Tally Hall's Internet Show

I LOVE TALLY HALL SO MUCH THEY DONT MISS EVER.

TALLY HALL IS THE BEST EVER BAND IN THE HISTORY OF MUSIC.

THE SILLY LITTLE TIES ARE VERY AMAZING AND TALLY HALL CHANGED MY LIFE FOR THE BETTER.

This show is truly the magnum opus of television. It is truly the greatest thing ever made. I rewatch it nearly every day, from the ahead-of-its-time humor to the frankly, quite depressing moments, such as the main plot of episode 5, "Who Cares?." Joe, Zubin, Rob, Ross, and Andrew are all incredibly talented musicians and actors/ directors (?). The perfect blend of sketch comedy, story-driven plot, and music videos is beautiful. Currently, as I write this, my Ross Federman plushie is staring at me. Please send help. If there was one piece of visual media that I would consume until the end of my life, it would be the Tally Hall internet show. Hashtag rallyhall... or something.

I am eternally grateful for this pulchritudinous bewitching show. Ever since I first laid my eyes on the first episode's thumbnail, Good Day, I felt a surging power course through me. Immediately I knew that this show would change my life permanently.

I wasn't bewildered after finishing every episode of this show, and finding out that my life felt... different. Like the puzzle pieces of a 1000 piece puzzle had been put together, and finally, it was finished. And what was the picture that you could find after concluding the game? The thumbnail of Good Day. I knew it. My life purpose had been fulfilled. This was it, this was the reason I was born. To watch the Tally Hall Internet Show. Every choice I made before now, every word I spoke, it all led up to this beautiful moment. Life has a purpose, and I found it. To watch T. H. I. S.

Tally Hall's Internet Show is masterpiece of television. Nothing beats this, I love tally hall so much, I love eggs, and I love Zubin, this is the greatest tally hall of all time.

I used to be so depressed, but Tally Hall saved my life. I played Tally Hall at my wedding, Honeymoon, and during the birth of my child. I listen to Tally Hall everywhere I go.