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The Amanda Show

Genre	Comedy
Running time	22-23 minutes
Creator(s)	Dan Schneider
Starring	Amanda Bynes Drake Bell Nancy Sullivan Raquel Lee (1999–2000) Johnny Kassir (1999–2000) Josh Peck (2000–2002)
Country of origin	USA
Original network/channel	Nickelodeon The N TeenNick
Origional run	1999-2002
No. of episodes	40 (List of episodes)
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The Amanda Show was an American spin-off of All That, although it was co-created by Dan Schneider. The series was produced by Nickelodeon on Sunset in Hollywood, California. The series aired on Nickelodeon from 1999 to 2002, but it was rerun on various networks such as The N and TeenNick.

The Television Series' Description

In spite of being designed as a sketch comedy television program, the series is set in a fictional universe in which it also is broadcast as a popular television comedy as evidenced through staged mishaps with members of the viewing audience and performers featured the program and comedic sub-plots involving Amanda's unhealthily obsessed, nerdy, feckless self-proclaimed "Number One Fan" Penelope Taynt, who has prioritized devising schemes that will assist her in achieving her lifelong goal of meeting Amanda before all else and her multiple failed attempts at landing a meeting with the hostess of the series (as a gag, Amanda Bynes actually portrays Penelope in reality and the pair are never shown onscreen together). Such failed schemes may include Penelope's attempts at outsmarting the fictional security guard of the studio in which episodes of the Amanda Show are filmed and at manipulating Amanda's cast-mates into helping her carry out her plans.

Aside from this, the series is formatted as a typical sketch comedy performed by actors who play themselves in sub-plots for the program, a routine involving sketches featured in many other episodes as well as a few sketches only seen in one episode. Sketches included may be parodies (such as "Judge Trudy," an obvious spoof of Judge Judy, "So You Want to Win Five Dollars?", as a parody of Who Wants To Be a Millionaire?, and "Blockblister," a parody of the video rental shopBlockbuster that is known for its constant use of parodies of well-known movies) or shorts featuring humorously eccentric or dimwitted characters.

The Cast

Amanda Bynes - Herself, Penelope Taynt, Judge Trudy, Blini Blokey, Amber, Doreen, Cynthia Worthington, Moody, Crazy Courtney, Candy Tulips, Katie Klutz, Lulu Mae, Cindy Extreme, Sharon, Melody, Mother Caboose, Babs Wrestleberg, People Place Owner
Drake Bell - Himself, Carter Klutz, Kyle Rostensan, Biscotti Blokey, Jeremy Pivers, Eenis, Tony Pajamas, Toby, Thad
Nancy Sullivan - Herself, Mrs. Klutz, Marcy Stimple, Mrs. DeBoat, Mrs. Klutz, Mrs. Rostensan, Mrs. Extreme, Various
Raquel Lee (1999–2000) - Herself, Sheila ("The Girl's Room" segment, Season One), Various
Johnny Kassir (1999–2000) - Himself, Carl Klutz, Mr. Rostensan, Gnocchi Blokey, Doreen's Dad, Mr. Gullible, Various (Season One)
Josh Peck (2000–2002) - Himself, Paulie (Seasons 2-3), various

Supporting cast members

Brian Ahearn - Various
E.E. Bell - Barney the Security Guard, Kreblock (episode 25)
Matthew Botuchis - Sternum ("Moody's Point" segment)
Ashley Edner - Rebecca Fyoomay, Various
Carey Eidel - Moody's Dad ("Moody's Point" segment)
Taylor Emerson - Preston Taynt
Taran Killam - Spaulding ("Moody's Point" segment)
Maureen McCormick - Moody's Mom ("Moody's Point" segment)
Lara Jill Miller - Kathy
Jenna Morrison - Debbie ("The Girl's Room" segment, guest spots on "Stranded" and "So you Wanna Win 5 Dollars"), LunchBay.com spokesgirl, Julie ("Sugar Veggies" commercial)
Andrew Hill Newman - Mr. Gullible (Season 2), Various
Molly Orr - Misty Rains ("Moody's Point" segment)
Lauren Petty - Brie ("Moody's Point" segment)
Reagan Gomez-Preston - Sheila ("The Girl's Room" segment, Season Two and Three)
Dan Sachoff - Doreen's Dad (Season 2), Mr. Extreme
Dan Schneider - Mr. Oldman, Customer ("Souper Dooper" segment)
Jamie Snow - Tammy ("The Girl's Room" segment), Customer ("Scooper Dooper" segment)
Radley Watkins - Various
Gary Anthony Williams - Bailiff

