Bizarro Bakery #???: iStart a Fan War [iCarly]

A fan war isn't the only thing starting...
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[@CaptainJZH]

And so it begins...

[@malachitehawk6337]

CaptainJZH No finally🔥🔥🔥🔥 I thought he forgot about Sadie ‼️‼️‼️

[@ChibiTails]

Been so long you forgot what number it was, huh?

[@RedVanBuskirk]

Alright! It's been way too long since the last bakery vid. I'm really excited to see what's next!

[@semicolon6294]

My favourite episode of Bizarro Bakery is the ??th. At the ???th, he kind of lost his edge.

[@totallynotjeff7748]

Tiffanny Plz, #???:

[@AaronLoving]

I think the show really jumped the shark around the ????????????????th when he reviewed Spongebob to get more views, but I still loved it.

[@virgillewis6240]

Pikablu Studios hopefully the show picks back up around episode ????????????????????

[@Andrew-PlsKys]

You guys! The best episode was the ???????????????th episode!

[@theoneandonly8403]

A person who reviews crappy Nickelodeon sicoms doesn't have anything close to reassemble edge.

[@daliborjovanovic510]

Also, how ironic, this show went as far as devoting an episode to tell the shippers to calm down and appreciate the show for what it's actually about, only to cave in latter and give into what the shippers (well half of them) demanded. It pretty much symbolizes Snyder`s fall from grace.

[@diamondminer5459]

- Look, I know everybody’s heard horror stories of groups of fans doing immoral and sometimes illegal things, or just starting civil wars or whatever, but these fans are always either individuals or small organized cliques of radicals that don’t represent the whole fandom. Every time such a story surfaces, the actions of the vocal minority are condemned by the 99% of good fans. (And by the way, arguing doesn’t make a fandom toxic. Arguing is healthy if handled well. If it isn’t handled well and emotions are taken too far, refer back to what I said about radical fans). Every fandom has a vocal minority, even if they don’t make headlines. You’re more likely to hear such stories from bigger communities, but the ratio of “crazy” to “normal” is the same across fandoms as per a statistical phenomenon called the Law of Large Numbers. People hate fandoms all the time, even though they most likely engage in fandoms themselves. Liking something makes you part of that fandom. And before you push up your anime glasses and tell me that “actually, fandom is short for ‘fanatic domain’ and I am a NORMAL fan, not a crazy fanatic”, may I remind you that denotation does not equal connotation, so while “fanatic” brings to mind images of crazy devotion, it’s just the long word for “fan”. Fan is short for fanatic (as per Oxford Dictionary, or Merriam-Webster, I don’t recall), like how rap is an acronym for “rhythm and poetry” but has become its own word. Also, a domain is just a group in the broadest possible sense, accurately capturing how large and diverse fandoms are. Therefore, a fandom is just all the fans of a specific thing. Your level of engagement in a fandom doesn’t determine how much of a fan you are. Fanartists depend on casuals who view their art, for instance. The masses are just as important as the creators. By hating fandoms, you’re also hating on people who have genuinely been helped by finding a sense of community by connecting with like-minded people. Fandoms don’t ruin things for you if you find the right people in said fandom to interact with. With bigger fandoms especially, it’s not hard. I get that negativity is stronger than positivity, but you’ve got to fight that internal conflict for your own good. It’s your fault that vocal minorities of weird fans are never recognized as such, and are instead chalked up to the whole group. Furthermore, if you say that you like x but hate x fandom, you’re hating yourself too. Remember, you’re technically still part of the fandom, and there’s no rules for how much to have to engage with other people in order to be a fan. I know it’s a popular thing on the internet, but homicidal self-deprecation is unhealthy. It doesn’t matter if you’re trying to say “I’m one of the good fans”, people calling your fandom toxic will still not accept you. Nothing inherently wrong with shipping, actions taken in the name of said ships not withstanding. If shipping takes up a significant portion of discourse, it’s a sign that people are drawn to the series in question for its characters and their interactions. And I don’t want to hear “lol triggered” if you felt “triggered” enough to respond to me.

[@daliborjovanovic510]

@@diamondminer5459 I'm sorry you feel that way.

[@summerrose8110]

@@diamondminer5459 You're right.

[@adishsyed743]

The series it's.. it's... ITS ALIVE!!

[@WindyCityRails]

I love that little hat with its disappearing and reappearing mustache and tongue...

[@Sweatshirtmaster]

"This episode is a prologue." ...BRUH.. Are you serious? "Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the Seddie Arc." HECK YES!!!! I have been waiting for this!!!

[@TASprocudtions454]

Beginning of the video: Ooh, a new Pieguy video! Fun! End of video: HYPE!!!!

[@GrievousFrom]

"Welcome to the Sedi arc" Aw hey hey haw... Ay hey hey haw.

[@cordyceps7531]

I didn't like how the episode ended with Carly's boyfriend getting beat up by the fans and none of the main characters wanted to do anything about.

[@allycat0136]

Jay Sherard Yeah, and I feel like it always gets glossed over! Like the main characters are sitting by while an angry crowd BESTS a teenager and you’re OKAY with that?!

[@Lauren_210]

I also didn't like that part either. It feels like such a copout and a bitchy move on Carly to just let those people attack the guy who didn't do jack shit. I would expect Sam to do something like that, but Carly? No fucking way.

[@heyfandomtrashmoved9906]

And Carly didn’t even do anything about it. What happened to her caring about him?

