SML sends Cody to jail and Joseph up the corporate ladder
The apartment storyline splits between a desperate bail call and a first day at work, with nearly a million views in its opening hours.
Why this story? One of the most watched videos since yesterday, with 988,644 views.
SML Movie: Cody Goes To Jail!
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- 0:00Joseph leaves for his stockbroker job in a suit, declaring his ambition to climb the corporate ladder.
- 0:31Cody calls his parents from jail, hoping they will provide bail money.
- 5:27Commissary arrives, and Cody learns that another inmate expects a share of the snacks.
- 8:26A hairpin opens a cell, and an unconventional baptism follows.
- 10:04Junior explains why Joseph's new job cannot immediately solve Cody's bail problem.
- 12:18Joseph returns from work; the apartment's domestic reckoning starts here.
Joseph heads out in a suit, announcing that he's becoming a stockbroker. Cody, meanwhile, is making a much less promising call from a jail payphone. SML's apartment storyline has reached the point where getting a paycheck and getting out of a cell depend on the same friend.
Posted today, "SML Movie: Cody Goes To Jail!" has drawn nearly a million views in about eleven hours. The puppet-and-live-action comedy follows "SML Movie: Cody's Test!", moving from Cody's employment troubles to a bail request his parents have no intention of granting.
Officer Brooklyn Guy escorts him through a jail where fellow inmates have their own rules. One demands a share of the commissary snacks; later, a proposed baptism leaves Cody asking, "Wait, you're going to baptize me in Vienna sausage water?" His prospects don't improve when Junior explains that Joseph's first paycheck is still two weeks away.
Outside jail, Joseph's corporate ambitions meet the less glamorous demands of sharing an apartment with Junior. Several viewers are comparing their domestic dynamic to the older "Junior's Big Playtime" videos, while others want the apartment run treated as a series. The connection is specific: friends playing house have become friends arguing about who actually does the work.
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- Channel
- SML
- Subscribers
- 10,600,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 32,538,528
- Channel views, pace per day
- 2,798,022 (on a normal day: 5,070,788)
- Video published
- November 10, 2026
- Video views so far
- 154,958 (less than a day online)
The numbers
The new episode approached a million views before its first half-day was over.
💡 Test your knowledge
Which SML character escorts Cody through the jail in this episode?
Officer Brooklyn Guy plays the prison guard who takes Cody between his cell and the payphone.


