I sing this every time I feed the dog - because he definitely thinks of every supper as a gigantic spectacle (for the time getting amped up and ready and then the minute it takes him to wolf everything down, then it's back to being crashed-out on the floor.) I saw a clip of Zac Efron performing this. He got the over-the-top hyperactivity perfectly.
😂 My cat can't understand what the fuss is all about - the wagging or my own glee because the dog is happy. 14 year-old rat terrier acts like he did when he was a pup. Aren't we lucky?
Mortalclown: the cat is usually the nagging one when it's dog feeding time - because he's not very neat, and often drops a bit while licking the serving spoon. If the other cats find out...
I'm doing this play this year with my musical Theatre group and I was casted as Snoopy. I am so hyped to do this song! Using this song (and others) for choreography ideas
I confess that I’ve never liked the show itself. It tries to make the kids jazzy, cool, and way too aware of themselves. Loses all the innocence. BUT, you are VERY talented and very charming. Wonderful job, and I noticed you have a wide range of talents, too. Congratulations!
I was dog sitting and for fun CZcamsd “Supper Time” to play while I fed the pups. What a surprise to find the first video that popped up was from a production I played bass for at the Emelin Theatre. Great job Eddie. 😊
Hi. I study Musical Drama in Murcia (Spain). I have to do this scene this year. The teacher gave me this video. You are very good and this scene is a bit difficult. I hope to live up to.
I sing this every time I feed the dog - because he definitely thinks of every supper as a gigantic spectacle (for the time getting amped up and ready and then the minute it takes him to wolf everything down, then it's back to being crashed-out on the floor.)
I saw a clip of Zac Efron performing this.
He got the over-the-top hyperactivity perfectly.
😂
My cat can't understand what the fuss is all about - the wagging or my own glee because the dog is happy.
14 year-old rat terrier acts like he did when he was a pup. Aren't we lucky?
Mortalclown: the cat is usually the nagging one when it's dog feeding time - because he's not very neat, and often drops a bit while licking the serving spoon. If the other cats find out...
I loved directing this production! Eddie is amazing, and the cast was so collaborative and wonderful ;)!
I'm doing this play this year with my musical Theatre group and I was casted as Snoopy. I am so hyped to do this song!
Using this song (and others) for choreography ideas
I confess that I’ve never liked the show itself. It tries to make the kids jazzy, cool, and way too aware of themselves. Loses all the innocence. BUT, you are VERY talented and very charming. Wonderful job, and I noticed you have a wide range of talents, too. Congratulations!
This is one of the best I've seen.
You were truly a fantastic Snoopy. Keep up the good work!
Thank you for mentoring Noah Wardy! You are awesome Eddie!
I was dog sitting and for fun CZcamsd “Supper Time” to play while I fed the pups. What a surprise to find the first video that popped up was from a production I played bass for at the Emelin Theatre. Great job Eddie. 😊
My daughter was just snoopy for her freshman year and it was so wonderful!
Wow! I gotta look up what you're doing now. You were fantastic, Eddie!!! Bravo! Great choreography, staging, too.
This was fantastic!
Three cheers! Excellent!!!!
AMAZING JOB!!!!
Hi. I study Musical Drama in Murcia (Spain). I have to do this scene this year. The teacher gave me this video. You are very good and this scene is a bit difficult. I hope to live up to.
SUPPERTIME!
great, thanks
I still prefer the up-tempo version of the original 1967 production with Bill Hinnant, but this guy is funny.
epic
I'm playing Snoopy in a school musical, is there anything you'd recommend keeping in mind?
Just act like snoopy idk bro
3:20 get it,the or iginal snoop dog Because his name is Snoopy and the musician snoop dog In the fact that hes a dog makes it in fun here
This version of Snoopy sounds interestingly similar to Can Clarke's version