- Yeah. Even Stevens. - (FBE) That was only one part
of the game. Now, we're gonna play you a clip from Kim Possible
and you have to see if you can finish the line.
- Oh, wow! In Kim Possible's voice maybe?
- (FBE) First thing's first, welcome, Christy
and thank you so much for being here.
- I'm so happy to be here. I've been wanting to do
this show forever, and it just brings me great joy.
- (FBE) Today, we are going to be putting you through
the Impossible Career Challenge. - Ooh, okay.
- (FBE) So, this will be a test of memory to see how well
you remember your own projects. - Ooh.
Okay. - (FBE) We'll be showing you
a one-second clip of each of these, and then you'll have to guess
what it's from based on just that. - Okay. I'm going to get
every single one right, 'cause I have a memory
for these kinds of things. But I am a mom now,
and I get no sleep, so I may... 50/50.
- (FBE) Can you guess what project that you were in from just
one second? Here we go. - (monster yelling)
- Yeah. Kim Possible. (ding)
It's the swamp monster episode, Camp Wannaweep.
It was Kim and the cheerleading team go on the bus to go to an away game,
and Ron is the mascot. And they break down--
the bus breaks down. - (FBE) That was only one
part of the game. Now, we're gonna play you a clip from Kim Possible,
and you have to see if you can finish the line.
- Oh, wow! In Kim Possible's voice maybe?
- (Ron) KP! Ah. I thought you were down for the count!
- (Kim) Why couldn't I see that he was a fake?
- (Ron) Yeah, it don't get much faker than a synthodrone.
You-- ohhh, you kissed a synthodrone!
- You kissed a synthodrone. Something...
I don't remember this one, obviously. (buzzer)
- (Ron) KP! Ah. I thought you were down for the count!
- (Kim) Why couldn't I see that he was a fake?
- (Ron) Yeah, it don't get much faker than a synthodrone.
You-- ohhh, you kissed a synthodrone!
- (Kim) I never kissed him. - Oh, right!
- (Kim) But I wanted to. - Ohhh, right. Yup. Yup.
That's what I said. So, that was when we did that movie,
and she ends up, I think, you know, with Ron.
I just love Kim and Ron's relationship.
Even when they're tied up and stuff, he just is always
making her laugh. ♪ (upbeat music) ♪
- Yeah. Even Stevens. (ding)
(chuckles) - (FBE) How many times do you think
you've seen that intro play? - A lot.
It feels finally like Even Stevens is throwback to me.
It's weird. Kim Possible's more like a continuation.
Even Stevens would require-- I don't know if you wanna call it
like a reboot or a sequel or something.
It would need to be just a different-looking show.
- (FBE) Let's see if you can finish this line from the show.
- ♪ Sixth period, sixth period ♪ ♪ Sixth period ♪
- Sixth-- oh. - ♪ My presentation time has come ♪
- ♪ Oh, I can't wait to see ♪ - What? Uhhh....
Ugh. ♪ Oh, I can't wait to see ♪ ♪ What Ren has got for me ♪
That's what she says. - (FBE) But you have a line there.
You interject for a second. Do you remember what that is?
- WHAT?! This is complicated. (buzzer)
- ♪ Sixth period, sixth period ♪ - I have a line?
- ♪ Sixth period ♪ - ♪ My presentation time has come ♪
- ♪ Oh, I can't wait to see ♪ - ♪ Oh no, I'm gonna look... ♪
- AHHH! Oh, man! Dang! How did I forget that?!
- (FBE) Here is this. - (Donnie) Ren.
- (Ren sighs) - Ah! (claps)
- (Ren) ...now, Donnie. What is it?!
- (Donnie) I'm getting that feeling again.
- (Ren) Just wait a second, okay?!
- I'll be right down, Spider! - (FBE) All right.
I think you might've had it, but let's take a listen.
- (Donnie) Ren? - (Ren sighs) Not now, Donnie.
What is it?! - (Donnie) I'm getting
that feeling again. - (Ren) Just wait a second, okay?
Spider! I can't come out tonight. - Aww, man! Spider.
He's like 40 (laughs) on a motorcycle and I'm like 12.
- (FBE) Well, I'm gonna give you the points on that one.
You remembered what was happening right after a moment--
- Yeah, yeah. I remembered that. I remembered being so, so happy
that I got to be completely opposite to my character,
that Ren got to be wild. Oh man, did I love that.
When we did the pilot, it was Shia's show.
It was called Spivey's Kid Brother.
That was the original title of the show.
And it was way more Shia focused. They found that they needed
to have a girl element, because a lot of young girls
watch Disney Channel. So, Ren kind of became
this split 50/50 thing. I think it was a really
well-executed show in terms of writing.
- (FBE) Let's see if you can guess what this is.
We're gonna stump you a little bit, I think,
on this one. - Really? You think?
♪ (upbeat music) ♪ - Yeah, Cadet Kelly.
(ding) (laughs triumphantly) Gotcha, gotcha.
- (FBE) Cadet Kelly. What was your experience like
working on that? - I had been doing Even Stevens,
so when they were like, "Hey, you're gonna go do a movie.
