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{{hatnote|This article is on the Thunderbirds101 series, for other series, see [[Microsoft Sam reads Funny Windows Errors]]}}

'''Microsoft Sam reads Funny Windows Errors''' is a text-to-speech comedy series on YouTube created by [[Thunderbirds101]]. It consists of Microsoft Sam reading funny error messages and him reacting to them. The series has become quite popular, with episodes usually getting hundreds of views within the first day, and at least one to two thousand in a single week.

{{hatnote|This article is on the Thunderbirds101 series, for other series, see [[Special:MyLanguage/Microsoft Sam reads Funny Windows Errors|Microsoft Sam reads Funny Windows Errors]]}}

'''Microsoft Sam reads Funny Windows Errors''' is a text-to-speech comedy series on YouTube created by [[Special:MyLanguage/Thunderbirds101|Thunderbirds101]]. It consists of Microsoft Sam reading funny error messages and him reacting to them. The series has become quite popular, with episodes usually getting hundreds of views within the first day, and at least one to two thousand in a single week.

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==Season 1==

==Season 1==

[[File:First_error.png|thumb|300px|The first error in the series.]]

[[File:First_error.png|thumb|300px|The first error in the series.]]

The first season of [[Special:MyLanguage/Microsoft Sam|Microsoft Sam]] reads Funny Windows Errors did not have a structured storyline or any main antagonists. Each episode featured an assorted of an Anti-Vista or computer-related theme. The season concluded in a cliffhanger, with Sam "dead", and Jason Voorhees preparing to kill [[Special:MyLanguage/Microsoft Mike|Microsoft Mike]].

The first season of [[Microsoft Sam]] reads Funny Windows Errors did not have a structured storyline or any main antagonists. Each episode featured an assorted of an Anti-Vista or computer-related theme. The season concluded in a cliffhanger, with Sam "dead", and Jason Voorhees preparing to kill [[Microsoft Mike]].

*The first season to reach the milestone where all episodes have more than 10,000 views each. The first episode of this season also has accumulated nearly 70,000 views.

*The first season to reach the milestone where all episodes have more than 10,000 views each. The first episode of this season also has accumulated nearly 70,000 views.

==Season 2==

==Season 2==

Season 2 premiered on January 11, 2009, and picked up where Season 1 left off: Jason preparing to kill Mike. However, several gunshots suddenly rang out, "killing" Jason. But just moments later, Sam shot Mike. He then read a few errors, one, in particular, references to the classic "Rules for the Toilet". The episode concluded with a Big Daddy from BioShock coming to kill Sam, forcing Sam to jump off the Sears Tower to get away. As a result, he was "dead" again.

Season 2 premiered on January 11, 2009, and picked up where Season 1 left off: Jason preparing to kill Mike. However, several gunshots suddenly rang out, "killing" Jason. But just moments later, Sam shot Mike. He then read a few errors, one, in particular, references to the classic "Rules for the Toilet". The episode concluded with a Big Daddy from BioShock coming to kill Sam, forcing Sam to jump off the Sears Tower to get away. As a result, he was "dead" again.

==='''Gap between episodes'''===

==='''Gap between episodes'''===

For a period of time, Thunderbirds101 stopped making Funny Windows Errors episodes for unknown reasons. Some speculate he got bored of making the series and was done for good. Others believed he might have been just stressed out and needed a break. For whatever reason, it was one month and seventeen days until Episode 2 of Season 2 came out. From then on out he continued to make episodes. Season 2, unlike Season 1, had a structured storyline and antagonists. In this particular season, the Information Robots were the main antagonists. The season ended with what used to be the longest episode yet, clocking in at seven minutes and ten seconds. The episode ended with [[Special:MyLanguage/Microsoft Anna|Microsoft Anna]] "The Info Robot Queen" gassing Microsoft Sam. The scene concluded with the classic 24 clocks and another classic profanity line from Microsoft Sam.