Recurring Sketches

Commercials – At the beginning of each show (after Bynes greets the audience), an advertisement for an unusual product plays. Products include Trash Cones, Popper Pants, Sumo Soda, Pass The Skunk, Lunchbay.com, Meatloaf Crunch, Super Spitballer 5000, Sugar Veggies, Sick Popples, My Beautiful Big Toe, Call Zap, Allowance Doubler, and Homework Hut.
Judge Trudy – This sketch is a parody of the courtroom show Judge Judy. The sketch stars Trudy (played by Amanda Bynes) and the Bailiff (played by Gary Anthony Williams). The sketch features a child plaintiff (usually played by Drake Bell, Josh Peck, Raquel Lee, and/or another child actor) "suing" an adult defendant (played by Johnny Kassir, Nancy Sullivan, and or another adult actor) for petty incidents against the child like giving a kid a shot, telling the kid to turn down their stereo, giving a kid an apple instead of candy on Halloween, telling a kid to please stop mocking someone, making a kid take a bath after playing in the mud, or sending a kid up to their room for refusing to kiss their aunt or even deserved punishments such as groundings, after-school detentions, having something taken away from them, and scoldings as the child will have done something deserving of far worse punishment such as pushing the principal's car into a swimming pool, playing baseball in the house, egging someone's house on Halloween, writing so thoroughly researched of an article regarding this show, filling the house with water, selling a house for a large amount of money to go to an expensive theme park, releasing zoo animals from their cages enough for them to escape into the city, painting the White House pink, gluing everything in the entire classroom, putting itching powder in someone's clothes, painting someone orange while the person was taking a nap, stealing an expensive space shuttle and losing it, or shutting down the entire internet. The defendant typically complained at the beginning of the sketch that Trudy is too young to be a judge, which angered Trudy even more. After the child complained that he/she was grounded, given detention, etc., by the defendant, the audience would boo and throw either garbage, fake fruits, Potatoes, Squash, Dirty old socks, Breakfast Cereal, or 1 half pint of milk at the defendant. Other times, the children behind the defendant would either administer a wedgie or rip off the defendant's hair. Arguing would ensue between Trudy and the adult (often involving more painful stuff to happen to the defendant). But no matter how obvious it is that the child is guilty, Trudy always finds in favor of him/her (even defending him/her by making up reasons as to why the child did the incident) and delivers ridiculous sentences to the adults (some of them occurring if the defendant doesn't have the fine money) such as trapping a defendant in a rocket and sending the defendant to Venus, having the defendant being chased by an unpredictable man in a gorilla suit, having the defendant be thrown into aleopard cage, having the defendants participate in a cage match with two professional wrestlers, crushing the defendant with a boulder, unleashing two hungry leprechauns to chew on the defendants, having the Bailiff place a nest of derangedwoodpeckers on the defendant's head, having a defendant handcuffed to a sweaty opera singer, having the defendant trapped in a box with two contagious sick people, having the Bailiff place the defendant in a bathtub filled with cream and mushroom soup, having a very old lady doing a piggyback ride on the defendant, having the defendants play Dodgeball with three bitter Marines, having the defendant sold to the highest bidder in the courtroom, having the Bailiff give the defendant a little shot itself, opening a trap door beneath the defendants, confiscating the defendant's clothes, having the Bailiff spin the defendant until the defendant is uncomfortable, and having the Bailiff put an angry chipmunk in the defendant's pants. The sketch almost always involves two cases and at the end of each sketch, the Judge calls "Bring in the Dancing Lobsters!". The Dancing Lobsters then proceed to dance in the courtroom joined by the Bailiff, the plaintiff, and the audience.
Blockblister – A parody of video rental store chain Blockbuster. Blockblister is owned and operated by a family of foreigners Gnocchi Blokey (played by Johnny Kassir in season 1 and Andrew Hill Newman in seasons 2 and 3) and his children Blini (portrayed by Amanda Bynes) and Biscotti (played by Drake Bell) who often find themselves facing dissatisfied customers due to the poor quality of the videos rented - which are in fact homemade spoofs of the actual movie requested. The customer who tries to rent Ace Ventura: Pet Detective, George of the Jungle, The Nutty Professor, The Wizard of Oz, Austin Powers, Scream, Star Trek, The Brady Bunch, Titanic, Grease, Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace, X-Men, Stuart Little, South Park, Snow Day, Jurassic Park, Tom Sawyer, or an exercise video only to find out that he or she actually rented Face Ventura: Pet Detective, George from the Jungle, The Nubby Professor, The Wizard of Voz, Austin Powders, Screaming, Star Drek, The Brady Brunch, Tidanic, Crease, Star Wars: The Vantom Menace, F-Men, Stuart Lipple, South Pork, Snowy Day, Jurassic Pack, Tom Zawyer, or the Blokey family's version of an exercise video. Each spoof features the family in poorly made costumes, attempting to act out the movie in less than a minute, usually producing a poor imitation of the original. When the family finishes the movie, the customer would insult them by saying, for an example, "That wasn't (name of real movie title). That was just you two morons (Blini and Biscotti) pretending to be actors." After arguing over the quality of the movie, the family either offers the customer an egg or inquires about payment, generating an adverse reaction from the customer. After the customer leaves - still dissatisfied - (two customers per sketch; three customers in one sketch) the family dances to polka music while holding eggs, concluding the sketch. In one sketch, the family demonstrates the use of a DVP, their country's version of a DVD which is an LP-sized round block of wood played in a loud wooden machine powered by a gasoline engine which is started by pulling a cord; the machine plays their spoof of the movie Mission: Impossible with visual interference and a rattling noise so loud no one can hear the movie. In episode 25, Blini and Biscotti introduced their large tough-looking cousin Kreblock (played by E.E. Bell).
When... Attack – "When... Attack", hosted by Amanda Bynes, parodies dramas such as When Animals Attack!. Bynes introduces herself as some ridiculous but possibly famous character, then explains how a group of entities (such as cheerleaders, elderly women, the kids from The Brady Bunch, school mascots, and female Hula dancers) have been attacking people. She then shows the viewers two incidents of attacks, first played at normal speed, then in slow motion. Most of the attacks occur in an outdoor location. The victims then appear in interviews, injured, distraught and sometimes repeating exactly what the host says. At the end, the host tells the viewers to call a number, usually something like, for example: "1-500-I-Just-Saw-_________-Attack-Some-Person-And-Now-I'm-Calling-This-Number-To-Report-What-I-Saw". The attackers then arrive in the studio causing her to run away screaming. The attackers will then either proceed to attack the camera or dance concluding the sketch. Amanda also shows little sympathy for the victims of the attack.
The Girls' Room – A TV show that takes place in the girls' bathroom of Kawayga Junior High. The hosts are Amber (played by Amanda Bynes), an egotistical girl who always makes sure to remind the audience that she is popular (but most likely isn't because as seen in many skits, not a lot of people seem to think much of her or know who she is), Sheila (played by Raquel Lee in Season 1, Reagan Gomez-Preston in Season 2 and 3), an aggressive girl who disposes of unwelcome guests by giving them swirlies (usually executing them in the middle stall) at Amber's command, Tammy (played by Jamie Snow), an "exchange student" from Tennessee with an extremely thick Southern accent, and Debbie (played by Jenna Morrison), an unintelligent girl who constantly states that she likes eggs in a dopey voice and constantly annoys the others, especially Sheila. The four girls would do various stuff in the girls' bathroom ranging from talking about a pop quiz, Amber running for class president, hosting the Girls' Choice Awards, holding auditions for a possible fifth girl to add to Amber's group, holding a talent contest, hosting the show from the boys' bathroom due to a water pipe burst in the girls' bathroom, hosting the show on prom night, and celebrate Amber's birthday party. Amber has a rivalry with another much more popular girl named Danielle Spencer who always seems to one up Amber, and in one episode, ends up getting a swirly from Sheila. One episode also revealed that Amber has another rivalry with Tina Capone, who also got a swirly from Sheila, after winning the Girls' Choice Award for "Most Popular Girl in School." She is mentioned in another episode. Two sketches of "The Girls' Room" featured appearances Kawayga Junior High's lunch lady Miss Shapein (played by Nancy Sullivan). When the sketch is about to end, Amber would quote that "until next time, I'm popular," Sheila would quote "I'm bad," Tammy would quote "I'm from Tennessee," and Debbie would make a ridiculous comment.
Moody's Point – An over-the-top parody of teen dramas/soap operas, such as Dawson's Creek and Caitlin's Way. The sketch focuses on Moody Fallon (played by Amanda Bynes), an emotionally exaggerated teen whose mother (played by Maureen McCormick) is lost in a hot air balloonand whose father (played by Carey Eidel) loses a toe near the end of the series. It featured characters such as her best friend Brie (played by Lauren Petty), the easily offended Misty Rains (played by Molly Orr), Spalding (played by Taran Killam), a boy who has a huge crush on Moody but criticizes her in a ridiculous way and constantly has objects flung at him from beyond the screen; and Sternum (played by Matthew Botuchis), a brooding "bad boy" who responds to every question by asking the opposite question. Each episode had its own plot, and ends with acliffhanger. An episode ends with Moody finding out that her real parents are circus trapeze artists named "The Flying Worthsbergs." At the end of the episode, the screen shows the words "To Be Continued," but The Amanda Show was cancelled shortly thereafter ending sketch in a cliffhanger. Schneider had pitched an actual spin-off series called "Moody's Point" to Nickelodeon, but the show was never green-lit.
Cynthia Worthington – Cynthia Worthington (played by Amanda Bynes) is an aristocrat who was brought up by a very wealthy and civilized family. She appears to look nice, but engages in revolting behavior such as burping loudly without excusing herself, itching her armpits, eating dip with her hands, eating with her mouth, talking with her mouth full, displaying her foot calluses and using her portable callus sander near food, displaying that she has tremendously long underarm hairs, sneezing on someone, going to the bathroom in her clothes, wiping her mouth on adog, brushing her teeth in fruit punch, spitting cherry pits, mentioning that she hasn't bathed in days, and publicly shaving her legs. At the end of the sketch when she does something even more disgusting, the people watching her get away from her and she responds with "How rude!" (even though she's the one being rude), and she continues doing the disgusting thing.

