Watch All That (2019)

All That is a sketch comedy show that premiered on Nickelodeon in 1994, and the 2019 revival aired on the streaming platform Paramount+. The show features a rotating cast of young actors and actresses who perform various skits, musical performances, and comedic sketches.

The 2019 version of the show is hosted by comedian and actor Kenan Thompson, who was previously a cast member on the original show from 1994 to 2000. Thompson brings his comedic sensibility and experience to the show, and serves as a mentor to the young cast members.

The new cast includes a diverse group of performers, including Gabrielle Nevaeh Green, Nathan Janak, Reese Nicole, and Ryan Alessi. The cast members showcase their comedic chops in a variety of sketches, including parodies of popular movies and TV shows, recurring characters, and original sketches.

One of the most beloved elements of the original show was its musical performances, and the new version keeps that tradition alive. The show features performances from young up-and-coming artists, as well as established musicians like JoJo Siwa and Jonas Brothers.

In addition to the regular cast, the revival features guest stars, including some familiar faces from the original show. Amanda Bynes, who got her start on All That before moving on to star in her own shows and movies, returns for a guest appearance on the revival. Nick Cannon, who also got his start on the original show, makes an appearance as well.

All That has always been known for its ability to appeal to both kids and adults, and the revival is no exception. The show features humor that is silly and irreverent enough to make kids laugh, but it also has a self-awareness and wit that will appeal to older viewers.

Some of the standout sketches from the revival include a parody of The Bachelor called The Grouchelor, in which Oscar the Grouch from Sesame Street tries to find love. Another popular sketch is called Bed Bath & Beyoncé, which features the cast members working at a store called Bed Bath & Beyond while also performing a cappella versions of Beyoncé songs.

The show also features recurring characters that fans have come to love, including the hilarious musical duo of the Jonas Brothers, who give advice on everything from fashion to breakups.

One of the things that makes All That such a beloved show is its ability to tap into the zeitgeist and be culturally relevant. The revival continues that tradition, with sketches that parody popular Netflix shows like Stranger Things and Queer Eye.

Overall, the revival of All That captures the spirit of the original show while also bringing something fresh and new to the table. The young cast is talented and energetic, and the mix of sketches and musical performances will keep viewers of all ages entertained. Fans of the original show will love the callbacks to their favorite characters and sketches, while newcomers will enjoy the show's irreverent humor and catchy musical performances.

In conclusion, All That on Paramount+ is a revival of the classic kid's sketch comedy show of the same name. The show features a new group of talented young actors, diverse sketches and musical performances, as well as cameos from returning original cast members like Amanda Bynes and Nick Cannon. Fans of the original show, as well as new audiences will love the timely, relevant and tongue-in-cheek humor that All That provides.

All That (2019) is a series that ran for 5 seasons (109 episodes) between June 14, 2019 and on Paramount+