For a period of time, Thunderbirds101 stopped making Funny Windows Errors episodes for unknown reasons. Some speculate he got bored of making the series and was done for good. Others believed he might have been just stressed out and needed a break. For whatever reason, it was one month and seventeen days until Episode 2 of Season 2 came out. From then on out he continued to make episodes. Season 2, unlike Season 1, had a structured storyline and antagonists. In this particular season, the Information Robots were the main antagonists. The season ended with what used to be the longest episode yet, clocking in at seven minutes and ten seconds. The episode ended with [[Microsoft Anna]] "The Info Robot Queen" gassing Microsoft Sam. The scene concluded with the classic 24 clocks and another classic profanity line from Microsoft Sam.

*The first season where Sam's classic profanity line is the last thing to be spoken in an episode, the Season 2 Finale.

*The first season where Sam's classic profanity line is the last thing to be spoken in an episode, the Season 2 Finale.

*Most of Season 2 has been set to private due to Content ID notices filed against episodes three, five, and six. Thunderbirds101 plans to re-master seasons two through four after Season 12 of Funny Windows Errors concludes.

*Most of Season 2 has been set to private due to Content ID notices filed against episodes three, five, and six. Thunderbirds101 plans to re-master seasons two through four after Season 12 of Funny Windows Errors concludes.

==Season 3==

==Season 3==

Season 3 premiered on April 11, 2009, and like Season 2, picked up where the last season left off. Sam was dying; Anna appeared to have won. But it was quickly revealed that the entire Season 2 Finale was a ''dream''. From there on out, Sam continued on as normal, even taking a dump in reverse. The main antagonists of this season were [[Special:MyLanguage/Microsoft Bob and Joe|Microsoft Bob and Joe]], two "Text-to-Speech Outcasts", who apparently were supposed to be on an operating system, but never were. They bombarded Sam with the deadly "[[Special:MyLanguage/The Really Sucky Virus|Really Sucky Virus]]", making its first official appearance. In the fifth episode, it was revealed that Microsoft Joe was in fact [[Special:MyLanguage/Radar Overseer Scotty|Radar Overseer Scotty]] from Akriloth2160 TV. But before Scotty revealed himself, he killed his accomplice Bob. He continued to attack Sam with the Really Sucky Virus, and eventually the Really N00by Virus. He also introduced Windows Jibberish in the final two episodes of Season 3. The season concluded with Scotty being defeated by his own Virus and Sam disappearing without a trace. Season 3 concluded on May 30, 2009. The series would be put on hold after this, due to school exams interfering with Thunderbirds101's video schedule.

Season 3 premiered on April 11, 2009, and like Season 2, picked up where the last season left off. Sam was dying; Anna appeared to have won. But it was quickly revealed that the entire Season 2 Finale was a ''dream''. From there on out, Sam continued on as normal, even taking a dump in reverse. The main antagonists of this season were [[Microsoft Bob and Joe]], two "Text-to-Speech Outcasts", who apparently were supposed to be on an operating system, but never were. They bombarded Sam with the deadly "[[Really Sucky Virus]]", making its first official appearance. In the fifth episode, it was revealed that Microsoft Joe was in fact [[Radar Overseer Scotty]] from Akriloth2160 TV. But before Scotty revealed himself, he killed his accomplice Bob. He continued to attack Sam with the Really Sucky Virus, and eventually the Really N00by Virus. He also introduced Windows Jibberish in the final two episodes of Season 3. The season concluded with Scotty being defeated by his own Virus and Sam disappearing without a trace. Season 3 concluded on May 30, 2009. The series would be put on hold after this, due to school exams interfering with Thunderbirds101's video schedule.

*The Really Sucky Virus was the first virus to be made and used as a distracting element in the Season. It is also the most popular.

*The Really Sucky Virus was the first virus to be made and used as a distracting element in the Season. It is also the most popular.

*Season 3 is the only season to have a plot twist, as well as a protagonist turning evil.

*Season 3 is the only season to have a plot twist, as well as a protagonist turning evil.

*All episodes of this season have more than 10,000 views - the second season to achieve this feat.

*All episodes of this season have more than 10,000 views - the second season to achieve this feat.

==Season 4==

==Season 4==

In episode two, a ROFL nuclear bomb is detonated, forcing Sam to move into an underground vault. Eventually, Sam was able to defeat Natural Sam with a Shoop Dah Whoop Cannon, but a new enemy, Weegeta 10,000 arrived soon after to duel Sam.

