History Awesome / WaynesWorld

* During Wayne's tirade on the camera, the camera walks away. It pretty much means the camera man isn't taking Wayne's crap anymore.

* Wayne's crew using the silent countdown trick that they learned about earlier in the movie during their climactic broadcast. As bad as it was to almost have their show stolen, it's nice to see that they did manage to get some real tips about filming out of the experience.

* Wayne managing to learn conversational Cantonese in a matter of days. It's generally considered to be one of the most difficult languages for English speakers to learn.

* Wayne's crew using the silent countdown trick that they learned about earlier in the movie during their climactic broadcast. A bad as it was to almost have their show stolen, it's nice to see that they did manage to get some real tips about filming out of the experience.

* Garth's drumming bit in the shop? That was really Dana Carvey playing. No double there.
** Meta-moment of awesome: when Dana Carvey hosted the ''MTV Video Music Awards'' in 1992, they did a segment where Garth [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f0YjiwVtwUo actually got to play "Even Better Than The Real Thing" with U2.]] ''Via satellite.'' Probably one of the craziest things MTV ever pulled off for the show.
* Wayne and Garth get backstage passes to meet Music/AliceCooper. If you're not as stoked as they are, you probably don't like rock music that much.

* During Wayne's tirade on the camera, the camera walks away. Now in the movie itself. It pretty much means the camera man isn't taking Wayne's crap anymore. But in a meta sense, neither is the audience. Either way we got Wayne to say sorry.

* The YMCA scene in the second film, which you can see coming a mile away. While spying on Cassandra and Bobby, Wayne, Garth and their friends, who coincidentally are dressed like the Village People, have to run away from Bobby. They end up running in to a gay bar and attempt to escape through the exit at the back of the stage. They can't, and the DJ notices them and starts playing "YMCA." They make the best of the predicament and proceed to bring the house down with their rendition of the song while, simultaneously, the crowd prevents Bobby from getting to them.

* Wayne's crew using the silent countdown trick from earlier in the film during their climactic broadcast. A bad as it was to almost have their show stolen, it's nice to see that they did manage to get some real tips about filming out of the experience.

* Garth using a home-made taser at the Gasworks to [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P2IaT2Ndke4 fend off a jackass who shoved him]]. While he's prepping the tazer (with a toolbelt that makes it look almost like a ''Franchise/KamenRider'' belt), the ''Series/MissionImpossible'' theme plays to psych everyone up; once he sends the guy flying back and into a table, the others around him ''applaud''. "Thank you!"

* How has nobody mentioned [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P2IaT2Ndke4 Garth using a home-made tazer at the Gasworks to fend off a jackass who shoved him?]] While he's prepping the tazer (with a toolbelt that makes it look almost like a ''Franchise/KamenRider'' belt), the ''Series/MissionImpossible'' theme plays to psych everyone up; once he sends the guy flying back and into a table, the others around him ''applaud''. "Thank you!"

* During Wayne's tirade on the camera, the camera walks away. Now in the movie itself. it pretty much means the camera man isn't taking Wayne's crap anymore. But in a meta sense, neither is the audience. Either way we got Wayne to say sorry.

* During Wayne's tirade on the camera, the camera walks away. Now in the movie itself it pretty much means the camera man isn't taking Wayne's crap anymore. But in a meta sense, neither is the audience. Either way we got Wayne to say sorry.

* Waynestock. When they actually pull it off, that is.

* Charlton Heston's cameo in ''Wayne's World 2''. Some acting classes even show that scene to students to demonstrate the difference between just reading lines and actually acting.

* During Wayne's tirade on the camera, the camera walks away. Now in the movie itself it pretty much means the camera man isn't taking Wayne's crap anymore. But in a meta sense, neither is the audience. Either way we got Wayne to say sorry.

* The YMCA scene in the second film. While spying on Cassandra and Bobby, Wayne, Garth and their friends, who coincidentally are dressed like the Village People, have to run away from Bobby. They end up running in to a gay bar and attempt to escape through the exit at the back of the stage. They can't, and the DJ notices them and starts playing "YMCA." They make the best of the predicament and proceed to bring the house down with their rendition of the song while, simultaneously, the crowd prevents Bobby from getting to them.

* The YMCA scene in the second film. While spying on Cassandra and Bobby, Wayne, Garth and their friends, who coincidentally are dressed like the Village People, have to run away from Bobby. They end up running in to a gay bar and attempt to escape through the exit at the back of the stage. They can't, and the DJ notices them and starts playing "YMCA." They make the best of the predicament and proceed to bring the house down with their rendition of the song while, simultaneously, the crowd prevents Bobby from getting to them.

* Garth saying that he'll kill Honey's husband but once away from her refuses to do it.

* Charlton Heston's cameo in ''Wayne's World 2''. Some acting classes even show that scene to students to demonstrate the difference between just reading lines and actually acting.

* Garth's drumming bit in the shop? That was really Dana Carvey playing. No double there.