Disney references in non-Disney web-videos/N-Z

List of references to Disney in notable web videos neither produced nor distributed by Disney.
===Nathaniel Bandy===
*In “The Good and Bad of Mario Strikers Battle League”, Nathanie Bandy compares Luigi’s outfit to Tron.
*In “The Good and Bad of Cuphead”, Nathaniel Bandy compares Beppi the Cown’s horse to Mickey Mouse. Nathaniel also compares Hilda Berg’s moon phase to a Disney villain.
*In “I forced a koopa to beat super mario 64.”, the Goofy holler is heard. 
*In “Ranking Every Splatoon Boss”, Nathaniel Bandy says he thinks the Octonozzle was featured in “some modern Disney movie”. 
===Nick Lineage===
*In "The Downfall Of Channel Awesome ChangeTheChannel Full Documentary", footage from the Nostalgia Critic review of The Jungle Book (2016) is used. Lightsabers are seen. A Spider-Man backpack is also seen. Funko Pops of Dipper Pines, Mabel Pines, Jack Skellington, Mr. Incredible, Darkwing Duck, Doctor Strange, and Rocket Raccoon are seen in footage from an ERod video. Nostalgia Critic’s parody of Palpatine is seen. The thumbnail for the Nostalgia Critic’s review of Chicken Little is also seen. Tamra Chambers is seen wearing a Star Wars shirt in a video taken from a convention.
*In "The Downfall Of ChangeTheChannel", Funko Pops of Dipper Pines, Mabel Pines, Jack Skellington, Mr. Incredible, Darkwing Duck, Doctor Strange, and Rocket Raccoon are seen in footage from multiple ERod videos. Footage of a parody using a Lightsaber is shown. Nick mentions that ERod was talking a break from social media to avoid spoilers for Avengers: Endgame at the time of their conversation. Nick mentions someone with the username "Dr. Gonzo". A Twitter conversation mentions the then-upcoming Black Widow movie was confirmed shortly after Avengers: Infinity War. When criticizing Holly Christine for getting offended at jokes, he says Holly should boycott The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause for "making fun of short people". A Tweet saying that someone shouldn’t pretend the past didn’t happen that uses Disney pretending Song of the South never happened as an example is seen.
===Nigahiga===
*The video "Disney Movies In Real Life!" features parodies of many Disney/Pixar films. These include The Princess and the Frog, Up, Tarzan, Lilo & Stitch, Mulan, Pinocchio, The Sword in the Stone, The Little Mermaid, Aladdin, The Lion King, One Hundred and One Dalmatians, Sleeping Beauty, Bolt, and Toy Story.
*In "How To Sing Like Your Favorite Artists" and "Can you step on a Lego!? (Dear Ryan)", Ryan does an impression of Stitch while saying the line "Ohana means family."
*In "How To Act Like Your Favorite Actors", Ryan does his Stitch impression once again. When talking about sounding like Arnold Schwarzenegger, he makes an impression of Kermit the Frog while making throwing up noises. While making an impression of Professor Snape from the Harry Potter movies, he recites lyrics from the song A Whole New World from Aladdin.
*In "How To Sing Like Your Favorite Artist (pt.2)", Ryan says in order to sound like Shakira, you need to make a Kermit the Frog impression. However, he changes this to making a Miss Piggy impression. He sings Hips Don't Lie by Shakira while doing the Miss Piggy impression. Ryan says that to sound like a Disney song, you need to sound like an overly-positive motivational speaker, and eventually add another annoying speaker. This cuts to a motivational speaker (portrayed by Ryan) beginning to sing A Whole New World, until Princess Jasmine also starts to sing along, which causes her and the speaker to begin competing by attempting to sing over each other. Near the end of the video, Ryan and his clones perform a medley, which soon transitions to the tune of the Star Wars theme with visuals of a starship floating through a galaxy, and transitions using Lightsabers.
*In "Musicals in Real Life!", there are parodies of Broadway musicals for Beauty and the Beast, Frozen, The Little Mermaid, Moana, High School Musical, and The Lion King.
*In "'Let It Go' Rap Song! (Dear Ryan)", Ryan performs a rap parody of Let It Go from Frozen and dresses up as Elsa. In "Reading Mean Comments! (Dear Ryan)", Ryan tries to recite the lyrics to the rap song, and rewatches the clip from the previously mentioned video.
*In "Life Hacks! (Dear Ryan)", Ryan talks about how his brother, Kyle never wanted to play with him, and recreates one instance as a parody of the song Do You Want to Build a Snowman? from Frozen. Afterwards, Kyle asks him if he wants to get food, and when Ryan declines, Kyle looks up while an instrumental of the song is playing. The next comment asks Ryan to be Anna or Elsa from the movie, although he (jokingly) gets confused by the question.
*In "How To Hide Your Farts", Ryan hides his fart by using "The Elsa", where Anna tries to sing Do You Want to Build a Snowman? until he opens a door and farts on her.
*The video "Movies In Minutes - Avengerz" is a parody of the Avengers franchise, particularly the 2012 film.
*In "Movies on a Budget!", there is a poorly made parody of the Star Wars movies, which involves a duel between Luke Skywalker and Darth Vader.
*Other videos of movie parodies include "If Star Wars Took Place Today" and "Frozen 2: BURNT (Official Fake Trailer)"
*In "Skitzo - Nose Scar", during Regina's story, she uses her curling iron as a Lightsaber, which gives her a slight cut on her nose.
*In "10 Cheap Punny Christmas Gifts!", Ryan takes a frozen DVD out of the freezer and gives it to Erica because he knows how much she loves the movie Frozen. When she scolds Ryan for the joke, he tells her to "Let It Go". When she gets upset with Ryan, he tells her they can still watch the movie on his MacBook (a book filled with pictures of a Big Mac, mac and cheese, Macklemore, etc.) until he notices the book is now blank. He realizes the MacBook might be "frozen too" (Frozen II). This joke possibly foreshadows the sequel as the video was uploaded in 2014.
*In "Lazy Halloween Costume Ideas", while listing lazy ideas for Halloween costumes, Ryan references various Marvel superheroes.
**He lifts up an iron (Iron Man)
**He wears a red jacket as a cape, and lifts up a hammer (Thor)
**He wears a green undershirt, and when he gets angry, he opens his shirt to reveal it (Hulk)
*In "Romanic Clickes in Real Life!", during the scene involving the "Don't get on that plane" cliche, Ryan forgets what he was planning on saying to Arden Cho after realizing she was at the airport just to go use the restroom. He constantly recites quotes from various movies, with one of them being "Hakuna Matata" from The Lion King, and another being "Ohana means family" from Lilo & Stitch.
===Nin10doLand===
*In “These Are The 20 BEST Mario Kart Tracks EVER!”, the host says Mario Kart 8’s iteration of Ribbon Road gives him “a Toy Story vibe”.
===Noble Lucy===
*In "The Downfall of Matthew Santoro", a prop of Captain America’s shield is seen
===The Nostalgia Chick===
*The Nostalgia Chick has reviewed several Disney films, including Pocahontas, Hocus Pocus, Mulan, Beauty and the Beast: The Enchanted Christmas, Hercules, TRON, Newsies, The Little Mermaid, The Lion King, Song of the South, and Cool Runnings, as well as two Disney shorts: The Goddess of Spring and Der Fuehrer's Face.
*The Chick did a Top 10 Worst Disney Sequels list, followed by a Top 5 Least Bad Disney Sequels list.
*Mirage, Cruella De Vil, Ursula, Demona, and Maleficent were named the Chick's #11, #7, #4, #3, and #1 "Nostalgic Villainesses", respectively.
*At the very start of her review of Reality Bites, the Chick mentions that that movie was not one of the fun things to come out of 1994 (the year it was released). She mentions that one fun thing to come out of that year was The Lion King.
*A few references pop up in the Chick's review of the banned Looney Tunes cartoon Coal Black and de Sebben Dwarfs:
**She explains that Warner Bros. cartoons liked to do racy parodies of Disney films, including Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, which is parodied in this cartoon.
**She mentions that Disney did not use race a lot in its films. Song of the South is an exception, but she thinks that Coal Black "makes Song of the South look like Do the Right Thing."
**She doesn't think Coal Black, a war propaganda film, is particularly funny, and that Der Fuehrer's Face, another war propaganda film, is better.
===The Nostalgia Critic===
*The Nostalgia Critic has reviewed the following Disney films: A Kid in King Arthur's Court, Flubber, Blank Check, Inspector Gadget, James and the Giant Peach, Doug's 1st Movie, Jungle 2 Jungle, Mr. Magoo, The Odd Life of Timothy Green, Bridge to Terabithia, Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland, The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement, The Haunted Mansion, Hocus Pocus, Star Wars: The Force Awakens, I'll Be Home for Christmas, Rogue One, The Sorcerer's Apprentice, A Goofy Movie, The Last Jedi, Chicken Little, A Wrinkle in Time, The Search for Santa Paws, The Black Cauldron, The Country Bears, Mary Poppins Returns, Kim Possible, The Lion King, That Darn Cat (1997), Mulan II, Aladdin (2019), Frozen, The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause, Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, Beverly Hills Chihuahua, Frozen II, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, The Lion King (2019), Mulan, The Lion King II: Simba's Pride, The Muppet Christmas Carol. He also reviewed the following Touchstone Pictures, Miramax Films, and Hollywood Pictures films: Judge Dredd, Ernest Saves Christmas, Ernest Scared Stupid, Super Mario Bros., Gordy, Pearl Harbor, Starship Troopers, Con Air, Who Framed Roger Rabbit, Atlantis: The Lost Empire, Cinderella III: A Twist in Time, The Nightmare Before Christmas, Beauty and the Beast: The Enchanted Christmas, The Brave Little Toaster, Brave, and The Princess and the Frog.
**One "theme month", in March of 2018, was devoted to reviewing live-action remakes of Disney films, with the Critic looking at Maleficent, Alice Through the Looking Glass, The Jungle Book (2016), and Beauty and the Beast (2017).
*The Critic did a retrospective of Gargoyles in 2009, a "Raiders of the Story Arc" review of the DuckTales pilot "Treasure of the Golden Suns" in 2011, a video about The Disney Afternoon, a "What You Never Knew" video about Who Framed Roger Rabbit in 2014, an "Old vs. New" video about the two different versions of Cinderella, and two "top 11" videos in 2016, one on some conspiracies about Disney Princesses and the other on his favorite Gravity Falls episodes.
*"To Boldly Flee" contained parodies of Palpatine and the Death Star
*At least six of the Critic's editorials have been on some Disney subject. As of late, they include:
**The hate towards princesses in general and Disney Princesses in particular.
**The inexplicable fandom rivalry between Tangled and Frozen.
**How Goofy's cartoons present him not as the kid-friendly bumbler he is reputed to be, but rather as one of the most hilarious and violent Disney characters of all time.
**Whether or not The Nightmare Before Christmas is really any good.
**What Disney movies should have gotten sequels.
**How today's Disney Villains don't have quite the evil edge the classic villains do.
**The premiere episode of the new DuckTales.
**Why the Disney live-action remakes of the late 2010s (which the Critic doesn't seem to like very much) make so much money.
*Each December since 2011, Doug Walker, who plays the Critic, has hosted a month-long review special called "Disneycember". The series featured reviews of most of the Disney animated feature films, with requested reviews of Who Framed Roger Rabbit, A Goofy Movie, and Dinosaur in January. He followed this up in December 2012 with similar reviews of all the Pixar films and other Disney CGI animated films, with a requested review of A Christmas Carol in January. He followed this again in December 2013 covering a selection of the live-action films, and again in 2014 with a selection of Disney films he did not review for the previous years (or as Nostalgia Critic episodes). In 2015, he looked at both the Marvel and Star Wars series, along with still more Disney films he had not reviewed previously. In 2016, he focused on direct-to-video animated movies, sequel or otherwise. In 2017, he focused on Disney Channel Original Movies. In 2018, he did an "All-Around By Popular Demand" month, which focused on overlooked Disney films from all previous categories in previous years. He does the same thing for 2019, while also adding in some TV shows, like House of Mouse and The Mandalorian. In 2020, he continued the tradition of looking at overlooked films from the past, plus TV shows, as well as movies from 20th Century Fox. In 2021, that tradition of reviewing overlooked films continued with the addition of video games, such as the Kingdom Hearts series and the DuckTales game for the Nintendo Entertainment System.
*The Critic did a series of blogs in which he and his brother Rob review episodes of Gravity Falls.
*At least two "NostalgiaWeen" video openings are Disney-based. First, the 2013 video parodies the holiday forest scene from The Nightmare Before Christmas, with the Critic as Jack Skellington. Second, the 2016 video parodies the title sequence from Gravity Falls.
*One of the Critic's very first reviews was of Cartoon All-Stars to the Rescue. He insists that, ironically, many of the cartoon characters featured in this anti-drug special were on drugs themselves long before the special came out, Winnie the Pooh in particular always being "happy as h**l".
*The Headless Horseman and Judge Doom were named his #8 and #3 "Scariest Nostalgic Moments" respectively.
*In his review of Batman and Robin, the Critic calls out Mr. Freeze's hideout for being themed to a neon-lit ice cream puff, which he compares to Walt Disney trying to hide out in Disneyland. At the end, he concludes that there is only one word to describe the movie, which is "Super-crap-a-f*ck-ariffic-expiala-bulls**t", and parodies the song accordingly.
*In his review of Pokémon: The First Movie, the Critic compares Ash Ketchum's apparent death and subsequent revival to Mufasa's death scene in The Lion King.
*The Critic listed "DuckTales Theme" as his #1 catchiest theme song.
*At the start of his "Top 11 Drug PSAs" video, the Critic gripes that drug PSAs make it look like drugs came from the devil and that you would become one of his minions if you take them. As he says this, he shows clips of The Goddess of Spring.
*The Critic listed Ariel and Jasmine, along with Jessica Rabbit as his #2 and #1 "Hottest Animated Women" respectively.
*The Rescuers Down Under, The Rocketeer, Flight of the Navigator, and Return to Oz were named his #11, #9, #5, and #4 "Underrated Nostalgic Classics" respectively.
*In his review of Howard the Duck, Critic refers to Howard as "Donald Duck's missing nephew, Drunky". Also, when a female duck's naked breasts are shown, he plays the DuckTales theme as he sings "DuckT**s, woo-hoo!". In regards to the breast scene, he refers to them as "Daisy's knockers".
*In his review of the 1998 version of Godzilla, the Critic mistakenly calls Matthew Broderick's character "Mr. Taconovahumpashirerinkydinkyhamstermasterpollywollywannabingbangsupercalifragilisticknickknackpaddywackygivethedogabananafannafofrescahickorydickoryhockitypockitywockitywackangelinafrancesca the Third."
*In his "Top 12 Greatest Christmas Specials" video, the Critic ranks The Little Matchgirl at #10 (during which he also shows clips of The Little Mermaid, since it was included as a bonus on the Platinum Edition DVD of that movie, because both stories were written by Hans Christian Andersen) and The Small One at #7. He also ranks A Christmas Carol at #2, for which he shows clips of the numerous film versions of the story, including Mickey's Christmas Carol (which he likes a lot) and The Muppet Christmas Carol. During this whole segment, "Oh, What a Merry Christmas Day" from the former version plays in the background.
*In response to a random musical sequence in FernGully: The Last Rainforest, the Critic compares the sequence to, among other movies, "Pink Elephants on Parade" from Dumbo.
*During his review of The Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog, the Critic, trying to make sense of Sonic's love of chili dogs, states that with other cartoon characters, there's at least some rhyme or reason, such as Winnie the Pooh with his love of honey.
*Toontown from Who Framed Roger Rabbit was named his #11 "nostalgic mindf***". When he notes that it was the only time Mickey Mouse and Bugs Bunny appeared on screen together, Critic imitates the two having an argument.
**This is Halloween from The Nightmare Before Christmas was named his #3 "nostalgic mindf***".
**Pink Elephants on Parade from Dumbo was named his #2 "nostalgic mindf***".
*In his review of The Garbage Pail Kids Movie, the Critic mockingly lampoons "Heigh-Ho" in the voice of the kids. He also thinks that the kids, who are played by puppets, were created by "Jim Henson's mentally retarded brother", and later complains, "I'm tired of sitting around watching the high school version of I Can't Believe It's Not Muppets!"
*In the Critic's review of The Pagemaster, as the ground shakes, resulting in a dragon waking up, Richard Tyler (played by Macaulay Culkin) thinks it's an earthquake and exclaims, "EARTHQUAKE!", before briefly cutting to Nick Szalinski exclaiming, "No, worse – LAWNMOWER!"
*In his review of Full House, the Critic, referencing the fact that D.J.'s boyfriend is played by Scott Weinger, plays a snippet of "One Jump Ahead".
*In the video where the Critic and the Angry Video Game Nerd review the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Making of the Coming Out of Their Shells Tour video, the Critic remarks that "this [video] is making the Country Bear Jamboree look like Metallica!"
*Several references pop up during the Critic's Top 11 Cereal Mascots review:
**The Critic shows footage of Ludwig Von Drake, as seen in An Adventure in Color/Mathmagicland, to show how the Froot Loops mascot Toucan Sam, as voiced by Paul Frees, sounded like.
**The Critic shows disbelief for the Honey Nut Cheerios bee being named Buzzbee, and says that they might as well have changed Mickey Mouse's name to Squeak Mouse.
**The Critic mentions that The Flintstones characters, mascots of Pebbles cereals, did not make the list because "it's like putting Jack Sparrow on the list because of the Pirates of the Caribbean cereal." As he says this, he shows an image of the cereal in question.
*In his review of Last Action Hero, the Critic wonders if the magic ticket that Nick gives to Danny is "made out of Tinker Bell blood."
*In his "Old vs. New: Willy Wonka" video, when the Critic decides that the only catchy song in the newer film was the ear-bleedingly annoying puppet song, he demands that they play something else. Immediately, it switches to "It's a Small World", much to the Critic's horror. At the end, when he wants to close out the video with "Pure Imagination" from the original film, he instead gets various other songs, including not just the puppet song and "It's a Small World", but also the DuckTales theme.
*In his review of the "Star Wars Holiday Special", the Critic thinks Harvey Korman's character looks partially like Cinderella's stepmother. He later says, in imitation of Leia, "Good thing I'm the leader of a club that's made for you and me."
*In his review of Commando, after one of the bag guys is dropped over a cliff and apparently never hits the ground, the Critic mocks this by mixing the scene with Captain Hook and Mr. Smee not hearing a splash in Peter Pan.
*In his review of Lost in Space, he calls the space monkey a "half-chewed Mickey Mouse eraser".
*Critic ranked "Shiver My Timbers", "Friends on the Other Side", "Poor Unfortunate Souls", "Be Prepared", "Secret of Survival", and "Hellfire" respectively as #10, #9, #5, #3, #2, and #1 in his "Top 11 Villain Songs".
*There are numerous references in his review of Quest for Camelot.
**The character Kayley is compared to Belle.
**During the knights' roll call, Critic inserts roll calls from other TV shows, including The Mickey Mouse Club.
**When Kayley hugs her horse and a song starts playing, Critic calls the horse's man a jukebox and repeatedly plays a clip of Kayley hugging her horse and playing different music, one of which is the DuckTales theme.
**The Critic's "JUST...EXPLAIN!" after losing his temper is a reference to King Leonidas' line: "STOP...THAT...BALL!" from Bedknobs and Broomsticks.
**At the end, Critic asks Mary Poppins to explain the movie. When she responds "I never explain anything", Critic shoots her out in frustration. Horrified at what he's done, he freaks out and ends up accidentally shooting Bert and Mickey Mouse.
*In his Flubber review, he notes that Weebo is voiced by Jodi Benson. Later, when Weebo is downloading her human female projection, a snippet of "Part of Your World" plays.
*In his "Old vs. New: King Kong" video, the Critic calls out the newer film for its ice-skating scene, which he considers weird and unnecessary, and remarks, "I keep expecting Mickey Mouse to pop up at any moment!" As this happens, an image of Mickey is shown skating past them.
*In the Critic's review of A Troll in Central Park, he makes the following Disney references:
**He describes Stanley the Troll as what would happen if "Bilbo Baggins just ate the Lucky Charms leprechaun and got s**t out of Dopey's anus."
**He gripes that, among other properties he hates, the High School Musical series looks butch compared to this movie.
**When he learns that Hayley Mills voices the mother, he remarks, "'Good Morning, Miss Bliss', my a**!"
*In his review of Pound Puppies and the Legend of Big Paw, the Critic notices that the Excalibur is sticking out of a stone, a la The Sword in the Stone, and also has a bone in the scone. Later, when the puppies lose their ability to communicate with humans and the mother dog gets captured, the puppies "rip off 101 Dalmatians," in the Critic's words, by barking and howling to other dogs for information on her whereabouts, a la the Twilight Bark.
*During his review of Stephen King's IT, footage of Oogie Boogie's shadow on the moon appears over Pennywise's face.
*In the Leprechaun review, the scene of the Leprechaun killing a store owner is accompanied by a snippet of "Hop on Your Pogo Stick".
*In his first review of "Nostalgic Commercials", one commercial is for the game Crossfire, which the Critic thinks looks like the world of TRON if it were controlled by Lucas (from The Wizard). At the end, the Critic laments himself for becoming a loser (after taking a lot of flack for his review of My Pet Monster), which soon becomes a parody of "Poor Jack" from The Nightmare Before Christmas, in which he hopes to set things right by reviewing movies again. A snippet from this film of Santa being tortured is also shown.
*A subsequent review of old TV commercials features two Disney ones:
**The first commercial is a TV spot for the 1986 reissue of Song of the South. The Critic states that only the animated scenes are shown in this ad, even though most of the movie is actually live-action and "dealing with slow-moving racial relations." At the end of this ad, the Critic warns that the film is one that Disney will soon be ashamed of, concluding that "it may or may not be racially insensitive, honestly it's sort of hard to tell, but Disney's not gonna take that chance anyway. See the film that millions of people around the world are calling... 'OKAY!'"
**The second commercial is about plush toys of the Wuzzles, in which kids cuddle them and sing songs of them. The Critic's objection is that one lyric drives him crazy: while he is fine with the kids who are able to find rhymes for Hoppopotamus ("I got a Wuzzle/I'm gonna cuddle,/Cuddly as can be,/'Cause she is part hippo/And part bunny!") and Bumblelion ("I got a Wuzzle/I'm gonna snuggle,/Cute as he can be,/'Cause he is part lion/And part bumblebee!"), he chastises the kids for their inability to find a real rhyme for Eleroo, which goes "I got a Wuzzle/I'm gonna snuggle,/Funny, yes sirree,/'Cause he is part elephant/And part kangaree! Oh, roo!" He complains that "roo" has got to be one of the easiest words to rhyme and, to prove it, sings, "I got a Wuzzle/I'm gonna snuggle,/So much he can do."
*In his review of The Thief and the Cobbler, the Critic jokes about the movie's opening monologue about wishing upon a star, saying "Y'hear that, Disney! We sorta beat you to it!" He later mentions how the Miramax cut of the film borrows quite a bit of elements from Aladdin. At the end of his review, after the Critic gets blown up by the time bomb that Vincent Price set up in his house, Price is heard saying, "Ooooh, I love it when I'm nasty!"
*In his review of Rover Dangerfield, he addresses Dana Hill as "the voice that you may have recognize as Max from Goof Troop".
*In his review of Care Bears II: A New Generation, the Critic refers Darkheart turning into a real boy a mix between Satan and Pinocchio.
*In his review of Baby Geniuses, the Critic questions lasers being put on a children's mascot, adding, "Don't let them work at Disney World, they'll give Mickey Mouse a[n] Uzi!"
*Several references appear in the review for The Magic Voyage:
**The Critic explains that this movie about Christopher Columbus' discovery of America was made by Germans, which he negatively compares to a movie about Russia made by Americans (referring to Don Bluth's Anastasia) and then shows a poster for Pocahontas while exclaiming, "We can't even get our own history right!"
**During the "constant noise" scene, the Critic throws in clips from other films just to make it even noisier, including a shot of the March Hare from Alice in Wonderland shouting, "MAD WATCH! MAD WATCH! MAD WATCH!"
**The Critic thinks that the king's adviser looks partially like Jafar.
**The Critic thinks Columbus' dream sequence is so insanely bizarre that he compares it to the "Pink Elephants on Parade" scene from Dumbo, and features a clip of that scene.
*In the Critic's Top 11 Dumba**es in Distress video, when he brings up Inspector Gadget at #7, he says they should ignore the Disney movie adaptation and focus only on the original cartoon.
*Several Disney references pop up in the Critic's review of Little Nemo: Adventures in Slumberland:
**At the start, as Nemo's bed flies through the air above the neighborhood, "The Age of Not Believing" plays briefly.
**In response to Nemo saying, "Wow-wee!" instead of just "Wow!", the Critic says in a snarky tone, "A little bit more wonderment, and we might get an entire 'Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah!' out of him!"
**When Nemo calls out, "Off to Nightmare Castle we go!" and the bed takes his group there, the Critic chimes in by holding up his fist in a superhero pose and saying, "To incomprehensibility and beyond!"
**As the group approaches Nightmare Castle, all red and dark, "Be Prepared" is heard playing in the background.
**The Critic thinks that the Nightmare King looks partially like Chernabog.
**At the very end, the Critic realizes that he went the entire review without making any Finding Nemo jokes.
*In the Critic's review of the 1998 Avengers movie (no relation to the Marvel Avengers, however), he references a sudden snowstorm as caused by "Mrs. Peel in her Queen of Narnia cosplay." Also, at the part where everyone is inexplicably disguised as teddy bears, the Critic is forced to pick out which bear-themed joke to go with about this scene, one of them based on The Country Bears. In the same scene, when the Avengers come across the agents disguised as bears, the Critic exclaims on their behalf, "I must alert Andy Panda and Winnie the Pooh immediately!" Finally, as one disguised agent attacks Mrs. Peel by jumping on her, the theme from Adventures of the Gummi Bears plays briefly.
*In the review of James and the Giant Peach, Critic complains about the death of James' parents by rewriting a scene from The Lion King where Mufasa gets eaten by a rhino. Also, when he notes the similarities of the skeletons to Jack Skellington, Critic imitates Jack asking Centipede about Christmas Land, and then "Jack's Lament" plays when the pirate skeleton's head falls off.
