Series Finale
Genre: Variety show
Created by: Brian Robbins
Opening theme: “inZanity” by I.Z.C.E.
Country of origin: United States
Original language(s): English
No. of season: 3
No. of episode: 12
Production
Executive producer(s):
- Brian Robbins
- Jeff Hodsden
- Shauna Phelan
- Joe Davola
Producer(s):
- Don Dunn
- Kwame Alexander (co-producer since season 2)
- Don Dunn
- Kwame Alexander (co-producer since season 2)
Location(s):
Burbank Studios
Burbank, California
Running time: 60 Minutes
Production Company(s):
- AwesomenessTV
- Paramount Television
Original network: Netflix
Picture format: 1080p (HDTV)
Original release: October 14, 2016 – December 14, 2018
Season 3, Episode #12 Directed by: Sean Lambert Written by: Tim Pollock, Jeff Hodsden & Kwame Alexander
Title: Inzane Endings Original release date: December 14, 2018 Production code: 312-313
The Kyrie File: Kyrie wants to get to the bottom of mass shootings so March For Our Lives activists Emma Gonzalez and Matt Deitsch stop by to explain the experience of the school shooting in Parkland, FL and how hard Never Again MSD has worked to put an end to gun violence all year.
HatCam: Backstage, Kyrie is using his HatCam to record the cast playing a game called “Full Name Confessions” where the reveal their full names around a fake campfire.
Kyrie’s One-Timers present Moving Day: A family is moving from Oakland, California to a new home in Anaheim. The two daughters Kat (Gracie) and Tamora (Cierra Ramirez) are at first afraid to move until their parents (Noah, Maia Mitchell) tell them that they will be moving into a nice new neighborhood which is right close to Disneyland. Now over excited, the sisters begin to pack their collections of Disney items for the long trip, but both of them are fussy about what stays and what goes and how it all goes together, they soon get into a play fight between princess and Jedi, soon two movers (Kyrie, Tyrel) show up and try to break up the fight, but decide to move the girls' stuff out for them while they're still fighting.
Season 3, Episode #12 Directed by: Sean Lambert Written by: Tim Pollock, Jeff Hodsden & Kwame Alexander
Title: Inzane Endings Original release date: December 14, 2018 Production code: 312-313
Opening: The cast arrive for a video game tournament,
only to find that there was a mass shooting at the club.
Introduction: Three weeks after the incident, Kyrie
welcomes everyone back to the club and explains how it affected him, all the
people who work there, and the victims of the shootings.
Dash Mountain: Dash (Noah) is suffering from vertigo due to his last expedition causing him nausea pain. So his brother Crash (Noah Centineo) helps him through this by riding Crash’s new motorcycle down a very tall mountain, it doesn’t help at all. Dash ends up quitting his show and making Crash the new host.
Dash Mountain: Dash (Noah) is suffering from vertigo due to his last expedition causing him nausea pain. So his brother Crash (Noah Centineo) helps him through this by riding Crash’s new motorcycle down a very tall mountain, it doesn’t help at all. Dash ends up quitting his show and making Crash the new host.
The Kyrie File: Kyrie wants to get to the bottom of mass shootings so March For Our Lives activists Emma Gonzalez and Matt Deitsch stop by to explain the experience of the school shooting in Parkland, FL and how hard Never Again MSD has worked to put an end to gun violence all year.
HatCam: Backstage, Kyrie is using his HatCam to record the cast playing a game called “Full Name Confessions” where the reveal their full names around a fake campfire.
Kyrie’s One-Timers present Moving Day: A family is moving from Oakland, California to a new home in Anaheim. The two daughters Kat (Gracie) and Tamora (Cierra Ramirez) are at first afraid to move until their parents (Noah, Maia Mitchell) tell them that they will be moving into a nice new neighborhood which is right close to Disneyland. Now over excited, the sisters begin to pack their collections of Disney items for the long trip, but both of them are fussy about what stays and what goes and how it all goes together, they soon get into a play fight between princess and Jedi, soon two movers (Kyrie, Tyrel) show up and try to break up the fight, but decide to move the girls' stuff out for them while they're still fighting.
App(le) Picking: Gracie and Lia show viewers the new
“Create-A-Goodbye” app in which people can customize their own goodbye on their
phones when they decide to turn them off.
Yo My Boyfriend Ugly: Angelica Fratelli is trying to
break a Guinness World Record for giving 75 people a new makeover in 2 minutes.
She succeeds, despite giving everyone including David Lambert a bad makeover,
but she later learns Wendy Brown (Maia) has already broken the record
by giving 100 people good makeover in only 1 minute.
Chicago Smoothie: A health inspector (David Lambert) has
come to Matt (Kyrie) and Lewis’ (Noah) restaurant in Chicago which is now a
Smoothie Shop. He finds that they are making smoothies out of very gross
additives that drop down into their smoothie machine, and when trying to
inspect it, Lewis accidentally drops him into the machine. So Matt and Lewis
decide to turn him into Human Flesh Smoothies and serve it to two girls which
one of them (Maia) runs off in disgust while the other (Cierra) likes very much and gives Matt her phone number for thinking he’s
cute.
Montage of Bloopers: Kyrie finds a DVD in his dressing
room which shows various bloopers of sketches from the past seasons and
reflects on how much fun he has had at the club.
Game Lounge: David and Noah take on Maia and Cierra in
the very first game played at the club, in which they must answer a series of
trivia questions on a viral video shown before them. Mia and Cierra win the
game after answering five questions correctly over David and Noah’s three
correct answers, and as a consolation prize, the boys get free tickets to ride
in the trunk of the girls’ new car that they won.
Closing: Shawn Mendes, Khalid and the Marjory Stoneman
Douglas High School Choir perform “Youth.” Kyrie and the cast stand on stage
together and thanks everyone for their support in the making the club a big
success over the past few years. In the final moments, they offer the audience
free rides on three Karaoke Express buses across the city, in one bus, the cast
wonder what’s next for them as all Kyrie can do is smile knowing he is proud of
what they’ve all accomplished together.
Special guest appearances by: Emma Gonzalez, Matt
Deitsch, David Lambert, Noah Centineo, Maia Mitchell and Cierra Ramirez
Musical Performance by: Shawn Mendes and Khalid featuring
Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Choir
Note: This is a 60-mintue series finale.
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