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do you know of where to watch all the episodes of andi mack? i know there were some google docs floating around in 2019 but i canât find any lol
i do! this is my own folder of all the episodes so if any individual episodes don't work for some reason, let me know and i can reupload them! they're not all in hd but they're still good quality and this is the only link i share since i can guarantee that it's safe to watch/download from!
56 files and 4 subfolders
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so glad to hear from you!
btw - i know it was over a year ago now, but did you catch the reunion stream last january? i only caught up on the whole thing recently, which is related to the show being on my mind again :'
i did watch it! i donât remember it well beyond the fact that i think josh texted me at some point during it, and i was very happy that terri was able to join for a bit!
honestly i havenât properly watched andi mack since, like 2020 probably⌠MAYBE 2021⌠it just kind of became a Lot for me, personally, to revisit after the cancellation⌠did a few watch parties with friends in the early days of the pandemic. but between the weird personal feelings post-paper crane project, and the fact that befriending josh made it kinda weird to watch him act for awhile, i just⌠havenât rewatched it. all of that to say! i really wanna watch it all again soon
hiii i was just reminiscing on andi mack and wanted to check in to see how you are :] i hope you're doing well <3
aw, iâm doing alright! life got a bit tumultuous after the show ended but iâm in an okay place right now!! spent the last few years going on trips to visit friends and experience live music/theatre! still consuming lots of queer media (heartstopper did become my whole personality in 2022)
had a bit of a spiral earlier this month when I realized it has been NINE YEARS since i watched the first episode of andi mack, so like, thatâs crazy and time is fake and i am old! was also recently chatting with jonathan hurwitz recently (more so about lizzie than andi, but still, always nice to catch up with the people who worked on the show!)
for the record, while this blog is pretty much dead, i do still (occasionally) use my main @aledoseman (and thatâs also my twitter username, although i havenât been very active on there either) ((and while iâm providing places that u can find me my public instagram is sadieannerue so like idk anyone who is still around from the andi mack days is free to follow me in places other than here lol)
hi, not really sure if you're still around on here but I just wanted to say thanks for having a link up for the complete andi mack series!! I still see people talk about it online occasionally so I didn't realize how bad the erasure was, but a lot of the show is still very formative to me and it was always something I was looking forward to sharing with my future kids someday so I'm glad in this era of death of physical media (andi mack would be such a great series for a box set) and erasure of all that work everyone did on the show that it still exists somewhere. hope you're doing well!! <3
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iâm pretty sure there is still one episode missing from my folder at some point that i need to reuploaded one of these days, but youâre so welcome!! i always wanna make sure the show is available for people in some capacity!!
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THE LIZZIE MCGUIRE MOVIE (2003)
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andi mack 3x11 - âone in a minyanâ
just discovered that alice oseman reblogged this in 2019 and i feel insane in the best way
just got to the episode where maya and zig are introduced (i watched next class forever ago before starting next gen) and omg zig was nearly unrecognizable, he was such a baby lmao. very excited to see mayas story from the very beginning.
also i agree, riley took a minute to grow on me. tbh itâs gonna be hard for me to let go of holly j, sav, anya, etc. but iâm glad they keep fiona around a little longer
the next class kids go through so much in seasons 12-14. a lot of people really don't like seasons 13 & 14 and i think there are a few reasons for that. letting go of the previous classes is hard and they also do make a lot of the next class kids extremely obnoxious at times. like i held a grudge against zig's character for a long time after the events of season 12 lmao. maya's really interesting because during the first two seasons of next class, they made it seem like none of what she went through in the previous seasons affected her - and it made her character feel very sanitized, which is why it was so impressive and impactful when they explored her mental health in the last two seasons of next class. it repainted those first two seasons to show that she was still struggling with everything, she had just been avoiding it. zoe's story (when you eventually get there) is incredibly impactful, but parts of it are also batshit crazy. tristan is one where i think they really dropped the ball because he gets quite annoying at times, but even more importantly there's a storyline that is really major with him in s13 and instead of properly exploring how it affects him they just kind of reduce him to this sassy gay character. but despite how unlikable they make those characters at some point, most of them have enough growth and bonds with each other by the end of it to make up for that.
