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Disney villains: masters of evil, but not so much of common sense! Join us as we count down the most hilariously terrible decisions that ultimately led to their downfall. From botched schemes to epic ego trips, these bad guys prove that being bad doesn't always mean being smart.
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00:00The stage is set for evil world domination,
00:03and they would have gotten away with it too if not for these abominably dim-witted decisions.
00:08Your incompetence is nothing short of unspeakable.
00:11Welcome to Ms. Mojo.
00:13And today, we're counting down the times Disney villains famously let idiotic whims override their wicked ways.
00:19Hmm, let's see. Take responsibility for my own life or blame you.
00:23Ding, ding, ding, ding, ding!
00:25Blame you wins hands down!
00:27The Grand Councilwoman knows absolutely nothing about planet Earth.
00:36Can we not simply destroy the island?
00:38No! Crazy head!
00:40But she does know she wants Stitch to be retrieved from Hawaii and sent back to intergalactic imprisonment.
00:46We are willing to trade your freedom for his capture.
00:51This plan, like many other villain schemes, hinges on the reliability of her underlings,
00:56and like in most other cases, Pleakley and Jumba simply fail to execute.
01:01Oh, great! He's loose!
01:03Eventually, the Grand Councilwoman sends a tougher enforcer, Captain Gantu, to finish the job.
01:08So why even waste time relying on those hapless henchmen in the first place?
01:12Especially considering Pleakley is more interested in studying mosquitoes than doing his leader's bidding.
01:17Do they like me? They're dazzling my flesh with their noses!
01:21Clearly, the Councilwoman would have benefited from a more strategic extraction mission.
01:26Number 29. Heavy lifting. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.
01:30Considering the Evil Queen had just transformed herself into a frail hag,
01:35it's a bit difficult to wrap one's head around her final game plan.
01:38She's been pursued to the top of a cliff, and the Dwarfs are closing in on her.
01:44I'm trapped! Well, what do I do?
01:48With nowhere to turn, she decides to flex those granny muscles by lifting an enormous boulder using a thin branch.
01:56To her credit, the witch does get a bit of movement out of it.
02:05She even lets out a little self-assured cackle, gleefully wallowing in the off-camera strength training that enabled this feat.
02:13When a bolt of lightning shatters the jagged rock beneath her, she's sent tumbling to her death.
02:19As if that wasn't enough, the boulder follows her down.
02:22Number 28. The Robot Alliance. Meet the Robinsons.
02:27This almost feels like cheating because Goob sort of has the mind of a stunted child,
02:31and his motivation can be summarized as a grudge held over losing a Little League baseball game.
02:36Get him!
02:37If I hadn't fallen asleep, I would have caught the ball! And we would have won! Do you understand?
02:45Rather than ruling the world, he gets his kicks out of TPing the Robinson headquarters. How wicked.
02:51Robinson! You stink!
02:53At any rate, he makes the incredibly foolish decision to trust an alliance with a dangerously sentient piece of robotic headwear.
03:00Doris convinces him they have a common enemy, but ultimately uses him to advance her goal of enslaving mankind.
03:07Oh, Lewis. It's already happened.
03:12Considering Goob is a bumbling fool, he's the perfect candidate to manipulate.
03:16And while my plan for revenge was brilliant, Doris's was... well, we went with Doris's.
03:24So the fact that he neglects to consider why Doris was decommissioned in the first place is a pretty fatal flaw in his logic.
03:30You don't know what you're doing!
03:31Yes, I do! I'm ruining your future!
03:33She's using you, Goob. And when she gets what she wants, she'll get rid of you.
03:37What? What?
03:38Number 27. No PR training. Wish.
03:44While interviewing apprentice Asha, King Magnifico makes a number of horrendously stupid moves that prove he desperately needed a PR team.
03:52Let's recap his idiocy.
03:541. Invite Asha into your chamber to show her all the wishes you're storing.
03:58You're one of the very few I have ever invited in here.
04:012. Tell her that most of these wishes will never be granted.
04:05So most of these wishes will never be granted?
04:09Yet I still protect them like all the others.
04:113. Upset her by refusing to grant her grandfather's wish.
04:15It is my responsibility to only grant the wishes I am sure are good for Rosas.