[@HEYBUDDYMAN86]

I forgot about the Seddie arc. Probably because I haven’t watched the show in years and I was around 12+ when it first aired. I don’t remember, I’m bad with keeping track of time. But I do remember Jerry Trainer and Jack Black nerding off. Probably a match made in heaven for something like that. When I first watched it I didn’t remember them advertising Jack in it, but was so happy to see the two. Hell, I forgot the rest of the episode because of that amazing pair.

[@PlanetJayster]

Finally, I've been waiting a LONG TIME for this! BRING ON THAT DAMN SEDDIE ARC!! Also, PieGuy, do you ever plan on covering the crossover episodes "iParty with Victorious" (iCarly + Victorious) and "Danger Games" (Henry Danger and Game Shakers)? Because "iParty With Victorious" DOES HAVE some decent Bizarro Bakery material and I had WAY too many noticable problems with "Danger Games" for it to NOT be on the Bottom of the Bakery. PLEASE CONSIDER!!

[@crimson1194]

Awww yes... Baking metaphors are my favourite metaphors. Now I need cake. Good cake

[@nimroddafny7125]

That episode from Drake & Josh where everyone thought that Drake got that car in the class could be the counterpart for Poison Pie.

[@TheStarsTwilight]

I honestly loved this episode - Jack Black's cameo is just so memorable and hilarious - especially once you consider that he appeared with Miranda Cosgrove in School of Rock. I also enjoy the commentary on shipping because while overplayed now, iCarly was one of the first and most appropriate shows to talk about it with. And I like the way they handled it - it's ok to ship but you shouldn't force the relationships to actually happen or let it get to the point where you start a war over it. Just a great episode over all.

[@diamondminer5459]

- Look, I know everybody’s heard horror stories of groups of fans doing immoral and sometimes illegal things, or just starting civil wars or whatever, but these fans are always either individuals or small organized cliques of radicals that don’t represent the whole fandom. Every time such a story surfaces, the actions of the vocal minority are condemned by the 99% of good fans. (And by the way, arguing doesn’t make a fandom toxic. Arguing is healthy if handled well. If it isn’t handled well and emotions are taken too far, refer back to what I said about radical fans). Every fandom has a vocal minority, even if they don’t make headlines. You’re more likely to hear such stories from bigger communities, but the ratio of “crazy” to “normal” is the same across fandoms as per a statistical phenomenon called the Law of Large Numbers. People hate fandoms all the time, even though they most likely engage in fandoms themselves. Liking something makes you part of that fandom. And before you push up your anime glasses and tell me that “actually, fandom is short for ‘fanatic domain’ and I am a NORMAL fan, not a crazy fanatic”, may I remind you that denotation does not equal connotation, so while “fanatic” brings to mind images of crazy devotion, it’s just the long word for “fan”. Fan is short for fanatic (as per Oxford Dictionary, or Merriam-Webster, I don’t recall), like how rap is an acronym for “rhythm and poetry” but has become its own word. Also, a domain is just a group in the broadest possible sense, accurately capturing how large and diverse fandoms are. Therefore, a fandom is just all the fans of a specific thing. Your level of engagement in a fandom doesn’t determine how much of a fan you are. Fanartists depend on casuals who view their art, for instance. The masses are just as important as the creators. By hating fandoms, you’re also hating on people who have genuinely been helped by finding a sense of community by connecting with like-minded people. Fandoms don’t ruin things for you if you find the right people in said fandom to interact with. With bigger fandoms especially, it’s not hard. I get that negativity is stronger than positivity, but you’ve got to fight that internal conflict for your own good. It’s your fault that vocal minorities of weird fans are never recognized as such, and are instead chalked up to the whole group. Furthermore, if you say that you like x but hate x fandom, you’re hating yourself too. Remember, you’re technically still part of the fandom, and there’s no rules for how much to have to engage with other people in order to be a fan. I know it’s a popular thing on the internet, but homicidal self-deprecation is unhealthy. It doesn’t matter if you’re trying to say “I’m one of the good fans”, people calling your fandom toxic will still not accept you. Nothing inherently wrong with shipping, actions taken in the name of said ships not withstanding. If shipping takes up a significant portion of discourse, it’s a sign that people are drawn to the series in question for its characters and their interactions. And I don’t want to hear “lol triggered” if you felt “triggered” enough to respond to me.

[@korrianimationbodyguard4683]

Finally! Bring on the Seddie Arc!

[@entertainer_ev2747]

2:50 Yeah I know he said the word damnation and not the actual swear but that's the closest we got to Pieguy cursing since the Truth or Square review with Mr. Enter.

[@alejandracervantes7837]

7:44 wish that message could still be used for any fandoms. Especially the one I feel sad for. 🤖🦁

[@diamondminer5459]