[1][2]Penelope Taynt stealing the "A" from the "Amanda Show" marquee.*Penelope Taynt – Penelope Taynt (also played by Amanda Bynes) is Amanda's intelligent and mischievous self-proclaimed number one fan. She normally wears a vest, a plaid shirt and gray shorts, as well as large framed black glasses. She has a tattoo of Amanda's face on her belly, which is only seen once on the show. She runs a fansite, AmandaPlease.com, which is actually an official site created for the series. Penelope also has the odd habit of interjecting the word "please" into almost all of her sentences (though in her website she puts this down to the fact that she has always been told to say "please" when she wants something, and she wants to meet Amanda). Between segments in every show, she uses some harebrained scheme to try to meet Amanda, often with the help of Drake, Josh, or her brother Preston (played by Taylor Emerson), but never succeeds, though she is at times exceedingly close to doing so. Penelope would often be thwarted in her plots to meet Amanda by such people as the security guard Barney (played by E.E. Bell) or even the stage hand Kathy (played by Lara Jill Miller). Schemes include cloning Amanda from her toenail (but it turns out to be Drake's), having a bloodhound lead her to Amanda by following her scent, and often breaking into Amanda's dressing room. She frequently interviews people who know Amanda in an attempt to be pointed in the right direction. On rare occasions, Penelope invades skits already in progress (most notably 'Cooking with Me' where she is chased by Security, and steals the cooking pot to try to carry Amanda with her, but Amanda comes up from the hole in the cooker). Her brother Preston has met Amanda and sometimes asks if she could meet Penelope; Amanda always says she cannot. She once shared some romance with Trevor, Barney's son, for a while. However, just as she was about to meet Amanda, she willingly gave up the opportunity and kissed Trevor just as Amanda walks by, unseen by the two. Penelope Taynt makes an appearance in the All That episode that guest starred Amanda Bynes, once again chasing after her idol.