04:204. Confess you'll never give people's wishes back or allow them to remember their wishes.
04:25Can't you just give them back instead?
04:27Excuse me?
04:285. Posture like a cruel, ineffective king.
04:31I decide what everyone deserves.
04:346. Assume the scrappy protagonist won't attempt to break in and take those wishes back for the people.
04:39They don't know what they're missing. But you do. And now I do. It's not fair.
04:47Why Magnifico would invite a girl he doesn't know into his corrupt wish-granting practice without signing an NDA is beyond us.
04:54Either way, he set himself up for a whistle-blowing scandal that inevitably upends his domain.
05:00How do we know our wishes are safe? We never see them.
05:03Why can't we see them? Why is that a rule?
05:05And why can't we remember them?
05:076. Crocodile Bites – Peter Pan
05:10After snacking on Captain Hook's hand, Tick Tock the Crocodile has developed a taste for the pirate.
05:15The croc stalks Hook throughout the film, with the sound of the clock signaling impending doom.
05:20Instead of taking care of the beast, Hook focuses all his energy on the magical boy who bested him in a duel.
05:32You'd think that a fierce, battle-tested pirate who sailed the seas and conquered lands would be adept enough to kill a crocodile.
05:39After all, he's known for his swordsmanship and has an arsenal of weapons at his disposal.
05:45Tick Tock could have made a great jerky to feed his crew, but no.
05:49Hook has more pressing matters, like refining his piano skills.
05:56Naturally, the arc concludes with Tick Tock chasing Hook off into the night.
06:03Number 25. Shiny Things – Moana
06:07The superficial, gold-encrusted crab, Tamatoa, essentially falls victim to his own vanity in the end.
06:13At one point, he has his adversary Maui pinned down while Moana is trapped in a cage.
06:18The gargantuan monster can pretty easily devour either of his enemies.
06:22Instead, he notices the shiny little foe heart that Moana crafted.
06:26Like a bug to light – think King Candy – Tamatoa drops his guard in pursuit of the shiny object.
06:32This trickery works perfectly, allowing the duo to make their escape and leave the greedy crustacean stuck on his back, where he remains in a post-credits scene.
06:50Still upside down here. Just need a little push.
06:57Failing to simply finish off the hero seems to be a common error among Disney villains.
07:01So Tamatoa should have kept at least one of his lopsided eyes on the real prize.
07:05Just pick an eye, babe. I can't – I can't concentrate on what I'm saying if you keep – yeah, pick one. Pick one!
07:12Number 24. Identity Crisis – The Great Mouse Detective
07:16It's one thing that Professor Radigan keeps a giant cat as a pet.
07:20It's another that he simply cannot get over the fact that he's a rat.
07:24I mean, it's literally in his name?
07:27Rattigan!
07:28So Radigan's a world's brightest rat!
07:33Anytime a character acknowledges his vermin identity, he has a total meltdown.
07:37What did you call me?
07:39Oh, oh, he didn't mind it, Professor! It was just a slip of the tongue!
07:43I am not a rat!
07:45Rattigan sees himself as a sophisticated, oversized mouse.
07:49So being called a rat, which he views as derogatory, clashes with his aggrandized self-image.
07:55Supreme ruler of all mouse dogs!
08:00This emotional mismanagement undermines his ability to think clearly.
08:04For a villain with such convoluted schemes,
08:06Rattigan could have gotten a lot further if he came to accept his identity.
08:10The story culminates in him making the brazen decision to spar on top of Big Ben.
08:15And we know how that ends.
08:23Number 23.
08:25Overtaxing.
08:26Robin Hood.
08:27The tale of Robin Hood is a classic,
08:29and the Disney retelling sees Prince John fall into the same foolish trap as earlier depictions.
08:34The thumb-sucking lion is obsessed with his riches.
08:37The people of his kingdom are already stretched pretty thin,
08:40but he has no issue taxing them even more.
08:43Taxes!
08:44Ha ha!
08:45Taxes!
08:46Beautiful, lovely taxes!
08:49Ha ha!
08:50Ha ha!
08:51This ruthless leadership style is in many ways a result of his mommy issues,
08:56which, left unresolved, have made him a very bitter baddie.