- Look, I know everybody’s heard horror stories of groups of fans doing immoral and sometimes illegal things, or just starting civil wars or whatever, but these fans are always either individuals or small organized cliques of radicals that don’t represent the whole fandom. Every time such a story surfaces, the actions of the vocal minority are condemned by the 99% of good fans. (And by the way, arguing doesn’t make a fandom toxic. Arguing is healthy if handled well. If it isn’t handled well and emotions are taken too far, refer back to what I said about radical fans). Every fandom has a vocal minority, even if they don’t make headlines. You’re more likely to hear such stories from bigger communities, but the ratio of “crazy” to “normal” is the same across fandoms as per a statistical phenomenon called the Law of Large Numbers. People hate fandoms all the time, even though they most likely engage in fandoms themselves. Liking something makes you part of that fandom. And before you push up your anime glasses and tell me that “actually, fandom is short for ‘fanatic domain’ and I am a NORMAL fan, not a crazy fanatic”, may I remind you that denotation does not equal connotation, so while “fanatic” brings to mind images of crazy devotion, it’s just the long word for “fan”. Fan is short for fanatic (as per Oxford Dictionary, or Merriam-Webster, I don’t recall), like how rap is an acronym for “rhythm and poetry” but has become its own word. Also, a domain is just a group in the broadest possible sense, accurately capturing how large and diverse fandoms are. Therefore, a fandom is just all the fans of a specific thing. Your level of engagement in a fandom doesn’t determine how much of a fan you are. Fanartists depend on casuals who view their art, for instance. The masses are just as important as the creators. By hating fandoms, you’re also hating on people who have genuinely been helped by finding a sense of community by connecting with like-minded people. Fandoms don’t ruin things for you if you find the right people in said fandom to interact with. With bigger fandoms especially, it’s not hard. I get that negativity is stronger than positivity, but you’ve got to fight that internal conflict for your own good. It’s your fault that vocal minorities of weird fans are never recognized as such, and are instead chalked up to the whole group. Furthermore, if you say that you like x but hate x fandom, you’re hating yourself too. Remember, you’re technically still part of the fandom, and there’s no rules for how much to have to engage with other people in order to be a fan. I know it’s a popular thing on the internet, but homicidal self-deprecation is unhealthy. It doesn’t matter if you’re trying to say “I’m one of the good fans”, people calling your fandom toxic will still not accept you. Nothing inherently wrong with shipping, actions taken in the name of said ships not withstanding. If shipping takes up a significant portion of discourse, it’s a sign that people are drawn to the series in question for its characters and their interactions. And I don’t want to hear “lol triggered” if you felt “triggered” enough to respond to me.

[@Fiddl3head]

Wait! Bizarro Bakery? I thought there was a new Bottom of the Bakery coming! Seddie unconfirmed :( Edit: Wait a minute... You're so cheeky. LET'S DO THIS!

[@KirbyMario12345_939]

Was about to say "When will you tackle the Seddie arc?" and then I saw the ending. Nice! My guess for the episodes is that they'll all use the same pastry, but the cake will progressively get more ruined as the episodes go on, until it's an unrecogniseable mess nothing like its former self.

[@Lauren_210]

Like leading to a divorced couple with the wedding cake representing the married couple xD

[@CTOONfan1]

The moment we started getting into the shipping aspect of this episode, I knew exactly what this was leading to.

[@legendbtv]

CTOONfan1 Dang, I actually got surprised at the end I was like.... OMG YES ! Haha

[@giovanniorellana2200]

Now that it begins, it'll never end!!

[@WilfredCthulu]

I forgot this was a thing! On an unrelated note: I just watched Holly Jolly Secrets again. The memories are all rushing full force right now man. Also, that fucking punch bowl was there! Gumbald!!!

[@Na-mi3dx]

Damn, my favorite number is HMPHPHMMHM

[@chunkykong8683]

You think that bad enough I dare you see the "crossover" of Game Shaker and only Freddy's Actor of ICarly along with Sam And Cat airport episode;#FirstClassProblems?

[@DarkManX16]

Maybe Girl Meets World writers should've took some advice from this episode about shipping

[@munromister777]

Girl Meets World should've followed its predecessor's example, and not done shipping.

[@gimmefeedback]

THIS

[@diamondminer5459]

- Look, I know everybody’s heard horror stories of groups of fans doing immoral and sometimes illegal things, or just starting civil wars or whatever, but these fans are always either individuals or small organized cliques of radicals that don’t represent the whole fandom. Every time such a story surfaces, the actions of the vocal minority are condemned by the 99% of good fans. (And by the way, arguing doesn’t make a fandom toxic. Arguing is healthy if handled well. If it isn’t handled well and emotions are taken too far, refer back to what I said about radical fans). Every fandom has a vocal minority, even if they don’t make headlines. You’re more likely to hear such stories from bigger communities, but the ratio of “crazy” to “normal” is the same across fandoms as per a statistical phenomenon called the Law of Large Numbers. People hate fandoms all the time, even though they most likely engage in fandoms themselves. Liking something makes you part of that fandom. And before you push up your anime glasses and tell me that “actually, fandom is short for ‘fanatic domain’ and I am a NORMAL fan, not a crazy fanatic”, may I remind you that denotation does not equal connotation, so while “fanatic” brings to mind images of crazy devotion, it’s just the long word for “fan”. Fan is short for fanatic (as per Oxford Dictionary, or Merriam-Webster, I don’t recall), like how rap is an acronym for “rhythm and poetry” but has become its own word. Also, a domain is just a group in the broadest possible sense, accurately capturing how large and diverse fandoms are. Therefore, a fandom is just all the fans of a specific thing. Your level of engagement in a fandom doesn’t determine how much of a fan you are. Fanartists depend on casuals who view their art, for instance. The masses are just as important as the creators. By hating fandoms, you’re also hating on people who have genuinely been helped by finding a sense of community by connecting with like-minded people. Fandoms don’t ruin things for you if you find the right people in said fandom to interact with. With bigger fandoms especially, it’s not hard. I get that negativity is stronger than positivity, but you’ve got to fight that internal conflict for your own good. It’s your fault that vocal minorities of weird fans are never recognized as such, and are instead chalked up to the whole group. Furthermore, if you say that you like x but hate x fandom, you’re hating yourself too. Remember, you’re technically still part of the fandom, and there’s no rules for how much to have to engage with other people in order to be a fan. I know it’s a popular thing on the internet, but homicidal self-deprecation is unhealthy. It doesn’t matter if you’re trying to say “I’m one of the good fans”, people calling your fandom toxic will still not accept you. Nothing inherently wrong with shipping, actions taken in the name of said ships not withstanding. If shipping takes up a significant portion of discourse, it’s a sign that people are drawn to the series in question for its characters and their interactions. And I don’t want to hear “lol triggered” if you felt “triggered” enough to respond to me.