i never really had the attachment to holly j & crew that most people did. i'm not really sure why. she's another one that had really great development over her time on the series.
i think, in general, season 12 is one of the best degrassi has to offer so i'm excited for you to get to that one!!
sadie ! i was just wondering what your favorite era of degrassi is? i recently started TNG and i feel like i end up obsessed with every group of main characters lol
so i actually really love pretty much every era of degrassi (including the original junior high class from the 80s) but my actual favorite is a fairly unpopular opinion.
my deepest emotional attachment is to the characters we are introduced to in seasons 11-13 and follow through degrassi next class. i'm assuming you haven't made it that far, so i will avoid spoiling anything. but i think that maya, zoe, and miles are three of the strongest, most well-developed characters in degrassi history. particularly maya's storyline starting in season 12, which continues to affect her through the end of next class. like as much as i love the earlier seasons, nothing holds a candle development-wise as that later class.
i also probably really like that class because they were relatively close to my age, and of my own generation so their stories reflected my own experiences fairly accurately. i watched degrassi all the way through for the first time about a year and a half after graduating high school, so those characters and the things they went through and how it was handled was still kind of fresh feeling to me i guess.
that being said, i agree about becoming obsessed with every group from every era. seasons 2-5 really hold a special place in my heart too. i love the core group of emma, manny, liberty, jt, and toby (although i'm not as crazy about the individual characters as some people are) and i also really love paige, ellie, and marco (and craig... sometimes...)
even the characters and seasons that used to be my least favorites (used to dislike the ones that followed riley, used to HATE clare and eli, especially in their later seasons) have grown on me over time.
but yeah. my favorites are definitely maya, miles, and zoe... and also adam.
what have you been watching lately?
i recently did a rewatch of heartbreak high on netflix, and now i've gone back and started watching the original heartbreak high from 1994 so i'm like three quarters of the way through the first season of that.
also this isn't to be rude or anything, but is the search function disabled on your blog? because i'd like to do the same thing for mine and i can't figure out how lol
it is! i do not remember exactly how i changed that setting (maybe under âvisibilityâ where you can hide your blog from search results?) i honestly donât remember lol
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i know you said you don't like the show, but since it's the last season, are you considering watching hsmtmts season 4?
i do plan on doing a proper watch through of all the seasons eventually! i never watched season 3 and i barely remember season 2, so iâll need to just do it all at once probably. but i am still going to be in heartstopper brain rot mode when s4 comes out, so it may take me awhile to get around to it!
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omg a producer ran into st#ny?? that must have been so awful!!
yeah, last summer. stoney was working at whole foods at the time. the producer was wearing a mask so stoney didn't recognize them. had the nerve to ask them if they had any kids AND randomly brought up the uvalde school shooting, talking about how bad he felt about all of the children who died which like.....lmfao. very weird things to bring up to someone you assume is a stranger in a grocery line. even weirder that the whole conversation was centred around children, given the context. fucking piece of shit creep.
The erasure of Andi Mack makes me so sad as someone who watched it as it was airing. I understand the show had issues regarding a Certain Actor, but it still makes me really sad for the people who worked on it. And because the show is such a gem. I want to write about Andi Mack in general one day, but because it's pride month I want to briefly talk about the show through that lens specifically.
Firstly, Andi Mack has so many episodes missing on Disney+ AND DisneyNow that it would be impossible to try to watch the series in full by using any of these apps. Until recently, DisneyNow had completely removed Andi Mack from its app, and put it back on with only an incomplete season three and without any of the games that were there originally (like Andi's Texts). This, I'm assuming, has to do with that Certain Actor, but the missing episodes has also made including Cyrus in any pride posts or collections harder than it should be (more on that in a second).