The Extremes – This sketch is about the Extreme family, a family of three (played by Amanda Bynes, Nancy Sullivan, and Dan Sachoff) who always take every little thing to an extreme. Whatever they feel, they seem to always overreact to it. For example, when eating pizza, the daughter begins crying hysterically, claiming she is sad that when they finish eating it, it will be gone. This exasperates everyone around the family.
Hillbilly Moment – Amanda and Drake dress as stereotypical hillbillies named Lula Mae and Eenis (respectively), and tell knock-knock jokes which always end with Lula Mae hitting Eenis over the head with the subject of the knock-knock joke.
- The conversation between the two would always go as follows (with [object] representing the item Lula Mae is holding behind her back with her right hand):
  - Announcer: "It's time for a Hillbilly Moment!" (goofy laugh)
  - Lula Mae: "Hey, hey, knock, knock."
  - Eenis: "Who's there?"
  - Lula Mae: "Uh...[object]."
  - Eenis: "[object] who?"
  - Lula Mae: "I'm gonna hit you in the head with a/an [object]."
  - Eenis: (laughs) "Huh?"
  - Lula Mae hits him in the head with the [object]. Eenis stumbles and sometimes falls over.
  - Eenis: (laughs) "That's a good' un!"
  - Lula Mae: "Yup."
Mr. Gullible – A substitute teacher (played by John Kassir in Season One, Andrew Hill Newman in Season Two) with bucked teeth, who often did what the students claimed their regular teacher did: "Our regular teacher always... (insert wacky task here)." The wacky tasks included eating chalk, drinking out of a fish tank, giving $100 to each student at the end of class, banging his head into a locker during a fire drill, and dancing like a buffoon during history class. He usually questions these ridiculous tasks by asking "..Really?" and the children confirm, leading to Mr. Gullible saying, "Well if that's what your regular teacher does, then I guess I should too." His personality is derived from Jerry Lewis' character Julius Kelp from The Nutty Professor.
Game show parodies with contestants that are characters from other sketches:
- So You Wanna Win Five Dollars? – A game show parody of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? hosted by Tina (played by Amanda Bynes). The contestant, who wasn't very bright, was asked three questions, with the final question being worth five U.S. dollars. The questions were fairly easy with four choices as answers. Half of the answers usually did not have anything to do with the question. For example, when shown the answers for the question, "How many inches are in a foot?", two possible answers were "Pink" and "Meat." Much to Tina's annoyance, most contestants are so lazy and dumb that they do not win. There was one episode where two of Amanda Bynes' characters appeared in the same scene with the episode having Judge Trudy as a contestant.
- Stranded – A parody of the hit reality TV series Survivor, this time contestants were stranded in a strange location in a certain state (such as a bathtub in North Dakota or a parked car in a parking lot in Oklahoma). The contestants, usually characters from other recurring skits in the show, were forced to stay in the place. Whoever stayed the longest would win USD 1,000,000. Whoever left the wacky location would summon two guards to take them out of the location and would be ultimately out of the game. When it came down to three or four contestants, the final three or four must vote one player out of the game. Many characters often annoy each other into leaving the game. Mr. Gullible appears in both versions and is tricked into being the first one out. The second version of this sketch had two of Amanda Bynes' characters appearing in the same scene with that episode having Amber and Crazy Courtney as contestants.
The Klutzes – A family whose members constantly trip and fall down shouting "HUPDEEDOO!," sometimes destroying things. After each incident, members would say "Not a problem!," even if it was, indeed, a problem. At the end of the sketch, the family normally ends up doing something to destroy the building or fall out of a window. Amanda Bynes, Drake Bell, Nancy Sullivan, and John Kassir portrayed the Klutzes.
Crazy Courtney – Courtney (played by Amanda Bynes) is a girl with large teeth, glasses, and a hat who spoke in incomplete sentences. When mad, she would shout "MAH-HA!". She drove people insane by putting on ridiculous schemes such as spraying shaving cream into people's faces or cutting people's hair in order to get the person to leave for her own reasons.
Tony Pajamas – Tony Pajamas (played by Drake Bell) is an Italian mobster. He was known for situations involving his girlfriend Candy Tulips (played by Amanda Bynes), his lackey Paulie (played by Josh Peck), and two unnamed silent servants. Tony would always hit his Paulie. When Paulie asks, "What was that for?", Tony would reply "For being an idiot!" to which the lackey responded, "Okay!", as if it were fair. When anyone mispronounced Tony's last name as /p ə ˈ dʒ æ m ə z / pə-jam-əz, he corrects the character by saying /p ə ˈ dʒ ɑː m ə z / pə-jah-məz. Later on in the scene, Paulie would look out the window and see their enemies the "Al Dente Brothers" who would dangerously throw food like eggs, jelly-filled donuts, and meatballs at Tony and his lackey. This scene would always been taken as a dramatic attack. At one point, Josh imagined his and Drake's roles being reversed in the sketch. The sketch was based on the then-popular television series The Sopranos.
Crime Fighting Cheerleaders – The Crime Fighting Cheerleaders were a band of three high school cheerleaders named Katie (portrayed by Amanda Bynes), Stephanie, and Megan who arrested various criminals (e.g. bullies, thugs). Often, before assaulting and arresting the criminal, this peppy squad would recite a "Give me a [letter]" cheer, ultimately spelling something completely irrelevant to the situation (such as milk, in one episode), apparently to distract and confuse the criminal into vulnerability. After the criminal's arrest, one of the victims would gratefully ask, "How can we ever thank you?" to which the head cheerleader would energetically respond, "By keeping up your school spirit!" Usually, a boy (played by Josh Peck) would ask Katie out on a date. She would say no and knock him to the ground. At the end of the sketch, the crew would announce their exit with a last "Gimme a [letter]" cheer, spelling something like "bye" or "see-ya."
Dooper – A restaurant that served different items every sketch which is run by a man (played by Johnny Kassir in season 1, Dan Sachoff in seasons 2 and 3) and his daughter Doreen (played by Amanda Bynes). Whatever was offered (i.e. ice cream, soup, sushi, cookie, jerky, hot dog), was usually gross. Examples included Spider Crunch Ice Cream (with actual spiders), Underwear Chowder, live fish for an unfolded sushi, Electric Zaps (a cookie which contains 7,000 volts of electricity), Rat Jerkey (a jerky that is made from the rats that are caught in the kitchen), and foot long hot dogs made from actual feet. On occasion, a customer would ask "Hey, didn't this used to be a (sushi, cookie, soup, etc.) restaurant?" The employees would respond that it "wasn't their thing" and say that they're now (weenie, cookie, sushi, etc.) people. In later episodes, they would say things like "I'll thank you never to mention that again." At the end of the skit, the customer tries a special sample that actually tastes good — but it had a surprise. After hearing the name of the sample, they will ask why it was named that upon which the customer would have some calamity related to the name of the dish happen to him or her such as being tackled by a Dancing Lobster upon trying the ice cream "Lobster Tackle," being punched by Abraham Lincoln upon trying the soup "Lincoln Punch", being attacked by a samurai upon trying the sushi "Samurai Roll", being crushed by a refrigerator upon trying the cookie "Refrigerator Crunch", being abducted by aliens upon trying "Alien Abduction Jerky," or being blown away by strong winds upon trying a "Hurricane Dog". A recurring gag is that the family's grandfather comes in from the back to comment something and the father responds "NOT NOW, GRANDPA". Grandpa usually responds to that comment by telling the dad "You're a failure," which goes with their usually unsuccessful business.
Mr. Oldman – An elderly widower (played by Dan Schneider) who was a victim of constant prank phone calls from a red curly-haired character named Sallace Poofender Mrs. Thrice Lemon (played by Amanda Bynes). The character often told Mr. Oldman to do unusual tasks, like spraying whipped cream in his mouth or confirming his order of cheese and zebras or putting his slipper down his pants or to press his nose and say "Beep!" for potato salad. Mr. Oldman would then say "But I don't wanna (thing that the prankster says)!" then does it anyways. At the end of the skit, he would go on a rant, constantly screaming "YOU HAVE THE WRONG NUMBER!!!" and talking nonsense while the girl made silly faces mocking him. Mr. Oldman always appeared saying, using some strange phrase, that he hates children with one of them mentioning how some children have been playing on his lawn.
The Dare Show – A show hosted by a sister Sharon (played by Amanda Bynes) and her younger brother, Toby (played by Drake Bell). They claimed they would accept any dare, but whenever a caller suggested a dare (especially a rude dare), they reneged on their promise. The caller would call them an insulting name and the hosts would give in. Dares included Sharon brushing her teeth with her brother's foot and Toby beating himself up. After they would do it, they would say "Oh, man, I cannot believe I just did that!" At the end of the show, the hosts' mother (played by Nancy Sullivan) would find them doing The Dare Show after she told them not to. Then the caller would dare the mother to do something such as eating an entire jar of mayonnaise, shaving her head, or licking the camera and the mother would refuse until being called a name. She then would perform the act. The callers are said to come from a city in the wrong location such as Los Angeles, North Dakota and Barcelona, Alabama.
Melody & Thad – A duo parody (played by Amanda Bynes and Drake Bell) of Chad & Jeremy and Sonny & Cher who usually performed songs that were offensive and inappropriate to the occasion. For example in a restaurant, they sang a song about an unpleasant experience in a restaurant that included vomiting and snot. In another occasion which involved a wedding, they sang a song which insulted the groom's appearance. Every time, the hostess (played by Nancy Sullivan) interrupts their song and tells them that it isn't the right one, but they do not understand what she meant. Melody is known to be a talkative and harsh person, and Thad is known to be a puzzled and crestfallen person playing guitar.
Totally Kyle – A stereotypical laid back hippie surfer named Kyle Rostensan (played by Drake Bell) who told nonsense stories, such as describing the time he lost a cordless phone, or about how finding a dead bird made him change his normal route to school. He is depicted with long, messy, shaggy brown hair, a baggy, tie-dye shirt, and a pale yellow electric guitar. He used the word "like" a lot, and always had an electric guitar hanging from his neck. His stories usually started with the line 'One time...'. This was the only recurring sketch without Bynes' appearance (she introduces Kyle off-screen), and the only character from any skit to appear on All That. Totally Kyle had a crossover with The Girls Room and falls in love with Debbie. Kyle even appeared in So You Want to Win Five Dollars, he was a contestant there and got all the answers wrong. A segment that featured him at school revealed that even his parents and grandparents talk like him much to the disappointment of the teacher.
Amanda's Jacuzzi – A talk-show where Amanda Bynes is in a jacuzzi with a guest who is either fictional (such as Santa Claus and Frankenstein's Monster), famous deceased historical characters (such as Elvis Presley, King Henry VIII, and Babe Ruth), or a random character such as the "Swiss Guy". She asked them two normal questions about themselves, and then a ridiculous one. The puzzled guest would reply, "No", and then Amanda asks, "How about a plate of spaghetti?" Dwarf waiters then served Amanda and the guest spaghetti, and the guests usually say something silly but appropriate, such as King Henry VIII saying "Long live the me."
Stop Motion Amanda – A stop motion Amanda does wacky things, often with a pet dog named Scooper or Dumples. These sketches were discontinued beginning with the second season. The animation was done by Tom Megalis
The Lucklesses – A family that always experiences horrible luck, including being struck by lightning or getting money stolen. Usually when something bad happens to them, someone in the family will say 'What are the odds of that', and the father will say 'I don't know'.
Marcy Stimple – An absent minded girl (played by Nancy Sullivan) who always gets crazy. She appears in "So You Wanna Win Five Dollars" as a contestant, "Cookie" Dooper as a customer, and "Stranded" where she and other characters were stranded in a bathtub.
Miss DeBoat – Janice DeBoat (played by Nancy Sullivan) is a teacher with short black hair and horn-rimmed glasses who becomes the target of other characters such as Judge Trudy (who enrolled in her class), Tony Pajamas (who had to deal with her and Principal Walter Flange when Candy Tulips was in trouble), and even was the teacher for students who have gifted powers for which she does not approve of. She likes to give out pop quizzes.

Episodes

Main article: List of The Amanda Show episodes

Merchandising

Title	Released
Amanda, Please!	October 5, 2004
Includes Episode 214 and Episode 217. DVD exclusives are Episode 222 and Episode 226.
The Girls' Room	October 5, 2004
Includes Episode 216 and Episode 219. DVD exclusives are Episode 224 and Episode 228.
Totally Amanda	February 22, 2005
Includes Episode 215 and Episode 220. DVD exclusives are Episode 223 and Episode 225.
The Best of Volume 1	July 29, 2008
iTunes only; Includes Episode 2, Episode 3, Episode 10, Episode 11 and Episode 13.
The Best of Volume 2	June 22, 2009
iTunes only; Includes Episode 210, Episode 216, Episode 217, Episode 219 and Episode 220.
The Best of Volume 3	May 16, 2011
iTunes only; Includes Episode 222, Episode 223, Episode 224, Episode 225 and Episode 226.
The Best of Volume 4	January 8, 2013
iTunes only; Includes Episode 227, Episode 228, Episode 229, Episode 230 and Episode 231.
The Best of Season One	March 13, 2012^[7]
Includes episodes 2-4, 6-7, 9-11 and 13 - episodes 1, 5, 8 and 12 aren't included.
Season Two	March 13, 2012^[8]
Includes episodes 14-30 (the entire season two).
Season Three	March 13, 2012^[9]
Includes episodes 31-41 (the entire season three).
The Best of The Amanda Show	March 13, 2012^[10]
Includes the six best-of episodes.

