History Funny / SchoolHouseRock

** It's ironically humorous hearing Fozzie quote the line, "Boy, that was [[BoomerangBigot one, big, ugly bear]]!" complete with him shapeshifting into the bear just like the turtle did. There's also Fozzie getting stepped on by the really tall girl and running from the bear.

** There's not only the bit mentioned on the main page about Mrs. Jones's dog turning on her after the narrator and her brother give it a bone (it chases her up a street sign pole), there's the trip on the ferry to the Statue of Liberty where the narrator find her friend already waiting for her--which she then explains with the parenthetical aside "He took an early ferry." And then it snows in the middle of summer.

** "Hurray! I'm for the other team!"

** It's ironically humorous hearing Fozzie quote the line, "Boy, that was [[BoomerangBigot one, big, ugly bear]]!"

** [[ThatsAllFolks "Darn! That's the end."]]

It wasn't enough for ''WesternAnimation/SchoolhouseRock'' to have [[SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic stellar show tunes]]; it had to go the extra mile and [[SugarWiki/FunnyMoments hilarious in the process]].

-->'''Reginald:''' YOW! That's not fair, giving a guy a shot down there!

** The sketch [[Franchise/TheMuppets Kermit]] singing and Fozzie occasionally referencing bits from the original video, including the girl and turtle's habit of placing adjectives on items. This frustrates the host for the segment, Fortune Feimster, enough to start chasing Fozzie around the set. Trying to escape, Fozzie comes across a locked door and seems trapped... only to unpack "unlocked" and stick it on the door [[WordsCanBreakMyBones for it to open]]!

* "Unpack Your Adjectives" has [[Franchise/TheMuppets Kermit]] singing and Fozzie occasionally referencing bits from the original video, including the girl and turtle's habit of placing adjectives on items. This frustrates the host for the segment, Fortune Feimster, enough to start chasing Fozzie around the set. Trying to escape, Fozzie comes across a locked door and seems trapped... only to unpack "unlocked" and stick it on the door [[WordsCanBreakMyBones for it to open]]!

* "Unpack Your Adjectives" has [[Franchise/TheMuppets Kermit]] singing and Fozzie occasionally referencing bits from the original video, including the girl and turtle's habit of placing adjectives on items. This frustrates the host for the segment, Fortune Feimster, enough to start chasing Fozzie around the set. Trying to escape, Fozzie comes across a locked door and seems trapped... only to unpack "unlocked" and stick it on the door for it to open!

* "Unpack Your Adjectives" has [[Franchise/The muppets Kermit]] singing and Fozzie occasionally referencing bits from the original video, including the girl and turtle's habit of placing adjectives on items. This frustrates the host for the segment, Fortune Feimster, enough to start chasing Fozzie around the set. Trying to escape, Fozzie comes across a locked door and seems trapped... only to unpack "unlocked" and stick it on the door for it to open!

* "Unpack Your Adjectives" has Kermit singing and Fozzie occasionally referencing bits from the original video, including the girl and turtle's habit of placing adjectives on items. This frustrates the host for the segment, Miss Fortune, enough to start chasing Fozzie around the set. Trying to escape, Fozzie comes across a locked door and seems trapped... only to unpack "unlocked" and stick it on the door for it to open!

** The song starts with a boy named Gerald coming down with the flu. A doctor comes over to give him a shot, but Gerald cowers under his sheets. As a result of this, the doctor gives him [[PainToTheAss an anal shot]].
-->'''Gerald:''' YOW! That's not fair, giving a guy a shot down there!

* "Three Is a Magic Number":

* "I'm Just a Bill" has many funny or flat-out odd moments in it, mostly from Bill himself.
** [[AccentUponTheWrongSyllable "Oooh, but it looks like I'm gonna live!"]]
** [[LargeHam "OOOOH YEEEESSS!!!"]]
* In "Interjections!", after Geraldine tells Geraldo, "Hey! You're kinda cute!", her compliment appears above them in big, bold letters. Then, when the singer recommends replacing the exclamation point with "a comma when the feeling's not as strong", Geraldo turns into a frog, much to Geraldine's disgust. The text also transforms into, "Hey, you're kinda cute.", written in small, plain letters.