In episode two, a ROFL nuclear bomb is detonated, forcing Sam to move into an underground vault. Eventually, Sam was able to defeat Natural Sam with a Shoop Dah Whoop Cannon, but a new enemy, Weegeta 10,000 arrived soon after to duel Sam.

In episode six, Weegee 25,000 revealed himself and his OMG_BRB_ICECREAM_TRUCK Cannon. He destroyed Emergencyranger88 TV Studios, and almost attacked Thunderbirds101 TV Studios. However, he decided against the move, as he had acquired a nuclear bombshell and was preparing to choose a city to destroy: Either Toronto, New York or Sydney. A trailer was released shortly after the seventh episode of the fourth season, showing yet another new enemy had arrived: [[Special:MyLanguage/Devil's Hell Star|Devil's Hell Star]]. Both Weegee 25,000 and his successor, Weegee Infinity, were destroyed, either by a "Catastrophic Failure", or being simply infected with Swine Flu. When Devil's Hell Star's robot assistant informed him of his minion's destruction, he became enraged and ordered to cannon to fire on his desired target. However, before he could name the target, the signal was lost "again." The season ended with the [[Special:MyLanguage/Diarrhea Death Star|Diarrhea Death Star]] destroying Earth after the OMG_BRB_ICECREAM_TRUCK failed to destroy Sydney, Australia. Season 4 concluded on August 9, 2009.

In episode six, Weegee 25,000 revealed himself and his OMG_BRB_ICECREAM_TRUCK Cannon. He destroyed Emergencyranger88 TV Studios, and almost attacked Thunderbirds101 TV Studios. However, he decided against the move, as he had acquired a nuclear bombshell and was preparing to choose a city to destroy: Either Toronto, New York or Sydney. A trailer was released shortly after the seventh episode of the fourth season, showing yet another new enemy had arrived: [[Devil's Hell Star]]. Both Weegee 25,000 and his successor, Weegee Infinity, were destroyed, either by a "Catastrophic Failure", or being simply infected with Swine Flu. When Devil's Hell Star's robot assistant informed him of his minion's destruction, he became enraged and ordered to cannon to fire on his desired target. However, before he could name the target, the signal was lost "again." The season ended with the [[Diarrhea Death Star]] destroying Earth after the OMG_BRB_ICECREAM_TRUCK failed to destroy Sydney, Australia. Season 4 concluded on August 9, 2009.

*The first season to reference the "Swine Flu", a real sickness that claimed over 100 people in the United States.

*The first season to reference the "Swine Flu", a real sickness that claimed over 100 people in the United States.

*The Season 4 finale is the most popular finale of the series, with over 38,000 views.

*The Season 4 finale is the most popular finale of the series, with over 38,000 views.

*All episodes of this season have more than 10,000 views - the third season to achieve this feat.

*All episodes of this season have more than 10,000 views - the third season to achieve this feat.

*This season involved the destruction of Earth. The prominence of this incident would not be realized until two years later with [[Special:MyLanguage/The War in the Republic of My|Microsoft Sam and the War in the Republic of My]].

*This season involved the destruction of Earth. The prominence of this incident would not be realized until two years later with [[The War in the Republic of My|Microsoft Sam and the War in the Republic of My]].

 

==Season 5==

==Season 5==

Season 5 premiered on August 22, 2009, as Thunderbirds101 had to have wisdom teeth surgery on August 13, and was not able to make S5EP1 on August 15.      

Season 5 premiered on August 22, 2009, as Thunderbirds101 had to have wisdom teeth surgery on August 13, and was not able to make S5EP1 on August 15.   In the Season 4 Finale, it was revealed that the [[Angry German Kid]] would be one of the main antagonists in Season 5. However, in the opening scene of S5EP1, the Angry German Kid, Satan, and Aliensoft Sam were killed when the [[Diarrhea Death Star]] exploded as a result of sabotage. According to Microsoft Sam, Season 5 returned to the style of Season 1: No storyline, random antagonists, and other random Windows errors. For example, two examples of random antagonists in Season 5 are Windows Crazy Colors, and a virus containing the infamous video ''2 Girls 1 Cup''. The Really Sucky Virus also made an unexpected return in S5EP3, in a new strain, the High Definition Edition. In S5EP4, Jokermingo arrived on the scene but never made a direct appearance. The season ended with the Diarrhea Death Star III destroying Domingo0022's house, and Windows Three Choices giving the viewers three options. Season 5 concluded on October 3, 2009.