Syndication

Reruns of The Amanda Show originally started airing on The N (now TeenNick) on October 31, 2007 and was dropped from the channel in March 2008, but then returned on April 4, 2009 and again is now airing daily on the weekdays as of November 2011. All of the show's episodes aired, except for episode 17 of season two. The Best of The Amanda Show also didn't air. The original TV rating was TV-Y7, but now the rating is TV-G, like all of the other shows that aired on the former TEENick block on Nickelodeon. On August 3, 2009, The Amanda Show was dropped from The N once again, but returned in the new TeenNick block The '90s Are All That on October 17, 2011.^[4]^[5]^[6]

Starting July 11, 2011 on Nicktoons in the UK, it shows Weekdays at 9:00pm. Some episodes, (possibly for legal reasons), have been missed from being broadcast on Nicktoons, as of the 18th of August 2011, the following episodes have been missed: Season 1, episodes 3, 8, 11 and 12, Season 2, episodes 3, 7 and 14, Season 3, episodes 1, 2, 6 and 10. Reasons for these episodes not being shown are yet to be confirmed, although, The Amanda Show is to be repeated and so possibly, the missing episodes will be shown then.

Nickelodeon Canada began airing the series on September 5, 2011 with the exception of Season 1 episodes 8 and 12 (which featured musical guests), and Season 3 episode 11.

Reruns of The Amanda Show began airing on TeenNick on October 11, 2011. Although it was originally announced as part of TeenNick's 1990s block The '90s Are All That, the series instead aired as a standalone series during the daytime. The series was pulled from the air April 6, 2012, following Bynes's arrest for driving under the influence.

The show then returned to TeenNick on September 17, 2012 and is airing in 2 hr blocks Monday- Friday from 10 am (MT Time) to 12 pm (MT time) and Saturdays and Sundays from 9 am (MT time) until 11 am (MT Time).

External links

Official website
The Amanda Show at the Internet Movie Database
The Amanda Show at TV.com