[@nickelodeonfan9820]

iStart a fan was really entertaining and Spencer’s subplot was so funny

[@Voduke789]

Is ??? the second number Carly made up to make a kid bad at math, right after Durf?

[@babyfaceweeb8937]

Jack Black and Jerry Trainer have such chaotic energy and they stole that episode. I want them to do a show together.

[@argonaut640]

"Kept ya waiting, huh?" -Seddie Snake, 2017

[@honestkyn718]

Oh, your still alive.... I forgot i subscribed.

[@StephonZeno]

His last video was 3 weeks ago.

[@mrnoone4567]

Ikr

[@RWBYraikou888]

I don't know if he's active anymore. His KZbin channel has been inactive since the 13th, and his Twitter has been inactive since the 14th. He didn't even make a New Years tweet.

[@IsabellaCataldo]

So glad to see this series again

[@freakyfriesday]

OMG THE SEDDIE ARC IS COMING

[@michaelsegal7443]

Ah the Seddie storyline. When the show change from a show about 3 kids turn teenagers wanting to make a popular web show to a show that was changed to just about the characters relationship. Only liked one of those episodes and that was only becoming Sheldon from the Big Bang Theory guest star

[@Lauren_210]

Speaking of Big Bang Theory, that is pretty much the reason as to why I stopped watching the show after season 7. During the first three seasons (and some of season 4), the focus of the show was on point: Socially akward, nerdy scientists having fun while at the same time doing their thing as physicists (and an engineer) and watching the dynamic between the four guys and the everyday average woman who is social and represented the audience. In the later seasons, the show derailed from it's original purpose and now it's all about marriage and relationships (pretty much became a nerd version of Friends, How I Met Your Mother, and every other adult sitcom about a group of young adults). I was okay with Leonard and Penny being the main couple focused on the show, but it's not the same as it was as before. I would have been fine if the romance plotlines for Sheldon, Howard, and Raj were wheeved into the show during the last 2-3 seasons and not for 6+ seasons as it is now.

[@Isaac-lp5fw]

Turning into being about relationships is honestly the thing that turns many shows bad

[@icecreamhero2375]

I write my own cartoons and Regular Show made me hate love triangles Margaret and CJ were so annoying. I pared off most of my characters and they act like old married couples and very unromantic even though they are dating. And I have one couple who's relationship status is treated like a running gag they are kindergarteners that go from abusive and hateful hitting each other with mallets to kissing

[@icecreamhero2375]

This is my favorite joke I wrote for my characters they are fairies half an inch tall and don't fit in with humans. Rebecca: According to the rattings we need more sentimental moments what's a sentimental moment. Emmett: It is when you cry and people feel sorry for you Rebecca: but crying is for the weak Emmett: I know lets punch each other in the face until one of us cries Rebecca: your a genius Emmett Then the punch each other alot then get 4 black eyes and cry

[@balabanasireti]

icecream hero Damn, that sounds awful.

[@luckpup2766]

I missed this series!

[@nascarfanatic2425]

One thing that's a distracting problem from this revaluation is that Nickelodeon was able to get Jack Black to be a part of this episode, and Jack Black was the main star of the movie School of Rock, but they couldn't get him to be the main star of the show School of Rock.

[@baryardeni9731]

Okay, this episode has a very good point. Shipping happens in every fandom nowadays and almost everyone are going way too far with it. Those things can work with characters who has no love interest in the actual show or film, or if there’s a character with 2 or more love mates and the fans can think about which one of them will be the best for that character. But sadly, in the real life, the fans are going with it so far to the point of shippings that should NOT happen in the first place, like shipping enemies, family related, or 2 characters with huge different ages! Also including turning the straight characters into gay or lesbian, by the way! And this is actually kind of disrespectful, if you'll ask me

[@diamondminer5459]