On Disney+, there is a "Pride Collection" which does not include anything Andi Mack related despite Cyrus being the first openly gay main character on Disney Channel. His coming out scenes (plural because of the individual scenes with Buffy, Andi and then Jonah) were extremely prominent not only to real people, but also to Cyrus' character as a whole. Two out of the three episodes where Cyrus comes out - "Hey, Who Wants Pizza?" (season 2, episode 1) | "Cyrus' Bash-Mitzvah!" (season 2, episode 13) | "One in a Minyan" (season 3, episode 11) - are not even available on Disney+, nor are any of them on DisneyNow (sidebar, Andi Mack isn't featured on DisneyNow 's pride section either). What's even more frustrating is that the series finale, "We Were Here", where Cyrus and TJ are confirmed to have mutual feelings for each other, are available on both Disney+ AND DisneyNow, yet it does not feature on either app's pride sections. Cyrus being gay wasn't just implied, he literally says the words "I'm gay" the third time he comes out and the second time he clearly says he has a crush on Jonah . It's not easy to overlook him as gay, and as a character who should be included in those pride collections, so his omission is clearly deliberate.
Even if the coming out episodes weren't featured, at the very least, any episode with Cyrus and TJ after they became friends should count; episodes like "For the Last Time", "The Cake That Takes the Cake", "Mount Rushmore or Less", "Something to Talk A-Boot" and of course the series finale. Surprising no one, only three of the Tyrus episodes I listed (and there are more) are actually on Disney+. I mean, they included a Miraculous episode in the Disney+ "Pride Episodes" collection that had the most minute blink-and-you'll-miss-it scene of Alec in a wig, so why not include any episode at all with TJ and Cyrus? Idk the whole thing is just very frustrating for so many reasons.
Last year during pride month, Terri Minsky (the creator of Andi Mack) reached out to me because she was also frustrated with the erasure of the show from the cultural zeitgeist. Her emails were heartbreaking, and I hated that after all the work I had put in to try to keep the legacy of Andi Mack alive - there was really nothing else I could do to help.
Terri ended up writing a letter to the people who worked at Disney in hopes of convincing them to make the other episodes available to stream. She reached out to all of the actors from the show and asked them to write letters as well (and several of them did). She asked me for advice, wondering if I had any ideas on how to prove to Disney that people still care about the show. Disney basically told her that there was no chance in hell that the rest of the show would make it to streaming.
And the worst part is that in the years since Andi Mack ended, most of the Disney employees who were there when it was on air and saw the impact it had have been replaced by new employees. So the people that Terri was trying to reason with had never even heard of the show. Like all it took was 3 years to erase the show so completely that even the people in charge of its fate donât know what it is.
During the time in which these emails were being exchanged, the âCertain Actorâ was finally sentenced. Just a few weeks after one of the producers of the show had the misfortune of running into him in public. We had hoped that once he was sentenced and the chances of people centering him in conversations about the show died down, that someone at Disney might change their mind or put in some effort to reframe the showâs legacy, but of course that never happened and probably never will.
I told Terri that it felt personal. That after the way they treated her during the Lizzie McGuire reboot fiasco, I couldnât help but wonder if someone had it out for her work, specifically. She felt like she wasnât important enough for someone to have it out for her which, like, again⌠fucking heartbreaking. The creator of two successful and important Disney titles left to feel like sheâs unimportant and her work is irrelevant.
But the fact that in the aftermath of the Lizzie McGuire fallout, she was still more concerned about Andi Mack is really telling. She could have reached out at any point and asked me to help her fight for Lizzie (which I did anyways) but she didnât. What bothers her the most is the disrespect towards Andi Mack because she is still so proud of that little show.
And the thing is, Disneyâs decision to erase Andi Mack impacts real queer people. Not just those of us who saw ourselves in it or found ourselves because of it. But the queer actors and writers who worked so hard on it, who now get significantly less financial benefits from the show than they should. Having half of the episodes unavailable and failing to promote the ones that are directly takes money away from real queer folk.