08:59Mother always did like Richard best.
09:02Despite his accrued wealth, he demands more at the expense of his subjects.
09:09It's this swindling and overtaxing that convinces Robin Hood to steal back the misappropriated gold.
09:14Plus, it motivates Nottingham to rebel against his army.
09:17Had Prince John worked out a better tax plan,
09:20maybe King Richard wouldn't have kicked him off the throne at first chance.
09:23It appears that I now have an outlaw for an in-law.
09:29Ha ha ha ha!
09:31Number 22.
09:32Road Rage – 101 Dalmatians.
09:35Cruella will do anything for a new fur coat,
09:38and apparently that includes causing a near fatal car accident.
09:40which includes causing a near-fatal car accident.
09:42There she is! Cruella!
09:47The puppies are finally escaping after boarding a getaway truck.
09:50In a last-ditch effort to intervene, Cruella attempts to run the driver off the road.
09:55At one point, she nearly sends them all over the edge of a cliff.
09:58Despite flying off an overpass and burying her car in the snow,
10:02she still manages to kick it into high gear, and the chase is on.
10:10It seems the tempered approach would be to get the driver's attention so that he pulls over.
10:16Instead, Cruella turns the twisted highway into a Mad Max course.
10:20The chaotic scene ultimately leaves her stranded in a pile of rubble.
10:24Oh, you imbecile!
10:27Ah, shut up!
10:34Ah, another villain who wants to eliminate a litter of pets.
10:37At least the feckless butler Edgar just wants to ship the kitties off to Timbuktu rather than skinning them alive.
10:43You are going to Timbuktu if it's the last thing I do!
10:52The buffoon overhears that the opera diva he waits on, Madame Adelaide Bonfemi,
10:57will be leaving her inheritance to her cats first before it transfers to him.
11:01To your cats?
11:05Logically, someone has to manage the cat's money, and it would likely be him.
11:09But he doesn't account for this, instead erroneously crunching numbers to convince himself that the cats will outlive him.
11:16A cat will live about twelve years, I can't wait.
11:19And each cat has nine lives, that's four times twelve, multiplied by nine times?
11:24No, it's less than that.
11:26Anyway, it's much longer than I'd ever live.
11:29I'll be gone.
11:31Rather than just waiting for their short lifespans to run out,
11:34and embezzling in the meantime, because what can a cat really do about that?
11:37He concocts a number of absurd schemes that fail and leave him outcast instead.
11:42Very well, scratch my butler.
11:45You know, George, if Edgar had only known about the will, I'm sure he never would have left.
11:52Number 20. Not clearly labeling poisons. The Emperor's new groove.
11:57If you're going to keep a secret lair full of deadly poisons, you've got to stay organized.
12:02Oh, right. The poison. The poison for Cusco. The poison chosen specially to kill Cusco. Cusco's poison.
12:11That poison?
12:12Yes, that poison.
12:13It's easy to blame Kronk for messing up the assassination attempt, but he's right.
12:17Yzma needs a better labeling system.
12:19Instead of killing Emperor Cusco, the pair accidentally turn him into a llama thanks to a shoddy label.
12:25This isn't poison. This is extract of llama!
12:31You know, in my defense, your poisons all look alike. You might think about relabeling some of them.
12:36Things get even more chaotic later in the movie when Yzma knocks over an entire case full of unlabeled potions.
12:43She might think she's pulled one over on our heroes, but we have to assume she learns her lesson after she gets transformed into a kitten.
12:49Where did it go? Where is it?
12:51Looking for this. Is that my voice? Is that my voice? Oh well.
12:59Number 19. Standing on the Gargoyle. The Hunchback of Notre Dame.
13:04Leaving so soon?
13:06Claude Frollo has clearly never seen a Disney movie, because otherwise he'd known that falling from a height is the number one way the villains die.
13:14After falling over a ledge of the cathedral and hoisting himself up onto the gargoyle, he could easily make it back to safety.
13:20But he's so obsessed with killing Esmeralda and Quasimodo, that he instead stands up on the gargoyle and raises his sword to deal the final blow.
13:28I should have known you'd risk your life to save that gypsy witch, just as your own mother died trying to save you.
