Nostalgia Critic
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Oct 3, 2026
Tectonic ImprovGUEST
no doubt
Nate BestmanHOST
they're the salt of the earth you know they're the salt of the earth um they're saying it so we don't have to like the nostalgia critic or whatever it is the tagline is
ShabesGUEST
i remember him saying we shoot them ragheads with a bad credit card doug please that's upsetting these ragheads are a shitload of What were they thinking? They crashed a plane into the Twin Towers? What were they thinking? We
Tectonic ImprovGUEST
love the jingoist video
Doug WalkerHOST
Hello, I'm the Nostalgia Critic.
Doug WalkerHOST
I remember it so you don't have to.
Doug WalkerHOST
Years ago when Don Bluth was a little boy, a teacher read him a book called All Dogs Go to Heaven about a dog who sacrificed his life to save a little girl and were reunited years later in the afterlife.
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Doug WalkerHOST
do watch it enough that it made sense to eventually buy it on Blu-ray.
Doug WalkerHOST
If I want those Don Bluth heartfelt moments, but delivered in a slightly different way that's not quite like his other films, for such a heavenly premise, it's one hell of an out-there animated film.
Doug WalkerHOST
I'm the Nostalgia Critic.
Doug WalkerHOST
I remember it so you don't have to.
Doug WalkerHOST
Enjoy your waffles.
James Daniel WalshHOST
It was on what was at the time called That Guy With The Glasses, which eventually became Channel Awesome.
James Daniel WalshHOST
Nostalgia Critic, gotcha.
James Daniel WalshHOST
I was there, Dave, because I was a fan of the Nostalgia Critic from YouTube, and then he started his own website, and they had a blog section.
James Daniel WalshHOST
So at first, my screen name on... that guy with the glasses was manic expression because I had just published a book called manic expression.
James Daniel WalshHOST
So I thought I was just going to be like, I'll, I'll post chapters of my, of the book.
Donald WandaHOST
i just want to i don't want to correct you but i want to see if i'm right about an assumption are you talking about troll culture or are you talking about fascination with negative criticism because i believe they're not one in the same
James Daniel WalshHOST
No, and I agree.
James Daniel WalshHOST
There's, I mean, the Angry Video Game Nerd, the Nostalgia Critic, those guys weren't trolls.
ChaseHOST
One of the early dominant figures in the internet who's now sort of been chased to the corners, but the guys who ruled the internet from 2007 to 2012, it was the Gen X film and comic book guy.
ChaseHOST
A lot of the early successful accounts were guys like Doug Walker, better known as the nostalgia critic, and his sort of coterie of freakish 35-year-old men who acted like 16-year-olds, these sort of man-children, like Linkara, the cinema snob.
SamHOST
Oh, God, yeah.
SamHOST
Amazing atheist.
ChaseHOST
But I think that they sort of culturally had so much to do with the childhoods of people, probably even more people who are your age, Sam, because you would have been 10, 11, 12 when these guys were popular.
ChaseHOST
I was slightly too old for most of these guys.
ChaseHOST
But I recently re-watched, or no, watched for the first time, excuse me, the nostalgia critic, Doug Walker, his channel was called Channel Awesome, which again, wow.
ChaseHOST
And Channel Awesome did a three and a half hour film that is on YouTube.
AustinGUEST
Giving a shout out to a content creator that I think very much, especially now, way past his peak, but still fantastic to watch, especially given that he has effectively bridged the gap between good old nostalgia and the modern context.
AustinGUEST
I don't know how many of you guys watch Nostalgia Critic, Doug Walker.
AustinGUEST
I
TomHOST
should probably look it up, but yeah.
Liz EstenHOST
That'd be fun.
Jesse McAnallyHOST
I'll just quote the Nostalgia Critic review the entire time.
Jesse McAnallyHOST
[laughs]
Liz EstenHOST
I haven't seen it, [laughs] so you can...
Lily Ritterman-PeñaHOST
That guy with the glasses was funny.
Aidan BarrettHOST
You mean the Nostalgia Critic?
Lily Ritterman-PeñaHOST
Yeah, Nostalgia Critic was funny.
Aidan BarrettHOST
Tweety
Lily Ritterman-PeñaHOST
Bird, Tweety Bird.
JayHOST
But it, it, it, uh, it's a, there's a lot of layers that I won't get into in detail.
JayHOST
But, so I just kind of move on with my life and, you know, [laughs] as a kid, I just kind of move on and didn't really particularly care for it until I watched the Nostalgia Critic reviews on it, I think back when I was in teen.
JayHOST
I was like, "Oh, wait, I watched that movie as a kid."
JesseHOST
Mm.
Tim CurrySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Ah, you suck.
Doug WalkerHOST
Hello, I'm the Nostalgia Critic.
Doug WalkerHOST
I...buttle.
Doug WalkerHOST
Based on the 1943 games still around to this day, Clue was not a critical or box office darling when it was released in 1985.
JoshHOST
we just do it again but on a different on a different thing like
SarahHOST
a one episode a year podcast where we just talk about
JoshHOST
nostalgia critics the wall which we missed this year yeah
SarahHOST
thank god too i was really i thought about it
JoshHOST
i was dreading it we haven't even done it in four years so i don't know why you thought we were gonna do it i kind of four years i think it's been four years
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