Andi Mack was special. Those of us who watched it when it was airing knew this. The cast and crew knew this. Lightning in a bottle. It was personal. The fact that Cyrusâ character was named after a real queer person in Terriâs life. The fact that Cyrusâ coming out journey was integral to Joshua Rushâs own coming out journey. The fact that Cyrusâ coming out scene in which he said âIâm gayâ was inspired by the episode writer Jonathan Hurwitzâ own coming out story. Like these were REAL queer stories and they should be remembered and celebrated as one of Disneyâs greatest accomplishments. But instead the company has decided to bury them.
Iâve spent years talking about this and will continue to do so forever. If Disney wonât keep the showâs legacy alive, I will - in whatever capacity I can. And I wonât let people forget whose fault it is that the show has been forgotten about either.
And finally! If you want to watch Andi Mack, there is a link to all of the episodes in the post pinned on my blog. They are files that I personally uploaded, so I know they are safe. And if any of the files ever arenât working for whatever reason, message me and I will reupload them.
If youâre still in contact with Ms. Minsky, PLEASE let her know that there are so many people who still care about her show and never forgot it. That there are people who are upset at how Disney treated both the show and her. It had such an impact on so many people, me included, and I hope she knows that we appreciate how much love she put into both Andi Mack and Lizzie McGuire. Andi Mack was a source of so much inspiration for me back then and itâs truly one of my favorite shows ever. I remember being excited every week when there was a new episode. I wish people had the opportunity to discover it for the first time and see it in itâs entirety on Disney+ or DisneyNow. I wish there was some way to put together a fan appreciation collection of art or stories or things along that line to send to Ms. Minsky. And thank you for the files, I will for sure check them out. I havenât seen the series since the finale aired and Iâm glad that youâve put together a way for others to. I never stopped speaking about or thinking of Andi Mack, and Iâm glad that you and others havenât either.
She knows that people still care about it, I'm sure. I've made sure to remind her of that over the years, and she (and the cast/writers) still have the paper cranes that we made for them in their homes to remind them as well. I think she was just feeling defeated at that time because she so badly wants the show to be accessible for people. That combined with the blow of losing Lizzie and having to deal with the news of Stoney's sentencing (as well as the shit he said to the producer when they ran into each other which like... whew... don't even get me started... i was seeing red)
I don't talk to her often (really not since last summer - life gets busy and we're both pretty bad at keeping up contact lol) BUT if anyone did ever want to put together some kind of fan project for her (like a scrapbook of letters and fan art or something) I'd definitely be able to get it to her fairly easily. I don't really have time right now to organize such a project myself, but if enough people showed interest it's something I would consider once I do have the time! I'm sure she would love that.
The erasure of Andi Mack makes me so sad as someone who watched it as it was airing. I understand the show had issues regarding a Certain Actor, but it still makes me really sad for the people who worked on it. And because the show is such a gem. I want to write about Andi Mack in general one day, but because it's pride month I want to briefly talk about the show through that lens specifically.
Firstly, Andi Mack has so many episodes missing on Disney+ AND DisneyNow that it would be impossible to try to watch the series in full by using any of these apps. Until recently, DisneyNow had completely removed Andi Mack from its app, and put it back on with only an incomplete season three and without any of the games that were there originally (like Andi's Texts). This, I'm assuming, has to do with that Certain Actor, but the missing episodes has also made including Cyrus in any pride posts or collections harder than it should be (more on that in a second).