*In his review of The Tommyknockers, the Critic mocks a character's obsession with dolls with a cutaway gag of him with a bunch of Roger Rabbit dolls surrounding him.
*In his review of Felix the Cat: The Movie, the Critic refers to Pim as "Stinky Pete, who I guess is the good guy now."
*In his review of the Robin Williams movie Patch Adams, the Critic remarks how Patch's seeing what no one else chooses to see is the most original message in a Williams movie since other movies, such as Good Morning, Vietnam, Dead Poets Society, Being Human, Flubber, and Bicentennial Man, but that this movie will put a different spin on it. Later, while talking about how female characters were once written, he shows a shot of Jenny Blake from The Rocketeer.
*In the Critic's review of the opening episodes of the Transformers cartoon, during the skit where Soundwave pitches his own romantic comedy, he mentions that "Disney has shown interest."
*In his review of A Simple Wish, the Critic mocks a bad CGI frog, claiming that Prince Naveen was more three-dimensional than this. He also mocks the antagonist's left-field dialog, by imitating Gargamel: "I will destroy the Smurfs with my spells! By the way, did you know the guy who did the candle in Beauty and the Beast was also in Law and Order?"
*In the Critic's review of Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, there is played a snippet of "Heigh Ho" during the scene of slave children mining for magic stones. Also, during the fight between Indiana Jones and a big Thugee, the Critic remarks about how the fight choreography alternates between "action-packed and Goofy cartoon". As the Thugee gets pulled under a rock crusher at the end of the conveyor belt, the scream he does is the Goofy holler.
*During his review of Superbabies: Baby Geniuses 2, Critic criticized the film's villain by saying that "Donald Duck was a better Nazi than you" while showing a clip from Der Fuehrer's Face.
*In his review of Scooby-Doo, the Critic compares Scrappy-Doo's monstrous form to Pumbaa and does an imitation of him telling Timon he's going to eat his soul.
*In his editorial on the movie version of Where the Wild Things Are, the Critic compares this film's emotional feeling to that of the early Disney films, using clips of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs to illustrate his point.
*In his review of the animated The King and I, he compares Siam to something out of Epcot and calls the villain "Thai Jafar".
*In his review of Catwoman, the Critic calls Sharon Stone's character "Cruella Jane Lynch".
*At the beginning of the video for his review of The Cat in the Hat, the Critic has to babysit Satan's daughter Evilina while Satan finalizes a deal with Disney about Planes, which at that time was about to be released. As they watch The Cat in the Hat, the Critic calls out the film adaptation's forced morals and confused messages to suit a longer running time, arguing that Mary Poppins maintained a consistent message throughout with a long running time.
*A clip of Tron: Legacy is shown at the start of the Critic's video about when it's fine to nitpick. He also questions the climax of Star Wars, and how a tiny torpedo fired into a tiny hole can somehow blow up the Death Star.
*In two separate editorials on Tom and Jerry cartoons (including one where it is speculated that the cat and mouse had committed suicide), the Critic talks about physical, bodily harm done to cartoon characters as a staple of classic cartoons, including Disney cartoons, and features a clip from Up a Tree to illustrate his point.
*In his editorial "Should We Scare the S#*% Out of Kids?", the Critic shows clips of movies, including Disney movies, to explain why so many movies for kids have such scary content in them, that there is hopefully a logical explanation besides just scariness for its own sake. Among other things, he shows footage of the scary forest from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Lampwick's transformation into a donkey from Pinocchio, The Headless Horseman from The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad, and the discovery of Judge Doom's true identity from Who Framed Roger Rabbit. He also adds that A Christmas Carol has so much scary content (compared to the original story, which tries to balance it out with scenes of the joyful spirit of humanity) that anything good is likely glanced over.
*In his review of the Christmas special The Christmas Tree, he criticizes the mayor for giving out money bags instead of checks and a picture of Scrooge McDuck holding money bags appears in the corner of the screen. He also compares a bear in the show to Baloo and sings an evil version of "The Bare Necessities".
*In his review of Wicker Man, the Critic lists several jokes about Nicholas Cage in a bear suit, including jokes referencing Fozzie Bear, Winnie the Pooh, the Gummi Bears, Brother Bear, and "The Bare Necessities".
*The Critic lists Roger and Jessica Rabbit as #11 on his "Top 11 Strangest (Yet Best) Couples" list. In addition, a picture of Felix and Calhoun appears during the introduction.
*The Critic responds to the many fan-made perversions of "Let It Go" by lampooning the song with his costar Tamara Chambers, who is dressed as Elsa, to make sense of how that song could be so popular that it has become "everybody's crystal meth". He says that the song "is like 'Hakuna Matata', but a million-bajillion times worse!" At the end, Tamara asks the Critic if he wants to build a snowman. His response is less than enthusiastic.
*Several references appear in the Foodfight! review:
**At the beginning, one of the scientists is calculating saying that only a few online critics reviewed the movie, saying its potential can be "milked" like a lactating Clarabelle Cow.
**The Critic mentions that the film was supposed to be like "the Wreck-It Ralph of food icons."
**When the Critic notices a character is called Fatcat Burglar, he shows a picture of Fat Cat and says that Disney needs to sue.
**The Critic takes a swipe at the as-yet-unreleased Cars 3 while yelling about this movie, "This went from 'Submitting a stick to an art museum' embarrassing to '[Pooping] your pants in front of Pixar and calling it your magnum opus' embarrassing! Though we'll see how that turns out."
**When a character who sounds like Tim Curry (but was actually voiced by Jeff Bennett) shows up, the Critic imitates Curry saying that he was trying to see if he could do anything worse than saying "Ducks rock."
**Appalled by a particularly bad piece of animation, the Critic sarcastically comments that the animators must have asked Pixar for help on this animation. Pixar did help, he says, but they sent the bad animation in question as a joke, along with a note from John Lasseter to "go f**k yourselves," but the director used the animation anyway because he was too lazy.
*In the Critic's review of The Lorax, he blames the movie's opening number for the fact that it made him sick of opening numbers like "Life's a Happy Song" from The Muppets, and later jokes about the song "Let It Grow" sounding a lot like "Let It Go". He also describes the movie's songs as being like "the top 10 on Radio Disney."
*The Critic ranks the trailer for Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End at #11 on his "Top 11 Trailers".
*In the Small Soldiers review, the Critic criticizes the film for having elements ripped off from Toy Story.
*During the Critic's review of the top 11 Avatar episodes, featuring Dante Basco in character as Prince Zuko, Tamara tries to dress up as an Avatar character to distract Basco, but constantly gets it wrong by dressing up as other characters in films and TV shows that Basco appeared in, at one point dressing up as Rose from American Dragon: Jake Long. At the end, she finally dresses up as Avatar character Toph Beifong, only to notice that by now Basco has dressed up as Jake Long instead, much to her irritation.
*Critic references Emilio Estevez's role as Gordon Bombay in The Mighty Ducks in his review of Maximum Overdrive when he says, "Though, if somewhere in this movie, AC/DC decides to coach a hockey team, I wouldn't be against it."
*The Critic starts off his review of Tim Burton's Sleepy Hollow by praising the Disney version of The Legend of Sleepy Hollow and comparing both films.
*In the opening to the Critic's "Rise of the Commercials" video, there are snippets of commercials for an Ariel doll and the Castle of Illusion game.
*A few Disney references pop up in the Critic's review of Grandma Got Run Over By a Reindeer:
**He mocks the inconsistency of the story by comparing it to how something like Lord of the Rings wouldn't hold up as well if it, too, was inconsistent. As part of this inconsistency, he mentions how the Seven Dwarfs were all given the titular ring.
**He speculates that OwnAll Corp. is a division of Google and Disney.
**He refers to Grandpa Spankenheimer as "Grandpa Geppetto".
**During his song about how much he loves Christmas, the Critic sings about decorating his house with "Disney trademarked intellectual property". As part of this, he shows Malcolm and Tamara a trademark document, which says "THE MOUSE OWNS CHRISTMAS", while what looks like Mickey Mouse and a Disney Princess appear behind him.
*The Critic includes Mickey's Christmas Carol in his list of overlooked Christmas specials.
*As he starts his review of Care Bears Nutcracker, the Critic wonders about No Heart, who appears in the title sequence, but not the special itself (it was an hour-long special episode of the show), "Did the wizard from Fantasia become a Klansman?"
*At the start of his review for the chick flick Mamma Mia, the Critic, in admitting that some of the best and most successful movies are chick flicks, states that one could argue that Frozen, the highest grossing animated film at the time, is a chick flick. Later, as Meryl Streep sings "Money, Money, Money", the Critic says, "Streep is still nine voice lessons away from her Into the Woods quality voice, so... just try to enjoy her awkward transition period."
*In his editorial on how hype can kill a good film, the Critic cites Frozen as a prime example of over-hype (particularly through overabundance of merchandise) and subsequent backlash. He also cites The Lion King as another example of this kind from years ago, but which has become a legitimate classic.
*The Critic did a sketch video in which he exposes a fake plot to Frozen II.
*The Critic opens his review on The Legend of Zorro by comparing it to the earlier, more superior Mask of Zorro, setting it to the tune of the Zorro theme.
*In the Critic's review of the TV show Small Wonder, he describes one character, Harriet, as an older version of Pistol Pete.
*In his editorial on the dark age of film, the Critic describes the Pirates of the Caribbean series as something that was supposedly profitable, but didn't quite turn out that way.
*During the Critic's review of Osmosis Jones, he does a skit that takes place inside his mind, wherein Ozzy blames the Emotions from Inside Out for taking elements from his own film. At one point, Bambi's mother is on trial for giving the birth of life and is immediately executed, after which Walt Disney appears from behind the presiding judge to say, "Good!", in imitation of Palpatine.
*In his review of Garfield: The Movie, the Critic says that like Mickey Mouse, Garfield is timeless, even when he is not funny, but that the movie version does not reflect that at all. Also, one of the Critic's many insults about Garfield is "Tigger's colon".
*In the Critic's clipless review of Pixels, the character of Ludlow is represented as a caricature based on Olaf, due to both characters being played by Josh Gad.
*In his editorial on when jokes go too far, the Critic brings up Meryl Streep and her accusation that Walt Disney was sexist and anti-Semitic, even though there was never any evidence to prove such accusations.
*In the beginning of his video "Why Do We Holiday Too Early?", the Critic complains that Thanksgiving has become "a stepchild that nobody wants to pay attention to, even though they're family." He then shows an image of Cinderella with a turkey head while saying, "Don't worry, Thanksgiving, one day your fairy god-turkey will come and make you so popular that we'll start putting out Thanksgiving decorations in September."
*In his "Conquest of the Commercials" video, the Critic shows a commercial for Power Rangers gloves, which he describes as "the most tediously-advertised hand garments until Frozen." As he says this, gloves like the kind that Elsa wears are briefly shown. He is actually more interested in the Power Rangers room defender that came with the glove. After questioning its effect on keeping people away, he says he doesn't mind these things existing "just as long as they don't play 'Let It Go'."
*Several references pop up in the video for Labyrinth:
**It opens with a mock commercial for a collection of movies from the 1980s ostensibly for kids, yet full of scary imagery (used to scare life lessons into children). Such movies include Return to Oz, Something Wicked This Way Comes, and Who Framed Roger Rabbit, as shown in stills and posters (and also as heard in offscreen audio). The announcer for the ad says these films are rated PG, at a time when the rating meant something, whereas today, PG just means "practically G", and shows posters of films that carry such a rating, including Frozen and Inside Out.
**When Jareth arrives to take Toby away and provides Sarah with a gift that turns into a snake and then an owl, the Critic exclaims, "I don't think I like this new version of Mary Poppins."
**The Critic describes Jareth as "a male Cruella De Vil".
*A few references pop up in the Critic's review of Cats & Dogs:
**The Critic notes that the entrance to Jeff Goldblum's laboratory has a steel door on it that is so cartoonishly huge that he compares it to the entrance to Scrooge McDuck's money bin (Goldblum is heard singing the DuckTales theme).
**The Critic receives a penalty for doing a cheap joke (namely, making fun of Alec Baldwin voicing a character here) and must pay for his actions by actually complimenting the film he is reviewing. He ends up saying, "At least it's not Santa Paws...?", which is approved, allowing the review to continue.
**As the stereotypical ninja cats invade, the Critic sings, "We are racist-ese, if you please...".
**In the scene where the family is being held hostage and tries to remain calm, Alexander Pollock's character insists he is not afraid, to which the Critic thinks he really should be afraid: "The kid is like Pinocchio; one day he'll be a real boy, but not in this scene."
*In his review of The Adventures of Pluto Nash, the Critic questions the seriousness of the story when everyone is saying, "Pluto". Cue a montage of scenes from the movie, in which various characters say Pluto's name, followed by Mickey Mouse also calling out to Pluto, as seen in Pluto and the Armadillo.
*In his editorial on when critics are wrong, the Critic shows clips of Disney films as proof of the divide between critics and regular audiences:
**Clips of Hercules and The Lone Ranger are shown during a montage of movie characters saying the cliched line "Let her go!"
**While talking about movies intended for mass audiences and not critics, the Critic shows a collage of posters for movies in this category, which include Maleficent and Muppets Most Wanted.
**The Critic admits that he can't understand the critical success and popularity of the remake of The Jungle Book.
*A few references pop up in the Critic's editorial on the sensitive subject of white washing:
**One reason for the Critic's editorial in the first place is to mention that one character in the then-upcoming Doctor Strange, known as the Ancient One, was changed to a Celtic female (played by Tilda Swinton) from a Tibetan male, as per the original comics. This change was to appease China, which is a great market for Marvel films and which is not on good terms with Tibet.
**He mentions that many of the highest-grossing movies and franchises don't have big names in the lead role, including Star Wars: The Force Awakens.
**He points out that Aladdin and Jasmine are voiced by white people, and that Belle, voiced by Paige O'Hara, is not French.
**He shows a collage of characters voiced by Tara Strong, who is an example of an adult voice actor voicing child characters. One character in the collage is Angel.
*In his review of The Grinch Grinches the Cat in the Hat, the Critic goes into detail on the very trippy scene that the Grinch creates to torment the Cat, saying that he would "endorse getting a minor drunk if it led to another Pink Elephants scene".
*In his review of Scooby-Doo 2, when the Black Knight comes alive and tries to attack the gang, the Critic exclaims, "The Star of Astoroth compels you!" Later, the Critic, referencing the fact that Velma is played by Linda Cardellini, thinks that she would have a better career at Disney than at Warner Bros., showing shots of Cardellini's characters in Avengers: Age of Ultron and Gravity Falls, respectively.
*In his review of the live-action Teddy Ruxpin special, at the part with the purple monster, who thinks how bad it is that a princess was kidnapped, the Critic mocks the monster's gravelly voice by saying, in imitation of Pumbaa (whom the monster sounds somewhat like), "Hey, Timon! We're on another royal forced plotline again!"
*In his editorial on Looney Tunes movies, the Critic compares Disney cartoons to classical music and Looney Tunes cartoons to jazz. He also tries to compare Looney Tunes to Greek mythology, but admits that he doesn't know much about the latter, beyond Hercules. Finally, he compares Space Jam to Who Framed Roger Rabbit.
*In his editorial on whether or not the PG rating means anything anymore, the Critic questions the validity of several Disney and Pixar movies being rated PG, going over a history of the rating that includes how the introduction of the PG rating, and the later introduction of the PG-13 rating, affected several Disney movies. He also mentions that classic Disney films that are G-rated have decidedly non-G-rated content, such as the scary forest in Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, family deaths in Bambi and The Lion King, and the "Hellfire" number in The Hunchback of Notre Dame.
*In his review of The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle, the Critic criticizes Rocky's pessimistic attitude by saying that even Eeyore would be sick of Rocky's attitude, which cuts to Eeyore making a dismissive comment towards Rocky. When the movie has Rocky and Bullwinkle enter the human world with a machine that selects the genre of the movie and shoots a beam of green light, Critic comments that it's too meta, which then cuts to Kermit the Frog talking to the audience and saying "You know I'm just a puppet, right?", complete with showing the Muppetteer controlling Kermit.
*A few Disney references appear in the Critic's review of Dreamcatcher:
**The Critic notes that Beaver likes saying catchphrases, and he mocks it by having him say, "DuckTales, Woo-hoo!".
**The Critic criticizes the movie for spending too much time on Coronel Curtis despite there being no real payoff to it, equating it to having Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs spends several minutes on the politics behind the Evil Queen, since she dies before we can learn how she actually runs the kingdom.
**The Critic takes note that Lawrence Kasdan, the writer of this movie, also wrote The Empire Strikes Back, Return of the Jedi, and The Force Awakens, and as such, he quips that he expects for R2-D2 to show up in the movie.
*In his review of Freddy vs. Jason, Critic uses his fourth-wall breaking powers to create similar matchups. One of them is Darth Vader vs. Geordi LaForge (of Star Trek fame); another is Samara Morgan vs. Kayako Saeki, which results in Samara summoning Stitch to attack Kayako, something that is (as Critic himself points out) a reference to Daveigh Chase having played both Samara and Lilo Pelekai. During the review, he cites Captain America: Civil War as an example of a "crossover matchup" movie. He also mocks the perceived poor quality of Kingdom Hearts Re:coded by calling it "one of the greatest horror crossovers of all time". And when he notices that Will Rollins is played by Jason Ritter (who also played Dipper Pines), he has Will say: "Grunkle Stan is on a killing spree!"
*In the review of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows, Critic asks the Honest Trailers Guy to do impressions to lampshade how silly Krang sounds. One of Honest Trailer Guy's impressions is an impression of Christopher Walken, and while doing this impression he sings the first opening bar of the chorus of "I Wanna Be Like You". Critic has Bebop say, in an impression of Ernie Sabella's Pumbaa voice, "Hey, Timon, gotta make our obligatory c**k joke!". Then, when Bebop does indeed make said joke, Andre quips, "Pumbaa, not in front of the kids!" Andre then mockingly calls Bebop and Rocksteady, "the cast of The Jungle Book". Later, when Krang opens an interdimensional portal, Critic shows a picture of the interdimensional portal from The Avengers.
*In the Critic's "Battle of the Commercials" video, one of the featured commercials is for My Interactive Pooh. Also, during the Eggo Waffles commercial, there is a skit where Malcolm tries to get the waffle using black arts magic. As part of this, he chants, "Asante sana, squash banana...".
*In the Critic's review of Inspector Gadget Saves Christmas, the alien woman at the beginning looks like a Kree. During the review itself, he references the live-action version of Inspector Gadget by Disney, as well as Ernest Saves Christmas, Mater Saves Christmas, and the Santa Clause trilogy.
*The Critic ranks Toy Story 2 at #8 on his list of the "Top 11 Best Movie Sequels".
*In his review of Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel, the Critic mentions Flynn Rider as a role that Zachary Levi is known for. Later, when showing examples of male characters with female counterparts, he shows Scooter and Skeeter, and then Mickey and Minnie Mouse. Later, when Chester A. Bum and Doe complain about not having backstories, Critic points out that Baze Malbus and Chirrut Imwe are popular characters despite not having any backstory.
*The Critic gives an honorable mention to the Pirates of the Caribbean sequels in his list of the "Top 11 Worst Movie Sequels", criticizing them for being long and complicated and trying to be more like Lawrence of Arabia than Pirates.
*In his review of The Smurfs 2, Critic points out that, after Victor Doyle is turned into a duck, a stripe on Victor's beak looks like Hitler's mustache, causing to call Victor's new form a "Hitler duck", and then quips that Der Fuehrer's Face was shown in theaters before the movie. Later, Gargamel coaxes Smurfette into joining by saying "Search your feelings, you know it to be true", which, as expected, causes Darth Vader to appear next to Critic.
*In his review of Garfield: A Tale of Two Kitties, Critic snarks that the movie is trying to be the next Santa Paws.
*Several references pop up in the Critic's review of Cool World:
**He puts Goofy's trademark holler in the scene when Frank Harris' motorcycle crashes.
**He snarks that Frank, surrounded by cartoon characters, is probably wondering if he is in a different movie, called Who Plagiarized Roger Rabbit.
**He quips that Holli Would wanted to ask Jack Deebs about the body proportions of Jessica Rabbit.
**When the Critic meets Julie Taymor, the video indicates that she directed the Lion King Broadway musical.
**When Frank warns against having sex with Holli, the Critic brings out the infamous "rule 34" of the internet, and he illustrates his point by showing a drawing of Jake making out with Timon.
**When Ralph Bakshi describes the concept behind his original script, the video illustrates his point by featuring a picture from Who Framed Roger Rabbit and adding Jason Voorhees' hockey mask to Roger Rabbit's face.
**When praising the movie's animation, Bakshi cites Disney as one of its influences.
**At the end of the video, Bakshi exclaims, "To titties and beyond!"
*In the Critic's review of Balto, the following Disney references are made:
**He shows his illustrated scale for annoying comedy in animated family films, with Level 2 ("Eye-Twitch Worthy") being accompanied by an image of Olaf and Level 6 ("Burn It and Salt the Ground") being accompanied by an image of Gurgi.
**He describes the polar bears in the movie as looking like "Moogles if they ate Chien Po".
**When he sees coffins meant in the case of Rose succumbing to her fatal disease, he quips that one of the coffins is meant for the Little Match Girl.
**When an evil bear shows up in the movie, the Critic laments that fact, saying that bears ruin animated family films, and cites both Brother Bear and Brave as examples.
**He questions why the heroic polar bears didn't save Balto from the evil bear, comparing the situation to Pluto being a pet and Goofy not being one despite both being dogs.
**He has Steele describe himself as "a reverse Cruella De Vil".
*In his editorial "Should Bad Singers Be Dubbed?", the Critic opens by comparing Emma Watson's singing voice as Belle to Paige O'Hara's, stating that Watson is inferior to O'Hara in this regard. Also, he notes how Simba as voiced by Jonathan Taylor Thomas sounds nothing like how he is when singing, yet such is not nearly the case when Simba is voiced by Matthew Broderick as an adult. The Critic also thinks that Dwayne Johnson does a decent job singing when he voiced Maui.
*In Critic's review of the 2015 Fantastic Four movie, alternately titled Fant4stic, once Critic, Tamara and Malcolm resume their superhero identities as the Adequately Impressive Three, they sit down to watch Jessica Jones. At the end, the Pixelator and the Clobberer want to join the Avengers and Spider-Man, but Lucius Fox won't let them.
*In Critic's review of Clockstoppers, he says how the spy genre was really popular in movies and TV series in the 2000s, citing both Spy Kids and G-Force as examples, and naming Kim Possible as the best one. Later, when Earl Dopper is pulled inside a car by Richard and Jay, Critic makes Richard say, "You thought you could escape from Inspector Gadget 2, huh?". Later, he mockingly refers to the director of the movie, Jonathan Frakes, as Xanatos. Later, when Meeker fails at a record scratching competition, Critic quips how Beaker would be a much better DJ. Later, when Earl's car goes off a bridge, Critic pipes in the Goofy holler.
*A few Disney references pop up in the Critic's editorial on a weird version of Jack and the Beanstalk that was made in the 1970s in Japan:
**He starts by mentioning how weird moments in childhood were accepted as normal, such as tea parties on the ceiling, like the one in Mary Poppins.
**He describes Madame Hecuba as "every Disney witch if she was stretched on a rack and fed despair".
**The wedding between Prince Tulip, the giant in this version of the story, and Princess Margaret, who is under a spell to be married to the giant so he can become royalty, is described as "kind of like Beauty and the Beast, except ugly is bad, that's why they're ugly".
*The Critic makes the following Disney references in his review of The Flintstones in Viva Rock Vegas:
**He points out that, since the director of the movie also directed Snow Dogs, there are no chances of something interesting or funny happening out of Barney going on a date with Wilma.
**When Fred's eyes turn into slot machines, the Critic compares it to the scene in Who Framed Roger Rabbit where Judge Doom reveals himself as a Toon.
**He compares Rosie O'Donnell playing an octopus to her playing Terk the Gorilla.
**He compares a jive-talking bird to the Crows from Dumbo.
*In the Critic's review of Suicide Squad, one of the DC executives goes on to masturbate to a picture of the portal in the sky from The Avengers. Later, when the Critic complains, the two DC executives say in a sing-song voice, "What can we say, except 'you're welcome'?"
*In his review of Alien vs. Predator, Critic compares a bone graveyard in the Arctic base to the Elephant Graveyard.
*In his non-review of Transformers: The Last Knight, the Critic compares Optimus Prime becoming evil in this movie to Mickey Mouse becoming a terrorist. Near the end, he brings up Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales as an example of a movie repeating the same thing over and over and yet not doing as well as the studio wanted, which he suspects this new Transformers movie will do as well.
*In his editorial "When Are Remakes Not Needed?", the Critic talks about Disney's recent trend of remaking movies from the Disney Animated Canon into live action movies, and discusses whether that is a good or a bad thing.
*In his review of Norm of the North, the Critic makes the following Disney references:
**He thinks back to his review of Rogue One as a review that has ties to a nostalgic franchise.
**He compares the moose in this movie to Rutt and Tuke and the lemmings to Harris, Hubert, and Hamish.
**He mentions the mockbusters made to cash in on Frozen, Up, Brave, Ratatouille, and The Princess and the Frog, commenting that Norm of the North is so bad that it doesn't have its own mockbuster trying on to cash in on it.
**He imitates Gabriel Iglesias, in a show of surprise that he was cast in Coco.
**He compares the cinematography in this movie to being in a Disney World rollercoaster.
*In his editorial on Cats Don't Dance, the Critic compares the song "Tell Me Lies" to Sally's Song. He later compares the movie to Who Framed Roger Rabbit, noting that both send a message against prejudice using anthropomorphic animals as a stand-in for minorities.
*In his review of Hulk, Critic constantly compares the Hulk from this movie to the Hulk from the Marvel Cinematic Universe. When the scene where the gamma-radiated frog explodes, Critic jokes about having bad news for Miss Piggy. Later, he jokingly calls the mutant poodles "the zombie cast of Lady and the Tramp".
*In his editorial on Tom and Jerry and Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, the Critic makes the following Disney references:
**Pointing out how the opening sequence is a shot-for-shot remake of the original Willy Wonka, he gripes, "I thought I gave the Beauty and the Beast remake a hard time."