Parodies

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The Amanda Show/Thomas
The Amanda Show/TUGS
The Amanda Show/Buffy the Vampire Slayer
The Amanda Show/Dark Shadows
The Amanda Show/Cheaper by the Dozen (2003)
The Amanda Show/Sailor Moon
The Amanda Show/Teen Titans
The Amanda Show/Gossip Girl
The Amanda Show/Clarence
The Amanda Show/The Amityville Horror (2005)
The Amanda Show/Victorious
The Amanda Show/It's a Boy Girl Thing (2006)
The Amanda Show/The Clique (2008)
The Amanda Show/Despicable Me 2 (2013)
The Amanda Show/The Smurfs 2 (2013)
The Amanda Show/Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2 (2013)
The Amanda Show/Grown Ups 2 (2013)
The Amanda Show/Monsters University
The Amanda Show/Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters
The Amanda Show/Journey 2: The Mysterious Island
The Amanda Show/Dr. Dolittle: Million Dollar Mutts (2009)
The Amanda Show/How To Train Your Dragon 2 (2014)
The Amanda Show/The Amazing Spider-Man 2 (2014)
The Amanda Show/Dolphin Tale 2 (2014)
The Amanda Show/Horrible Bosses 2 (2014)
The Amanda Show/Pitch Perfect 2 (2015)
The Amanda Show/Rio 3 (2017)
The Amanda Show/The Kidsongs Television Show
The Amanda Show/The Wind in the Willows
The Amanda Show/The Pink Panther
The Amanda Show/Wee Sing
The Amanda Show/Labyrinth (1986)
The Amanda Show/Tower of Terror (1997)
The Amanda Show/The Wacky Adventures of Ronald McDonald
The Amanda Show/Back at the Barnyard
The Amanda Show/Sleeping Beauty
The Amanda Show/The Aristocats
The Amanda Show/Song of the South
The Amanda Show/The Brave Little Toaster
The Amanda Show/Mary Poppins
The Amanda Show/Fun and Fancy Free
The Amanda Show/Barney
The Amanda Show/Sesame Street
The Amanda Show/Muppets
The Amanda Show/Arthur
The Amanda Show/Cyberchase
The Amanda Show/Wild Kratts
The Amanda Show/Zoboomafoo
The Amanda Show/Timmy the Tooth
The Amanda Show/Mario
The Amanda Show/Sonic
The Amanda Show/Pokemon
The Amanda Show/Kirby
The Amanda Show/PAC-MAN
The Amanda Show/Zelda
The Amanda Show/Metal Gear Solid
The Amanda Show/Wreck-It Ralph
The Amanda Show/Casablanca (1942)
The Amanda Show/The Wizard of Oz
The Amanda Show/Oz: The Great and Powerful
The Amanda Show/Legends of Oz: Dorothy's Return
The Amanda Show/Family Guy
The Amanda Show/The Simpsons
The Amanda Show/Archer
The Amanda Show/King of the Hill
The Amanda Show/South Park
The Amanda Show/American Dad
The Amanda Show/The Cleveland Show
The Amanda Show/Futurama
The Amanda Show/The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water
The Amanda Show/Spongebob
The Amanda Show/Rugrats
The Amanda Show/Hey Arnold
The Amanda Show/Jimmy Neutron
The Amanda Show/The Fairly OddParents
The Amanda Show/Blue's Clues
The Amanda Show/Dora the Explorer
The Amanda Show/Wallace and Gromit
The Amanda Show/Monster House
The Amanda Show/Open Season
The Amanda Show/Surf's Up
The Amanda Show/Hotel Transylvania
The Amanda Show/The Pirates! Band of Misfits
The Amanda Show/Sanjay and Craig
The Amanda Show/Bob's Burgers
The Amanda Show/Codename: Kids Next Door
The Amanda Show/Chowder
The Amanda Show/Recess
The Amanda Show/The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack
The Amanda Show/Gravity Falls
The Amanda Show/Fat Albert (2004)
The Amanda Show/Mean Girls (2004)
The Amanda Show/Jersey Girl (2004)
The Amanda Show/DodgeBall: A True Underdog Story (2004)
The Amanda Show/Fantastic Four (2005)
The Amanda Show/Robots
The Amanda Show/Garfield
The Amanda Show/Peanuts
The Amanda Show/Ice Age
The Amanda Show/Alvin and the Chipmunks
The Amanda Show/VeggieTales
The Amanda Show/101 Dalmatians
The Amanda Show/The Jungle Book
The Amanda Show/The Rescuers
The Amanda Show/Bedknobs and Broomsticks
The Amanda Show/Shrek
The Amanda Show/Shark Tale
The Amanda Show/Madagascar
The Amanda Show/Over the Hedge
The Amanda Show/Bee Movie
The Amanda Show/Kung Fu Panda
The Amanda Show/Fiddler on the Roof (1971)
The Amanda Show/Meet Me in St. Louis (1944)
The Amanda Show/Ben-Hur (1959)
The Amanda Show/The Bells of St. Mary's (1945)
The Amanda Show/Hope and Glory (1987)
The Amanda Show/A Prayer for the Dying (1987)
The Amanda Show/Toy Story
The Amanda Show/A Bug's Life
The Amanda Show/Finding Nemo
The Amanda Show/The Incredibles
The Amanda Show/Cars
The Amanda Show/Planes
The Amanda Show/Brave
The Amanda Show/Ratatouille
The Amanda Show/WALL-E
The Amanda Show/The Sound of Music (1965)
The Amanda Show/State Fair (1945)
The Amanda Show/Oklahoma! (1955)
The Amanda Show/Loonatics Unleashed
The Amanda Show/The Great Mouse Detective
The Amanda Show/Snow White
The Amanda Show/Lady and the Tramp
The Amanda Show/The Black Cauldron
The Amanda Show/Alice in Wonderland
The Amanda Show/Robin Hood
The Amanda Show/Peter Pan
The Amanda Show/Pinocchio
The Amanda Show/Bambi
The Amanda Show/Cinderella
The Amanda Show/Dumbo
The Amanda Show/The Music Man (1962)
The Amanda Show/My Fair Lady (1964)
The Amanda Show/Damn Yankees! (1958)
The Amanda Show/Alexander & The Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day (2014)
The Amanda Show/Annie (2014)
The Amanda Show/Birdman (2014)
The Amanda Show/Penguins of Madagascar (2014)
The Amanda Show/The Lego Movie (2014)
The Amanda Show/Mr. Peabody & Sherman (2014)
The Amanda Show/Big Hero 6 (2014)
The Amanda Show/Frozen (2013)
The Amanda Show/The Last Mimzy (2007)
The Amanda Show/Elf
The Amanda Show/John Tucker Must Die (2006)
The Amanda Show/Turbo (2013)
The Amanda Show/Epic (2013)
The Amanda Show/Rise of the Guardians (2012)
The Amanda Show/The Lorax (2012)
The Amanda Show/Minions (2015)
The Amanda Show/Pan (2015)
The Amanda Show/Inside Out (2015)
The Amanda Show/Home (2015)
The Amanda Show/Project Almanac (2015)
The Amanda Show/In The Heart Of The Sea
The Amanda Show/Kingmsan: The Secret Service
The Amanda Show/Hillsong: Let Hope Rise
The Amanda Show/Looney Tunes
The Amanda Show/Tiny Toon Adventures
The Amanda Show/Animaniacs
The Amanda Show/The Little Mermaid
The Amanda Show/Beauty and the Beast
The Amanda Show/Aladdin
The Amanda Show/The Lion King
The Amanda Show/Pocahontas
The Amanda Show/The Hunchback of Notre Dame
The Amanda Show/Hercules
The Amanda Show/Mulan
The Amanda Show/Tarzan
The Amanda Show/The Secret Partner (1961)
The Amanda Show/Doctor Zhivago (1965)
The Amanda Show/Ed, Edd, n Eddy
The Amanda Show/Dexter's Laboratory
The Amanda Show/Adventure Time
The Amanda Show/Regular Show
The Amanda Show/Ben 10: Ultimate Alien
The Amanda Show/The Amazing World of Gumball
The Amanda Show/Dinner at Eight (1933)
The Amanda Show/Gone with the Wind (1939)
The Amanda Show/Goodbye, Mr. Chips (1939)
The Amanda Show/Singin' in the Rain (1952)
The Amanda Show/Easter Parade (1948)
The Amanda Show/The Rainbow (1989)
The Amanda Show/Rainbow (1996)
The Amanda Show/Finian's Rainbow (1968)
The Amanda Show/Fullmetal Alchemist
The Amanda Show/Street Fighter
The Amanda Show/Tekken
The Amanda Show/Mega Man X
The Amanda Show/Sabrina The Animated Series
The Amanda Show/Legend of Korra
The Amanda Show/Sailor Moon Crystal
The Amanda Show/Suite Pretty Cure
The Amanda Show/Yours, Mines and Ours (2005)
The Amanda Show/The Frighteners (1996)
The Amanda Show/Ghost (1990)
The Amanda Show/Mostly Ghostly: Have You Met My Ghoulfriend?
The Amanda Show/Once Upon a Time
The Amanda Show/Strawberry Shortcake
The Amanda Show/Squirrel Boy
The Amanda Show/A Christmas Carol
The Amanda Show/Sonny with a Chance
The Amanda Show/Dog with a Blog
The Amanda Show/Liv and Maddie
The Amanda Show/Bee and Puppycat
The Amanda Show/Bravest Warriors
The Amanda Show/Stickin' Around
The Amanda Show/The Mighty B!
The Amanda Show/Wizards of Waverly Place
The Amanda Show/iCarly
The Amanda Show/Drake & Josh
The Amanda Show/Steven Universe
The Amanda Show/Dance Moms
The Amanda Show/The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy
The Amanda Show/The Life and Times of Juniper Lee
The Amanda Show/The Weekenders
The Amanda Show/Detention
The Amanda Show/Atomic Betty
The Amanda Show/Braceface
The Amanda Show/Lloyd in Space
The Amanda Show/Doug
The Amanda Show/Fanboy and Chum Chum
The Amanda Show/The Haunting (1999)
The Amanda Show/27 Dresses (2008)
The Amanda Show/Shake It Up
The Amanda Show/A.N.T. Farm
The Amanda Show/90210
The Amanda Show/The O.C.
The Amanda Show/The Carrie Diaries
The Amanda Show/Veronica Mars
The Amanda Show/One Tree Hill
The Amanda Show/Gilmore Girls
The Amanda Show/NYC Prep
The Amanda Show/The Secret Life of the American Teenager
The Amanda Show/Privileged
The Amanda Show/The Vampire Diaries
The Amanda Show/The Secret Circle
The Amanda Show/Pretty Little Liars
The Amanda Show/The Sixth Sense (1999)
The Amanda Show/The Ring (2002)
The Amanda Show/The Haunting (1963)
The Amanda Show/The Nightmare Before Christmas
The Amanda Show/Gregory Horror Show
The Amanda Show/Samurai Pizza Cats
The Amanda Show/Good Burger
The Amanda Show/Cyborg Kuro-chan
The Amanda Show/Dino Babies
The Amanda Show/Bobby's World
The Amanda Show/Anime
The Amanda Show/DC
The Amanda Show/Marvel
The Amanda Show/Disney
The Amanda Show/Adventures of the Little Koala
The Amanda Show/Maple Town
