Schmigadoon!
- TV Series
- 2021–2023
- Tout public
- 30m
A couple on a backpacking trip discovers a magical town in which everyone acts like they're in a classic musical.A couple on a backpacking trip discovers a magical town in which everyone acts like they're in a classic musical.A couple on a backpacking trip discovers a magical town in which everyone acts like they're in a classic musical.
- Won 1 Primetime Emmy
- 10 wins & 36 nominations total
Browse episodes
Featured reviews
Was I a theater kid? Yes! And this show was just the kind of funloving meta musical sitcom my little musical soul needed. It's filled to the brim with great actors (and great singers), the songs are beautifully written and the story is different but still recognizable. If you don't like musicals, this probably isn't for you...But if you do, than OMG this is sooooo good... It does border on parodying the musical greats rather than pay homage, but I honestly don't mind.
2 episodes watched so far.
Good pace, good jokes, good songs (most of them) and a "universe" that feels like it will be able to very well keep giving for a whole good season.
Not sure people who don't like musicals will find enough otherwise to keep them watching.
Lucky enough, you can just watch the first 10 minutes to find out.
I'll keep watching!
Good pace, good jokes, good songs (most of them) and a "universe" that feels like it will be able to very well keep giving for a whole good season.
Not sure people who don't like musicals will find enough otherwise to keep them watching.
Lucky enough, you can just watch the first 10 minutes to find out.
I'll keep watching!
I'm here for keagen but it's pretty good I can't lie I was expecting to hate it.
Either you like musical theater or you don't. If you do, then Schmigadoon - the town and the series - is for you. If not, stay away. The musical parodies are clever, though obviously derivative; the production numbers are appropriately over the top. At a few moments, it's a little too cute and self-aware for its own good, but for the most part, don't ask why, just enjoy. As the couple trapped in a Broadway fantasy while trying to revive their flagging relationship, Keegan-Michael Key and Cecily Strong play their parts well, but the real standouts are Broadway veterans like Alan Cumming and Kristen Chenowitz playing it for all the Camp it's worth.
Halfway through, it's not hard to guess where this is likely going. Maybe there will be surprises, but even if it ends crossing that bridge hand in hand, it will more than enough fun.
Halfway through, it's not hard to guess where this is likely going. Maybe there will be surprises, but even if it ends crossing that bridge hand in hand, it will more than enough fun.
I liked the first season and am absolutetly loving the second.
In the first season we get some really oldy musical vibes from the 1930s to 1950s. Falling in love with no sense what so ever ... and lots of frills, pastels, and plastic trees. And what else would you want?
In the second season we find our selfs in more reasent years and musicals. Like Hair (70s) and Sweeny Todd (00s). It becomes a weird mix of the dark streets of 1800s London, the smoke filled lokales of 1920s Chicago, and all the flower-power you can handle from the 1970s (actually a bit more than that, to be frank).
The songs and dancing numbers are (at least in my opinion) well written, and well performed by the actors.
If you plan to watch this, do so with an open mind.
This is not meant to be a masterpiece. But to entertain and make us laugh.
Which I think the creators and the cast succeeds perfectly.
In the first season we get some really oldy musical vibes from the 1930s to 1950s. Falling in love with no sense what so ever ... and lots of frills, pastels, and plastic trees. And what else would you want?
In the second season we find our selfs in more reasent years and musicals. Like Hair (70s) and Sweeny Todd (00s). It becomes a weird mix of the dark streets of 1800s London, the smoke filled lokales of 1920s Chicago, and all the flower-power you can handle from the 1970s (actually a bit more than that, to be frank).
The songs and dancing numbers are (at least in my opinion) well written, and well performed by the actors.
If you plan to watch this, do so with an open mind.
This is not meant to be a masterpiece. But to entertain and make us laugh.
Which I think the creators and the cast succeeds perfectly.
Did you know
- TriviaSeason 1, Episode 5 features the song "Tribulation", sung by Kristin Chenoweth. She was able to do the entire 4-minute song in only one take.
- ConnectionsFeatured in WatchMojo: Top 20 Shows to Binge This Holiday Season (2021)
- How many seasons does Schmigadoon! have?Powered by Alexa
Details
- Release date
- Country of origin
- Language
- Also known as
- "Untitled Cecily Strong/Apple TV+ Project"
- Filming locations
- Production companies
- See more company credits at IMDbPro
Contribute to this page
Suggest an edit or add missing content