**He thinks that Slugworth moves "like the skeleton of a Pink Elephant from Dumbo."
**He compares the furnace in this movie to the furnace in Toy Story 3.
*Several references appear in the Critic's review of Monkeybone:
**In the opening, he lists off some good dark and weird, including Return to Oz and Super Mario Bros.
**He says that it is a good thing that Henry Selick still has The Nightmare Before Christmas on his resume.
**He sings a mocking song about the set designers being overpaid to the tune of "This is Halloween".
**He mentions George of the Jungle as an example of a good performance by Brendan Fraser.
**He has one of the Reapers say, "I'm here to convince Michael Caine he can act with Muppets" (a reference to The Muppet Christmas Carol).
**He claims that Monkeybone is the movie's version of Roger Rabbit.
**He compares Whoopi Goldberg's performance in this movie to her performance in The Lion King.
**He snarks that the Giant Peach from James and the Giant Peach is a better character than either Stu or Monkeybone.
*In his editorial on G.I. Joe: The Movie, Critic says that the giant worms fighting G.I. Joe could hypnotize the Joes by singing "Trust in Me".
*Throughout his review of Eragon, the Critic compares several characters in this movie to Disney characters: Galbatorix to Ursula, Jafar, Darth Vader, and Jadis the White Witch; 's performance as Durza to his performance as Rumpelstiltskin in Once Upon a Time; Garrow to Scrooge McDuck; baby Saphira to Bolt; the Ra'Zac to both the Goons and Darth Maul; Arya to both Leia Organa and Jasmine; and Murtaugh to Jack Sparrow, Han Solo, and the Fox all in one. The Critic also snarks at Rachel Weisz being miscast as the voice of Saphira by saying he keeps expecting Saphira to ask George of the Jungle to save her (referencing how Weisz co-starred with Brendan Fraser in the Mummy trilogy).
*In his editorial "Do Credits Suck Now", the Critic makes the following Disney references:
**He mentions Captain America: Civil War, Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides, and Tarzan as movies that would have been better with opening credits.
**He praises the openings of The Lion King, Bedknobs and Broomsticks, Kim Possible Movie: So the Drama, Guardians of the Galaxy, and Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 as examples of movie openings done right.
**He mentions Avengers: Age of Ultron and The Incredibles as examples of movies with impressive closing credits.
**He mentions the Marvel Cinematic Universe's tradition of showing scenes after the end credits.
**He mentions The Secret World of Arrietty as an example of a movie that keeps the story going during the end credits.
*In Critic's review of Kangaroo Jack, Critic compares the movie's marketing campaign to the marketing campaign of Snow Dogs. Later, when Critic sees Christopher Walken, he says he wishes Walken would say "this is not over, kangaroo!" in the movie. Later, he snakily compares the emotional depth and character development of Inside Out with the farting camels of this movie.
*In Critic's review of Green Lantern, several references pop up, many of them Marvel-based:
**When the movie brings up the Guardians of the Universe, Critic leads the Deadpool cosplayer into making a joke about the Guardians of the Galaxy.
**When Abir Sur says "Heading for the nearest habituated planet for the selection process", Critic has him say "Pray they develop Pixar there."
**Critic quips that the technology of Ferris Aicraft looks like a game from Tron.
**Critic calls Tomar-Re "Eugh-Bar".
**Critic calls Hector Hammond "Jabba the Harry Knowles".
**When Parallax appear, Critic snarks, "Bu*****t Face, I've come to bargain!"
*In the Critic's review of Scary Godmother, he compares the movie's animation unfavorably to the animation in Paperman, Darkwing Duck, and Aladdin. He also compares the repetitiveness of the movie's scenes to Doctor Strange's Time Repetition spell.
*In his review of It, Critic quips that the score of the movie "crams whimsy like Tinker Bell shoved up your a**". Also, 1990 Pennywise mocks 2017 Pennywise's sinister wail by saying he sounds like Olaf. Finally, when Critic complains about the CGI in the movie, Maurice Moss accuses Critic of hating Pixar.
*The following references are made in the Critic's review of the 1999 version of The Mummy:
**He plays "Arabian Nights" during the scene depicting Imhotep's origin due to the cartoon-like nature of the movie.
**He calls Rick O'Connell a "pervy George of the Jungle".
**He references the fact that Captain Winston Havlock's actor, Bernard Fox, voiced the Chairmouse.
**He quips that a sandstorm conjured by Imhotep must be Anakin Skywalker's worst nightmare.
**He criticizes the CGI on the movie by calling it "the fake Jar Jar stuff".
**He snarks that Arnold Vosloo took acting advices from the Genie, then quips that the movie really wants to be a Disney movie.
*In the review of the 2017 version of The Mummy, the following references are made:
**The Angry Video Game Nerd names Captain America: Civil War as one of the movies that encouraged Universal to start the Dark Universe.
**When Ahmanet sends Nick Morton flying, the Critic pipes in the Goofy holler.
**After seeing Prodigium agents defeat Ahmanet with grappling hook, the Critic snarks that Prodigium should have sent in an army of Mabel Pines clones to deal with Ahmanet.
*The following references are made in the review of Dragonball Evolution:
**LittleKuriboh comments on a white person being given the Japanese-sounding name "Goku" by saying Ariel would be better if she was named Bob.
**The Critic comments on the movie's slapstick by comparing it to a Donald Duck cartoon, which is followed by him doing a Pumbaa impression.
**When Grandpa Gohan dies, the Critic makes him say he has a dead mentor poker game with Obi-Wan Kenobi.
**MasakoX snarks that Chow-Yun Fat did this movie so he would have a worse movie than Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End on his resume.
*In the Critic's editorial on Bangarang, when Rufus is given the Peter Pan book by the school principal, the Critic makes Rufus say, "I don't pay attention to books unless there's a Disney movie about it." Also, when Rufus becomes Rufio and flies off to Neverland, the Critic snarks that Rufus became Jake Long (Dante Basco, the actor who originally played Rufio in Hook, also voiced Jake). When Rufio grabs Peter Pan's sword, the Critic has Rufio declare that he will stop any more Pirates of the Caribbean sequels from getting made.
*In the Critic's "War of the Commercials" video, one of the commercials featured is for the Mickey Mouse Talking Phone.
*In his editorial on Super Mario Bros: The Mission to Rescue Princess Peach, when the Critic finds out that gold coins turn into Mushroom People, he says that Scrooge McDuck must have a lot of Mushroom People. Also, Critic says that Bowser (who is a shapeshifter in this movie) is going to turn into Jabba the Hutt.
*In his review of Rapsittie Street Kids: Believe in Santa, Critic mentions that Mark Hamill, Jodi Benson, and Paige O'Hara provided voices for the movie, referencing their roles as Luke Skywalker, Ariel, and Belle. He also unfavorably compares a song in the movie to "Let It Go". Finally, he snarks that for every minute of the movie that passes, a Pixar animator kills himself.
*In his review of Home Alone 2: Lost in New York, the Critic makes the following Disney references:
**He says that Buzz McCallister is "Disney Channel mean".
**He references "Feed the Birds (Tuppence a Bag)" when pointing out that the Bird Lady is not scary.
**He compares Mr. Hector's smile to that of the Cheshire Cat.
**He compares the violence in the movie to the violence in The Avengers.
*In his review of Mars Attacks, Critic mentions Alice in Wonderland as an example of one of Tim Burton's more commercial movies. Later, Critic mentions The Nightmare Before Christmas as a Burton movie that was critical successes. Later, Critic mentions King Louie in The Jungle Book as a well-written character that played to Christopher Walken's strengths. Finally, when talking about the movie, Critic compares it to Hocus Pocus, as they are both guilty pleasures.
*In his review of Lara Croft: Tomb Raider, the Critic makes the following Disney references:
**He makes fun of the poor quality of Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time by sarcastically saying "I didn't walk out of it."
**He mocks Lara's adrenaline junkie tendencies by saying she should go to the Moon to get space cheese, referencing the moon level in the DuckTales NES game.
**He mocks the fake accents in the movie by playing a clip from Bert, referencing the infamous fake British accent that Dick Van Dyke used in the role.
**He mockingly compares Lara to Kim Possible.
**He compares one of the action scenes in the movie to TaleSpin, and the race across the pyramids to the DuckTales intro.
*In his review of Yogi Bear, Critic calls Ranger Jones "the Big Hero 6 organ donor", referencing T.J. Miller's role as Fred. Later, Critic says, "This is not over! Bears!"
*In his review of Horton Hears a Who, Critic negatively compares Jim Carrey's performance as Horton to Robin Williams' performance as Genie, declaring Williams to be funnier.
*In the Critic's review of Batman Forever, the Last Angry Geek mocks one of Batman's gadgets by saying it turns people into Roger Rabbit. The Geek also mocks the Riddler by saying he resembles a Porg. Also, the Critic compares one of the Riddler's costumes with Syndrome's costume.
*In the Critic's review of Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked, one of the guests at Hyper Fangirl and Devil Boner's wedding is dressed like Kiki.
*In the Critic's review of Woody Woodpecker, when Woody drowns two construction workers in concrete, Critic compares it to when Big Boy Caprice did this to his victims. The Critic also compares a song in the movie to the songs in Descendants. He also criticizes how garish a blue building looks by saying, "Bear in the Big Blue House didn't have this much blue!"
*In the Critic's review of Jack and Jill, the Critic compares the product placement in the movie with the product placement in other Sandler movies, including Bedtime Stories.
*In the Critic's review of An American Tail: Fievel Goes West, the Critic mentions that John Cleese turned down the role of Cogsworth to voice Cat R. Waul.
*In the Critic's review of The Emoji Movie, he compares Alex to Riley Andersen.
*In the Critic's review of Scooby-Doo: The Mystery Begins, he makes a joke about Roger Rabbit being Shaggy's babysitter. Later, the Critic scoffs at a Sammy Davis Jr. drawing by saying "the only Rat Pack the writers know are these guys" while showing an image of Basil of Baker Street and Dawson.
*In the Critic's review of The Boss Baby, he sarcastically compares the ending of the movie with the ending of Coco, with an exasperated remark about both movies being nominated for the Best Animated Picture Academy Award.
*In the Critic's review of Deadpool 2, Genie, Hannah Montana, and Kermit the Frog are among of the characters that answer Deadpool's ad for members for Deadpool's X-Force team. Later, the Critic compares the death of the X-Force members to Mufasa's death. There are also numerous jab at Disney's buyout of 21st Century Fox.
*In the Critic's review of Angry Birds, he makes the following Disney references:
**The opening skit describes the muse Thalia visiting several screenwriters to inspire their scripts for animated comedies, and one of them is John Lasseter, who is inspired to write Toy Story.
**The Critic mentions the opening being a copy of, among others, Lilo & Stitch, Alice in Wonderland, The Cat Returns, and Mulan.
**The Critic uses a clip of Fozzie Bear to lampshade the double-meaning of the word "eat" when he says that King Mudbeard wants to eat one of the eggs.
**The Critic reacts to a homoerotic joke regarding Chuck by showing Olaf and LeFou as examples that Josh Gad (who voiced Chuck) is typecast as effeminate comic relief characters.
**The Critic mocks a scene that features a Calvin Klein billboard featuring a pig by showing a picture of a goth Miss Piggy in Hot Topic.
*In the Critic's review of the "Do the Bartman" music video, Critic snarks that Maggie sucking her pacifier in tune with the music means she'll join the "Bart Cinematic Universe", which is a reference to the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Later, the Critic points out that Brad Bird directed the music video, mentioning Bird's work on The Incredibles.
*In the Critic's review of The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, upon seeing the ruined Fox logo, the Critic makes a joke about the upcoming Disney acquisition of Fox. Later, he mock the Fantom's coat by comparing it to Cruella De Vil's coat. Later, when Captain Nemo shows up, the Critic points out that Nemo isn't Indian in the Disney version of 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea. Finally, the Critic mocks Allan Quatermain's death by saying he was shown a clip of Darby O'Gill and the Little People.
*In the Critic's review of Bartok the Magnificent, he points out the large number of female dragons by mentioning Maleficent and Narissa.
*In the Critic's review of Mission Impossible 2, he calls Luther Stickell "Bubbles".
*In the Critic's review of Sonic the Hedgehog: The Movie, the Critic warns the audience not to Google images of Kaa.
*In the Critic's review of Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, the Critic calls the creature in the intro the American Dragon. Later, the Critic snarks about how the franchise constantly changes April O'Neil by having Lando Calrissian complain about it. Finally, the Critic compares the show unfavorably to Gravity Falls and Star vs. the Forces of Evil.
*In the Critic's review of Ghostbusters 2, the Critic compares the opening score to the music from Sofia the First. The Critic also references Sigourney Weaver's role in Finding Dory. Finally, the Critic calls the possessed Janusz "Mary Poppins played by Dracula from Dead and Loving It."
*In the Critic's review of Freddy Got Fingered, he remarks how Rip Torn's character's yelling inaudibly should be used to open The Lion King remake's first note of "Circle of Life". He also claims that this movie has been made into a dark ride, which is located in "Disneyland's ninth layer of Hell". Finally, when the mother (Julie Hagerty) goes off with Shaquille O'Neal, the Critic refers to it as the moment when "you actually can go lower than Kazaam."
*In the Critic's review of Big Fat Liar, the Critic says the movie feels like one of the better Disney Channel Original Movies.
*In the Critic's review of Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer, the Critic says the Thing-ified Johnny Storm looks like "one of the Smosh guys in a gritty reboot of The Tigger Movie".
*In the Critic's review of Sleepwalkers, the Critic professes his love for Halloween by using a quote from Jack Skellington. Later, the Critic mocks the opening credits definition of "sleepwalkers" as shapeshifting cat monsters by showing a clip of Donald Duck sleepwalking.
*In the Critic's review of Van Helsing, the Critic mockingly compares Carl's design to Maurice's design. The Critic also criticizes Megara for claiming she could take her of herself when she clearly couldn't. Finally, the Critic compares the fight between Carl and Igor to an hypothetical fight between Pua and Heihei.
*In the Critic's review of Rubber, the Critic snarks on the movie's bizarreness by inserting a clip of Grunkle Stan saying "Well, that happened." in a deadpan tone.
*In the Critic's review of The Powerpuff Girls Movie, the Critic compares the plight of the Powerpuff Girls having to hide their powers after they accidentally caused destruction with them to Elsa's similar plight.
*In the Critic's "Escape from the Commercials" video, he describes the video game Shaq Fu as "the palette cleanser after watching Kazaam."
*In the Critic's review of A Christmas Story Live, the Critic snarks that special should have been called "Old Navy Presents a Camp Rock Christmas". Later, the Critic mocks Matthew Broderick's acting by saying he should ask the Blue Fairy to magically make him a better actor. The Critic also points to a understated, mellow scene in the original movie where one of the kids is crying under a sink, and then the Critic says the Live version is so lavish that they would reproduce that scene by creating a musical number called "Under the Sink". Finally, the Critic sarcastically asks why Matthew Broderick was never asked back for Inspector Gadget 2 , and why Broderick was never asked back for the Lion King remake.
*In the Critic's review of Elf Bowling: The Movie, he compares the movie's opening with the opening of Alice Through the Looking Glass . Later, the Critic claims Santa Claus in the movie resembles the Muppet Ghost of Christmas Present. Finally, the Critic compares a nonsensical plot point to the fact that the Wakandan government is elected through dueling.
*In the Critic's review of Max Payne, the Critic compares a body slowly falling down with Flash slowly laughing.
*In the Critic's review of the 2014 version of Robocop, he makes the following Disney references:
**He mentions The Lone Ranger is mentioned as a movie that was a flop domestically, but did well overseas.
**He makes a joke at The Good Dinosaur being a forgettable movie made as a cash grab.
**The Critic compares Robocop to a Darkwing Duck henchman.
**The Critic calls out the Disney Channel for their extreme points of view on controversial subjects.
**The Critic snarks that Jiminy Cricket may be a villain to point out how obvious will be that Dr. Norton won't be a villain.
**The Critic snarks that the reason Michael Keaton played Vulture is because of his bird-like body language.
*In the Critic's review of Donnie Darko, the Critic snarks at the line "Donnie Darko, sounds like a superhero name" by pointing out that Mysterio is a villain in the comics (poking fun at Far From Home's trailer's ambiguity on whether Mysterio is a hero or a villain).
*In the Critic's review of Hop, the Critic makes the following Disney references:
**He mentionsThe Santa Clause while talking about movies about Santa Claus.
**He brings up Springtime with Roo in a Google search for Easter movies.
**He calls E.B. "the Thumper equivalent of Quack Pack.
**He makes a pun combining the characters of Bucky Barnes and Bucky O'Hare.
**He remarks that the 2019 version of Aladdin looks more like a satire of a real movie than an actual movie.
**A skit shows James Cameron pitching Avatar to a 21st Century Fox executive, only for the executive to accuse Cameron of plagiarizing Pocahontas.
**The Critic references LeFou's and Prince Edwards' effeminate mannerisms.
**The Critic accuses Josh Gad of being typecast in Disney movies.
**The Critic wonders if the movie is a prequel to Zootopia.
*In the Critic's review of Stuart Little, the Critic mentions how Rob Minkoff also directed The Lion King and The Haunted Mansion.
**The Critic compares the Littles' house to Carl Fredricksen's house.
**The Critic notes how Nathan Lane was in both Stuart Little and Lion King.
**When one of the other cats calls Snowball "Tinker Bell", the Critic snarks that calling him "Timon Bell" would have worked better, due to Timon and Tinker Bell both being Disney characters and Nathan Lane having voiced the former.
**The Critic comments on how evil the rival toy boat looks by saying that the toys of the Black Pearl, the Flying Dutchman, the Silent Mary, and the Queen Anne's Revenge don't look as scary.
**The Critic accuses Rob Minkoff of hating felines due to Mufasa's death.
*In the Critic's review of Toonami, the Critic is disappointed that the ruler of the Negaverse in Sailor Moon is not Negaduck.
*In the Critic's review of Balto 2: Wolf's Quest, he makes the following Disney references:
**He says that it makes sense that Charles Fleischer would replace Bob Hoskins as the voice of Boris, since they both starred together in Who Framed Roger Rabbit.
**The Critic compares Balto's hometown to Toontown.
**The Critic compares Aleu to Ariel.
**The Critic makes Niju (who is voiced by Mark Hamill) act annoyed that Balto and Alue may complain about The Last Jedi.
**The Critic halfheartedly justifies the wolves eating the caribou by citing the Circle of Life.
**The Critic jokingly compare Alue's growls with the sound of Donald Duck snoring.
*In the Critic's review of Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within, he mockingly asks if General Tarkin will play Jar Jar Binks and if Thanos will play Sonic the Hedgehog. The Critic also references Mickey and the Beanstalk, The Muppet Christmas Carol, and Muppet Treasure Island. Finally, the Critic mockingly asks if Aki Ross will play Sadness.
*In the Critic's review of Alien 3, the Critic compares Ripley to Rey. Also, at one point the Critic references Hades.
*In his review of Barney's Great Adventure, the Critic compares Barney's design to that of the Disney characters at the theme parks, which had been perfected over the course of years. the Critic also compares Barney's eyes and teeth to those of other characters, including Rapunzel (for eye comparison) and Yzma (for teeth comparison).
*In the Critic's review of Percy Jackson and the Olympians: The Lightning Thief, the Critic makes the following Disney references:
**He uses A Wrinkle in Time as an example of a formulaic fantasy movie starring a teenager.
**He negatively compares the movie to the Disney Princess franchise.
**He compares Percy's dyslexia to the credits of Mary Poppins.
**When the movie brings up Hercules killing the Nemean Lion, the Critic brings up that the Disney version of the Nemean Lion was Scar.
*In the Critic's review of Constantine, the Critic shows a clip of Duke Caboom (voiced by Keanu Reeves, who portrays Constantine here) to show that he just knows that there is a Toy Story 5 in the future. The Critic also calls Gabriel, played by Tilda Swinton, an "Aslan-killing b***h", referencing Swinton's role as Jadis the White Witch. Also, he wonders if the giant monster made of bugs is the origin story of Oogie Boogie.
*In the Critic's review of The Jetsons Meet the Flintstones, as Fred Flintstone complains about the lack of hot water coming from an elephant's trunk used for a shower, Wilma promises to have the plumber install a new elephant, prompting the Critic to worry about what they do with the old elephants, while showing a shot of the Elephant Graveyard.
*In the Critic's review of Underworld, the following Disney references are made:
**The main skit involves fashion designer Sedna Mode and her line of clothing inspired by famous movies.
**The Critic points out that both Underworld and The Incredibles are among the group of superhero movies that aren't based on comic books.
**The Critic points out the coolness of characters in movies staring intently before a big fight by showing a clip of R2-D2 doing so.
**The Critic compares Selene's headquarters to Toad Hall.
**The Critic points out the important of levity in action movies by highlighting the importance of all scenes in The Avengers of the Avengers bonding.
**The Critic constantly references Bill Nighy's Davy Jones role throughout the review.
*In the Critic's review of It: Chapter Two, Eddie remarks that Pennywise's spider form makes him look like Turbo from Wreck-It Ralph.
*In the Critic's review of Tales from the Crypt: Demon Knight, he compares one of the monsters in the movie with one of the Fa Family Ancestors and another monster to the Genie.
*In the Critic's review of Venom, the Critic references the many ways that Spider-Man: Homecoming deviated from the original comics.
*In the Critic's review of Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island, he compares the zombie pirates in the movie to those from the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise. He also compares the darker nature of the movie to the darker nature of The Black Cauldron.
*In the Critic's "Planet of the Commercials" video, he concludes the Cadbury commercials, one showing a clucking bunny (in the U.S.) and a sexy female bunny (in the U.K.), by saying "Whether it's a bunny that clucks or a bunny that... happy snowman..." and shows a shot of Olaf as he does so. Later, in the infamous Irish anti-speeding PSA, showing a group of kids all getting killed by an out-of-control car, the Critic thinks it's so bad that it is difficult to go back to a family show after that, showing a post-commercial bumper for the 1997 version of The Wonderful World of Disney to prove his point.
*In the Critic's review of the 2018 version of The Grinch, he notes that the screenwriter of that movie also wrote Snow Dogs, as well as compares both movies to Beverly Hills Chihuahua. The Critic also compares the opening of this movie to the opening of Zootopia. Finally, a skit depicts the Mandalorian with the same manic movements as the Grinch.
*In the Critic's review of Holiday In Handcuffs, he references the often-mentioned theory that Belle is a victim of Stockholm Syndrome.
*In the Critic's review of Die Hard, the Critic compares two policemen in the movie to Sheriff Blubs and Deputy Durland. Later, the Critic uses a clip of Rizzo the Rat to demonstrate John McClane's thought process.
*In the Critic's review of Supergirl, the Critic compares the movie to a Donald Duck cartoon.
*In the Critic's review of Spider-Man, Critic points out that the movie is less serious than Spider-Man: Homecoming and Spider-Man: Far From Home. Later, the Critic says that Green Goblin sounds like Humphrey the Bear.
*In the Critic's review of Dolittle, the Critic references Robert Downey Jr. playing Iron Man and starring in The Shaggy Dog. Later, a skit depicts Downey Jr. wanting to play the part of Jack Sparrow as well as mentioning a prequel toFantasia . Later, the Critic compares the backstory of the unfavorably with the continuity of the Marvel Cinematic Universe movies. Later, the Critic snarks at Dolittle's business practice by playing the "not a great plan" clip from The Avengers. Later, the Critic compares Lady Rose with Clara Stahlbaum and Milly Farrier. Finally, the Critic references the "they fly now" like from The Rise of Skywalker.
*In the Critic's review of Independence Day: Resurgence, the Critic notes that the results of half of humanity dying are much more positive in the Independence Day movies than in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Later, when Jake, played by Liam Hemsworth, first shows up in the movie, the Critic plays a clip of Thor (who is played by Liam's brother, Chris). Finally, the Critic makes a jab at the "love at first sight" cliche in Disney movies.
*In the Critic's review of Critters, the "Little Shi***" character in the opening skit is a fan of Peter Pan (a parody of the Gremlins being fan of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs ). Later, the Critic compares the Critters to Stitch.
*In the Critic's review of Alpha and Omega, the Critic compares the first stampede in the movie to the stampede that killed Mufasa. Later, the Critic compares the sexually suggestive dances that the wolves make to the word "sex" supposedly written in the stars in The Lion King. Later, the critic compared the two birds to Hades.
*In the Critic's review of Avatar, a skit compares the movie to Pocahontas II: Journey to a New World . Later, the Critic unfavorably compares the movie to Atlantis: The Lost Empire while also snakily commenting that Disney now owns the rights to the movie. Later, the Critic comments on how colorful Frozen II and Avengers: Endgame are. Finally, the Critic praises Pandora: The World of Avatar.
*In the Critic's review of Stuart Little 2, the Critic jokes that Frederick is attracted to Daisy Duck.
*In the Critic's review of Superman Returns, the Critic jokingly describes a scene of model trains being destroyed as a combination of American Horror Story and Toy Story.
*In the Critic's review of Alita: Battle Angel, the Critic compares Alita's love of chocolate with Ponyo's love of ham. Later, the Critic hopes for a sequel to the movie while pointing out Disney's love of sequels and remakes (using the Lion King remake as comparison), and pointing out that Alita could be a Disney Princess.
*In the Critic's review of Mousehunt, the Critic mentions the opening of Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End. Later, the Critic references Nathan Lane's roles of Timon and Spot Helperman. Later, the Critic references Christopher Walken's role of Reed Thimple. Later, the Critic compares one of the attendants at the auction with the Fairy Godmother. Finally, the Critic references Jeffrey Katzenberg's past at Disney.
*In the Critic's review of Battleship, the opening skit parodies Guess Who? by having one of the guesses by Buzz Lightyear, while calling out the 2020 version of Mulan for being unoriginal. Later, the Critic names the 2019 version of The Lion King as an example of a movie based on an earlier movie.
*In the Critic's review of The Adventures of Elmo in Grouchland, the Critic mentions Doc McStuffins and PJ Masks as shows he likes just fine even if they are past his time.
