thanking her for attempting to help with her mental health issues, footage from an ABC News report on Kryst's death is used. While talking about Chadwick Boseman texting Nate Moore that he was grateful for being able to help children with cancer, footage from Black Panther and an ABC News report on Boseman's death is used.
*The short "The Hulk's MCU Evolution" compares its titular character's appearances in The Incredible Hulk, The Avengers, Avengers: Age of Ultron, Thor: Ragnarok, Avengers: Infinity War, Avengers: Endgame, and She-Hulk: Attorney at Law. She-Hulk's appearance in She-Hulk: Attorney at Law and Red Hulk's upcoming appearance in Captain America: Brave New World are also included.
*In "Top 20 Hilarious Spoof Scenes in Movies", the #11 entry is dedicated to Not Another Teen Movie parodying the makeover scene from She's All That. The #6 entry is dedicated to Woody mimicking the 360° head spin from The Exorcist from Toy Story. The #4 entry is dedicated to Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me parodying the "I am your father" scene from The Empire Strikes Back. While talking about Spaceballs parodying the chestburster scene from Alien, the film's numerous references to Star Wars are mentioned.
*In "Top 10 Serious Actors Who Are Hilarious in Interviews", various entries include clips from Jimmy Kimmel Live!, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright information. While talking about Oscar Isaac, footage from The Force Awakens is used. While talking about Pedro Pascal, the narrator lists "interglacial bounty hunters" as one of the types of roles Pascal has played. While talking about Willem Dafoe, footage from an ABC News interview with Dafoe is used. While talking about Harrison Ford, Ford's role as Han Solo is mentioned.
*"Top 10 Most HATED Movie Intros" ranks the flashback from Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny at #1.
*"Top 20 WORST Mistakes Made by Teachers", while talking about a special education kindergarten teacher giving her students melatonin gummies, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Patrica Cummings using her African-American students to demonstrate slavery, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used.
*In the short "Alien Romulus: Where You Know Kay's Isabela Merced From...", one of Merced highlighted roles is Kay from Alien: Romulus.
*In "Top 25 Sexiest Video Game Characters Of Each Year (2000 - 2024)" (published August 29, 2024), the entry for 2008 is Juno Eclipse from Star Wars: The Force Unleashed.
*"Top 10 Movie Moments When the Hero Regains Their Power" ranks Tony storming the Mandarin's base for Iron Man 3 at #7, Captain Marvel using her full power from Captain Marvel at #3, and Thor's lightning blast from Thor: Ragnarok at #2. Footage from Avengers: Endgame is used in the outro.
*In "Top 20 Greatest Samurai Movies", while talking about The Hidden Fortress, the narrator mentions the film has often been compared to Star Wars.
*In "10 Nepo Babies Who Faced Public Backlash", while talking about Charlie Sheen, footage from an ABC News interview with Sheen is used. Footage of the Lion King musical is used in the outro.
*In "Top 20 TV Stars Who FLOPPED in Movies", while talking about Mischa Barton, footage from The Sixth Sense is used. While talking about Matthew Fox, footage from Lost is used. While talking about Taylor Kitsch, footage from John Carter is used.
*"Top 20 Special Forces Units From Movies" ranks the Navy Seals as seen in The Rock at #16.
*In "10 Normal Looking Selfies with a Disturbing Back Story", footage from ESPN coverage is used throughout the video. While talking about Diome Similgel sneaking a selfie with Kobe Bryant (which would become the final photo of Bryant before his fatal plane crash), footage from an ABC News report on the aforementioned crash is used. While talking about Gary Slok and his mother taking a selfie on the ill-fated Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17, footage from an ABC News report on the doomed flight is used. While talking about the photo of Mallory Grossman and her mother (the former later committing suicide due to the latter's abuse), footage from an ABC News report on Grossman is used. While talking about Gilles Leclerc and Marie Labanane's selfie at an Eagles of Death Metal concert the night of the November 2015 Paris terrorist attacks, footage from an ABC News report on the attacks is used.
*"10 Things to Know About The Deadpool Killer" discusses a serial killer who happens to share his name with Wade Wilson.
*The short "The Evolution of Nicolas Cage" includes footage from The Rock, Con Air, and National Treasure.
*In "10 Celebs Who Ruined ANOTHER Celeb's Career", while talking about Michael Bay ruining Megan Fox's career, footage from an ABC News interview with Fox is used. While talking about Kim Kardashian ruining Kris Humphries' career, footage from an ABC News report on the couple's divorce is used. While talking about Charlie Sheen ruining Selma Blair's career, footage from an ABC News report on Sheen being fired from Two and a Half Men is used.
*"Top 20 Exact Moments When a Character Turned EVIL" ranks Lots-o'-Huggin' Bear getting abandoned from Toy Story 3 at #17, Kissing Kate Arlow getting shot from Holes at #15, Syndrome kidnapping superheroes from The Incredibles at #8, and Anakin Skywalker stopping Mace Windu from killing Palpatine from Revenge of the Sith at #3.
*In "30 Haunting Serial Killer Interviews Right Before Execution", while talking about Oscar Bolin's interview with Fox 13, footage from an ABC News report on Bolin is used.
*"Top 30 WORST Sitcoms Ever" (published September 1, 2024) ranks Dog with a Blog at #5.
*In "Top 10 Movie Cameos That Were Brutally Cut", the #6 entry is dedicated to Jack Whitehall, who had a cut line as Gothi from Frozen. The #4 entry is dedicated to Rob McElhenney, who had a cut cameo as a TVA Agent in Deadpool & Wolverine. While talking about Harrison Ford's cut cameo as Elliott's principal from E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial, footage from A New Hope is used. While talking about Shailene Woodley's cut cameo as Mary Jane Watson in The Amazing Spider-Man 2, Zendaya's version of the character is mentioned, with footage from Spider-Man: No Way Home being used.
*In "Top 10 Times Karens Ruined Weddings", while talking about an unidentified woman cutting holes into dresses at a bridal shop, the woman is seen wearing a Mickey Mouse sweater.
*In "Top 30 TV Hosts Who DESTROYED Their Careers on Air", footage from ESPN coverage related to various former sports anchors is used throughout the video. Footage from The View is also used throughout the video, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright information. The #29 entry is dedicated to Al Campanis, who claimed African-American people couldn't be baseball players during an interview with ABC News. While talking about Rick Sánchez claiming that Jewish people were not a repressed minority, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. The #15 entry is dedicated to Natasha Exelby, who was fired for ABC News after mindlessly fiddling with a pen on live TV. The #14 entry is dedicated to Danyelle Sargent, who was fired from ESPN after unknowingly swearing on live TV. The #12 entry is dedicated to Rush Limbaugh, who was fired from ESPN after racist comments towards Donovan McNabb. While talking about Paula Deen attempting to use Bible verses to excuse her earlier use of racial slurs in an interview on Today, footage from an ABC News report on the aforementioned comments is used. While talking about Chris Harrison defending Rachael Kirkconnell's racism during an interview on Extra, footage from an ABC News report on Harrison being fired from The Bachelor is used. While talking about Brian Williams lying about being in an attacked aircraft in Iraq, footage from an ABC News report on Williams being fired from NBC News is used. While talking about Billy Bush being fired from Today after a recording of Bush laughing at Donald Trump's misogynistic comments, footage from an ABC News report on Bush's firing is used.
*In "These Are The GREATEST Superhero Cartoons Moments...":
**"Top 10 90s Superhero Cartoons" ranks Darkwing Duck at #9.
**"Top 10 Actors Who Had Roles in Both Marvel and DC Shows" ranks Phil LaMarr voicing the Disastrous Nuke in Avengers Assemble and the Mysterious Cloak in Ultimate Spider-Man at #10, Grey DeLisle voicing Captain Marvel in Avengers Assemble at #8, Will Friedle for voicing Star-Lord and other characters in Guardians of the Galaxy and Avengers Assemble, Troy Baker voicing Hawkeye and Loki in Avengers Assemble and Guardians of the Galaxy at #6, Clancy Brown voicing the Red Hulk in Avengers Assemble and the Taskmaster in Ultimate Spider-Man at #5, Kevin Michael Richardson voicing Groot in Guardians of the Galaxy, Avengers Assemble, and Ultimate Spider-Man at #4, J.K. Simmons voicing J. Jonah Jameson in Ultimate Spider-Man and The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes at #3, Tara Strong voicing Mary Jane Watson in Ultimate Spider-Man at #2, and Mark Hamill voicing Ulysses Klaue in The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes at #1. Honorable mentions are given to Tom Kenny voicing Doctor Octopus in Ultimate Spider-Man, Greg Cipes voicing Iron Fist in Ultimate Spider-Man, Dee Bradley Baker voicing Sandman in Ultimate Spider-Man, and Khary Payton voicing Wasabi in Big Hero 6: The Series.
**"Top 10 Darkest What If...? Moments" ranks Loki Invades Earth from "What If... The World Lost Its Mightiest Heroes?" at #10, Killmonger Slays Rhodey & T'Challa from "What If... Killmonger Rescued Tony Stark?" at #9, Stephen Strange Absorbs Living Creatures from "What If... Doctor Strange Lost His Heart Instead of His Hands?" at #8, Ego Finds Star-Lord from "What If... T'Challa Became a Star-Lord?" at #7, The Heroes Lose Hope from "What If... Zombies!?" at #6, Natasha Confronts The Watcher from "What If... The Watcher Broke His Oath?" at #5, Hawkeye Dies As A Villain from "What If... The World Lost Its Mightiest Heroes?" at #4, Ultron Overwhelms The Watcher from "What If... Ultron Won?" at #3, Vision's Betrayal from "What If... Zombies!?" at #2, and Strange-Supreme Breaks Reality from "What If... Doctor Strange Lost His Heart Instead of His Hands?" at #1.
**"Top 20 Epic Fight Scenes in Animated Superhero Shows" ranks Strange Supreme Vs. Dr. Strange from What If...? at #8, Party Thor Vs. Captain Marvel from What If...? at #6, and The Guardians of the Multiverse Vs. Ultron from What If...? at #4.
*"Top 10 Funniest Superhero Parodies Ever Made" ranks the titular character from Darkwing Duck at #16. The #15 entry is dedicated to the Justice Friends from Dexter's Laboratory, who are parodies of the Avengers. The #10 entry is dedicated to the Vindicators from Rick and Morty, who are parodies of the Avengers. While talking about the titular character from The Toxic Avenger, the hero's "ugliness" is said to be in contrast of Captain America or Superman. While talking about the titular character from Megamind, the narrator says the film was released just as the MCU was starting.
*"Top 30 Strongest Characters of All Time" (published September 2, 2024) ranks Spider-Man at #30, Luke Cage at #29, Mr. Incredible at #27, Wolverine at #26, the Thing at #24, the Genie from Aladdin at #23, Juggernaut at #22, Darth Vader at #16, Hercules (who is credited as both from Greek mythology and Marvel) at #14, Thor (who is credited from both Norse mythology and Marvel) at #12, Thanos at #8, and the Hulk at #5. Footage from Spider-Man: Homecoming, Spider-Man: Far From Home, Luke Cage, The Incredibles, Deadpool & Wolverine, Ultimate Spider-Man, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Rogue One, Hulk and the Agents of S.M.A.S.H., Thor: Ragnarok, Avengers: Infinity War, Thor, Avengers: Endgame, and The Avengers is used. While talking about Shazam, the narrator says the character originally went by "Captain Marvel" but uses his current moniker to avoid confusion with a certain other character.
*"Top 20 AWESOME Crossovers of All Time" (published September 3, 2024) ranks The Uncanny X-Men and The Teen Titans at #19, Deadpool & Wolverine at #15, A Muppet Family Christmas at #14, Kingdom Hearts II at #6, Spider-Man: No Way Home at #4, Avengers: Endgame at #2, and Who Framed Roger Rabbit at #1. An honorable mention is given to "That's So Suite Life of Hannah Montana". While talking about Godzilla vs. Kong, the narrator mentions Bambi as another character the former has crossed over with. While talking about the "Imaginationland" trilogy from South Park, Jack Skellington, Peter Pan, Mickey Mouse, Yoda, Ewoks, Stormtroopers, Darth Maul, Cinderella, Br'er Fox, Br'er Rabbit, Uncle Remus, Mr. Toad, the Mad Hatter, V.I.N.CENT, Dreamfinder, Cruella De Vil, Captain Hook, The Headless Horseman, the Green Goblin, and Venom are seen in footage from the episode. While talking about Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, footage from Sora's reveal trailer for the game is used. Footage from The Avengers is also used.
*"Top 20 Hardest SNES Games" ranks Super Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back at #10 and the Lion King SNES game at #7.
*In "The Best Presidential Impersonations Ever" (published September 3, 2024), one example given is Escalation, an animation by former Disney animator Ward Kimball in which Lyndon B. Johnson's nose grows like Pinocchio's. The narrator mentions that Johnson was voiced by Paul Frees in the animation, whose role as Ludwig Von Drake is mentioned.
*"Top 20 Controversial Moments In Animated Movies" ranks "Pink Elephants on Parade" from Dumbo at #18, Ming Lee believing Mei is on her period from Turning Red at #17, the Blender's death from The Brave Little Toaster at #16, "Hellfire" from The Hunchback of Notre Dame at #15, Pleasure Island from Pinocchio at #14, the ear lyric in "Arabian Nights" from Aladdin at #13, the entirety of Song of the South at #12, Bambi's mother's death from Bambi at #8, the clergyman who appears to have his privates showing from The Little Mermaid at #7, and Jessica Rabbit's apparent lack of underwear from Who Framed Roger Rabbit at #2. Footage from the live-action Aladdin remake is also used.
*In "Top 10 Visually Stunning Anime Openings", while talking about "RAISE INSIGHT" from Detective Conan, the narrator says the opening is the best blending of animation and live-action since Who Framed Roger Rabbit.
*In "10 Times Kids Cartoons Dealt with Death", the #10 entry is dedicated to Big Henry's death from Gravity Falls. The #7 is dedicated to Trooper 99's death from Star Wars: The Clone Wars.
*"Top 10 Gritty Superhero Movies" ranks Unbreakable at #4.
*"Top 10 Vengeful Anti-heroes in Movies" ranks the titular character of the Deadpool franchise at #5.
*In "20 Crazy People Who Claimed to Be God", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video. While talking about Oscar Ramiro Ortega-Hernandez, footage from an ABC News report on Ortega-Hernandez is used. While talking about Sun Myung Moon, footage from an ABC News report on Moon is used. While talking about Apollo Quiboloy, footage from an ABC News report on Quiboloy is used. While talking about Delores Kane, footage from an ABC News report on Kane is used. While talking about Charles Manson, footage from an ABC News report on Manson is used.
*"Top 20 Cartoon Episodes That Never Get Old" ranks "Dude, We're Getting the Band Back Together" from Phineas and Ferb at #20, "Days of Future Past" from X-Men: The Animated Series at #18, "The Wrong Jedi" from Star Wars: The Clone Wars at #13, "Not What He Seems" from Gravity Falls at #12, and "Intervention" from The Spectacular Spider-Man at #10. Footage from X-Men '97 is also used.
*In "Top 20 Things You Didn't Know About Beetlejuice", the #4 entry is dedicated to multiple easter eggs that reference some of Tim Burton's future films, including a skull that appears to resemble Jack Skellington. While talking about Betelgeuse only being in the film for 17 minutes, the narrator compares this to the 17 minutes Darth Vader appears for in A New Hope.
*"Top 10 Unexpectedly Great Movie Sequels" ranks Captain America: The Winter Soldier at #10, the four Toy Story sequels at #5, and The Empire Strikes Back at #1. Footage from Inside Out 2 and Captain America: The First Avenger is also used. While talking about Aliens, Avatar: The Way of Water is mentioned as another James Cameron sequel that surpassed its predecessor.
*"Top 10 Times Deadpool Went Berserk" ranks battling his variants from Deadpool & Wolverine at #7 and the fight against the TVA agents from Deadpool & Wolverine at #3.
*In "30 Celebrity Comebacks That Bombed and Why", while talking about Bill Cosby's comeback failing due to Cosby's sexual misconduct allegations, footage from an ABC News report on Cosby is used. While talking about JaRule's comeback failing due to the disastrous execution of Fyre Festival, footage from an ABC News report on the aforementioned festival is used. While talking about Roseanne Barr's comeback failing due to Barr's racist comments, footage from an ABC News report on the aforementioned comments is used.
*In "20 Horrific Crimes by Television Stars", while talking about Jussie Smollett's faked hate crime, footage from an ABC News report on the scandal is used. Smollett's role in The Mighty Ducks is also mentioned. While talking about Adam Hicks, Hicks' role as the latter titular character in Zeke and Luther is mentioned. Footage from an ABC News report on Hicks' robbery is also used. While talking about Orlando Brown, Brown's role as Eddie Brown in That's So Raven is mentioned. Footage from an ABC News report on Brown abusing his girlfriend is also used. While talking about Jared Fogle's predatory actions, footage from an ABC News report on the scandal is used. While talking about Danny Masterson's sexual assault charges, footage from an ABC News report on the scandal is used. While talking about Steven Colins' sexual misconduct, footage from an ABC News report on the scandal is used. While talking about Bill Cosby's sexual misconduct, footage from an ABC News report on the scandal is used.
*In "20 Moments in Children's TV That Did NOT Age Well", the #4 entry is dedicated to the titular brothers using a peephole in "Forever Plaid" from The Suite Life of Zack & Cody. Footage from The Suite Life on Deck is also used.
*In "Top 10 Trump Scandals You Forgot About", while talking about drawing on a hurricane prediction map with a sharpie, footage from an ABC News report on the scandal is used. While talking about using his presidency to profit his personal businesses, footage from an ABC News report on the scandal is used. During the dishonorable mention for his ban on transgender people in the military, footage from an ABC News report on the scandal is used. While talking about separating families at the United States' southern border, footage from an ABC News report on the scandal is used.
*In "Top 10 Most CONTROVERSIAL Family Movies", the #10 entry is dedicated to The Lion King, due to its alleged plagiarism of Kimba the White Lion. The #4 entry is dedicated to The Little Mermaid, due to Ariel sacrificing her voice for Prince Eric. The #2 entry is dedicated to Aladdin, due to its depiction of the Middle East. The #1 entry in dedicated to Pocahontas, due to its historical inaccuracies. Footage from Pocahontas II: Journey to a New World is also used.
*"Top 20 Movie Scenes RUINED by Terrible CGI" ranks the car jump from Gone in 60 Seconds at #20, CLU's introduction from Tron: Legacy at #18, Jabba the Hutt's scene in the special edition of A New Hope at #13, and the fight between T'Challa and Erik Killmonger from Black Panther at #6. While talking about the final battle from 2017's Justice League, footage from Avengers: Age of Ultron is used.
*"Top 10 Movie Scenes RUINED by Memes" ranks Anakin Skywalker storming the Jedi Temple from Revenge of the Sith at #8. While talking about Dani screaming with a group of Hargan women from Midsommar, a Tweet featuring a woman excitedly reacting to Captain Marvel is shown.
*In "Top 30 Biggest SNL Feuds", while talking about Kanye West's feud with the backstage crew members, footage from an ABC News report on West is used.
*In "30 Musicians Who DESTROYED Their Careers on Stage", while talking about Mariah Carey's concert at New Years Rockin' Eve 2017, ABC is mentioned in the copyright information. While talking about Miguel injuring a fan during a stag dive at the 2014 Video Music Awards, the ABC logo is seen.
*In "20 TV Tragedies That Happened LIVE", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video.
*In "10 Unsolved Prison Murders", while talking about Alexander Warmbeir, footage from an ABC News report on Warmbeir is used.
*In "Top 10 Incredible Viral Moments from the Paralympics", while talking about Jodie Grinham winning the gold medal for archery while seven months pregnant, the narrator says "To paraphrase an old sci-fi movie you may or may not have seen, never tell this para-archer the odds."
*"Top 10 Things You Missed Callbacks in Beetlejuice Beetlejuice" ranks the mention of Disney likely referencing Tim Burton's rocky history with the company at #2. Footage from 1984's Frankenweenie, The Nightmare Before Christmas and Dumbo 2019 is used.
*In "Top 100 Greatest TV Villains", the #91 entry is dedicated to Darth Maul in Star Wars: The Clone Wars. The #89 entry is dedicated to Mr. Gold from Once Upon a Time. The #86 entry is dedicated to Moff Gideon from The Mandalorian. The #66 entry is dedicated to Heinz Doofenshmirtz from Phineas and Ferb. The #60 entry is dedicated to Magneto, who is credited as from both X-Men: The Animated Series and X-Men '97. The #35 entry is dedicated to Kingpin from the MCU, with footage from Daredevil being used. The #18 entry is dedicated to Killgrave from Jessica Jones. The #14 entry is dedicated to Bill Cipher from Gravity Falls. The #10 entry is dedicated to Ben Linus from Lost. Footage from Wander Over Yonder and Star Wars Rebels is also used. While talking about the Joker as seen in the DC Animated Universe, Mark Hamill's role as Luke Skywalker is mentioned.
*In "Top 20 TV Shows CANCELLED over Controversy", the #16 entry is dedicated to Playmakers, which was cancelled due to the NFL disapproving of the show's depiction of football. The #7 entry is dedicated to Politically Incorrect, which was cancelled due to the show spreading conspiracy theories about the September 11th, 2001 terrorist attacks. The #5 entry is dedicated to Roseanne, which was cancelled due to its eponymous host's racist social media posts. While talking about Megan Wants a Millionaire being cancelled due to former contestant Ryan Jenkins murdering his wife, Jasmine Fiore, footage from an ABC News report on the aforementioned murder is used.
*In "Top 30 Apple Fails", while talking about Apple products running slower when a new product releases, footage from an ABC News report on this phenomenon is used. While talking about the cancellation of Copland, the narrator specifies they're not talking about Cop Land.
*"Top 10 Most Anticipated TV Moments That BOMBED" ranks "Peter's" true identity from WandaVision at #8 and the flash-sideways universe being purgatory from Lost at #6.
*"Top 20 Most Loved Tim Burton Characters" ranks Sparky from Frankenweenie at #17, Sally from The Nightmare Before Christmas at #13, Bela Lugosi from Ed Wood at #10, the titular character from Ed Wood at #6, and Jack Skellington from The Nightmare Before Christmas at #3.
*In "Top 20 Everyday Habits That Are KILLING YOU", while talking about stress, footage from The Avengers is used. While talking about social isolation, footage from Frozen and Coyote Ugly is used. While talking about using smartphones too frequently, footage from When in Rome is used. While talking about not getting enough sleep, footage from Ed Wood is used. While talking about breathing indoor air, footage from Scrubs is used. While taking about sunbathing, footage from Frozen and an ABC News report on tanning beds is used. While talking about drinking too much water, footage from The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou is used.
*In "Best Joe Biden Impressions", during James Austin Johnson's entry, the clip used features Johnson's impression of Biden saying that people they can stop COVID-19 by not repeatedly seeing Spider-Man: No Way Home.
*"Top 10 TERRIBLE Movies That Should Have Been GREAT" ranks Tomorrowland at #4. Footage from Ratatouille is also used. Brad Bird's work on The Incredibles is also mentioned. While talking about The Last Airbender, M. Night Shamalayan directing The Sixth Sense is mentioned.
*In "Top 10 Times Politicians Were Owned in Presidential Debates", footage from ABC News coverage on the debates is used.
*In the short "Remembering The Voice Roles of James Earl Jones", three of the roles highlighted are Santa Claus from Recess, Mufasa from The Lion King, and Darth Vader from Star Wars.
*In "Top 30 Hated Actors", while talking about Katherine Heigl, footage from Grey's Anatomy is used. While talking about Chris Pratt, footage from Guardians of the Galaxy is used. While talking about Kathy Griffin, footage from an ABC News report on Griffin holding up a model of Donald Trump's severed head is used. While talking about Ashton Kutcher, footage from an ABC News report on Kutcher and Mila Kunis defending Danny Masterson after Masterson's sexual misconduct allegations is used. While talking about Charlie Sheen, footage from an ABC News report on Sheen is used. While talking about Gwyneth Paltrow, footage from Iron Man is used. While talking about Roseanne Barr, footage from Roseanne is used. While talking about Andy Dick, footage from one of Dick's appearances on Jimmy Kimmel Live! is used. While talking about Amy Schumer, footage from an ABC News report on Schumer is used. While talking about Rob Schneider, footage from Deuce Bigalow: European Gigolo is used. While talking about James Corden, footage from Into the Woods is used.
*In "10 TV Episodes That Were Pulled Because Of World Events", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video. While taking about "Point of Impact" from Shooter being delayed six months due to multiple shootings at police officers, footage from ABC News reports on the aforementioned shootings is used. One entry is dedicated to "Still" from Castle, which was delayed a week due to the Boston Marathon bombing. Footage from an ABC News report on the aforementioned bombing is also used. While talking about "The Gift" from Alternatino with Arturo Castro being delayed a week due to the Gilroy Garlic Festival shooting, footage from an ABC News report on the aforementioned shooting is used.
*In "Top 10 Moments From the Second US Presidential Debate of 2024" (published September 11, 2024), the titular debate was hosted by ABC News.
*In "Top 10 Behind the Scenes Facts About Beetlejuice Beetlejuice", the narrator mentions that the film is the fourth time Tim Burton and Michael Keaton have worked together after the original, Batman Returns, and the live-action Dumbo remake. While talking about Michael Keaton insisting Betelgeuse maintain his limited screentime, a picture of Keaton features an individual wearing a Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs sweater.
*In "Top 20 Shocking Celebrity Cheating Scandals", while talking about Gavin Rossdale cheating on Gwen Stefani, footage from an ABC News report on the former couple is used. while talking about Kristen Stewart cheating on Robert Pattinson, footage from an ABC News report on the former couple is used. While talking about Adam Levine cheating on Behati Prinsloo, footage from an ABC News report on the couple is used. While talking about Ashton Kutcher cheating on Demi Moore, footage from an ABC News report on the couple is used. While talking about Jesse James cheating on Sandra Bullock, footage from an ABC News report on the couple is used. While talking about Jiard Peeke cheating on Shakira, footage from an ABC News report on the couple is used. While talking about Arnold Schwarzenegger cheating on Maria Shriver, footage from an ABC News report on the couple is used. While talking about Tiger Woods cheating on Elin Nordegren, footage from an ABC News report on the couple is used.
*In "Top 20 Celebs Who Saved Their Careers by Changing Genre", while talking about Robert Downey Jr., footage from Iron Man and Avengers: Endgame is used.
*In "Top 20 Musicians Who Left Fame Behind", while talking about Shirley Temple, the narrator mentions that Temple served on the board of directors for Disney.
*In "10 Athletes Who Committed Murder and Shocked the World", while talking about Jovan Belcher, footage from an ABC News report on Belcher is used. While talking about Oscar Pistorius, footage from an ABC News report on Pistorius is used. While talking about Aaron Hernandez, footage from an ABC News report on Hernandez is used.
*"Top 30 Angry Outbursts Caught on Live TV" ranks about Whoopi Goldberg and Joy Baehard walking off set after Bill O'Reilly made an insensitive comment towards the Muslim community on The View at #2.
*In the short "Best of Adam Ray as Dr Phil on Kill Tony", one clip features Ray's impression of Dr. Phil saying that something excited him in a way he hasn't been since Cool Runnings released on DVD. Another clip features the aforementioned impression saying that Tony Hinchcliffe is "dressed like Fozzie Bear's agent".
*"Top 20 Times South Park Made Fun of Disney" ranks Mr. Hankey mimicking Mickey Mouse's outfit from Fantasia to get rid of festival-goers at #20, the Strongbabies carrying over Mulan at #19, J.J. Abrams rebooting the United States National Anthem as a reference to Star Wars at #18, Stan helping a peewee hockey team being reference to The Mighty Ducks at #17, Randy dressing up as Leia Organa at #16, Cartman using his mobility scooter at Disneyland at #15, Cartman, Kyle, Stan, and Kenny's Halloween costumes as the Hulk, Thor, Captain America, and Iron Man respectively at #14, Cartman stealing ballots in an attempt to be cast as Luke Skywalker's son at #13, Randy and Mickey being the cause of the COVID-19 pandemic in the show at #12, the alternate universe where Disney controls literally everything at #11, Scott's desperation to get Disney+ at #10, Mickey's mistreatment of other Disney characters at #9, South Park: The Fractured But Whole parodying the Avengers at #8, Cartman being afraid he will be perceived as racist for not liking Black Panther at #7, Randy's speech criticizing The Force Awakens for "not innovating enough" at #6, Big Gay Al's Big Gay Boat Ride parodying Jungle Cruise and It's a Small World at #5, Stan getting trapped in Facebook which resembles Tron at #4, "Elementary School Musical" parodying High School Musical at #3, Mickey making the Jonas Brothers wear purity rings at #2, and Randy being hired to assassinate Winnie the Pooh at #1.