13:36That, of course, is his fatal mistake. In a stroke of divine justice, the gargoyle breaks and Frollo plummets to his death.
13:43It's a satisfying ending for one of the creepiest villains ever animated.
13:48Number 18. Provoking the Bird. A Bug's Life.
13:52Flick's plan to scare the evil grasshoppers away from the ant's nest using a fake bird is pretty smart. And it almost works.
13:59We are going to build a bird. A bird that we can operate from the inside.
14:04Which would then be hoisted above the ant hill and hidden high in the tree.
14:09Unfortunately, P.T. ruins everything when he sets the bird on fire.
14:13However, the ruse pays off in the end when Flick is able to lure Hopper to a real bird's nest.
14:18Assuming it's another trick, Hopper makes the mistake of taunting the bird instead of running for his life.
14:24Another one of your little bird tricks?
14:27Are there a bunch of little girls in this one, too?
14:30Hello, girls!
14:34The bird snatches him up and her chicks make a quick meal out of him.
14:37Considering that birds are by far the most dangerous thing around, he should have played it safe, even if he didn't think this one was real.
14:44Number 17. Dealing with dark spirits. The princess and the frog.
14:49Everyone knows that when you make deals with the devil, you pay the price.
14:53The money-hungry Dr. Facilier promises wayward souls to his friends on the other side, who are actually dark voodoo spirits.
15:00Don't blame me. You can blame my friends on the other side.
15:09You know what you wanted?
15:10In return, they give him magical powers to carry out his evil plans.
15:14But when those plans go awry and Dr. Facilier can't pay his debts, he has to pay with his own soul instead.
15:20How am I ever going to pay back my debt?
15:22No!
15:23No!
15:24No!
15:25I'm not ready at all!
15:26No!
15:27I'm not ready at all!
15:28No!
15:30No!
15:31No, I'm not ready at all!
15:32You could make the case that his real fault was greed, or maybe even overconfidence, but there are plenty of other underhanded ways to make money without risking your soul.
15:39Number 16. Toying with Mowgli for too long. The Jungle Book.
15:43the Jungle Book. Shere Khan has been hunting for the man-cub for some time,
15:47and when he finally gets Mowgli in his clutches, you'd think he'd want to dispatch him as quickly
15:52as possible. But Mowgli shows no fear of the tiger, and this annoys Shere Khan. He's a predator,
15:57after all, and he loves the thrill of the chase. Instead of devouring Mowgli right away,
16:12he gives him 10 seconds to run, and this is just enough time for Baloo to show up and save the
16:17day. Ka the python makes the same mistake. He hypnotizes Mowgli and has an easy opportunity
16:23to swallow him, but he wastes time singing and toying with the boy, and his prey slips out of
16:28his grasp. Literally. Number 15. Admitting his deeds where everyone can hear. Coco. It seems that
16:35Ernesto de la Cruz committed the perfect crime. He got away with poisoning his best friend and is
16:40still beloved by his fans, even in the afterlife. In fact, decades pass before anyone, even his
16:47victim, figures out what happened. Despite Ernesto starring in a film that recreates the murder.
17:02Eventually, Ernesto makes the same blunder that brings down so many movie villains.
17:07He gets too cocky. He's foolish enough to admit his misdeeds just a few feet away from a stadium
17:12full of people. Not to mention a live video feed.
17:15You're just the guy who murdered him and stole his song.
17:18Murdered? I am the one who's willing to do what it takes to seize my moment.
17:24Whatever it takes.
17:25The crowd, and Pepita, turn on Ernesto, and he finally gets what he deserves.
17:31Number 14. Don't underestimate the good fairies. Sleeping Beauty.
17:35Individually, Flora, Fauna, and Meriwether are no match for Maleficent. But together,
17:40they're a force to be reckoned with. The evil fairy's first mistake is to cast her curse before
17:45Meriwether has bestowed her blessing, giving the blue fairy a chance to counteract the worst effects.
17:50Not in death, but just in sleep, the fateful prophecy he'll keep. And from this slumber you
17:57shall wait. When true love's kiss, the spell shall break.
18:02Later, Maleficent captures Philip, the only person capable of breaking the spell,
18:07but once again ignores the good fairies. They free Philip from the dungeon pretty easily,
18:13and even give him some sweet weapons.
