"angry" gamers/critics

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Brad? There's also Phelous, but ever since he's gone rogue Doug doesn't even acknowledge he exists.

Good - anyone still acknowledged by Doug should do what Phelous did and be their own thing; first, by getting away from Doug. Too bad Brad hasn't done that, yet - which he really should, honestly.
 
Good - anyone still acknowledged by Doug should do what Phelous did and be their own thing; first, by getting away from Doug. Too bad Brad hasn't done that, yet - which he really should, honestly.

Brad has always done his own thing and his his own brand. Just because he's done a few collabs doesn't mean he's Doug Walker's personal fuccboi.
 
Brad has always done his own thing and his his own brand. Just because he's done a few collabs doesn't mean he's Doug Walker's personal fuccboi.

I would argue that Brad is in the best place out of all the CA hangers-on, as he still maintains his personal site, had a following before CA, and seems to be doing okay views-wise on YouTube (about 15k per non-Snob video).
 
Now now, we all know Strider is itching to be Doug's fuckboy. He'll probably get into a nasty catfight with Linkara once he's properly added to Channel Awesome.
 
God I hope so, even if that means Lewis leaving for asshurt reasons.

God that would be fantastic! Especially as Lewis does elaborate shit while Strider's vids are extremely simple!

While I'm here, I recommend watching the Midnight Screenings episode on Trainspotting 2. Brad is extremely candid and it's actually quite interesting.
 
Why in the hell would somebody watch enough preschool shows to make a list of the "worst" ones? And who's gonna watch it? Preschoolers who usually have little sense of quality? Somebody who's just into preschool shows? I shouldn't be surprised there are people autistic enough to be watching shows meant for very little kids but it still blows my mind these people exist.

Minor Powerlevel, I watch those shows because I work with children in those age groups and I want to be sure they're not watching utter shite. I have a whole system of bonding and developing early language skills based around watching the shows they enjoy and discussing them in an age-appropriate way (ie: Fireman Elvis isn't very good at being a Fireman, is he? Why was Percy sad when Gordon took his coaches?)

I agree with about half of the list. Boobah is vaguely sinister and the Mickey Mouse Clubhouse is the bane of any childcarer's existence. You really can't just dump a child in front of the TV and then wonder why they're not talking beyond repeating 'Hot Dog! Hot Dog!' all day every day.
 
Minor Powerlevel, I watch those shows because I work with children in those age groups and I want to be sure they're not watching utter shite. I have a whole system of bonding and developing early language skills based around watching the shows they enjoy and discussing them in an age-appropriate way (ie: Fireman Elvis isn't very good at being a Fireman, is he? Why was Percy sad when Gordon took his coaches?)

I agree with about half of the list. Boobah is vaguely sinister and the Mickey Mouse Clubhouse is the bane of any childcarer's existence. You really can't just dump a child in front of the TV and then wonder why they're not talking beyond repeating 'Hot Dog! Hot Dog!' all day every day.
Well you're justified because you interact with children and you actually care what they see. It just gets weird to me when these people who have no children and don't work/interact with them in any way start watching shows meant for really small children.
 
Well you're justified because you interact with children and you actually care what they see. It just gets weird to me when these people who have no children and don't work/interact with them in any way start watching shows meant for really small children.
Well in those cases, the answer is pretty obvious- They're manchildren who wan their voices to be heard. Even if no one else wants them to.
 

I also think you're an annoying cartoon character, Strider. Maybe if you'd shut up, you'd seem smarter...

Also, Gollum is good! What's your damn problem Strider...
 
I don't remember any nudity in Hunchback.

Fuck you Strider.
There isn't now but back when the movie was being animated, the MPAA took issue with the scene where Frollo looks in the fire and sees Esmeralda because apparently she looked naked. So the animators made more obvious clothing on the fire figure. In other words it's not in the movie anymore so what he's saying is bullshit.

Also the way he says "GHAARGOYLES" is really annoying.
 

These are such easy targets, which only makes this more embarrassing than the time-sink it is to sit through. Also, Olaf (Frozen) not annoying? Are you kidding me, now?

As usual, I have to mention that a lot of the stuff he openly coddles not here - they have equally so, or worse - much more annoying characters that could stand to be mentioned as well, to be honest.
 
I know bringing up his name on this forum is like a deadly sin, but dear lord. Would someone take the soap box from under Mr. Enter's eet and bang his head in with it?

 
While I'm here, I recommend watching the Midnight Screenings episode on Trainspotting 2. Brad is extremely candid and it's actually quite interesting.
I agree! Candid anecdotes aside, the analysis of "bad nostalgia" was another highlight.

In general, Midnight Screenings actually contains some of Brad's best content, imo. He works best when he has other voices to bounce off of, and the improvisational riffing feels more natural and effective than his scripted jokes. Though I also have a soft spot for the Brad Tries videos where him and his buds eat gross festival foods
 
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