*In "10 Celebs Who Had a Child Outside of Their Marriage", footage of ESPN coverage is used during multiple entries related to athletes.
*"Top 10 TV Characters Who RUINED EVERYTHING" ranks Nikki and Paulo from Lost at #8.
*In "Top 10 SUPER Karens of ALL TIME" (published September 14, 2024), the #3 entry focuses on Addison Edile, who called the police on Erin Rodgers for selling water allegedly without a permit to make money for a trip to Disneyland.
*"Top 100 Funniest Movies of All Time" (published September 14, 2024) ranks 10 Things I Hate About You at #87, Romy and Michele's High School Reunion at #85, and Deadpool at #60. While talking about Step Brothers, Dale is seen wearing a shirt featuring Yoda in footage from the film. While talking about Elf, Mr. Potato Head is seen footage from the film.
*In "30 Celebrities Rumored to Be in the Illuminati", while talking about Lindsay Lohan, footage from an ABC News report on Lohan's drug use is used. While talking about Will Smith, the ABC logo is seen in footage of the 2022 Oscars. While talking about Nicolas Cage, footage from National Treasure is used. While talking about Britney Spears, the narrator mentions that Spears started her career as a cast member on Mickey Mouse Club. Footage from Fantasia is used.
*In "20 Near Death Experiences Caught on Camera", while talking about an unidentified man getting struck by lightning after dancing shirtless in a hurricane, the narrator jokes that Thor attacked the man for not taking the storm seriously, with footage from Thor: Ragnarok being used. While talking about an unidentified man who got caught in a rip current at Abalone Cove Beach, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Christopher Lostrom nearly getting run over by a boat while scuba diving, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about seven teenagers who fell into a frozen lake, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about the assassination attempt against Donald Trump, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used.
*The short "Jeff Goldblum Goldbluming for a Minute Straight" includes behind-the-scenes footage from Thor: Ragnarok.
*"Top 20 Most Infuriating TV Show Theme Songs Ever" (published September 16, 2024) ranks the Pickle and Peanut theme song at #18.
*In "Top 10 Movie Rip Offs of the Last 10 Years" (published September 16, 2024), the #3 entry is dedicated to Avengers Grimm, which is a ripoff of The Avengers. Footage from Avengers: Age of Ultron is also used. The narrator mentions that the series that the #3 entry started has no equivalent to Avengers: Endgame.
*In "Top 10 Best Beetlejuice Cartoon Moments", while talking about the "Shop 'Til You Freak" jingle from "Spooky Boo-tique", the narrator says that her subconscious will occasionally send the song up to headquarters.
*In "Top 10 Stars Who Overcame Major Struggles to Find Success Again", while talking about Brendan Fraser, footage from George of the Jungle is used. During the honorable mention for Winona Ryder, footage from Jimmy Kimmel Live! is used. While talking about Robert Downey Jr., footage from Iron Man is used.
*In "20 Dystopian Things That Happened This Century (So Far)" (published September 17, 2024), footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video. While taking about the increase censorship of internet content in certain countries, footage from an ABC News report on the increased censorship is used. Footage from The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh and Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End is featured in the report. While talking about the increase in hate speech, footage from an ABC News report on the increase is used. While talking about the housing crisis, footage from an ABC News report on the crisis is used. While talking about cyber attacks, footage from ABC News reports on various cyber attacks is used. While talking about the COVID-19 pandemic, footage from an ABC News report on the pandemic is used.
*In "10 Political Deaths That Shocked the World", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video.
*"Top 10 Unpopular Casting Choices That Turned out GREAT" ranks Hugh Jackman's casting as Wolverine in Fox's X-Men franchise at #7 and Robert Downey Jr.'s casting as Iron Man in the MCU at #3. Footage from Deadpool & Wolverine, Iron Man, Iron Man 2, and Avengers: Infinity War is used. While talking about Matt Damon's casting as Jason Bourne in The Bourne Identity, footage from Good Will Hunting is used.
*In "Top 10 Celebs Who Got Busted at Airports and Customs", while talking about Brittney Griner being arrested in Russia due to possession of medical marijuana, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While taking about Christian Slater being arrested after bringing a gun to an airport, footage from one of Slater's appearances on Jimmy Kimmel Live! is used.
*"Top 10 Monumental Video Game Failures of 2024" (published September 18, 2024) ranks Star Wars Outlaws at #6.
*In "Most Shocking Details of the Sean Diddy Combs Arrest", footage from The View and various ABC News reports related to Combs is used.
*"Agatha Harkness Origins" uses footage from WandaVision and Agatha All Along.
*"Top 20 Scenes Where the Villain Saves the Hero In Movies" ranks General Hux saving Finn, Poe, and Chewbacca in The Rise of Skywalker at #20, Bucky Barnes saving Captain America in Captain America: The Winter Soldier at #2, and Darth Vader saving Luke Skywalker in Return of the Jedi at #1.
*In "Top 10 Portrayals of the Penguin", while talking about Paul Williams' portrayal from various projects in the DC Animated Universe, Mark Hamill's roles as the Joker and Luke Skywalker are mentioned.
*In "The Untold Story of Lyle and Erik Menendez", footage from an ABC News report on the titular brothers is used.
*In "Top 10 Famous Actors Who Unexpectedly Left Fame Behind", while talking about Evangeline Lilly, her role as Hope Van Dyne is mentioned, with footage from Ant-Man and the Wasp being used. While talking about Mia Wasikowska, footage from Alice Through the Looking Glass is used. While talking about Jeannette McCurdy, footage from an ABC News interview with McCurdy is used. While talking about Eva Mendes, footage from an NBC News interview with Mendes features the actor mentioning that her list of things she doesn't want to be seen in her movies is so long she thinks she could only have roles in Disney movies. While talking about Amanda Bynes, footage from an ABC News report on Bynes is used. While talking about Rick Moranis, footage from Honey, I Shrunk the Kids is used. While talking about Daniel Day-Lewis, footage from Lincoln is used.
*"Top 10 TV Episodes That Did Not Have to Go That HARD" ranks "The Contestant" from Lost at #8.
*"Top 30 Brutal Movie Deaths of The Century (So Far)" (published September 20, 2024) ranks the Illuminati's death from Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness at #14.
*In "10 Creepy Facts About Lyle and Erik Menendez", footage from an ABC News report on the titular brothers is used.
*In "Top 10 Times Family Guy ROASTED Itself", while talking about Peter saying that him needing to save television is a plot they finally beat The Simpsons to in "Ratings Guy", the episode's clip that features two television executives participating in a lightsaber battle is seen. While talking about Valdimir Putin listing Family Guy after Peter asks if Russia has The Simpsons (as part of a joke in which Putin lists "slightly worse versions" of whatever Peter asks for), Peter asks if Russia has ESPN, to which Putin says they have FOX Sports 1.
*In "Top 20 SAVAGE Animal Rivalries", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video. While talking about the rivalry between killer whales and great white sharks, footage from Queens is used. While talking about the rivalry between lions and hyenas, footage from The Lion King is used.
*In "Top 10 Rip Off Movies That Are More Popular Than the Original", the #6 entry is dedicated to Armageddon, which is considered a rip-off of Deep Impact. While talking about Raiders of the Lost Ark being a rip-off of Secret of the Incas, footage from Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny is used. Footage from A Bug's Life is used in the outro.
*In "Top 30 Biggest Celebrity Scandals of the Century (So Far)" (published September 21, 2024), while talking about Will Smith slapping Chris Rock at the 2022 Oscars, footage from an ABC News report on the slap is used. While talking about Ryan Lotche vandalizing a restroom while drunk, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Paula Deen using a racial slur, footage from an ABC News report on the slur is used. While talking about Rosanne Barr's racist comments, footage from an ABC News report on the comments is used. Footage from Rosanne is used. while talking about Chris Brown, footage from an ABC News report on Brown's arrest is used. While talking about Ellen DeGeneres' toxic workplace behavior, footage from an ABC News report on the scandal is used. Footage of DeGeneres on the red carpet for Finding Dory is used. While talking about Felicity Huffman and Lori Loughlin taking part in the college admissions scandal, footage from an ABC News report on the scandal is used. While talking about Jussie Smollett faking a hate crime, footage from an ABC News report on the faked hate crime is used. While talking about Brittney Spears' conservatorship, footage from an ABC News report on the conservatorship is used. While talking about Tiger Woods' cheating scandal, footage from an ABC News report on the scandal is used. While talking about Allison Mack's participation in NXVIM, footage from an ABC News interview with Mack is used. While talking about nude photos of celebrities getting posted by hackers, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Bill Cosby's sexual misconduct allegations, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used.
*"Top 100 Movie Quotes Of All Time" (published September 21, 2024) ranks the "I am Groot" during the prison escape from Guardians of the Galaxy at #97, "With great power comes great responsibility" from Spider-Man 2002 at #81, the use of "Wakanda forever!" in Avengers: Infinity War at #70, the use of "O Captain, My Captain" in Dead Poets Society at #69, "I am Iron Man" from Iron Man at #62, "I see dead people" from The Sixth Sense at #44, "Say 'what' again! I dare you! I double dare you mother******!" from Pulp Fiction at #37, "I am your father" from The Empire Strikes Back at #20, "I drink your milkshake!" from There Will Be Blood at #10, and "May the Force be with you" as seen in A New Hope at #8.
*"Top 20 Hilarious Unscripted TV Moments" ranks Jessica Jones complimenting Daredevil's "ears" which the latter corrects are horns in "Take Shelter" from The Defenders at #10 and Leo Fitz responding "Science, biatch" when Gordon asks how Fitz disabled his teleportation powers in "S.O.S." from Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. at #4. While talking about Mac responding that he "kinda hates women" after Dennis points out the former and Charlie's movie doesn't have any female characters in "Mac and Charlie Write a Movie" from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, the episode's titular movie is mentioned to be a prequel to The Sixth Sense called "The Fifth Sense". While talking about Andy saying Leslie has "network connectivity problems" in "Flu Season" from Parks and Recreation, Patton Oswalt's Star Wars speech from "Article Two" is mentioned as another improvised moments from the show.
*In "Top 20 Celeb Trump Haters", while talking about Alan Ritchson, footage from one of Ritchson's appearances on Jimmy Kimmel Live! is used. While talking about Whoopi Goldberg, footage from The View is used. While talking about Jim Carrey, footage from one of Carrey's appearances on Jimmy Kimmel Live! is used. While talking about Kerry Washington, footage from Scandal and Washington's guest host appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live! is used. While talking about Mark Hamill, Hamill is shown on the red carpet for a Star Wars event. While talking about Arnold Schwarzenegger, footage an ABC News report on Schwarzenegger winning the 2000 California governor election is used. While talking about Robert De Niro, footage from one of De Niro's appearances on Jimmy Kimmel Live! is used.
*In "10 Music Artists With the Most Scandals", while talking about Chris Brown, footage from an ABC News report on Brown's arrest is used. While talking about Marilyn Manson, footage from an ABC News interview with Evan Rachel Wood is used. While talking about R. Kelly, footage from an ABC News report on Kelly's arrest is used.
*In "Top 20 Actors Who Welcome Doing Nude Scenes", while talking about Sebastian Stan, footage from Captain America: The Winter Soldier is used. While talking about Ewan McGregor, footage from Revenge of the Sith is used.
*"Top 20 Underrated Video Game Villains" ranks Darth Nihlus from Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords at #13.
*In "Top 10 Election Results that Shocked the World", while talking about Donald Trump winning the 2016 United States presidential election, footage from an ABC News report on the win is used.
*In "10 Most Disturbing Diddy Moments Because of What We Know Now" (published September 23, 2024), footage from one of the rapper's appearances on Jimmy Kimmel Live! is used. This clip is also seen in the "The Dark and Disturbing Life of Diddy..." compilation.
*In "Top 20 TV Stars Who Left Fame Behind", while talking about Bridgit Mendler, Mendler's role as Teddy Duncan in Good Luck Charlie is mentioned. Footage from an ABC News interview with Mendler is used. While talking about Andrew Shue, it is mentioned that Shue was briefly married to Amy Robach from ABC News. While talking about Jon Gosslen, footage from an ABC News report on Gosslen is used. While talking about Portia de Rossi, footage from Scandal is used. While talking about Erik Sullivan, Sullivan's role as Sheldon from Finding Nemo is mentioned. While talking about Danielle Fishel, Fishel's role as Topanga Matthews in Boy Meets World and Girl Meets World is mentioned. While talking about Kal Penn, footage from one of the Penn's appearances on Jimmy Kimmel Live! is used. While talking about Mary-Kate Olsen and Ashley Olsen, footage from Full House used. While talking about Nikki Blonsky, her role in Huge is mentioned. While talking about Agnus T. Jones, footage from an ABC News report on Jones is used. While talking about Jonathan Taylor Thomas, his role as young Simba in The Lion King is mentioned. While talking about Dylan Sprouse, footage from The Suite Life of Zack & Cody is used.
*In "10 Human Mistakes That Made the World Stand Still", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video.
*The short "The Thunderbolts Trailer Characters" compares shots in its titular trailer to similar scenes from Captain America: The Winter Soldier, Captain America: Civil War, Black Widow, The Falcon and The Winter Soldier, and Ant-Man and the Wasp. Sentry is also compared to his comic counterpart.
*In "New Disturbing Details Emerging about the Diddy Scandal Case" (published September 24, 2024), footage from multiple ABC News reports related to the lawsuits against the titular rapper is used.
*"Top 10 UNSKIPPABLE TV Show Intros" ranks Daredevil at #10.
*In "Top 10 Original Movies That Are MUCH Better than the Remake", footage from the live-action Pinocchio remake is used in the intro.
*In "Top 20 Strangest Things Found in the Known Universe", footage from Leroy & Stitch is used in the intro. While talking about the infrared stream found around certain celestial objects, footage from Thor: Ragnarok is used. While talking about Sagittarius B-2, footage from Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl is used. While talking about neutron stars and black holes, footage from Treasure Planet is used.
*In "20 Tragic Movies Because of What We Know Now" (published September 25, 2024), one entry is dedicated to Peter Pan, due to Bobby Driscoll's heart attack. Another entry is dedicated to The Phantom Menace, due to Jake Lloyd and Ahmed Best's mental health struggles due to the film. Another entry is dedicated to Captain America: Civil War, Black Panther, Avengers: Infinity War, and Avengers: Endgame, due to Chadwick Boseman's cancer.
*In "10 Celeb Reactions to the Diddy Scandal", one entry is dedicated to the hosts of The View.
*In "10 Actors Whose Careers Took Off After Leaving Their Famous TV Show", the #7 entry is dedicated to Farrah Fawcett, who became famous after leaving Charlie's Angels. While talking about Johnny Depp becoming famous after leaving the 21 Jump Street TV series, footage from Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl and Ed Wood is used. While talking about Donald Glover becoming famous after leaving Community, Glover's roles as Lando Calrissian in Solo and Simba in the photorealistic Lion King remake are mentioned. While talking about Ron Howard becoming famous after leaving Happy Days, Howard's work on Splash is mentioned. While talking about George Clooney becoming famous after leaving ER, Clooney's role in O Brother, Where Art Thou? is mentioned.
*"Top 30 Unexpected Plot Twists That Saved Bad Movies" ranks the Sugar Plum Fairy being the twist villain from The Nutcracker and the Four Realms at #19.
*In "10 Movie Characters Who Were Completely Transformed for the Role", while talking about Chris Hemsworth's role as Dr. Dementus in Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga, the narrator mentions that Hemsworth went from hero to villain for the film.
*In "The Other Diddy Scandals That You Probably Forgot About", footage from multiple ABC News reports on the titular rapper is used. This clip is also seen in the "The Dark and Disturbing Life of Diddy..." compilation.
*In "Top 20 Actors Who Refuse to Do Nude Scenes", while talking about Allison Williams, footage from an NBC News report on Williams getting the role of Peter Pan in an unspecified project is used. While talking about Kristen Bell, footage from Frozen is used. While talking about Chris Pratt, footage from Guardians of the Galaxy is used. While talking about Zendaya, footage from Spider-Man: Homecoming is used. While talking about Neal McDonough, footage from Desperate Housewives and Scoundrels is used. While talking about Julia Roberts, footage from Pretty Woman is used.
*In "P Diddy Timeline From Media Mogul to Disgraced Celeb" (published September 27, 2024), footage from multiple ABC News reports related to the lawsuits against the titular rapper is used. This clip is also seen in the "The Dark and Disturbing Life of Diddy..." compilation.
*In "Top 10 Creepiest Things to Ever Happen in the Background of News Reports", while talking about the child that seemingly fades into existence behind a woman in a BBC interview, Disney+ is mentioned in the copyright information of Doctor Who.
*In "Top Things to Know about Apartment 7A", a clip from the film features Minnie Castevet saying that Terry Gionoffrio "skipped out of here like Cinderella at midnight".
*"Top 20 Movie Insults We Use In Real-Life" ranks Flora telling Merriwether Aurora's dress looks "ugly" because it's on her from Sleeping Beauty at #17, Leia calling Han a "stuck-up, half-witted, scruffy-looking nerf herder" from The Empire Strikes Back at #7, and Buzz calling Woody a "sad, strange little man" from Toy Story at #5.
*In "Top 30 UFOs Caught on Camera", while talking about the Kaikoura Lights, the narrator mentions that the lights were seen in 1978, the year after A New Hope and Close Encounters of the Third Kind.
*In "Top 30 Best Saturday Night Live Hosts", while talking about Pedro Pascal, Pascal is referred to as "This Game of Thrones and Mandalorian star". While talking about Paul Rudd, Rudd's role as Ant-Man in the MCU is mentioned. While talking about Adam Driver, footage from the sketch "Undercover Boss: Starkiller Base" is used. While talking about Scarlett Johansson, Johansson's role as Ant-Man in the MCU is alluded to. Footage from an unspecified sketch features Johansson playing a robot that says she is dressing as Little Red Riding Hood from Into the Woods for Halloween.
*In the short "Here are The Best Jim Carrey Impressions", some of the titular impressions are of Kermit the Frog and Miss Piggy.
*In "Expert Reactions to the P Diddy Scandal Charges", footage from multiple ABC News reports related to the titular charges is used.
*In "How True Crime Became A Global Obsession (And Why We Can't Look Away)", footage from multiple ABC News reports on the various crimes is used.
*In "Top 30 Brutal Walking Dead Zombie Kills", ABC is mentioned in the copyright information of the show.
*In "Top 20 Best Commercials Featuring Celebrities", while talking about the Squarespace commercial featuring Zendaya, the narrator says the actress rose "from Disney Channel star to A-lister", with footage from Shake It Up being used. Footage from one of Zendaya's appearances on Jimmy Kimmel Live! is also used.
*"Top 30 Acting Debuts in Movies" ranks Anne Hathaway's debut in The Princess Diaries at #26, Jason Schwartzman's debut in Rushmore at 19, Kate Winslet's debut in Heavenly Creatures at #18, and Julie Andrews' debut in Mary Poppins at #5. Footage from The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement is also used.
*In "Top 10 Moments That Defined Jimmy Carter" (published October 1, 2024), while talking about forgiving draft dodgers, footage from an ABC News report on the forgiveness is used. While talking about the Iran Hostage Crisis, footage from ABC News' coverage of Carter's speech addressing the hostage crisis is used.
*"Top 10 TV Shows That Got WAY Too Complicated" ranks Lost at #3.
*"Top 10 Best Moments from Deadpool & Wolverine" ranks the joke about Kevin Feige's limitations at #10, Wade's interview with Happy Hogan at #9, Johnny Storm's death at #8, saving the multiverse at #7, the Fox cameos at #6, storming Cassandra Nova's base at #5, the Wolverine variants at #4, the dance to NSYNC's "Bye Bye Bye" at #3, Logan's monologue at #2, and Wolverine wearing his cowl at #1.
*In "Diddy's Freak Offs and White Parties Explained", footage from multiple ABC News reports related to the titular rapper is used.
*"Top 10 Funniest Moments from Deadpool & Wolverine" ranks calling out Fox at #10, the joke about Kevin Feige's limitations at #9, Johnny Storm's introduction at #8, Nicepool's fourth wall break at #7, Gambit's unintelligibility at #6, the "educated wish" line at #5, applying for the Avengers at #4, the suit-up scene at #3, the post-credits scene at #2, and Nicepool not being to regenerate at #1.
*In "Top 10 Moments From the 2024 US Vice Presidential Debate", footage from Kamala Harris and Donald Trump's presidential debate is used, which was hosted by ABC News.
*In "Top 30 Celebrity Rumors That Turned Out To Be True", while talking about Arnold Schwarzenegger's illegitimate child, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Ben Affleck dating his and Jennifer Garner's former nanny, footage from one of Affleck's appearances on Jimmy Kimmel Live! is used. While talking about Jamie Foxx and Katie Holmes' relationship, Foxx is shown on the red carpet for Spider-Man: No Way Home. While talking about KISS injecting their blood into comic books, it is mentioned that the comic books were made in collaboration with Marvel. While talking about Liberace being gay, footage from an ABC News report on the singer is used. While talking about Katlyn Jenner (formerly known as Bruce Jenner) being transgender, footage from an ABC News report on Jenner is used.
*In "10 Creepiest Lyle and Erik Menendez Interview Moments", footage from an ABC News report on the titular brothers is used.
*In "10 Vince McMahon Moments That Are Disturbing (Because Of What We Know Now)" (published October 2, 2024), footage from an ABC News report on McMahon's sexual misconduct allegations is used.
*"Top 20 Funniest Moments in Talk Show History" (published October 3, 2024) ranks Nathan Feilder's staged story about a luggage mix-up that led to a police encounter on Jimmy Kimmel Live! at #9 and Sarah Silverman's music video with Matt Damon on Jimmy Kimmel Live! at #6. While talking about Tom Holland describing an incident at a party that led to him having to awkwardly dance in front of Madonna during an appearance on The Graham Norton Show, Holland's role as Spider-Man in the MCU is mentioned.
*"Top 10 Movies Destroyed by the Trailer" ranks The Marvels at #8, Snow White at #5, and Artemis Fowl at #4. Footage from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs is also used.
*In "10 Times Entitled Celebs Ruined OTHER People's Lives", while talking about P. Diddy's sexual abuse allegations, footage from The View is used. While talking about Danny Masterson's sexual misconduct allegations, footage from an ABC News report on Masteron is used. While talking about Stephen Collins' sexual misconduct allegations, footage from an ABC News report on Collins is used. While talking about Nick Hogan driving under the influence, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Bill Cosby's sexual misconduct allegations, footage from an ABC News report on Cosby is used. While talking about Harvey Weinstein's sexual misconduct allegations, footage from an ABC News report on Weinstein is used. While talking about R. Kelly's sexual misconduct allegations, footage from an ABC News report on the singer is used.
*"Top 10 Exact Horror Movie Moments That Made Us Break Down" ranks Cole telling Lynn her late mother saw her dance from The Sixth Sense at #1.
*In "Diddy Scandal: What Happens Next?" (published October 4, 2024), footage from multiple ABC News reports related to the titular rapper is used.
*As the title suggests, the short "Deadpool and Wolverine Insulting Each Other For A Minute Straight" includes various jokes the titular duo make at each other's expense from their namesake movie.
*In "Top 10 Times Musicians Broke The Internet", while talking about Mariah Carey's concert at New Years Rockin' Eve 2017, ABC is mentioned in the copyright information.
*In "Top 30 Hilarious Impressions Done by Celebrities", the #30 entry is dedicated to Ryan Reynolds' impression of Hugh Jackman, which was done during an interview with LADbible promoting Free Guy. Footage from Deadpool & Wolverine is also used. While talking about Eric Bana's impression of Orlando Bloom, Bana's role as the Hulk is alluded to. While talking about Chris Pine's impression of Christopher Walken which was done during one of the former's appearances on The Late Late Show with James Corden, Pine and Corden's roles in Into the Woods are alluded to. While talking about Ben Affleck's impression of Morgan Freeman, the narrator mentions that the impression was done during a promotional interview for Gone Baby Gone. While talking about Mark Hamill's impression of Harrison Ford, the pair's roles as Luke Skywalker and Han Solo are mentioned. While talking about Tom Hiddleston's impression of Garham Norton, Hiddleston's role as Loki is alluded to. While talking about Bryan Cranston's impression of Kevin Hart, the impression was performed on one of Cranston's appearances on Jimmy Kimmel Live. While talking about Anne Hathaway's impression of Matthew McConaughey, the impression was performed on one of Hathaway's appearances on Jimmy Kimmel Live!. While talking about Jay Mohr's impression of Christopher Walken, it is mentioned that Mohr did the impression during an interview with ESPN. While talking about Bradley Cooper's impression of Owen Wilson, footage from The Royal Tenenbaums is used. While talking about Alec Baldwin's impression of Tracy Morgan, the narrator gives an honorable mention to Tina Fey's impression of Morgan. This is followed by a clip from Late Show With David Letterman in which Fey's impression forgets Hugh Jackman's name, describing Jackman as "the dude who played Wolverine". The #3 entry is dedicated to Tom Hiddleston doing an impression of Owen Wilson doing an impression of Loki. Footage from The Avengers is used. While talking about Ariana Grande's impression of Céline Dion, footage from one of Grande's appearances on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon features Grande's impression of Dion signing "Beauty and the Beast". While talking about Christina Aguilera's impression of Britney Spears, Spears' time as a cast member on Mickey Mouse Club is mentioned.
*In "Top 10 Things You Missed in Joker Folie a Deux", while talking about the musical posters seen in the animated intro, the narrator speculates Arthur chasing his shadow is a reference to Peter Pan and his shadow.
*In "13 Celebs Who Tried to Warn Us about Diddy", footage from multiple ABC News reports related to the titular rapper is used.
*In "Top 50 Infamous TV Scandals" ranks [[Rosie O'Donnell and Elizabeth Hasselbeck arguing over the Iraq War and the duo's friendship on The View at #35 and Roseanne Barr getting fired from her self-titled series following racist social media posts at #4. While talking about Lori Loughlin being removed from Fuller House following her involvement in college admissions scandal, footage from an ABC News report on the scandal is used. While talking about Million Dollar Money Drop incorrectly dropping Gabe Okoye and Brittany Mayti's money after the couple correctly answered that the Post-It Note came first out of Apple Macintosh, Sony Walkman, or Post-It Note, footage from an ABC News report on the error is used. While talking about Shane Gillis being hired and then fired from Saturday Night Live after the show failed to do proper research on Gillis' racist and homophobic comments, footage from an ABC News report on the comments is used. While talking about Stephen Colins being caught with sexually explicit pictures of minors, footage from an ABC News report on Colins' scandal is used. While talking about Jussie Smollett being fired from Empire for faking a hate crime, footage from an ABC News report on the faked hate crime is used. While talking about Danny Masterson's sexual misconduct allegations, footage from an ABC News report on the allegations is used. While talking about Charlie Sheen being fired from Two and a Half Men following substance abuse, footage from an ABC News interview with Sheen is used.
*In "Top 20 Worst Things The Joker Has Ever Done", during the outro, the narrator asks which Marvel character could serve as the Joker's rival if the company ever bought the character from DC, offering the suggestions of Spider-Man, Daredevil, and Iron Man.
*"Top 20 Funniest Movie Mistakes" ranks the extra wearing a cowboy hat in Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl at #13, Mia Thermopolis tripping on the bleachers in The Princess Diaries at #6, and the Stormtrooper who hits their head in A New Hope at #2.
*In "10 Scandals You Missed Due to Other Bigger Scandals", while talking about two journalists undercover as waitresses at the Presidents' Club being sexually harassed being overshadowed by Logan Paul's vlog in Japan's Aokigahara Forest, footage from an ABC News report on the vlog is used.
*In "10 Movies That Got Backlash BEFORE Release" (published October 6, 2024), footage from the live action Snow White movie is used in the intro. An honorable mention is given to the live action Little Mermaid remake, which received backlash over Halle Bailey being cast as Ariel. While talking about Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom, the narrator mentions that fans were upset over Amber Heard remaining on the film despite Johnny Depp being fired by Disney over the former couple's court case.
*"Top 100 Greatest TV Scenes of All Time" (published October 6, 2024) ranks Denny's death from Grey's Anatomy at #98, Dan saying Rosanne (who is dressed as a male lumberjack) is his husband from Rosanne at #97, Ben's death from Scrubs at #43, the jailbreak from Andor at #39, the prison break from Daredevil at #23, and the phone call between Desmond and Penny from Lost at #6. While talking about "The FCC Song" from Family Guy, "It's a Wonderful Day for Pie" is mentioned as another memorable song from the show, which took place in the Disney universe from "Road to the Multiverse".
