History Awesome / TVTrash

** Regarding this hypothetical alternate ending: [[spoiler:Star uses Hekapoo's home dimension (mainly the fact that it runs on NarniaTime) to spend ''years'' training and learning from the spellbook-even adding her own spells to it-and return with more than enough time to return and overpower Mina ''and'' grant the gift of magic to the Monsters, ensuring that the balance betwen them and the Mewmans is more even. Star restructures the government of Mewni into a democracy, Eclipsa is promptly elected their leader, Moon and Mina are imprisioned for their crimes, and Star lives happily ever after on Earth with Marco.]]

* Rowdy explaining his #1 pick for the top 5 reviews he hopes The Nostalgia Critic will ''do'': [[spoiler:[[{{Film/JFK}} Creator/OliverStone's ''JFK'']]]].

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--> '''Chris''': Lois, I have seen Lucy Van Pelt. I have seen Gary The Rat. I have seen Allen Gregory. I have seen the entire cast of ''WesternAnimation/{{Brickleberry}}''. And after that little speech of yours, the only thing I can think of right now is that every single one of those characters is an absolute SAINT compared to you, '''YOU CONNIVING, SELFISH, BACKSTABBING, MANIPULATIVE, PURE EVIL MOTHER-!''' (CurseCutShort by clip from ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'')
--> '''Ned Flanders''': Dear lord, that's the loudest profanity I've ever heard!

* Rowdy's review of ''WesternAnimation/AngelaAnaconda'' concentrates on the rivalry between the show's unlikable protagonist and her just-as-unlikable antagonists. He shows that Angela's vindictiveness and mean-spirited personality is no better than her rival's snobbish elitism, and ultimately shows how pointless it is to have Angela obsessing over getting back at someone who's just as bad as she is. He even brings up [[WesternAnimation/KimPossible Bonnie Rockwaller]], [[Series/LizzieMcGuire Kim Sanders]], [[Franchise/HarryPotter Draco Malfoy]], and [[ComicStrip/{{Peanuts}} Lucy Van Pelt]] as examples of how a rivalry angle can be done right, with both sides having redeeming qualities and well-defined traits at the end of the day. Rowdy sums it up:

* He does a list of the top 6 favorite moments of [[MightyMorphinPowerRangers Kimberly Ann Hart]]. He goes on to retaliate how she was more then a Damsel valley girl, but rather, his inspiration for his support of strong female characters.

** Also when [[spoiler: Malicia tries to command Jeannie to kill him]]. Doubles as a CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming

* Back in his list of the 10 Stupidest Characters, when he listed Gilligan from ''Series/GilligansIsland'' at the Number 5 spot, he sang his reasoning all to the tune of the Gilligan's Island theme. Also doubles as a FunnyMoment.

* Getting mentioned in [[WebVideo/FamiliarFaces CR]]'s review of ''WesternaAnimation/Animalympics''.

** Rowdy's epic TheReasonYouSuckSpeech at the end of his review of "[[Recap/FamilyGuyS7E11NotAllDogsGoToHeaven Not All Dogs Go to Heaven]]", which caps off "Family Guy Month". It's a [[CallBack reference to Quagmire's rant to Brian in "[[Recap/FamilyGuy8E7JeromeIsTheNewBlack Jerome is the Brand New Black]]"]].

** 1. The show assumes pre-teens are incapable of processing complex drama, which Creator/DonBluth has been producing doing since The80s.

** ...which then leads to him defending ''Dancing with the Stars'', for having a unique niche that you don't see anywhere else, and ''Punk'd'', saying that the latter show works because Ashton Kutcher's pranks "are clearly made for good fun" a la ''CandidCamera''. Sadly, he says that this and a handful of other shows are buried between tons of other bad shows.

** He then says that Music/KellyClarkson and Music/CarrieUnderwood are talented enough to ''not'' have to be on ''AmericanIdol'' and simply get success on their own, pointing out that "talentless hacks" like Music/RebeccaBlack can simply get famous via the internet...

--> "Okay. FOR! THE RECORD! There is NO- I repeat- NO HARD EVIDENCE that WaltDisney was an Anti-Semite! He actively worked with Jewish People who never indicated that he had any problems with them. Yes, he considered distributing his films to Nazi Germany BEFORE America entered the war, but by that logic, EVERY BIG BUSINESS supports communism! This is '''[[MoralEventHorizon beyond low]]''', and just goes to show how far [[JerkAss Seth MacFarlane and his little troupe]] will go to show their bitterness toward anything that's more successful then they are, going so far as to try and stain the reputation of the greatest provider of children's entertainment! Someone WHO'S NOT EVEN ALIVE TO DEFEND HIMSELF! Go to hell, WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy. '''''[[PunctuatedForEmphasis GO! TO! HELL!!]]'''''