*In the Critic's review of the 1978 version of Lord of the Rings, the Critic plays the clip of Korath saying "Who?" as a reference to Glorfindel's obscurity. Later, the Critic shows a Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs mug as an example of a highly polished mug in order to make a comparison between the movie and the Peter Jackson versions.
*In the Critic's review of The Iron Giant, he mentions The Incredibles when pointing out that the concept of a superhero family has been done before that movie. Later, the Critic compares the plot of the movie with the plot of Lilo & Stitch.
*In the Critic's review of Problem Child, the Critic references that the writer of the movie also wrote the 1997 version of That Darn Cat.
*In the Critic's review of Pokémon: Detective Pikachu, the Critic references Bill Nighy's role as Davy Jones.
*In the Critic's review of X-Men: Apocalypse, the Critic uses the Marvel Cinematic Universe as a point of reference to talk about the current landscape of comic book movies.
*In the Critic's review of The Lost Boys, the Critic compares the flying vampires to Mary Poppins.
*In the Critic's review of The Witches, the Critic jokes that the Rhino killed Luke's parents. Later, he compares the movie to Inside Out by pointing out the scary imagery of the movie (thus making a point about the movie being scary while still remaining kid-friendly). Later, the "original PG" hugs the Critic with Mickey Mouse arms (most likely to make a point that Disney movies fall into the category of "original PG").
===NuoKart===
*In "MARIO KART DS CUSTOM TRACKS ARE VERY COOL", NuoKart mentions a Mickey Mouse racing game
*In “Top 140 Mario Kart Wii Custom Tracks! - April & May 2022”, one of the tracks is based on “The House of the Lucky Gander!” from DuckTales (2017).
===TheOdd1sOut===
*In "Movie Sequels", James mentions sequels for Disney movies, such as The Lion King, Aladdin, Alice in Wonderland, Tarzan, 101 Dalmatians, Pocahontas, Mulan, Cinderella, and Beauty and the Beast. Then he mentions potential sequels for Disney movies, such as Atlantis: The Lost Empire and Treasure Planet. A Basil of Baker Street holding up Olaf is also at one point seen, which is a notable reference to The Lion King. 
*In “Movies I Thought Were Weird”, James discusses that every Disney sequel he has seen (especially Pocahontas II: Journey to a New World and The Little Mermaid II: Return to the Sea) were bad; his least favorite was the sequel for The Hunchback of Notre Dame. He also shows a bootleg picture of Mickey Mouse when he discusses that An American Tail was a decent film. A clip of Laverne and Hugo is also shown near the end of the video when he tells a dude what is a film they thought was weird, and when the dude says “And they say The Hunchback of Notre Dame”, so James tells him to “Get on my level scrub”.
*In “Our Cats :3”, a jerk man holding a phone is seen with a Little Green Men beanie.
*In “The Truth About Making Cartoons”, James compares two clips of both The Jungle Book and Winnie the Pooh where Christopher Robin throws a pebble over a river, with the same seen being shown with Mowgli throwing the same pebble over a river. James compares them having the same exact frame of animation.
*In “My Girlfriend is Kinda Odd”, Kaa is seen.
*In “Conventions (I miss them)”, a man cosplaying as Chief Bogo is seen. Another man cosplaying as Rutt is also seen.
*In “Pitching a Show“, a statue of Star is seen in a cave. The show Bible for Kim Possible is seen deeper in the cave.
===OdysseyCentral===
*“Ranking ALL 88 Kirby Hats In Super Smash Bros Ultimate!” ranks Kirby’s hat for Sora at #37.
*In “My Nitpicks About Mario Kart 8 Deluxe”, Sora is seen on a thumbnail and the character selection screen for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.
===One Minute Melee===
*In "Link vs. Sora", Sora appears in the episode as the main combatant, joined by Goofy and Donald Duck, fighting Link from The Legend of Zelda. Goofy and Donald have no luck whilst Sora defeated Link, thus expelling Dark Link from regular Link. Then the Heartless show up causing Sora, Donald, Goofy, and even Link to fight off the Heartless.
*One battle pits Bill Cipher against Sans (of Undertale fame).
*One battle pits Riku against Sasuke (of Naruto).
===One Up Films===
*In "My Problem With Jeffy... - (SML Criticism!) Feat. Joey Tastic!", SuperMarioLogan’s version of Woody is seen in the thumbnail for "Attack of the Killers Shrimpos!".
===Optimus===
*In "The 'YouTube Killer' StoryFire Is Extremely Sus", StoryFire’s "last-minute saving" is compared to a Cinderella story.
*In "This Cringelord Stole $3.6 BILLION In Crypto...", after showing a video showing a woman pushing her cat in a stroller wearing rings on each of her fingers (at least on the hand not holding her phone), Optimus says the woman has "the Infinity Stone Gauntlet" on each of her fingers.
*In "Lana Rhoades Has Lost Her Mind", Optimus says that $24 million is still a lot of money, despite it not being able to buy a "Marvel supervillain yacht".
*In "Elon Musk Might Buy Twitter", footage of Fortnite is used in the background, with Spider-Man being used.
*In "IGN Should Be ASHAMED Of This...", LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga is used as background footage.
*In "Will Smith Should Divorce Jada Pinkett Smith...", LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga is used as background footage.
*in "Video Games 'Dehumanize' People Of Color...", one Tweet claims Marvel movies encourage military violence.
===packattack04082===
*In “Mario Kart Tour - Cat Tour - All Cups (200cc)“, a player is seen with the username “Kim Possible”.
*In “Mario Kart Tour - Ocean Tour - All Cups (200cc)”, a player is seen with the username “Nemo”.
===Phantom Strider===
*In "10 Most Relatable Spongebob Episodes", while talking about the episode "Earworm", "It’s a Small World" is mentioned as a catchy song
*In "10 Worst PBS Kids Creepypastas", when talking about a creepy pasta focused on the series finale of Sesame Street, when the author mentions Muppets, a picture of The Swedish Chef, Dr. Teeth, Zoot, Janice, Camilla, Animal, Gonzo, Statler, Waldorf, Miss Piggy, Kermit the Frog, Fozzie Bear, Rizzo the Rat, Dr. Bunsen Honeydew, Beaker, Sam the Eagle, Pepe the King Prawn, Scooter, and Rowlf the Dog is shown
*"10 Strange Rejected LEGO Sets" ranks a set based on the Hulkbuster at #2. An honorable mention is given to a set based on the Mystery Shack. Footage from Avengers: Age of Ultron and Gravity Falls is used.
*In "The 10 Worst Fast Food Failures", while talking about the hot dog stuffed crusted pizza, footage from a ABC News report is used. While talking about Szechuan Sauce, footage from Mulan is used.
*In "The 10 Most Dangerous Theme Park Rides", ABC News reports on multiple of the rides is used. Some of the transitions are set in Disneyland. The Monorail ranks at #5. A clip from Aladdin is used.
*In “The 10 Worst Junk Food / Soda Failures”, the Imperial March is heard.
*In “The 10 Banned/Controversial Junk Foods / Sodas”, Strider says Coca-Cola suing the similarly branded energy during Cocaine “in the spirit of friendly competition” is like if Darth Vader accused the Rebel Alliance of cheating by enlisting the help of the Ewoks. During the Skillshare sponsorship, Vanellope von Schweetz is seen. While talking about the Wonder Ball, Disney-branded versions of candy are seen. A Minnie Mouse plate is seen in footage of young girls eating the candy.
*In “The 10 Worst Cereal Failures”, while talking about the SpongeBob SquarePants cereal, a Kingdom Hearts poster is seen in the background of Stefan Saba‘s review of the cereal. Footage of MrAcrizzy’s intro, which is a parody of the Pixar logo, is seen. While talking about Pop Tarts Crunch, a Star Wars-themed box of the cereal featuring Darth Vader is seen. While talking about the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles cereal, Strider mentions the cereal turned milk green, and a clip of Luke Skywalker drinking blue milk in Star Wars: The Last Jedi is used. While talking about the PAC-MAN cereal, Little Einsteins, My Friends Tigger & Pooh, and High School Musical-themed cereals are seen behind Gabe from CerealTimeTV.
*In “The 10 Banned/Controversial Toys”, while talking about a Barbie designed after Black Canary, Strider says Black Widow would’ve been a better fit. While talking about a Barbie doll that said misogynistic phrases, footage from Toy Story 2 is used.. While talking about Gwen, the Homeless American Girl doll, footage from an ABC News report on the doll is used.
*In “The 10 Shut down / Controversial Restaurants”, footage from Toy Story 3 is used. While talking abou Amy’s Baking Company, footage from an ABC News report on the restaurant is used. While talking about Chuck E. Cheese’s, footage from Avengers: Age of Ultron is used. While talking about Heart Attack Grill, footage from an ABC News report on the restaurant is used.
*In “The 10 Stupidest Fast Foods”, while talking about KFC’s Double Down Dog, a GIF of Loki Laufeyson is seen. While talking about Burger King’s Halloween Whopper, footage from The Nightmare Before Christmas is used. While talking about the McChocoNuts from McDonald’s, Sam gets her burger from Disneyland Paris. Sam is wearing a shirt with Woody, Buzz Lightyear, Jessie, Slinky Dog, Rex, Hamm and multiple Little Green Men on it. Sam also has a tattoo of Alice. While talking about Burger King’s bacon sundae, a clip of Bill Cipher is used.
===Piney===
*In "I watched all of Nostalgia Critic's awful films so you don't have to..", the parodies of Luke Skywalker, Darth Vader, and Palpatine from "To Boldly Flee" are seen.
===PJiggles===
*In Part 5 of his Final Smash Origins series, Sora is seen during Kazuya’s Final Smash, as well as Sora’s own Final Smash being covered.
*In "Secret animations in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate!", Sora is seen while covering the animations of multiple of Incineroar’s attacks.
===PKBeats===
*In “Can Dark Samus OUTSPEED Samus?”, Sora is seen.
*In “Reading TRIVIA from the Smash Ultimate WIKI”, Sora is seen.
*In “How to Stay Underwater FOREVER”, it is mentioned that both Ice Climbers have the same hairstyle in Sora’s reveal trailer.
*In “How SMART is Nana?”, Sora is seen.
*In “How to AVOID DAMAGE with Ganondorf's Taunt”, Sora is seen.
*In “Does Mr. Game & Watch Have EYES? -- Smash Ultimate Wiki Trivia”, Sora is seen.
*In “How to LAG 8-Player Smash -- Smash Ultimate Wiki Trivia”, Sora is seen.
*In “King Dedede has a UNIQUE Damage Effect? -- Smash Ultimate Wiki Trivia”, Sora is seen.
*In “Can Guile MISINPUT Flash Kick? -- Random Smash Ultimate Facts”, Sora is seen.
*In “How to BREAK Wolf's Leg -- Smash Ultimate Wiki Trivia”, Sora is seen.
===Planet Dolan===
*In "30+ Weirdly Satisfying Things To Make Your Day", one of the videos involves a guy drawing Spider-Man. Dolan mentions Spider-Man: No Way Home
*In "30+ Strangely Unsettling Videos You Shouldn't Watch", after one of the videos shows pitch black beyond an oil rig, Dolan jokes the oil rig is set in Doctor Strange and Dormammu is going to attack the cameraperson.
*In "30+ Outrageous Inventions People Have Made", one of the videos has a loaf of bread with Jasmine on it. Dolan compares the contraption in another one of the videos to one of General Grievous’s vehicle
*In ""Planet Dolan V" - We're Moving To A New YouTube Channel", Dolan is wearing a Nightmare Before Christmas shirt.
===Planet Dolan V===
*In "30+ Insane Videos That Cannot Be Real", one of the videos is of a Lightsaber designed after the Frostmourne from World of Warcraft. Another video features a poster with the Star Wars logo and a statue of Yoda.
*In "30+ Most Unbelievable Videos Caught On Camera", memes of Obi-Wan Kenobi and Thanos are seen.
*In “30+ People Caught Using Black Magic On Camera”, Dolan compares the structure in one of the videos to the time machine in Avengers: Endgame.
*In “30+ Videos With Unexpected Plot Twists”, one video focused on a drone with the cutout of a man, showing an ABC News calling the drone Iron Man. 
*In “30+ Amazing Inventions You Never Knew You Wanted”, while watching a video of a top spinning through a maze with the objective of hitting a bell, Dolan says “Do it!”, causing a meme of Palpatine to appear.
*In “30+ Dumbest People Ever Caught On Camera” one video has Scrooge McDuck, Chip, Dale, Donald Duck, Daisy Duck, Pluto, Mickey Mouse, and Minnie Mouse on a wall in the background.
*In “30+ Viral Videos You Won't Believe Happened”, a meme of Doctor Octopus is seen.
*In “30+ Scariest Videos You've Ever Seen”, Dolan says the crawling drone made from a mouse trap and doll limbs is a rejected toy from Toy Story.
===POISED===
*In his Five Nights at Freddy’s: Security Breach livestream, POISED is wearing a sweater with the Toy Story logo on it.
===ProChara===
*In “The Splatoon 3 Finale Was Everything I Wanted”, Chara compares the Zipcaster to Spider-Man.
===Quintenreviews===
*In "Channel Awesome | Fallen Titans #3", a picture of Governor Ratcliffe is seen. Footage from the 5-Second Film version of The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe is used
*In "To Boldly Suck: Bad Lore Movies", a plush of a Porg, a Donald Duck-themed Mickey Mouse Ears Hat, and a plush of Jack Skellington’s face are seen. The parodies of Darth Vader, Palpatine, and Mace Windu from "To Boldly Flee" are seen. It is said the "To Boldly Flee" is three minutes longer than Avengers: Endgame. Evil Dad says that he abandoned Quinten at Disneyland.
===Razzbowski===
*In his second video on Five Nights at Freddy's Security Breach, when the Daycare Attendant dives in the ball pit, Razzbowski looks at the area under the platform the Daycare Attendant was on and says "Never go to the dark lands, Simba"
===Rebel Taxi===
*Pan-Pizza did mini-reviews (or, SideMissions) on Phineas and Ferb (as well as a look at its Comic-Con 2011 panel during his coverage of the event), Gravity Falls, and Wander Over Yonder. He has also mentioned other Disney shows, like Motorcity and Tron: Uprising in other videos.
*Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories was number ten on his Top 10 Disappointing Games list. Wreck-It Ralph was number six on The Top 10 Movies/TV Shows for Gamers, and Kuzco from The Emperor's New Groove and Deadpool from Ultimate Spider-Man was number nine and eight on the Top 10 Lovable Jerks respectively.
*In his Cartoon Network Punch Time Explosion XL review, to counter claims that the game is a Super Smash Bros., he says, "So, The Lion King is a rip-off, you gotta problem with The Lion King, ***hole?"
===Red Falcon===
*In "Trying to Beat Every Board as FAST as Humanly Possible", after using Mr. I to take himself to the Star without looking at the map, Red Falcon says his "Star-Sense was tingling"
*In "Every Board vs. Bowser on MASTER and it's absolutely crazy...", while on the board Whimsical Waters, Red Falcon says "Down where it’s better, down where it’s wetter"
*In "What if you Completely Changed the Colors in Mario Party?", Red Falcon calls Rosalina Elsa. Red Falcon says the inverted colors of the minigame Motor Rotor reminds him of Sugar Rush
*In "What if you played as Bowser and tried to LOSE in Bowser Party?", Red Falcon says "Aw, you guys made me ink!"
*In "Every Boss Battle vs. MASTER CPUs in Mario Party 9", Red Falcon says "Aw, you made me ink!"
*In "Going for Perfect Scores on Every Cup in Mario Kart...", Red Falcon compares Sweet Sweet Canyon to Sugar Rush. Vanellope von Schweetz is also mentioned. Falcon also compares Villager to "That dude from Kingdom Hearts"
*In "What happens if you Do Nothing in Bowser Party?", a Mickey Mouse ears hat gets edited onto Falcon after he makes a noise that sounds like Mickey’s laugh
*In "Ranking Every Wave 1 DLC Track in Mario Kart 8 Deluxe", after being hit by a Blooper, Falcon says "Someone made me ink!".
*In "What if you HAD to get 2nd place in Mario Party?", Ray compares the challenge to Mr. Incredible and Elastigirl telling Dash Parr to intentionally lest someone else when the race at the end of The Incredibles.
*In "What if you LOST on Every Board in Mario Party 10?", Falcon sings "Under the Sea" when Falcon tries to quiz his chat on the name of the crab on Whimsical Waters, a chat thinks he means Sebastian. Falcon also says "Aw, you guys made me ink!"
*In “What if your Kart Combination was PERFECT?”, a parody of the logo for What If...? is seen in the intro.
*In “I Discovered a City under Rainbow Road...”, Falcon compares the haunted house attraction found in the background of Baby Park to the Haunted Mansion and a waterfall to Splash Mountain.
*In “Mario Kart Shortcuts Only Possible WITHOUT Lakitu”, Falcon uses mods to replace Mario and Luigi with Mickey Mouse and Buzz Lightyear respectively.
*In “What if Mario Kart had Custom Tracks?”, Falcon uses mods to replace Waluigi with Kermit the Frog and Tanooki Mario with a penguin from Club Penguin.
*In “What if the whole Track was BOOST?!”, Falcon uses mods to replace Waluigi with Kermit the Frog.
*In “What if CPUs had PERFECT Stats?”, Falcon uses mods to replace Tanooki Mario with a penguin from Club Penguin. When Falcon jokes about renaming his channel to “RedMeercat”, Timon is seen in the fake channel banner.
===Red Letter Media===
*The Rocketeer, John Carter, The Avengers, Oz the Great and Powerful, Iron Man 3, The Lone Ranger, Captain America: The Winter Soldier, Guardians of the Galaxy, Avengers: Age of Ultron, Ant-Man, Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Captain America: Civil War, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, and Thor: Ragnarok have all been subjects of "Half in the Bag".
===Rekzius===
*In "Every Smash Ultimate DLC Stage and Why It's Banned", Sora is seen
===Rob’s Media===
*In "YouTube History #5: The Fall Of Danger Dolan", one of the videos mentioned is "15 Most Disturbing Disney Secrets", with Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse shown
===RocketDoesStuff===
*"Wii Don't Talk About Bruno (Toad Cover)" is a parody of "We Don't Talk About Bruno" with Pepa, Félix, Dolores, Camilo, Isabela, Mirabel, and the townsfolk’s voices replaced by Toad from the Mario franchise
===RSlash===
*In "r/Entitledparents My Mom Stole My "Make-a-Wish" While I Was Dying", the sixth story involves the user Nightlight_Midnight, who had an unspecified illness that applied them for Make-a-Wish when they were eight, being forced by their dad's side of the family to use their Make-a-Wish for a trip to Walt Disney World
*In "r/Entitledparents "I DEMAND YOU MOVE OUT OF YOUR HOUSE, NOW!!!"", the fourth story involves the user MIEPMIEP commenting under an Instagram post of a couple bringing their baby to a showing of Spider-Man: No Way Home. Spider-Man: Far From Home is also alluded to
*In "r/AmITheA**hole for Using a Glitter Bomb on my Mom?", the final story involves the user, fittingly named LEAVEMEALOOOOOOONE, saying their parents are into Marvel, Harry Potter, and Star Wars, so much so that they were named after a character from Harry Potter, while they are not
*In "r/Niceguys vs r/Nicegirls I Promise I'm Not a Catfish 🥰", the final story of the video receives a reply from a user whose name references Star Butterfly and Marco Diaz
*In "r/Entitledparents She Called a Paralyzed Child "Useless"", the fifth story is by a user whose name is a pun on Chewbacca
*In "r/Entitledparents Karen Called the Cops Because I Saved her Daughter's Life!", rSlash compares his excitement when getting free food to a young boy seeing Spider-Man
*In "r/Maliciouscompliance Karen Tried to Quit to get a Raise... So I Let Her!", the first story compares Shannon unintentionally firing herself to Mr. Incredible going inside the Omnidroid v.8 and tricking it into destroying itself
*In "r/Choosingbeggars Seeking Fulltime UNPAID Secretary / S*x Slave", the fifth choosing beggar compares himself to Tony Stark and his would-be "executive assistant" to Pepper Potts
*In "r/AmITheA**hole for Taking Off My Leg?", rSlash compares the mother in the second story to Palpatine
*In “r/MaliciousComplaince Cheat on Me? I'll Make You Pay Me $120,000!", the fifth story is by a user named REBELSCUMSCH.
*In “r/Maliciouscompliance I Flooded a Karen's House!”, the third story involves a person saying the 20 people behind them in line were included in their party. The post says they “Stuck it to the mouse”, heavily implying the story took place at a Disney theme park.
*In “r/AmITheA--Hole I Want to Name My Child "Ted Bundy"", rSlash compares the husband in the second story, who kicked out the user’s sister and the sister’s five-month-old baby while the user was on a business trip, to a Disney villain. The third story is by a user named “DISNEYTRIPGRANDA” and focuses on a father not wanting to take his daughter to Disneyland.
*In “r/AmITheA--hole for Seducing the Neighborhood Karen?”, rSlash compares the wife of the second story, who questions why her stepson wants to celebrate Mother’s Day with her and telling him to go cry at his mother’s grave, to a Disney villain, likely Lady Tremaine.
*In “r/Pettyrevenge I Got an Entitled Karen Kicked Out of Disneyworld!”, the second story involves the user reporting an entitled mother for cutting in line for Avatar: Flight of Passage.
*In “r/AmITheA--Hole My Boyfriend Tried to Push Me into the Grand Canyon”, the user of the second story mentions pretending to like Star Wars to try improve their relationship with their brother. 
*In “r/Maliciouscompliance My Boss Said I'm Too Fat to Work”, the third story is by a user named IMASIMPFOROBIWAN. 
*In “r/Entitledparents Karen Got TAZED!”, the user of the first story calls their realization that Karen was about to get tazed their “spider sense”. 
*In “r/Tifu By Setting my Butt on Fire with Spicy Peppers”, the second story involves the user having a very inappropriate picture of Captain America and Iron Man as their profile picture on WhatsApp. 
*In “r/AmITheA--Hole My Teacher Mocked My Disability”, when the user of the first story is getting bullied for having two fathers, they decide to think of sad movie moments to make themselves cry. One of these moments is Mufasa’s death. 
*In “r/Maliciouscompliance Stupid Karen Lost $500,000”, the fifth story is by a user named GROOT13. 
*In “r/Pettyrevenge She Tried to Ruin My Wedding, So I Ruined Her!”, rSlash compares the dress the fifth user’s sister was planning on wearing to the user’s wedding to a Disney Princess. 
*In “r/Trueoffmychest My Wife Cheated on Me with a Clown!”, a reply to the first story mentions a co-worker cheating on his wife with an Elsa impersonator. 
*In “r/Maliciouscompliance Touch Female Coworkers? Lose Your Job!”, the fifth story is by a user named KYLOBEN4848. During the sixth story, the user says they sounded like Darth Vader while sick with whooping cough. 
*In “r/AmITheA--Hole for Mocking a Child with Cancer?”, rSlash compares the stepmother of the third story who stole a three-year-old’s blanket his mother knitted for him and made him sleep without one to a Disney villain.
*In “r/AmITheA-Hole for Mocking a Woman's Miscarriage?”, during the second story, the user’s son gets invited to Disneyland and returns wearing a Star Wars lanyard and a Mickey Mouse ears hat.
*In “r/Choosingbeggars "Seeking FREE Apartment. Also I'm Very Stinky""”, in the second story, one of the items on the mother’s list is to take her daughter to Disney On Ice.
*In “r/AmITheA--Hole My Brother Hit On My Wife!”, rSlash says liberals fighting conservatives is a tale as old as time.
*In “r/Prorevenge How I Got My Sexist Boss Fired”, during the fifth story, the user mentioned their boss’s wife being obsessed with Grogu, which is used for the user’s brother pretending to have relations with the boss’s wife.
===RWBY===
*One of the main characters, Blake Belladonna, takes inspiration from the fairytale Beauty and the Beast, specifically the Disney adaptation; her last name has "Belle" as its root. When she is first introduced, she is seen reading a book, and she has a candelabra in her possession, referencing Lumiere.
*On the Rooster Teeth website, RWBY's show page has a group shot of Team RWBY. The shirt Weiss is wearing has Beacon Academy in the style of the classic Disney Castle logo.
===Ryan’s World===
*In "GIANT Lightning McQueen Egg Surprise with 100+ Disney Cars Toys", Ryan is seen sleeping in a Lightning McQueen bed and playing with toys from Cars, including Francesco Bernoulli. Id the said video, the Disney and Pixar film Planes is thus also mentioned.
*In "GOLDEN GIANT EGG SURPRISE OPENING Disney Toy Story", Ryan opens Toy Story-related balloons with Woody, Buzz Lightyear, Jessie, Rex, Slinky, Bullseye, Hamm, and Mr. Potato Head's faces on them. He also pops a piñata made of chocolate with all the Toy Story characters on it.
===Saberspark===
*In "What the HELL is Miracle Star? (a SHAMELESS Gumball Ripoff)", Finding Nemo is mentioned. The poster for Cars is also seen
*In "Quick Vid: Hotel Transylvania 4 (Review)", the posters for Cars and Frozen are seen. Frozen II is also mentioned. Footage from Ralph Breaks the Internet is also used
*In "RANT - Why NFT Cartoons are a SCAM", the golden Elsa NFT from Disney+ Day is shown. Mickey Mouse is also mentioned. A parody of Rafiki is seen. A meme featuring Kermit the Frog is shown. A Genie mug is seen
*Saberspark uploaded a review on Encanto
*In "What the HELL is Wolfoo? (Peppa Pig RIPOFF getting SUED)", Mary Poppins is shown as a famous British character. Spider-Man and Elsa are shown when taking about the YouTube kids videos of 2017. Buzz Lightyear is seen in one of the episodes
*In "Sing 2 was POINTLESS", Saberpark says that Illumination realizes they aren’t Disney or Pixar. Zootopia is also mentioned
*In "Comedy Central has officially hit ROCK BOTTOM", a picture of Anton Ego is shown
*In "the UNREASONABLE expectations of the Cuphead Show (and why it's still GOOD)", the title card for Silly Symphonies is shown. It is also mentioned that Dave Wasson worked on the 2017 Mickey Mouse TV show. When saying The Cuphead Show isn’t story-based, Amphibia and The Owl House are given as examples of story-based cartoons
*In "wait...Arthur has ENDED?!", footage of Thanos from the post credits scene of Avengers: Age of Ultron is used. Saberspark suggests Doug and Recess should return
*In "How CoComelon INVADED YouTube (and got away with it)", Spider-Man is seen. Footage from Gravity Falls and Ralph Breaks the Internet is also used. Elsa and Spider-Man are seen in various thumbnails. Saberspark mentions recommending a Disney movie while babysitting his nephews. In footage of the YouTube homepage, one of the videos shown is "Top 10 Disney Songs" with Simba, Timon, and Pumbaa in the thumbnail.