*In "Top 20 Unscripted Robert Downey Jr. Moments That Were Left In The Movie", the #20 entry is dedicated to Tony Stark asking Pepper Potts to wear a surgical mask from Iron Man 2. The #17 entry is dedicated to Obadiah Stane betraying Tony Stark from Iron Man. The #16 entry is dedicated to Tony calling Steve a liar from Avengers: Endgame. The #14 entry is dedicated to the "Shakespeare in the Park" joke from The Avengers. The #13 entry is dedicated to telling Peter Parker "The adults are talking" from Avengers: Infinity War. The #11 entry is dedicated to asking the DJ to "give [him] a fat beat to beat [his] buddy's a** to" from Iron Man 2. The #9 entry is dedicated to telling Peter he was just getting the door for him from Spider-Man: Homecoming. The #8 entry is dedicated to asking Peter to move his leg in Captain America: Civil War. The #7 entry is dedicated to offering Steve a blueberry from The Avengers. The #6 entry is dedicated to "I love you 3000" from Avengers: Endgame. The #4 entry is dedicated to celebrating finding the hidden door from Avengers: Age of Ultron. The #3 entry is dedicated to exposing the S.H.I.E.L.D. agent playing Galaga from The Avengers. The #2 entry is dedicated to asking about the Shawarma restaurant from The Avengers. The #1 entry is dedicated to "I am Iron Man", which is credited to both Iron Man and Avengers: Endgame.
*In "Top 20 Best Eminem Guest Verses", while talking about his verse on "Forever" with Drake, Kayne West, and Lil Wayne, the narrator mentions that Pinocchio is referenced in the verse.
*In "Top 10 Disturbing Diddy Interviews Because of What We Know Now" (published October 7, 2024), footage from multiple ABC News reports related to the titular rapper is used. One entry in dedicated to the rapper pretending to threaten to beat up Will Smith after Smith suggested a threesome between the pair and Jennifer Lopez on Jimmy Kimmel Live!
*In "10 Child Stars Who Left Fame Behind", while talking about Kay Panabaker, footage from Read It and Weep is used. The narrator mentions that Panabaker later worked as a zookeeper at Disney World. While talking about Jonathan Taylor Thomas, Thomas' role as young Simba in The Lion King is mentioned. Footage from Home Improvement is also used.
*In "Top 10 Hardest To Find Video Game Bosses", one entry is dedicated to the Lingering Will from Kingdom Hearts HD II.5 ReMIX.
*In "Shocking Ways US Presidents Have Died", while talking about Abraham Lincoln being assassinated while watching a play, footage from Lincoln is used.
*In "UPDATE New Disturbing Details Emerging about the Diddy Case" (published October 8, 2024), footage from multiple ABC News reports related to the titular rapper is used.
*In "The Real Reasons the Menendez Brothers Are Getting a New Hearing Explained", footage from an ABC News report on the titular brothers is used.
*"Top 20 Exact Moments That RUINED TV Characters" ranks Alex leaving Jo for Izzy from Gery's Anatomy at #18.
*"Top 10 Worst Portrayals of Video Game Characters" ranks Jake Gyllenhaal's portrayal of the titular prince in Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time at #10 as well as Bob Hoskins and John Leguizamo as Mario and Luigi in the live-action Super Mario Bros. movie at #2.
*In "10 Dark Truths About P Diddy's Life", footage from multiple ABC News reports related to the titular rapper is used.
*In "Top 20 Disturbing Moments from US Elections", while talking about Donald Trump's false claims that Haitian migrants were eating dogs and cats, footage from Kamala Harris and Donald Trump's presidential debate is used, which was hosted by ABC News.
*In "Celebs Who Had Beef with P Diddy", footage from multiple ABC News reports related to the titular rapper is used. This clip is also seen in the "The Dark and Disturbing Life of Diddy..." compilation.
*"Top 10 Dark Facts About Cartoon Network That Will Shock You" ranks the riots caused by the appearance of Sezchaun Sauce (which was originally used to promote Mulan) in the Rick and Morty episode "The Rickshank Rickdemption" at #5. While talking about "Dial M for Monkey" and "Rude Removal" from Dexter's Laboratory, the narrator says that it is commonly believed that the former episode was banned for the Silver Spooner being a queer stereotype, but it is more likely it was due to Marvel claiming copyright infringement over the character being a parody of the Silver Surfer.
*In "Celeb Reactions to the Menendez Brothers Case", footage from an ABC News report on the titular brothers is used.
*"Top 10 Movie Franchises Making a Comeback" ranks Fantastic Four at #7, Tron at #6, and Blade at #5. Footage from Tron: Legacy is also used.
*In "Top 10 Actors Who Saved Their Careers With ONE SCENE", the #2 entry is dedicated to Robert Downey Jr., who saved his career with the "I am Iron Man" speech from Iron Man.
*In "Everything You Need to Know About Hurricane Milton", footage from multiple ABC News reports on the titular storm is used. The narrator mentions that the storm forced Disney World to close.
*"Top 20 Essential Halloween Songs" ranks "This is Halloween" from The Nightmare Before Christmas at #2. While talking about "Welcome to My Nightmare" by Alice Cooper, the narrator mentions that Cooper once performed the song on The Muppet Show.
*In "Top 20 UFO Sightings That MIGHT BE REAL", while talking about the Trans-en-Provence Case, footage from Signs is used. While talking about numerous sightings by astronauts, footage from an ABC News report on some of these events is used. While talking about the three videos released by the Pentagon, footage from an ABC News report on one of the videos is used.
*"Top 10 Times Family Guy Parodied Pop Culture" ranks the Disney universe from "Road to the Multiverse" at #2 and the Star Wars parody episodes at #1. While talking about the parodies of Stand By Me, Misery, and The Shawshank Redemption in "Three Kings", Warden Samuel Norton (portrayed here by Carter Pewterschmidt) is seen holding a replica of General Grievous in footage from the episode.
*"Top 20 Best Lonely Island Songs" ranks "Jack Sparrow" at #4. While talking about "Lazy Sunday", the song's reference to The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe is seen.
*"Top 10 Exact Moments that RUINED the MCU" ranks General Ross and Valentina Allegra de Fontaine's subplot from Black Panther: Wakanda Forever at #10, Ms. Marvel "workshopping" Monica Rambeau's superhero name from The Marvels at #9, the ice cream song from Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness at #8, the Ralph Bohner reveal from WandaVision at #7, Pip the Troll from Eternals at #6, Rhodey being a Skrull from Secret Invasion at #5, the Mandarin twist from Iron Man 3 at #4, Megan Thee Stallion's scenes from She-Hulk: Attorney at Law at #3, Axl's head from Thor: Love and Thunder at #2, and M.O.D.O.K. from Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania at #1. Footage from Avengers: Infinity War, Captain America: Civil War, Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, Thor: Ragnarok, and Black Widow is also used.
*In "Celebs Who Tried to Tell Us About Diddy's Infamous Parties", footage from multiple ABC News reports related to the titular rapper is used.
*"Top 50 Defining Movies of the Last 50 Years" (premiered October 12, 2024) ranks The Lion King at #46, Black Panther at #40, The Empire Strikes Back at #35, Frozen at #24, Avengers: Endgame at #22, Toy Story at #11, and A New Hope at #1. Footage from Avengers: Infinity War and Spider-Man: Far From Home is also used.
*In "Top 10 Funniest Leslie Nielsen Moments", while talking about Uncle Albert accidentally shooting Rick Riker with a nail gun in Superhero Movie, the narrator mentions that the scene is a parody of Spider-Man.
*"Top 20 Hardest Video Game Bosses of the Century (So Far)" (published October 13, 2024) ranks Yozora from Kingdom Hearts III Re Mind at #8.
*In "Top 10 Reality TV Shows DESTROYED by Scandal", while talking about Buck Wild being cancelled due to Shane Gandee's disappearance and murder, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used.
*In "20 Most Notorious Whitewashed Roles in Movies", the #20 entry is dedicated to Jake Gyllenhaal's role as Prince Dastan in Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time. The #11 entry is dedicated to Tilda Swinton's role as the Ancient One in Doctor Strange.
*In "30 Celebrity Death Theories That Will Shock You", while talking about the theory that Juice WRLD faked his death, footage from an ABC News report on the rapper is used. While talking about the theory that Jeffery Epstein was murdered as opposed to committing suicide due to having information against politicians, footage from an ABC News report on Epstein is used. While talking about the theory that Jimmy Hoffa's body was buried under Giants Stadium, footage from an ABC News report on Hoffa's death is used.
*In "Top 30 TV Stars Who Became TOO BIG for Their Show", the #30 entry is dedicated to Hilary Duff, who outgrew Lizzie McGuire. The #25 entry is dedicated to Tim Allen, who outgrew Home Improvement. The #24 entry is dedicated to Miley Cyrus, who outgrew Hannah Montana. The #23 entry is dedicated to Selena Gomez, who outgrew Wizards of Waverly Place. The #22 entry is dedicated to Zendaya, who outgrew Shake It Up and K.C. Undercover. The #20 entry is dedicated to Katherine Heigl, who outgrew Grey's Anatomy. The #17 entry is dedicated to John Travolta, who outgrew Welcome Back, Kotter. The #7 entry is dedicated to Bruce Willis, who outgrew Moonlighting. While talking about Jennifer Love Hewitt outgrowing Party of Five, Hewitt's time as a cast member on Kids Incorporated is mentioned. While talking about Queen Latifah outgrowing Living Single, footage from Chicago is used. Tim Allen's role as Buzz Lightyear is mentioned, with footage from Toy Story being used. Footage from The Lizzie McGuire Movie, The Santa Clause, Pulp Fiction and The Sixth Sense is also used. The narrator references Selena Gomez's role on Only Murders in the Building, which is mentioned to be on both Hulu and Disney+. The narrator also mentions that Gomez will appear in Wizards Beyond Waverly Place. While talking about Jason Segel outgrowing How I Met Your Mother, Segel's appearance in the 2011 Muppets movie is mentioned. While talking about Dan Stevens outgrowing Downton Abbey, Stevens' role as the latter titular character in the live-action Beauty and the Beast remake is mentioned. While talking about Johnny Depp outgrowing 21 Jump Street, Depp's role as Jack Sparrow is mentioned, with footage from Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl being used. While talking about Adam Driver outgrowing Girls, Driver's role as Kylo Ren is mentioned, with footage from The Force Awakens and The Last Jedi being used. While talking about Chris Pratt outgrowing Parks and Recreation, Pratt's role as Star-Lord is mentioned, with footage from Guardians of the Galaxy and Avengers: Infinity War being used. While talking about George Clooney outgrowing E.R., Clooney's role in From Dusk Till Dawn is mentioned. While talking about Robin Williams outgrowing Mork and Mindy, footage from Good Morning, Vietnam and Dead Poets Society is used. Williams' role as the Genie in Aladdin is also mentioned.
*"Top 20 Most Epic Superhero Introductions" ranks the Hulk's introduction in The Incredible Hulk at #20, Vision's introduction in Avengers: Age of Ultron at #19, Black Widow's introduction in Iron Man 2 at #18, Black Panther's introduction in Captain America: Civil War at #15, the titular character's introduction from Iron Man at #10, Spider-Man's introduction from Captain America: Civil War at #5, and Star-Lord's introduction from Guardians of the Galaxy at #2.
*In "10 Times White House Security Was Breached", while talking about Frank Corder crashing an airplane into the White House's South Lawn on September 11, 1994, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking Oscar Ortega-Hernandez shooting at the White House on November 11, 2011, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used.
*In "10 Horrible People That Fooled the World", while talking about Bill Cosby, footage from an ABC News report on Cosby's conviction is used. While talking about Jim Jones, footage from an ABC News report on Jones is used.
*In "Top 10 Side or Supporting Characters Who Got Their Own Show", Mork from Happy Days ranks at #10, who received the spin-off series Mork & Mindy. The narrator mentions that the character's introduction was likely inspired by the popularity of Star Wars. Alan Shore and Denny Crane from The Practice rank at #6, who received the spin-off series Boston Legal.
*"Top 20 Best Disney Video Games" ranks Toy Story 2: Buzz Lightyear to the Rescue at #20,Mickey's Speedway USA at #19, Disney Infinity at #18, the NES Jungle Book game at #17, the Capcom Darkwing Duck game at #16, the Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers game at #15, DuckTales: Remastered at #14, the Bug's Life game at #13, Donald Duck: Goin' Quackers! at #12, the Incredibles game at #11, the G-Force video game at #10, Epic Mickey at #9, Castle of Illusion starring Mickey Mouse at #8, QuackShot at #7, Split/Second: Velocity at #6, Disney Dreamlight Valley at #5, LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean: The Video Game at #4, the SNES Aladdin game at #3, the SNES Lion King game at #2, and Kingdom Hearts II at #1.
*In "Top 10 Forgotten Tech Scandals", while talking about Microsoft's Tay AI repeating racist comments after using social media to obtain its data, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Satya Nadella saying that women shouldn't ask for raises, footage from an ABC News report on the comments is used. While talking about Apple refusing to give the FBI the passcode for a murder suspect's iPhone, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used.
*In "10 Actors Who Made Movies When They Knew They Were Dying", one entry is dedicated to Alan Rickman, who filmed Pie in the Sky and Alice Through the Looking Glass while diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. Another entry is dedicated to Chadwick Boseman, who filmed Captain America: Civil War, Black Panther, Avengers: Infinity War, and Avengers: Endgame while being diagnosed with colon cancer. While talking about Vincent Price filming Edward Scissorhands while being diagnosed with Parkinson's disease and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, footage from Ed Wood and Vincent is used.
*In "20 Most Famous People in Prison Right Now" (published October 15, 2024), while talking about Danny Masterson, footage from an ABC News report on Masterson's sexual misconduct charges is used. While talking about Elizabeth Holmes, footage from an ABC News report on Theranos is used. While talking about R. Kelly, footage from an ABC News report on the rapper's sexual misconduct charges is used. While talking about Harvey Weinstein, footage from an ABC News report on Weinstein's sexual misconduct charges is used.
*"Top 20 Underrated Animated Disney Films" ranks Home on the Range at #20, Lilo & Stitch at #19, A Goofy Movie at #18, Wreck-It Ralph at #17, DuckTales the Movie: Treasure of the Lost Lamp at #16, The Emperor's New Groove at #15, The Fox and the Hound at #14, Bolt at #13, 2011's Winnie the Pooh at #12, The Hunchback of Notre Dame at #11, Dinosaur at #10, The Aristocats at #9, Brother Bear at #8, The Princess and the Frog at #7, Meet the Robinsons at #6, Treasure Planet at #5, Atlantis: The Lost Empire at #4, The Rescuers Down Under at #3, The Great Mouse Detective at #2, and The Black Cauldron at #1. Footage from Tangled, Frozen, One Hundred and One Dalmatians, Finding Nemo, Up, The Little Mermaid, and The Lion King is also used.
*In "UPDATE New Disturbing Details About The Diddy Case Have Emerged" (published October 16, 2024), footage from multiple ABC News reports related to the titular rapper is used.
*"Top 10 Actors Who Refused a Role for Surprising Reasons" ranks Eddie Murphy refusing the role of Eddie Valiant in Who Framed Roger Rabbit due to not understanding the concept of live-action actors interacting with animated characters at #3. While talking about Bette Midler refusing the role of Annie in Misery because she didn't want to inflict pain on someone else's foot, footage from Big Business is used.
*"Top 10 Most Disappointing Sequels of All Time" (published October 17, 2024) ranks The Rise of Skywalker at #4.
*In "Top 20 Creepiest Real-Life Alien Abduction Stories", while talking about Bob Reylens' multiple abduction stories, footage from Point Mosse Break is used.
*In "16 Surprising Facts They Left Out of Monsters The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story", footage from an ABC News report on the titular brothers is used.
*In "Top 20 Oldest Actors to Play Teenagers on TV", the #3 entry is dedicated to Jason Earles, who was 29 years old while playing Jackson Stewart on Hannah Montana. While talking about Charisma Carpenter being 27 during her role as Cordelia Chase on Buffy the Vampire Slayer, footage from Boy Meets World is used. Footage from National Treasure is also used.
*"Top 10 Deleted Scenes That Would've Changed the Whole Episode or Series" ranks Maranda unzipping Bree's body bag to tell her Charles loved her from Grey's Anatomy at #10 and Rose revealing her late daughter from Lost at #6.
*In "The True Story of Diddy and Justin Bieber Explained", footage from multiple ABC News reports related to the lawsuits against the former titular rapper is used. This clip is also seen in the "The Dark and Disturbing Life of Diddy..." compilation.
*In "Top 30 Movies RUINED by Disturbing Ending", while talking about Knock Knock being ruined by Evan Webber accidentally liking his own torture video, the narrator says that Webber "lets out a 'No' capable of making Anakin Skywalker blush."
*In "The True Story of Diddy and Tupac Explained", footage from multiple ABC News reports related to the lawsuits against the former titular rapper is used. This clip is also seen in the "The Dark and Disturbing Life of Diddy..." compilation.
*"Top 20 Movies You Can't Help but Watch Again" ranks The Lion King at #3.
*In "Top 20 Epic Final Battles in Superhero Movies", the fight between Shuri and Namor from Black Panther: Wakanda Forever ranks at #19. The fight between the Guardians of the Galaxy and the High Evolutionary from Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 ranks at #17. The three Spider-Men fighting Electro, the Lizard, and Sandman from Spider-Man: No Way Home ranks at #14. The fight between the Avengers and Thanos from Avengers: Endgame ranks at #11. The Incredibles and Frozone fighting the Omnidroid v.10 from The Incredibles ranks at #9. The fight between the Hulk and Abomination from The Incredible Hulk ranks at #8. The fight between Ant-Man and Yellowjacket from the former character's first self-titled movie ranks at #7. The fight between Thor and Malekith from Thor: The Dark World ranks at #6. The fight between the Guardians of the Galaxy and Ronan the Accuser from Guardians of the Galaxy ranks at #4. The Avengers fighting Loki and his Chitauri army from the team's first self-titled movie ranks at #3. Captain America and the Winter Soldier fighting Iron Man from Captain America: Civil War ranks at #1.
*"Top 100 Scariest Horror Movie Scenes Of All Time" (premiered October 19, 2024) ranks the alien hand seen under the door from Signs at #73 and the vomiting girl in the tent from The Sixth Sense at #52.
*In "Top 30 Historical Mysteries That Have Been SOLVED", while talking about the Flying Dutchman being a result an optical illusion that causes ships to appear like they are floating called Fara Morgana, the version from Pirates of the Caribbean is mentioned, with footage from The Curse of the Black Pearl being used.
*In "Top 20 Times SNL Parodied Pop Culture", the #30 entry is dedicated to "Undercover Boss: Starkiller Base", which parodies both Undercover Boss and Star Wars. The #6 entry is dedicated to "Nick the Lounge Singer Sings the Star Wars Theme".
*"Gambit: Then Vs Now" uses footage from X-Men: The Animated Series, Spider-Man 1994, Fantastic Four 1994, X-Men: Evolution, Wolverine and the X-Men, X-Men Origins: Wolverine, X-Men '97, and Deadpool & Wolverine.
*"Top 30 WORST Disney Movies" ranks Wish at #30, the realistic CGI Lion King remake at #29, Brother Bear at #28, Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen at #27, Blank Check at #26, The Haunted Mansion 2003 at #25, A Kid in King Arthur's Court at #24, The Million Dollar Duck at #23, Meet the Deedles at #22, The Big Green at #21, The Shaggy Dog 2006 at #20, Doug's 1st Movie at #19, The Pacifier at #18, The Wild at #17, G-Force at #16, That Darn Cat 1997 at #15, The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause at #14, Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time at #13, Underdog at #12, Inspector Gadget at #11, Alice Through the Looking Glass at #10, Mars Needs Moms at #9, The Lone Ranger at #8, Old Dogs at #7, Mr. Magoo at #6, Chicken Little at #5, the live-action Pinocchio remake at #4, Planes at #3, Kazaam at #2, and Artemis Fowl at #1. Footage from Finding Nemo, Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl, The Shaggy Dog 1959, That Darn Cat 1965, The Santa Clause, Inspector Gadget 2, both versions of Alice in Wonderland, Tangled, Frozen, the original Pinocchio Cars, and Planes: Fire & Rescue is also used. The ride that inspired the #23 entry is also mentioned. The narrator calls the #18 entry an example of the "macho Mary Poppins trope".
*"Top 20 Best MCU Easter Eggs" ranks the numerous references in the Collector's museum from Guardians of the Galaxy at #20, Yellowjacket calling Hank Pym's missions "tales to astonish" from Ant-Man at #19, Ed Brubaker playing a scientist in Captain America: The Winter Soldier at #18, the Ten Rings' symbol being inside the bangles' cave from Ms. Marvel at #17, Steve punching Hitler in Captain America: The First Avenger being a reference to Captain America #1 at #16, Wakanda on S.H.I.E.L.D.'s map in Iron Man 2 at #15, the intro for the finale of She-Hulk: Attorney at Law being a reference to the 1977 Hulk TV series at #14, the running gag of a character losing an arm in every Phase 2 movie being a reference to Luke Skywalker losing his hand in The Empire Strikes Back at #13, Charles Xavier repeating the line "Just because someone's stumbled and lost their way doesn't mean they're lost forever" from X-Men: Days of Future Past in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness at #12, Namor's catchphrase "Imperius Rex" being included in the final battle of Black Panther: Wakanda Forever at #11, the Daredevil theme being included in She-Hulk: Attorney at Law at #10, the previous champions' heads on the Grandmaster's arena in Thor: Ragnarok at #9, Hulk's reflection in Wolverine's claws recreating the cover of The Incredible Hulk #340 in Deadpool & Wolverine at #8, the original Guardians of the Galaxy's cameo in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 at #7, Aaron Davis' cameo and reference to Miles Morales from Spider-Man: Homecoming at #6, Captain America saying his catchphrase "I can do this all day" in Captain America: Civil War at #5, the X-Men theme in The Marvels at #4, Spider-Man lifting the rubble off of himself referencing The Amazing Spider-Man #33 from Spider-Man: Homecoming at #3, Andrew Garfield's Spider-Man saving MJ in Spider-Man: No Way Home redeeming his failure to save Gwen Stacey in The Amazing Spider-Man 2 at #2, and Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 revealing that Stan Lee's canoes were all a Watcher informant at #1. Footage from Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, Thor: The Dark World, Iron Man 3, and Werewolf by Night is also used.
*In "10 Biopics That Left The Really Horrific Part Out", the #5 entry is dedicated to Remember the Titans, which left out Coach Herman's brutal coaching methods.
*In "Top 10 Biggest Childhood Myths", while talking about the myth that most of one's body hear is lost through the head, footage from The Muppet Movie is used. While talking about the myth that sugar causes hyperactivity in children, footage from an ABC News report debunking the myth is used. While talking about the myth that swallowed gum stays in one's stomach for seven years, footage from The Muppet Show is used.
*"Top 10 Over the Top Deaths in Deadpool" ranks Ajax's henchmen in Deadpool at #10, Sabertooth in Deadpool & Wolverine at #9, Ajax in Deadpool at #8, the X-Men Origins: Wolverine version of Deadpool in Deadpool 2 at #7, Cassandra Nova in Deadpool & Wolverine at #6, the headmaster's death in Deadpool 2 at #5, the TVA agents in the opening scene of Deadpool & Wolverine at #4, Johnny Storm's death in Deadpool & Wolverine at #3, Nicepool's death in Deadpool & Wolverine at #2, and the X-Force members in Deadpool 2 at #1.
*In the short "Clancy Brown Voice Acting Roles: From Mr Krabs to...", some of the roles highlighted are Surtur in Thor: Ragnarok, Savage Opress in Star Wars: The Clone Wars, Taskmaster and Red Hulk in various shows (with the example of The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes being given for the former and Hulk and the Agents of S.M.A.S.H. being given for the latter), and Ryder Azadi in Star Wars Rebels.
*The short "Deadpool & Wolverine Predicted The New Blade Movie Cancellation" highlights the irony of the former titular movie's line "There's only been one Blade. There's only ever going to be one Blade" after the indefinite delay of the latter titular movie.
*In "10 Disturbing Serial Killer Rituals", while talking about Israel Keyes' extensive preparation, footage from an ABC News report on Keyes is used.
*"Top 20 BEST Superhero Origin Stories" ranks the Rocketeer at #20, Doctor Strange at #16, the Hulk at #12, the Punisher at #9, Iron Man at #8, Wolverine at #7, Daredevil at #6, the Fantastic Four at #5, Captain America at #4, and Spider-Man at #2. Footage from The Rocketeer, Doctor Strange, Iron Man, and Captain America: The First Avenger is used.
*In "Top 10 TV Genres That Died" (published October 23, 2024), while talking about Saturday Morning cartoons, footage from Gravity Falls and Muppet Babies is used.
*"Top 10 Greatest Presidential Portrayals in Movies" ranks Daniel Day-Lewis' portrayal of Abraham Lincoln in Lincoln at #1.
*In "UPDATE: Latest Disturbing Details Emerging From The Diddy Case" (published October 23, 2024), footage from multiple ABC News reports related to the titular rapper is used.
*In "Top 10 Hated Movies That Are Gradually Becoming Liked" (published October 24, 2024) ranks The Village at #4 and the Star Wars prequel trilogy at #1. While talking about Man of Steel, the narrator mentions that the film was the first film in the DCEU, DC's attempt to rival the MCU. During the #4 entry, M. Night Shamalyan's work on The Sixth Sense is mentioned.
*"Top 10 Times Animated Villains Died after Redemption" ranks Doctor Octopus' death in the 2017 Spider-Man series at #4.
*In "Top 20 Underappreciated Wonders of the World", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video. While talking about Angel Falls, the narrator mentions that the waterfall served as inspiration for Paradise Falls from Up.
*"Top 10 Ubisoft FAILS" ranks Star Wars Outlaws not meeting sales expectations at #4.
*"11 Hyped Scenes That NEVER Appear in the Movie" ranks "Things just got out of hand" cut from Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness at #8, Tony saying Pepper completes him cut from Iron Man 2 at #3, and various changes to Rogue One at #1. An honorable mention is given to Scott Lang asking if it's too late to change his hero name cut from Ant-Man.
*In "Top 20 All Time Greatest War Movies" (published October 24, 2024), while talking about Lawerence of Arabia, the narrator mentions that the film stars Alec Guinness, whose role as Obi-Wan Kenobi is mentioned.
*In "Breaking News: The Menendez Brothers Resentencing Explained" (published October 24, 2024), footage from an ABC News report on the titular brothers is used.
*In "Top 30 Shark Tank Inventions Popular on Amazon", the ABC logo is seen throughout the video.
*In "Top 10 Most Confrontational Donald Trump Moments", multiple entries are against ABC News.
*In "10 Times Karens Ruined Halloween", while talking about two daycare workers scaring their children by wearing Ghostface masks, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Ashley Wilkerson threatening a children's Halloween party with a gun, stock footage used features a child dressed as Spider-Man.
*In "Diddy and Jay Z Beyonce Timeline Explained" (published October 26, 2024), footage from multiple ABC News reports related to the former titular rapper is used.
*In "Top 20 South Park Moments That Became Iconic", while talking about Eric Cartman's time in the titular restaurant from "Casa Bonita", Kyle calls the aforementioned restaurant "the Disneyland of Mexican restaurants" in footage from the episode.
*"Top 20 Hardest Secret Bosses in Video Games" ranks Lingering Will from Kingdom Hearts II at #6 and Yozora from Kingdom Hearts III Re Mind at #3.
*In "Top 30 Shocking Talk Show Scandals", multiple entries come from The View.
*"Top 20 Hilarious Celebrity Audition Tapes" ranks Miley Cyrus' audition tape for the titular character from Hannah Montana at #19. While talking about Chris Pratt's audition tape for Andy Dwyer from Parks and Recreation, footage from Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 is used. While talking about Scarlett Johansson's audition tape for Judy Shepard from Jumanji, footage from The Avengers is used.
*In "60 Facts for 60 US Elections", the fact for the election of 1952 is that Dwight D. Eisenhower's "I Like Ike" political ad was produced by Disney. Footage from ABC News reports are used for various entries.
*In "20 TV Conspiracy Theories That Turned Out to Be TRUE", the #14 entry is dedicated to Patrick Dempsey leaving Grey's Anatomy due to his difficulty to work with. The #14 entry is dedicated to Izzy's tumor being written to give Katherine Heigl an opportunity to leave Grey's Anatomy. Footage from an ABC News report on Dempsey's behavior is used. While talking about Twenty-One being staged, footage from Quiz Show is used.
