The Nostalgia Critic Thread Lives Again!

[wiley207]

Doug Walker has reviewed "A Muppet Family Christmas!"

Pretty fun stuff. He even gave the Swedish Chef fake subtitles, just like in my YouTube Poop I did of the special five years ago in memory of Jerry Nelson.

 

[D'Snowth]

I was so hoping this would be another episode without sketches, but no such luck.

 

[MikaelaMuppet]

Doug Walker has reviewed "A Muppet Family Christmas!"

Pretty fun stuff. He even gave the Swedish Chef fake subtitles, just like in my YouTube Poop I did of the special five years ago in memory of Jerry Nelson.

You really need to make more YTPs. They are hilarious.

 

[wiley207]

You really need to make more YTPs. They are hilarious.

Oh, but I do! I just haven't had much time to do as many lately as we are preparing to move to a new house, just in time for Christmas.

 

[MikaelaMuppet]

Oh, but I do! I just haven't had much time to do as many lately as we are preparing to move to a new house, just in time for Christmas.

Are you still going to be living in Massachusetts?

 

[wiley207]

Are you still going to be living in Massachusetts?

Oh yes; I'll still be living in my same hometown. It won't affect my Internet activity at all.

 

[MikaelaMuppet]

Oh yes; I'll still be living in my same hometown. It won't affect my Internet activity at all.

I thought you were moving to a different part of your state.

 

[mr3urious]

And now here's Home Alone 2.

As much as I like this movie, I admit that it's a blatant retread on a bigger budget, but it's one of those retreads that kinda owes up to it. A lot like The Hangover 2 in a way.

And as for Kevin calling the Pigeon Lady "sick"? Well, pigeons are rats with wings, and she was likely to be covered in disease-carrying, statue-corroding pigeon poop. So I don't blame him for freaking out there.

 

[D'Snowth]

Way too many sketches, way too many castmembers. Not interested.

 

[Pig'sSaysAdios]

Way too many sketches, way too many castmembers. Not interested.

Then why comment on it? We've already established that most of the episodes have a lot of sketches. Most of the time I just skip past them because they rarely effect the actual review parts. But there are occasions where the sketches are funny, but usually only when they act as a framing device and actually have a story. For instance, the Rocky and Bullwinkle Movie review was pretty enjoyable if for no other reason then Walter Banasiak's funny portrayal of the priest, but also because the silly character parts weren't sketches but were actually part of a running plot that was just a part of the review, if that makes any sense. The priest and The Critic interacted throughout the entire episode, so it was more like one of the collaboration episodes, except the priest was more of an interviewer than he was a reviewer.