In the Season 4 Finale, it was revealed that the [[Special:MyLanguage/Angry German Kid|Angry German Kid]] would be one of the main antagonists in Season 5. However, in the opening scene of S5EP1, the Angry German Kid, Satan, and Aliensoft Sam were killed when the [[Special:MyLanguage/Diarrhea Death Star|Diarrhea Death Star]] exploded as a result of sabotage. According to Microsoft Sam, Season 5 returned to the style of Season 1: No storyline, random antagonists, and other random Windows errors. For example, two examples of random antagonists in Season 5 are Windows Crazy Colors, and a virus containing the infamous video ''2 Girls 1 Cup''. The Really Sucky Virus also made an unexpected return in S5EP3, in a new strain, the High Definition Edition. In S5EP4, Jokermingo arrived on the scene but never made a direct appearance. The season ended with the Diarrhea Death Star III destroying Domingo0022's house, and Windows Three Choices giving the viewers three options. Season 5 concluded on October 3, 2009.

*Season 5 was the only time Windows 3 Choices appeared until [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xw91dNYNiuM Microsoft Sam Quickie #4 - Unicorns with Folding Chair Rocket Launchers].

*Season 5 was the only time Windows 3 Choices appeared until [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xw91dNYNiuM Microsoft Sam Quickie #4 - Unicorns with Folding Chair Rocket Launchers].

*Windows Crazy Colors is the first distracting OS, albeit Windows Vista in Season 1.

*Windows Crazy Colors is the first distracting OS, albeit Windows Vista in Season 1.

*All episodes of this season have more than 10,000 views - the fourth season to achieve this feat.

*All episodes of this season have more than 10,000 views - the fourth season to achieve this feat.

==Season 6==

==Season 6==

==Season 8==

==Season 8==

Season 8 premiered on March 19-20, 2010. The style of this season followed the changes from the overhaul of Funny Windows Errors mid-Season 7. In S8EP3, [[Special:MyLanguage/Radar Overseer Scotty|Radar Overseer Scotty]] was executed by [[Special:MyLanguage/Microsoft Sam|Microsoft Sam]] after the introduction of [[Special:MyLanguage/Radar Overseer Alex|Radar Overseer Alex]]. Also, a new change would introduce signs into the series, on the sixth and final episodes of the season. S8EP4 marked The Green Llama's first appearance. S8EP10 suffered some setbacks in regards to errors, as the primary error generating websites went down during video creation. However, this problem was solved with the introduction of a third website, and S8EP11 featured all errors. Season 8 concluded on May 29, 2010.

Season 8 premiered on March 19-20, 2010. The style of this season followed the changes from the overhaul of Funny Windows Errors mid-Season 7. In S8EP3, [[Radar Overseer Scotty]] was executed by [[Microsoft Sam]] after the introduction of [[Radar Overseer Alex]]. Also, a new change would introduce signs into the series, on the sixth and final episodes of the season. S8EP4 marked The Green Llama's first appearance. S8EP10 suffered some setbacks in regards to errors, as the primary error generating websites went down during video creation. However, this problem was solved with the introduction of a third website, and S8EP11 featured all errors. Season 8 concluded on May 29, 2010.

===The Quickies===

===The Quickies===

*The later episodes in the season featured backgrounds that changed every few errors.

*The later episodes in the season featured backgrounds that changed every few errors.

*The same change happened on the Season 2 Episode 2 remake.

*The same change happened on the Season 2 Episode 2 remake.

==Season 13==

==Season 13==

*Although plans were made to upload on Fridays and Sundays, no episodes were uploaded on those days.

*Although plans were made to upload on Fridays and Sundays, no episodes were uploaded on those days.