*In "10 Craziest Halloween Accidents Ever" (published October 27, 2024), footage from ABC News reports are used for various entries.
*In "30 Darkest Moments in TV History", while talking about Jeannette McCurdy revealing her abuse by her mother, footage from an ABC News interview with McCurdy is used. While talking about Roseanne Barr's racist comments, footage from an ABC News report on the comments is used. While talking about Rebecca Schaffer being murdered by a stalker, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Twenty-One being staged, footage from Quiz Show is used. While talking about Bill Cosby, footage from an ABC News report on Cosby's conviction is used.
*In "Top 10 Great Songs RUINED by a DISGRACED Musician", while talking about "Stronger" by Kanye West being ruined by West's racist views, footage from an ABC News report on West is used. While talking about "Coming Home" by P. Diddy and Skylar Grey being ruined by the former rapper's sexual misconduct scandal, footage from multiple ABC News reports related to the aforementioned scandal is used. While talking about "Crazy" by CeeLo Green being ruined by Green's sexual misconduct scandal, footage an ABC News report on the aforementioned scandal is used.
*In "Top 10 Legendary Cryptids", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video. While talking about the yeti, footage from Monsters, Inc. is used.
*In the short "These Actors Played Both Superman and Spider-man", the #4 entry is dedicated to Troy Baker for Ultimate Spider-Man and Infinite Crisis. The #3 entry is dedicated to Jack Quaid for Earth-65 Spider-Man in Spider-Man: Across the Spiderverse and My Adventures with Superman. The #2 entry is dedicated to Nicolas Cage for Spider-Man Noir in Spider-Man: Into the Spiderverse and Teen Titans Go! To The Movies as well as the Superman Lives variant of Superman in The Flash. The #1 entry is dedicated to Yuri Lowenthal for various Spider-Man video games and Legion of Superheroes.
*In "10 Animation Mistakes That Made It into the Movie", the #10 entry is dedicated to a musician whose shaker gets replaced by a drum in Lilo & Stitch. The #8 entry is dedicated to Vanellope von Schweetz regaining her tooth from Wreck-It Ralph. The #7 entry is dedicated to Captain Hook's sword being sheathed as he hangs from the cliff despite just dropping it in Peter Pan. The #5 entry is dedicated to Simba and Nala's eye-color changing throughout The Lion King. The #4 entry is dedicated to the alligator poster in Philip Sherman's office changing positions when Nigel enters through the window from Finding Nemo. The #3 entry is dedicated to Elsa's braid clipping through her shoulder during "Let It Go" from Frozen. The #1 entry is dedicated to Cinderella's sleeve disappearing when she and Prince Charming kiss from Cinderella.
*In "Top 10 Legendary Witches from Mythology and Folklore", while talking about Grimhild, footage from Thor: Ragnarok and Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs is used. While talking about the Baba Yaga, footage from Ant-Man and the Wasp is used.
*In the short "Wildest Moments From Trump's Madison Square Garden Rally", after Elon Musk attempts to start a "USA! USA!" chant with the incorrect cadence, a clip of "Ain't Got Rhythm" from Phineas and Ferb is played.
*In "Top 20 Best Practical Makeup Effects in Monster Movies", while talking about Pinhead from the Hellraiser franchise, the narrator says the effect was done by Bob Keine, who previously worked on A New Hope.
*"Top 10 Scariest Movie Dinosaurs" ranks the T-Rex from Fantasia at #8.
*In "Top 10 Worst Pre 2000s CGI", while talking about the werewolf transformation from An American Werewolf in London is used, the film's Mickey Mouse doll being seen in the background.
*In "Top 20 TERRIFYING Legendary Ghosts", footage from Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl is used in the intro. While talking about the banshee, the narrator says that the spirits are "no Tinker Bell". While talking about Abraham Lincoln's ghost, footage from Lincoln is used. While talking about the Flying Dutchman, footage from Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest is used. While talking about the Headless Horseman, footage from The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad is used.
*In "Top 10 Most Parodied Horror Movies", while talking about Frankenstein, Frankenweenie is listed as on parody of the film.
*In "Top 20 Creepiest Pokemon Pokedex Entries", the narrator compares Gengar's smile to the Cheshire Cat's.
*In "Top 30 Heated Moments on the Joe Rogan Experience", while talking about arguing with Jamie Kilstein over whether murder or sexual misconduct is the worse crime, a Stormtrooper helmet is seen behind Rogan.
*"Top 10 Iconic Werewolf Transformations That Shocked Audiences" ranks the titular character's transformation from Werewolf by Night at #4. While talking about David Kessler's transformation from An American Werewolf in London, the film's Mickey Mouse doll is seen in the background.
*In "10 Darkest Moments in Game Show History" (published November 1, 2024), while talking about multiple incidents of rigged game shows throughout the 1950s, footage from Quiz Show is used.
*"Top 100 Horror Movie Moments of All Time" (premiered November 1, 2024) ranks the birthday party video tape from Signs at #100. During the entry for the Tethered entering the Wilsons' house from Us, the film's Chewbacca mask is seen. During the entry for the werewolf transformation from An American Werewolf in London, the film's Mickey Mouse doll is seen in the background.
*"Top 10 WORST Disney Movie Characters" ranks Tito from Oliver & Company at #10, Ray from The Princess and the Frog at #9, King Agnarr from Frozen at #8, Evelyn Deavor from Incredibles 2 at #7, Victor, Hugo, and Laverne from The Hunchback of Notre Dame at #6, Zini from Dinosaur at #5, B.E.N. from Treasure Planet at #4, Maggie from Home on the Range at #3, Milo from Mars Needs Moms at #2, and Buck Cluck from Chicken Little at #1. Footage from The Black Cauldron and The Incredibles is also used.
*"Top 50 Movie Jump Scares" (mistitles as "Top 100 Movie Jump Scares") ranks the birthday party video tape from Signs at #46 and the vomiting girl in the tent from The Sixth Sense at #19.
*"20 Infamous Assassinations in Entertainment History" (published November 2, 2024), while talking about Nipsey Hussle, footage from an ABC News report on Hussle is used.
*In "10 Times South Park Took Down A-List Celebrities!", while talking about their parody of Michael Jackson, Jackson is shown dressed as Peter Pan in footage from "The Jeffersons".
*In "Top 20 Worst Cheaters in Sports", while talking about Marion Jones, footage from an ABC News interview with Jones is used. While talking about the 1976 Montreal Olympics East Germany swimming team, footage from an ABC News report on the team is used.
*"Top 30 Over the Top Villain Deaths" ranks Cutler Beckett's death from Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End at #30, Judge Doom's death from Who Framed Roger Rabbit at #25, Thanos' death from Avengers: Endgame at #20, and Cyrus "The Virus's" death from Con Air at #5. Footage from Avengers: Infinity War is also used.
*In "Top 10 Movie Casts Who Hated One Co-Star", while talking about the cast of Blade Trinity hating Wesley Snipes, Snipes appearance in Deadpool & Wolverine is mentioned. While talking about the cast of American Psycho hating Christian Bale, Bale is shown on the red carpet for Thor: Love and Thunder.
*In "Top 10 Times Naruto Appeared In Other Media", while talking about the cosplayer dressed as Naruto from The Cleveland Show, the aforementioned cosplayer is in line between attendees dressed as Chewbacca and an Ewok.
*"Top 20 Best Action Scenes in Marvel Movies" ranks the titular duo fighting the Deadpool Corps from Deadpool & Wolverine at #20, Gamora and Nebula's spaceship fight from Guardians of the Galaxy at #18, the fight between Thor and the Hulk from Thor: Ragnarok at #16, the fight between the Hulk and the Hulkbuster from Avengers: Age of Ultron at #14, the escape from the High Evolutionary's ship from Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 at #12, Captain America and Iron Man's fight from Captain America: Civil War at #11, the three Spider-Men teaming up from Spider-Man: No Way Home at #10, the freeway fight from Captain America: The Winter Soldier at #8, the battle on Titan from Avengers: Infinity War at #6, the Battle of New York from The Avengers at #5, the airport battle from Captain America: Civil War at #2, and the final battle from Avengers: Endgame at #1. Footage from Iron Man 3 is used in the outro.
*In "Top 20 Super Mario Songs and Themes", while talking about "Forest Maze" from Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars, the narrator mentions that the game featured Mario and Square Enix joining forces six years before the latter would with Disney.
*In "Top 20 Celebrity Heroic Acts", while talking about Danny Trejo saving a baby from a car accident, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Hannah Brown saving a man who fell into a river, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Patrick Dempsey saving Weston Manson from a car accident, footage from an ABC News report on the incident as well as Grey's Anatomy as well as one of Dempsey's appearances on Jimmy Kimmel Live! is used. While talking about Jeremy Renner saving his nephew from an out-of-control snow plow, Renner's role as Hawkeye is alluded to. While talking about John Malkovich saving Jim Lawful after Lawful fell and cut his throat on some scaffolding, footage from an ABC News report on the incident as well as one of Dempsey's appearances on Jimmy Kimmel Live! is used. While talking about Werner Herrzog saving Joaquin Phoenix from a car accident, footage from an ABC News report on the incident as one of Herrzog's appearances on Jimmy Kimmel Live! is used. While talking about Harrison Ford saving Sarah George after she got dehydrated during a hike, footage from one of Ford's appearances on Jimmy Kimmel Live! is used. Ford's role as Han Solo is also mentioned.
*In "Top 20 Movies That RUINED Their Director's Reputation", the #3 entry is dedicated to Jack, which ruined Francis Ford Coppola's reputation. While talking about The Last Airbender ruining M. Night Shamalayn's reputation, footage from The Sixth Sense is used.
*"Top 10 Best Movie Reboots Ever Made" ranks The Muppets (2011) at #9 and Spider-Man: Homecoming at #4.
*In "Times Killers Appeared On Game Shows", footage from multiple ABC News reports on the various killers is used.
*In "Latest UPDATES In The Epstein Case EXPLAINED", footage from multiple ABC News reports on the titular criminal is used.
*In "Everything to Know About The New Spy Thriller Series Citadel: Diana", while talking about the fact the series is directed by Anthony Russo and Joe Russo, the pair's work on Avengers: Infinity War and Avengers: Endgame is mentioned.
*In "10 Celebrity Reactions to the 2024 Election Results", while talking about Jake Paul, Paul's time working for the Disney Channel is mentioned. One entry is dedicated to the host of The View.
*"Top 30 Dealing With Bullies Movie Scenes" ranks the cantina fight from A New Hope at #23, the titular character fighting a smug bar patron from Good Will Hunting at #14, and the Mutant Toys scaring Sid from Toy Story at #12. Footage from The Princess Diaries is used in the outro.
*"Top 10 Funniest Movies That Will Also Make You Cry" ranks Life is Beautiful at #1. Footage from Up is used in the intro when the narrator says animated films will not be included on the list.
*"Top 20 Secret Agents in Movie and TV History" ranks Phil Coulson at #13 and Black Widow at #4. Footage from The Avengers, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Avengers: Age of Ultron, Iron Man 2, the #4 entry's self-titled movie, and Avengers: Endgame is used.
*In "Top 10 Most Tragic Memes Because of What We Know Now" (published November 8, 2024), the #1 entry is dedicated to "Star Wars Kid", which became tragic due to Ghyslain Raza cyber bullied. While talking about Wentworth Miller's weight loss meme becoming tragic due to the aforementioned weight loss being caused by his depression, footage from an ABC News report on Miller is used. While talking about Grumpy Cat's death, footage from an ABC News report on the aforementioned death is used.
*"Top 10 Villain Vs Villain TV Scenes" ranks the fight between Kingpin and Frank Castle from Daredevil at #4.
*"Top 30 Darkest Sitcom Moments Ever" (premiered November 8, 2024) ranks Raven experiencing racism in "True Colors" from That's So Raven at #28, John's death in the two-part episode "Goodbye" from 8 Simple Rules at #13, Martha's suicide attempt in "Not Another Monday" from The Golden Girls at #10, Shawn's dad's death in "We'll Have a Good Time Then" from Boy Meets World at #10, and the ice age in "Changing Nature" from Dinosaurs at #3. While talking about Charles suffering abuse in "Silence is Not Golden" from Full House, the episode's moment in which Stephanie says that Danny is going to be angry with her and Charles (misunderstanding and believing Danny is going to abuse Stephanie) suggests that she think of a funny movie to distract herself, naming Home Alone and Who Framed Roger Rabbit is seen.
*In "30 Celebrities That Ruined Their Careers with One Interview", one entry is dedicated to Rachel Zegler, who ruined her career by criticizing the love story in Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs while promoting the upcoming live-action remake in an interview with Variety at Disney D23. Another entry in dedicated to Sean Connery, who ruined his career by saying that it "wasn't bad" to slap women who were "misbehaving" in an interview with ABC News. Another entry is dedicated to Liam Neeson, who ruined his career after admitting to wanting to kill any African-American man he could find after an African-American male sexual assaulted an unidentified female friend of Neeson's in an interview with ABC News. Another entry is dedicated to Jussie Smollett, who ruined his career by admitting to faking a hate crime in an interview with ABC News. Footage from ESPN coverage is used during various entries related to athletes. While talking about Chris Harrison ruining his career by questioning if Rachel Kirkonle attending a plantation-themed party was "really that bad" in an interview with Extra, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Paula Deen ruining her career by admitting to using racial slurs, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Billy Bush's career being ruined after a conversation with Donald Trump that included comments about sexually assaulting women, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used.
*In "Top 20 Video Games That RUINED Their Companies", the #16 entry is dedicated to Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two, which ruined Junction Point Studios. While talking about Lair ruining Factor 5, the studio's work on the Star Wars: Rogue Squadron games is mentioned.
*"Top 30 Movies Everyone Needs to See at Least Once" ranks Toy Story at #13 and A New Hope at #6.
*"Top 10 Controversial SNL Sketches We Can't Believe Made It to Air" ranks "Bambi 2002" at #10.
*"Top 30 Most Annoyingly Catchy Songs" ranks "Let It Go" from Frozen at #19.
*In "Top 20 STUPIDEST Decisions by Video Game Heroes", while talking about Laura Croft removing the dagger in Shadow of the Tomb Raider, the narrator asks how Laura didn't know not to do this, saying that she should've learned from Aladdin or Raiders of the Lost Ark.
*In "20 Most Shocking Sports Collapses", footage from ESPN coverage is used throughout the video.
*In "10 Outbursts That Got Actors And TV Hosts FIRED", one entry is dedicated to Martin Short being fired from Scandal after punching a man while under the influence and abusing his wife. Another entry is dedicated to Isaiah Washington being fired from Grey's Anatomy after using a homophobic slur an argument with Patrick Dempsey.
*In "25 Biggest Celebrity Scandals of Each Year (2000 - 2024)" (published November 10, 2024), while talking about Jesse James' cheating scandal, footage from an ABC News report on the scandal is used. While talking about Charlie Sheen's substance abuse, footage from an ABC News interview with Sheen is used. While talking about Miley Cyrus' transformation to a more adult image, Cyrus' role as the titular character of Hannah Montana is mentioned. While talking about Bill Cosby's sexual misconduct allegations, footage from an ABC News report on the scandal is used. While talking about Jared Fogel's sexual misconduct allegations, footage from an ABC News report on the scandal is used. While talking about Harvey Weinstein's sexual misconduct allegations, footage from an ABC News report on the scandal is used. While talking about Allison Mack's involvement with NEXIM, footage from an ABC News report on the scandal is used. While talking about the college admissions scandal, footage from an ABC News report on the scandal is used. While talking about Ellen DeGeneres' toxic workplace environment, footage from an ABC News report on the scandal is used. DeGeneres is also shown on the red carpet for Finding Dory.
*In "Top 8 Actors HATED For Their Most Famous Role", the #7 entry is dedicated to Kelly Marie Tran, who is hated for her role as Rose Tico in The Last Jedi and The Rise of Skywalker.
*In "Top 10 Most Dangerous Places In The World", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video.
*"Top 20 Saddest TV Episodes of All Time" (published November 11, 2024) ranks "Losing My Religion" from Grey's Anatomy at #19, "My Screw-Up" from Scrubs at #9, and the two-part episode "Goodbye" from 8 Simple Rules at #3. The narrator says the plot twist bares similarities to the one from The Sixth Sense. While talking about "Life of Brian" from Family Guy, the episode's clip where Peter says "Oh, Vinnie. Like the Pooh" after Vinnie introduces himself is shown.
*In "Top 10 Rewatchable Comedy Movies We Thought Would BOMB", while talking about 21 Jump Street, Schimdt is seen dressed as Peter Pan in footage from the film.
*"Top 10 Horrible Shows That Kept Getting Renewed" ranks Pretty Little Liars at #10 and Grey's Anatomy at #4.
*In "10 Dumbest Things Jake Paul Has Ever Done" (published November 13, 2024), while talking about saying a racial slur while rapping along to "Throw Sum Mo" by Rae Sremmurd, Nicki Minaj, and Young Thug, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. One entry is dedicated to being fired from Bizaardvark after causing noise complaints in his Los Angeles neighborhood. While talking about ignoring COVID-19 safety protocols, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about joining a violent protest against George Floyd's murder, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used.
*Watchmojo uploaded "Top 10 Bad CGI Effects in Power Rangers".
*"Top 10 Movies Where it Was All a Lie" ranks The Village at #6 and Free Guy at #5. While talking about The Matrix, one clip features Morpheus telling Neo taking the red pill will allow him to stay in Wonderland and the former will show the latter how deep the rabbit hole goes.
*In "Top 20 Alien Conspiracy Theories", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video. While talking about the Baltic Sea Anomaly, the narrator compares the shape of the anomaly to the Millennium Falcon. While talking about Area 51, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used.
*"Top 30 Best Opening Movie Scenes Ever" (published November 14, 2024) ranks Deadpool fighting the TVA from Deadpool & Wolverine at #30.
*In "Top 100 Funniest Actors Of All Time" (published November 14, 2024), while talking about Patrick Warburton, Warburton's role as Kronk in The Emperor's New Groove is mentioned. While talking about Rick Moranis, Moranis' role as Wayne Szalinski in Honey, I Shrunk the Kids is mentioned. While talking about Steve Buscemi, footage from Con Air is used. While talking about John Goodman, footage from O Brother, Where Art Thou? is used. While talking about Bill Murray, footage from Rushmore is used. While talking about Billy Crystal, Crystal's role as Mike Wazowski in Monsters, Inc. is mentioned. While talking about Robin Williams, footage from Good Morning, Vietnam and Aladdin is used.
*In "Trump's 10 Government Cabinet Picks REVEALED", footage from ABC News reports on the various members is used throughout the video.
*"Top 10 Plot Twists NOBODY Saw Coming" ranks Malcolm Crowe being dead the entire movie from The Sixth Sense at #3 and Darth Vader being Luke's father from The Empire Strikes Back at #2.
*In "Top 30 BANNED Kids Toys", the #17 entry is dedicated to the Hannah Montana Pop Star Card Game, which was banned due to the cards using lead paint. Footage from Hannah Montana is used. While talking about fidget spinners being banned in schools due to being a distraction in the classroom, footage from an ABC News report on the toy is used. An Elsa-themed fidget spinner is seen. While talking about Flubber being banned due to complaints of sore throats and rashes after using the product, footage from the film of the same name and The Absent-Minded Professor is used. The narrator mentions that toy was a promotion for the latter's sequel. While talking about Bucky Balls being banned due to the toy magnetizing inside children's stomachs if accidentally swallowed, footage from an ABC News report on the toy is used.
*"Top 20 Hardest Items To Get In Video Games" ranks the Black Suit from 2005's Ultimate Spider-Man at #20 and the Czerka Crate-O-Matic from Star Wars: The Old Republic at #1.
*In the short "Trump's Nasty Nicknames", two clips feature Donald Trump calling Elizabeth Warren "Pocahontas".
*"Top 10 Funniest Nude Scenes" ranks Andrew Paxton and Margaret Tate running into each other while naked from The Proposal at #9.
*In "Top 10 Moments from The Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson Fight on Netflix", Paul's time working for Disney Channel is alluded to.
*In "Top 30 Movies That Led to HUGE Lawsuits", the #21 entry is dedicated to Black Widow, which led to Scarlett Johansson suing Disney over the simultaneous release in theaters and on Disney+ effecting Johansson's profits from the film. The #9 entry is dedicated to Frozen, which had two lawsuits for alleged copyright infringement: the first being Jamie Cerio for similarities between his song "Esa Vez" and "Let It Go" and the second being Isbella Tankikumi for the movie as a whole allegedly baring similarities to her memoir Yearnings of the Heart.
*"Top 10 Most Anticipated PS5 Games of 2025" (published November 17, 2024) ranks Marvel 1943: Rise of Hydra at #6.
*In "Top 30 Banned TV Episodes", the #30 entry is dedicated to "Dad Baby" from Bluey, which was banned from Disney+ due to the simulated birth. The #12 entry is dedicated to "Prom-ises, Prom-ises" from Boy Meets World, which was banned due to sexual content. The #5 entry is dedicated to "Stark-Raving Dad" from The Simpsons, which was banned from Disney+ due to the sexual misconduct allegations against Michael Jackson.
*"Top 20 Weirdest Things To Go Viral" ranks the Chewbacca Mask Lady at #16. Footage from an ABC News interview with the aforementioned lady is used. While talking about the picture of an egg that became the most liked post on Instagram, footage from an ABC News report on the egg is used. While talking about a monkey named Darwin wandering through Target, footage from an ABC News report on Darwin is used. While talking about Brandon Moore asking a police officer "What are thoooooooooose?" in regards to the officer's shoes, footage from Black Panther is used. While talking about the dress that caused debates over whether it was white and gold or blue, footage from an ABC News report on the dress is used.
*In "10 Missing Person Cases Solved This Century (So Far)" (published November 18, 2024), footage from ABC News reports on the various cases is used throughout the video.
*"Top 25 Greatest Movie Speeches" ranks Elizabeth Swann's "Hoist the Colors" speech from Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End at #23 and Sean Maguire's "Your move, kid" speech from Good Will Hunting at #14. Footage from Dead Poets Society is also used.
*In "Top 10 Funniest Things to Happen in the Background of Musical Performances", while talking about the bass drummer for University of Regina's band whose mallet went flying out of his hand during a 2011 concert, footage from The Muppets 2011 is used. While talking about the pianist who accidentally tore out a page of his sheet music while performing with a cellist at Monclair State University, footage from The Aristocats and the live-action Beauty and the Beast remake is used. Footage from The Muppets 2011 is used during three entries: the bass drummer for University of Regina's band whose mallet went flying out of his hand during a 2011 concert, the dog that joined the Venea Chamber Orchestra during a 2011 concert in Turkey and the drummer who gave a performance that was to energetic for the song being played. The second of the aforementioned entries is given the title "The Violinist and the Hound". While talking Jaden Williams dancing in the background of his school's winter concert, footage from an ABC News report on Williams performing at Levi's Stadium is used. While talking about the left background dancer messing up the choreography during Katy Perry's Halftime Show performance at Super Bowl XLIX, footage from an ABC News report on the dancer is used.
*"Top 30 Greatest Sitcoms of All Time" (published November 19, 2024) ranks The Golden Girls at #29 and Scrubs at #28. While talking about The Mary Tyler Moore Show, one clip from the show features Mary lamenting that a man didn't reciprocate her feelings and Rhonda saying that the situation is a Disney movie compared to her life.
*In "34 Predictions From The Simpsons That Actually Happened" (published November 19, 2024), while talking about the hornet invasion from "Marge in Chains" (aired May 6, 1993) being similar to the North American murder hornet invasion from 2020, footage from an ABC News report on the invasion is used. The #23 entry is dedicated to predicting the United States winning gold in curling at the 2018 PyeongChang Winter Olympics from the February 14, 2010 episode "Boy Meets Curl", the title of which is a reference to Boy Meets World. The #20 entry is dedicated to predicting Disney's acquisition of Fox in 2019 in the November 8, 1998 episode "When You Dish Upon a Star", the title of which is a reference to "When You Wish Upon a Star".
*The short "10 People Jake Paul Will Challenge Next" (published November 19, 2024) ranks Carl Fredricksen from Up at #4.
*"Top 30 Movie Sequels BETTER Than The Original" ranks Captain America: The Winter Soldier at #10 and The Empire Strikes Back at #2. Footage from Captain America: The First Avenger is also used.
*"Top 30 Movies So Bad They're Good" ranks The Star Wars Holiday Special at #16.
*"Top 20 Things Superhero Movies Got WRONG" ranks Taskmaster from Black Widow at #18, Eternals focusing on too many characters at #16, M.O.D.O.K. from Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania at #12, and "The Mandarin" from Iron Man 3 at #5.
*"Top 30 Secret Bosses in Video Games" ranks Lingering Will from Kingdom Hearts II at #7.
*In "What Will Trump Do About UAP, JFK, Epstein, Diddy..? 10 Moves He Might Make Next", footage from Kamala Harris and Donald Trump's presidential debate is used, which was hosted by ABC News.
*In "Top 10 Movie Plot Holes That Can Actually Be EXPLAINED", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video. The #9 entry is dedicated to the plot hole from Armageddon of training drillers to become astronauts instead of the other way around, which is explained by NASA previously trying unsuccessfully. The #7 entry is dedicated to the plot hole from the original Toy Story of Buzz Lightyear freezing when humans are around despite not thinking he's a toy, which is explained by him following the leads of the "locals". Footage from Toy Story 4 is also used.
*In "Top Things to Know About Citadel Honey Bunny", while talking about the fact the series is directed by Anthony Russo and Joe Russo, the pair's work on Avengers: Infinity War and Avengers: Endgame is mentioned. Donald Trump's presidential debate is used, which was hosted by ABC News.
*In "Top 10 Movie Plot Holes That Can Actually Be EXPLAINED", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video.
*In "10 Shocking Secret Nazi Programs That Actually Existed", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video.
*"Top 10 Smartest MCU Movie Villains" ranks Thanos at #10, Mysterio at #9, Alexander Pierce at #8, Erik Killmonger at #7, Whiplash at #6, Baron Zemo at #5, Aldrich Killian at #4, Loki at #3, Ultron at #2, and Arnim Zola at #1. Footage from The Avengers, Avengers: Age of Ultron, Avengers: Infinity War, Spider-Man: Far From Home, Captain America: The Winter Soldier, Black Panther, Iron Man 2, Captain America: Civil War, Iron Man 3, Thor, and Avengers: Endgame is used.
*"Top 30 Video Games That Aged Amazingly Well" (published November 22, 2024) ranks Marvel vs. Capcom 2: New Age of Heroes at #12.
*"Top 10 Times TV Characters Went Beast Mode" ranks the merry-go-round fight in "Memento Mori" from The Punisher at #6 and Boba Fett fighting the Stormtroopers in "Chapter 14: The Tragedy" from The Mandalorian at #2.
*"Top 30 Movie Villains With Justifiable Motives" ranks Vulture from Spider-Man: Homecoming at #27, Syndrome from The Incredibles at #21, Baron Zemo from Captain America: Civil War at #18, Hector Barbossa from Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl at #13, Thanos from Avengers: Infinity War at #10, General Hummel from The Rock at #5, and Erik Killmonger from Black Panther at #3. Footage from Incredibles 2 and Avengers: Age of Ultron is also used. While talking about the Wicked Witch of the West from The Wizard of Oz, footage from Oz the Great and Powerful is used. While talking about the Tethered from Us, the film's Chewbacca mask is seen. During the #13 entry, the narrator says that Barbossa "just wants to be a real boy again", saying the words "real boy" in a high-pitched voice.
*In "10 Historically Accurate CIA and FBI Movies", the #2 entry is dedicated to Bridge of Spies.
*"Top 30 Best Cartoons of the Century (So Far)" (published November 23, 2024) ranks Phineas and Ferb at #14, Star Wars: The Clone Wars at #12, and Gravity Falls at #9. Honorable mentions are given to Kim Possible, The Spectacular Spider-Man, and The Owl House. While talking about Robot Chicken, footage from a sketch featuring Palpatine is used. While talking about The Fairly Oddparents, footage from "Abra-Catastrophe!" features Timmy dressed as Spider-Man saving a creature that resembles Jar Jar Binks. While talking about Gravity Falls, the narrator says the show has been compared to Lost, Twin Peaks, and The Twilight Zone. While talking about SpongeBob SquarePants, the narrator calls the titular character "[Nickelodeon]'s Mickey Mouse". While talking about South Park, one clip features one of the Member Berries asking if the others remember Chewbacca.
