History YMMV / Falsettos

* SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoment:

* Heartwarming:

* ValuesDissonance: The frequent use of homophobic and ableist language can fall into this. Though, the 2016 revival seems to lean towards DeliberateValuesDissonance.

* AwardCategoryFraud: Both Broadway productions have seen Trina's actress nominated in the featured category, even though many have argued that she should qualify as a lead role.

* AwardSnub: The revival of the show was nominated for five Tony Awards and didn't win a single one. While both shows were well-received critically, many Falsettos fans felt that ''Theatre/HelloDolly'' swept the Tonys to an inane level and didn't have the serious social commentary and/or subject matter that Falsettos had. Some felt that Andrew Rannells or Brandon Uranowitz should've Featured Actor over Gavin Creel for that show, with several believing that their respective chances were undone by a vote split. Additionally there were a few who though Stephanie J. Block should've won Featured Actress over Rachel Bay Jones for ''Theatre/DearEvanHansen''. Though in both of these cases, it's worth noting that the respective winner was hugely acclaimed, same with the losses in Lead Actor and Revival.

* AwardSnub: The revival of the show was nominated for five Tony Awards and didn't win a single one. Of note were the loss of Best Revival (to [[Theatre/HelloDolly Hello, Dolly]]) and Best Featured Actor (to Gavin Creel, of Hello, Dolly). While both shows were well-received critically, many Falsettos fans felt that Hello, Dolly swept the Tonys to an inane level and didn't have the serious social commentary and/or subject matter that Falsettos had. The loss of Best Featured Actress (to Rachel Bay Jones of [[Theatre/DearEvanHansen Dear Evan Hansen]]) caused a small uproar as well, although that was mitigated when Stephanie J. Block won a Tony two years later for playing Cher and the fact that Bay Jones' portrayal was hugely acclaimed.

* MomentOfHeartwarming:

* CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming:
** The Bar Mitzvah.
** Whizzer showing up to Jason's Little League game because Jason invited him. Even while Whizzer and Marvin were apart, he still stayed friends with Jason.

* CrowningmomentofHeartwarming:

* CrowningMomentofHeartwarming:

* AwardSnub: The revival of the show was nominated for five Tony Awards and didn't win a single one. Of note were the loss of Best Revival (to [[Theatre/HelloDolly Hello, Dolly]]) and Best Featured Actor (to Gavin Creel, of Hello, Dolly). While both shows were well-received critically, many Falsettos fans felt that Hello, Dolly swept the Tonys to an inane level and didn't have the serious social commentary and/or subject matter that Falsettos had. The loss of Best Featured Actress (to Rachel Bay Jones of [[Theatre/DearEvanHansen Dear Evan Hansen]]) caused a small uproar as well, although that was mitigated when Stephanie J. Block won a Tony two years later for playing Cher.

* FridgeBrilliance / FridgeHorror: There's a small shout-out in the revival to Theatre/{{Rent}}, which became well-known as the ''other'' 90's musical to tackle the New York AIDS crisis and frequently features characters' watches buzzing when it's time for their AZT breaks. In the original production, right before "This Had Better Come to a Stop," everyone looked at their watches; in the revival, we hear a buzz coming from only one watch - [[KilledOffForReal Whizzer's.]]

* FridgeBrilliance / Fridge Sadness: There's a small shout-out in the revival to Theatre/{{Rent}}, which became well-known as the ''other'' 90's musical to tackle the New York AIDS crisis and frequently features characters' watches buzzing when it's time for their AZT breaks. In the original production, right before "This Had Better Come to a Stop," everyone looked at their watches; in the revival, we hear a buzz coming from only one watch - [[KilledOffForReal Whizzer's.]]

* FridgeBrilliance / FridgeSadness: There's a small shout-out in the revival to Theatre/{{Rent}}, which became well-known as the ''other'' 90's musical to tackle the New York AIDS crisis and frequently features characters' watches buzzing when it's time for their AZT breaks. In the original production, right before "This Had Better Come to a Stop," everyone looked at their watches; in the revival, we hear a buzz coming from only one watch - [[KilledOffForReal Whizzer's.]]

* FridgeBrilliance/FridgeSadness: There's a small shout-out in the revival to Theatre/{{Rent}}, which became well-known as the ''other'' 90's musical to tackle the New York AIDS crisis and frequently features characters' watches buzzing when it's time for their AZT breaks. In the original production, right before "This Had Better Come to a Stop," everyone looked at their watches; in the revival, we hear a buzz coming from only one watch - [[KilledOffForReal Whizzer's.]]

* AwardSnub: The revival of the show was nominated for five Tony Awards and didn't win a single one. Of note were the loss of Best Revival (to [[Theatre/HelloDolly]]) and Best Featured Actor (to Gavin Creel, of Hello, Dolly). While both shows were well-received critically, many Falsettos fans felt that Hello, Dolly swept the Tonys to an inane level and didn't have the serious social commentary and/or subject matter that Falsettos had. The loss of Best Featured Actress (to Rachel Bay Jones of [[Theatre/DearEvanHansen]]) caused a small uproar as well, although that was mitigated when Stephanie J. Block won a Tony two years later for playing Cher.

* CrowningMomentOfAwesome: All of "I'm Breaking Down", but especially the ending in the 2016 revival wherein Stephanie J. Block sings a song of pure rage with a mouth full of banana without garbling any of the lyrics.

* ValuesDissonance: The frequent use of homophobic and ableist language can fall into this, though it isn't always clear which one. The 2016 revival seems to lean towards DeliberateValuesDissonance.