Enchanted/Funny

Either "Happy Working Song", or the chipmunk charades.
- Especially the Mood Whiplash of the pigeon EATING a cockroach (With whom he was earlier happily singing) at the end of Happy Working Song.
- The mere fact that the cockroaches were helping with said house cleaning. Not to mention they looked so adorable too.
Robert's baffled and indignant reaction to the Crowd Song Giselle initiates. "...HOW DO YOU ALL KNOW THE WORDS TO THIS SONG? I've never heard it before!"
Prince Edward was the real highlight of the show for this Troper -- getting run over by the bicyclists in the middle of singing, as well as his distressed, "You're nbot singing!" to Giselle when he has finally found her.
- And when he refers to Robert and Morgan as "peasants."
- "These are my friends!" *beat* "Oh." He says it so nonchalantly, like he didn't just try to kill Robert. It's so true of Disney films too.
- His race through the apartment building too. Heck, every time Edward was on screen qualifies.
When Giselle manages to get every rat, cockroach, and pigeon in New York to help her clean the apartment.
This piece of dialog:

Morgan: And you don't wanna wear too much make-up, because then boys get the wrong idea, and you know they're only after one thing!
Giselle: What's that?
Morgan: I don't know. Nobody will tell me.

This bit of dialogue too:

Robert: It's like you just stepped out of a Hallmark card or something.
Giselle: Is that a bad thing?

Giselle making dresses out of Robert's curtains and carpets.
The scene where Nancy walks in when Giselle falls on top of Robert after getting out of the shower and the misunderstanding that ensues is brilliantly funny.
Robert's secretary was a real One-Scene Wonder. Particularly her delivery of "The valley of contentment."
- Bonus Points? Jodi Bensen ladies and gentlemen!
  - The part where they're looking at Giselle and she's just happily spinning in place for no reason.
All the woodland friends pouring out of the coach (remind you of a certain other Disney movie perchance?) like it's a clown car in the beginning. Also, having Narissa turn into the same crone as the Evil Queen from Snow White was a pretty funny touch.
That is one hilarious scene when Edward is riding on the roof of an MTA bus. He then stabs his sword through the roof, seemingly "killing" the bus (in reality, the driver applying the brakes). Then that Large Ham driver confronts Edward, and goes really bananas once Pip gets on her head and starts imitating her gestures. Bonus points that her hair is a Hidden Mickey.
"He (Prince Edward) was on the bus this morning. He tried to kill me!"
Nathaniel popping out of the manhole and the annoyed road workers ask him if he's looking for a beautiful princess like Edward was before him. Nathaniel replied "No. A prince, actually." Their dumbfounded looks cemented the scene.
- "Right."
"You make me so... angry! (laughs) I'm angry. Wait, I'm angry!" (Giselle punches Robert on the arm)
- The abrupt changes between Giselle giggling and punching Robert are prime examples of how Mood Whiplash can be absolutely hilarious.
Edward knocks on a door, revealing a tired housewife with four girls. She looks at him and says, "You're too late."
- "My apologies."
- And that was Judy Kuhn, the singing voice of Pocahontas.
Paige O'Hara's cameo in a really bad Soap Opera. Especially the way she delivers the line "How can I love a man who doesn't even like himself?" Nathaniel's reactions were pretty funny too.
- Nathaniel and Edward's conversation after this just cements it:

Nathaniel: Sire... Do you like yourself?
Edward: (very casually) What's not to like?

At one point in the scene where Edward and Nathaniel were playing with the TV, they change the channel and the audience can hear the music of what they're watching...the Pink Elephant scene from Dumbo. Nathaniel immediately asks Edward to change the channel again.
Morgan's reaction when Edward asks Giselle "What's a date?"
- Watch Morgan's face throughout that scene. She looks absolutely bewildered when Edward is singing to Giselle, despite the fact that she seems to like fairy tales.
Pip trying to tell Edward that Nathaniel is working for Narissa.
- All of Pip's charades to Edward are pretty funny, since Edward can't figure them out to save his life.
When Pip shows up at the restaurant, everyone more or less begins to act naive BUT Giselle.

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