You're gonna be this character. You're gonna work with Hilary Duff,"
I was like, "Whoa! This is a great opportunity."
So, I was really excited to go up to Canada.
I absolutely loved being on location for the first time.
We got to do boot camp for a month before in preparation.
Fast forward many years later, I married a marine.
And I get to talk to him about boot camp--
his boot camp experience a lot. - (FBE) All right.
Well, we've also got a line from the movie.
- Okay. - (announcer) ...and Cadet Kelly...
- We have a lot of ground to make up because of you.
(chuckles) That's the line.
I already know it. - (FBE) All right.
Let's see if you're right. - We have a lot of ground
to make up because of you. - (announcer) ...and Cadet
Kelly Collins... - (woman) At ease!
- (announcer) ...in unarmed competition.
- (Captain Stone) We have a lot of ground to make up 'cause of you.
- Where's my mic? I'm gonna drop it.
(ding) I think people would also
love to see some sort of a reboot or something on that.
- (FBE) All right. What is this from?
♪ (dramatic music) ♪ - Oh, that looks like
it's Kingdom Hearts. (buzzer)
If that's not Kingdom Hearts or Yuffie, Final Fantasy--
well, that's what I was-- that-- but that's what I--
but wait, but wait. That's what I meant.
Kingdom Hearts I know is not the same as Final Fantasy.
They repurposed a lot of the lines.
I only went in once to record. - (FBE) All right.
Let's see if you can remember this line.
- Okay. - (FBE) So, this is from Final Fantasy
VII: Advent Children. - Okay.
- (Yuffie) Huh?! - (Vincent) Kadaj is a remnant
of Sephiroth. Think of him as a sort
of larval form. - Nope. No way.
- (Yuffie) Huh?! - It sounds like me.
- (Vincent) ...remnant of Sephiroth.
Think of him as a sort of larval form.
- (Yuffie) Larva?! You mean he's an insect?!
- That's me . That's me fo sho.
Yuffie was such an important character, obviously.
And I think it's fantastic when people bring me their art
and the reimaginings that are arts or illustrations of her.
And from what I'm told, Final Fantasy VII is
the best video game ever made. So, for me to have been
actually a part of that, that's huge.
- (FBE) Can you guess what this is from just one second?
- (man) ...to Booty... - Oh yeah! It's MyMusic.
I played Satan. (ding)
I played myself/Satan. Thanks, Benny! (laughs)
- (FBE) You are correct. This was FBE's web series, MyMusic.
What do you remember about doing that sheet?
- Oh, man. It was so much fun. I remember that MyMusic had gotten
an award from YouTube to do-- they were given the budget to do it.
Before YouTube Red, before all of that stuff
was happening, FBE was totally on the cutting edge.
- (Devil) Hey, you know what would make this show even better?
If Intern 2 joined us. - (Techno gasps) Yeah!
Come on, Intern 2! - (Intern 2) I'm fine.
You guys look like you got this handled.
- (Techno) Intern 2 says we got it handled.
- (laughs) I don't remember. (buzzer)
Oh, god. What did I say?
- (Techno) Come on, Intern 2! - (Intern 2) I'm fine.
You guys look like you got this handled.
- (Techno) Intern 2 says we got it handled.
- (Devil) He just doesn't know how much fun it is.
Come on! Let's dress him up. - (laughs) There you go.
Doing the devil's work. It was more of a job for me.
And then once I got in there, I was really taken by the sense
of family and professionalism that a digital show could have.
Even though I didn't get it then, I kept my ears open.
And my husband and I ended up creating a production company.
And now, we found our way into our own YouTube channel,
and we are just having such a great time.
That show in general, I think, broke the mold for YouTube.
And I think it set up FBE to be these content makers,
these king makers. I love them.
I've always been a huge fan of them. And they're really nice people.
- (FBE) One second. Let's see if you can guess this.
- (man) This is my favorite... - Yay! It's my show!
It's Christy's Kitchen Throwback! (ding)
Thanks, guys. - (FBE) Let's see if you remember
what you said or sang here. ♪ (guitar playing) ♪
- (gasps) ♪ You look at me so ♪
Uhhhh... Cheesy? I don't remember!
I don't remember my own enchilada song!
And we loved this episode. (buzzer)
It's so funny.
- ♪ You look at me so ♪
♪ Like you're so cheesy ♪ - (chuckles)
(sings along) ♪ In the oven ♪ (laughs)
That was all improve right there. There was no practice.
If you can believe it, we did not write
those words beforehand. So fun to have these actors on
that are like, "You know what? I'm gonna go on that show,
and I'm gonna have a conversation, and it's gonna be fun."
YouTube is really just synonymous with fans.
It's really synonymous with support and community
and thinking outside the box, breaking that wall down
between fan and creator. I'm so happy to be
on YouTube now. - (FBE) So, you got about
half the answers right in the end. - Okay! I'll take that!
I was pretty pleased with my body of work.
I can honestly say that I just love that I have been blessed with doing
a lot of different kinds of stuff. It's really kind of a nice feeling
to look back and see all these different things that I've done.
Hey, guys! What's up? It's Christy Carlson Romano,
voice of Kim Possible, Even Sevens.
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