==Season 14==

==Season 14==

Season 14 premiered on May 18, 2013, with a two-episode weekend. The season returned to its weekly roots, with an episode every week. Season 14 was the first season that [[Special:MyLanguage/Thunderbirds101|Thunderbirds101]] collaborated with another TTS video maker on a Funny Windows Errors episode, with the first being [[Special:MyLanguage/AT88TV|AT88TV]] (S14EP7). The season concluded with an eleven-minute long finale episode on August 24, 2013.

Season 14 premiered on May 18, 2013, with a two-episode weekend. The season returned to its weekly roots, with an episode every week. Season 14 was the first season that [[Thunderbirds101]] collaborated with another TTS video maker on a Funny Windows Errors episode, with the first being [[AT88TV]] (S14EP7). The season concluded with an eleven-minute long finale episode on August 24, 2013.

*Season 14 episodes aired every week except for the last week of the month, a time slot reserved for Engrish videos. S14EP10 was delayed by a week due to compression errors on YouTube's part.

*Season 14 episodes aired every week except for the last week of the month, a time slot reserved for Engrish videos. S14EP10 was delayed by a week due to compression errors on YouTube's part.

*The finale of the season is the longest episode to date at eleven minutes and forty-five seconds long, even surpassing the episodes in the first half of Season 7.

*The finale of the season is the longest episode to date at eleven minutes and forty-five seconds long, even surpassing the episodes in the first half of Season 7.

==Season 15==

==Season 15==

Season 15 premiered on December 7, 2013. After the conclusion of Season 14, Thunderbirds101 announced the series would be going on hiatus until at least December 2013 due to real life issues that would interfere in his ability to regularly make videos. The season concluded on April 12, 2014.

Season 15 premiered on December 7, 2013. After the conclusion of Season 14, Thunderbirds101 announced the series would be going on hiatus until at least December 2013 due to real life issues that would interfere in his ability to regularly make videos. The season concluded on April 12, 2014.

*The first episode of the season featured errors from [[Special:MyLanguage/nkrs200|nkrs200]], the second episode of the series to be a collaboration with another user, the other being S14EP7.

*The first episode of the season featured errors from [[nkrs200]], the second episode of the series to be a collaboration with another user, the other being S14EP7.

*The Season 15 Finale was also a collaboration, albeit this time with [[Special:MyLanguage/AT88TV|AT88TV]] and featured thirty errors. Ten from [[Special:MyLanguage/Thunderbirds101|Thunderbirds101]], ten from [[Special:MyLanguage/AT88TV|AT88TV]] and ten were requests.

*The Season 15 Finale was also a collaboration, albeit this time with [[AT88TV]] and featured thirty errors. Ten from [[Thunderbirds101]], ten from [[AT88TV]] and ten were requests.

*This is the fourth longest season (~70 minutes) behind Season 6 (73 minutes), Season 17 (~86 minutes), and Season 7 (~96 minutes).

*This is the fourth longest season (~70 minutes) behind Season 6 (73 minutes), Season 17 (~86 minutes), and Season 7 (~96 minutes).

==Season 16==

==Season 16==

*S16EP5's title card accidentally labels the episode as S16EP4. It's not clear if this was an accident or if an interdimensional rip opened in the midst of video upload and replaced S16EP5 from this universe with S16EP4 from an alternate universe.

*S16EP5's title card accidentally labels the episode as S16EP4. It's not clear if this was an accident or if an interdimensional rip opened in the midst of video upload and replaced S16EP5 from this universe with S16EP4 from an alternate universe.

*The season went on a brief hiatus beginning on June 14 and ending on July 5. During this hiatus, Thunderbirds101 uploaded a new Stupid and Weird Signs video, the 2014 edition of the Canada Day Special, and the third episode of ''[[Special:MyLanguage/The Great Final War|The Great Final War]]''.

*The season went on a brief hiatus beginning on June 14 and ending on July 5. During this hiatus, Thunderbirds101 uploaded a new Stupid and Weird Signs video, the 2014 edition of the Canada Day Special, and the third episode of ''[[The Great Final War]]''.

*The season went on an unplanned hiatus beginning on July 12 and ending on July 26. The hiatus was the result of Thunderbirds101 unable to work on any videos due to a serious illness.

*The season went on an unplanned hiatus beginning on July 12 and ending on July 26. The hiatus was the result of Thunderbirds101 unable to work on any videos due to a serious illness.