*"Turning Red DESERVED Better..." is a review of Turning Red. Pinocchio, WALL-E, Scar, Sid Phillips, Encanto, Inside Out, Brave, Woody, Tin Toy, and Ratatouille are also referenced. Lightyear is also mentioned. Saberspark says he liked the movie more than Luca.
*"The CREEPY CULT Episode of Rescue Rangers (yes this happened)" is a review of the episode "The Case of the Cola Cult". DuckTales, TaleSpin, Darkwing Duck, and The Rescuers Down Under are also referenced. Basil of Baker Street and Remy are seen in the "Anthro Rodents Hall of Fame". Ratigan also appears. The movie is also referenced.
*In "This AWFUL Pinocchio Movie is PURE CHAOS", Saberspark says Cineafund’s Strategy is to trick parents into thinking they’re buying Pixar movies. Footage from WALL-E is used when Saberspark is describing motion blur. 
*In "What the HELL is Mother Up?" After Saberspark says That Disney owns 63% Of Hulu, he wonders if disney owns his channel 
===Sagan Hawkes===
*In "Five Nights at Freddy's 3: A Retrospective", Sagan says "It’s not easy being green" when discussing the visuals of the game
*In his retrospective for FNAF: Pizzeria Simulator, Sagan compares the Five Nights at Freddy’s Survival Logbook to the real-world Gravity Falls journals
*In his retrospective for Five Nights at Freddy’s VR: Help Wanted and Five Nights at Freddy’s Security Breach, the Pizzaplex from the latter is compared to Disneyland.
===Sankobyte===
*In "The Problem With SML - Terribly Offensive "Kids" Channel", SML’s content is compared to the Muppets. A picture of Beaker, Dr. Teeth, Floyd Pepper, Animal, Lew Zealand, Rowlf the Dog, Scooter, Camilla, Miss Piggy, Fozzie Bear, Gonzo, and Kermit the Frog is shown. Mr. Potato Head is seen in the thumbnail for "The Food Scam!". Footage from an ABC News report on SuperMarioLogan is shown.
===Savannatics===
*In "TLC Needs a Name Change", Star Wars is mentioned in a clip from the show My Big Fat Wonderful Life
*In "Some People Are Using The Coronavirus To Be Racist", after one post calls the claim that Chinese people eating bats caused COVID-19 to spread disgusting, Savannatics uses a clip of a young girl licking the window of a Magic Kingdom shop to combat this. Another clip shows a boy wearing a Star Wars shirt biting a pole in either a bus or a subway train
*In "Dear Tumblr, School Shooters Aren't Cute", Nicholas Cruz is compared to Anakin Skywalker. ABC News reports of the various shootings mentioned are used
*In "The Disgusting Side of The Gacha Life Community", a meme of Thanos is seen. Another meme of Han Solo and Kylo Ren is shown
*In " Twitter's Massive Pedo Problem", Waxer is claimed to be a "MAP"
*In "Netflix Dating Shows are a Nightmare", Savannatics says the Netflix show, Too Hot to Handle sees dating apps as "an Avengers-level threat"
*In "Anti-Vaxx Moms Must Be Stopped", a meme featuring Charlie Duncan is shown. Ariel is also seen
*In "Facebook Videos Are Getting REALLY Desperate", a screenshot of the throne room fight scene in Star Wars: The Last Jedi is shown. Heinz Doofenshmirtz is also seen
*In "Money Hungry Mobile Games Are a Problem", Savanatics jokes that she is about to start killing Younglings
*In "Burger King Has Seriously Messed Up", one of the replies to the topic Tweet has a picture of a man calling Thanos
*In "The Nightmare That Is Cocomelon", footage of Winnie the Pooh from Kingdom Hearts II is used. Footage from Iron Man 2 and Captain America: Civil War are seen."Surface Pressure", "The Family Madrigal"and "We Don't Talk About Bruno" are used to compare the length of shots in "Cocomelon"
*In "Mobile Ads Have Gotten Even Worse", Spider-Man: Homecoming, Captain America: Civil War, and Ant-Man are seen in the Netflix catalogue during the Surfshark sponsorship.
*In “The Tragedy of Here Comes Honey Boo Boo”, LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga is used as background footage.
===Science vs. Fiction===
*The channel has checked Spider-Man, Hulk, Up, Iron Man, Ant-Man, Darth Vader, Black Panther, Hawkeye, Moon Knight, the Jedi, Doctor Strange, Mjölnir, and She-Hulk on realism.
*In their video about what happens in space if you don't have a suit, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 is mentioned.
*In their video about time traveling, Avengers: Endgame is mentioned.
===Screen Junkies===
*The Avengers, Iron Man 3, Thor: The Dark World, Frozen, Alice in Wonderland, The Lion King, Captain America: The Winter Soldier, Maleficent, The Little Mermaid, Guardians of the Galaxy, the Pirates of the Caribbean series, Toy Story, Cinderella, Frozen Fever, Peter Pan, Avengers: Age of Ultron, Aladdin, Inside Out, Ant-Man, Star Wars: The Force Awakens, The Jungle Book, Wreck-It Ralph, Zootopia, Finding Nemo, Big Hero 6, The Jungle Book (2016), Captain America: Civil War, Finding Dory, Moana, Beauty and the Beast, Cars and Cars 2, Beauty and the Beast (2017), Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, Spider-Man: Homecoming, The Santa Clause, Thor: Ragnarok, Star Wars: The Last Jedi, Black Panther, A Wrinkle in Time, The Incredibles, Avengers: Infinity War, Solo: A Star Wars Story, Ant-Man and the Wasp, Incredibles 2, Mary Poppins, Captain Marvel, the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Avengers: Endgame, Aladdin (2019), Dark Phoenix, Spider-Man: Far From Home, The Lion King (2019), Tangled, Frozen II, Mulan, Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, A Goofy Movie, Mulan (2020), The Mandalorian Season 1, National Treasure, Toy Story 4, The New Mutants, The Mandalorian Season 2, Lilo & Stitch, WandaVision, Raya and the Last Dragon, The Falcon and The Winter Soldier, Cruella, Luca, Black Widow, Loki, Jungle Cruise, Star Wars: Visions, What If...?, Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, Hawkeye, Eternals, Encanto, The Book of Boba Fett, Free Guy, Spider-Man: No Way Home, and Moon Knight have been the subjects of "Honest Trailers".
*At the end of the "Honest Trailer" for Ghostbusters II, the voice-over says "I am the terror that flaps in the night, I am the batteries that are not included, I... am DARKWING DUCK!"
*At the end of the "Honest Trailer" for Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back, the voice-over says "I secretly work for O.W.C.A. the Organization Without a Cool Acronym. This is a reference to Phineas and Ferb, as this is the name of Agent P's organization.
*In the "Honest Trailer" for Shrek 2 following "Starring", the voice-over says "Kingdom Farts" a reference to the Disney video game franchise, Kingdom Hearts.
**In addition at the end of trailer, the voice-over said "Curse You Perry the Platypus". This is a reference to Heinz Doofenshmirtz line whenever he's defeated by Agent P
===Scott The Woz===
*On November 10, 2019, in the episode Subscription Services, Scott Wozniak mentions Disney+ and how Disney owns 29% of the world and the other 71% is water.
*In the episode "Toys to Life", the Disney Infinity series is highlighted. Disney Universe is also mentioned.
===Sentric===
*In “Star Army vs. Banana Gang (PART 2)”, a Fall Guy in the banana costume is put over a picture of Hela. Sentric compares his and CabooseTV’s rivalry-turned-friendship to Woody and Buzz Lightyear in the first Toy Story.
*In “Smash or Pass: Fall Guys Skins”, the upper halves of Fall Guys’s Baloo, Jack Skellington (both regular and as Santa Claus), King Louie, Mowgli, Quorra, Rinzler, Sally, Shere Khan, the Mayor of Halloween Town, and Tron costumes are seen.
===Sheep Rampage===
*In "What Happened to Bendy And the Ink Machine? (2017 - 2021)" (published May 18, 2021), the thumbnail for Markiplier video "WHAT IF DISNEY WENT BAD…?", which has Mickey Mouse with inverted colors, is shown.
*In "Let's Talk About Poppy Playtime...", Incredibles 2 Happy Meal toys are seen.
*In “The Security Breach DLC Was Leaked?!? (FNAF News)”, Fortnite’s crossovers with Marvel and Star Wars are mentioned.
===The Sims 4: Create a Sim (Disney Princess Series)===
*In the first episode, Chun-Li gets sculpted to resemble Mulan.
===Shyntos===
*In "Ranking Every Mario Kart 8 Track", a Club Penguin book is seen, Sora is seen in footage taken from Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
===Silly===
*In “The Fall Guys LOGIC event is... disappointing 😬”, Fall Guys’s King Louie costume is seen.
===Sketchy===
*In the episode "Disney/Star Wars Corporate Retreat", the Star Wars characters meet famous Disney characters such as Mickey Mouse (in his design from Steamboat Willie), James P. Sullivan from Monsters, Inc., Genie from Aladdin, Captain Hook and Wendy Darling from Peter Pan, Roger Rabbit and Jessica Rabbit from Who Framed Roger Rabbit, Dumbo, Simba, Pumbaa, and Timon from The Lion King, Ursula from The Little Mermaid, and several Disney Princesses.
===Skul===
*In “I Am CRACKED at Splatoon 3! (Funny Moments)”, Skul compares the Zipcaster to Spider-Man.
===SkyDoesEverything===
*In a RuneScape video, Sky is wearing a Star Wars shirt.
===SMG4===
*Woody appears in some videos as a Gmod ragdoll like "Mario the Olympian" and "Mario vs Wild".
*Kermit also appeared in a few video as a Gmod ragdoll as well. He has two ragdolls: one where he is wearing a sweatshirt and one naked. He was in a few videos, like "Mario the Olympian" and "Stupid Mario Party".
*The statue of Walt Disney holding Mickey Mouse's hand in Disney World was in "Kingdom Royale".
*There has been a series called "Mushroom Wars" parading Star Wars.
*A drunk suicidal Mickey Mouse ragdoll was a cameo in "The Great Yoshi Race".
*In "The Roadtrip!", Mario, SMG4, and Toad failed to go to Disney World into (Spoiler alert) the end, where they photoshopped themselves and other characters into the rides.
**They later had a video called "SMG4 Goes to Didney Worl", where they realize Disney World, parodied as Didney Worl, is a broken place and Mickey and Goofy and Donald are portrayed as evil.
*In "If Mario was in... Cuphead", Ariel replaces Cala Maria.
*In "Mario's Train Trip", Scrooge McDuck appeared in the video as a train.
===Smosh===
*In the second episode of Charlie the Drunk Guinea Pig, Charlie tries to audition for Disney. However, he fails by being his drunk, dirty self and throws a knife at the lead audition holder, impaling him. Later, the lead audition holder arrives at Ian and Anthony's house to sue Charlie for stabbing him. Charlie, who has begun shooting lasers from his eyes from lack of alcohol, shoots him with said eye-lasers through the gut.
*DISNEY STAR WARS! is a parody of Disney's purchase of the Star Wars franchise. The video states that Disney remade the original Star Wars trilogy, when they were actually beginning a new trilogy.
*In MOVIE REBOOTS SUCK!, a fake version of Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens is created by the people behind Pretty Little Liars and starring Panic! at the Disco's Brendon Urie, Frozen is given a reboot by the author of the bestseller Fifty Shades of Gray, and Spider-Man is given a reboot where a radioactive spider bites him on his penis. Stan Lee is mentioned multiple times. Also mentioned are Iron Man and Hulk.
*In Smosh Games' Honest Game Trailer for Pokémon Red and Blue, Golduck is called Goldwing Duck, and Marowak is called Jack Skullington.
*In "STUPID MOVIE SEQUELS", there is a skit called "Toy Story 4" where Andy took Woody to college from Bonnie.
===The SMR===
*In “Top 20 Best SML Videos (The Remake)”, while talking about “The Costume Contest!”, Bowser Jr., Cody, Chef PeePee, and Brooklyn Guy are seen in costumes of Mike Wazowski, Mr. Incredible, James P. Sullivan, and Iron Man respectively. While talking about “The Asteroid!”, SuperMarioLogan’s version of Woody is seen. “Attack of the Killer Shrimp!”, a video heavily focused on SuperMarioLogan’s version of Woody ranks at #5.
===Some Jerk With a Camera===
*The Jerk has done reviews primarily of Disney (and Universal) parks and related media, including attractions (like Star Tours and It's a Small World Holiday), movie adaptations of attractions (i.e., The Country Bears, The Haunted Mansion), and episodes of ABC sitcoms (i.e., Full House, Family Matters, Roseanne, Step By Step, Boy Meets World, and Sabrina the Teenage Witch) that are set at Walt Disney World.
===SomeOridnaryGamer===
*In "SomeOrdinaryGamers - Muta gives Matthew Santoro a reality check", Captain America’s shield is seen in the Matthew Santoro video "How Microsoft, Sony, and Nintendo Changed Gaming Forever"
===Sonictoast===
*In the fourth episode of Sonictoast's Sonic's Easter Egg Hunt, plush versions of Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Daisy Duck, Goofy, Pluto, Kermit the Frog, Buzz Lightyear, Bullseye, Winnie the Pooh, Eeyore, and Tigger appear when suing Sonic the Hedgehog for having Disney references in the Sonic Comics. Some other references include cameos of Piglet, Christopher Robin, Owl, Rafiki, Darkwing Duck, and Scrooge McDuck. Unfortunately for Mickey, he lost the lawsuit, but makes it up to Sonic by having him talk about the references of Star Wars in the Sonic Comics.
*In Sonictoast's "Reviewigi":
**The Puppet version of Luigi does a 3 way comparison between Disney Infinity: 3.0 Edition, Skylanders Super Chargers, and Animal Crossing Amiibo Festival.
**He also does a review of the movie premiere of Finding Dory.
*In Sonictoast's "Yay Super Smash Bros.":
**In episode 4 "Top 5 Third Party Characters", Wreck-it Ralph got ranked at number 2 of Sonictoast's top 5 personal third party characters for Smash 4.
**In episode 9 "Team Sonic", one of Sonictoast's kids mentions Buzz Lightyear as one of his two most wanted characters for Smash 4.
**In episode 10 "Where's our Pac-Man?", Sonictoast dubs Shigeru Miyamoto to be the Walt Disney of video games, and later in the same episode we see a clip from Wreck-it Ralph to show that it had at least one representative from Nintendo, Capcom, Sega, and Namco.
**In episode 37 "Mewtwo is Here! 2 New DLC Fighters Leaked!", Wreck-it Ralph is shown briefly in a quick montage of Nintendo and 3rd party video game characters when Sonictoast asked which Nintendo character and which 3rd party character the viewers would want to be part of Smash 4's DLC.
**In episode 38 "New Fighter Poll Results!", some fanmade Smash reveal pics reveal those of Mickey Mouse and Christopher Robin in a montage; the montage from the previous episode that features Wreck-it Ralph gets reused; and the Disney logo can be seen in a couple of sections of the background when revealing the top 10 most wanted 3rd party characters of Smash 4's DLC.
**In episode 39 "DLC Pack 2, Ryu, Roy, new Stages, Amiibos, and Costumes", a pic from Bedtime Stories can be seen.
**In episode 44 "DLC Pack 4, Will Smith is a Mii Guner?", the Disney logo returns in the top 10 most wanted 3rd party characters scene from episode 38 when talking about Shantae; later Sonictoast then says we can have the dream of Aladdin vs Will Smith vs King K. Rool (all 3 being Mii Fighters) on Pirate Ship.
**In episode 47 "Smash 5 Already?", a clip from Pinocchio can be seen for a few second when talking about Dr. Suicidetoto.
**In episode 48 "My In Laws Try Naming the Smash Bros. Roster", some of Sonictoasts's (ex) in-laws name some fighters to incorrectly named some fighters with Disney characters (ex: Rosalina with Elsa, R.O.B. with WALL-E, and Bayonetta with Sergeant Calhoun)
**In episode 60 "Welcome Isabelle! Now why did Nintendo Trademark these random names?", the opening featured a voice clip that sounds like Mickey Mouse.
**In episode 61 "Smash Blog Theories, Box Theory, Leaks, Ken, etc.", there is a fan artwork showing Oswald the Lucky Rabbit as an echo fighter for Luigi, shown by a user of the same name as the titular cartoon rabbit.
**In episode 63 "A Direct Hit!", the situation of Sonictoast's kid wanting Buzz Lightyear is brought up again in question form, and Sora gets mentioned.
**In episode 64 "DLC Poll Results, Amiibo and more", Sora gets mentioned again a couple times, including where he is place 9th place of the top 30 characters for Smash Bros. Ultimate's DLC characters.
===Sophist===
*In “Mario Party but it's Simon Says 2”, a meme of Boo is seen.
*”Fall Guys should be Rated M”, a clip of Thanos and Gamora from Avengers: Infinity War is seen. After sending a player off the edge in Jump Showdown, a clip of Palpatine is seen.
===Source Gaming===
*In “Why Characters Got Cut: Super Smash Bros. For Nintendo 3DS & Wii U - Technical Problems“, one entry is dedicated to Sora, who wasn’t allowed into the game due to copyright. Donald Duck, Goofy, and Genie are seen in footage used from Kingdom Hearts.
===Spilling the Milk===
*In "Watching Total Drama Island is gonna GET US CANCELLED...", a picture of WALL-E and EVE is shown.
===Stefan Saba===
*In his review on Kellogg’s fruity delicious SpongeBob SquarePants cereal, a Kingdom Hearts poster is seen in the background.
===SunnyV2===
*In "The Many Scams & Downfall of Machinima (2006 - 2019)", a meme of Winnie the Pooh is shown. In a video of TEJBZ and PewDiePie playing Call of Duty, TEJBZ is seen wearing a shirt with Captain America's shield on it
*In "The Devastating Downfall of VenturianTale", a poster of the Avengers is seen in the background in footage from multiple videos. Bethany is seen wearing a shirt with Captain America's shield on it. The Infinity Gauntlet is seen in footage from a Garry’s Mod video. Venturian’s girlfriend is seen holding a plush of Winnie the Pooh in footage from another video
*In "What Happened To Prank Invasion? (???)", an actor dressed as Hulk and multiple actors dressed as Spider-Man are seen.
*In "The Downfall of The Call Of Duty Series", footage from Ratatouille is used.
*In "What Happened To Boxxy? (???)", the Nickelodeon cartoon Welcome to the Wayne is mistakenly called a Disney show.
*In "The Shocking Downfall of Shoenice", Shoenice is seen holding a Lightsaber
*In "Tanacon: The Biggest Failure in YouTube History", an attendee is seen wearing a Kermit the Frog.
*In "The Deserved Downfall of LispyJimmy (Fortnite Clickbait Scumbag)", one of the clickbait examples given was LispyJimmy claiming that Thanos was added to Fortnite ahead of Thanos’s actual addition.
*In "The Disastrous Downfall of Sky Does Minecraft", Sky is seen wearing a Star Wars shirt in footage from a RuneScape video.
*In "Boogie2988 | The worst mindset on YouTube", memorabilia of the Keyblade and BB-8 can be seen in the background of footage used from multiple of Boogie’s videos.
*In "Boogie2988 | Another Nail in the Coffin", memorabilia of the Keyblade and BB-8 can be seen in the background of footage used from multiple of Boogie’s videos.
*In "Stop Cancel Culture", the logo for Radio Disney is seen
*In "Ice Poseidon | Why his YouTube streams were swatted the MOST", footage from an ABC News report on Ice Poseidon’s swatting on a plane is used.
*In "The Dark Side Of Ryan ToysReview", Lightning McQueen and Francesco Bernoulli are shown in footage of "GIANT Lightning McQueen Egg Surprise with 100+ Disney Cars Toys"
*In "The Ruthless Rise and Fall of FouseyTube", Fousey is seen wearing a Lion King shirt in footage from "YOGA PANTS PRANK!". Footage from an ABC News report on a fake bomb threat from Fousey’s "Hate Dies, Love Arrives" event is used.
*In "The Tragic Tale of WingsOfRedemption", Jordie is seen wearing a Spider-Man shirt in footage of him using an elliptical and in footage of his Call of Duty: WW2 rage episode.
*In "WingsOfRedemption: A Victim Mindset Case Study (Jordie Jordan)", Jordie is seen wearing a Spider-Man shirt in footage from multiple of Joardie’s streams.
*In "The Tragic Tale of Lil Tay", footage from an ABC News report on Lil Tay is used
*In "The Turbulent Tale of SuperMarioLogan (SML)", SuperMarioLogan’s version of Woody is seen. Footage from an ABC News report on SuperMarioLogan is also used.
*In "What Happened To JayStation? (Update: He's Coming Back).", the head of a plush of Kermit the Frog is seen.
*In "The Depressing Downfall of Dakotaz", Star Wars is mentioned
*In "The ACE Family Deserve Their Failure", Austin is wearing a shirt with Mickey Mouse peaking out of the pocket. One event covered was the Ace family’s house being "robbed" (often speculated to be staged) while the ACE Family were at Disneyland.
*In "The Rollercoaster Rise and Fall of Mini Ladd", a picture of Irvin from The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy made to Look like Thanos is seen
*In "How Smosh Killed Their Channel (-91% In 2 Years)", Smosh’s parody of Darth Vader is seen
*In "The Fakest "Millionaire" On TikTok...", Sam Pepper is seen wearing a Mickey Mouse shirt
*In "The Incredibly Satisfying Death of Buzzfeed", a Buzzfeed article titled "Which Disney P*rn Movie Should You Star In?" is seen
===Superdoge===
*A parody of Rafiki is seen
===SuperHorrorBro===
*In the "FNAF Animatronics Explained" video for Freddy Fazbear and his other forms, SuperHorrorBro says Freddy!s last name was likely inspired by Fozzie Bear
*In the "FNAF Animatronics Explained" video for The Puppet (also known as The Marionette) and its other forms, it is mentioned the character was likely inspired by Pinocchio
===SuperMarioLogan===
*Woody appears as a real life toy in many videos such as Shrimpo Hunter. He is seen obsessed with Shrimpos and is a parody of Steve Irwin.
*Mickey Mouse appears in several videos as a plush toy, such as "Bowser Junior Goes To Disney World".
*"Mr. Pig" appears as a puppet, treated as a secret identity of Hamm from Toy Story.
*In "Mario and Tony: Happy New Year", Tony kisses Minnie Mouse.
*In "Mario and Tony: Mickey Mouse Clubhouse", when Mario and Tony are watching the Mickey Mouse Clubhouse episode Mickey's Big Band Concert, when Daisy is seen playing the xylophone, Tony calls the song "for babies".
*In "Nintendo 64 Games 2007", Mario calls Mickey's Speedway USA a fun game.
*In the "American Idol Mario Edition" series, Sorcerer Mickey is a host of the show.
*In "MAIN CHARACTER JUDGING", Goofy appears as a repair man. When he is talking about when he became cartoon character, he sees Woody and starts talking about Shrimpos. This is a reference to the 1945 short film, African Diary, as well as a Steve Irwin reference.
*In "The Caramelldensen", Woody is dancing around with Mr Pig and Shrimpo, while Goofy is seen dancing alongside Shrek.
*In "The Perfect Pizza", Minnie Mouse appears as ratatouille.
*In "Shrek's Hot Cheesecake", when Shrek is flying, an ad is seen promoting Iron Man 3.
*In "Bowser Junior's Cheeseburger", a Mickey Mouse chair is seen in the background.
*In "Nowser Junior’s Happy Meal!", Flounder is seen.
*In "Mario's Wig", Chef Pee Pee is making a Hakuna Matata, a reference to the song of the same name from The Lion King.
*In "Sleeping Pee Pee", Bowser kisses Chef Pee Pee to wake him up, mentioning that he’s seen it in Disney movies. This is a reference to Sleeping Beauty.
*In "He Escaped!", Bowser Junior finds the missing Minnie Mouse puzzle piece in the bread box.
*In "Bowser's New Son", when Bowser talks to Chef Pee Pee about nutritional facts, Bowser says "Everything possible for Kim Possible".
*The plots of "Bowser Junior's Three Wishes" and "The Lamp!" are inspired by Aladdin.
*In "Bowser's Mom", Junior thinks he is given Mickey Mouse cookies, but they do not look like Mickey Mouse cookies.
*In "Bowser Junior's 6th Birthday", Lion King characters are seen as figurines, such as Mufasa, Zazu, Timon, and Pumbaa. The video also features numerous Pixar characters, such as Nemo from Finding Nemo. Junior mistakes his cake for a Mickey Mouse cake, when it is actually an un-themed chocolate cake.
*In "Mine!", the Seagulls from Finding Nemo are featured.
*In "SML Movie: The Big Thanksgiving!", the Seagull appears in his last appearance, and at the end of the video is served as dinner after stealing a turkey.
*In "Chef Pee Pee's Date!", there are several references to Pixar and Star Wars in the form of movie previews. These include Finding Nemo, Cars, and Star Wars.
*Bowser Junior is shown to have a huge hatred for Big Hero 6.
*In "Jeffy's Joyride!" Luca-themed Happy Meals can be seen while Jeffy and Junior drive to McDonald's
*In "Jeffy’s Birthday!", Brooklyn Guy is seen wearing a Buzz Lightyear costume
*"Jeffy Goes to Disney World" focuses on Jeffy visiting Walt Disney World Resort.
*In "Jeffy Plays Minecraft!", Woody is seen.
*In "Jeffy Says the B Word!", a Mater plush is seen
*In "The Life of Brooklyn Guy!", a Blu-Ray of The Good Dinosaur is seen
*In "The Diamond" Jeffy says "oh Toodle f**k". Also, Jeffy gives Mario a WALL-E toy to throw at the burglar.