*"Top 30 HARDEST Video Game Levels of All Time" (published November 23, 2024) ranks the level based on "I Just Can't Wait to Be King" from the Lion King SEGA GENSIS game at #29.
*"Top 30 Hilarious Movie Villains" ranks Randall Boggs from Monsters, Inc. at #25, Captain Hook from Peter Pan at #23, Syndrome from The Incredibles at #21, Hades from Hercules at #6, and Yzma from The Emperor's New Groove at #2. While talking about Lord Farquaad from Shrek, the narrator says that Farquaad is "Dreamworks' witty, gender-swapped take on Snow White's evil queen, right down to the magic mirror in his castle". While talking about Dark Helmet from Spaceballs, the narrator mentions the character is a parody of "a certain Sith Lord". The narrator compares Yzma to Cruella De Vil and Ursula.
*In "Top 30 Worst SNL Hosts Ever" (published November 23, 2024), while talking about Jeremy Renner, Renner's role as Hawkeye is mentioned.
*In "10 Scandals That Got EVEN MORE Disturbing Over Time" (published November 23, 2024), while talking about Anthony Weiner being caught with explicit photos of minors, footage from an ABC News report on Weiner's arrest is used. While talking about Marlyn Mason's sexual assault allegations, footage from an ABC News report on the scandal is used. While talking about Harvey Weinstein's sexual assault allegations, footage from an ABC News report on the scandal is used. While talking about R. Kelly's sexual assault allegations, footage from an ABC News report on the scandal is used. While talking about P. Diddy's sexual assault allegations, footage from an ABC News report on the scandal is used.
*In "Sports Gone Wrong: Top 10 Disturbing Moments in Major Events", footage from ESPN coverage is used throughout the video.
*"Top 20 Actors Who Improvised Their Nude Scenes" ranks Kathryn Hahn in the first episode of Agatha All Along at #18. Footage from the final episode of WandaVision is also used. While talking about Jennifer Lawrence in Red Sparrow, footage from an ABC News report on the 2014 leak of nude images of Lawerence among others is used.
*In "30 Serial Killers Who Were NEVER CAUGHT" (premiered November 24, 2024), while talking about the Butcher of Mons, footage from American Horror Story is used, with Disney being mistakenly shown in the copyright information.
*"Top 20 Worst Sitcom Scenes Ever" (published November 25, 2024) ranks JD and Carla's kiss from Scrubs at #8 and Season 9 being a story written by the titular character from Rosanne at #5.
*In "Top 10 Historical Roman Mysteries That Were Finally SOLVED" (published November 25, 2024), footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video.
*In "Top 10 Celebs People Tried to Warn Us About" (published November 25, 2024), while talking about Lance Armstrong, footage from an ABC News report on Armstrong using performance-enhancing drugs is used. While talking about P. Diddy, footage from an ABC News report on the rapper is used.
*"Top 30 Greatest Supervillains of All Time" (published November 25, 2024) ranks Mysterio at #28, Mystique at #26, Ultron at #24, Galactus at #21, Bullseye at #20, Dark Phoenix at #19, Kingpin at #15, Loki at #12, Thanos at #10, Venom at #9, Doctor Octopus at #7, Green Goblin at #4, Doctor Doom at #3, and Magneto at #2. Footage from Spider-Man: Far From Home, Avengers: Age of Ultron, The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes, The Avengers, Avengers: Infinity War, and Avengers: Endgame is used.
*The short "First Look at Dwayne Johnson in Live Action Moana" compares leaked set photos of Maui in the titular movie to scenes from the original film.
*"Top 30 Best Single Scene Movie Performances" ranks Donnie Wahlberg's performance as Vincent Grey in the opening scene of The Sixth Sense at #21. While talking about Chris Evans' performance as Lucas Lee for one of the fights against the Seven Evil Exes in Scott Pilgrim vs. the World, the narrator says that Evans is no stranger to comic book characters. While talking about Dave Bautista's role as Sapper Morgan in the apartment fight scene from Blade Runner 2049, the narrator says Bautista became known for playing tough guys and comic relief characters in Specter and Guardians of the Galaxy respectively.
*In "Top 10 Foods That Will KILL You If Cooked Wrong", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video.
*"Marvel's Multiverse Made Simple: A Breakdown of the MCU Timeline" uses footage from Thor: The Dark World, Eternals, Guardians of the Galaxy, Runaways, Black Panther, Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, Thor: Ragnarok, Doctor Strange, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Inhumans, Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, Avengers: Infinity War, Captain America: The First Avenger, Ant-Man, Captain America: The Winter Soldier, Captain Marvel, Iron Man, The Incredible Hulk, The Avengers, Avengers: Endgame, Loki, Moon Knight, She-Hulk: Attorney at Law, The Falcon and The Winter Soldier, Spider-Man: No Way Home, and Deadpool & Wolverine.
*In "30 INSANE Black Friday Incidents", while talking about Walter Vance being ignored while suffering a heart attack in a Walmart on Black Friday 2011, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used.
*In "Top 10 Archaeological Discoveries That Changed the World" (published November 27, 2024), footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video. While talking about the Easter Island Moai, footage from an ABC News report on the statues is used.
*In "Top 10 Most INSANE Black Fridays Ever" (published November 27, 2024), while talking about the Black Friday from 1996, the narrator mentions that Black Friday that year was especially hectic due to the release of the Nintendo 64 as well as merchandise based on Space Jam and the live-action remake of 101 Dalmatians. Stuffed animals based on Tigger and Eeyore are seen on shelves during the aforementioned entry. While talking about Black Friday from 2013, footage from an ABC News report on the crowd sizes that year is used. While talking about Black Friday from 2012, footage from an ABC News report on the crowd sizes that year is used. While talking about Black Friday from 2016, footage from an ABC News report on the start of Black Friday that year is used. While talking about Black Friday from 2008, footage from an ABC News report on a shooting that occurred at a Toys R Us is used.
*"Top 20 Most Hilarious Disney Characters" ranks Tigger (credited as from The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh) at #20, Prince John from Robin Hood at #19, Maximus from Tangled at #18, Dopey from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs at #17, Baymax from Big Hero 6 at #16, Captain Hook from Peter Pan at #15, Olaf from Frozen at #14, Vincenzo Santorini from Atlantis: The Lost Empire at #13, Lumiere at Cogsworth from Beauty and the Beast at #12, Jaq and Gus from Cinderella at #11, Terk and Tantor from Tarzan at #10, Scuttle from The Little Mermaid at #9, Goofy (credited as from A Goofy Movie) at #8, Baloo from The Jungle Book at #7, Timon and Pumbaa from The Lion King at #6, the latter titular character from Lilo & Stitch at #5, Hades from Hercules at #4, Mushu from Mulan at #3, Kronk from The Emperor's New Groove at #2, and the Genie from Aladdin at #1. Footage from Olaf Presents and Mulan II is also used. Additionally, footage from Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest and Toy Story is used in the intro when the narrator says that live-action and Pixar movies will not be included on the list.
*In "20 Costco Facts Every Member Should Know", while talking about the chain's hot dog consistently costing $1.50 since 1985, footage from an ABC News report on the price remaining the same despite inflation is used. While talking about the chain's return policy, footage from Jimmy Kimmel Live! is used. While talking about the chain's global expansion, footage from an ABC News report on the chain's expansion to an unspecified location is used.
*In "Top 50 Greatest Video Game Performances of All Time" (published November 28, 2024), the #50 entry is dedicated to Haley Joel Osment's performance as Sora in the Kingdom Hearts series, with footage from the first game being used. The #43 entry is dedicated to John McLaren's performance in Square Enix's Guardians of the Galaxy game. The #26 entry is dedicated to Cameron Monaghan's performance as Cal Kestis in Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order and Star Wars Jedi: Survivor. The #11 entry is dedicated to Yuri Lowenthal's performance as Spider-Man in Insomniac's Spider-Man and Spider-Man 2.
*In "10 Missing Person Stories with Positive Endings", (published November 28, 2024), while talking about Julian Hernandez, footage from an ABC News report on Hernandez is used. While talking about Amanda Ellen, footage from an ABC News report on Eller is used. While talking about Jaycee Dugard, footage from an ABC News report on Dugard is used.
*In "The History of Walmart" (published November 29, 2024), a LEGO Star Wars set is seen.
*"Top 20 Movie Wedgies" ranks the wedgie the titular character gives Lyle Van de Groot from George of the Jungle at #18 and the wedgie Kate gives Ashley from Bringing Down the House at #14.
*"Dwayne Johnson Voice Acting Roles" ranks Maui from Moana at #1.
*In "Top 10 Nude Scenes Actors DO NOT Regret Filming", while talking about the second nude scene in Brideshead Revisited, Hayley Atwell is referred to as "Captain America star".
*"Top 30 Billion Dollar Box Office Movies" ranks Deadpool & Wolverine at #30, Inside Out 2 at #26, Toy Story 3 at #24, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs at #21, Captain America: Civil War at #20, Black Panther at #16, The Lion King at #15, The Avengers at #13, Avengers: Endgame at #7, and A New Hope at #1. Footage from Inside Out, Toy Story 4, Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin, the Lion King remake, Iron Man, Avengers: Infinity War, and Solo is also used.
*"Top 100 Superheroes of All Time" (premiered November 29, 2024) ranks Valkyrie at #98, Echo at #96, Iceman at #93, Jessica Jones at #91, Falcon at #88, Adam Warlock at #84, Sentry at #80, Nightcrawler at #79, Shang-Chi at #78, Hawkeye at #76, Bishop at #69, the Scarlet Witch at #67, War Machine at #66, Black Widow at #64, Beast at #63, Vision at #61, the Inhumans at #60, Iron Fist at #56, Ant-Man at #53, The Incredibles at #51, Cyclops at #49, Moon Knight at #48, Captain Marvel at #46, the Guardians of the Galaxy at #45, Storm at #44, the Winter Soldier at #42, Black Panther at #40, Elektra Natchios at #38, Miles Morales at #36, Blade at #34, Quicksilver at #33, Namor at #32, Professor X at #30, Luke Cage at #27, Jean Grey at #22, Doctor Strange at #21, Deadpool at #20, the Punisher at #18, the Fantastic Four at #15, Daredevil at #13, the Hulk at #11, Thor at #9, Captain America at #7, Iron Man at #5, Wolverine at #4, and Spider-Man at #2. Footage from Deadpool & Wolverine, The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes, Thor: Ragnarok, Avengers: Endgame, Echo, Jessica Jones, Ant-Man, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, The Avengers, WandaVision, Avengers: Age of Ultron, The Incredibles, X-Men '97, Captain Marvel, Guardians of the Galaxy, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, Captain America: The Winter Soldier, Avengers Assemble, Black Panther, Luke Cage, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, Ultimate Spider-Man, The Punisher, Daredevil, Captain America: The First Avenger, Iron Man, and Spider-Man: No Way Home is used. Howard the Duck is the joke #1 entry.
*"Top 20 Movies We Can't Believe We Watched as Kids" ranks Who Framed Roger Rabbit at #20, The Brave Little Toaster at #18, The Nightmare Before Christmas at #16, Return to Oz at #5, and Pinocchio at #3. Jim Henson's work on The Muppets is mentioned during the entries for The Dark Crystal and Labyrinth. The latter also includes a reference to George Lucas' work on Star Wars.	
*In "Top 10 Best Saturday Night Live Hosts Who Never Returned" (published November 30, 2024), while talking about Peter Dinklage, footage from a sketch that features Dinklage, Taran Killiam, Kenan Thompson, Kate McKinnon, and Bobby Moynihan (as Winnie the Pooh, Christopher Robin, Tigger, Piglet, and Eeyore respectively) greeting Pooh's cousin Danny the Real (Jay Pharaoh) after he crashes Pooh's birthday party is used.
*In "Top 20 Times Athletes Ruined Their Career", footage from ESPN coverage is used throughout the video. While talking about Ryan Lotche, who vandalized a restroom while drunk, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Johnny Manziel, who abused his partner while drunk, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Lamar Odom, who was using numerous drugs, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Ray Rice, who abused his wife, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Aaron Hernandez, who murdered Odin Lloyd, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Oscar Pistorous, who accidentally shot is girlfriend, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about O.J. Simpson, who murdered his girlfriend, footage from an ABC News report on Simpson's trial is used.
*"Top 30 Movies That Caused Massive Backlash" (premiered November 30, 2024), while talking about Avatar, the narrator mentions that the movie was briefly overtaken by Avengers: Endgame as the highest grossing movie of all time. The narrator also mentions that the movie received increased scrutiny following the release of Avatar: The Way of Water and the announcement of three other sequels.
*In "Top 10 Celebs Who Went to Prison in 2024" (published November 30, 2024), footage from ABC News reports on the various celebrities is used throughout the video.
*"Top 30 Biggest Video Game Glitches" ranks Peter Parker or Miles Morales occasionally turning into a white cube after changing suits in Insomniac's Spider-Man 2 at #29 and Miles appearing in Peter's suit in Spider-Man: Miles Morales at #23. While talking about numerous glitches in Skate 3, the narrator calls one glitch that causes 's skateboard to levitate into their character's hand "using the Force on your board".
*In "Top 30 Most Controversial Reality Shows Ever" (published December 1, 2024), while talking about 19 Kids and Counting, footage from an ABC News report on the show is used.
*In "10 Infamous Assassinations Ordered by the American Government", while talking about Anwar Al-Awlaki, footage from an ABC News report on Al-Awlaki's assassination is used.
*In "8 Creepiest Mysteries of 2024" (published December 1, 2024), while talking about the explosion at a hotel in Fort Worth, Texas, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used.
*In "Top 30 Times Morons RUINED Natural Wonders", while talking about multiple acts of vandalism committed at Joshua National Park while the nature reserve had less security due to the COVID-19 pandemic, footage from an ABC News report on one of the incidents is used. While talking about Angela Renee Jimenez and Refugio Jimenez, Jr. causing the El Dorado Fire by setting off a pyrotechnic device for a gender reveal party at El Dorado Ranch Park, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used.
*"Top 20 Movies With BS Science" ranks numerous inaccuracies regarding space in both A New Hope and Armageddon at #9 and #3 respectively.
*In "Top 20 Best Fighting Game Characters of All Time" (published December 2, 2024), while talking about Morgan Aeisland from the Darkstalkers franchise, footage from Marvel vs. Capcom 2: New Age of Heroes is used.
*In "8 Diddy Interviews the Interviewer Probably Regrets", footage from multiple ABC News reports on the titular rapper is used throughout the video. One entry is given to a Jimmy Kimmel Live! interview in which the show's titular host addressed a rumor about the video's titular rapper allegedly threatening to beat up Will Smith after Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith after the couple allegedly attempted to pick up the rapper's then-girlfriend Jennifer Lopez for a threesome.
*In "Top 10 Hated Celebs of 2024" (published December 2, 2024), while talking about Jake Paul, Paul's time working for Disney Channel is mentioned. While talking about P. Diddy, footage from an ABC News report on the rapper is used.
*"Top 10 Surprisingly Disturbing Movies" ranks The Brave Little Toaster at #10, Avengers: Infinity War at #9, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 at #4, and The Fox and the Hound at #2.
*In "Top 10 Best Chess Players of All Time" (published December 3, 2024), footage from Geri's Game is used in the intro.
*In "Top 15 Greatest Actors of the Last Decade" (published December 3, 2024), while talking about Ke Huy Quan, Quan's role as Ouroboros in Loki and upcoming role as Gary in Zootopia 2 are mentioned. While talking about Kate Winslet, her role in Avatar: The Way of Water is mentioned. While talking about Daniel Kaluuya, his role as M'Baku in the MCU is mentioned, with footage from Black Panther being used. While talking about Florence Pugh, her role as Yelena Belova in the MCU is mentioned, with footage from Black Widow being used. While talking about Zendaya, her roles as Rocky Blue in Shake It Up and MJ in the MCU are mentioned, with footage from Spider-Man: Far From Home being used for the latter.
*In "The Hunter Biden Pardon Explained", footage from an ABC News report on the titular pardon is used.
*In "The Latest Shocking Diddy Accusations and Developments" (published December 3, 2024), footage from multiple ABC News reports related to the titular rapper is used.
*In "Top 10 Cheesiest Movies from the 1980s", while talking about Flash Gordon, the narrator says that the visual effects of the movie failed in comparison to Star Wars. While talking about The Last Starfighter, the narrator says that the film was quickly made to capitalize off the success of Return of the Jedi.
*"Top 10 Most Hated Video Games of 2024" (published December 4, 2024) ranks Star Wars Battlefront Classic Collection at #9. The narrator says the backlash against the #9 entry was greater than that against Star Wars Outlaws.
*"Top 10 Shows That Couldn't Finish What They Started" ranks Rosanne at #9, Scrubs at #6, and Lost at #2.
*"Top 10 Most Disappointing Moments of 2024" (published December 4, 2024) ranks The Acolyte at #6.
*"Top 24 Best TV Shows of 2024" (published December 5, 2024) ranks Agatha All Along at #10 and Season 1 of X-Men '97 at #2. The narrator says that the #10 entry is just as good as its predecessor.
*In "Top 30 Times Movie Villains Could Have Won", the #30 entry is dedicated to Whiplash from Iron Man 2, who could've won if he had taken advantage of Tony Stark's public identity. The #29 entry is dedicated to Claude Frollo from The Hunchback of Notre Dame, who could've won if he had swung at Quasimodo and Esmeralda faster. The #27 entry is dedicated to Maul from The Phantom Menace, who could've won if he had kicked Obi-Wan Kenobi's lightsaber away as well as Qui-Gon Jinn's. The #25 entry is dedicated to AUTO from WALL-E, who could've won if he didn't mistake a picture of the plant for the real thing. The #21 entry is dedicated to Erik Killmonger from Black Panther, who could've won if he had made sure T'Challa died after he threw him off the cliff. The #19 entry is dedicated to Davy Jones from the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise, who could've won if he used teleportation more. The #18 entry is dedicated to the Evil Queen from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, who could've won if she sent another henchman after the huntsman. The ##17 entry is dedicated to Winifred Sanderson, Mary Sanderson, and Sarah Sanderson from Hocus Pocus, who could've won if they sucked out Thackery Binx's life. The #15 entry is dedicated to Edgar from The Aristocats, who could've won if he kept the cats. The #11 is dedicated to Jafar from Aladdin, who could've won if he didn't betray the titular character. The #8 entry is dedicated to Thanos, who would've won if he and snapped away all the heroes in Avengers: Infinity War. The #7 entry is dedicated to Scar from The Lion King, who would've won if he had killed Simba himself. The #4 entry is dedicated to the Empire, who would've won in Return of the Jedi if they had placed a forcefield around the Death Star II's generator. Footage from Avengers: Endgame, Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl, Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest, Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End, Rogue One, Guardians of the Galaxy, and The Incredibles is also used.
*In "Top 10 Celebs Destroyed by SOMEONE ELSES Scandal", while talking about Selma Blair's career being ruined by Charlie Sheen's drug use, footage from an ABC News report on Sheen is used. While talking about Billy Bush's career being ruined by being present during misogynistic comments made by Donald Trump, footage from an ABC News report on the scandal is used.
*In "10 Times The Movie Hero Cheated In Order To Win", one entry is dedicated to letting the titular dog join the team from Air Bud. Another entry is dedicated to Professor Brainard giving a college basketball team the titular substance from Flubber. Another entry is given to Maggie Peyton using the titular talking car from Herbie: Fully Loaded. Another entry is dedicated to multiple instances from throughout the Mighty Ducks franchise. Footage from The Mighty Ducks and D2: The Mighty Ducks.
*In "Top 30 Most Dangerous Creatures In The Ocean", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video. While talking about the stichodactyldae, footage from Finding Nemo is used.
*In "10 Disturbing Celebrity Interviews Right Before Scandal", while talking about Tiger Woods' interview with 60 Minutes that released right before his abuse scandal, footage from an ABC News report on the scandal is used. While talking about Louis C.K.'s appearance on The Late Night Show with Stephen Colbert right before his sexual misconduct scandal, footage from an ABC News report on the scandal is used. One entry is dedicated to Roseanne Barr's appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live! right before a Tweet calling a White House staff member a racial slur. Footage from an ABC News report on the aforementioned scandal as well as Rosanne is used. One entry is dedicated to P. Diddy's appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live! right before Cassie Ventura's lawsuit against the aforementioned rapper for sexual misconduct.
*In "Top 30 Movies That Bombed So Hard They Ruined Actors Careers", while talking about The Legend of the Lone Ranger ruining Klinton Spilsbury's career, the narrator jokes that the titular role seems to be cursed, mentioning Armie Hammer's sexual assault scandal after his turn as the character in the 2013 film. The #17 entry is dedicated to It's Pat, which ruined Julia Sweeney's career. The #4 entry is dedicated to John Carter, which ruined Taylor Kitsch's career. While talking about Cutthroat Island ruining Geena Davis' career, footage from Grey's Anatomy is used. While talking about I Know Who Killed Me ruining Lindsay Lohan's career, footage from The Parent Trap is used.
*In "10 Worst Things Ever to Happen on Christmas" (published December 6, 2024), while talking about the founding of the Ku Klux Klan in 1865, footage from O Brother, Where Art Thou? is used.
*"Top 20 Yo Mama Jokes in Movies" ranks Sister Mary Clarence telling a disruptive student that his mom is "so dumb, she got hit by a parked car" from Sister Act 2: Back in the Habit at #20, Chi-Fu saying "I have a girl back home who's unlike any other" causing Yao to whisper to the titular character "Yeah, the only girl who'd love him is his mother" during "A Girl Worth Fighting For" from Mulan at #17, one of the opposing players telling Bobby Boucher that he'll "be playing with [his] mama tonight" from The Waterboy at #10, and Blue Stanton insulting multiple of the opposing players' mothers from Remember the Titans at #3.
*In "Top 30 Surprisingly Good SNL Hosts", footage from Black Panther is used during both Sterling K. Brown and Chadwick Boseman's entries, as well as footage from a sketch that parodies the film being used during Brown's entry. Another sketch used as footage during Brown's entry features the actor's character ranting at a family member for not liking Shrek. He does so by pointing out that the aforementioned movie has "Myers, Murphy, and Diaz" in its cast and asking if the same can be said for Coco. Another sketch parodies Black Panther. While taking about Pedro Pascal, Pascal's role as the titular character in The Mandalorian is mentioned. While talking about Natalie Portman, her role in Star Wars is alluded to. While talking about Charles Barkley, footage from Andy Samberg's appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live! recounting an interaction with Barkley is used. While talking about Adam Driver, footage from the sketch "Undercover Boss: Starkiller Base" is used.
*In "Top 10 Celebs Who Left Fame Behind in 2024" (published December 7, 2024), while talking about Evangeline Lilly, her roles as Kate on Lost and Hope Van Dyne in the MCU are mentioned, with footage from Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania (incorrectly labeled as Ant-Man and the Wasp) being used for the latter.
*In "10 Disturbing TV Shows Because of What We Know Now" (published December 7, 2024), while talking about iCarly becoming disturbing due to Dan Schneider's inappropriate behavior on the set of his Nickelodeon shows as well as Jennette McCurdy's abuse by her mother, footage from an ABC News interview with McCurdy is used. While talking about 7th Heaven becoming disturbing due to Stephen Collins' inappropriate behavior towards minors, footage from an ABC News interview with Collins is used. While talking about My Sister Sam becoming disturbing due to Rebecca Schaffer's murder, footage from an ABC News report on the aforementioned murder is used. One entry is dedicated to Roseanne, which became disturbing due to its eponymous star's racist remarks.
*"Top 30 Terrifying Real Life Haunted Dolls" ranks an Elsa doll that would reappear after being thrown away and randomly start singing "Let It Go" at #30. Footage from Frozen is used. While talking about Pupa, the narrator jokes that shouldn't let Pupa's looks fool them or she will "lead [them] to the Dark Side" and footage from Return of the Jedi is used.
*In "Top 30 Celebrity Reactions To South Park Parodies", while talking about Slash joking that he "couldn't be 100% certain if [he is] real" (referring to his depiction as a Santa Claus-like figure in "Crack Baby Atheistic Association"), footage from one of the guitarist's appearances on Jimmy Kimmel Live! is used. The #11 entry is dedicated to Sally Struthers, who was a fan of the show until her depiction in the episode "Starvin' Marvin". The depiction in question shows Struthers as a Jabba the Hutt-like figure. The #10 entry is dedicated to Nick Jonas, who initially despised the band's depiction as servants to Mickey Mouse in the episode "The Ring", but has grown to enjoy it with separation from the events being parodied.
*"Top 10 Legendary Movie Cameos" ranks Keith Richards' cameo in Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End at #10, Orson Welles' cameo in 1979's The Muppet Movie at #9, Wesley Snipes' cameo as Blade in Deadpool & Wolverine at #8, Matt Damon, Luke Hemsworth, and Sam Neill's cameos in Thor: Ragnarok at #4, and Stan Lee's Marvel cameos at #1. Footage from Captain America: The Winter Soldier, Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides, Captain America: Civil War, Avengers: Age of Ultron, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, and Avengers: Endgame is also used.
*"Top 20 Greatest MMORPGs Ever Made" (published December 8, 2024) ranks Star Wars: The Old Republic at #7.
*In "20 Times Karens Faced Justice in 2024" (published December 8, 2024), while talking about Emma Lee hitting a hammer onto an unidentified male customer's windshield after the customer threw his drink back at her, Lee is compared to Thor.
*"Top 30 Greatest Movie Fight Scenes of All Time" (published December 8, 2024) ranks the prison breakout from Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 at #30, Captain America and Bucky Barnes fighting Iron Man from Captain America: Civil War at #20, and Obi-Wan Kenobi vs. Anakin Skywalker from Revenge of the Sith at #8.
*"Top 20 Incredible Movies with Incredible Endings" ranks the breakfast scene from No Country For Old Men at #15.
*In "10 Surprising Things You Didn't Know About Moana", entries are dedicated to the film being renamed to "Oceania" in Italy due to the original title sharing its name with an adult film star in the country, the filmmakers taking inspiration from the soundtrack of The Lion King, Dwayne Johnson's performance as Maui being inspired by his grandfather, Disney using new technology to make the ocean its own character, astronomers being consulted to confirm accuracy with the star navigation, Maui is inspired by a real-world demigod, the film taking place during "The Long Pause", Pua was originally supposed to join the adventure, Auli'i Cravalho was the last person to audition for the titular character and Maui was originally supposed to be the main character. Footage from Moana 2 is also used.
*"Top 10 Video Games RUINED By Their Own Lore" ranks the Kingdom Hearts series at #5. Footage from Kingdom Hearts: Birth by Sleep and Kingdom Hearts: Dream Drop Distance is used. While talking about the Mortal Kombat franchise, the narrator calls the franchise "the MCU of video games".
*In "Top 20 Actors and Directors Who HATED Each Other", the #10 entry is dedicated Gene Hackman and Wes Anderson, who worked together on The Royal Tenenbaums. While talking about Ray Fisher and Gal Gadot hating Joss Whedon (who they worked with on 2017's Justice League), Whedon's work on The Avengers is mentioned.
*In "Top 20 Worst Singers Of All Time" (published December 9, 2024), while talking about Jake Paul, footage from "It's Everyday Bro" is used, which includes the lyric "It's everyday bro with that Disney Channel flow". Paul's role in Bizaardvark is also alluded to. While talking about Justin Bieber, footage from Bieber's song "Beauty and a Beat" is used, the title of which is a reference to Beauty and the Beast.
*In "10 Moments That Made the World Stand Still in 2024" (published December 9, 2024), while talking about the assassination attempt against Donald Trump, footage from an ABC News report on the attempt is used. While talking about Israel's airstrikes in Lebanon, footage from an ABC News report on the airstrikes is used. While talking about Joe Biden stepping down as the Democratic nominee for president, footage from an ABC News report on the withdrawal is used. While talking about Nerualink, footage from an ABC News report on the chip is used.
*In "Top 10 Actors Who Made the Wrong Choice", while talking about Denzel Washington choosing not to star in Michael Clayton due to an inexperienced director and Seven due to its "demonic themes", footage from one of Washington's appearances on Jimmy Kimmel Live! is used. The #9 entry is dedicated to Eddie Murphy, who turned down Who Framed Roger Rabbit for not understanding the concept of live-action actors interacting with cartoon characters and Rush Hour for an unspecified reason. While talking about Bruce Willis turning down Ghost due to not understanding the supernatural aspects, the narrator jokes that Willis later corrected this mistake by starring in The Sixth Sense. While talking about Sean Connery turning down Gandalf in the Lord of the Rings franchise for an unspecified reason, footage from The Rock is used. The #1 entry is dedicated to Burt Reynolds, who turned down Han Solo in Star Wars due to not liking science fiction and the eponymous character of the James Bond franchise because he "didn't think he was a good fit".
