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YouTuber’s ‘Scandal’ Cartoon Recap Catches Shonda Rhimes’ Eye

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The fourth episode of the third season of ABC’s political drama “Scandal” aired last night. Just in case you were left feeling down and disoriented by one of the usual cliffhangers, here’s a lighter more fun twist to the show.

A young YouTuber named Kevin Fredericks, whose channel is called KevOnStage, has created cartoon summaries of each episode of Shonda Rhimes’ hit series this season. Judging by the views and comments, Fredericks’ work is stirring up some laughter and some fans of his own with his comedic take on the political drama series.

Not only has the online comedian charmed some of the biggest fan of the series, he also managed to get the attention of Shonda Rhimes, who shared an episode with her Twitter followers earlier today. Hmm, maybe Kevin could get his big break from this and we’ll be reporting on a Kevin Fredericks’ project in development at ABC in the future.

The first three episodes are embedded above and below this post, so check them out to see if you find them funny.

 

 

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