On Disney+, there is a "Pride Collection" which does not include anything Andi Mack related despite Cyrus being the first openly gay main character on Disney Channel. His coming out scenes (plural because of the individual scenes with Buffy, Andi and then Jonah) were extremely prominent not only to real people, but also to Cyrus' character as a whole. Two out of the three episodes where Cyrus comes out - "Hey, Who Wants Pizza?" (season 2, episode 1) | "Cyrus' Bash-Mitzvah!" (season 2, episode 13) | "One in a Minyan" (season 3, episode 11) - are not even available on Disney+, nor are any of them on DisneyNow (sidebar, Andi Mack isn't featured on DisneyNow 's pride section either). What's even more frustrating is that the series finale, "We Were Here", where Cyrus and TJ are confirmed to have mutual feelings for each other, are available on both Disney+ AND DisneyNow, yet it does not feature on either app's pride sections. Cyrus being gay wasn't just implied, he literally says the words "I'm gay" the third time he comes out and the second time he clearly says he has a crush on Jonah . It's not easy to overlook him as gay, and as a character who should be included in those pride collections, so his omission is clearly deliberate.
Even if the coming out episodes weren't featured, at the very least, any episode with Cyrus and TJ after they became friends should count; episodes like "For the Last Time", "The Cake That Takes the Cake", "Mount Rushmore or Less", "Something to Talk A-Boot" and of course the series finale. Surprising no one, only three of the Tyrus episodes I listed (and there are more) are actually on Disney+. I mean, they included a Miraculous episode in the Disney+ "Pride Episodes" collection that had the most minute blink-and-you'll-miss-it scene of Alec in a wig, so why not include any episode at all with TJ and Cyrus? Idk the whole thing is just very frustrating for so many reasons.
Last year during pride month, Terri Minsky (the creator of Andi Mack) reached out to me because she was also frustrated with the erasure of the show from the cultural zeitgeist. Her emails were heartbreaking, and I hated that after all the work I had put in to try to keep the legacy of Andi Mack alive - there was really nothing else I could do to help.
Terri ended up writing a letter to the people who worked at Disney in hopes of convincing them to make the other episodes available to stream. She reached out to all of the actors from the show and asked them to write letters as well (and several of them did). She asked me for advice, wondering if I had any ideas on how to prove to Disney that people still care about the show. Disney basically told her that there was no chance in hell that the rest of the show would make it to streaming.
And the worst part is that in the years since Andi Mack ended, most of the Disney employees who were there when it was on air and saw the impact it had have been replaced by new employees. So the people that Terri was trying to reason with had never even heard of the show. Like all it took was 3 years to erase the show so completely that even the people in charge of its fate donât know what it is.
During the time in which these emails were being exchanged, the âCertain Actorâ was finally sentenced. Just a few weeks after one of the producers of the show had the misfortune of running into him in public. We had hoped that once he was sentenced and the chances of people centering him in conversations about the show died down, that someone at Disney might change their mind or put in some effort to reframe the showâs legacy, but of course that never happened and probably never will.
I told Terri that it felt personal. That after the way they treated her during the Lizzie McGuire reboot fiasco, I couldnât help but wonder if someone had it out for her work, specifically. She felt like she wasnât important enough for someone to have it out for her which, like, again⌠fucking heartbreaking. The creator of two successful and important Disney titles left to feel like sheâs unimportant and her work is irrelevant.
But the fact that in the aftermath of the Lizzie McGuire fallout, she was still more concerned about Andi Mack is really telling. She could have reached out at any point and asked me to help her fight for Lizzie (which I did anyways) but she didnât. What bothers her the most is the disrespect towards Andi Mack because she is still so proud of that little show.
And the thing is, Disneyâs decision to erase Andi Mack impacts real queer people. Not just those of us who saw ourselves in it or found ourselves because of it. But the queer actors and writers who worked so hard on it, who now get significantly less financial benefits from the show than they should. Having half of the episodes unavailable and failing to promote the ones that are directly takes money away from real queer folk.
Andi Mack was special. Those of us who watched it when it was airing knew this. The cast and crew knew this. Lightning in a bottle. It was personal. The fact that Cyrusâ character was named after a real queer person in Terriâs life. The fact that Cyrusâ coming out journey was integral to Joshua Rushâs own coming out journey. The fact that Cyrusâ coming out scene in which he said âIâm gayâ was inspired by the episode writer Jonathan Hurwitzâ own coming out story. Like these were REAL queer stories and they should be remembered and celebrated as one of Disneyâs greatest accomplishments. But instead the company has decided to bury them.