- Look, I know everybody’s heard horror stories of groups of fans doing immoral and sometimes illegal things, or just starting civil wars or whatever, but these fans are always either individuals or small organized cliques of radicals that don’t represent the whole fandom. Every time such a story surfaces, the actions of the vocal minority are condemned by the 99% of good fans. (And by the way, arguing doesn’t make a fandom toxic. Arguing is healthy if handled well. If it isn’t handled well and emotions are taken too far, refer back to what I said about radical fans). Every fandom has a vocal minority, even if they don’t make headlines. You’re more likely to hear such stories from bigger communities, but the ratio of “crazy” to “normal” is the same across fandoms as per a statistical phenomenon called the Law of Large Numbers. People hate fandoms all the time, even though they most likely engage in fandoms themselves. Liking something makes you part of that fandom. And before you push up your anime glasses and tell me that “actually, fandom is short for ‘fanatic domain’ and I am a NORMAL fan, not a crazy fanatic”, may I remind you that denotation does not equal connotation, so while “fanatic” brings to mind images of crazy devotion, it’s just the long word for “fan”. Fan is short for fanatic (as per Oxford Dictionary, or Merriam-Webster, I don’t recall), like how rap is an acronym for “rhythm and poetry” but has become its own word. Also, a domain is just a group in the broadest possible sense, accurately capturing how large and diverse fandoms are. Therefore, a fandom is just all the fans of a specific thing. Your level of engagement in a fandom doesn’t determine how much of a fan you are. Fanartists depend on casuals who view their art, for instance. The masses are just as important as the creators. By hating fandoms, you’re also hating on people who have genuinely been helped by finding a sense of community by connecting with like-minded people. Fandoms don’t ruin things for you if you find the right people in said fandom to interact with. With bigger fandoms especially, it’s not hard. I get that negativity is stronger than positivity, but you’ve got to fight that internal conflict for your own good. It’s your fault that vocal minorities of weird fans are never recognized as such, and are instead chalked up to the whole group. Furthermore, if you say that you like x but hate x fandom, you’re hating yourself too. Remember, you’re technically still part of the fandom, and there’s no rules for how much to have to engage with other people in order to be a fan. I know it’s a popular thing on the internet, but homicidal self-deprecation is unhealthy. It doesn’t matter if you’re trying to say “I’m one of the good fans”, people calling your fandom toxic will still not accept you. Nothing inherently wrong with shipping, actions taken in the name of said ships not withstanding. If shipping takes up a significant portion of discourse, it’s a sign that people are drawn to the series in question for its characters and their interactions. And I don’t want to hear “lol triggered” if you felt “triggered” enough to respond to me.

[@baryardeni9731]

@@diamondminer5459 You’re right, but the thing is that although they are small percent in comparison to the rest, they’re still enough powerful to bring this thing to almost EVERY fandom.

[@beboplover7036]

I love hearing Pieguy talk about shows that ended half a decade ago, and episodes from like seven years ago. Takes me back..

[@gamincommodity]

>Gaming with a mac mouse More like >Gaming with a mac

[@Tundra0stalker]

An interesting note on Spencer doing a WoW cosplay and the MMO related stuff is that Spencer's actor used to do a Web-show about WoW back in the day: Project LORE. Look it up. You can still find the episodes on KZbin--maybe I-Tunes too--even though the show and thier website for it has been gone for years.

[@AnvilPro100]

Wow, this is probably the first time people have ever been excited about the Seddie Arc

[@TrollBreaker]

Gumball also said “damnation” at one point.

[@Lauren_210]

Troll Breaker You also hear Quasimodo say “eternal damnation” in Hunchback of Notre Dame.

[@MegaSoulHero]

When?

[@MegaSoulHero]

Will N - I clearly was asking about Gumball

[@unclerichardssmokedetector9769]

FINALLY, another trip to this bizarre bakery!

[@funcoolfunfun]

Even after all this time, I still adore this episode. Though I think I love Spencer's sideplot more than the main story now.

[@rowatever7295]

this review is oddly relavant to some recent events,considering my avatar and all Jokes asides,I dont remnber too much of this episode but I might rewatch it,love every time a show make fun of a fanbase,specially if they deserve it

[@diamondminer5459]

- Look, I know everybody’s heard horror stories of groups of fans doing immoral and sometimes illegal things, or just starting civil wars or whatever, but these fans are always either individuals or small organized cliques of radicals that don’t represent the whole fandom. Every time such a story surfaces, the actions of the vocal minority are condemned by the 99% of good fans. (And by the way, arguing doesn’t make a fandom toxic. Arguing is healthy if handled well. If it isn’t handled well and emotions are taken too far, refer back to what I said about radical fans). Every fandom has a vocal minority, even if they don’t make headlines. You’re more likely to hear such stories from bigger communities, but the ratio of “crazy” to “normal” is the same across fandoms as per a statistical phenomenon called the Law of Large Numbers. People hate fandoms all the time, even though they most likely engage in fandoms themselves. Liking something makes you part of that fandom. And before you push up your anime glasses and tell me that “actually, fandom is short for ‘fanatic domain’ and I am a NORMAL fan, not a crazy fanatic”, may I remind you that denotation does not equal connotation, so while “fanatic” brings to mind images of crazy devotion, it’s just the long word for “fan”. Fan is short for fanatic (as per Oxford Dictionary, or Merriam-Webster, I don’t recall), like how rap is an acronym for “rhythm and poetry” but has become its own word. Also, a domain is just a group in the broadest possible sense, accurately capturing how large and diverse fandoms are. Therefore, a fandom is just all the fans of a specific thing. Your level of engagement in a fandom doesn’t determine how much of a fan you are. Fanartists depend on casuals who view their art, for instance. The masses are just as important as the creators. By hating fandoms, you’re also hating on people who have genuinely been helped by finding a sense of community by connecting with like-minded people. Fandoms don’t ruin things for you if you find the right people in said fandom to interact with. With bigger fandoms especially, it’s not hard. I get that negativity is stronger than positivity, but you’ve got to fight that internal conflict for your own good. It’s your fault that vocal minorities of weird fans are never recognized as such, and are instead chalked up to the whole group. Furthermore, if you say that you like x but hate x fandom, you’re hating yourself too. Remember, you’re technically still part of the fandom, and there’s no rules for how much to have to engage with other people in order to be a fan. I know it’s a popular thing on the internet, but homicidal self-deprecation is unhealthy. It doesn’t matter if you’re trying to say “I’m one of the good fans”, people calling your fandom toxic will still not accept you. Nothing inherently wrong with shipping, actions taken in the name of said ships not withstanding. If shipping takes up a significant portion of discourse, it’s a sign that people are drawn to the series in question for its characters and their interactions. And I don’t want to hear “lol triggered” if you felt “triggered” enough to respond to me.