The Amanda Show/The Littl' Bits
The Amanda Show/Totally Spies!
The Amanda Show/Five Nights at Freddy's
The Amanda Show/Mumfie
The Amanda Show/Pound Puppies (1986)
The Amanda Show/Pecola
The Amanda Show/PB&J Otter
The Amanda Show/Richie Rich
The Amanda Show/The Get Along Gang
The Amanda Show/Shirt Tales
The Amanda Show/Sylvanian Families
The Amanda Show/The Wuzzles
The Amanda Show/The Adventures of the Gummi Bears
The Amanda Show/Monchhichis
The Amanda Show/Baby's Day Out
The Amanda Show/Rude Dog and the Dweebs
The Amanda Show/Popples
The Amanda Show/Seabert
The Amanda Show/Little Clowns of Happytown
The Amanda Show/Bubble Bobble
The Amanda Show/Mappy
The Amanda Show/Thunderbirds
The Amanda Show/Terrahawks
The Amanda Show/Mixels
The Amanda Show/Conker's Bad Fur Day
The Amanda Show/The Nutshack
The Amanda Show/Ghostbusters
The Amanda Show/Back to the Future
The Amanda Show/Beetlejuice (1988)
The Amanda Show/Good Burger
The Amanda Show/Problem Child (1990)
The Amanda Show/Gung Ho! (1986)
The Amanda Show/Monkeybone
The Amanda Show/Killer Klowns from Outer Space
The Amanda Show/Home Alone
The Amanda Show/Inspector Gadget
The Amanda Show/Hello Kitty's Furry Tale Theater
The Amanda Show/Around the World with Willy Fog
The Amanda Show/Foofur
The Amanda Show/Ovide and the Gang
The Amanda Show/Noozles
The Amanda Show/The World of David the Gnome
The Amanda Show/Doctor Snuggles
The Amanda Show/The NewZealand Story
The Amanda Show/The Wild Puffalumps
The Amanda Show/Kissyfur
The Amanda Show/Sooty
The Amanda Show/Pajanimals
The Amanda Show/Big Bag
The Amanda Show/Eureeka's Castle
The Amanda Show/Zoobilee Zoo
The Amanda Show/Jingaroo
The Amanda Show/Blinky Bill
The Amanda Show/The Raccoons
The Amanda Show/Bertha
The Amanda Show/Postman Pat
The Amanda Show/The Adventures of The Little Prince
The Amanda Show/Grimm's Fairy Tale Classics
The Amanda Show/Pee-Wee's Playhouse
The Amanda Show/Muppet Babies
The Amanda Show/The Mysterious Cities of Gold
The Amanda Show/Congo (1995)
The Amanda Show/Idle Hands (1999)
The Amanda Show/C.H.O.M.P.S. (1979)
The Amanda Show/The Villain (1979)
The Amanda Show/Without a Paddle (2004)
The Amanda Show/Friends
The Amanda Show/Where's My Water
The Amanda Show/Thomas and the Magic Railroad
The Amanda Show/LocoRoco
The Amanda Show/Winky Dink and You
The Amanda Show/The Care Bears Family
The Amanda Show/Timothy Goes to School
The Amanda Show/Front Row Joe (Cinemark Policy Trailers)
The Amanda Show/Clip (AMC Theatres Mascot)
The Amanda Show/Go!Animate
The Amanda Show/Real World Muppets
The Amanda Show/To Love-Ru
The Amanda Show/American Teen (2008)
The Amanda Show/Clueless (1995)
The Amanda Show/The Breakfast Club (1985)
The Amanda Show/American Pie (1999)
The Amanda Show/The Princess Diaries (2001)
The Amanda Show/17 Again (2009)
The Amanda Show/Get Over It (2001)
The Amanda Show/The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants (2005)
The Amanda Show/From Justin to Kelly (2003)
The Amanda Show/The Wild Thornberrys
The Amanda Show/Sabrina, the Teenage Witch
The Amanda Show/Boy Meets World
The Amanda Show/The Suite Life of Zack & Cody
The Amanda Show/Freaky Friday (2003)
The Amanda Show/That's So Raven
The Amanda Show/Even Stevens
The Amanda Show/Malibu's Most Wanted (2003)
The Amanda Show/School for Vampires
The Amanda Show/Clarissa Explains It All
The Amanda Show/Maburaho
The Amanda Show/Salute Your Shorts
The Amanda Show/Beetlejuice (Cartoon)
The Amanda Show/The Secret World of Alex Mack
The Amanda Show/Drake & Josh
The Amanda Show/iCarly
The Amanda Show/Zoey 101
The Amanda Show/Best Friends Whenever
The Amanda Show/Invisible Sister (2015)
The Amanda Show/The Adventures of Pete & Pete
The Amanda Show/The Amanda Show
The Amanda Show/The Mystery Files of Shelby Woo
The Amanda Show/Samurai Champloo
The Amanda Show/W.I.T.C.H.
The Amanda Show/Fillmore!
The Amanda Show/Stoked
The Amanda Show/Detention
The Amanda Show/Azumanga Daioh
The Amanda Show/School Rumble
The Amanda Show/Daria
The Amanda Show/Bamboo Blade
The Amanda Show/Clone High
The Amanda Show/Chibi Maruko-chan
The Amanda Show/Growing Up Creepie
The Amanda Show/Ruby Gloom
The Amanda Show/The Addams Family
The Amanda Show/Yu-Gi-Oh!
The Amanda Show/Soul Eater Not!
The Amanda Show/WataMote
The Amanda Show/School Days
The Amanda Show/Random! Cartoons
The Amanda Show/The Perfect Man (2005)
The Amanda Show/The Ghosts of Motley Hall
The Amanda Show/Lady in White (1988)
The Amanda Show/Cory in the House
The Amanda Show/To Love-Ru
The Amanda Show/American Teen (2008)
The Amanda Show/Batteries Not Included (1987)
The Amanda Show/Project X (1987)
The Amanda Show/Equestria Girls
The Amanda Show/Generator Rex
The Amanda Show/The Buzz on Maggie
The Amanda Show/ChalkZone
The Amanda Show/Final Fantasy
The Amanda Show/Borderlands
The Amanda Show/Little Bear
The Amanda Show/Jackie Chan Adventures
The Amanda Show/Fargo (1996)
The Amanda Show/American Mary (2012)
The Amanda Show/They (2002)
The Amanda Show/The Dust Factory (2004)
The Amanda Show/Pillow Talk (1959)
The Amanda Show/Brave New Girl (2004)
The Amanda Show/Gothic (1986)
The Amanda Show/The Maiden and the Princess (2011)
The Amanda Show/We Bare Bears
The Amanda Show/Problem Solverz
The Amanda Show/Sheep In The Big City
The Amanda Show/Whatever Happened to Robot Jones?
The Amanda Show/Courage the Cowardly Dog
The Amanda Show/Aaahh!!! Real Monsters
The Amanda Show/Almost Heroes
The Amanda Show/Finding Dory
The Amanda Show/Despicable Me (2010)
The Amanda Show/The Smurfs (2011)
The Amanda Show/Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs (2009)
The Amanda Show/Grown Ups (2010)
The Amanda Show/Monsters, Inc.
The Amanda Show/Monsters University
The Amanda Show/Percy Jackson: The Lightning Thief
The Amanda Show/Journey to the Center of the Earth
The Amanda Show/Journey 2: The Mysterious Island
The Amanda Show/Dr. Dolittle (1998)
The Amanda Show/Dr. Dolittle 2 (2001)
The Amanda Show/Into the Woods (film)
The Amanda Show/The Big Bus (1976)
The Amanda Show/The Devil's Own (1997)
The Amanda Show/Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby (2006)
The Amanda Show/Cry_Wolf (2005)
The Amanda Show/When a Stranger Calls (2006)
The Amanda Show/My Soul to Take (2010)
The Amanda Show/Dead Tone (2007)
The Amanda Show/My Little Eye (2002)
The Amanda Show/Prom Night (2008)
The Amanda Show/Halloween (1978)
The Amanda Show/Dark Ride (2006)
The Amanda Show/Student Bodies (1981)
The Amanda Show/Cherry Falls (2000)
The Amanda Show/To All a Goodnight (1980)
The Amanda Show/Sleepaway Camp (1983)
The Amanda Show/High Tension (2003)
The Amanda Show/All the Boys Love Mandy Lane (2006)
The Amanda Show/The Sleeper (2012)
The Amanda Show/I've Been Waiting for You (1998)
The Amanda Show/A Girl Like Her (2015)
The Amanda Show/Cyberbully (2011)
The Amanda Show/Thirteen (2003)
The Amanda Show/Let the Right One In (2008)
The Amanda Show/Let Me In (2010)
The Amanda Show/Heathers (1988)
The Amanda Show/Carrie (2002)
The Amanda Show/Carrie (2013)
The Amanda Show/Finding Kind (2011)
The Amanda Show/The Rage: Carrie 2 (1999)
The Amanda Show/Tamara (2005)
The Amanda Show/Bad Reputation (2005)
The Amanda Show/Three O'Clock High (1987)
The Amanda Show/Lego Island
The Amanda Show/Silent Night, Deadly Night (1984)
The Amanda Show/Scrooged (1988)
The Amanda Show/Supernoobs
The Amanda Show/PJ Masks
The Amanda Show/Sofia the First
The Amanda Show/Gangster Squad (2013)
The Amanda Show/House of Mouse
The Amanda Show/Village of the Damned (1960)
The Amanda Show/Village of the Damned (1995)
The Amanda Show/Children of the Corn (1984)
The Amanda Show/Barnyard (2006)
The Amanda Show/Babel (2006)
The Amanda Show/Nacho Libre (2006)
The Amanda Show/John Tucker Must Die (2006)
The Amanda Show/Angela's Ashes (1999)
The Amanda Show/Goosebumps (2015)
The Amanda Show/High School DxD
The Amanda Show/The Shining
The Amanda Show/The Moth Diaries (2011)
The Amanda Show/The Addams Family (1991)
The Amanda Show/Friends (TV Series)
The Amanda Show/Taina
The Amanda Show/Life with Derek
The Amanda Show/Stuck in the Middle
The Amanda Show/Caitlin's Way
The Amanda Show/Stoked
The Amanda Show/Deadpool (2016)
The Amanda Show/Undertale
The Amanda Show/Total Drama
The Amanda Show/Zootopia (2016)
The Amanda Show/Pingu
The Amanda Show/Animal Crossing
The Amanda Show/Muffin the Mule
The Amanda Show/Walt Disney World Quest: Magical Racing Tour
The Amanda Show/Ivy the Kiwi?
The Amanda Show/The Noddy Shop
The Amanda Show/The Adventures of Teddy Ruxpin
The Amanda Show/Miffy
The Amanda Show/Computer Critters
The Amanda Show/Naughty Naughty Pets
The Amanda Show/Monsuno
The Amanda Show/RWBY
The Amanda Show/The Loud House
The Amanda Show/Bunnicula
The Amanda Show/The Angry Birds Movie (2016)
The Amanda Show/Little Einsteins
The Amanda Show/Timon & Pumbaa
The Amanda Show/Little Golden Book Land
The Amanda Show/Midnight Horror School
The Amanda Show/Gamba no Bōken
The Amanda Show/Sherlock Hound
The Amanda Show/Back to the Beach (1987)
The Amanda Show/Rad (1986)
The Amanda Show/Won Ton Ton, the Dog Who Saved Hollywood (1976)

