It Begins Again | |
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Indie (center) is less than thrilled with his co-workers Scene and Idol. | |
Episode number | 1 |
Season | 1 |
Airdate | April 15, 2012 |
Guest starring | Rafi Fine as Rat Protector |
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It Begins Again is the first episode of MyMusic (show). It follows the arrival of new employee Metal and discusses the way things will be shaped on the new YouTube channel that the company has created.
Plot[]
The episode begins with Indie giving us a little history on MyMusic, claiming that the industry started small, just showing music for small indie bands until he hired Idol, who decided to direct the company to the mainstream. We then meet Techno & Dubstep, who were hired to design the company's website, until it unfortunately closed down. Shortly after we meet Hip Hop, the head of marketing for the MyMusic company. Following this, Indie explains that Idol helped him out with the rebirth of MyMusic, a channel on YouTube. Scene then explains that Indie makes all employees go by nicknames based on what kind of music they enjoy, leaving Intern 2 with no nickname due to the fact that he finds little interest in music. Soon, we see Indie mistreating Intern 2, as he is used as a footstool.
New employee Metal arrives, thinking Scene is an emo, which becomes a running gag in the show. Indie soon meets his new employee, pointing out that he is late, but Metal claims he was only late because he needed to sign papers and contracts allowing him to be on camera. Indie then shows Metal his Culkin Method, which, by the actor's career headed, you are either, Rory, Keiran, or Macaulay (the worst).
Soon, the fire alarm rings, and Metal freaks out, telling everyone to run for their lives. However, he doesn't realize that's just the staff meeting bell, and that there will never be a fire. The company gets caught on fire for the first time. Later, Indie calls a meeting, saying he got rid of the fire alarm completely to avoid any future confusion, but instead he got a fire owl. However, everyone misunderstands the owl and the company gets caught on fire for the second time.
In the conference room, Metal is named head of production, but is dismayed that Scene is his production assistant, due to her outlandish behavior. Indie is already planning things to draw in customers on the YouTube channel, like picking a host for MyMusic News. Idol points out that Indie is not in touch with music, but rather Scene is, and she is declared host of the show, with Metal now being treated unfairly.
Indie is extremely pleased with all of the new changes and popularity of MyMusic, reminding the viewers to subscribe to the channel.
Trivia[]
- This was the first episode of 2012.
- Indie later wore the same original coat in Dual Mysteries and Family Therapy.
- The trailers have a scene of Indie saying "How did the MyMusic company start?" differently.
- This was the first episode to have Intern 2 used as a footstool. The others were Invisible, You're Fired, Cops and Clues, Finally Reunited, Saying Goodbye :( and Attention & Affection.
- This was the first episode to feature Indie vomiting.
- The footage of the MyMusic company caught on fire was later reused at the end of the season 1 finale, but with quotation marks added.
- The fire owl later appeared in the "In Memoriam" tribute in the MyMusic News Best of 2012 Special (the Opening Act part was removed as of July 23, 2021).
- Scene would later hit Metal with the microphone in Return of the Hipster and the one-off MyMusic Live Charity Concert.
- This was the first episode that the "Shut up Intern 2!" phrase was reused.
- The scene of Indie reminding the viewers to subscribe to the MyMusic channel was omitted in the TV version of the series premiere.
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