Iâve spent years talking about this and will continue to do so forever. If Disney wonât keep the showâs legacy alive, I will - in whatever capacity I can. And I wonât let people forget whose fault it is that the show has been forgotten about either.
And finally! If you want to watch Andi Mack, there is a link to all of the episodes in the post pinned on my blog. They are files that I personally uploaded, so I know they are safe. And if any of the files ever arenât working for whatever reason, message me and I will reupload them.
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do you think we should be worried that andi mack will also be taken off disney plus since they're taking off so many shows and a lot of andi macks eps were never on it to begin with?
do i think there's a chance that the rest of andi mack could be removed from the platform? yes. do i think it's something you should be actively worried about? not really. which is to say, with most of the episodes already missing from the platform - does it really even matter if the rest stay on or not? if anyone wants to actually watch the show, their choices are already limited to using a pirate link or purchasing the episodes on amazon.
realistically, there are two reasons why disney is starting to remove content from their platform: the first is that they don't want to continue paying residuals to actors and other creatives who worked on the shows if the shows aren't generating new viewers/revenue. this is, unfortunately, very common and one factor into the current writers' strike. platforms release shows, fail to promote them, and then try to erase them - which ultimately penalizes the people who worked on them.
the other reason is because even though most of the content being removed have been released as "disney plus originals" - most of them seem to have been produced by or in partnership with other companies, and then distributed by disney. (diary of a future president is a great example of this! it was produced by cbs but distributed by disney). this means that disney likely does not own the full rights to some of these titles, and would have to pay more to continue to host them. we see this all the time, with every streamer. it's why something will leave netflix one month, then pop up on hulu the next. whoever pays to distribute the title gets it, and if it's not generating enough money for the company - they'll likely let it go, at least for now.
it's also why we don't often see netflix originals leaving netflix - because even though basically everything on there is made in partnership with other production companies, that's a part of netflix's core strategy. they care too much about their original back catalogue to let those titles go. disney... doesn't. disney knows its biggest draws aren't their current original series - it's their bigger titles. the animated films, marvel, star wars, etc... and they don't have to pay anyone to keep those titles on their service because they own them completely.
this also isn't entirely new. it's just the first time we're seeing them actively remove stuff from the platform. but there have been plenty of titles missing from their catalogue all along for the same reasons. the earlier disney channel original series such as "the famous jett jackson" and "the jersey" are good examples of this. shows that were produced by outside companies but distributed by disney which, for one reason or another, disney has not deemed worth what it would cost them to get the streaming rights.
the good news - regarding andi mack - is that it was made in-house, by disney. the production companies they partnered with are standard disney based ones. so between that and the fact that they aren't having to pay that many residuals to the cast/crew considering they only have like half of the episodes, it's probably not costing them very much to keep it around. the bad news is that because they only have half of the episodes, the show likely doesn't generate that much traffic for them and they may eventually view that as a reason to remove it completely. there's really no way of knowing.
andi mack is small potatoes in the eyes of disney either way. the vast majority of people now working at the streaming service weren't even there when the renewal campaign was going on, so they don't know the impact of the show or its potential. it's never going to get the treatment it deserves. it's unfair to the fans and even more so to the people who worked on the show who get paid significantly less than they deserve because all of the episodes aren't available.
and with the context of the writers strike, that should really be the focus here. the cost cutting of streaming services and networks are directly impacting writers and creatives across the board. there's been a lot of buzz about the fact that disney happens to be removing several queer shows in this batch - which, yes, sucks from a representation standpoint... but it sucks even more for the real-life queer people who worked on those shows who will now be losing money because their show is being erased, and they will no longer receive residuals from it.
so yeah. whether andi mack is impacted more than it already has been or not, get mad at disney. and all of the streamers. support the people who make your favorite content, both on screen and behind it. support writers.
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