*The finale date of August 9 marks five years since the Season 4 finale of Funny Windows Errors.

*The finale date of August 9 marks five years since the Season 4 finale of Funny Windows Errors.

==Season 17==

==Season 17==

*The finale featured errors from AT88TV and nkrs200.

*The finale featured errors from AT88TV and nkrs200.

*This is the second longest season behind Season 7.

*This is the second longest season behind Season 7.

==Season 18==

==Season 18==

*The finale featured errors from AT88TV and Ducky.

*The finale featured errors from AT88TV and Ducky.

==Season 19==

==Season 19==

*Comment questions were removed from the end of Funny Windows Errors episodes, beginning with S19EP3.

*Comment questions were removed from the end of Funny Windows Errors episodes, beginning with S19EP3.

==Season 20==

==Season 20==

*This was the first season since Season 7 to feature no episodes with comment question

*This was the first season since Season 7 to feature no episodes with comment question

*Starting with Episode 6, each episode featured a cryptic message ending with "102916" at the end of each video. These messages led to the Season 20 finale on October 29, 2016.

*Starting with Episode 6, each episode featured a cryptic message ending with "102916" at the end of each video. These messages led to the Season 20 finale on October 29, 2016.

*The Season 20 finale featured errors from AT88TV, who on the same day concluded his series [[Microsoft Sam Reads Funny Windows Errors: REBIRTH|Microsoft Sam reads Funny Windows Errors: REBIRTH]].

*The Season 20 finale featured errors from AT88TV, who on the same day concluded his series [[Microsoft Sam reads Funny Windows Errors: REBIRTH]].

 

==Season 21==

==Season 21==

Season 24 premiered on October 28, 2017, Unlike the seasons from Season 18-24, Season 24 had 1 episode air 2 weeks after the previous, it did, however, get 12 episodes like other seasons, Season 24 concluded on May 19th, 2018, celebrating Thunderbirds101's 10th year on YouTube.

Season 24 premiered on October 28, 2017, Unlike the seasons from Season 18-24, Season 24 had 1 episode air 2 weeks after the previous, it did, however, get 12 episodes like other seasons, Season 24 concluded on May 19th, 2018, celebrating Thunderbirds101's 10th year on YouTube.

==Season 25==

==Season 25==

After the series had a hiatus that lasted 7 months, 3 weeks, 3 days, (That didn't mean Thunderbirds101 didn't upload another video until that time ended, as he uploaded Microsoft Sam reads Stupid and Weird Signs THE THIRTIETH, Microsoft Sam's Canada Day Special 2018, Blue Screen of Death Episode 15, etc. not to mention he temporarily brought back FWE Express), Funny Windows Errors came back with an overhaul of the error request procedure, with error requests being submitted through Discord to compensate for the discontinuation of YouTube's Private Messaging feature. It saw the return of Bendyournoodle (now known as Pandora) and AT88TV (now known as AaronT), who requested major errors to Sam (despite AaronT's return a few seasons prior), and even requested collaboration error requests. It also marked the end of the "Tip of the Day" errors, instead opting for opening skits. Season 25 concluded on April 20th, 2019.

After the series had a hiatus that lasted 7 months, 3 weeks, 3 days, (That didn't mean Thunderbirds101 didn't upload another video until that time ended, as he uploaded Microsoft Sam reads Stupid and Weird Signs THE THIRTIETH, Microsoft Sam's Canada Day Special 2018, Blue Screen of Death Episode 15, etc. not to mention he temporarily brought back FWE Express), Funny Windows Errors came back with an overhaul of the error request procedure, with error requests being submitted through Discord to compensate for the discontinuation of YouTube's Private Messaging feature. It saw the return of [[Bendyournoodle]] (now known as Pandora) and AT88TV (now known as AaronT), who requested major errors to Sam (despite AaronT's return a few seasons prior), and even requested collaboration error requests. It also marked the end of the "Tip of the Day" errors, instead opting for opening skits. Season 25 concluded on April 20th, 2019.

 

==EXPRESS==

==EXPRESS==

With the return of the weekly schedule to Funny Windows Errors, EXPRESS was put on pause until November 10th, 2018 when it was brought back, this time with a Tip of the Day making this similar to the Regular Funny Windows Errors format with the exception being no error requests, It ended again after Funny Windows Errors came back.