[@jessicahymow1410]

Bizarro bakery before net neutrality goes away.

[@nerdyfan21]

Finally it has been a while since we've seen these videos

[@taylornoren642]

You forgot to mention jack black guest stars on Miranda’s show years after she was in a movie with him

[@NekoHime93]

...Oooh boy...The Seddie arc....Can't wait to see you tackle this monster

[@runningoncylinders3829]

Ah, the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence arc begins! I can hardly wait.

[@Waxican]

The second coming has arrived!

[@AngryJSponge]

HE DID IT!

[@rainbowstreak9615]

So...I'm going to hypothesize that the next video is coming out on Valentine's Day, based on your tweet. So, woohoo, only three days! Can't wait!

[@MediaGhost_]

Ummm.....should we talk about Dan Schneider's.......interest in feet?

[@CynicalScorpio]

Media Ghost *Trap music plays* Dan Schneider... BRING ALL MY BITCHES BACK

[@runningoncylinders3829]

Does it get as weird as Mort's from Penguins of Madagascar?

[@MediaGhost_]

It's get to the point where you should call the police and keep your children away from him...

[@fatherbigball1080]

I see more of an ointment fetish honestly

[@VidyaBros1]

Oooh haven't seen one of these in a while :) . And yes I love the Jack Black guest star.

[@Netirumi]

The PieGuy lives! Good to see this series is still alive and well

[@brantchristy3490]

The arc has finally begun! I've been waiting for so long!

[@onyxorinis4238]

The LAST thing shippers deserve is respect.

[@ghostewriter]

When you mentioned how the message was that the Show WOULDN'T dissolve into a romance and the characters wouldn't start dating, I immediately thought of the Sam and Freddie arc and was about to comment, but decided to wait til the end because I noticed you seemed to be avoiding the topic and thought it odd....so glad I waited. XD Actually I caught a few minutes of one last night where Sam's in the psych ward and the only highlight was Jim Parson's guest appearance. So, now we're doing the Seddie arc, eh? Well.... BRING ON THE CHAOS.

[@TreverBeast]

It’s been a while since you’ve released a Bizarro Bakery. Thank you for this!

[@gimmefeedback]

“Random hot guy with no personality of the week” lmao

[@funnymuffler.]

4:48 Actually, that wouldn't make sense if they said that, because in the ICarly episode iToe FatCakes, Carly is seen watching an episode of Drake and Josh, which means that the two shows don't take place in the same universe.

[@munromister777]

When the show was running, I remember being into the Seddie ship. Not like hugely vocal, but I do remember being for Sam and Freddie as a couple. In hindsight, I think Freddie shouldn't have been with either girl, but I didn't think that back then.

[@Tre_raven9]

The seddie ark now begins

[@disneydork100]

I wonder if there could ever be a bottom of the bakery and bizarro bakery on some of the crossover episodes Like I remember the crossover iVictorious as really good. Idk what the bottom of the bakery equivalent would be but I have a sneaking suspicion that that episode where Sam And Cat and iCarly and Victorious wasn’t the best.

[@Nullaccount69]

Glad to finally see a new Bakery episode. It's been so long

[@FanSeitz]

I love this episode for Spencer and Jack Black, I laugh my ass off every time the dude faints when Jack Blacks shows up.

[@crocketlawnchair259]

PieGuy: *Mentions Seddie shippers* Me: Ohhhhhhh, I get it. This will be fuuuun.

[@diamondminer5459]

- Look, I know everybody’s heard horror stories of groups of fans doing immoral and sometimes illegal things, or just starting civil wars or whatever, but these fans are always either individuals or small organized cliques of radicals that don’t represent the whole fandom. Every time such a story surfaces, the actions of the vocal minority are condemned by the 99% of good fans. (And by the way, arguing doesn’t make a fandom toxic. Arguing is healthy if handled well. If it isn’t handled well and emotions are taken too far, refer back to what I said about radical fans). Every fandom has a vocal minority, even if they don’t make headlines. You’re more likely to hear such stories from bigger communities, but the ratio of “crazy” to “normal” is the same across fandoms as per a statistical phenomenon called the Law of Large Numbers. People hate fandoms all the time, even though they most likely engage in fandoms themselves. Liking something makes you part of that fandom. And before you push up your anime glasses and tell me that “actually, fandom is short for ‘fanatic domain’ and I am a NORMAL fan, not a crazy fanatic”, may I remind you that denotation does not equal connotation, so while “fanatic” brings to mind images of crazy devotion, it’s just the long word for “fan”. Fan is short for fanatic (as per Oxford Dictionary, or Merriam-Webster, I don’t recall), like how rap is an acronym for “rhythm and poetry” but has become its own word. Also, a domain is just a group in the broadest possible sense, accurately capturing how large and diverse fandoms are. Therefore, a fandom is just all the fans of a specific thing. Your level of engagement in a fandom doesn’t determine how much of a fan you are. Fanartists depend on casuals who view their art, for instance. The masses are just as important as the creators. By hating fandoms, you’re also hating on people who have genuinely been helped by finding a sense of community by connecting with like-minded people. Fandoms don’t ruin things for you if you find the right people in said fandom to interact with. With bigger fandoms especially, it’s not hard. I get that negativity is stronger than positivity, but you’ve got to fight that internal conflict for your own good. It’s your fault that vocal minorities of weird fans are never recognized as such, and are instead chalked up to the whole group. Furthermore, if you say that you like x but hate x fandom, you’re hating yourself too. Remember, you’re technically still part of the fandom, and there’s no rules for how much to have to engage with other people in order to be a fan. I know it’s a popular thing on the internet, but homicidal self-deprecation is unhealthy. It doesn’t matter if you’re trying to say “I’m one of the good fans”, people calling your fandom toxic will still not accept you. Nothing inherently wrong with shipping, actions taken in the name of said ships not withstanding. If shipping takes up a significant portion of discourse, it’s a sign that people are drawn to the series in question for its characters and their interactions. And I don’t want to hear “lol triggered” if you felt “triggered” enough to respond to me.