*"Top 10 Iconic Characters That Get Killed Early" ranks Ellie Fredricksen from Up at #8 and Malcom Crowe from The Sixth Sense at #1. Footage from Avengers: Infinity War is used in the intro when the narrator says that characters who made it to at least one sequel before their death won't be included on the list. An honorable mention is given to Vincent Vega from Pulp Fiction.
*In "Top 10 Confrontational Elon Musk Moments", while talking about Musk's feud with Azealia Banks, Banks is seen wearing a Mickey Mouse shirt in footage from the music video for "212". While talking about X being banned in Brazil following Musk's criticism against Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, a news report mentions that Musk called Judge Alexandre de Moraes "Brazil's Darth Vader".
*"Snow White Trailer: Live Action vs Animated" compares similar scenes in the trailer for its titular movie and Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.
*In "The Shocking Diddy and Jay-Z Accusations EXPLAINED", footage from multiple ABC News reports on the titular rappers is used.
*"Top 10 Horror Movie Performances of 2024" (published December 10, 2024) ranks Cailee Spaeny's performance as Rain Carradine in Alien: Romulus at #10.
*"Top 10 Best Marvel Multiplayer Video Games" ranks Captain America and the Avengers at #10, Marvel Heroes at #9, 1993's The Punisher at #8, Marvel Snap at #7, LEGO Marvel Super Heroes at #6, 1992's X-Men at #5, X-Men Legends II: Rise of Apocalypse at #4, Marvel Rivals at #3, Marvel Ultimate Alliance at #2, and Marvel vs. Capcom 2: New Age of Heroes at #1.
*In "10 Celebrity Scandals of 2024" (published December 11, 2024), while talking about Lil Durk being arrested for hiring a hitman, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about the five individuals arrested for Matthew Perry's death, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Justin Timberlake being arrested for driving under the influence, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Donald Trump winning the United States presidential election despite numerous criminal indictments, footage from an ABC News report on the election is used. While talking about the Mendez brothers' retrial, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about P. Diddy's sexual misconduct scandal, footage from an ABC News report on the aforementioned rapper is used.
*In "Top 14 Great Characters Done Dirty By Their Movie", the #12 entry is dedicated to Jean Grey, who was done dirty by Dark Phoenix. The #8 entry is dedicated to Thor, who was done dirty by Thor: Love and Thunder. The #5 entry is dedicated to Indiana Jones, who was done dirty by Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. The #3 entry is dedicated to Jack Sparrow, who was done dirty by Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides. Footage from Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny is also used.
*In "11 Craziest Things to Ever Happen at McDonald's", while talking about an unidentified homeless man bringing a dead raccoon into a San Francisco McDonald's, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While about the riots caused by the return of Szechuan Sauce after its mention in the Rick and Morty episode "The Rickshank Rickdemption", the narrator mentions that the sauce was originally released to promote Mulan.
*In "Top 30 Biggest Scientific Discoveries of the Century (So Far)", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video. While talking about the development of the mRNA malaria vaccine, footage from an ABC News report on the discovery is used. While talking about the discovery of new nitrogenous base of DNA, from an ABC News report on the discovery is used.
*In "10 Actors Who Made TV Shows When They Knew They Were Dying", footage from "What If... T'Challa Became a Star-Lord?" is used in the outro.
*In "10 Most Disturbing Moments Things That Happened In 2024" (published December 12, 2024), while talking about Robert Kennedy Jr.'s brain worm, footage from an ABC News report on Kennedy is used. While talking about P. Diddy's sexual abuse allegations, footage from an ABC News report on the rapper is used.
*In "Top 15 One Hit Wonder Actors", while talking about Jeff Cohen, who is best known for The Goonies, footage from Ask Max is used.
*In "Top 10 Things to Know About Bluesky", footage from an ABC News report on the website is used.
*"Top 10 Things to Remember Before the FINAL Season of Marvel's What If?" ranks Erik Killmonger being alive at #10, the existence of zombies at #9, the X-Men's debut in the series at #8, the Nova Corps variant of Nebula at #7, the 1980s Avengers at #6, the good variant of Hela at #5, Captain Carter's history at #4, the Hydra Stomper at #3, Kahhori's introduction at #2, and Strange Supreme's death at #1.
*In "10 Disturbing Assassination Conspiracies Theories", while talking about the conspiracy theory that Marylin Monroe was assassinated, footage from an ABC News on Monroe is used.
*"Top 100 Scariest Movie Monsters of All Time" (published December 13, 2024) ranks the kraken from Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest at #100, the giant squid from 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea at #92, the Rancor from Return of the Jedi at #91, the rhino from James and the Giant Peach at #87, Monstro from Pinocchio at #79, the Horned King from The Black Cauldron at #74, Oogie Boogie from The Nightmare Before Christmas at #63, Chernabog from Fantasia at #54, and the Xenomorph from the Alien franchise at #1.
*"Top 20 MCU Theories That Turned Out to Be True" ranks "Teen" being Billy Maximoff from Agatha All Along at #20, the TVA being run by He Who Remains from Loki at #19, Wanda being the villain in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness at #18, Sam Wilson being the new Captain America (which is credited to both Avengers: Endgame and The Falcon and The Winter Soldier) at #17, Hawkeye becoming Ronin in Avengers: Endgame at #16, Jasper Sitwell's mention of Stephen Strange in Captain America: The Winter Soldier being a hint towards the character's debut in the latter's first eponymous film at #15, Loki stealing the Tesseract in Thor: Ragnarok (which was confirmed in Avengers: Infinity War) at #14, the Netflix shows being canon at #13, Iron Man's death in Avengers: Endgame at #12, Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield's Spider-Men returning in Spider-Man: No Way Home at #11, Red Skull surviving his encounter with the Tesseract from Captain America: The First Avenger (which was confirmed in Avengers: Infinity War) at #10, Jake Lockely being one of the titular character's alternate personalities from Moon Knight at #9, Bruce Banner using the Hulkbuster in Avengers: Infinity War at #8, Thor becoming king of Asgard in Thor: Ragnarok at #7, the boy in the Iron Man mask from Iron Man 2 being Peter Parker at #6, Hulk being sent to Sakaar in Avengers: Age of Ultron (which was confirmed by Thor: Ragnarok) at #5, Spider-Man's debut in Captain America: Civil War at #4, Stan Lee being a Watcher at #3, Captain America being worthy of Mjölnir from Avengers: Age of Ultron (which was confirmed by Avengers: Endgame) at #2, and the Quantum Realm being capable of time travel from Ant-Man and the Wasp (which was confirmed by Avengers: Endgame) at #1. Footage from Echo, WandaVision, Hawkeye, She-Hulk: Attorney at Law, Iron Man, Thor, Thor: The Dark World, Spider-Man: Homecoming, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, "What If... Doctor Strange Lost His Heart Instead of His Hands?", and Ant-Man is also used. One clip from Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 is mistakenly labeled as being from the first film.
*In "10 Exact Moments Musicians DESTROYED Their Careers", while talking about CeeLo Green discounting his sexual misconduct allegations, footage from an ABC News report on the allegations is used. While talking about DaBaby's homophobic remarks during a concert in Florida, footage from an ABC News report on the comments is used.
*In "Robin Williams Voice Acting Roles", the Genie from Aladdin ranks at #1.
*In "Top 10 Movies That BOMBED in 2024" (premiered December 14, 2024) while talking about the remake of The Crow, the narrator says the titular character isn't as popular as Batman or Spider-Man.
*In "Top 30 Most Shocking Religious Scandals", while talking about Mother Teresa misusing her donations, footage from an ABC News report on Teresa's canonization is used. While talking about Joel Olsten refusing to offer his church as shelter for victims of Hurricane Harvey, footage from an ABC News report on the scandal is used. While talking about Creflo Dollar's sexual misconduct scandal as well as using donations to buy a private jet, footage from an ABC News report on Dollar is used. While talking about the Vatican Leaks Scandal, footage from an ABC News report on the scandal is used. While talking about the Catholic Archdiocese of Boston Spotlight Scandal, footage from an ABC News report on the scandal is used.
*In "Top 20 Most Rewatchable South Park Episodes", while talking about "You Have 0 Friends", the episode's Tron parody is seen. While talking about the Coon trilogy, the narrator mentions that the episodes are enjoyable even for people who aren't DC or Marvel fans. While talking about the "Imaginationland" trilogy, Jack Skellington, Peter Pan, Mickey Mouse, Yoda, Ewoks, Stormtroopers, Darth Maul, Cinderella, Br'er Fox, Br'er Rabbit, Uncle Remus, Mr. Toad, the Mad Hatter, V.I.N.CENT, Dreamfinder, Cruella De Vil, Captain Hook, The Headless Horseman, the Green Goblin, and Venom are seen in footage from the episode. While talking about "Casa Bonita", the narrator calls the episode's titular restaurant "the Disneyland of Mexican restaurants".
*"Top 15 Funniest Performances of the Last Decade" (published December 15, 2024) ranks Ryan Reynolds' performance as the titular character of the Deadpool franchise at #1. Footage from Deadpool & Wolverine is used.
*In "Top 10 Most Anticipated Horror Movies of 2025" (published December 15, 2024), while talking about Guillermo del Toro's "Frankenstein" remake, footage from a Deadline interview with del Toro features the director saying that he got inspired to go into filmmaking by Pinocchio and 1931's Frankenstein, with pictures of both films' titular characters being shown.
*In "Gone but Worth a FORTUNE: Top 10 2000s Collectibles That Could Make You Rich", the #3 entry is dedicated to the LEGO Star Wars Ultimate Collector's Millennium Falcon, which is worth $1,795. An honorable mention is given to the Lizzie McGuire cookie jar, which is worth over $100. Footage from the aforementioned character's eponymous show is used.
*"Top 30 Most Adult Superhero Cartoons" ranks X-Men '97 at #21, M.O.D.O.K. at #19, and Hit-Monkey at #15.
*Watchmojo uploaded "10 Dark Truths About Power Rangers".
*In "Top 10 Worst Movies of 2024" (published December 16, 2024), while talking about Borderlands, the narrator calls the movie a "wannabe Guardians of the Galaxy".
*In "10 Human-Made Disasters That Made the World Stand Still", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video.
*"Top 20 Greatest Conspiracy Movies of All Time" (published December 16, 2024) ranks Captain America: The Winter Soldier at #18.
*In "20 Famous People Allegedly Killed By the Illuminati", while talking about Prince, footage from an ABC News report on the aforementioned singer's death is used. While talking about Princess Diana, footage from an ABC News report on Diana's death is used. While talking about Whitney Houston, footage from an ABC News report on Houston's death is used.
*"Top 10 Anticipated TV Shows of 2025" (published December 17, 2024) ranks Season 2 of Andor at #5 and Daredevil: Born Again at #3. Honorable mentions are given to Win or Lose and Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man. Footage from Rogue One, Echo, Daredevil, and Spider-Man: No Way Home is also used.
*"Top 30 Best Movies of the 90s" ranks The Sixth Sense at #27, Good Will Hunting at #17, and Pulp Fiction at #1. Footage from Toy Story is used in the inteo. While talking about The Fugitive, Harrison Ford's role as Han Solo from Star Wars is mentioned.
*"Top 10 HUGE Character Revamps on Marvels What If" ranks the Zombie Scarlet Witch from "What If... Zombies!?" and "What if... Strange Supreme Intervened?" at #10, Infinity Ultron from "What If... Ultron Won?" at #9, the Avengers from "What if... Peter Quill Attacked Earth's Mightiest Heroes?" at #8, Steve Rogers from "What if... Captain Carter Fought The Hydra Stomper?" at #7, Hank Pym from "What If... The World Lost Its Mightiest Heroes?" at #6, Nebula from "What if... Nebula Joined the Nova Corps?" at #5, Hela from "What if... Hela Found The Ten Rings?" at #4, T'Challa from "What If... T'Challa Became a Star-Lord?" at #3, Doctor Strange from "What If... Doctor Strange Lost His Heart Instead of His Hands?" at #2, and Captain Carter from "What If... Captain Carter Were The First Avenger?" at #1.
*In "10 Most Infamous Criminals Released In 2024 and Those Expected To Be Free SOON" (published December 17, 2024), while talking about Erik Mendez and Lyle Mendez, footage from an ABC News report on the brothers is used.
*In "10 Real-Life Black Widows", while talking about Stacey Castor, footage from an ABC News report on Castor is used.
*In "Top 20 Best Origin Story Movies", the #18 entry is dedicated to Cruella, which is an origin story for its titular character. The #14 entry is dedicated to Revenge of the Sith, which is an origin story for Darth Vader. The #12 entry is dedicated to 1979's The Muppet Movie, which is an origin story for its titular characters. The #8 entry is dedicated to Monsters University, which is an origin story for Mike Wazowski and Sulley. The original film is also mentioned. The #7 entry is dedicated to Maleficent, which is an origin story for its titular character. The original film is also mentioned.
*"Top 10 Things That Stopped Existing in 2024" (published December 18, 2024) ranks Freeform at #3. While talking about the Mini Clubman, footage from Scrubs is used.
*In "Top 30 Most TOXIC Video Game Communities", while talking about Fortnite, Chewbacca is seen in the item shop.
*In "Top 10 Worst Billion-Dollar Movies" ranks the live-action Aladdin remake at #8, the live-action Lion King remake at #6, The Rise of Skywalker at #5, the live-action Alice in Wonderland remake at #4, and Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides at #3. Footage from The Last Jedi is also used.
*"Top 20 Most Anticipated Movies of 2025" (published December 19, 2024) ranks Captain America: Brave New World at #20, Tron: Ares at #17, Elio at #15, Thunderbolts* at #11, Avatar: Fire and Ash at #4, and The Fantastic Four: First Steps at #3. The narrator mentions that the #15 entry was initially set to be directed by the same director as Coco, but is now the director of Turning Red. Footage from Captain America: The Winter Soldier, Tron, Tron: Legacy, The Force Awakens, Luca, Inside Out 2, Avatar: The Way of Water, and Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness is also used. While talking about Sinners, Ryan Coogler's work on Black Panther is mentioned. The other two upcoming Avatar films are also mentioned.
*Watchmojo uploaded "Top 10 Best Power Rangers Video Games".
*"Top 30 Greatest Star Wars Characters" ranks General Grievous at #30, Cad Bane at #29, Jabba the Hutt at #28, Kanan Jarrus at #27, Count Dooku at #26, Poe Dameron at #27, Grand Admiral Thrawn at #24, Asajj Ventress at #23, Padmé Amidala at #22, Cassian Andor at #21, Mace Windu at #20, Qui-Gon Jinn at #19, Rex at #18, Rey at #17, Grogu at #16, Maul at #15, Lando Calrissian at #14, Boba Fett at #13, Kylo Ren at #12, R2-D2 and C-3PO at #11, Chewbacca at #10, Palpatine at #9, Din Djarin at #8, Ahsoka Tano at #7, Leia Organa at #6, Obi-Wan Kenobi at #5, Yoda at #4, Luke Skywalker at #3, Han Solo at #2, and Anakin Skywalker/Darth Vader at #1.
*"Top 30 Best Christmas Movies of All Time" (published December 19, 2024) ranks The Santa Clause at #17, The Nightmare Before Christmas at #16, and The Muppet Christmas Carol at #13. While talking about Rise of the Guardians, the narrator says that the movie came out "the same year the Avengers first assembled". The #17 entry's two sequels are also mentioned.
*In "Top 30 Biggest South Park Controversies", while talking about China being unhappy with its depiction in the episode "Band in China", the show's parodies of Black Panther, Captain America, Captain Marvel, Kylo Ren, a Stormtrooper, Thor Odinson, Buzz Lightyear, Beast, Iron Man, Winnie the Pooh, and Piglet are seen in footage from the episode. While talking about Mohammed's depiction in "200" and "201", Mickey Mouse is seen in footage from the episode.
*"Top 10 Weirdest TV Sex Scenes Ever" (published December 20, 2024) ranks Izzie and Dev's s*x scene from Grey's Anatomy at #7.
*In "Top 10 Actors Who Faced Backlash for Controversial Roles", while talking about Rooney Mara (a Caucasian actress) facing backlash due portraying Native American Tiger Lily in Pan, the version from Peter Pan is mentioned. The #5 entry is dedicated to Johnny Depp, who received controversy for portraying Native American Tonto from The Lone Ranger as a Caucasian man. While talking about Maddie Ziegler (who is not autistic) portraying the titular autistic character in 2021's Music, footage from an ABC News report on the aforementioned controversy is used. While talking about Scarlett Johansson's whitewashed role as Motoko Kusanagi in 2017's Ghost in the Shell, Johansson's role as Black Widow in the MCU is mentioned. Footage from a news report on the controversy uses footage from The Avengers.
*In "10 Most Tragic Events of 2024" (published December 20, 2024), while talking about the terrorist attack on Crocus City Hall, footage from an ABC News report on the attack is used.
*"Top 20 Worst Nintendo Games of All Time" (published December 21, 2024) ranks Disney's Magical Mirror Starring Mickey Mouse at #11.
*In "10 Movie Actors Who HATED the Rest of the Cast", one entry is dedicated to Gene Hackman, who hated the rest of the cast on The Royal Tenenbaums. While talking about Wesley Snipes hating the rest of the cast on Blade: Trinity, the film's titular character's appearance in Deadpool & Wolverine is mentioned. While talking about Bill Murray hated the cast on multiple of his movies, footage from What About Bob? is used.
*In "10 Celebs Who Ruined Their Careers in 2024" (published December 21, 2024), while talking about Blake Lively, footage from Deadpool & Wolverine is used. While talking about Neil Gaiman, the narrator speculates that Disney's planned adaptation of The Graveyard Book may be canceled due to Gaiman's sexual misconduct charges. While talking about Lil Durk, footage from an ABC News report on the rapper hiring a hitman is used. While talking about P. Diddy, footage from an ABC News report on the rapper's sexual misconduct allegations is used.
*In "Top 30 Movies That Caused People to Walk Out", the #8 entry is dedicated to Pulp Fiction, which people walked out of due to the violence of the film. Footage from Reservoir Dogs is also used.
*In "10 Most Evil People Who Appeared on Game Shows", while talking about Ryan Jenkins murdering his wife after appearing on Megan Wants a Millionaire, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. while talking about Paul Curry murdering his wife, Linda Kinkade after appearing on Jeopardy, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used.
*In "Top 24 Viral Moments of 2024" (published December 22, 2024), the #2 entry is dedicated to the presidential debate between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris, which was hosted by ABC News.
*"Top 30 Most Parodied Movie Scenes" ranks the "Luke, I am your father" scene from The Empire Strikes Back at #2. While talking about Stanley Kowalski yelling "Stella!" from A Streetcar Named Desire, footage from High Fidelity is used. While talking about the titular doctor exclaiming "It's alive!" from 1931's Frankenstein, footage from Phineas and Ferb is used. Three entries include footage from Gravity Falls: the "One of us" chant from Freaks, the chestburster scene from Alien and the 360° head spin from The Exorcist. The latter two also include footage from Toy Story. While talking about Benjamin is trying to seduce him from The Graduate, footage from The Emperor's New Groove is used. While talking about the boulder escape from Raiders of the Lost Ark, footage from Scrubs is used. Footage from Toy Story 2 is used during the #2 entry. While talking about any scene from The Godfather, footage from Zootopia is used.
*"Top 30 Hardest Final Bosses in Video Games" ranks Darth Malak from Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic at #29. While talking about the Nameless Puppet from Lies of P, the narrator calls the game "a Soulsbourne take on Pinocchio".
*Watchmojo uploaded "Top 30 Identity Reveals on Power Rangers".
*In "Top 30 Actors Who Appeared In Both Marvel and DC Movies" the #30 entry is dedicated to Sylvester Stallone, who plays Stakar Ogord in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 and 3 as well as King Shark in The Suicide Squad. The #29 entry is dedicated to James Marsden, who played Cyclops in the X-Men movies and Richard White in Superman Returns. The #28 entry is dedicated to Zoë Kravitz, who played Angel Salvador in X-Men: First Class and Mary Jane Watson in Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse as well as Catwoman in both The Dark Knight Rises and 2022's The Batman. The #27 entry is dedicated to David Dastmalchian, who played Kurt Gorescheier in Ant-Man, Veb in Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, Thomas Schiff in The Dark Knight, and the Polka-Dot Man in The Suicide Squad. The #26 entry is dedicated to Tilda Swinton, who played the Ancient One in the MCU (with footage from Doctor Strange being used) and Gabriel in Constantine. The #25 entry is dedicated to Russell Crowe, who played Zeus in Thor: Love and Thunder as well as Nikolai Kravinoff in Kraven the Hunter and Jor-El in Man of Steel. The #24 entry is dedicated to Andy Serkis, who played Ulysses Klaue in Avengers: Age of Ultron and Black Panther as well as Knull in Kraven the Hunter and Alfred Pennyworth in The Batman. The #23 entry is dedicated to Angela Bassett, who played Ramonda in the MCU (with footage from Black Panther: Wakanda Forever being used) and Amanda Waller in Green Lantern. The #22 entry is dedicated to Colin Farrell, who played Bullseye in 2003's Daredevil and the Penguin in 2022's The Batman. The #21 entry is dedicated to Christian Bale, who played Batman in the Dark Knight trilogy and Gorr the God Butcher in Thor: Love and Thunder. The #20 entry is dedicated to Zoë Saldaña, who played Gamora in the MCU (with footage from Guardians of the Galaxy being used) and Aisha in The Losers. The #19 entry is dedicated to Chris Pine, who played Miles' original Peter Parker in Spider-Man: Into the Spiderverse and Steve Trevor in the DCEU. The #18 entry is dedicated to Halle Berry, who played Storm in Fox's X-Men movies and the titular character of Catwoman. The #17 entry is dedicated to to Laurence Fishburne, who played Bill Foster in Ant-Man and the Wasp, Perry White in the DCEU, and Silver Surfer in Fantastic Four: Rise of the Sliver Surfer. The #16 entry is dedicated to Tommy Lee Jones, who played Chester Phillips in Captain America: The First Avenger and Two-Face in Batman Forever. The #15 entry is dedicated to Zachary Levi, who played Fandral in Thor: The Dark World and the titular superhero of Shazam. The #14 entry is dedicated to Michael Fassbender, who played Magneto Fox's X-Men movies and Burke in Jonah Hex. The #13 entry is dedicated to Djimon Hounsou, who played Korath the Pursuer in Guardians of the Galaxy, Poppa Midnight in Conastine, King Ricou in Aquaman, and the wizard that shares the titular character's name in Shazam. The #12 entry is dedicated to Michelle Pfeiffer, who played Catwoman in Batman Returns and Janet Van Dyne in the MCU, with footage from Ant-Man and the Wasp being used. The #11 entry is dedicated to Hugo Weaving, who played the titular character in V for Vendetta and Red Skull in the MCU, with footage from Captain America: The First Avenger being used for the latter. The #10 entry is dedicated to J.K. Simmons, who played Commissioner Gordon in the DCEU and J. Jonah Jameson in Sam Raimi's Spider-Man trilogy as well as Spider-Man: Far From Home. The #9 entry is dedicated to Idris Elba, who played Heimdall in the MCU (with footage from Thor: The Dark World being used), Moreau in Ghost Rider: Spirt of Vengeance, Roque in The Losers, and Bloodsport in The Suicide Squad. The #8 entry is dedicated to Ben Affleck, who played the titular character in 2003's Daredevil and Batman in the DCEU. The #7 entry is dedicated to Willem Dafoe, who played Norman Osborn in Sam Raimi's Spider-Man trilogy and Vulko in Aquaman. The #6 entry is dedicated to Tom Hardy, who played Bane in The Dark Knight Rises and Venom in Sony's Marvel universe. The #5 entry is dedicated to Ryan Reynolds, who played Hannibal King in Blade: Trinity, Hal Jordan in 2011's Green Lantern, and Deadpool who is counted twice, once for X-Men Origins: Wolverine and again for his self-titled trilogy. The #4 entry is dedicated to Natalie Portman, who played Jane Foster in the MCU (with footage from Thor: The Dark World and Thor: Love and Thunder being used) and Evey Hammond in V for Vendetta. The #3 entry is dedicated to Chris Evans, who played Johnny Storm in Fox's Fantastic Four movies and Deadpool & Wolverine, Steve Rogers in the MCU (with footage from Captain America: The First Avenger and Avengers: Endgame being used), and Jake Jensen in The Losers. The #2 entry is dedicated to Josh Brolin, who played the titular character of Jonah Hex, Cable in Deadpool 2, and Thanos in the MCU, with footage from Avengers: Endgame being used. The #1 entry is dedicated to Michael Keaton, who played Batman in the character's self-titled 1989 movie and Vulture in Spider-Man: Homecoming.
*In "10 Times Movie Villains Didn't Villain", the #2 entry is dedicated to Elijah Price from Unbreakable. Footage from Zootopia is used in the intro when the narrator says animated villains will not be included.
*In "10 Celebs Who Gave Interviews When They Knew They Were Dying", one entry is dedicated to Charlton Heston, who gave an interview with ABC News after he was diagnosed with Alzheimer's. Another entry is dedicated to multiple interviews with Alex Trebek after he was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, one of which was with ABC News. While talking about John McCain giving an interview with 60 Minutes after being diagnosed with brain cancer, footage from an ABC News report on McCain's death is used. While talking about Steve Jobs giving an interview at the DA Conference after being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, the narrator mentions that the only person Jobs told about his diagnosis was Disney CEO Bob Iger. Footage from an ABC News report on Jobs' death is also used. Another entry is dedicated to Patrick Swayze, who gave an interview with ABC News report after being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. While talking about Chadwick Boseman giving multiple interviews with after being diagnosed with colon cancer, Boseman's role as T'Challa in the MCU is mentioned, with footage from Black Panther being used. One of these interviews was on Jimmy Kimmel Live! While talking about Shannen Doherty giving multiple interviews after being diagnosed with breast cancer, one of the interviews was with ABC News.
*In "Top 20 First Contact Movies", while talking about E.T. The Extra Terrestrial, the narrator says the titular alien has Jedi powers.
*In "Top 10 Theories About What Happens After We Die", while talking about about Duat, footage from Moon Knight is used. While talking about the pessimistic theory that there is no afterlife, footage from The Tempest is used. While talking about the theory that the "afterlife" is just one's soul traveling to another universe, the narrator admits this theory sounds like something from Marvel Comics and footage from Guardians of the Galaxy is used.
*In "Top 10 Best Movies of 2024" (published December 24, 2024), footage from Inside Out 2 and Deadpool & Wolverine is used in the intro.
*"Top 10 Historically Accurate Movie Performances" ranks Daniel Day Lewis' performance as the titular president from Lincoln at #1.
*In the short "Celebs We Lost In 2024" (published December 24, 2024), during the entry for James Earl Jones, footage from A New Hope is used.
*In "20 Greatest Speakers Who Shaped History" (published December 24, 2024), while talking about Abraham Lincoln, footage from Lincoln is used.
*"Top 15 Adult Superhero Cartoon Characters" ranks Magneto from X-Men '97 at #9 and the titular character of Hit-Monkey at #4. During the outro, the narrator points out that most of the characters on the list come from DC and asks if this means DC is darker than Marvel.
*In "10 Things You Didnt Know About How to Train your Dragon", the #3 entry is dedicated to the fact the first movie was directed by same directors as Lilo & Stitch.
*In "Top 20 Ridiculously Fast Animals", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video. While talking about lions, Mufasa and Aslan are mentioned as famous lions, with footage from The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe being used for the latter. While talking about wildebeests, the narrator jokes that they are on the list reluctantly due to what they did to the former of the aforementioned lions in The Lion King.
*In "Top 30 Horror Movie Theories That Turned Out To Be TRUE", while talking about the cult from Midsommar being inspired by older fairy tales, the narrator jokes that the only thing left to do following the confirmation is to wait for the Disney adaptation.
*"Top 20 Epic Disney Fights" ranks the titular character vs. the Sheriff of Nottingham from Robin Hood at #20, Elsa vs. Hans and his guards from Frozen at #19, the titular character vs. Turbo from Wreck-It Ralph at #18, Tiana vs. Dr. Facilier from The Princess and the Frog at #17, Milo Thatch vs. Lyle Tiberius Rourke from Atlantis: The Lost Empire at #16, Basil vs. Professor Ratigan from The Great Mouse Detective at #15, Merlin vs. Madam Mim from The Sword in the Stone at #14, Raya vs. Namaari from Raya and the Last Dragon at #13, Kuzco vs. Yzma from The Emperor's New Groove at #12, the titular team vs. Yokai from Big Hero 6 at #11, the titular character and Maui vs. Teka from Moana at #10, the titular character vs. Captain Hook from Peter Pan at #9, the titular character vs. Clayton from Tarzan at #8, the titular character vs. Shan Yu from Mulan at #7, Prince Eric vs. Ursula from The Little Mermaid at #6, Quasimodo vs. Claude Frollo from The Hunchback of Notre Dame at #5, the titular character vs. Jafar from Aladdin at #4, Prince Phillip vs. Maleficent from Sleeping Beauty at #3, Beast vs. Gaston from Beauty and the Beast at #2, and Simba vs. Scar from The Lion King at #1.