With the return of the weekly schedule to Funny Windows Errors, EXPRESS was put on pause until November 10th, 2018 when it was brought back, this time with a Tip of the Day making this similar to the Regular Funny Windows Errors format with the exception being no error requests, It ended again after Funny Windows Errors came back.

==Critical Reception==

==Critical Reception==

The show has been critically acclaimed by people such as musicofJOS, WSAM0TV, and RorytheRetrokid; however, around Season 7 some of these viewers were starting to criticize the show as TB101 accepted too many error requests. This was responded to with an overhaul of Funny Windows Errors at the midway mark of Season 7.

The show has been critically acclaimed by people such as musicofJOS, WSAM0TV, and RorytheRetrokid; however, around Season 7 some of these viewers were starting to criticize the show as TB101 accepted too many error requests. This was responded to with an overhaul of Funny Windows Errors at the midway mark of Season 7.

==Behind the Scenes==

==Behind the Scenes==

===Season Time Lengths:===

===Season Time Lengths:===

*Season 24 - 76 Minutes 12 Seconds

*Season 24 - 76 Minutes 12 Seconds

*Season 25 - 88 Minutes 58 Seconds '''as of S25EP12'''

*Season 25 - 88 Minutes 58 Seconds '''as of S25EP12'''

TOTAL: 23 hours 53 minutes 27 seconds

TOTAL: 23 hours 53 minutes 27 seconds

===Episodes Total:===

===Episodes Total:===

*Season 25: 12

*Season 25: 12

*Total: 284

*Total: 284

===Video Quality Change===

===Video Quality Change===

*However, as of S11EP5, the series has '''returned to 720p High Definition''' following frustrations with 1080p, including long upload times due to enormous file sizes, long render times in Sony Vegas, and minor problems with audio in 1080p quality.

*However, as of S11EP5, the series has '''returned to 720p High Definition''' following frustrations with 1080p, including long upload times due to enormous file sizes, long render times in Sony Vegas, and minor problems with audio in 1080p quality.

*Season 17 returned to 1080p quality at 60FPS following the introduction of a new intro and outro.

*Season 17 returned to 1080p quality at 60FPS following the introduction of a new intro and outro.

==Trivia==

==Trivia==

*S9EP7 is the only episode that Microsoft Sam gets laid, with the help of an error.

*S9EP7 is the only episode that Microsoft Sam gets laid, with the help of an error.

*The Diarrhea Infested Toilet was first mentioned in S5EP1, but wasn't seen until ''Microsoft Sam: Aftermath of Christmas - A PSA.''

*The Diarrhea Infested Toilet was first mentioned in S5EP1, but wasn't seen until ''Microsoft Sam: Aftermath of Christmas - A PSA.''

*As of May 2010, a trend was started by [[Special:MyLanguage/Thunderbirds101|Thunderbirds101]]: questions that he would ask at the end of every video. All of them are completely random, but only three asked about serious information. The first one was about what people think would happen on December 21, 2012, the second one is about what kind of I-product people would like to invent, and the third one asked people what life would be like without YouTube. This trend was carried over into the [[Special:MyLanguage/List of Microsoft Sam Quickies|Microsoft Sam Quickies]]. Comment questions were removed from the series in May 2016.

*As of May 2010, a trend was started by [[Thunderbirds101]]: questions that he would ask at the end of every video. All of them are completely random, but only three asked about serious information. The first one was about what people think would happen on December 21, 2012, the second one is about what kind of I-product people would like to invent, and the third one asked people what life would be like without YouTube. This trend was carried over into the [[List of Microsoft Sam Quickies|Microsoft Sam Quickies]]. Comment questions were removed from the series in May 2016.

*[[Special:MyLanguage/The Really Sucky Virus|The Really Sucky Virus]] had a prominent role throughout Seasons 2-3, but it did not appear again until Season 7 where Sam ate a cookie that had been infected with the virus.

*[[The Really Sucky Virus]] had a prominent role throughout Seasons 2-3, but it did not appear again until Season 7 where Sam ate a cookie that had been infected with the virus.