** Ever since [[MemeticMutation the invention of]] [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Game_%28mind_game%29 The Game]], [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ywiovudwsfA this clip]] has [[HilariousInHindsight gotten funnier]]:
--->'''Spectator:''' Darn! You just lost The Game!"
* "Tyrannosaurus Debt": [[TheCameo Bill]] running away from the eponymous dinosaur at the end.
* In "The Preamble", the Constitution is stamped with "Right On!" Also, the little girl who keeps trying to vote only to be disappointed--in the past segment she's too short to reach the ballot box, and in the present-day segment she rather smugly waits for her mother to finish in the voting booth, only to be startled as her mother carries her off by the hand.
* In "The Shot Heard 'Round the World", the Lexington Battle has a gunshot with the word "Bang!" in a cloud. The image then fades to a globe with a voice balloon from Asia saying, "What was that?"
* In "A Noun's a Person Place or Thing", there's not only the bit mentioned on the main page about Mrs. Jones's dog turning on her after the narrator and her brother give it a bone (it chases her up a street sign pole), there's the trip on the ferry to the Statue of Liberty where the narrator find her friend already waiting for her--which she then explains with the parenthetical aside "He took an early ferry." And then it snows in the middle of summer.
** Also, the first bit where she takes a train has the gem of the bandits (right out of the Old West) ''running into the hillside on horseback'' when the train goes through a tunnel, and then when the narrator is naming all the nouns the engineer pulls a reverse stick-up on the bandit.
* In "No More Kings", George III keeps trying to stop the colonists from making their own country and electing George Washington president, only to be continually thwarted by the animator in a manner reminiscent of ''WesternAnimation/DuckAmuck''.
** One of the colonists BlowingARaspberry at George III. And another throws a bucket that lands on his head.
** George III rubbing his hands together and laughing fiendishly at the thought of taxing the colonies.
* In "The Tale of Mr. Morton", there is the scene of Mr. Morton talking to his cat: "Hello, cat, you look good."

* In "Three-Ring Government," the members of Congress get out of a clown car.
* At the end of "$7.50 Once a Week", the boy is balancing the $7.50 sign and says "I balanced my budget." Only to drop and break it, then he gives the viewer an embarrassed look.

* In "No More Kings", George III keeps trying to stop the colonists from making their own country and electing George Washington president, only to be continually thwarted by the animator in a manner reminiscent of WesternAnimation/DuckAmuck.

--->''Roses are red,''\\
''But Morton is blue.''\\
''Boo hoo hoo''

--->'''Mrs. Wright:''' Orville and Wilbur, go outside this minute! And there continue with your silly playing! Take these plans, take these blueprints, take this [[BuffySpeak funny-looking thing]]! Take this wheel, take this wing, I can't hear a thing that Mrs. Johnson's saying!

* In "A Noun's a Person Place or Thing", there's not only the bit mentioned on the main page about Mrs. Jones's dog turning on her after the narrator and her brother give it a bone (it chases her up a street sign pole), there's the trip on the ferry to the Statue of Liberty where the narrator find her friend already waiting for her--which she then explains with the parenthetical aside "He took an earlier ferry." And then it snows in the middle of summer.

* In "A Noun's a Person Place or Thing", there's not only the bit mentioned on the main page about Mrs. Jones's dog turning on her after the narrator and her brother give it a bone (it chases her up a street sign pole), there's the trip on the ferry to the Statue of Liberty where the narrator find her friend already waiting for her--which she then explains with the parenthetical aside "He took an early ferry." And then it snows in the middle of summer.

*** "Three times three is nine": [[Myth/ClassicalMythology Poseidon]] holds a three-pronged trident which grows six extra prongs. When he notices this, he blows bubbles underwater.

* In "The Preamble", the Constitution being stamped with "Right On!" Also, the little girl who keeps trying to vote only to be disappointed--in the past segment she's too short to reach the ballot box, and in the present-day segment she rather smugly waits for her mother to finish in the voting booth, only to be startled as her mother carries her off by the hand.

* In "Three-Ring Circus," the members of Congress get out of a clown car.