History Fridge / TheNostalgiaCritic

* The use of the word "pound" in War of the Commercials may confuse viewers given that the RSPCA PSA and the Pound Puppies commercial were shown back-to-back. In the former, the word refers to British currency.

** The fact she allows the Deadpool cosplayer to touch her breasts even though she doesn't want him to because "it's his choice to do it if he wants" amplifies her twisted view of consent further. Even if she only let him do it because she knew Devil Boner would beat his ass, it's still a concerning way to bait attention.

* Perhaps an [[AccidentallyAccurate unintentional]] example due to its tangential nature (with a side order of FridgeBrilliance to boot), but at the end of his WesternAnimation/{{Balto}} review, Aunt Despair tells her niece that [[spoiler: her parents died of "double-erotic asphyxiation"]]. Seems like just another round of typical NC BlackComedy, right? But consider the movie he reviewed. The sequel, ''Balto II: Wolf Quest'' featured a major character voiced by Creator/DavidCarradine. [[spoiler: Remember how ''he'' died?]]

* Current reviews often have scenes reenacted on a much lower budget by the Nostalgia Crew. [[WebVideo/DemoReel I wonder why that sounds familiar...]]

* He has an electroshock therapy machine. According to TheOtherWiki, "ECT is most often recommended for use as a treatment for [[HeroicBSOD severe depression]] that has not responded to other treatment, and is also used in the treatment of [[MoodSwinger mania]] and [[EmptyShell catatonia]]", all of which he's shown signs of.

* In the ''Son of the Mask'' review, Satan is told what shows his daughter had been watching; out of all the shows, he's most upset when he hears ThomasTheTankEngine. Who created Thomas? ''Reverend'' Wilbert Awdry.

** The "periods are vile and unnatural" joke in ''Full House'' makes perfect sense when you remember he's canonically trans and would ''hate'' periods, and was raised in an abusively religious family.

* So how many people do you think died in his ''QuestForCamelot'' town-blowing-up tantrums? Or an even better question, how many ''children''?

* His review of ''Turbo: A Power Rangers Movie'' states that Thomas the Tank Engine moves his mouth more than Zordon in the film. ''Thomas the Tank Engine'' has moved to full CGI animation since 2009, wherein all of the characters now have moving mouths, so of course Thomas would move his mouth more than Zordon.

* The ''Turbo: A Power Rangers Movie'' review ends with [[spoiler:Linkara]] defeating Moviebomb. Remember that the purpose of Moviebomb was to destory all possibilities for a rising franchise. With Moviebomb defeated, Power Rangers could bring In Space to it's fanbase, redeeming itself for Turbo's awfulness.

* Perhaps an [[AccidentallyAccurate unintentional]] example due to its tangential nature, but at the end of his WesternAnimation/{{Balto}} review, Aunt Despair accidentally tells her niece that [[spoiler: her parents died of "double-erotic asphyxiation"]]. Seems like a simple BlackComedyBurst, right? But consider the movie he reviewed. The sequel, ''Balto II: Wolf Quest'' featured a major character voiced by Creator/DavidCarradine. [[spoiler: Remember how ''he'' died?]]

* While the Critic is usually ''very'' good at impressions, to the point where some of the voices he does are practically indistinguishable from the original, when he narrates as MorganFreeman in ''The Pebble and The Penguin'', he doesn't sound a thing like Freeman. Why? Because [[MemeticBadass only Morgan Freeman can do that voice.]]

* He admitted in the ''{{Gordy}}'' review that he's exhausted. He was going to face Jaffers killing him with just a bit too much dignity. He gets close to EmptyShell state whenever he's BSOD-ing. He's been killing himself a lot less lately. His job issues still haven't gone. Maybe he's just given up and is living life out of obligation.

* I was confused by the Commercial Special Megacut featuring all 7 episodes at first, but soon I realized that it is supposed to be a StealthParody of GeorgeLucasAlteredVersion, due to it having edits just like Creator/GeorgeLucas would have! The proof is in the Canada PSA spoof from Dawn of the Commercials, where, when the office worker played by Doug says he's drinking mountain water, instead of a blurred version of the Arrowhead logo coming up, a parody of the Arrowhead logo with the word "Mountain" comes up instead.

* I was confused by the Commercial Special Megacut featuring all 7 episodes at first, but soon I realized that it is supposed to be a StealthParody of GeorgeLucasAlteredVersion, due to it having edits just like Creator/GeorgeLucas would have! The proof is in the Canada PSA spoof from the fourth one, where, when the office worker played by Doug says he's drinking mountain water, instead of a blurred version of the Arrowhead logo coming up, a parody of the Arrowhead logo with the word "Mountain" comes up instead.