*In "13 Incredible Sports Performances After TRAGEDY", footage from ESPN coverage is used throughout the video. While talking about the Miami Marlins winning their game after José Fernandez's death, footage from an ABC News report on Fernandez's death is used.
*In "Top 15 Gun Myths Created By Hollywood", while talking about the myth that a bullet should be removed immediately, footage from Doctor Strange is used. While talking about how deceptively easy movies make shooting a gun seem, footage from Treasure Planet is used. While talking about characters flying backwards after a single shot, footage from Kill Bill Volume 2 is used. While talking about water slowing down bullets, footage from Pearl Harbor is used. footage from Captain America: The Winter Soldier is used during two entries: villains dying from a single shot and car doors being able to stop bullets.
*"Top 20 Darkest Marvel Alternate Universes" ranks Avengers: Twilight at #20, King Hyperion's home at #19, Civil War's Battleworld at #18, the Noir universe at #17, the Thanos Wins universe at #16, the Ultimate universe at #15, Hulk: The End at #14, Marvel Universe vs. at #13, Deadpool Kills the Marvel Universe at #12, the Cancerverse at #11, House of M at #10, Earth X at #9, Future Imperfect at #8, Punisher: The End at #7, Old Man Logan at #6, Age of Ultron at #5, Days of Future Past at #4, Age of Apocalypse at #3, Marvel Zombies at #2, and Ruins at #1.
*In "Top 28 Most Disturbing Celeb Interviews Because of What We Know Now" (published December 26, 2024), while talking about Jonathan Majors' February 2023 interview on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert becoming disturbing due to Majors' abuse charges, Majors' then-upcoming debut as Kang the Conqueror in Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania is mentioned. While talking about Courtney Love's 2005 red carpet interview where she joked to "steer clear of Harvey Weinstein" becoming disturbing following Weinstein's sexual misconduct allegations, footage from one of Love's appearances on Jimmy Kimmel Live! is used. One entry is dedicated to Corey Feldman's September 2013 appearance on The View, which became distributing when Feldman revealed he was a victim of sexual abuse. While talking about multiple interviews with Harvey Weinstein becoming disturbing due to Weinstein's sexual abuse charges, footage from an ABC News report on the charges is used. Another entry is dedicated to Jussie Smollett's February 2019 interview with ABC News, which became distributing after it was revealed the alleged attack that was the subject of the interview was faked by Smollett. While talking about Matt Lauer's interview with Jennifer Lawerence on Today becoming awkward following Lauer's sexual assault charges, the narrator mentions the interview was in promotion for The Proposal. Footage from an ABC News report on the scandal is used. While talking about Ben Affleck's interview on Box-office becoming disturbing due to Affleck's sexual assault charges, footage from an ABC News report on the charges is used. The #3 entry is dedicated to Britney Spears' 2003 interview with ABC News, which became distributing due to Spears' mental health issues.
*In "The Biggest Scandals of Each Month In 2024" (published December 26, 2024), while talking about Luigi Mangione murdering United Healthcare CEO Brian Thomson, footage from an ABC News report on Mangione is used.
*"Top 30 Most Rewatched Movie Scenes EVER" (published December 27, 2024) ranks the Bride fighting the Crazy 88 from Kill Bill Volume 1 at #24, the "O Captain, My Captain" scene from Dead Poets Society at #17, the final battle from Avengers: Endgame at #10, and the Stormtrooper who hits their head from A New Hope at #1. Footage from Captain America: Civil War and Attack of the Clones is also used.
*In "Top 10 Most Shocking Moments in Squid Game Season 2", the #1 entry is dedicated to the death of the contestant named after Thanos. Footage from the first episode features Kang No-eul sarcastically asking this contestant if he has collected the Infinity Stones yet.
*"Top 30 Smartest Decisions Ever Made By Movie Villains" ranks Thanos creating an illusion on Knowhere using the Reality Stone from Avengers: Infinity War at #13, HYDRA growing inside of S.H.I.E.L.D. from Captain America: The Winter Soldier at #8, and Palpatine creating a galactic civil war from Star Wars at #1. Footage from Captain America: Civil War is also used.
*"Top 30 TV Shows Everyone Should Watch at Least Once" ranks Lost at #8.
*In "20 Times Fast Food Karens Faced Justice", one entry is dedicated to an unidentified woman getting arrested after going into a McDonald's kitchen after the restaurant got her order wrong. This entry is titled "Thanos Karen", a reference to the post-credits scene of Avengers: Age of Ultron. While talking about a mariachi band playing outside Aaron Schlosberg's apartment after Schlosberg shouted a racist rant against Mexican people, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used.
*In "Nicolas Cage Voice Acting Roles", one entry is dedicated to Speckles from G-Force.
*"Top 20 Most Powerful Versions of Godzilla" ranks Venom Godzilla from Venom #38 at #12 and Marvel's Godzilla at #4. Footage from Avengers Assemble is used.
*In "Top 30 Creepiest Historic Events That Are Scarier Than Horror Movies", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video.
*In "10 Most Wanted Fugitives KILLED by the FBI", while talking about Robert Matthews, footage from an ABC News report on Matthews is used. While talking about John Dillinger, footage from Reservoir Dogs is used.
*"Top 30 Things Everyone Gets Wrong About Famous Movies" ranks Edna Mode not being inspired by anyone and not the commonly believed Edith Head from The Incredibles at #16, George Lucas directing all three of the original trilogy Star Wars movies (he only fully directed A New Hope) at #12, the misconception that Tim Burton directed The Nightmare Before Christmas at #7, "No, I am your father" being misquoted as "Luke, I am your father" from The Empire Strikes Back at #2, and the dust particles reading "SFX" being misread as "s*x" from The Lion King at #1. Footage from Incredibles 2 and James and the Giant Peach is also used.
*In "Top 20 Extraordinary Rare Animals", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video. While talking about the cross river gorilla, the narrator says that gorillas have captivated audiences' hearts and minds "ever since Tarzan swung onto our screens in 1999".
*In "10 Celebs Who Almost DIED in the Last 10 Years" (published December 29, 2024), while talking about Dylan O'Brian getting hit by by a car on the set of Maze Runner: The Death Cure, footage from an interview with Wes Ball on the red carpet for the live-action Jungle Book remake is used. While talking Tracy Morgan's 2014 car accident, footage from an ABC News report on the accident is used. While talking about Zac Efron falling unconscious after diving into a pool, Efron's role in the High School Musical franchise is mentioned. While talking about Harrison Ford's plane crash, footage from an ABC News report on the crash is used. Ford's role as Han Solo in Star Wars is also mentioned. While talking about Jeremy Renner, Renner's role as Hawkeye in the MCU is mentioned. Renner is shown on the red carpet for Avengers: Endgame. Footage from an ABC News report on the accident is also used.
*"Top 20 Murder Mystery Movies" ranks Who Framed Roger Rabbit at #15.
*In "Top 30 Mysterious Events That Can't Be Explained" (published December 29, 2024), footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video.
*"Top 75 Conspiracy Theories That Turned Out to Be TRUE" (published December 30, 2924) ranks Thor wielding Stormbreaker in Avengers: Infinity War at #74 and Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield's Spider-Men appearing in Spider-Man: No Way Home at #66. Footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video. While talking about Arnold Schwarzenegger's illegitimate child with his housekeeper, footage from an ABC News report on the child is used. While talking about NIXIM being a cult, footage from an ABC News report on the cult is used. While talking about Jim Jones leading a mass suicide in the People's Temple, footage from an ABC News report on the cult is used. While talking about Heaven's Gate leading a mass suicide in conjunction with the Halbot Comet, footage from an ABC News report on the cult is used. While talking about numerous celebrities being convicted of sexual assault charges, footage from an ABC News report on Harvey Weinstein is used. While talking about the CIA using prostitutes to lure in test subjects for mind-control experiments, footage from an ABC News report on the experiments is used. While talking about using user data to create targeted advertisements, footage from an NBC News report on the practice features an Instagram advertisement for Disneyland. While talking about Operation Menu, footage from Nixon is used.
*In "Disturbing Times Disney World Wasn't So Magical", entries are dedicated to the cast members formerly wearing company-provided underwear until numerous complaints of lice, the 2015 alligator attack against William Graves at the Grand Floridan Resort, Raymond Barlow falling off the Skyway when it was accidentally turned on while he was cleaning it, people spreading loved ones' ashes at the various parks, Austin Wuennberg falling off the Disney World monorail in 2009 due to an improper track switch, numerous accidents and illnesses at River County, claiming Jeffery Piccolo couldn't sue over his wife's death due to an allergic reaction while eating at Raglan Road House due to having a Disney+ account, Deborah McCartney being murdered at the Disney World Hotel, a plane crashing in the Epcot parking lot and Alan Ferris taking his ex-girlfriend and two other security guards hostage at Epcot.
*In "Top 10 Smartest Decisions in Squid Game Season 2", the character named after Thanos is mentioned.
*In "Top 30 Worst Decisions in History" (published December 30, 2024), while talking about sending Diego de Landa to convert the Yucatán Peninsula, footage from Apocalypto is used. While talking about Russia invading Ukraine, footage from an ABC News report on the invasion is used.
*"Top 10 Historically Accurate Movie Scenes" (published December 31, 2024) ranks the bridge crossing scene from Bridge of Spies at #8.
*"Top 100 Movie Soundtrack Songs" ranks "Bare Necessities" from the Jungle Book soundtrack at #91, "All The Stars" by Kendrick Lamar and SZA from the Black Panther soundtrack at #90, "Go the Distance" from the Hercules soundtrack at #81, "Let It Go" from the Frozen soundtrack at #79, "Colors of the Wind" from the Pocahontas soundtrack at #73, "Remember Me" from the Coco soundtrack at #71, "I2I" from the Goofy Movie soundtrack at #69, "A Dream Is a Wish Your Heart Makes" from the Cinderella soundtrack at #66, "A Whole New World" from the Aladdin soundtrack at #63, "You'll Be in My Heart" from the Tarzan soundtrack at #51, "Hooked on a Feeling" by Björn Skifs and Blue Swede from the Guardians of the Galaxy soundtrack at #46, "Man of Constant Sorrow" from the O Brother, Where Art Thou? soundtrack at #45, the titular song from the Beauty and the Beast soundtrack at #44, "You've Got a Friend in Me" from the Toy Story soundtrack at #41, "I Don't Want to Miss a Thing" by Areosmith from the Armageddon soundtrack at #37, "When You Wish Upon a Star" from the Pinocchio soundtrack at #35, "Gangsta's Paradise" by Coolio from the Dangerous Minds soundtrack at #28, "The Rainbow Connection" from the soundtrack for 1979's The Muppet Movie at #19, and "Circle of Life" from the Lion King soundtrack at #3. Footage from Jiminy Cricket's Christmas is also used. While talking about "Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend" by Marilyn Monroe from the Gentlemen Prefer Blondes soundtrack, footage from The Muppet Show is used.
*"Top 30 Unscripted Robin Williams Moments" ranks John Keaton doing an impression of Marlin Brando performing a William Shakespeare play from Dead Poets Society at #20, many of his lines in Jack at #11, Pinocchio's appearance in Aladdin at #9, Sean Maguire saying that the titular character "stole his line" from Good Will Hunting at #7, the broadcasts from Good Morning, Vietnam at #3, Sean Maguire's story about his late wife waking herself up after farting in her sleep from Good Will Hunting at #2, and the Genie's celebrity impressions from Aladdin at #1.
*In "10 Hardest Years to Survive In History" (published January 1, 2025), footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video. While talking about 1520, footage from Apocalypto is used.
*In "10 Incredible Movie Performances After TRAGEDY", one entry is dedicated to Lupita Nyong'o's performance as Nakia in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever following the passing of Chadwick Boseman. Footage from Black Panther and an ABC News interview with Nyong'o is also used.
*In "Top 10 Best Horror Movies of 2024" (published January 1, 2025), an honorable mention is given to Alien: Romulus.
*In "Top 30 Creepiest Disappearance Stories", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video. The #5 entry is dedicated to Rebecca Coriam, who disappeared while working for the Disney Wonder. While talking about Jayme Closs, footage from an ABC News report on Closs is used. While talking about Lauren Spierer, footage from an ABC News report on Spierer is used. While talking about D.B. Cooper, footage from an ABC News report on Cooper is used.
*In "Top 15 Times The Simpsons and South Park Made Fun of Each Other", while talking about Comic Book Guy listing "IKILLEDKENNY6475" (a reference to South Park's "Oh my god, they killed Kenny!" running gag) among a group of online users he's afraid are going to criticize his self-published comic in "Homer the Whopper", a pile of Hulk fists are seen in the background. While talking about Mr. Burns listing Eric Cartman as a villain in his song "High to be Loaded" from "Gorgeous Grandpa", Darth Vader is among the other villains Burns lists in the song.
*"Top 10 Terrible Movies with Terrible Endings" ranks Maria's death from Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey at #7 and Vulture's cameo in Morbius at #3.
*"Top 15 Strongest MCU Villains of All Time" (published January 2, 2025) ranks Ronan the Accuser (who is credited as from both Guardians of the Galaxy and Captain Marvel) at #15, Xu Wenwu from Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings at #14, Loki at #13, Agatha Harkness (who is credited as from both WandaVision and Agatha All Along) at #12, Gorr the God Butcher from Thor: Love and Thunder at #11, Arthur Harrow from Moon Knight at #10, Cassandra Nova from Deadpool & Wolverine at #9, Scarlet Witch at #8, Kang the Conqueror from Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania at #7, Hela from Thor: Ragnarok at #6, Arishem from Eternals at #5, Ego the Living Planet from Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 at #4, Infinity Ultron from "What If... Ultron Won?" and "What If... The Watcher Broke His Oath?" at #3, Dormammu from Doctor Strange at #2, and Thanos at #1. Footage from Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, Avengers: Endgame, The Avengers, Thor, Loki, Avengers: Age of Ultron, and Avengers: Infinity War is also used.
*In "Top 10 Worst Decisions in Squid Game", the character named after Thanos is seen.
*In "Top 10 Things Movies Did Better in the Past" (published January 3, 2025), while talking about using more practical effects, footage from An American Werewolf in London is used, with the film's Mickey Mouse doll being seen in the background.
*In "Top 20 Easiest Languages to Learn", while talking about Swedish, a clip from The Muppet Show featuring The Swedish Chef is played, with the narrator specifying he doesn't actually speak Swedish.
*In "Top 10 First and Last Performances by Beloved Actors", while talking about Chadwick Boseman, whose first role was Floyd Little in The Express: The Ernie Davis Story and whose final role was Levee Green in Ma Rainey's Black Bottom, Boseman's role as T'Challa in the MCU is mentioned, with footage from Black Panther being used. While talking about James Earl Jones, whose first role was an unnamed bomber pilot in Dr. Strangelove and whose final role was his reappearance as King Goffery in Coming 2 America, Jones' role as Darth Vader is mentioned.
*In "30 Most Infamous Mob Hits", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video.
*In "Squid Game: Players Ranked from Lawful Good to Chaotic Evil", Jang Deok-so and the character named after Thanos are both labeled as "chaotic evil".
*In "Top 30 80s Songs That Got Popular Again" (published January 4, 2025), while talking about "Sweet Child o' Mine" by Guns N' Roses, the song's appearance in Thor: Love and Thunder is mentioned. While talking about "Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)" by Eurythmics, the song's appearance in the trailer for A Wrinkle in Time is mentioned.
*"Top 30 Most Brutal Over the Top Deaths in the MCU" ranks Frank's death in Ant-Man at #30, Jasper Sitwell's death in Captain America: The Winter Soldier at #29, the HYDRA agent that falls into a plane's propeller in Captain America: The First Avenger at #28, Dox's death from Loki at #27, Ivan Vanko's death from Iron Man 2 at #26, Brock Rumlow's death from Captain America: Civil War at #24, Proxima Midnight's death from Avengers: Infinity War at #23, Najma's death from Ms. Marvel at #22, Cassandra Nova's death from Deadpool & Wolverine at #21, Thanos' death from "What If... Ultron Won?" at #20, Obadiah Stane's death from Iron Man at #19, Shocker's death from Spider-Man: Homecoming at #19, Ramonda's death from Black Panther: Wakanda Forever at #18, Hela's death from Thor: Ragnarok at #17, Billy Fitzgerald's death from Moon Knight at #16, Ajak's death from Eternals at #15, Maria and Howard Stark's deaths from Captain America: Civil War at #14, the Kamar Taj librarian's death from Doctor Strange at #13, Gamora's death in Avengers: Infinity War at #12, Happy Hogan's death from "What If... Zombies!?" at #11, Loki's death in Avengers: Infinity War at #10, Aunt May's death from Spider-Man: No Way Home at #9, Iron Man's death in Avengers: Endgame at #8, Quicksilver's death in Avengers: Age of Ultron at #7, Nico's death in The Falcon and The Winter Soldier at #6, Thanos' death in Avengers: Endgame at #5, Verussa Bloodstone's death in Werewolf by Night at #4, Hulk's death in "What If... The World Lost Its Mightiest Heroes?" at #3, Vision's death in Avengers: Infinity War at #2, and the Illuminati's deaths from Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness at #1.
*In "Top 10 Most HATED Movies of 2024" (published January 4, 2025), while talking about Rebel Moon Part Two: The Scargiver, the narrator mentions that the film and its predecessor were originally supposed to be Star Wars movies.
*In "Top 30 Creepiest Documentaries Ever Made" (published January 4, 2025), while talking about Grizzly Man, the narrator says that the documentary demonstrates that nature isn't as docile as it's portrayed in Disney movies. While talking about Beware the Slenderman, footage from the documentary shows an advertisement for Star Wars: The Old Republic: Shadow of Revan on the sidebar of a YouTube video.
*"Top 10 TV Shows Where it Was All a LIE" ranks Lost at #5.
*In "10 Disgraced Celebs Who REFUSED to Admit They Were Wrong", while talking about Kevin Spacey denying his sexual misconduct allegations, footage from an ABC News report on Spacey is used. While talking about Charlie Sheen refusing to admit to his drug abuse, footage from an ABC News report interview with Sheen is used. While talking about Chris Brown denying multiple instances, footage from an ABC News report on Brown is used. While talking about Bill Cosby denying his sexual misconduct allegations, footage from an ABC News report on Cosby is used. While talking about Harvey Weinstein denying his sexual misconduct allegations, footage from an ABC News report on Weinstein is used. The narrator mentions that Weinstein founded Miramax Films.
*In "Top 30 Worst Movie Actors", while talking about Quentin Tarantino, footage from Pulp Fiction and Reservoir Dogs is used. While talking about Rob Schneider, footage from The Hot Chick and Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo is used. While talking about M. Night Shyamalan, footage from The Sixth Sense and Signs is used. While talking about Madonna, footage from Dick Tracy is used. While talking about Shaquille O'Neal, footage from Kazaam is used. While talking about Pauly Shore, footage from In the Army Now and Encino Man is used.
*"Top 30 Movie FLOPS of the Last Decade" (published January 5, 2025) ranks the live-action remake of Mulan at #28, Haunted Mansion 2023 at #26, A Wrinkle in Time at #23, Amsterdam at #18, West Side Story at #16, Dark Phoenix at #15, The BFG at #11, Lightyear at #8, Tomorrowland at #7, and Strange World at #4. Footage from The Haunted Mansion 2003, Spider-Man: No Way Home, The New Mutants, The Avengers, The Rise of Skywalker, Toy Story, The Incredibles, Frozen II, and Treasure Planet is also used. The ride the #26 entry is named after is also mentioned. While taking about Pan, the narrator says the film feels like it was made to capitalize off of Harry Potter and the fact Disney hasn't made a live-action remake of Peter Pan yet.
*In "Top 10 Worst Award Show Moments of All Time" (published January 5, 2025), while talking about La La Land being mistakenly announced as the best picture winner instead of the actual winner Moonlight at the 2017 Oscars, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Allen Carr's misogyntic comments at the 61st Academy Awards, the narrator says that the only name children would've recognized in Carr's speech was Snow White, which led to Disney filing a lawsuit against Carr. While talking about Will Smith slapping Chris Rock at the 2022 Oscars, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used.
*In "Top 30 Best Movies From Every Continent", the #5 entry for North America is Pulp Fiction. The #4 entry for North America is The Empire Strikes Back.
*In "Top 10 Savage Nikki Glaser Insults", the #10 entry is dedicated to Glaser calling Rudy Gulliani a rodent during an appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live! The #4 entry is dedicated to numerous roasts towards Ann Colter, one of which is saying that Colter "probably sleeps in a coat of 101 Dalmatians". While talking about joking that David Spade's haircut inspired women's haircuts in The Comedy Central Roast of Rob Lowe, Lowe's role as Kuzco in The Emperor's New Groove is mentioned.
*In "Top 10 Most Dramatic Movie Intros of All Time" (published January 6, 2025), during the intro, the narrator says that animated movies will not be included on the list but if they were, Up would obviously appear on the list.
*"Top 10 Most Evil Disney Fan Theories" ranks the theory that Captain Hook murdered Ariel's mother at #10, the theory that Marlin hallucinated Nemo at #9, the theory that Donald Duck loses his temper due to having PTSD at #8, the theory that Eeyore is a child who escaped from Pleasure Island at #7, the theory that Anna and Elsa's parents are also Tarzan's parents at #6, the theory that Up is Carl's vision as he passes into the afterlife at #5, the theory that Prince Charming represents Death at #4, the theory that Peter Pan is evil at #3, the theory that the trolls influenced Hans so he would be out of the picture at #2, and the theory that Nala left Pride Rock because Scar was trying to get physical with her at #1. Footage from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Frozen, Peter Pan, The Little Mermaid, The Little Mermaid: Ariel's Beginning, Finding Nemo, Who Framed Roger Rabbit, The Three Caballeros, Commando Duck, Pinocchio, Mini Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, Tarzan, Frozen, Frozen II, Once Upon a Time, and The Lion King is used.
*In "9 Times Humans Were Found Frozen in Ice", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video.
*In "Celeb Reactions to the Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni Scandal", while talking about Paul Feig and Shawn Levy, it is mentions that Lively and Levy worked together on Deadpool & Wolverine.
*The short "Best Thanos Moments in Squid Game Season 2" complies moments of the titular Squid Game character named after the Marvel villain. After the aforementioned character says "Nice to meet you, my brother" (which the captions stylize as "brotha"), a clip of "I Always Wanted a Brother" from Mufasa: The Lion King is played.
*"Top 10 Most Brutal Deaths and Betrayals in Squid Game" ranks the death of the character named after Thanos at #6.
*In "Top 10 Best Movie Cameos That Made Fun of an Actors Previous Role", the #8 entry is dedicated to Chris Evans' character giving a vulgar reaction to the titular character wielding Captain America's shield in Free Guy, which makes fun of Evans' role as the aforementioned hero in the MCU.
*In "Top 10 Shark Tank Moments That Were Just Too Awkward", the ABC logo is seen.
*In "Top 15 Most Anticipated Horror Sequels of 2025" (published January 8, 2025), while talking about Thread: An Insidious Tale, the narrator mentions that the film is produced by Jeremy Slater, whose work on Moon Knight is mentioned.
*In "Top 20 Creepiest Things Caught On Camera By Drones", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video.
*In "10 Exact Moments That RUINED An Entire Civilization", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video.
*In "Squid Game Season 1 vs Season 2", the character named after Thanos is seen.
*In "Top 20 Secrets People Think The US Government Is Hiding", footage from National Geographic productions is used throughout the video.
===Watchmojo UK===
*In "Top 10 Actors Who Have Been in Marvel AND Game Of Thrones", the #10 entry is dedicated to David Bradley, who played Walbert Frey in Game of Thrones and the unnamed Tønsberg church keeper in Captain America: The First Avenger. The #9 entry is dedicated to Ed Skrein, who played Ajax in Deadpool and Daario Naharis in Season 3 of Game of Thrones. The #8 entry is dedicated to Richard E. Grant, who played Dr. Zander Rice in Logan and various actors in a play in Game of Thrones. The #7 entry is dedicated to Natalie Dormer, who played who played Majorie Tayrell in Game of Thrones and Private Lorannie in Captain America: The First Avenger. The #6 entry is dedicated to Maisie Williams, who played Arya Stark in Game of Thrones and Wolfsbane in The New Mutants. The #5 entry is dedicated to Sophie Turner, who played Sanash Stark in Game of Thrones and Jean Grey in Dark Phoenix. The #4 entry is dedicated to Iwan Rheon, who played Ramsey Bolton in Game of Thrones and Maximus in Inhumans. The #3 entry is dedicated to Richard Madden, who played Rob Stark in Game of Thrones and Ikaris in Eternals. The #2 entry is dedicated to Kitt Harrington, who played John Snow in Game of Thrones and Black Knight in Eternals. The #1 entry is dedicated to Peter Dinklage, who played Tyrian Lanster in Game of Thrones, Bolviar Trask in X-Men: Days of Future Past, and Eitri in Avengers: Infinity War. Honorable mentions are given to Finn Jones (who played Iron Fist in the Netflix MCU shows and Loras Tyrell in Game of Thrones), Jessica Henwick (who played Colleen Wing in the Netflix MCU shows and Nymeria Sand in Game of Thrones), and Harry Lloyd (who played Charles Xavier in Legion and Viserys Targaryen in Game of Thrones). This clip is also seen in the "Game Of Thrones Had All of THIS..." compilation uploaded to Watchmojo.
==WasteTimeChasingCars==
*One sketch includes lightsabers.
==WavyWebSurf==
*In "This Hated YouTuber FAKED His Own Death - What Happened To Behind The Meme?", a GIF of Pinocchio is seen.
==Weeby News==
*In "50 References in Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc!", the 20th reference highlighted is the Celeste has Ariel, Tiana, and Aurora beauty products in her room.
*In "50 References in Super Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair!", the 35th reference mentions that TV Tropes says Soda quotes "Stand Out", but the host couldn't find the quote. The 37th reference is that the fourth island in the game references the Disney theme parks. The 50th reference is that the achievement for getting all 50 unique presents in the game is called "Look at This Stuff, Isn't it Neat?", referencing The Little Mermaid.
*In "50+ REFERENCES IN DANGANRONPA V3", the fifth reference says that the plot point of the "six Monokumas of pure heart" is likely a reference to Kingdom Hearts, with Maleficent being seen in the footage used from the first game.
==What the Buck?!==
*Michael Buckley praises the Frozen sing-along version, which, according to the title of the video, is the best thing ever.
*Buckley did a list of the Ten Most Corrupt Disney Star Skanks, which he describes as random: at #10, Christina Aguilera (for being dirty, wearing caps, and being divorced); at #9, Anneliese van der Pol (for being Dutch, being on That's So Raven, and having to leave a play in San Diego due to artistic differences); at #8, Brenda Song (for never being pregnant); at #7, Demi Lovato (for having mental illness and punching a girl in the face); at #6, Adrienne Bailon (for leaving naked photos of herself); at #5, Lalaine (for being arrested for possession of meth); at #4, Britney Spears; at #3, Miley Cyrus; at #2, Vanessa Hudgens (for her naked photos); and at #1, Lindsay Lohan (she was practically destined for corruption).
==Wicked Wiz==
*In "Matthew Santoro is STILL in TROUBLE... (Part 3)", a prop of Captain America's shield is seen in footage from one of Matthew Santoro's videos.
==Wince Media==
*In "The Hidden Importance of Leon Kuwata", Elsa is seen alongside a more realistic version of herself.
==WUMMS==
*In "Monsters of Kreisklasse: Star Wars vs. Borussia Hodenhagen", the Kreisliga soccer team Borussia Hodenhagen plays against a team of Star Wars characters. The team's captain is Darth Vader and the goalkeeper is Jabba the Hutt. Other players are BB-8, Han Solo, Chewbacca, Kylo Ren, an AT-ST, Salacious Crumb, a Porg, Princess Leia, and Yoda. Featured fictional brands are Jabba the Pizza Hutt, Adidarth, Toyoda, Krombacca, and Johnny Skywalker. Additionally, the goals are displayed like the Star Wars intro.