** Declaring that "[[Recap/FamilyGuyS7E8FamilyGay Family Gay]]" possibly HURT the Gay Rights movement because every gay character in the show was BEYOND stereotypical. Also telling is that he uses ''WillAndGrace'' to show how one gay character can be stereotypical and another can be a StraightGay and a positive example of showing lessons on Gay Rights. He even gives credit to ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'': despite hating the poop and death jokes, he admires that they can use stereotypes to their advantage, unlike ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy''.

* His sheer anger at the end of his 10 Most Screwed Over Shows list. Even if you disagree with his opinions (even going as far as to warn people that follow his {{Twitter}} that the episode would be controversial), the fact that he can drive his anger that way is pretty damned amazing:

* His TheReasonYouSuckSpeech to all those who enjoy the TakeThatScrappy trope with said characters being killed off. He sums it up in one word: HEARTLESS! He also calls out SethMacFarlane and the producers of ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'' for how poorly done Brian's death was, going as far as to note that it is a prime example of the show's slip in quality.

** 3. [[RuleOfThree The show also assumes]] it's not possible to [[PeripheryDemographic create shows that both adults and kids can enjoy,]] which shows like WesternAnimation/GravityFalls and WesternAnimation/PhineasAndPherb both did.

** 3. [[RuleOfThree The show also assumes]] it's not possible to [[PeriphiaryDemographic create shows that both adults and kids can enjoy,]] which shows like WesternAnimation/GravityFalls and WesternAnimation/PhinneasAndPherb both did.

--> '''Chris''': Lois, I have seen Lucy Van Pelt. I have seen Gary The Rat. I have seen Allen Gregory. I have seen the entire cast of ''WeseternAnimation/Brickleberry''. And after that little speech of yours, the only thing I can think of right now is that every single one of those characters is an absolute SAINT compared to you, '''YOU CONNIVING, SELFISH, BACKSTABBING, MANIPULATIVE, PURE EVIL MOTHER-!''' (CurseCutShort by clip from ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'')

* Rowdy's epic TheReasonYouSuckSpeech at the end of his review of "[[WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy Not All Dogs Go to Heaven]]", which caps off "Family Guy Month". It's a [[CallBack reference to Quagmire's rant to Brian in "Jerome is the New Black"]].
-->"And so, after a full month of pointing out some of the worst "Family Guy" has churned out, what else is there to say? (shows a picture of Creator/SethMacFarlane; cuts back to Rowdy) Fine, I'll tell you. You have become one of the worst examples of comedy out there. You've not only made all your characters as unlikable as possible, but you do nothing but pile on insult after insult of anyone out there that's more famous than you, and rail against [[WesternAnimation/TheFlintstones nearly every]] [[WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons TV show]] that paved the way for yours, giving hardly any evidence other than "Trust me, it sucks." Yeah, I insult TV shows, [[ShownTheirWork but I try to back it up with logic]].

* His review of "[[WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy Road to the Multiverse]]" showcases hope that the Disney inspired segment may be a nice throwback.... only for said segment to turn into [[spoiler: Mort getting attacked because he was a jew, a stab at Disney's supposed Anti-Semitism]]. Chris takes a break to yell in his bathroom..... and comes out with a rant that makes the one above seem like a calm rant.

* Declaring that "[[WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy "Family Gay]]" possibly HURT the Gay Rights movement because every gay character in the show was BEYOND stereotypical. Also telling is that he uses ''WillAndGrace'' to show how one gay character can be stereotypical and another can be a StraightGay and a positive example of showing lessons on Gay Rights. He even gives credit to ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'': despite hating the poop and death jokes, he admires that they can use stereotypes to their advantage, unlike ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy''.

* The review of ''Tom and Jerry'', which showcases how much of a JerkAss Jerry can be to Tom. Really puts things into perspective.

* Getting mentioned in [[WebVideo/FamiliarFaces CR]]'s review of ''Animalympics''.

* The ending of his review of ''MaskedRider'', in which he fights off against Malicia, getting help from the Ninja Cats to take her down. And yet, [[spoiler: Rowdy still might not have won]].
** And then, there was his summary of the show at the end, essentially saying that, despite the cheesy effects and acting in ''PowerRangers'' and ''BigBadBeetleborgs'', that there was actual effort and emotion involved, and the characters were sympathetic. On the other hand, he ultimately states that nobody put any effort into ''MaskedRider'' at all.
** His comparison of [[HollywoodNerd Ethan]] from ''MaskedRider'' to Billy from ''PowerRangers'', showing just how well-developed Billy was.