18:15So arm thyself with this enchanted shield of virtue, and this mighty sword of truth.
18:23For these weapons of righteousness will triumph over evil.
18:27And just when it seems that Maleficent has him defeated, the fairies enchant his sword so that
18:32it strikes a killing blow. You'd think by that point, Maleficent would have learned to take them
18:36a little more seriously. Number 13. Relying on Pain and Panic. Hercules. It's a lesson many a movie
18:44villain has learned the hard way. Don't count on bumbling henchmen to do your dirty work for you.
18:49Hades needs to get Herc out of the picture in order to defeat Zeus. For some reason, instead of
18:55killing Herc himself, he sends Pain and Panic to turn the baby mortal and finish him off. Of course they
19:00screw it up. Miraculously, they do manage to smuggle Hercules out of Olympus, but they fail to
19:16make sure he drinks all of Hades' potion. This leaves him with his superhuman strength intact.
19:21It makes you wonder why Hades keeps these two around at all.
19:24I'm about to rearrange the cosmos, and the one schmiel who can last it up is waltzing around
19:34in the woods!
19:37Number 12. Driving onto Train Tracks. Oliver and Company.
19:41This has all been very entertaining, but the party is over.
19:48To be fair, Fagin and his motley crew are the first to drive into the subway and onto the tracks as
19:53they flee from the evil loan shark Sykes. But at least Fagin's motorbike has a bit more
19:58maneuverability. Once Sykes' big fancy car hits the tracks, it's not getting off of them easily.
20:04And this is New York City. How far does he think he can drive before he runs into a train?
20:09Take out my back, woman! I'm driving!
20:14Let's go!
20:15Jenny! Jenny!
20:16Sykes is so blinded by greed that he sacrifices both of his dogs and eventually his own life in
20:22pursuit of a little ransom money. Don't mess around on train tracks, kids. They're dangerous.
20:27Number 11. Not staying with Anna until she died. Frozen.
20:32This is truly a rookie mistake. Hans must be thrilled when Anna shows up at the palace nearly
20:37frozen to death and reveals that Elsa's responsible. Anna will soon be out of the way,
20:42and Hans will have the excuse he needs to take out Elsa too. All he has to do is wait with Anna
20:47until she dies and the kingdom will be his. I figured after we married, I'd have to stage a
20:52little accident for Elsa. Hans! No! Stop! But then she doomed herself, and you were dumb
20:59enough to go after her. However, he's so eager to be king, he leaves Anna alone in a locked room
21:04to prematurely tell everyone that she's dead. He doesn't even bother to post a guard at the door,
21:09and a snowman is able to break in and free her. You were so close, Hans, you just needed to be a
21:15little patient. Anna? But she froze your heart. The only frozen heart around here is yours.
21:25Number 10. Butterfingers. Beauty and the Beast.
21:29Too kind and gentle to fight back. My, what a fall, Gaston. Wait, that isn't how the song goes.
21:37My, what a guy, Paris Saint.
21:41He may be capable of a lot, but apparently having a strong grip isn't one of Gaston's many abilities.
21:49While trying to kill Beast, Gaston is scaling the side of the castle in the rain,
21:53and only holding on with one hand. After a skirmish, he slips right off the castle,
21:59and that's the end of it.
22:03This is, of course, a convenient plot device that lets the Beast remain innocent by sparing Gaston's
22:09life, while still giving the villain an ending he deserves.
22:13Number 9. Tormenting Toys. Toy Story.
22:16We don't like being blown up, Sid.
22:19Even though you wouldn't expect your toys to come alive and seek vengeance,
22:22torture is never a good idea. You see, Sid loved to torment his toys. He would burn them and try to
22:28launch them into space. But his favorite mode of torture was creating Franken-dolls,
22:32by ripping them apart, and putting them together in sinister ways.
22:36Hannah! Jamie's all better now.
22:40Woody rallied Sid's victims to save Buzz, turning them against their creator.
22:46We toys can see everything. So play nice.
22:55Sid's actions are almost excusable, since he didn't know the toys were alive.
22:59But Lotso in Toy Story 3 was a toy himself.