*In "Ghost Jeffy!", a Lightsaber is seen.
*In "Mr. Goodman's Egg!" Jeffy is shown to have an Elastigirl plush.
*In "Jeffy The Bully!", Bully Bill calls Jeffy Hulk after the latter comes to school with a ripped shirt. After Jeffy says he "became the very thing (he) swore to destroy", he compares himself to Darth Vader.
*In "Junior’s Essay!", Joesph says he prefers Spider-Man to Batman.
*In "The Film Project!", Junior says he is going to make an animated movie about a "girl that gets her period and turns into a panda bear", before realizing Pixar already did that". Jeffy says his film is "Fruit Party 4", and if his film does good, he’ll make the first three "like Star Wars did".
*In "Jeffy The Clown!", P.J. Chrensaw says he had a Spider-Man Go-Gurt.
*In “Junior’s Sick Date!”, Doctor Octopus is referenced. Brooklyn Guy’s first story is a parody of Finding Nemo. Brooklyn Guy’s second story is a parody of Ratatouille.
*In “Brooklyn Guy’s Switch!”, Karen mentions a time Johnathon tricked her into sending him a picture of her wearing just a Minnie Mouse Ears Hat.
===SuperMarioNic===
*In "Logan is Chasing Money TOO Much", the Luca-themed Happy Meal toys from the SML video "Jeffy’s Joyride!" are seen
*In "SML Fans... Let's take a trip back to 2020 SML", footage of Jeffy riding the Carousel of Progress from the SML video "Jeffy Goes to Disney World" is used
*"THESE SML CHARACTERS ARE READY! - SML CHARACTERS THAT WILL RETURN!" mentions SML’s version of Woody.
*In "SML is in a crisis...", SML’s version of Woody is mentioned as an underutilized character
*In "Which SML Characters are Top 5 in 2022?", Toy Story' Sarge is seen in footage taken from the SuperMadioLogan video "The Bake Sale!"
*In "Why did SML make this video??", Spider-Man: No Way Home is mentioned.
*In "Say Goodbye to These SML Characters that HAVE Puppets...", SuperMarioLogan’s version of Woody is referenced.
*"SML SERIES COMING TO SML IN 2022!", SuperMarioLogan’s version of Woody is seen. Spider-Man is seen
*"THE TOP 10 MOST VIEWED SML VIDEOS EVER..." ranks "Bowser Junior Goes to Disney World" at #5 Mickey Mouse is seen in the footage
*In "THEORY: What if SML NEVER Got Demonetized...", Brooklyn Guy is seen wearing a Buzz Lightyear costume in footage taken from "Jeffy’s 12th Birthday!" Mickey Mouse plates are also seen
*In "THEORY: What if Jeffy and Junior Swapped Roles in SML...", SuperMarioLogan’s version of Woody is referenced
*In "SML WOULD BE OVER... If Mama Luigi Never Died...", Brooklyn Guy is seen wearing a Buzz Lightyear costume in footage taken from "Jeffy’s 12th Birthday!"Mickey Mouse plates are also seen
*In "Times SML Disappointed all of YouTube...", a plush of Mater is seen in footage taken from "Jeffy Says The B Word!"
*In " If SML Characters were REAL... (Part 1)", a Blu-Ray of The Good Dinosaur is seen in footage taken from "The Life of Brooklyn Guy!"
*In " SML'S BIGGEST COLLAB!!! (DRAKE AND SML)", Brooklyn Guy is seen wearing a Buzz Lightyear costume in footage taken from "Jeffy’s 12th Birthday!" Mickey Mouse plates are also seen
*In " The BEST and WORST SML Video for EVERY SML Character! (Part 1)", "Bowser Junior Goes to Disney World" is listed as Bowser Jr.’s worst video. Buzz Lightyear's Space Ranger Spin, Mickey Mouse, and Mr. Incredible are seen in the footage.
*In "The History of: Brooklyn T Guy ", it is mentioned that in 2016, Brooklyn Guy was seen as Spider-Man and Mickey Mouse in various SuperMarioLogan videos, one of the former being shown
*In "The Unfinished Stories of SML...", SuperMarioLogan’s version of Woody is seen
*In "THEORY: What if Brooklyn Guy NEVER Appeared in SML...", SuperMarioLogan’s version of Woody is mentioned
*In "I FAILED The Hardest SML Quiz Ever Made...", Woody is one of the answers. When Nic attempts to guess Donald Trump which ends up filling in Donald Rodriguez on the quiz, Nic thinks it fills in Donald Duck. Nic also guesses Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, and Goofy. Baymax and Yoda are answers Nic missed
*In "World War 3: Which SML Characters Would Survive?", Mr. Potato Head is seen
*In "SML has been hiding a MASSIVE Lie...", Mr. Potato Head is seen. SuperMarioLogan’s version of Woody is also mentioned. Mickey Mouse plates are seen in footage taken from "Jeffy’s 12th Birthday!".
*In "Things You DID NOT Know About EVERY SML Character!",SuperMarioLogan’s version of Woody is seen. "Mr. Pig" (SuperMarioLogan’s version of Hamm is also referenced
*In "The WORST SML Video of EVERY Year! (2022-2013)", a Lightsaber is seen in footage from "Ghost Jeffy!", SuperMarioLogan’s version of Woody is also seen.
*In "*CRINGE**I REACTED TO MY FIRST SML RANKING VIDEO!", a plush of Flounder is seen.
*In "SML "Jeffy The Bully" was the most decent video ever...", Bully Bill calls Jeffy Hulk after the latter comes to school with a ripped shirt in footage from "Jeffy the Bully!". After Jeffy says he "became the very thing (he) swore to destroy", he compares himself to Darth Vader.
*In "Jeffy has one untold secret in SML...", Woody is seen in a thumbnail.
*In "This SML Video was INCREDIBLE!!!", Joseph says he prefers Spider-Man to Batman in footage from "Junior’s Essay". Nic gets an ad for Turning Red.
*In "Will the SML Remakes Return??", after reading a comment from SuperMarioLogan saying his remakes aren’t lazy, Nic says he agrees "to infinity and beyond".
*In "This is the BEST 2022 SML Video!", Junior says he is going to make an animated movie about a "girl that gets her period and turns into a panda bear", before realizing Pixar already did that". Jeffy says his film is "Fruit Party 4", and if his film does good, he’ll make the first three "like Star Wars did".
*In "THEY'RE BACK IN SML!!!", SuperMarioLogan’s version of Woody is mentioned.
*In "The Worst 2022 SML Video...", Nic gets an ad that mentions Mickey Mouse.
*In "The Full History of SML in 20 Minutes ", Olaf is seen on a pillow. SuperMarioLogan’s version of Woody is also mentioned.ABC News is also alluded to.
*In "SML's Chilly VS Adriana... again.", Mickey Mouse plates are seen in footage taken from "Jeffy’s 12th Birthday!" in a destruction montage.
*In "This is the best SML video I have ever watched...", P.J. Crenshaw says he has Spider-Man Go-Gurt in footage from "Jeffy the Clown".
*In "SML YTP's are AMAZING...", SuperMarioLogan’s version of Woody is seen.
*In “SML MIGHT DO THE UNTHINKABLE...”, Mr. Potato Head is seen. Mickey Mouse plates are seen in footage taken from "Jeffy’s 12th Birthday!", Brooklyn Guy is seen in a Buzz Lightyear costume.
*In “A Tier List of SML's GREATEST Videos!”, “Bowser Junior Goes to Disney World” is one of the videos ranked. It is placed in “C” tier, above “Jeffy’s Sister Returns!”.
*In “Reacting to the Top 20 SML Videos! (by The SMR)”, SuperMarioLogan’s version of Woody is seen in the intro of “Top 20 SML Videos (The Remake)”. Bowser Jr., Cody, Chef PeePee and Brooklyn Guy are seen in costumes of Mike Wazowski, Mr. Incredible, James P. Sullivan, and Iron Man respectively in footage from “The Costume Contest!”. When The SMR is talking about “The Asteroid!”, SuperMarioLogan’s version of Woody is seen. “Attack of the Killer Shrimp!”, a video heavily focused on SuperMarioLogan’s version of Woody, ranks at #5.
*In “This SML Video was Disappointing...”, in footage from “Junior’s Sick Date!”, Doctor Octopus is referenced. Brooklyn Guy’s first story is a parody of Finding Nemo. Brooklyn Guy’s second story is a parody of Ratatouille.
*In “THIS SML VIDEO WAS A MASTERPIECE!”, Karen mentions a time Johnathon tricked her into sending him a picture of her wearing just a Minnie Mouse Ears Hat in footage from “Brooklyn Guy’s Switch!”.
*In “Top 10 Best Plots in SML History!”, Spider-Man is referenced.
===Super Planet Dolan===
*In their Q+A video, "Why Do Cats Hate Water?," an Elsa doll appears with its face clawed off by a cat.
*In their Q+A video, "What's The REAL Reason Egyptian Pyramids Were Built?," they asked the question "What is the largest city in the world?" Dolan says that it is Australia. People can get to work by riding on kangaroos, but they must get a special license, which they can only get by spending three years on their "P"-plates, the P standing for platypus. The particular platypus that they use is Perry the Platypus from Phineas and Ferb, but disfigured.
===SuperPlayers===
*In “18 AMAZING Nintendo Switch secrets! 🔥😱🤯”, Kingdom Hearts III is mentioned as a game that has a Cloud version on Nintendo Switch.
===SwiggyKong===
*In “Explaining Smash DLC in a nutshell”, Sora is seen.
===SwitchStop===
*In "What You MISSED In The Mario Kart 8 Deluxe DLC Booster Pack Trailer!", Pinocchio is seen.
===Swoozie===
*In "Chat Rooms", Mr. Incredible, Rufus, Kim Possible, Stitch, Darth Vader, Yoda, Lilo Pelekai, Stitch, James McArthur, Carrie Underwood, Raven Baxter, Chicken Little, Runt of the Litter, Rex, and Goofy are seen on various magazine covers. Hades, Megara, Philoctetes, and Hercules are seen on a page of one of these magazines
*In “My Tinder Story”, Swoozie’s Tinder date wants to visit Disneyland.
===Tamara's Never Seen===
*Tamara Chambers and friends watch the following Disney movies she has never seen before: Return to Oz, The Santa Clause, The Muppet Christmas Carol, Wreck-It Ralph, and Mary Poppins.
====Tamara Just Saw====
*Tamara and friends watch the following newly-released Disney movies she has seen: Beauty and the Beast (2017), Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales, Cars 3, Coco, Star Wars: The Last Jedi, A Wrinkle in Time, Solo: A Star Wars Story, Incredibles 2, Christopher Robin, Ralph Breaks the Internet, Dumbo (2019), Toy Story 4, and Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker.
===TetraBitGaming===
*In the first Lost Bits video for Five Nights at Freddy’s: Security Breach, when talking about a scrapped hallway that was likely meant to connect the Glamrock animatronics’ dressing rooms, TetraBit says it’s surprising the area was just "Thanos-snapped away", due to the area looking nearly complete
*In "FNAF Security Breach Unused Content has been removed...", when mentioning that the unusual Chica’s Feeding Frenzy minigame, the character gallery, and an unused bowling minigame were removed, a meme of Mr. Incredible is used
*In the Lost Bits video for LEGO Star Wars, one of the unused graphics is a seashell from the Finding Nemo video game.
===T3rror===
*In “What Killed the Angry Birds Franchise?”, the icons Angry Birds Star Wars and Angry Birds Star Wars II are seen.
===That Guy Riffs===
*In the video about Casper cartoons, Doug imitates a ghost rising out of its grave: "Time for another kegler on Bald Mountain." Later, as a bunch of dogs sniff out Ferdie Fox, Doug imitates the fox from Mary Poppins: "View halloo?" And when Ferdie dies somehow and Casper mourns his loss, because he was his only friend, Doug exclaims, "This is like three Bambi's moms and two Old Yellers combined!"
*In the video about an educational film from the late 1950s called "The Snob", Doug and Brad both dub in Sarah's dialog as she writes on a piece of paper: "Dear Mr. Disney, I think Cubby may have touched me inappropriately. Please alert the other Mouseketeers. P.S., I think Donald is a Nazi."
*In the DVD exclusive video about the 1940s public domain Superman cartoon, Doug calls the mad scientist's lair "the Museum of Phallic-Looking Buildings, where the Little Mermaid poster is being put up." Doug also dubs the scientist's pet vulture by imitating Iago: "I'm so ticked off that I'm molting!" He also speaks as the vulture: "Hurry up; I heard that some witch got crushed by seven dwarfs just north of here!"
*One entire video is on the Mickey Mouse cartoon The Mad Doctor.
===That Little Puff===
*Many of his videos are him creating BTS (Bangtan Boys)-related meals because he is a big fan of BTS. And to acknowledge most of his work, he wears Swedish Chef clothing.
*In "How cute is that elephant?", Puff uses a cup with a Dumbo face on it to use the trunk and taped a straw on it for it to be used a milk pourer.
*In "If your having a bad day, stop by to watch Puff's video reel", Puff uses a Bonkers D. Bobcat bowl to light up a candlelight in turquoise-colored water.
*In "My name is puff, and i eat marshmallow", Puff is seen preparing marshmallow decorated waffles in a Mickey Mouse bowl.
*In "April 26, 2022", Puff sees a Tik Tok video of Jack Skellington snipping out paper snowflakes with scissors. And proceeds to copy it with precaution.
*In "Air fryer is such a life saver", it is notable that Mac (Puff's little brother) is seen watching a video on a Tablet in the background along with wearing a Tigger costume.
*In “In the mood for a creamy treat?”, Puff uses a Winnie the Pooh bowl cookie cutter to create Pooh’s face into bread (sprinkled with chocolate sprinkles and strawberries.)
*In “Any more ideas😄😄😄?”, Puff does the sticker face challenge. Meanwhile doing that, he notably puts a full body Buzz Lightyear caricature sticker on a underside wine glass. He also places Grogu’s body (without the head) on a green apple and Hulk on a spiky plant for hair.
*In “Milk, garlic and chocolate delights in the kitchen today. Which one will you try?”, the garlic delights Puff makes bear a pretty much similar resemblance to the dumplings from Bao.
*In “Orange Sushi Chef? Nah, It’s Orange Pudding Chef!”, Puff is seen wearing a Fa Mulan outfit.
*In "This job is tougher than you thought🤣🤣", the French duck plush that Puff uses to steer a shaker, bears somewhat a resemblance to Donald Duck.
*In "That Little Puff + The Little Prince🥰", Puff makes the iconic rose flower in a glass into a cake from Beauty and the Beast.
*In "R. I. P Puff🤣 keeping up with the game!", Puff plays a round of Squid Game and gets a dalgona cookie with the snowflake from Frozen on it. Due to it's shape, he stresses about winning.
*In "It's weekend!", Puff uses tiny, chocolate-covered leaf decorations from A Bug's Life to create a scrumptious cupcake out of it.
*In "The simple pleasure that makes sense.", in the background of the video, Puff notably has a figurine of Elsa.
*In "I guess Puff is bad at numbers😂, no one can afford it!", Puff smoothly sprinkles caked Minnie Mouse gloves with sugar.
*In "Star War Cosplay", Puff makes a Baby Yoda cocktail with ingredients like sugar, kiwi, ice, mint syrup, vodka, and absinthe. He also uses lemon pieces for the ears, olives for the eyes, and a burrito wrapper for Yoda's ripped light brown cloak. A picture for Baby Yoda is also shown near the end when Puff says "Meow!" just like in all of his videos when he is satisfied with himself.
*In "Dragonfruit goes so well with Iron-man🤣", Puff makes a dragonfruit smoothie, and in the end of the video, he reveals his mini Iron-Man plush.
*In “Mickey Mouse | That Little Puff (April 27)”, Puff makes Mickey Mouse chocolate candy apples.
*In “Dolphin Drink | That Little Puff (May 30)”, when Puff makes a dolphin-inspired drink, he notably has a figurine of Stitch in the background while he adds ingredients to the drink like white passion fruits, ice, limes, gin, dolphin gummies, and blue Hawaii pouring.
*In "You Are Amazing | That Little Puff (May 19)", while Puff does The Person Who Sent You This challenge, he can be seen with a Sebastian costume.
*In “Three Eyes | That Little Puff (June 06)”, Puff has a figurine of one of the Little Green Men from Toy Story. He also makes a boba tea of it.
*"In "Where is my syrup??", Puff makes the iconic congee dish with a boiling pot from Turning Red. In the same video, he can also later be seen preparing Brother Bear pancakes.
*In "Showing Puff's true artistic side😋 You have to see this cherry tree", when Puff meanwhile makes the cherry tree with cotton candy, the 20th Century Fox intro is played.
*In "Meow Chef - anyone wanna help the cat clean the table?", Puff has a figurine of Mochi from Big Hero 6 that can be seen in the background.
*In "Nah Puff you didn't do all these over one week straight...", On the Thursday call-out, Puff wears a James P. Sullivan hat. And in the Sunday call-out, Puff has a Waddles figurine topped on a macaroon dish.
*In "Join the 12 Days of Christmas giveaway to win prizes each day from Dec 1-12!", Puff promotes a mechanic product. And when the video uses special effects, the machine is seen flying, which bears a resemblance to R2-D2.
*In "Can Puff eat mango?", Puff is seen wearing a blue and white Frozen sweater with tiny Sven's on it while testing mango skins on a blender and by folding various chip bags.
*In "Who is this?", Puff dresses up as a tweaked and quirky Penn Zero from Penn Zero: Part-Time Hero.
*In "Wishing you all a colorful and happy long weekend!", Puff notably (and surprisingly) has a fluffy Rajah pajama.
*In “#ad That’s SAMURAI Puff to you 😹 Watch the #PawsofFury: The Legend of Hank trailer out now!”, Puff reacts to the second trailer for the animated Paramount film, Paws of Fury: The Legend of Hank. While he copies Jimbo’s ninja cat moves, he wears a Raya conical hat.
*In “The part two you’ve been waiting for 😆No worries he’s used to it now”, Puff’s brother is wearing a Pascal onesie in the background.
*In “Our favorite is the papaya by @Kirsten 👏 👏 👏—well done!”, a DIY gummy bear from Adventures of the Gummi Bears is seen.
*In “Puffcorn! Anyone?”, a figurine of Lotso is seen in the background.
*In “Time to show some real skills.”, Puff can be seen wearing a Chi-Fu outfit.
*In “Hacks we literally don’t know what it’s for 🤪🤪🤪”, Puff’s owner is wearing a Spider-Man outfit while Puff places a spa creamed face mask on her head.
*In “Something sweet for you…. and your ears”, Mac dresses up as Mickey Mouse in the background.
*In “Wrong answers only, what is this? 🤮🤮🤮”, Mac is seen wearing Wolverine’s claws while Puff cooks a squid.
*In “Do your remember any of the re(cipe) 🤣🤣🤣”, a Little Green Men glass of wine is used to pour yellow juice inside it.
*In “Yes, it was personal with the apple.”, Puff watches a video of a girl doing a magic trick with a boiling pot over a dollar bill, and the girl is notably wearing a Chip and Dale shirt.
*In “Best late night noodle soup”, while Puff watchers a scene of the film Ponyo, at one point he bonks Mac with a stick, which is similar to the time where Rafiki bonked Simba on the head with his Bakora Staff in The Lion King.
===Theft King===
*In “Poppy has TOO MUCH CRAP (face reveal)”, Theft King compares the ability to swing across gaps with the GrabPak to Spider-Man.
*In “Speedrunning FNAF made me dumber”, footage from Kingdom Hearts is used.
===Thinknoodles===
*Thinknoodles started his YouTube channel with videos focused on Club Penguin. 
*Thinknoodles has played the ROBLOX game "Kitty", which has multiple Disney references:
**Chapter 2 is a parody of Mickey Mouse Clubhouse and features caricatures of Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Daisy Duck, Goofy, and Pluto
**Chapter 8 is a parody of Gravity Falls. It features caricatures of Dipper, Mable, Grunkle Stan, and Ford. This level takes place in and around the Mystery Shack
**Thinknoodles also played Chapter 8’s secret ending, which features a caricature of Bill Cipher
**Chapter 9 remains in the Gravity Falls parody and takes place in the Grunkle Stan caricature’s mind
**Thinknoodles also played Chapter 9’s secret ending
**Chapter 14 is a parody of Kick Buttowski: Suburban Daredevil. It features caricatures of Kick Buttowski, Brad Buttowski, and Brianna Buttowski. Thinknoodles also played Chapter 14’s secret ending.
*Thinknoodles played the ROBLOX Horror Escape game "Rickey Rat", a parody of Mickey Mouse. Hidden Mickeys are found through the various chapters.
**Chapter 1 is a parody of the Clubhouse.
**Chapter 3 is based on Hollywood Studios.
**In Chapter 3, there are enemies based on Remy. The poster for Ratatouille is shown when Thinknoodles calls out this fact when first encountering this enemy
**The "Little Girl" boss of Chapter 3 is wearing a Disneyland sweater.
*In a ROBLOX story game inspired by Home Alone, Thinknoodles says the NPC based off of Old Man Marley looks like Stan Lee, a picture of whom is shown.
*In his walkthrough for Poptropica's Goofball Island, when it is revealed the player's character is the villain of the island, Dr. Blandston, Thinknoodles jokes "We're all Lokis here".
*In his first video on Five Nights at Freddy's: Security Breach, Thinknoodles compares Glamrock Freddy's voice to Dug, a picture of whom is shown.
*In his third and final video of Happy's Humble Burger Barn, Thinknoodles calls a creature climbing over the wall in the ending Spider-Man.
*In his video on Riders Republic, after discovering players can make their avatar's skin green, Thinknoodles mentions the Hulk, which he uses as a nickname later in the video.
*In his video for the ROBLOX game Pet Story, Thinknoodles calls a rat that steals a key Ratatouille.
*In his video on the ROBLOX game Pet Fighter Simulator, Thinknoodles calls the NPC Phillip Indiana Jones.
*In his video covering a ROBLOX game called Escape Ronald's Diner, Thinknoodles compares the icon that indicates when the player is able to click something to Mickey Mouse.
*In his video on the ROBLOX game Bad Kitty Simulator, a picture of the Dolan meme inspired by Donald Duck is seen.
*In his video on the ROBLOX game Escape the Darkness, Thinknoodles calls a player with green skin and a purple headband the Hulk.
*In his video on The Baby in Yellow’s White Rabbit update, Thinknoodles says it’s fitting the White Rabbit is first found behind the door with the heart lock as references to the White Rabbit and the Queen of Hearts from Alice in Wonderland, all of which he names.
*In his video on the demo of 9 Childs St., upon seeing a drawing of black arms with white gloves bleeding from a trash can, Thinknoodles jokes "Who put Mickey in the trash?", but then corrects himself saying "Who killed Mickey and put him in the trash?"
*In his first video on the "Melodies" DLC for House, Thinknoodles says the song the piano plays makes him want to watch Up.
*In his first video on Pokémon Legends: Arceus, Gaston is mentioned.
*In his video on the ROBLOX game "Maria", Thinknoodles calls a door with nothing behind it at the top of a staircase that doesn’t lead anywhere: "a Monsters, Inc. door".
*In his video on Never Open the Door, Thinknoodles says the player’s character bounces like Tigger.
*In his video on the ROBLOX game "Jenna", after reading a journal entry that ends with "Good luck", Thinknoodles says "May the Force be with you", and his animoji is given a Lightsaber.
*In his video on the ROBLOX game "Us R Toys", when his character is seen in toy packaging, Thinknoodles asks if the game is like Toy Story. After being teleported to a space-like area, Thinknoodles asks if Buzz Lightyear is going to show up. A toy inspired by Mickey Mouse is seen.
*In his reaction video to the trailer for chapter 2 of Poppy Playtime, when the player character is using the GrabPack to pull themselves toward a box, Thinknoodles compares it to Spider-Man.
*In his video on the ROBLOX game "Bewildered Horror", Thinknoodles asks if a poster in a bathroom stall is Chris Evans, with his editor adding text reading "(aka Captain America)". He finds out that it is, specifically one part of the "Avengers with acrylic nails" meme.
*In his video on the ROBLOX game "Kampong", Thinknoodles calls one of the monsters "little green army man" and "tiny Hulk".
*In his video on the Minecraft horror map Beware, Thinknoodles compares the opening sequence to the cue of Space Mountain at Magic Kingdom.
*In the Fan Choice Friday for Cookie Run Kingdom, after Sugar Gnome says "Finally, awake you are", Thinknoodles says he talks like Yoda
*In the Scary Teacher 3D video "SHE GOT CRUSHED BY A BUILDING!", Thinknoodles compares the thumbnail for "Nacho Average Squad" to Tarzan.
*In Thinknoodles’s video on the ROBLOX game "Tunnel", a player is seen wearing a Spider-Man costume.
*In his video on the demo for Claytown Horror, upon seeing a shadowy figure in a secluded room through the hole where the doorknob would be, Thinknoodles jokes that it’s Bruno Madrigal, and adds "But we don't talk about him, do we?". The first half of the reference is repeated when Thinknoodles enters the shadowy figure’s room.
*In the Fan Choice Friday on April 1, 2022, which is focused on Kirby and the Forgotten Land, when seeing birds in the opening cutscene, Thinknoodles says "Mine, mine, mine!".
*In his first video on the ROBLOX game "Find the Markers", Thinknoodles says the chimney where the Ghost Marker is found reminds him of The Haunted Mansion.
*In the Fan Choice Friday on April 8, 2022, which is focused on He Who Pulls Out the Sword Will Be Crowned King, durning the parade, Thinknoodles calls one of the spectators Remy.
*In his video on Chapter 1 of the ROBLOX game "The Mimic: Book 2", Thinknoodles compares a one-eyed creature to Mike Wazowski, who is shown.
*In his video on Chapter 1 of The Curse of Stepmother Emily, Thinknoodles compares Emily’s transformation when she detects the player and after the prank where she trips over garbage to the Hulk.
*In the Fan Choice Friday on April 29, 2022, which is focused on Amanda the Adventurer, Thinknoodles compares Amanda’s silhouette to Mickey Mouse.
*In his fifth video on Kirby and the Forgotten Land, Thinknoodles calls Chilly Mr. Potato Head.