** The ''South Park'' review practically defines the term. He rips TreyParkerAndMattStone a new one citing the bottom 10 episodes of show including "The Return of Chef" (for essentially flipping off Issac Hayes in a colossal JerkAss manner), "Ass Burgers" (even more so when you realize that he has Aspergers), and the incredibly mean-spirited "Stanley's Cup". The latter episode is cited by Chris as Stone and Parker's MoralEventHorizon.
*** At the end, he lists Honorable Mentions such as "Douche and Turd" (Which mocks the US Election System), "Die Hippie Die" (Which advocates the murdering of hippies), and ''anything'' involving Ms. Garrison.

* In-universe, Chris made a list of his favorite television moments, topping it off with [[spoiler: the girls from ''Glee'' singing 80s rock]].
* His review of the TV adaptation of ''BillAndTedsExcellentAdventure'' is a long tirade against executive meddling, going as far as to state that nobody on the production staff put ANY effort into it. He even dug up a clip of Alex Winter admitting the show was crap.

* He points out that "[[TheSimpsons The Principal and the Pauper]]" effectively nullifies "Raging Abe Simpson and the Curse of the Flying Hellfish", saying that Sheldon Skinner fathered a child that did not look like him.

* Rowdy explaining his #1 pick for the top 5 reviews he hopes The Nostalgia Critic will ''do'': [[spoiler:[[{{Film/JFK}} Oliver Stone's ''JFK'']]]].

* His entire review of "[[Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries Turnabout Intruder]]", calling it sexist (especially due to the fact that the show is set in the utopian future) and stupid (tons of plot holes).

** His rant in the middle of the episode, calling Gene Roddenberry out for being a chauvinist hypocrite. He even gives a decent defence of [[Series/StarTrekVoyager Captain Janeway]].

* His rage at just how pathetically lazy the writing and art of ''Brickleberry'' is. He outright claims that ''Brickleberry'' is the epitome of a trend in adult animation - one that favors gross-out jokes and gore over likeable characters and interesting plots. It's even implied that he blames this trend for the cancellation of ''Futurama''.

* His epic tearing into Lois from ''TVShow/MalcolmInTheMiddle'' regarding her reasoning for making Malcolm's life miserable.
--> '''Chris''': Lois, I have seen Lucy Van Pelt. I have seen Gary The Rat. I have seen Allen Gregory. I have seen the entire cast of ''Brickleberry''. And after that little speech of yours, the only thing I can think of right now is that every single one of those characters is an absolute SAINT compared to you, '''YOU CONNIVING, SELFISH, BACKSTABBING, MANIPULATIVE, PURE EVIL MOTHER-!''' (CurseCutShort by clip from ''TVShow/TheSimpsons'')

* In his review of the infamous and short-lived XFL football league(created by ''VinceMcMahon''), he calls out sports leagues(particularly the NFL) for being hypocrites by attacking the XFL, yet later adopting many of the same things that league was criticized for with no hint of self-awareness. He also defends the XFL, saying that even though he's not surprised that it failed, it still had some good ideas(the skycam, which the NFL itself would later use) and didn't deserve to get as critically thrashed as it did.

* For his 1,000 subscriber special, he decides to review a show that has been consistently requested by fans for a loooong time: ''WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants''. Despite having not grown up with the show (he was in college when it debuted in 1999), he gives a relatively unbiased look at it, explaining why people feel the modern episodes don't work as well as the post-movie episodes. Regarding how the show is possibly one of the most-reviewed pieces of animation ever on the internet and how people say those looking too much into the show are taking it seriously, he concludes the review stating that it is perfectly fine for people like WebVideo/TheMysteriousMrEnter and WebVideo/TheCartoonHero to feel that kids deserve better entertainment than what is being produced nowadays on both the show and on TV in general.

* Back in his list of the 10 Stupidest Characters, when he listed Gilligan from ''GilligansIsland'' at the Number 5 spot, he sang his reasoning all to the tune of the Gilligan's Island theme. Also doubles as a FunnyMoment.

* His review of the TV adaptation of ''BillAndTedsExcellentAdventure'' is a long tirade against executive meddling, going as far as to state that nobody on the production staff [[TheyJustDidntCare put ANY effort into it]]. He even dug up a clip of Alex Winter admitting the show was crap.

** And then, there was his summary of the show at the end, essentially saying that, despite the cheesy effects and acting in ''PowerRangers'' and ''BigBadBeetleborgs'', that there was actual effort and emotion involved, and the characters were sympathetic. On the other hand, [[TheyJustDidntCare he ultimately states that nobody put any effort into]] ''MaskedRider'' at all.