23:03Where's your kid now, Sheriff?
23:06That psychopath left the toys to die. But the gang escapes and gets justice.
23:12Number 8. Unguarded Cauldron. The Black Cauldron.
23:16The Horned King is one of the scariest of all the Disney villains. But he sure isn't the smartest.
23:21How long I have thirsted to be a god among mortal men.
23:31His entire plan for world domination revolves around the Black Cauldron, which creates an undead army.
23:37The Horned King works hard looking for the thing, even using a pig to find it.
23:41But once he finally gets it, he leaves it totally unguarded.
23:45It's not like he didn't have the resources.
23:48With all the dead guys supporting him, the lack of guards meant that little Gergi could stop the cauldron.
23:53Instantly killing the army and putting an end to the Horned King.
24:02Number 7. Cutting the Vines. Tarzan.
24:05When you're hanging by a thread, or a vine in this case, it's not a good idea to cut your only lifeline.
24:14Especially when there is another vine wrapped around your neck.
24:18Clayton!
24:21Clayton, don't!
24:23Clayton shows a disdain for the animals of the jungle throughout Tarzan.
24:27But in the end, he proves himself to have much less humanity than they do.
24:31To defeat him, Tarzan doesn't even need to get blood on his hands, since Clayton unintentionally hangs himself in the vines,
24:38in one of the more graphic villain deaths in the Disney canon.
24:44Number 6. Shooting John Smith. Pocahontas.
24:48He sure puts the rat in Ratcliffe.
24:50This villain is obsessed with gold, and will stop at nothing to get it.
24:54He thinks the natives are hiding treasure in the New World, so he decides they need to die.
25:08His men weren't necessarily on board with the whole mass murder thing,
25:11but they rallied together when John Smith is sentenced to death by Chief Powhatan.
25:15And worse!
25:17There's savages! Savages!
25:19Barely even humans!
25:20Luckily, Pocahontas stopped the impending battle, but Ratcliffe decided to fire anyway, and shot John.
25:26Fine! I'll settle this myself!
25:31No!
25:33Whether he was aiming at John is irrelevant,
25:36since John was the only reason his men went to war in the first place.
25:40He would have been better off literally shooting himself in the foot.
25:43Number 5. Not changing Rapunzel's birthday. Tangled.
25:47Tomorrow night, lights will appear.
25:56Just like they do all night, a day, each year.
26:04If you're gonna go through the effort of kidnapping a princess,
26:07then you better put some thought into your plan.
26:10When Mother Gothel took Rapunzel from her family,
26:12she took her to a hidden tower in the middle of nowhere.
26:15But it seems common sense stopped there,
26:17because she kept Rapunzel's original birthday,
26:20instead of changing it to literally anything else.
26:22And I can't help but feel like they're...
26:24they're meant for me.
26:27You know, the same day thousands of lanterns are released in honor of the missing princess?
26:32You mean the lantern thing they do for the princess?
26:36Lanterns.
26:36I knew they weren't stars.
26:39The connection between the lanterns and her birthday lead Rapunzel to the truth,
26:43and ultimately, to Gothel's downfall.
26:51Number 4. Big Mouth. Monsters, Inc.
26:54But I spotted several big mistakes.
26:57But, but, but how did...
26:58Some Disney villains just can't pass up an opportunity to brag.
27:02Times have changed.
27:04Scaring isn't enough anymore.
27:05But kidnapping children?
27:07I'll kidnap a thousand children before I let this company die.
27:10And I'll silence anyone who gets in my way.
27:13Mr. Waternoose makes the mistake of revealing his plan before he can even act on it.
27:20His power plant, which supplies power through the screams of human children,
27:24isn't doing too well.
27:25So his brilliant idea is to kidnap children to harvest their screams.
27:29This breaks ethics codes even in the monster world.
27:32And luckily, he reveals his plot while being unknowingly recorded.
27:36And is promptly arrested.
27:38Mayor Bellwether makes a similar mistake in Zootopia.
27:41She reveals her plan to Judy, who is always armed with her trusty carrot pen-slash-recorder.
27:46Will villains ever learn?
27:48It's my word against yours.
27:50Ooh.
27:51Actually...
