Ep 8. 1120

The show All That is a children's sketch comedy series that first premiered in 1994 and was later rebooted in 2019. The second season of the reboot began airing in November 2020 and Episode 8, titled "1120," aired on January 9, 2021.

In this episode, the All That cast continues to deliver laughs with a variety of sketches that touch on different themes and pop culture references. One of the sketches features a parody of the popular game show "Family Feud," titled "Celebrity Feud." The sketch features two teams of celebrities competing against each other to guess the most popular answers to survey questions. The celebrity guests include stars from Nickelodeon shows such as "Henry Danger," "The Loud House," and "The Casagrandes." The sketch is filled with hilarious answers and banter between the celebrity guests.

Another sketch in the episode is a parody of a cooking show called "Cooking With Shane," featuring cast member Shane Gillis. In the sketch, Shane cooks up a ridiculous recipe while making jokes and commentary on the ingredients and the cooking process. The sketch is filled with slapstick humor and physical gags that will make kids and adults alike laugh.

The episode also features a music sketch called "Musical Mad Libs," where the cast creates a song based on the audience's suggestions. The sketch features catchy tunes and funny lyrics that will have viewers singing along.

In another sketch, the cast parodies a popular dance trend with a sketch called "Mumble Shuffle." The sketch pokes fun at the popular dance craze and features the cast members' comedic take on the moves.

One of the standout sketches in the episode is a parody of the hit show "The Bachelor," called "The Bachelors." The sketch features three bachelors competing for the affection of one woman. The humor is derived from the absurdity of the contestants and their over-the-top antics.

Throughout the episode, the cast also delivers several funny commercial parodies, such as a fake infomercial for a "Potty Putter." The show also features a segment called "Just Ask Mica," where cast member Mica Burton answers audience questions in a comical way.

The episode culminates in a musical performance by the cast, featuring a lively and infectious song. The musical performance is accompanied by colorful and imaginative graphics that add to the fun and upbeat atmosphere of the show.

Overall, Episode 8 of All That's second season is a hilarious and entertaining installment that showcases the talented cast's comedic skills. The sketches are cleverly written and well-executed, and will have kids and adults laughing out loud.