*In "Monsters of Kreisklasse: Avengers und andere Superhelden vs. Borussia Hodenhagen", Borussia Hodenhagen plays against a team of superheroes. Spider-Man is the team's captain and as the goalkeeper. Other players include Hulk, Captain America, Iron Man, Hawkeye (as "the one where you never get the name"), Thor (as "the blonde one"), Black Panther, Black Widow, and Ant-Man (who is accidentally killed by the caretaker). One featured fictional brand is HULK-COBURG.
*In "Monsters Of Kreisklasse: Entenhausen vs. Borussia Hodenhagen", Borussia Hodenhagen plays against a team of Disney comic characters. The team's captain is Mickey Mouse. Other players are Goofy, Pluto, Donald Duck, Gyro Gearloose, Little Helper, Scrooge McDuck, the Beagle Boys, Huey, Dewey and Louie, Gladstone Gander, Minnie Mouse, Daisy Duck, Magica De Spell, Gus Goose, and Fethry Duck.
*In "Monsters of Kreisklasse: Der König der Löwen vs. Borussia Hodenhagen", Borussia Hodenhagen plays against a team of The Lion King characters. The team's captain first is Mufasa and later Scar. Other players are Zazu, the hyenas, Simba, and Rafiki. Featured fictional brands are SCAR2GO, Hanuta Matata, Mufassbrause, König der Löwensenf, Timon Cherí and SimBahlsen. Additionally, the intro of the film and Simba's encounter with his father's ghost are parodied. Pumbaa is served as a suckling pick after the game.
*In "Monsters of Kreisklasse: Roboter vs. Borussia Hodenhagen", Borussia Hodenhagen plays against a team of robot characters. The team's captain is EVE. Other players include WALL-E, two battle droids, Baymax, BB-8, IG-88, and C-3PO. Featured fictional brands include Doppel herzwo-D2 and baymaxdome.
*In "Monsters Of Kreisklasse: Pixar vs. Borussia Hodenhagen", Borussia Hodenhagen plays against a team of Pixar characters. The team's captain is Buzz Lightyear while the goalkeeper is Carl Fredricksen. Other players are Lightning McQueen, Mater, Frank, Mike Wazowski, Sulley, Woody, Randall Boggs, Violet Parr, Nemo (which is accidentally eaten by Dirk inside a Fischbrötchen and because of that not able to participate in the game), Dory, Kevin, Russell, Linguini controlled by Remy, and WALL-E. Featured fictional brands are Buzzweiser, Mövenpixar, RataTUI, Oben's Original, EDECARS, MONSTER AEG, and COCO Domäne. Additionally, the PIXAR logo is parodied with the character Dirk and the characters Héctor, Joe Gardner, Auguste Gusteau, and 22 are featured as spectators of the match.
*In "Monsters Of Kreisklasse: Disney vs. Borussia Hodenhagen", Borussia Hodenhagen plays against a team of Disney characters. The team's captain is Ariel. Other players are Ursula, Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Tod, Copper, Bambi, Dumbo, Captain Hook, Aladdin, Mrs. Potts, Genie, Pinocchio, Jasmine, and Baloo. Featured fictional brands are Bambionade, Dallmayrtiner prodomo, dumbofrost, HOOK-COBURG, Tinkerbabybel, MOGLIDL, and Arielle. Additionally, the Walt Disney Pictures logo and Tinker Bell are parodied with the characters Dirk and Kevin.
==Xman 723==
*Spider-Man has appeared some videos.
*In "Fred Gets Grounded!", Freddy mentions Gravity Falls and Mickey Mouse to his son Fred after watching Miraculous Ladybug and Cat Noir with his brother and friend.
==YourBoySponge==
*"We Don't Talk About Bruno (SPONGEBOB RAP FREESTYLE)" samples "We Don't Talk About Bruno". SpongeBob is also seen wearing Bruno Madrigal's jacket.
*In "THE FORMULA", SpongeBob says that when he is jellyfishing, he is "swinging like [he's] Spider-Man".
*In "I take Jellyfishing SERIOUSLY! (PART 3) FEAT. Patrick", the fan compares himself and SpongeBob to Tobias and Han Solo.
*In "FORMULA SECURED", one of SpongeBob's threats is that he's going to "put a scratch over [Plankton's] eye like Scar". Mr. Krabs says he has "his scopes on [Plankton] like his name was Bambi".
*In "TAKE NO L'S Feat. Man Ray (w/ @tutweezy)", after Man Ray freezes in tartar sauce, Tutweezy quips that Man Ray should watch Frozen.
*In "SERVIN' THE FIENDS Feat. Squidward", Squidward says that he doesn't know Ariel, but he's under the sea.
==YouTube Rewind==
*In "Turn Down for 2014" (a pun on the song "Turn Down for What"), several celebrities, including Bethany Mota, Connor Franta, Kingsley, Ingrid Nelson, and iJustine, perform and dance to "Let It Go" from Frozen, along with shooting out icy powers from their hands.
==YouTuber News==
*In "The Internet Turns On Axel Webber, Fans Demand Corpse Replace Lil Huddy & More!", Simba is mentioned. Tom Holland and his role as Spider-Man are also mentioned.
*In "Island Boys Slammed For Bizarre Video, Shane & Ryland Reveal Surrogacy Plans & MORE!", an edited picture of Mike Wazowski face-swapped with Benedict Townsend is shown.
*In "Charli Slams Photoshopped Photo, Addison Slammed For 'Scam' Product - & MORE!", "We Don't Talk About Bruno" is referenced. When spraying the Rat with blue light face cream, the Rat turns into Remy.
*In "Trisha Fans React To Pregnancy", Benedict is wearing a Mickey Mouse shirt.
*In "Jenna Marbles Appears Online Again", Benedict is wearing a Mickey Mouse shirt.
*In "Amouranth Brutally Roasts Ninja, Shane's Dramatic Announcement & MORE!", Benedict compares Shane Dawson's return to Palpatine's return in Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker.
*In "Jenna's Care Package To Terminally Ill Fan, Jeffree & Shane's Shock Reunion & More!", Benedict is wearing a Mickey Mouse shirt.
==YourMovieSucks==
*Toy Story 3, Frozen, and Inside Out have been subjects of "YMS".
*The following Disney films have been made into "Quickie" videos: The Lion King (in 3D), Guardians of the Galaxy, Star Wars: The Force Awakens, and Zootopia.
*The "Top 10 Films of 2009" video does not include Up, as the host explains, because he hasn't seen it.
*In the "Top 10 Films of 2010" video, the host mentions that Toy Story 3 did not make his list.
==ZackScottGames==
*ZackScott played through Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order.
*Part 85 of ZackScott's gameplay walkthrough for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate focuses on Sora.
*Part 149 of ZackScott's gameplay walkthrough for Fortnite focuses on Spider-Man.
*In Part 149 of ZackScott's gameplay walkthrough for Fortnite, ZackScott compares an area in Fortnite's loading area to something from Star Wars.
*In Part 150 of ZockScott's gameplay walkthrough for Fortnite, ZackScott is still wearing the Spider-Man skin. The loading screens also show Spider-Man. A player is seen using the skin inside the match. ZackScott asks Zanitor if he has seen Spider-Man: No Way Home. Zanitor says he hasn't seen any of the MCU solo Spider-Man movies. He says he hasn't, but he did enjoy Spider-Man in Captain America: Civil War, Avengers: Infinity War, and Avengers: Endgame.
*In Part 151 of ZackScott's gameplay walkthrough for Fortnite, Spider-Man is mentioned.
*In Part 152 of ZackScott's gameplay walkthrough for Fortnite, Spider-Man is mentioned.
*In Part 17 of ZackScott's gameplay walkthrough for Pokémon Brilliant Diamond, ZackScott sings part of "Under the Sea".
*In Part 153 of ZackScott's gameplay walkthrough for Fortnite, Spider-Man is seen. Zanitor also compares an area to The Mandalorian.
*Part 154 of ZackScott's gameplay walkthrough for Fortnite focuses on Hawkeye and Kate Bishop.
*In Part 154 of ZackScott's gameplay walkthrough for Fortnite, ZackScott and Zanitor confront a duo both using Spider-Man. ZackScott asks Zanitor if he's seen Hawkeye. Neither of them have.
*Part 155 of ZackScott's gameplay walkthrough for Fortnite focuses on Green Goblin.
*In Part 155 of ZackScott's gameplay walkthrough for Fortnite, multiple players use Spider-Man. Spider-Man is also seen in a loading screen.
*In Part 1 of his gameplay walkthrough for Pokémon Legends: Arceus, ZackScott says "Mirror, mirror on the wall".
*In Part 156 of ZackScott's gameplay walkthrough for Fortnite, a player is using Spider-Man. This causes Zanitor to reference "Mr. Stark". Spider-Man is also seen in the icon for the item shop. ZackScott also encounters a player with Stormtrooper in their username.
*In Part 157 of ZackScott's gameplay walkthrough for Fortnite, Spider-Man is seen, both in the icon for the item shop and as a player's character.
*In Part 158 of ZackScott's gameplay walkthrough for Fortnite, Spider-Man is seen.
*Part 159 of ZackScott's gameplay walkthrough for Fortnite focuses on Boba Fett.
*In Part 159 of ZackScott's gameplay walkthrough for Fortnite, ZackScott and Zanitor mention Luke Skywalker's appearances in The Mandalorian and The Book of Boba Fett, saying his appearance approved in the latter. The latter being enhanced by artificial intelligence is mentioned. Upon seeing a candle in one of the buildings, ZackScott jokes that it is "that candle from Beauty and the Beast". ZackScott also sings "When I was a young warthog". They encounter a player using Spider-Man. ZackScott buys the Future Foundation costume for Spider-Man at the end of the video.
*In Part 160 of ZackScott's gameplay walkthrough for Fortnite, Spider-Man is seen.
*In Part 161 of ZackScott's gameplay walkthrough for Fortnite, Spider-Man is seen.
*In Part 162 of ZackScott's gameplay walkthrough for Fortnite, Spider-Man is seen.
*In Part 163 of ZackScott's gameplay walkthrough for Fortnite, Spider-Man is seen.
*In Part 164 of ZackScott's gameplay walkthrough for Fortnite, ZackScott and Zanitor are using Spider-Man. Hawkeye is also mentioned.
*In Part 165 of ZackScott's gameplay walkthrough for Fortnite, Zanitor is using Spider-Man.
*In "The Greatest Fortnite Comeback! (But Heartbreak for Rogue and Gambit)", Hawkeye, Kate Bishop, Spider-Man, Green Goblin, and Boba Fett are seen in the thumbnails of various videos.
*In Part 167 of ZackScott's gameplay walkthrough for Fortnite, Spider-Man is seen.
*In Part 20 of his gameplay walkthrough for Pokémon Legends: Arceus, ZackScott says the character Yota is not to be confused with Yoda.
*In ZackScott's Quick Play of Shadow Warrior 3, Lo Wang sings "Does whatever a spider can". When seeing a rabbit, ZackScott says "Follow the White Rabbit".
*Part 168 of ZackScott's gameplay walkthrough for Fortnite focuses on MJ and the costume based on Spider-Man's suit in Spider-Man: No Way Home.
*In Part 168 of ZackScott's gameplay walkthrough for Fortnite, multiple players are seen using the regular Spider-Man costume.
*In "Landing on Opposite Sides of the Map! A True Fortnite Comeback Story?", Zanitor says he encounters a player using Spider-Man. ZackScott also encounters a player using Spider-Man. Yet another player using Spider-Man is encountered once ZackScott and Zanitor are back together.
*In Part 170 of ZackScott's gameplay walkthrough for Fortnite, Zanitor says he sees a player using Spider-Man.
*In Part 171 of ZackScott's gameplay walkthrough for Fortnite, multiple players are seen using Spider-Man. After Zanitor makes a joke about Shrek cussing and ZackScott asks if it was real, Zanitor jokes "Dreamworks and Pixar were dark that year."
*In Part 172 of ZackScott's gameplay walkthrough for Fortnite, multiple players using Spider-Man are seen. After ZackScott doesn't like Spider-Man, Zanitor says ZackScott is J. Jonah Jameson.
*In Part 173 of ZackScott's gameplay walkthrough for Fortnite, a player is seen using Spider-Man.
*Part 174 of ZackScott's gameplay walkthrough for Fortnite focuses on Doctor Strange.
*In Part 174 of ZackScott's gameplay walkthrough for Fortnite, Black Widow and Iron Man are seen in the opening cutscene. A player using Spider-Man is seen.
*In Part 175 of ZackScott's gameplay walkthrough for Fortnite, Zanitor is still using Doctor Strange. After ZackScott asks Zanitor "What's up?", Zanitor replies "A pretty good movie". After ZackScott says he found the movie funny, Zanitor replies "I'm pretty sure the guy's wife dies".
*In Part 176 of ZackScott's gameplay walkthrough for Fortnite, Spider-Man is referenced.
*In Part 29 of his gameplay walkthrough for Pokémon Legends: Arceus, upon receiving the Reveal Glass, ZackScott says "Mirror, mirror on the wall."
*In "3 MYTHICS, 1 ROUND! Can we get a #1 Victory Royale?", Zanitor is still using Doctor Strange.
*In Part 178 of ZackScott's gameplay walkthrough for Fortnite, Zanitor is still using Doctor Strange.
*In his livestream for 5,000,000 subscribers, ZackScott mentions LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga.
*ZackScott played through LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga.
*In Part 2 of his gameplay walkthrough for LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga, ZackScott says he hasn't seen The Mandalorian or The Book of Boba Fett.
*In Part 179 of his gameplay walkthrough for Fortnite, ZackScott does an impression of Jar Jar Binks.
*Part 7 of ZackScott's gameplay walkthrough for LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga focuses on the levels based on The Force Awakens.
*Part 8 of ZackScott's gameplay walkthrough for LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga focuses on the levels based on The Last Jedi.
*In Part 8 of ZackScott's gameplay walkthrough for LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga, Disney+ is referenced. The Book of Boba Fett and the Obi-Wan Kenobi series are also referenced.
*In "Splatoon 3 Turf War Gameplay Reaction! Release Date Revealed!", ZackScott compares the Zipcaster to Spider-Man.
*In Part 1 of his gameplay walkthrough for Nintendo Switch Sports, ZackScott compares the swords in chamber to Lightsabers.
*In Part 2 of his gameplay walkthrough for Nintendo Switch Sports, one of ZackScott's opponents in the third round is named Bambi.
*Part 9 of ZackScott's gameplay walkthrough for LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga focuses on the levels based on The Rise of Skywalker.
*In his Quick Play of Peglin, ZackScott compares the titular creature to Grogu.
*Part 181 of ZackScott's gameplay walkthrough for Fortnite focuses on Obi-Wan Kenobi.
**In Part 181 of ZackScott's gameplay walkthrough for Fortnite (published June 1, 2022), ZackScott says he has yet to watch Obi-Wan Kenobi, while Zanitor says he has. Zanitor mentions that Obi-Wan Kenobi has yet to use a Lightsaber in Obi-Wan Kenobi. Zanitor gets killed by a Stormtrooper.
*In "Fortnite Collision Live Event! Season 2 Is Over!", ZackScott mentions watching Obi-Wan Kenobi.
*In "Fortnite Collision Live Event! Season 2 Is Over!", ZackScott hears Darth Vader.
*"Vibin' with Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 3!" highlights Darth Vader.
*In "Vibin' with Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 3!", ZackScott reads a chat that mentions Jar Jar Binks. A player using Spider-Man is seen.
*In ZackScott's gameplay walkthrough for Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shedder's Revenge, when talking about franchise that have been around for a long time, the Marvel Cinematic Universe is used as an example. This clip is also seen in "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder's Revenge All Bosses Gameplay and Ending!"
*In Part 269 of ZackScott's gameplay walkthrough for Splatoon 2, a player is seen with Moon Knight as their username.
*In "Indiana Jones and the Secret Shrine! (Fortnite Quest Guide)", Zanitor is using Spider-Man. Zanitor sees a Stormtrooper.
*In Part 9 of his gameplay walkthrough for Sonic the Hedgehog 2 via Sonic Origins, ZackScott calls a Clucker in Sky Sanctuary Zone Chicken Little.
*In Part 10 of his gameplay walkthrough for Sonic the Hedgehog 2 via Sonic Origins, ZackScott compares the Death Egg to the Death Star.
*In Part 274 of ZackScott's gameplay walkthrough for Splatoon 2, a player is seen with Sora as their username.
*In Part 14 of his gameplay walkthrough for Fall Guys, ZackScott mentions Darth Vader's appearance in Fortnite.
*In Part 277 of ZackScott's gameplay walkthrough for Splatoon 2, a player is seen with R2-D2 as their username.
*In Part 15 of ZackScott's gameplay walkthrough for Fall Guys, a player is seen wearing the game's Rinzler costume.
*Part 16 of ZackScott's gameplay walkthrough for Fall Guys highlights the game's costumes based on Mowgli, Baloo, Shere Khan, and King Louie.
*In Part 16 of ZackScott's gameplay walkthrough for Fall Guys, ZackScott mistakenly calls Shere Khan Tigger. BBelle asks ZackScott if he's seen The Jungle Book (2016). He has not, as he thinks TaleSpin was the newest Jungle Book content. ZackScott says The Lion King is his favorite Disney movie.
*In Part 1,035 of ZackScott's gameplay walkthrough for Plants vs. Zombies 2, the title of Penny's Pursuit is "Do or Donut," a reference Yoda's quote "Do or do not, there is no try."
*In Part 3 of his gameplay walkthrough for Splatoon 3, ZackScott compares the Zipcaster to Spider-Man.
*In Part 5 of his gameplay walkthrough for Splatoon 3, ZackScott compares the Zipcaster to Spider-Man.
*In Part 8 of his gameplay walkthrough for Splatoon 3, ZackScott compares the Zipcaster to Spider-Man.
*As the title suggests, "Spider Gwen! Chrome Paradise! Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 4" focuses on Spider-Gwen's edition to Fortnite.
*In "Spider Gwen! Chrome Paradise! Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 4", Darth Vader is mentioned.
*In Part 31 of his gameplay walkthrough for Splatoon 3, ZackScott reads a chat asking if he will play Disney Dreamlight Valley.
*Part 1 of ZackScott's gameplay walkthrough for Marvel Snap features Iron Man, Hulk, Nick Fury, Mr. Fantastic, Ant-Man, Hawkeye, and Quicksilver.
*Part 2 of ZackScott's gameplay walkthrough for Marvel Snap features Captain America, Iron Man, Mr. Fantastic, Star-Lord, Hulk, White Tiger, Abomination, Medusa Amaquelin, Ant-Man, Namor, Odin Borson, Quicksilver, Ironheart, Abomination, Scarlet Witch, Jessica Jones, Gamora, Hawkeye, and Mantis.
*Part 3 of ZackScott's gameplay walkthrough for Marvel Snap features Iron Fist, Hawkeye, Abomination, Captain America, Mr. Fantastic, Quicksilver, Gamora, Odin, Ant-Man, Rocket Raccoon, Scarlet Witch, Star-Lord, Medusa Amaquelin, Hulk, Mantis, Ironheart, Lizard, America Chavez, Jessica Jones, Iron Man, Squirrel Girl, and Wolfsbane.
*Part 4 of ZackScott's gameplay walkthrough for Marvel Snap features Hulk, Hawkeye, Wolfsbane, Jessica Jones, Sif, Miles Morales, Gamora, Cyclops, Quicksilver, Ant-Man, Wolverine, Medusa Amaquelin, Odin Borson, Scarlet Witch, Captain America, Mr. Fantastic, Quicksilver, The Watcher, Punisher, a Sentinel, White Tiger, Rocket Raccoon, Lizard, Spider-Woman, Abomination, and Star-Lord.
*Part 5 of ZackScott's gameplay walkthrough for Marvel Snap features Miles Morales, Abomination, Sif, Ironheart, Medusa Amaquelin, Squirrel Girl, Carnage, Thing, Mantis, Iron Fist, Colossus, Cyclops, Quicksilver, Scarlet Witch, Shocker, Mr. Fantastic, Captain America, Iron Man, White Tiger, Gamora, a Sentinel, Captain Marvel, Jessica Jones, Wolfsbane, Rocket Raccoon, Angela, Korg, Odin Borson, Spider-Woman, Blade, Groot, Namor, Cosmo, Ant-Man, and Hawkeye.
*Part 6 of ZackScott's gameplay walkthrough for Marvel Snap features Captain America, Scarlet Witch, Squirrel Girl, Ant-Man, Mr. Fantastic, Iron Man, Quicksilver, Mantis, Doctor Strange, Kraven, Carnage, Sif, Heimdall, Colossus, Ulysses Klaue, Medusa Amaquelin, a Sentinel, Devil Dinosaur, Jessica Jones, Spider-Woman, Ironheart, Miles Morales, Groot, Hawkeye, Namor, Korg, Punisher, and Cosmo.
*Part 7 of ZackScott's gameplay walkthrough for Marvel Snap features Odin Borson, Korg, Wolfsbane, White Tiger, Gamora, Ironheart, Mantis, Doctor Strange, Miles Morales, Wolverine, Professor X, Spider-Woman, Star-Lord, Rocket Raccoon, Medusa Amaquelin, a Sentinel, Sif, Lizard, Deathlok, Elektra, and Moon Girl.
*In Part 60 of ZackScott's gameplay walkthrough for Splatoon 3, a player is seen with the username Kai-lo Ren.
*Part 8 of ZackScott's gameplay walkthrough for Marvel Snap features Wolverine, Deathlok, Moon Girl, Colossus, Sif, Nova, Rocket Raccoon, Star-Lord, Hulk, Squirrel Girl, Professor X, Yondu Udonta, Korg, Mr. Fantastic, Blade, Lizard, Ant-Man, Quicksilver, Iron Fist, Ironheart, Captain Marvel, Carnage, Miles Morales, Hawkeye, Iron Man, Captain America, and Jessica Jones.
*Part 9 of ZackScott's gameplay walkthrough for Marvel Snap features Elektra, Quicksilver, Mantis, Mr. Fantastic, Iron Man, Doctor Octopus, Rocket Raccoon, Hulk, Scarlet Witch, Captain America, Lockjaw, Squirrel Girl, Ant-Man, Lizard, a Sentinel, Cosmo, Hawkeye, Blade, Devil Dinosaur, Heimdall, Carnage, Medusa Amaquelin, Mantis, Ironheart, Wolfsbane, Leader, Miles Morales, Moon Girl, Enchantress, Colossus, Sif, Nova, Deathlok, Wolverine, Yondu Udonta, Professor X, Iron Fist, Odin Borson, White Tiger, Groot, and Doctor Strange.
*Part 10 of ZackScott's gameplay walkthrough for Marvel Snap features The Watcher, Medusa Amaquelin, Quicksilver, Captain America, Elektra Natchios, Rocket Raccoon, Ironheart, Scarlet Witch, a Sentinel, Blade, Hawkeye, Mr. Fantastic, Iron Man, Mantis, Hulk, Lizard, Klaw, Odin Borson, Squirrel Girl, Wolfsbane, Spider-Woman, America Chavez, Ant-Man, Carnage, Deathlok, Nova, Sabretooth, Wolverine, Colossus, Punisher, Groot, Miles Morales, Yondu Udonta, Sif, and Gamora.
*In Part 1 of ZackScott and Ashley's gameplay walkthrough for the "Shadows of Rose" DLC for Resident Evil Village, ZackScott says the Duke's rings combined with him snapping his fingers reminds him of Thanos.
*In Part 63 of his gameplay walkthrough for Splatoon 3, ZackScott compares a player's gloves to Mickey Mouse.
*In Part 64 of his gameplay walkthrough for Splatoon 3, ZackScott reads a chat that mentions his playthrough of Marvel Snap.
*In Part 1 of his gameplay walkthrough for God of War: Ragnarök, ZackScott compares Atreus' ability to transform into a bear to the Hulk.
*In Part 3 of his gameplay walkthrough for God of War: Ragnarök, after encountering some dwarfs, ZackScott asks "Where's Snow White?"
*In Part 10 of his gameplay walkthrough of Gotham Knights, after crawling past some spiderwebs, ZackScott says he "feels like he's Spider-Man".
*In Part 67 of his gameplay walkthrough for Splatoon 3, ZackScott compares the Zipcaster to Spider-Man.
*In Part 7 of his gameplay walkthrough for God of War: Ragnarök, ZackScott compares the drop Kratos and Atreus' boat travels down shortly after entering the Applecore to Splash Mountain.
*In Part 10 of his gameplay walkthrough for God of War: Ragnarök, after activating Rushing Choas, ZackScott says Kratos is "Hulking out."
*In Part 6 of his gameplay walkthrough of Pokémon Scarlet, ZackScott calls a Polteageist "the teapot from Beauty and the Beast."
*In Part 11 of his gameplay walkthrough of Pokémon Scarlet, ZackScott mentions collecting Marvel trading cards.
*In "The Super Mario Bros Movie Trailer 2 Reaction and Analysis!", ZackScott compares Donkey Kong pinning Mario to the ground and slapping him to the Hulk.
*In "MrBeast in Fortnite? Chapter 3 ENDING!", a player is seen using Thor Odinson. Hulk is also seen riding a bike.
*In "FORTNITE SUPERHERO SHOWDOWN", ZackScott starts using Star-Lord and he and Zanitor both use Spider-Man and Doctor Strange throughout the video.
*In "FORTNITE SUPERHERO SHOWDOWN", Wolverine and Ant-Man are seen in the intro.
*In "FORTNITE SUPERHERO SHOWDOWN", ZackScott mentions the Spider-Man/Elsa videos.
*Part 11 of ZackScott's gameplay walkthrough for Marvel Snap features Galactus, Green Goblin, Spider-Man, Doctor Octopus, Destroyer, Cloak, Electro, Hulk, Hela, Magneto, Mister Negative, Black Panther, Ironheart, Thor Odinson, Mjölnir, Wong, Nova, Bucky Barnes, Quake, Iceman, Deadpool, Moon Girl, Venom, Agatha Harkness, Shang-Chi, America Chavez, Ghost Rider, Korg, Storm, and Doctor Doom.
*In Part 74 of his gameplay walkthrough of Splatoon 3, ZackScott reads a chat that mentions Marvel Snap.
*In Part 1 of ZackScott and Ashley's playthrough of the 2023 remake of Dead Space, after ZackScott says he needs to figure out how to position a claw, Ashley does an impression of a Little Green Man.
*In Part 1 of ZackScott and Ashley's playthrough of the 2023 remake of Dead Space, Ashley asks ZackScott if he thinks the M&M spokescandies' shoes work similarly to Mickey Mouse's. This clip is also seen in the short "Favorite Candy = Green M&M".
*In Part 1 of ZackScott and Ashley's playthrough of the 2023 remake of Dead Space, ZackScott jokes that his ideal bathroom would have a mechanism similar to the PeopleMover.
*In Part 3 of ZackScott and Ashley's playthrough of the 2023 remake of Dead Space, ZackScott mentions the Spider-Man/Elsa videos.
*In Part 9 of ZackScott and Ashley's playthrough of the 2023 remake of Dead Space, ZackScott compares the pistons on the engines in a hallway to a Disney animation.
*In the short "Paul Rudd Is a Gamer", Rudd's role as Ant-Man is mentioned, with footage from the character's first self-titled film being used.
*In Part 95 of his gameplay walkthrough of Splatoon 3, ZackScott mentions his playthrough of Marvel Snap.
*In his livestream review of The Super Mario Movie, ZackScott mentions seeing a meme joking about the movie being the start of a Nintendo Cinematic Universe which will culminate in a Super Smash Bros. movie, which he compares to Avengers: Endgame. ZackScott compares his initial concern for the movie to similar hesitancy he experienced before the first Guardians of the Galaxy movie.
*In a livestream of the "Eggstra Work" event in Splatoon 3, ZackScott reads a chat that mentions Marvel Snap.
*ZackScott played through Star Wars Jedi: Survivor.
*In Part 99 of his gameplay walkthrough of Splatoon 3, ZackScott mentions he has plans to go see Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 after the livestream and mentions enjoying the other two.
*In Part 9 of his gameplay walkthrough of the Booster Course Pass for Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, ZackScott says Wiggler is hunched over like "some sort of hulking beast", which he mentions are the names of Marvel characters.
==zanny==
*In "Fall Guys made a comeback but it lasted like 5 minutes", a meme of Thanos is seen. Another meme featuring Obi-Wan Kenobi, Qui-Gon Jinn, and Anakin Skywalker is seen.
==Zeo==
*In one of his videos, Zeo made a parody of Avengers: Endgame in the Bavarian language.
*In one another video, Zeo made a Star Wars parody.
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