Schmigadoon! - Good Enough To Eat (Full Song) | Apple TV+

“Sweet as pie” has sinister undertones in Schmicago. Schmigadoon! Season 2 is streaming now on Apple TV+ apple.co/_Schmigadoon
Josh (Keegan-Michael Key) and Melissa (Cecily Strong) miss the magic they felt in Schmigadoon and in an attempt to return, find themselves in Schmicago-the reimagined world of ’60s and ’70s musicals. This season includes new original musical numbers from co-creator and executive producer Cinco Paul, as well as returning stars Cecily Strong, Keegan-Michael Key, Ariana DeBose, Martin Short, Dove Cameron, Jaime Camil, Kristin Chenoweth, Alan Cumming, Ann Harada, Jane Krakowski, and Aaron Tveit with the addition of Tituss Burgess and Patrick Page.
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[@floridaflamingogirl3119]

RIP Schmigadoon, deserved a third season. Some of the best television of the decade.

[@emb3r371]

if some other streaming service is smart they'll pick it back up

[@tcsnowdream9975]

I’m so upset I didn’t discover Schmigadoon until recently. It’s SO good.

[@jessicachristmas6446]

So bummed this isn't getting a third season, this was one of my favorite moments of TV last year

[@bethanyirene7120]

This just makes me want to see these two play Sweeney and Mrs. Lovett

[@floridaflamingogirl3119]

The "Annie" and "Oliver" nods made me howl with laughter.

[@richcarreiro9594]

Not to mention "Turkey Lurkey Time"

[@kennethpurscell]

Plus a smidgen of "Bye Bye Birdie."

[@robertdigiovanni1941]

Also, I love fact that they were Rooster and Lily in Annie together years ago.

[@MariaVosa]

This song has no right to slap this hard!

[@Nerdy_Chuck_E]

She’s not too old to play Mrs. Lovett, maybe she can replace Sutton Foster in the Broadway production!

[@berkindeniz5767]

How awesome!

[@Owlzindabarn]

Eat darn ya, eat!

[@coreymiller6581]

Do... do the kids comprehend what the song is about?

[@aylamcmillan8797]

yes we do

[@emb3r371]

one possibility is that they don't, the other possibility is that they do but they know they'll be fed first, most likely the first one

[@tcsnowdream9975]

They straight up say in the first song ‘and orphans who don’t wan’ta die!’ So I assume they’re aware? But they’re also excited to be fed properly so… it’s… weird.

[@alexoy2k]

in schmigadoon, only john and melissa know that people are singing as they're outsiders. "good enough to eat" can be a metaphor for the kids to look really good but here, dooley and miss codwell mean it literally and the kids might not be aware of that

[@Studywithr0se]

love the worst pies in London nod

[@ChienaAvtzon]

It is actually a “Little Priest” spoof.

[@september-xyzx6096]

@@ChienaAvtzon Generally true (with bits of Annie and Oliver), but the "times is hard" phrasing is taken from Worst Pies in London

[@prestuvius]

@@ChienaAvtzonThe few first measures are almost beat for beat “Worst Pies In London”…..

[@GR_BackingTracks]

Judy Tenuta?

[@Steezeeyy]

Any one else just a lil annoyed at the american pronunciations interrupting the british accents, but being necessary for the rhyme?

[@callumbarnett8993]

I think it's part of the show's satire, since Sweeney Todd, at least on Broadway, has almost become synonymous with questionable British accents

[@FranMSK]

Yeah, I have to think both Alan and Kristin decided to do bad English accents on purpose. I've seen Alan in other things do a very passable English accent, at least