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* AcceptableTarget: They are always making fun of non-equity tours and the people who do them.
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* ShoutOut: ''Iron Dog'' could be seen as one to ''Theatre/NexttoNormal''.
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* HilariousInHindsight: Depending on whether you knew Santino Fontana before ''Disney/{{Frozen}}'', it can be quite funny to see him as the ''actual'' male romantic lead in this series.
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* HilariousInHindsight: Depending on whether you knew Santino Fontana before ''Disney/{{Frozen}}'', ''WesternAnimation/Frozen2013'', it can be quite funny to see him as the ''actual'' male romantic lead in this series.
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* JustHereForGodzilla: A lot of people watch various episodes just because their favourite Broadway performer makes a cameo appearance (example: Jeremy Jordan showed up for five seconds in one episode and the comments on the [=YouTube=] video were 95% gushing over him).
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* JustHereForGodzilla: A lot of people watch various episodes just because their favourite Broadway performer makes a cameo appearance (example: Jeremy Jordan showed up for five seconds in one episode and the comments on the [=YouTube=] video were 95% gushing over him).him).
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* AcceptableTarget: They are always making fun of non-equity tours and the people who do them.
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* HilariousInHindsight: Depending on whether you knew Santino Fontana before ''{{Film/Frozen}}'', it can be quite funny to see him as the ''actual'' male romantic lead in this series.
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* HilariousInHindsight: Depending on whether you knew Santino Fontana before ''{{Film/Frozen}}'', ''Disney/{{Frozen}}'', it can be quite funny to see him as the ''actual'' male romantic lead in this series.
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* InternetBackdraft: In early 2019, the episodes were systematically removed from the show's official [=YouTube=] channel and replaced with an announcement by creators Kate Weatherhead and Andrew Keenan-Bolger stating that the show was now only available to watch as part of a relatively new theatrically-based paid-subscription streaming site. Needless to say, people were not happy about this and it didn't take long for the announcement video to gain an imbalanced dislike-to-like ratio as well as every single comment on the video being some degree of negative reaction to the news.
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* DuelingShows: Could be seen as this with fellow Broadway webseries, ''WebVideo/ItCouldBeWorse''.
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* DuelingShows: Could be seen as this with fellow Broadway webseries, ''WebVideo/ItCouldBeWorse''.''WebVideo/ItCouldBeWorse''.
** In a bizarre way, it also briefly served as this for ''{{Series/Smash}}'', since both shows focused on the behind-the-scenes production of shows on and around Broadway and featured a large pool of Broadway talent. And the consensus with a lot of people was that they preferred the low budget webseries to the flashy [=TV=] production...
* FriendlyFandoms: Again, with ''It Could Be Worse'' since both are webseries created by and starring Broadway regulars and focus on the struggles of being a performer - the only real disagreements the two fandoms have is over the fact that ''Submissions Only'' is noticeably LighterAndSofter and features a (much) larger selection of cameos.
* HilariousInHindsight: Depending on whether you knew Santino Fontana before ''{{Film/Frozen}}'', it can be quite funny to see him as the ''actual'' male romantic lead in this series.
** Also, the final episode of the first season has Penny accepting a role in ''Film/MeanGirls: The Musical'' which was, at the time the show was written, an intentional (and somewhat affectionate) dig at the plethora of movie-to-musical adaptations that were appearing at the time. Cut to a few years later and an '''actual''' Mean Girls musical is now on Broadway.
* InternetBackdraft: In early 2019, the episodes were systematically removed from the show's official [=YouTube=] channel and replaced with an announcement by creators Kate Weatherhead and Andrew Keenan-Bolger stating that the show was now only available to watch as part of a relatively new theatrically-based paid-subscription streaming site. Needless to say, people were not happy about this and it didn't take long for the announcement video to gain an imbalanced dislike-to-like ratio as well as every single comment on the video being some degree of negative reaction to the news.
* JustHereForGodzilla: A lot of people watch various episodes just because their favourite Broadway performer makes a cameo appearance (example: Jeremy Jordan showed up for five seconds in one episode and the comments on the [=YouTube=] video were 95% gushing over him).
** In a bizarre way, it also briefly served as this for ''{{Series/Smash}}'', since both shows focused on the behind-the-scenes production of shows on and around Broadway and featured a large pool of Broadway talent. And the consensus with a lot of people was that they preferred the low budget webseries to the flashy [=TV=] production...
* FriendlyFandoms: Again, with ''It Could Be Worse'' since both are webseries created by and starring Broadway regulars and focus on the struggles of being a performer - the only real disagreements the two fandoms have is over the fact that ''Submissions Only'' is noticeably LighterAndSofter and features a (much) larger selection of cameos.
* HilariousInHindsight: Depending on whether you knew Santino Fontana before ''{{Film/Frozen}}'', it can be quite funny to see him as the ''actual'' male romantic lead in this series.
** Also, the final episode of the first season has Penny accepting a role in ''Film/MeanGirls: The Musical'' which was, at the time the show was written, an intentional (and somewhat affectionate) dig at the plethora of movie-to-musical adaptations that were appearing at the time. Cut to a few years later and an '''actual''' Mean Girls musical is now on Broadway.
* InternetBackdraft: In early 2019, the episodes were systematically removed from the show's official [=YouTube=] channel and replaced with an announcement by creators Kate Weatherhead and Andrew Keenan-Bolger stating that the show was now only available to watch as part of a relatively new theatrically-based paid-subscription streaming site. Needless to say, people were not happy about this and it didn't take long for the announcement video to gain an imbalanced dislike-to-like ratio as well as every single comment on the video being some degree of negative reaction to the news.
* JustHereForGodzilla: A lot of people watch various episodes just because their favourite Broadway performer makes a cameo appearance (example: Jeremy Jordan showed up for five seconds in one episode and the comments on the [=YouTube=] video were 95% gushing over him).
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This is the YMMV page for ''WebSeries/SubmissionsOnly''.
''WebVideo/SubmissionsOnly''.
* DuelingShows: Could be seen as this with fellow Broadway webseries,''WebSeries/ItCouldBeWorse''.''WebVideo/ItCouldBeWorse''.
* DuelingShows: Could be seen as this with fellow Broadway webseries,
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This is the YMMV page for ''WebSeries/SubmissionsOnly''.
* DuelingShows: Could be seen as this with fellow Broadway webseries, ''WebSeries/ItCouldBeWorse''.
* DuelingShows: Could be seen as this with fellow Broadway webseries, ''WebSeries/ItCouldBeWorse''.