The Amanda Show/Theodore Tugboat
The Amanda Show/The Berenstain Bears
The Amanda Show/Dr. Seuss
The Amanda Show/Sonic
The Amanda Show/Garfield
The Amanda Show/Mr Men
The Amanda Show/Disney
The Amanda Show/Bob the Builder
The Amanda Show/Superted
The Amanda Show/The Simpsons
The Amanda Show/Family Guy
The Amanda Show/South Park
The Amanda Show/Dangermouse
The Amanda Show/Rugrats
The Amanda Show/Thomas and the Magic Railroad
The Amanda Show/Bananaman
The Amanda Show/The BFG
The Amanda Show/The Flintstones
The Amanda Show/Scooby Doo
The Amanda Show/The Little Engine That Could
The Amanda Show/Futurama
The Amanda Show/Ferry Boat Fred
The Amanda Show/SpongeBob
The Amanda Show/Victor & Hugo
The Amanda Show/King of the Hill
The Amanda Show/Budgie the Little Helicopter
The Amanda Show/Fireman Sam
The Amanda Show/Salty's Lighthouse
The Amanda Show/Ernest the Engine & Others
The Amanda Show/Mario
The Amanda Show/Judge Judy
The Amanda Show/Pokemon
The Amanda Show/Dennis the Menace
The Amanda Show/Horrid Henry
The Amanda Show/Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
The Amanda Show/The Fairly OddParents
The Amanda Show/Movies
The Amanda Show/Noddy's Toyland Adventures
The Amanda Show/Tom and Jerry
The Amanda Show/Pingu
The Amanda Show/The Mr. Men Show
The Amanda Show/Barney
The Amanda Show/Sesame Street
The Amanda Show/Thomas Parodies
The Amanda Show/The Wiggles
The Amanda Show/Robin hood
The Amanda Show/Tom and Jerry
The Amanda Show/The hunchback of notre dame
The Amanda Show/David the Gnome
The Amanda Show/Igor
The Amanda Show/The Lion King
The Amanda Show/WALL-E
The Amanda Show/Where is Waldo
The Amanda Show/Hero of the Rails
The Amanda Show/Muppet Treasure Island
The Amanda Show/Muppets' Wizard of Oz
The Amanda Show/Mighty Morphin Power Rangers
The Amanda Show/Wishbone
The Amanda Show/Super Why
The Amanda Show/Street Fighter
The Amanda Show/Shark Tale
The Amanda Show/Clone High
The Amanda Show/Jimmy Two-Shoes
The Amanda Show/The Save-Ums!
The Amanda Show/The Big Bang Theory
The Amanda Show/The Muppet Movie
The Amanda Show/Final Destination
The Amanda Show/Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1
The Amanda Show/Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2
The Amanda Show/The Wizard of Oz
The Amanda Show/Sonic X
The Amanda Show/Naruto
The Amanda Show/Teen Titans
The Amanda Show/Adventure Time
The Amanda Show/Fraggle Rock
The Amanda Show/Final Fantasy 7
The Amanda Show/Buffy the Vampire Slayer
The Amanda Show/The Muppets (2011)
The Amanda Show/Bambi
The Amanda Show/The Lion King II: Simba's Pride
The Amanda Show/Finding Nemo
The Amanda Show/Toy Story
The Amanda Show/Toy Story 3
The Amanda Show/A Bug's Life
The Amanda Show/Pinky and the Brain
The Amanda Show/Two and a Half Men
The Amanda Show/Gary the Steam Engine
The Amanda Show/Jack and the Pack
The Amanda Show/Skarloey
The Amanda Show/Dastardly and Muttley
The Amanda Show/Tekken
The Amanda Show/Dinosaurs
The Amanda Show/The Land Before Time
The Amanda Show/Alvin and the Chipmunks
The Amanda Show/The King of Fighters
The Amanda Show/Salute Your Shorts
The Amanda Show/Wreck-It Ralph
The Amanda Show/Rise of the Guardians (2012)
The Amanda Show/Mickey Mouse
The Amanda Show/Mega Man X

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