27:52And I'll dart every predator in Zootopia to keep it that way.
27:56It's your word against yours.
27:58Ooh.
27:59It's called a hustle, sweetheart.
28:01Boom.
28:01Number 3. Trusting Hyenas. The Lion King.
28:05All things considered, Scar is a pretty smart lion.
28:08Psychotic? Maybe.
28:09But smart.
28:10You have no idea.
28:12For whatever reason, let's call it laziness, he relies on the hyenas to help him hatch his plan.
28:18Of course, quid pro quo.
28:20You're expected to take certain duties on board.
28:25Everyone knows the hyenas aren't very bright.
28:27And Scar himself has noted this on a few occasions.
28:30I'm surrounded by idiots.
28:33Now you, Scar, I mean, you're one of us.
28:35Yet he trusts them to kill Simba as a cub.
28:38Which they don't do.
28:39And he trusts them not to turn on him.
28:41Which they actually do.
28:43When going through a plan to kill your brother,
28:45with the possibility of angering a pride of lions,
28:47it's important to remember that if you want something done right,
28:50you'd better do it yourself.
28:52Number two, wearing a cape, The Incredibles.
28:56Oh, he had a great look.
28:58Oh, the cape and the boots.
29:00No capes.
29:01Isn't that my decision?
29:04Do you remember Thunderhead?
29:06Capes may look cool,
29:08but when you're in the middle of fighting for your life,
29:10they can be extremely impractical.
29:12Capes have taken the lives of superheroes and villains alike.
29:17Stratogale, April 23rd, 57.
29:20Cape caught in a jet turbine.
29:22You can't generalize it.
29:24This is why Edna Mode has one rule when designing super suits.
29:28No capes.
29:29Flashdown sucked into a vortex.
29:31No capes.
29:32Sindro may be able to build giant superhero killing robots,
29:35but when it comes to fashion, he's clueless.
29:38He foolishly adds a cape to his super suit
29:40and gets sucked into his own jet engine.
29:46And he wonders why Mr. Incredible didn't want to partner with him.
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30:06Number 1. Becoming a Genie
30:09Aladdin
30:09Don't you love it when a well-laid plan comes together?
30:13Unfortunately for this Grand Vizier,
30:15this did not happen.
30:16Jafar had everyone and everything where he wanted them.
30:23He'd become the most powerful sorcerer.
30:25He was the Sultan, and he was about to kill Aladdin.
30:29Instead, he lets Aladdin talk him into becoming a genie.
30:32He gave you your power.
30:34He could take it away.
30:36Al, what are you doing?
30:37Why are you bringing me into this?
30:38Face it, Jafar.
30:40You're still just second best.
30:42The genie may have phenomenal cosmic power,
30:45but it also comes with an itty-bitty living space.
30:48No!
30:49I'm getting out of here!
30:50Phenomenal cosmic powers!
30:51Come on, get it, genie!
30:53Hey, look!
30:53Hey, go!
30:54Itty-bitty living space.
30:56Al, you little genius, you.
30:59Good job, Jafar.
31:00You let your enemy convince you to enslave yourself.
31:04He really should have known better,
31:05considering his extensive knowledge of arcane lore.
31:08Which villain's decision do you think was the dumbest?
31:11Let us know in the comments below.
31:13Pull the lever, crunk.
31:15Wrong lever!
31:29Good job, Jafar.
31:30Good job, Jafar.
31:31Good job, Jafar.
31:32Good job, Jafar.
31:33Good job, Jafar.
31:34Good job, Jafar.
31:35Good job, Jafar.
31:36Good job, Jafar.
31:37Good job, Jafar.
31:38Good job, Jafar.
31:39Good job, Jafar.
31:40Good job, Jafar.
31:41Good job, Jafar.
31:42Good job, Jafar.
31:43Good job, Jafar.
31:44Good job, Jafar.
31:45Good job, Jafar.
31:46Good job, Jafar.
31:47Good job, Jafar.
31:48Good job, Jafar.
31:49Good job, Jafar.
31:50Good job, Jafar.
31:51Good job, Jafar.
31:52Good job, Jafar.
31:53Good job, Jafar.
31:54Good job, Jafar.
31:55Good job, Jafar.
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