[@crocketlawnchair259]

@@diamondminer5459 dude this comment is from like 3 years ago, I don’t need your thesis paper

[@gimmefeedback]

I’VE BEEN WAITING 1016611 YEARS FOR THE SEDDIE ARC I’M SO FREAKING EXCITED LOVE YOU PIEGUY

[@SuperDisneyFan15]

It's actually #10, PieGuy.

[@lonelyfanboy4833]

Please do the Seddie ark during Valentines day, it's been almost three years since you were plan on doing it!

[@latte7749]

FINALLY

[@j.m.turner1756]

Let's not forget that Gavin said his catchphrase from Drake and Josh, "I got it."

[@Lagiakai]

Awesome this series isn't dead that's good to see!

[@SketchyStories]

I can’t wait for spongebob season 10 reviewed!!

[@Agusloquillo]

You got me good, Pieguy. Nice reveal there.

[@Barnowl65]

FINALLY! I'VE WAITED SO LONG!

[@Mermain123]

i kinda figured out the idea behind this video pretty quickly

[@MarkZschiegnerII]

This is crazy. The Seddie Arc begins for Pieguy

[@TabbyAbby]

Man I can't WAIT for you to rip this arc a new one cuz there is one episode in particular that involves Freddie's mom teaming up with Carly and Gibby to break up Sam and Freddie (mostly because they are literally driving everyone insane and COMPLETELY side line Carly), trust me, it's a BAAAAAAAAD one

[@asiabrown99]

Also, the ending has the same "moral" as Family Guy's "Seahorse Seashell Party": Stay in a terrible relationship for the sake of your tormentor.

[@booklover4330]

Happy to see this again!

[@gimmefeedback]

“Why would an adult guy waste his time-oh. Ooh. Uhhhh...” I choked

[@MsBleech6000]

Yay, I recently binged this

[@alexissherrill5624]

I’m not here for the shipping, I’m here for the cake!

[@minikiwi1436]

YYYYEEEEEEEEEESSSS!!!!

[@dmancluster2631]

The Bakery is finally back! I cannot wait for the seddie arc!

[@alexanderklepp]

Excellent prologue and discusssion of the episode. Good job. I'm not really a shipper though I prefer Creddie but I'm not one of those overly obsessive fans.

[@diamondminer5459]

- Look, I know everybody’s heard horror stories of groups of fans doing immoral and sometimes illegal things, or just starting civil wars or whatever, but these fans are always either individuals or small organized cliques of radicals that don’t represent the whole fandom. Every time such a story surfaces, the actions of the vocal minority are condemned by the 99% of good fans. (And by the way, arguing doesn’t make a fandom toxic. Arguing is healthy if handled well. If it isn’t handled well and emotions are taken too far, refer back to what I said about radical fans). Every fandom has a vocal minority, even if they don’t make headlines. You’re more likely to hear such stories from bigger communities, but the ratio of “crazy” to “normal” is the same across fandoms as per a statistical phenomenon called the Law of Large Numbers. People hate fandoms all the time, even though they most likely engage in fandoms themselves. Liking something makes you part of that fandom. And before you push up your anime glasses and tell me that “actually, fandom is short for ‘fanatic domain’ and I am a NORMAL fan, not a crazy fanatic”, may I remind you that denotation does not equal connotation, so while “fanatic” brings to mind images of crazy devotion, it’s just the long word for “fan”. Fan is short for fanatic (as per Oxford Dictionary, or Merriam-Webster, I don’t recall), like how rap is an acronym for “rhythm and poetry” but has become its own word. Also, a domain is just a group in the broadest possible sense, accurately capturing how large and diverse fandoms are. Therefore, a fandom is just all the fans of a specific thing. Your level of engagement in a fandom doesn’t determine how much of a fan you are. Fanartists depend on casuals who view their art, for instance. The masses are just as important as the creators. By hating fandoms, you’re also hating on people who have genuinely been helped by finding a sense of community by connecting with like-minded people. Fandoms don’t ruin things for you if you find the right people in said fandom to interact with. With bigger fandoms especially, it’s not hard. I get that negativity is stronger than positivity, but you’ve got to fight that internal conflict for your own good. It’s your fault that vocal minorities of weird fans are never recognized as such, and are instead chalked up to the whole group. Furthermore, if you say that you like x but hate x fandom, you’re hating yourself too. Remember, you’re technically still part of the fandom, and there’s no rules for how much to have to engage with other people in order to be a fan. I know it’s a popular thing on the internet, but homicidal self-deprecation is unhealthy. It doesn’t matter if you’re trying to say “I’m one of the good fans”, people calling your fandom toxic will still not accept you. Nothing inherently wrong with shipping, actions taken in the name of said ships not withstanding. If shipping takes up a significant portion of discourse, it’s a sign that people are drawn to the series in question for its characters and their interactions. And I don’t want to hear “lol triggered” if you felt “triggered” enough to respond to me.