*In “Roblox is down again lol”, Thinknoodles compares his character when under the rag doll physics to Woody from Toy Story.
*In his video on the ROBLOX game “Find the Mommy Long Legs Morphs”, Thinknoodles compares the Boogie Bot to WALL-E, who is shown. One of the Huggy Wuggy morphs is based on Mei Lee‘s red panda form, which is shown. The morph is called “Huggy Wuggy (Turning Red)”.
*In his first video on the ROBLOX game "Sonic Speed Simulator", Thinknoodles is seen using a Warthog animoji, which is a possible reference to Pumbaa from The Lion King. He also mentions Jack Black (He mentions him as "Joe Black") when he is awarded by extra XP Points for a light green Chao pet.
*In his second video on the ROBLOX game "Sonic Speed Simulator", Thinknoodles continues using the Warthog animoji, which again; is a possible reference to Pumbaa from The Lion King.
*In his first video on chapter 3 of the ROBLOX game "Judy", when Thinknoodles is seen crawling through the dictator vents, a clock that resembles the one from Alice in Wonderland is seen.
*In his video on chapter 1 of the ROBLOX game “Blocked Up”, Thinknoodles says the moving lasers sound like Lightsabers.
*In a video in which he uses mods on Poppy Playtime Chapter 2 to replace Mommy Long Legs with Sonic the Hedgehog, Thinknoodles mentions Ugly Sonic’s cameo in Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers, a picture of which is shown.
*In Thinknoodles’s video on a ROBLOX game that features Shrek in the Backrooms, a player is seen with a skin based on Spider-Man’s costume in Spider-Man: Far From Home.
*In his video on Bonnie’s Bakery, Thinknoodles compares the bear character to Winnie the Pooh, who is shown.
*In his video on Chapter 2 of the ROBLOX GAME “Us R Toys”, Thinknoodles compares the voice that says “I’m always watching” to Roz from Monsters, Inc.. Thinknoodles compares Gary the First Eaten’s backstory to Lots-o'-Huggin' Bear. Ricky Rat, a parody of Mickey Mouse, is seen.
*In Thinknoodles’s video on Sunky’s Schoolhouse, a poster of Mickey Mouse is seen.
*Thinknoodles played through MICKEYMOUSE.EXE, a horror game starring Mickey Mouse. Minnie Mouse and Donald Duck are also seen in the game. Daisy Duck’s ghost is seen.
*In Thinknoodles’s video on the version 1.3 update of Amanda the Adventurer, Mickey Mouse’s laugh is heard.
*In his video on the ROBLOX game “Babysitter Story”, after Tom says the players are his only hope, Thinknoodles calls him Obi-Wan.
*In his second video on Stray, Thinknoodles compares the story of the game to assembling the Avengers.
*In his video on the ROBLOX game “Death Dollie”, after a player tells Death Dollie to “let ROBLOX go”, Thinknoodles sings a snippet of “Let It Go”.
*In the Fan Choice Friday uploaded on July 27, 2022, which is focused on What Happened to Edith Finch?, Thinknoodles compares a set of dwarf statutes to The Seven Dwarfs.
*In his video on the ROBLOX game “Lost Story”, Thinknoodles jokes that an apple is the Poisoned Apple from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.
*In the Fan Choice Friday uploaded on August 19, 2022, which is focused on The Bit More You Know Zero, after shooting a deer, Thinknoodles says “I’m sorry, Bambi!”
*In “LIDAR.EXE”, Thinknoodles says the lasers used in LIDAR are not like the lasers from Star Wars. Thinknoodles asks if the person who created the sillohette in LIDAR.EXE crawled across the celing like Spider-Man.
*In his video on Shipwrecked 64, Thinknoodles compares a creature’s roar to Chewbacca.
*In “HORROR GAMES WITH PETS!”, Thinknoodles compares the cat in Feed Your Pet to Jabba the Hutt.
*In his video on the demo for Hello Neighbor 2, after finding the wooden boy doll, Thinknoodles says “I’m a real boy”.
*In his video on the update for the ROBLOX game “Piggy” that added the skins Ferguson, Shardantus, Marley Russell, Glenn, and Jakayla, Thinknoodles compares Jakayla to Doctor Strange.
*The short “New Roblox Piggy Dr Strange Skin Does The Macarena..” features Piggy’s Jakayla skin dancing to “The Macarena” by Los Del Rio.
*Thinknoodles uploaded a video on the ROBLOX game “Pooh: Blood Honey”, a horror game based on Winnie the Pooh. Winnie the Pooh and Eeyore are seen in the game as enemies. The player’s character is Christopher Robin. Thinknoodles mentions the absences of Piglet and Tigger. Owl’s house is a location in the game, although it is not visited in the video.
===Tiny Leaf===
*In "Why do People Hate Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony?", Gonta Gokuhara is called "Tarzan that was raised by lizard people."
===Tic Tac Toy===
*In "Magical Princess Week in the SECRET PLAYROOM!!!", Maya is seen holding a Ariel plushie. And her older sister, Addy, is seen wearing a Snow White, Moana, and Pocahontas shirt.
===Todd in the Shadows===
*As part of his miniseries "Cinemadonna", in which he looks at Madonna's film career, Todd Nathanson reviews both Dick Tracy and Evita.
**According to Todd, Dick Tracy has some elements of Who Framed Roger Rabbit, with similar scenery and Madonna's character Breathless Mahoney being a live-action Jessica Rabbit.
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*In "How Binary Search Makes Computer Much, Much Faster", a box appears on the screen that says "Box A113".
===Tommy Winkler===
*In "Going to Disney World and eating only Disney food for the whole day!", Tommy goes to Disney World to try out different Disney-related snacks. He made a joke in the beginning of the video that the adventure will be "Dis-knee slapping fun". At 7:35am, he eats a Mickey Mouse pancake, Star Wars jelly, and a potion ball (the ride for Galaxy's Edge is also seen), at 10:10am, he goes to Epic Eats and there he eats a Mickey banana split, at 12:30, he goes to Gaston's Tavern and there he eats a chocolate chip whip and a yellow-mango milkshake, at 6:20pm he eats a Mickey pretzel, a Mickey sprinkled chocolate delight rice crispy and a Mickey chocolate dunked candy apple, at 7:40pm, he goes to Aloha Isle Refreshments and there he eats a whipped vanilla ice cream, and at 10:15pm, he eats Mickey gummies on a stick and a Mickey ice cream sandwich. At the end of the video, the Disney World castle is seen.
*In "Eating Disney food in front of the Disney Castle!", Tommy is seen holding a Mickey Mouse cookie in front of the Disneyland + Disney World castle.
*In "Going to Disney World and eating only Mickey Mouse shaped food for the whole day!", Tommy buys desserts and snacks that are only Mickey-Mouse shaped. The entrance of Animal Kingdom is also shown.
===TomSka & Friends===
*In "Dear Surfshark, Please Fire Me", Palpatine is seen.
===Tourettes Guy===
*One of the clips features Danny's son talking about his dad's "Mickey Mouse" t-shirt. Danny says that is not Mickey Mouse, but "tit dirt".
===Treadmill Guy===
*In “Disney Cars vs Fast and Furious - Team Battle”, Treadmill Guy places Cars characters, such as Lightning McQueen, Francesco Bernoulli, Mater, and Sheriff alongside Fast & Furious characters on top of their cars to test which team is more speedier at driving (or solo).
*In “LEGO STAR WARS TREADMILL BATTLE!”, Treadmill Guy places LEGO-built Star Wars trucks and machines to test which one goes the most fastest out of all. The caption also mentions characters like Boba Fett, Luke Skywalker, TIE Fighter, X-Wing, and Din Djarin.
*In “Anti MarioKart Race”, Treadmill Guy has 8 Mario Kart go-karts that he uses to see which one is the fastest, but only two are Disney-related, those ones being Woody and BB-8.
*In “Marvel VS DC Treadmill Race”, Treadmill Guy places Marvel characters, such as Spider-Man, Black Panther, Iron Man, and Captain America next to DC characters owned by Warner Bros.
*In “What is the best Disney Pixar Movie?”, Treadmill Guy sets up cars that have the logo of each Disney Pixar movie and tests them to see which ones goes the fastest (which movie is the best Disney movie). He placed films like Onward, Ratatouille, Inside Out, Toy Story, Monsters University, WALL-E, The Incredibles, and Up.
===True Tail: School of Heroes===
*In the pilot episode, Caleb Lightpaw seems to be swept over a cliff due to the flood taking over most of the space inside the palace and the bone dinosaurs invading the estate. But he survives by holding on to the tapestry. This references Mufasa's "Long live the king" death from The Lion King.
*The Tanuki character, Ami, is possibly a female parody of Robin Hood.
*Most of Viktor Silvertod’s design (especially his blue button-up coat) is inspired by Don Karnage’s design from TaleSpin.
===TV Trash===
*Rowdy C. has reviewed the Disney TV shows: Hannah Montana, Adventures in Wonderland, Dinosaurs, Gargoyles: The Goliath Chronicles, The Wuzzles, Bonkers, Quack Pack, and The Shnookums and Meat Funny Cartoon Show, the made-for-TV movies The Jersey, The Even Stevens Movie, High School Musical, Descendants, and The Muppets' Wizard of Oz, the Kim Possible episode "Return to Camp Wannaweep", the DuckTales multi-parter "Super DuckTales", and the Darkwing Duck episode "Hot Spells". He also reviewed the Mighty Ducks cartoon in collaboration with Hewy Toonmore, and later did a special review of DuckTales the Movie: Treasure of the Lost Lamp in honor of Alan Young.
*Rowdy listed Dr. Drakken at the #9 spot on his Top 10 Stupidest TV Characters list, at one point mentioning the character's similarity with Dr. Doofenshmirtz.
*In Rowdy's review of the Jeannie animated series, he describes Babu as an unfunny version of Genie.
*In his review of the Family Guy episode "Road to the Multiverse", Rowdy C. is extremely offended when the episode makes a joke at Walt Disney's expense, and makes a speech defending Disney in response.
*In his review of Tattooed Teenage Alien Fighters from Beverly Hills, Rowdy comments on the show's puppeteering, "The fact that I just saw the new Muppet movie only makes this more painful."
*In the TV Trash review of Snoopy's Reunion, Rowdy comments in regards to Snoopy and his siblings playing music that they're "[n]ot quite Electric Mayhem level, but I'd still take them over the Country Bears."
*In his Ninja Turtles Retrospective video about the fourth season of the first Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles cartoon, Rowdy points out the involvement of Dan Povenmire, mentioning that he would later create Phineas and Ferb.
*In his review of Pinky, Elmyra and the Brain, Rowdy mentions Peter Hastings moving to Disney to create One Saturday Morning, and also states that the show's songs aren't good like the songs on Phineas and Ferb.
*In his review of Allen Gregory, Rowdy shows a clip of Doofenshmirtz from "Phineas and Ferb Musical Cliptastic Countdown" when he states there are villains who are more likable than Allen Gregory.
*In his review of Shaggy & Scooby-Doo Get a Clue!, Rowdy compares the main villain of the series to Professor Dementor, then says that even Dr. Doofenshmirtz would not allow him to be a member of L.O.V.E.M.U.F.F.I.N. and later punishes him for not aborting from Jack Hench.
*At the beginning of his review of JFK, right before the title card, Rowdy remarks, "Guys, I know what we're gonna do today."
*In the TV Timeline: He-Man video, Rowdy remarks that Skeletor's redesign in The New Adventures of He-Man "looks like if Dr. Drakken tried to get plastic surgery and went with the lowest bidder."
*In his review of The Adventures of Electra Elf, Rowdy cites Phineas and Ferb as an example of a show that did the "trapping the hero" trope better.
*In Rowdy's review of , he unfavorably compares the show to Phineas and Ferb several times, and also remarks that the characters are so bad they "make you want to see them erased with a gallon of Judge Doom's Dip." At one point, he also makes a joke where Dukey thinks "Will they please trade me to Disney so I can get on Gravity Falls?!"
*In his review of The Wacky World of Tex Avery, Rowdy remarks that Power Pooch makes Pith Possum look competent by comparison and also says that Bad Cat is a rip-off of Shnookums
===TWD98===
*In "MAX Drift Spear in Mario Kart Wii", after being struck by lightning, Troy says his "Spider-senses were tingling".
===Twomanyraptors===
*Raptor has done several videos on gameplays relating to the Kingdom Hearts game media: Disney Heroes: Battle Mode and Disney Sorcerer's Arena.
*In "(UPDATE: READ DESCRIPTION) MARIA? // SHADOW Let's Play (Disney Infinity 3.0)", Shadow the Hedgehog (Raptor) plays Disney Infinity: 3.0 Edition and meanwhile uses Elsa as a main character bait.
*In "FUNNY MEMES all about DISNEY!", Raptor discusses about hilarious Disney related memes.
*Raptor has done several videos relating to Classic Disney video games of The Lion King and Aladdin.
*In "Castle of Illusion Starring Mickey Mouse | Enchanted Forest #1", Raptor plays Castle of Illusion starring Mickey Mouse.
*In "My Own Versio̷͓̙͘n of Arende̶͎̬̐̈́l̴͕͔̒l̴͔̈̚e ...", Raptor makes his own ice castle based off Arendelle from Frozen in Disney Infinity: 2.0 Edition.
*In “EPIC MICKEY 2: THE POWER OF TWO Gameplay | Gameplay Time - #1”, Raptor plays Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two.
===uhyeah===
*In “What Happened To How to Make FNAF Not Scary?”, a Mickey Mouse plush is seen in the background of one of Garret’s videos.
===Vailskibum===
*Most of Vailskibum (then-known as Vailskibum94)’s early videos were centered around Gravity Falls before switching to cartoons in general following the show’s conclusion in 2016.
*Several Club Penguin artwork, as well as original and licensed music are used in a various amount of his videos.
*In "Why Did Nickelodeon Drop the F-Bomb", Bill Cipher and Heinz Doofenshmirtz are seen.
*In "WALLACE & GROMIT RETURNING IN NEW MOVIE", Phineas Flynn, Ferb Fletcher, Candace Flynn, Stacy Hirano, Baljeet Tjinder, Buford Van Stomm, Isabella Garcia-Shapiro, and the Fireside Girls are seen.
*In "Nickelodeon NFTs Are Real, And They're AWFUL", a screenshot of Hulk from Avengers: Endgame is shown.
*In "The Cuphead Show ISN'T For Kids Only", it is mentioned that Dave Wasson is aiming for a similar aesthetic to Mickey Mouse shorts.
*"Why is Minnie Mouse Getting A New Design?" focuses on Minnie Mouse‘s new design for Disneyland Paris’s 20th anniversary.
*In "Did Disney Just LOSE OWNERSHIP of Scrat in Ice Age?" The Ice Age Adventures of Buck Wild is mentioned.
*"Encanto Just Broke A 29-YEAR Record" focuses on "We Don't Talk About Bruno" being the first Disney song to reach #1 since "A Whole New World". Vailskibum also jokes that "Let It Go" has "been dethroned".
*"Encanto's UNUSED ANIMATION Reveals Disney's Modern Problem" focuses on an animation test of Mirabel Madrigal and how it highlights Disney’s heavy used of 3D animation in recent years for theatrically released animated movies, as opposed to 2D.
*In "SpongeBob's Campfire Song Song Was Almost DIFFERENT", Phineas and Ferb is mentioned.
*"Pixar's LIGHTYEAR Isn't For Kids Only" focuses on how Lightyear seems to be aiming for a more adult audience than the other Toy Story films.
*In "Bender REPLACED in Futurama's New Revival?", a picture of Dipper, Mabel, and Grunkle Stan looking at a map is shown.
*"Bill Cipher Just Met Garfield", focuses on Vailskibum receiving a crossover comic of Garfield meeting Bill Cipher.
*"Encanto is Getting MUCH Bigger" highlights Encanto likely becoming a franchise. California Adventure and Disney+ are also mentioned.
*In "The Mario Movie is Being Kept VERY Secret", Mario is called the "Mickey Mouse figure of video games". It is also mentioned Charlie Day compared how little he knows about the movie to the MCU.
*In "Teen Titans Go Isn't Ending Anytime Soon", a picture of Stan Pines is shown.
*"Gravity Falls Ended 6 YEARS AGO." talks about the six-year anniversary of the Gravity Falls finale, "Weirdmageddon". The Owl House, Amphibia, and Big City Greens are mentioned as series Gravity Falls staff members moved onto after the series ended.
*In "SPONGEBOB IS GETTING 4 NEW MOVIES", a picture of Dipper Pines is seen.
*"Chip and Dale's Return DESTROYS the Fourth Wall" focuses on Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers. The film is compared to a spiritual successor of Who Framed Roger Rabbit.
*In "Steve RETURNS in New Blue's Clues Movie", Blue’s Big City Adventure, which will feature Steve and Joe from the original Blue’s Clues series alongside Josh from the reboot, is compared to Spider-Man: No Way Home. A picture of Stan Pines is also seen.
*In "Is The Cuphead Show ACTUALLY Good?", Vailskibum says the show has the same type of charm as Mickey Mouse.
*In "Why Isn't The Sonic Movie 2 Crediting Tails' Voice Actor?", the poster for The Replacements is shown.
*"Blue Sky Studios Has a NEW PROJECT, But..." focuses on Ice Age: Scrat Tales. The poster for The Ice Age Adventures of Buck Wild is also shown.
*"Rodrick Rules RETURNS in Wimpy Kid Book 17" uses footage from the Disney+ Diary of a Wimpy Kid.
*In "Krypto The Superdog Movie's Marketing Went VERY Wrong", Dwayne Johnson’s role as Maui is mentioned.
*In "A MAJOR Change in Animation is Coming...", footage from Big City Greens, Amphibia, and the trailer for What If...? are used.
*In "Netflix is LYING About The Cuphead Show Season 2", a picture of Stan Pines and Club Penguin artwork of a yellow puffle painting a portrait of a penguin are seen.
*In "The Minecraft Movie Releases TODAY, Or Not...", a picture of Phineas Flynn, Ferb Fletcher, Candace Flynn, Stacy Hirano, Baljeet Tjinder, Buford Van Stomm, Isabella Garcia-Shapiro, and the Fireside Girls is seen.
*In "The Cuphead Show Will Have A Story Arc", Club Penguin artwork of a penguin fire ninja is shown, while "Things are heating up." is said, which is a reference to Club Penguin's Card-Jitsu Fire trailer.
*"Disney Wants You To LIVE With Them (yes, really)" focuses on Storyliving by Disney. Mickey Mouse and the Millennium Falcon are also seen.
*In "Disney is Censoring LGBT in Pixar Movies Now" focuses on Disney censoring LGBTQ+ representation in Pixar movies, Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Mortimer Mouse, Carl Fredricksen, Mr. Incredible, Elastigirl, Remy, Alfredo Linguini, Hopper, Gill, Lightning McQueen, Mater, Flik, Buzz Lightyear, Jessie, Bullseye, Merida, WALL-E, Rex, Hamm, Slinky Dog, Ultra Buzz Lightyear, EVE, Woody, Jack-Jack Parr, Nemo, Luxo, Jr., Nemo, Mike Wazowski, Dot, Daisy Duck, Donald Duck, and Goofy are seen.
*"Does Turning Red BREAK Pixar's Rules?" points out that Turning Red targets a very specific audience as opposed to something related to everyone, using Toy Story being based on growing up with toys, Monsters, Inc. being based on the fear of monsters in the closet, WALL-E covering the environment, and Inside Out covering one’s emotions as examples. The poster of Coco is also shown.
*In "McDonald's Spoiled The Sonic Movie 2", the coffee shop from Club Penguin is seen.
*In "The Sonic Movie 2 Just Satisfied EVERY Classic Fan", the Winter Soldier is referenced.
*"The Owl House Reveals TERRIFYING King With No Skull" focuses on artwork of how King looks like without his skull on. Footage of Old Man McGucket is also used.
*In "Play-Doh is Getting A MOVIE And We're Not Safe", a picture of Stan Pines is shown.
*"Why Disney CANCELLED Blue Sky's Unfinished Movie, Finally Revealed" mentions that Nimona was cancelled due to a same-sex kiss, Lightyear is mentioned. Mickey and Minnie Mouse are also seen.
*In "What SpongeBob's Voice Actor Thinks if SpongeBob Ends", SpongeBob is called "This generation’s Mickey Mouse".
*In "AMPHIBIA IS ENDING", it practically covers the final episode of Amphibia. Gravity Falls and The Owl House are also mentioned.
*In "Is Nickelodeon's New World Cursed?", Club Penguin is mentioned.
*In "Netflix Just Said Something We Should Worry About", Gravity Falls is mentioned. A clock from Club Penguin is seen.
*In "Cartoon Network & Nickelodeon Lost A LOT of Viewers", a television and clock from Club Penguin are seen.
*In "The Oscars Treated Animation Horribly…",the Disney Princesses are mentioned. Footage from Encanto and "What If... Doctor Strange Lost His Heart Instead of His Hands?" is used. The ABC logo is seen.
*In "Miraculous Voice Actors Are Being REPLACED", a picture of Stan Pines is seen. 
*"Disney REMOVES Blue Sky's Credit For Ice Age's FINAL PROJECT" focuses on Disney not crediting Blue Sky Studios on Ice Age: Scrat Tales. Footage from The Ice Age Adventures of Buck Wild is also used,
*In "Sonic's Upcoming Netflix Series Just Set VERY HIGH Expectations", an interview compares the show to Marvel movies.
*In "LEARNING WITH PIBBY IS HERE! Adult Swim Invasion Explained", the Mystery Shack’s weather vane is shown.
*In "Vailskibum Makes A Cartoon", a drawing of Bill Cipher is seen. Stan Pines is also seen.
*In "Pibby is Invading REAL LIFE Now", Mabel Pines is seen. A TV from Club Penguin is seen.
*In "The Oscars Are Officially RIGGED Against Animation", footage from Beauty and the Beast, Luca, and Encanto is used.
*In "Netflix Just SAVED Blue Sky's Cancelled Movie", Disney’s purchase of Blue Sky Studios is mentioned. A clock from Club Penguin is seen.
*In "Garfield is in Five Night's At Freddy's", the crossover art between Garfield and Bill Cipher is seen.
*In "Pibby's New Behind The Scenes Secrets REVEALED!", a picture of Phineas Flynn, Ferb Fletcher, Candace Flynn, Stacy Hirano, Baljeet Tjinder, Buford Van Stomm, Isabella Garcia-Shapiro, and the Fireside Girls is seen. The Avengers is also referenced.
*"Rest in Peace, Club Penguin Rewritten (Disney's SHUTDOWN Explained)" focuses on the shutdown of Club Penguin Rewritten, a fan-made remake of Club Penguin.
*In "Why SpongeBob NEVER Loses Nickelodeon's Kids Choice Awards", Kim Possible and The Proud Family are seen in a list of past nominees for the favorite cartoon Kids Choice Award. A picture of Dipper Pines and Mabel Pines is also seen.
*In "Scrat FINALLY Gets the Acorn in Ice Age", Ice Age: Scrat Tales is mentioned.
*In “The Sonic Movie 3 Will Be DARKER Than We Thought”, a picture of Stan Pines is seen.
*In “Chowder RETURNED in 2022, But With A Twist”, a picture of Bruno Madrigal is shown.
*In “The Club Penguin Shutdown Situation Got Serious”, footage of Club Penguin is used. Mickey Mouse is also seen. An ad for Black Widow is seen.
*In “Fans Aren't Happy About Sonic Prime's New TV Rating”, it is mentioned that shows like Gravity Falls, The Owl House, and Amphibia have the same rating as Sonic Prime (TVY7).
*In ‘Netflix Animation is in BIG TROUBLE Now“, Gravity Falls is mentioned as a popular cartoon.
*In “Lightyear Was Even DARKER in Pixar's Original Plans”, it is revealed that earlier scripts for Lightyear had more explicit death scenes.
*”Disney is Officially RETURNING To Their Golden Age” regales that more 2D animated films will release in the future. Footage from The Lion King, The Little Mermaid, Aladdin, and The Princess and the Frog is used.
*In “Was The Bad Guys TV Show Just LEAKED?”, a TV from Club Penguin and a picture of Dipper Pines, Mabel Pines, and Stan Pines are seen.
*In “Poppy Playtime is Getting A MOVIE, But Fans Are Disappointed”, a picture of Stan Pines is seen.
*In “The Plants vs. Zombies ANIMATED MOVIE is Cancelled”, Vailskibum compares the scope of the second piece of concept art to the Avengers.
*In “Modern SpongeBob ISN'T Complete Garbage.”, the episode “Dream Hoppers” is compared to Fantasia. Vailskibum also says the card sequence from “One Trick Sponge” is a reference to Alice in Wonderland, footage from which is shown.
*In "The SpongeBob Steven Universe Artists Are Being Attacked by Fans (DON'T do this)", a picture of a orange penguin watching a puffle paint from Club Penguin is used near the end of the video.
*In "Why Sonic Prime REPLACED Every Voice Actor", a picture of Phineas and Ferb laying on beach chairs is shown near the end of the video.
*In “Is Bluey Actually ENDING?”, Vailskibum mentions Disney’s acquisition of the Australian tv animated family TV series Bluey back in 2019.
*In "Galactic Kids Next Door UPDATE Revealed by Creator!", a picture of a Disney Junior show called Kindergarten the Musical is shown, and is discussed when Vailskibum explains the same director of that show will be the director of the remake for Codename: Kids Next Door.
*In "What Happened To The Brave Little Toaster's LOST Remake, FINALLY Revealed", Vailskibum discusses about the troubled development of the life action remake for The Brave Little Toaster that was announced in 2012.
*In "Pixar's next movie is...", Vailskibum discusses about Pixar's June 2023 film, Elemental. Also, clips of Mater and Lightning McQueen, clips of Luca and Alberto, clips of Turning Red, and even images of Peter Sohn are shown.
*"In FELIX THE CAT IS RETURNING", a picture of Sorcerer Mickey from Fantasia is shown.
*In “Ugly Sonic RETURNS in Chip N’ Dale’s New Movie”, Vailskibum talks about that Movie Sonic’s old design makes a huge role in the film remake of Chip N’ Dale: Rescue Rangers after the November fan backlash of his previous appearance (especially criticism for his human teeth and his fleshy hands).
