History Funny / TanzDerVampire

* At the end of Tanzsaal Alfred tries to scare the vampires off by running towards them, candle holder in hand, [[ScreamingWarrior screaming.]] This fails to impress to impress the Count entirely, who doesn't move one inch, while Alfred stops dead in his tracks. If played by Drew Sarich, the Count will then turn around to look at his son as if to say "Is that supposed to scare me?", who only shrugs in response. He then turns back to Alfred, throwing his hands in the air, and giving a little mock-scream before scaring Alfred off.

** Thomas Borchert borderline fanboying over Abronsius, too. It's apparently dialed UpToEleven in his Vienna dernière.

--> '''Count von Krolock:''' I read your book "The Bat". ''Brilliant''! [completeley [[DeadpanSnarker deadpan]] and bored] I was enraptured.

* At the end of Tanzsaal Alfred tries to scare the vampires of by running towards them while Screaming like a maniac. This fails to impress to impress the Count entirely, who doesn't move one inch, while Alfred comes to a halt. If played by Drew Sarich, the Count will then turn around to look at his son as if to say "Is that supposed to scare me?", who only shrugs in response. He then turns back to Alfred throwing his hands in the air and giving a little mock-scream before scaring Alfred off.

* At the end of Tanzsaal Alfred tries to scare the vampires of by running towards them while Screaming like a maniac. This fails to impress to impress the Count entirely, who doesn't move one inch, while Alfred comes to a halt. If played by Drew Sarich, the Count will then turn around to look at his son as if to say "Is that supposed to scare me?", who only shrugs in response. He then turns back to Alfred throwing his hands in the air and giving a Little mock-scream before scaring Alfred off.

** As funny as the song itself is, what usually takes the cake is Alfred's wonderful [[OhCrap]] moment when it dawns to him that Herbert stands right behind him.

* At the end of Tanzsaal Alfred tries to scare the vampires of by running towards them while Screaming like a maniac. This fails to impress to impress the Count entirely, who doesn't move one inch, while Alfred comes to a halt. If played by Drew Sarich, the Count will then turn around to look at his son as if to say "Is that supposed to scare me?", who only shrugs in response. He then turns back to ALfred throwing his hands in the air and giving a Little mock-scream before scaring Alfred off.

* In an incident during the Oberhausen performance of "Vor dem Schloß", a few girls screamed when they got frightened by some of the vampires. [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ccML3aXfKBU&feature=related Just watch Von Krolock try to keep a straight face]].

--> '''Count von Krolock:''' I read your book "The Bat". ''Brilliant''! [completeley [[DeadpanSnarker deadpan]] and bored] I was captivated.

* Alfred's enraptured face as the Count sings to him in "Vor dem Schloss" (for example, Anton Zetterholm's dazed - almost ''gormless'' in an adorable way - expression). It's HoYay and funny at the same time.

--> Count von Krolock: THE Professor Abronsius?
--> Professor Abronsius (flattered): You have heard about me?
--> Count von Krolock: I read your book "The Bat". BRILLIANT! [completeley [[DeadpanSnarker deadpan]] and bored] I was captivated.

* In an incident during the Oberhausen performance of "Vor dem Schloß", a few girls screamed when they got frightened by some of the vampires. [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ccML3aXfKBU&feature=related Just watch Von Krolock try to keep a straight face]].

* When Professor Abronsius and Alfred are in the Count's castle, the Professor stumbles upon a whole load of books. He then proceeds to sing a [[LongList song with lyrics that consist almost completely of authors]]. At first, Alfred wants to talk the professor out of it. Failing to do so, he leaves and the plot continues for quite some time with them apart. He finds Sarah, and they have a duet (Which is mostly about Sarah [[spoiler: not wanting to leave]]), and Alfred songs a solo number while returning to the professor. When they meet again, Alfred gets his song interrupted by the professor... who is STILL singing authors.
* In fact, half of Professor Abronsius' lines are hilarious. For example, during "Sie irren, Professor" (the reprise of "He, Ho, He"), he uses a proper mad professor threat: "You underestimate science, von Krolock! I will pickle you in alcohol and add you to my collection."

* In an incident during the Oberhausen performance of "Vor dem Schloß", a few girls screamed when they got frightened by some of the vampires. [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ccML3aXfKBU&feature=related Just watch Von Krolock try to keep a straight face]].

* When Proffessor Abronsius and Alfred are in the Count's castle, the Professor stumbles upon a whole load of books. He then proceeds to sing a [[LongList song with lyrics that consist almost completely of authors]]. At first, Alfred wants to talk the professor out of it. Failing to do so, he leaves and the plot continues for quite some time with them apart. He finds Sarah, and they have a duet (Which is mostly about Sarah [[spoiler: not wanting to leave]]), and Alfred songs a solo number while returning to the professor. When they meet again, Alfred gets his song interrupted by the professor... who is STILL singing authors.

** In fact, half of Professor Abronsius' lines are hilarious.

* All vampires scream and draw back when they see the cross. Herbert faints, which is similar to Alfred fainting when [[spoiler: Sarah gets bitten.]]

* When Proffessor Abronsius and Alfred are in the Count's castle, the Professor stumbles upon a whole load of books. He then proceeds to sing a [[LongList song with lyrics that consist almost compleatly of authors]]. At first, Alfred wants to talk the professor out of it. Failing to do so, he leaves and the plot continues for quite some time with them apart. He finds Sarah, and they have a duet (Which is mostly about Sarah [[spoiler: not wanting to leave]]), and Alfred songs a solo number while returning to the professor. When they meet again, Alfred gets his song interrupted by the professor... who is STILL singing authors.

* When Proffessor Abronsius and Alfred are in the Count´s castle, the Professor stumbles upon a whole load of books. He then proceeds to sing a song with lyrics that consist almost compleatly of authors. At first, Alfred wants to talk the proffessor out of it. Then, he proceeds alone, leaving Abronsius singing. He finds Sarah, and they have a duet (Which is mostly about Sarah [[spoiler: not wanting to leave]]), after which Alfred sings a solo number. He goes back to the Professor while he sings... only to get his song interrupted by the professor... who is STILL singing authors.
* The GIGANTIC sponge Sarah whips out in this scene - to show Alfred how well the Count treats her.

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* CrowningMomentOfFunny: "I'm a Jewish vampire!"
** Herbert and Alfred singing together in 'Wenn Liebe In Dir Ist'
** "Bücher, Bücher! Hunderttausend Bücher!" makes me giggle every time.
*** On the note of the previous one, half of Ambronsius' lines leave me giggling uncontrollably.
** In an incident during the Oberhausen performance of "Vor Dem Schlo?", a few girls screamed when they got frightened by some of the vampires. [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ccML3aXfKBU&feature=related Just watch Von Krolock try to keep a straight face]].

* The Professor getting clobbered by Rebecca when she mistakes him for her husband.

* The Professor getting cloberred by Rebecca when she mistakes him for her husband.

* When Proffessor Abronsius and Alfred are in the Count´s castle, the Professor stumbles upon a whole load of books. He then proceeds to sing a song with lyrics that consist almost compleatly of authors. At first, Alfred wants to talk the proffessor out of it. Then, he proceeds alone, leaving Abronsius singing. He finds Sarah, and they have a duet (Which is mostly about Sarah [[spoiler: not wanting to leave]]), after which Alfred sings a solo number. He goes back to the Proffessor while he sings... only to get his song interrupted by the professor... who is STILL singing authors.