Lemony Snicket: 12 Books in 120 Seconds

"12 Books in 120 Seconds," the first in a series of three panic-stricken videos leading up to THE END. Narrated by the infamous Tim Curry and with music by the Gothic Archies, it threatens to expose you to everything the Baudelaire orphans have suffered so far, in less time than it takes to brush one's teeth.

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[winxclubrox23]

This was created before The End was published as a way to amp up the hype.

[RedFlyer411]

I will applaud any man and/or woman that can explain the ending to a friend who hasn't read it[the final book] yet without any trouble explaining it "clearly".

I have tried to explain to people but all that come out is. "Well..um, And you see.it..oh dear.It ended with a mystery." And that's all I can tell them. Because I can't explain the ending to anyone.

I cannot.

If anyone can do it clearly I will applaud you as the most brilliant person I've ever had the pleasure of meeting on the internet.

[Sally Kawaii]

Finished book 13, this series is the best I've read in along time. I recommend it, but you will get confused in any of the 13 books if you skip any lol

[aramanth]

Ah! But spoiler alerts are Out and carefully hidden clues are In!

But perhaps a bit more...

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Vengence is a dish best served with Red Herring.

Fire pokers are useful for cakesniffing orphans.

Death is the great unknown.... or perhaps the afterlife.

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1:57 holds a second clue....and a second face.

Find it. Then set sail knowing or rather not knowing what comes next. But beware, it is called unfortunate for a reason.

[RedFlyer411]

See? You failed too. ;)

[aramanth]

To understand the End one must understand Beatrice and who they... oh ... I mean who She is. Sorry about that Very Feeble Distraction.

...seVeral letters too late or rather later and the truth is sunk deep into mystery... or rather an ocean? A question mark is one of those things that can cause Fear in most criminal adults and utter confusion in good children but Unknown things should be avoideD.

Like untied shoes, loose threads can be as problematic as no more remaining characters...

[Abilpsgirl]

I saw this at school

[smallbutevil]

my favourite book in the entire world

[acethejoker1]

Yes I do know that

[MissMarientose]

You do realise there are hidden clues in every book so if you skip books you'll just be more confused in the end.

[acethejoker1]

I'm on the seventh I think I skipped 2,4,6 mainly because I couldn't like them at all for some reason I also saw the movie twice