*In "Mao Mao CANCELLED by Cartoon Network? #FreeMaoMao", a picture of a light blue penguin clock from Club Penguin is seen.
*In "Shrek's Voice Actor Wants NEW Shrek Movies EVERY YEAR", a picture of Scrooge McDuck in a pool of coins from the 1987 version of DuckTales is seen.
*In "The Sonic Movie 2's New Short REPLACED The Voice Actors", a microphone from Club Penguin is seen, and a picture of Stan Pines is also seen.
*In “Winnie The Pooh HORROR MOVIE Revealed!”, it is said that a horror-content studio called Jagged Edge Productions is working on a life action horror film for the Winnie the Pooh franchise titled Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey. Clips of Dumbo and Where the Wild Things Are are also delicately used in the video.
*In “Diary of a Wimpy Kid’s 17th Book REVEALED!”, several footage of Disney’s 2021 animated Diary of a Wimpy Kid film is used.
*In "SpongeBob Meets His EARLY DESIGN Thanks To A Fan", a picture of a orange penguin watching a puffle paint from Club Penguin is shown.
*In "Netflix Just ABANDONED a Top Cartoon Creator's Project", a TV from Club Penguin is seen.
*In "The Sonic Movie 3 SHADOW Details & New Characters Revealed", an Antique Clock from Club Penguin is seen.
*In “Disney’s New Multiverse is Tricking You”, the entire video talks about Disney’s newest verse in video games, Disney Mirrorverse. Clips of Monsters, Inc. are also used.
*In “Gary The Snail Appeared on Cartoon Network, Kind Of”, a VHS Tape from Club Penguin is seen.
*In “Disney’s STRANGE WORLD Animated Movie Looks Unbelievable”, the entire video talks about Disney’s 2022 movie, Strange World.
*In “Phineas and Ferb’s New Spiritual Successor REVEALED! (Hamster & Gretel Sneak Peek)”, the entire video talks about Phineas and Ferb’s apparent tv show successor due to it’s slice of life theme, titled Hamster & Gretel, which is based off the Hansel & Gretel fairytale story. The logo for Disney Channel is also seen.
*In “Gravity Falls Characters RETURN With A Message”, the entire video mentions about the latest Tweet from Alex Hirsch that is posted about Gravity Falls making a potential return with a glitched song tape song called “We'll Meet Again” that is sung by Bill Cipher, Soos Ramirez, Old Man McGucket, and Stan Pines.
*In “‘Animation Isn’t For Girls’, Cartoon Network Executive Says, Basically", it is mentioned that there are still focused female-driven shows such as like Amphibia, The Owl House, and The Ghost and Molly McGee.
*In "Sonic Prime Reveals TWO Unexpected Characters", a picture of a blue penguin with sunglasses from Club Penguin is seen.
*In “LOST Gravity Falls Early Footage FOUND!”, it focuses on the early test footage for the unaired Gravity Falls pilot that was revealed to the public back in 2016. Clips of old designs for Dipper Pines, Mabel Pines, Stan Pines, Gideon Gleeful, Bud Gleeful, Waddles, Gobblewonker, and the Mystery Shack are also used. 
*In "Nickelodeon Animation FINALLY Gave Us Hope", a picture of a orange penguin watching a puffle paint is seen. A TV from Club Penguin is also shown.
*In “New Gravity Falls Animation For 10th Anniversary REVEALED!”, the entire video is dedicated to Vailskibum congratulating the 10th Anniversary of his favorite show that genuinely changed his life; Gravity Falls. Disney Television Animation and Disney Channel are mentioned. An Antique Clock from Club Penguin is shown. 
*In “Bluey Just Destroyed the Fourth Wall”, it is mentioned that any currently airing preschool-related shows, such as Mickey Mouse Funhouse and Puppy Dog Pals are pretty terrible. 
*In “Nerf Has A TERRIFYING New Mascot”, a trophy from Club Penguin is seen. 
*In “Lightyear Isn’t Doing Great in Theaters Right Now”, the entire video focuses that Lightyear unperformed at the box office, which means it is the least well-set film for the Toy Story franchise. An Antique Clock from Club Penguin is also seen. 
*in "Gravity Falls Was Censored By Disney THOUSANDS Of Times (Leaked E-Mails Uncovered), the entire video talks about how many times Gravity Falls was censored by Disney due to several of it's adulthood jokes. 
*In "Illumination is About To Take Some Risks", CEO of Illumination Entertainment, Chris Meledandri, was asked about the same- sex kiss in Lightyear between Alisha Hawthorne and a unnamed white woman. 
*In "Mario's VOICE in The Mario Movie is Unlike Anything You've Heard", Chris Pratt's picture at the March 2020 premiere of Onward is shown. 
*In "Lilo & Stitch Director is FRUSTRATED by Frozen's Sister Dynamic", clips of Lilo & Stitch and Frozen are used. 
*In "Caillou is RETURNING in New CG Series", Vailskibum says that if you hate Caillou and want a good preschool show, he recommends that you should do yourself a favor and watch Disney's acquired show, Bluey.
*In "Buzz Lightyear Voice Actor Breaks Silence in Being REPLACED in Lightyear", clips of Toy Story and Toy Story 2 are used. The entire video even talks about how the new Buzz Lightyear voice actor, Chris Evans, feels about the change in Buzz's role instead of Tim Allen voicing the space ranger. 
*In “Mickey Mouse’s Dark CANCELLED Game Revealed! (Never-Before-Seen-Footage)”, the entire video talks about the cancellation of one of the Epic Mickey games, Epic Donald. An Antique Clock from Club Penguin is also seen. 
*In “Did Memes Save Minions: Rise of Gru?”, a picture of Stan Pines is seen. 
*In “Nicktoons Voice Actors Were REPLACED in New Crossover”, a microphone from Club Penguin is seen. 
*In “New Disney Crossover Series REVEALED! (Gravity Falls, The Owl House, Amphibia, Phineas & Ferb and MORE)”, the entire video talks about the latest Chibi Tiny Tales crossover, Chibiverse. A microphone from Club Penguin is also seen. 
*In “Disney 2D Animation RETURNS, But It’s Only A Commercial”, Vailskibum talks about that Eric Goldberg is planning to bring back more real and actual 2D animation in the near future. But for now, it’s only a advertising Givenchy commercial about 101 Dalmatians going to Paris. Footage from Frozen, Chicken Little, and Fantasia are also used. And a penguin watching a puffle paint from Club Penguin is seen. 
*In “Cuphead’s Delicious Last Course Reached 1 Million Sales”, an Antique Clock from Club Penguin is seen. 
*In “SpongeBob’s Birthday is TODAY, But it’s Way Bigger Than You Think”, footage of Steamboat Willie from the short of the same name is seen. 
*In “Close Enough is Cancelled”, an Antique Clock from Club Penguin is seen. 
*In “Ugly Sonic WASN’T in Chip N’ Dale Rescue Rangers’ Original Plans”, the entire video talks about that Ugly Sonic’s cameo in Chip N’ Dale Rescue Rangers originally went to Star Wars' infamous character, Jar Jar Binks, according to storyboard artist Simon Wilkins. 
*In “Foster’s Home NEW REBOOT & Original Powerpuff Girls RETURN Revealed!”, a Trashcan from Club Penguin is seen. 
*In “The Extinct Rio Bird is BACK in the Wild”, the Blue Sneakers from Club Penguin is seen. 
*In “Minecraft Officially Bans All NFT’s”, a Blue Penguin Clock from Club Penguin is seen. 
*In “Why Was Bluey’s Voice CHANGED?”, a microphone from Club Penguin is seen. 
*In “Netflix is Making a WILD Decision With Pinocchio’s New Movie”, footage of Disney’s upcoming life-action Pinocchio movie is seen.
*In “Early Learning With Pibby Art REVEALED!”, a penguin watching a puffle paint from Club Penguin is seen. A picture of Phineas and Ferb laying on beach chairs is also seen. 
*In "Was George Jetson Actually Born TODAY?", a Dinner Chair from Club Penguin is seen. 
*In “Disney’s ChibiVerse Had MAJOR Glitches on TV”, the entire video talks about the amount of glitches Chibiverse had on Disney Channel when it first aired - one of them was that random Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Chat Noir segments would air instead. The show is also compared to PrankStars. 
*In “Vailskibum’s Marvelously MILLIONTH Misadventure”, Bill Cipher is seen on a portrait, and Maximus is seen as a statue. 
*In “SCOOB’s $40 Million Sequel CANCELLED By Warner Bros”, a Big Screen TV from Club Penguin is seen. 
*In “Never-Before-Seen Amphibia Early Concept Art REVEALED!”, the whole video focuses on early Amphibia concept art leaked online by show creator Matt Braly, where the concept art showcased completely different prototype character designs and setting for both Anne Boonchuy and Sprig Plantar. The Disney Channel logo is also seen. 
*In “The End of HBO Max is Coming (Animation ISN’T Safe)”, the Mystery Shack’s weathervane is seen. 
*In “Smiling Friends Go To Brazil Just BROKE Television (in a good way)”, the Antique Clock and the Grey TV Stand from Club Penguin is seen. 
*In “Pac-Man Is Getting A Movie”, it is mentioned that Chuck Williams will direct the upcoming Pac-Man film, along with the mention that he has directed several Disney movies before, such as Brother Bear, Aladdin, and The Little Mermaid. 
*In “FIXED First Look REVEALED! (Sony Pictures Animation R-Rated Movie)”, a Penguin Portrait from Club Penguin is seen. 
*In “The Sonic Movie 3 Has SERIOUS Competition On 2024 Release Date”, Avatar 3 is mentioned as coming out on the same day as the third Sonic the Hedgehog film; December 20, 2022. and the trailer of Avatar: The Way of Water is as well seen. A picture of Dr. Doofenshmirtz is also seen. 
*In “The Five Night’s At Freddy’s MOVIE Just Got A Strange Tease”, Jim Henson’s work on The Muppets is mentioned. 
*In "Was Velma's ADULT Scooby-Doo Series Just Cancelled?", a Grey TV Stand from Club Penguin is seen.
*In "SpongeBob is Getting a DARK Detective Book Series", Vailskibum mentions Francesco Frankavilla's work on Marvel comics. A comic strip of Groot is also seen from the Groot issue #5. The Jack O' Lantern Pumpkin from Club Penguin is even seen.
*In "Hamster and Gretel's Premiere Had a Pacing Problem" (formally titled "Hamster and Gretel's Premiere Had a BIG Problem"), the entire video talks about that Hamster & Gretel had a overall pacing problem with the show itself; everything happened too fast in "Empower Failure/Oakey Dokey", and Vailskibum hopes that the show's pacing of stories will get better in the future.
*In "LOST Shrek Animation Test was FOUND!", just after Vailskibum shows the early Chris Farley design sculptures in the 1990s version of Lost Media Shrek, Vailskibum then mentions the Skydance Animation movie Luck, and shows a picture of Dipper Pines holding a clock compass soon after. A Blue Penguin Clock from Club Penguin is also seen.
===Veshremy===
*In "Minecraft But Reading YOUR Comments", a censored user asks Vesh "opinions on Disneyland?" and Vesh replies that his uncle is banned for Disneyland and is actually banned from other places where kids hangout.
*In "Minecraft, But Reading Comments part 17", a user called Jamie Robles asks Vesh "Why does this guy sound like Mickey Mouse?", Vesh gets angry at this question and tells the user that his mom literally spanked him for not doing the dishes.
*In "Minecraft, But Reading Comments part 19", a user called Wesley Munford tells Vesh "Your the Amber Heard of YouTube", Vesh responds fearlessly to the question and tells the user that his name sounds like a nerd from a Disney movie.
*In "Fakest prank ever", Vesh judges a video from the YouTube star Topher Guild that the prank he did to his girlfriend in that video is terrible and that it's "some sh*t you'd see in those Cinderella films".
*In "What Happened To Nikocado Avocado", Vesh compares Nikocado Avocado's Mukbang videos (especially ones that have pizza and creamy cheese in them) to the "fat ass people (Axiom Humans) from WALL-E".
*In "Cringe Fake Star Wars", Vesh reacts to a YouTube Shorts video where a normal man and a obese woman fight with Lightsabers, and the women compares the man as "Lukieso Skywalkah", but it all goes horribly wrong. Vesh even says the video is messed up and says "what is this? Star Wars: The Last Cupcake?" along with comparing the woman to Jabba the Hutt.
*In "i Found the fakest prank EVER", Vesh reacts to a YouTube Shorts video that features a women pranking her boyfriend with spilling a fake cup over his brand new PS5. Vesh says that "what do you mean it looks do real? did Doctor Strange freeze time?".
*In "most OFFENSIVE prank EVER", Vesh reacts to a offensive and hilarious YouTube Shorts video where a teenager asks people suspicious food-related things at a local supermarket, Vesh suddenly compares the revengeful Pakistani man who asks the guy if he can get the "nice, juicy-looking popsicles" behind him to Baljeet Tjinder from Phineas and Ferb.
*In "the weirdest spice king won't stop", Vesh reacts to a YouTube Shorts video that features a Spice King trying the world's spiciest chocolate. Vesh compares one of the faces the guy makes to the Incredible Hulk.
===VJ4rawr2===
*Toy Story 4 is a parody of Toy Story 3.
*Inside Out 2 is a parody of Inside Out, that features Riley Andersen as an adult.
*The Lion King - Reborn is a parody of The Lion King.
*Finding Dory 2 (known more as Frying Dory) is a cross-parody of Ratatouille and Finding Dory.
*Moana 2 - Lost in New York is a parody of Moana.
*Coco 2 is a parody of Coco.
*Black Panther II is a parody of Black Panther.
*Monsters, Inc. 2: The Return of Boo is a cross-parody of Monsters, Inc. and it’s unfortunately cancelled sequel.
*Indiana Jones 5: The Curse of the Orange God is a parody of Indiana Jones.
*Aladdin 2: The Cave of Wonders is a parody of the life action Aladdin.
*Encanto 2 - Mirabel's Gift is a parody of Encanto.
===VlogAfterCollege===
*Ryen Lung’s fridge has been shown in several of his kitchen videos, which has magnets and stickers of MCU characters such as Iron-Man, Incredible Hulk, and Captain America. Which give the fact he is a Marvel fan.
*in "HALLOWEEN DOG COSTUME PARTY for CORGIS - Life After College: Ep. 447", Ryen at one point says 'Just keep swimming' at his clownfish while they eat the fish food he pours into their tank while they swim, which is a reference to the quote of he same name from Finding Nemo.
*In “A Day at DISNEY AULANI RESORT in HAWAII - Life After College: Ep. 293”, Ryen goes to the Disney Aulani Resort to spend time at Hawaii.
*In “A Day At HALLOWEEN DISNEYLAND & CALIFORNIA ADVENTURE - Vlog: Ep 277”, Ryen goes to Disneyland to celebrate Halloween.
*In “Making ENCANTO Official Recipes from the Movie || Life After College: Ep. 724”, Ryen makes Encanto related foodies for him and also for his own corgi, Gatsby. He is meanwhile also seen watching the movie itself.
*In “Making BAO Official Recipe from Pixar Short || Life After College: Ep. 603”, Ryen makes the iconic dumplings from Bao.
*In “CORGI Tries Homemade Ratatouille (Will He Like It?) || Life After College: Ep. 661”, Ryen makes Gatsby some popular Ratatouille dishes for him to test and try it and see if he likes them.
*In “Making LUCA’S Official Pasta Recipe from Pixar Movie || Life After College: Ep. 710”, Ryen makes the delicious Italian food from Luca.
*In “A Day At DISNEY CALIFORNIA ADVENTURE 2013 - Vlog: Ep 166”, Ryen goes to Disney California Adventure to try out all the fun.
*In “THE BEST ANIMATED MOVIES - Life After College Vlog: Ep. 90”, Ryen discusses the best animated movies he has ever seen. And through the conversation, he mentioned Disney and Pixar films, such as Up, Beauty and the Beast, and The Little Mermaid. He also called his boxer Bailey as a “Aladdin Justin Bieber”.
*In "CORGI DOG MEETS ANGRY CAT -- FAIL || Life After College: Ep. 522", Ryen mentions that he saw the movie Moana. He says he loved it; he complimented that the music was super catchy, the animation is beautiful, the voice acting is gorgeous and that he really appreciates it due to it staying true to Hawaiian culture.
*In "FINALLY! I MEET BFvsGF @ VIDCON - Life After College: Ep. 428", Ryen claims he went with Jesse Wellens to see World of Color.
*In "CORGI VS HUMAN: WATERMELON — Can He Beat Me? || Life After College: Ep. 677", Ryen makes Disney's grilled cheese sandwiches found at the local Disney World Themepark with tomato soup.
*In "CORGI ON FLEEK || Life After College: Ep. 516", Ryen visits the Disneyland & Disney California Adventure Parks while he walks Gatsby.
*In "A Day At the NEW DISNEYLAND DIAMOND 60th ANNIVERSARY & CALIFORNIA ADVENTURE - Vlog: Ep 430", Ryen goes to celebrate Disney California Adventure's 60th Anniversary on August 5, 2015. Footage of Expedition Everest is also used. And Oswald the Lucky Rabbit, Peter Pan, Captain Hook, Mr. Smee, Alice, Cheshire Cat, Woody, Tow Mater, Toontown, and Indiana Jones are referenced.
*In “|| REEF AQUARIUM SETUP - Life After College: Ep. 463”, Ryen compares one of his Blue Tang fish to Dory from Finding Dory.
*In “Making Doctor Strange Multiverse PIZZA Balls || Life After College: Ep. 737”, Ryen makes pizza ball rolls based off Doctor Strange. He also mentioned he watched Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness in theaters.
===Wadsm===
*In “Establishing Dominance in Splatoon 3 with Relative Ease”, audio of the Seagulls from Finding Nemo is heard.
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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 Jungle Book and the upcoming 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.
*The video on the "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.
*The video on the "Top 10 Cute Cartoon Couples" ranks Phineas Flynn and Isabella Garcia-Shapiro at #5.
*The video on the "Top 10 Pirate Themed Video Games" includes LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean: The Video Game as an honorable mention.
*The video on the "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.
*The video on the "Top 10 Likable Movie Villains" ranks Hector Barbossa at #3.
*The video on the "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.
*The video on the "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.
*The video on the "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.
*The video on the "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.
*The video on the "Top 10 Worst Live-Action Movies Based On Cartoons" ranks Underdog at #8, Mr. Magoo at #4, and Inspector Gadget at #3.
*The video on the "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.
*The video on the "Top 10 Billion Dollar Box Office Movies" ranks Toy Story 3, which took in over $1 billion in sales, at #6. An honorable mention is also given to Frozen, which took in $1.274 billion.
*The video on the "Top 10 Cartoons of the 1980s" ranks DuckTales at #7.
*The video on the "Top 10 Cartoons of the 1990s" ranks Darkwing Duck at #5.
*The video on the "Top 10 Anticipated Releases of April 2016" ranks The Jungle Book at #3.
*The video on the "Top 10 Video Game Swordsmen" gives an honorable mention 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.
*The video on the "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.
*The video on the "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.
*The video on the "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.
*The video on the "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.
*The video on the "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.
*The video on the "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.
*The video on the "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 Installments" 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.
*The video on the "Top 10 Movie Mazes" ranks Alice In Wonderland at #6.
*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.
*The video on the "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.
*The video "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.
*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, and She-Hulk: Attorney at Law.
*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 are used
*Footage from A Christmas Carol is used to close out "The Dark History Behind our Most Celebrated Holidays"
*The video "Top 10 Most Rewatched Movie Trailers" features 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 appears as an honorable Pinocchio is also mentioned.
*In the video "Top 20 South Park Predictions That Came True", when discussing South Park’s prediction of the decline of Miley Cyrus‘s mental health decline, Hannah Montana is mentioned
*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 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, Iron Man 2d 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 the clear image as The Emoji Movie. Captain America's video from Spider-Man: Homecoming is featured at #4, Spider-Man dusting from Thanos's 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 are 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's 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's 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's 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 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)
*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 are used. Spider-Man: Freshman Year 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's 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's 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's 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", "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" 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 are used. During Black Widow's entry, footage from Black Widow, The Avengers, and Iron Man 2 is used.
*In "Top 10 SNL Cast Members Whose Careers Ended After Leaving", while discussing John Milhiser, Robert Downey Jr. is mentioned as an Saturday Night Live cast member who lasted only one season, but whose career proposed despite this.
*"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
*"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, 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 are used. During Robert Downey Jr's entry, footage from Iron Man, Avengers: Infinity War, and Avengers: Endgame are used
*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 are used
*" Top 10 Greatest Spider-Man Movie Villain" ranks Mysterio for Spider-Man: Far From Home at #5, Vulture from Spider-Man: Homecoming at #2. Am honorable mention is given to Shocker from Spider-Man: Homecoming. During Doctor Octopus's 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)" (posted 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 30th, 2021) footage of Lost is used during the intro
*In "Top 10 NFTs of 2021" (published December 30th, 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 30th, 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 31st, 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 are 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's 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, 2021) 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 2020 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's plot at #1
*Watchmojo uploaded a short that clips of Boba Fett (and Robot Chicken and Family Guy's parodies of Boba Fett) 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 6, 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's 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 at #18, 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"
*"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 a #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
*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 Quivksliver 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 are 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 Warren 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’s "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’s 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"
*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 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’s 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’s 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 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.
*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‘s 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’s 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 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’s 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 , the 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 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 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, Disney is mentioned in the copyright for Jimmy Kimmel Live!. While talking about Jamie Foxx and Katie Holmes’s 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 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’s $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.
*"Top 10 Best Obi-Wan Kenobi Moments" ranks his fight against Maul in Star Wars Rebels at #5. The Disney+ series that shares the 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’s 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.
*"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".
*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, Tom Cruise being cast as Iron Man at #2. Honorable mentions are given to Joaquin Pheonix 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, Disney is mentioned in the copyright information for Scrubs.
*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
*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 the blue creature from the cantina band 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.
*"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’s 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 are 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.
*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 Rouge 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.
*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 Batman" has Batman winning 3-2. Footage from Moon Knight and Spider-Man is used.
*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’s 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’s 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’s 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. While talking about paper and privacy, footage from It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia is used, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright. 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, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright. 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, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright.
*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, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright.
*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’# 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, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright. While talking about Megan Fox, footage from Jimmy Kimmel Live is used, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright. 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, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright,
*“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, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright. 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, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright.
*”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.
*In “Top 10 Normal Social Media Posts with Disturbing Backstories” while talking about Gypsy Rose announcing the fact 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, 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“.
*”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. 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 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 Carmiceal using devices to trick slot machines, Disneyland is mentioned in footage of an interview with Carmiceal.
*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 the incident is used. While talking about Oscar Pistorius, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. While talking about Aaron Hernandez, footage from an ABC News report on the incident is used. During the honorable mention given to Micheal Jace, footage from an ABC News report of the incident 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. 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. 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.
*”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's 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’s 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, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright. 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.
*”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, with ABC being mention in the copyright. 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, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright. 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. While talking about “Top 10 Most Dangerous Kids Toys Ever Made”, footage from Hannah Montana is used.
*”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‘s chest in Captain America: The First Avenger at #9, “B***h please you’ve been to 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 
*”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 Smolette 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 Micheal 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.EL.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’s 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’s 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 the the intro.. Fact #10 is the 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.
*”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 the copyright. While talking about stepping on icy puddles, the narrator tells the viewer 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.
*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. 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’s 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 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 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, Star Wars: 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 Guiness’s 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. 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, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright.
*”Top 10 MCU Phase 4 Films and TV Shows So Far” (uploaded 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 venison 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’s 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’s 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 anti-Semitic 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’s 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 a#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, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright. While talking about Tom Cruise yelling at crew members for breaking the COVID-19 protocall 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 fromThe 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. 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’s 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, ABC is mentioned in the copyright of the show. 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, 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’s 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. 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.
*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’s 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.
*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 froAladdin 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.
*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 Andy Sandberg’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 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 hallucantions 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’s 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, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright. 
*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. While talking about perfume, cologne, and cold cream, footage from Scrubs is used, with ABC being mentioned in the copyright. 
*”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 assasstion 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. 
*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‘s 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 being 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: The Kang Dynasty 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, and Avengers: Secret Wars and Avengers: The Kang Dynasty. 
*”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: Coven of Chaos, Daredevil: Born Again, Captain America: New World Order, Marvel Zombies, Spider-Man: Freshman Year, Thunderbolts, Fantastic Four, Avengers: The Kang Dynasty, Avengers: Secret Wars, Shang-Chi 2, and the untitled Nova project. 
*”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 multivitians, 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: New World Order, Thunderbolts, Avengers: Secret Wars, and Avengers: The Kang Dynasty. 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 in 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’s 1988 interview on Today, Roberts’s 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. 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.-
*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 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 Apperance 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: Coven of Chaos 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 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’s 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 Micheal 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’s 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’s 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 (film) Is m
*”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 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’s 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’s 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 indcident 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 Antlantis, 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: New World Order, 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.
*”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. 
*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. 
*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’s 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.
*“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 Micheal 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 Pholer, 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.
===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, and 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.
===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"
===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===
*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
*In Part 150 of ZockScott's gameplay walkthrough for Fortnite, 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
*Im 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 174 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 of his gameplay walkthrough for LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga focuses on the levels based on The Force Awakens.
*Part 8 of his gameplay walkthrough for LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga focuses on the levels based on The Last Jedi.
*In Part 8 of his 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 his 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 his gameplay walkthrough for Fortnite, ZackScott says he has yet to watch Obi-Wan Kenobi, while Zanitor says he has.
*In Part 181 of ZackScott’s gameplay walkthrough for Fortnite, Zanitor mentions that Obi-Wan Kenobi has yet to use a Lightsaber in Obi-Wan Kenobi. The video was uploaded on June 1, 2022.
*In Part 181 of ZackScott’s gameplay walkthrough for Fortnite, 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 Scantuary 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.
*In Part 16 of ZackScott’s gameplay walkthrough for Fall Guys, BBelle asks ZackScott if he’s seen The Jungle Book (2016). He has not, as he thinks TaleSpin was the newest Jungle Book content.
*In Part 16 of ZackScott’s gameplay walkthrough for Fall Guys, 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.
===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