[@NakanoMiku-chan-z2m]

it took me seven minutes to figure this out but this is the good version of the sadie arch.

[@LHydock]

Finally, a new "Bakery" video!!!

[@Cyberguy64]

The Guy of Cy appreciates new content from the Guy of Pie!

[@Lauren_210]

OHHHH BOY I'M FINALLY EXCITED FOR THE SEDDIE ARC TO BE RANTED ON!!

[@Carlhero-ce2xq]

Happy Hanakkuh!!!!!!!!

[@baryardeni9731]

Well, this is it! The Seddie episode that he was speaking for such a long time is finally gonna get roasted at episode 13!

[@shepardmint933]

Yay

[@FormulaFanboy]

Your channel name and pic just earned a subscription

[@FrozenUSA]

I cannot wait for the Seddie arc video! I have been waiting for this for a couple of years. I too have a lot of opinions about this arc since I was a Seddie shipper from probably at least the second season. Please don't have us wait too long for that video.

[@CRVIG]

WHERE ARE YOU??!?!??!??!?!!?!!!!?!?!?!??!?!

[@sapphirewingthefurrycritic985]

When I saw this when I was much younger I thought it was dumb. The fact these fans are shipping actual people in the shows universe just blew my mind and I thought it was something that was only in the show. But NOPE. Jacksepticeye and Markiplier, 2 real people, are shipped or were shipped. The fact that was or is a thing just annoys this shit out of me. In other words, I did something a bit like the Jack Black vs Jerry Trainor thing at a convention. I was dressed up as a jedi and every time I saw a Sith cosplayer with a lightsaber and challenged them to a duel, even a little kid dressed as Vader. It wasn't much of a duel for that one, it was just me posing and the kid smacked me in the knee and I pretended to be defeated. For some reason, most of the cosplayers were Kylo Ren.

[@diamondminer5459]

- Look, I know everybody’s heard horror stories of groups of fans doing immoral and sometimes illegal things, or just starting civil wars or whatever, but these fans are always either individuals or small organized cliques of radicals that don’t represent the whole fandom. Every time such a story surfaces, the actions of the vocal minority are condemned by the 99% of good fans. (And by the way, arguing doesn’t make a fandom toxic. Arguing is healthy if handled well. If it isn’t handled well and emotions are taken too far, refer back to what I said about radical fans). Every fandom has a vocal minority, even if they don’t make headlines. You’re more likely to hear such stories from bigger communities, but the ratio of “crazy” to “normal” is the same across fandoms as per a statistical phenomenon called the Law of Large Numbers. People hate fandoms all the time, even though they most likely engage in fandoms themselves. Liking something makes you part of that fandom. And before you push up your anime glasses and tell me that “actually, fandom is short for ‘fanatic domain’ and I am a NORMAL fan, not a crazy fanatic”, may I remind you that denotation does not equal connotation, so while “fanatic” brings to mind images of crazy devotion, it’s just the long word for “fan”. Fan is short for fanatic (as per Oxford Dictionary, or Merriam-Webster, I don’t recall), like how rap is an acronym for “rhythm and poetry” but has become its own word. Also, a domain is just a group in the broadest possible sense, accurately capturing how large and diverse fandoms are. Therefore, a fandom is just all the fans of a specific thing. Your level of engagement in a fandom doesn’t determine how much of a fan you are. Fanartists depend on casuals who view their art, for instance. The masses are just as important as the creators. By hating fandoms, you’re also hating on people who have genuinely been helped by finding a sense of community by connecting with like-minded people. Fandoms don’t ruin things for you if you find the right people in said fandom to interact with. With bigger fandoms especially, it’s not hard. I get that negativity is stronger than positivity, but you’ve got to fight that internal conflict for your own good. It’s your fault that vocal minorities of weird fans are never recognized as such, and are instead chalked up to the whole group. Furthermore, if you say that you like x but hate x fandom, you’re hating yourself too. Remember, you’re technically still part of the fandom, and there’s no rules for how much to have to engage with other people in order to be a fan. I know it’s a popular thing on the internet, but homicidal self-deprecation is unhealthy. It doesn’t matter if you’re trying to say “I’m one of the good fans”, people calling your fandom toxic will still not accept you. Nothing inherently wrong with shipping, actions taken in the name of said ships not withstanding. If shipping takes up a significant portion of discourse, it’s a sign that people are drawn to the series in question for its characters and their interactions. And I don’t want to hear “lol triggered” if you felt “triggered” enough to respond to me.

[@summerrose8110]

I don't trust anything Dan Schneider made, so I erase all my memories of me watching the show out of my head.

[@train4292]

I CAN’T TAKE IT!! PIEGUYRULZ COMEBACK!!!