History Funny / JennyNicholson

* Jenny says the small, overpriced rooms with limited time to get ready in the morning are a good deal for a group of five people who are small, travel light, wear no makeup, and [[BreadEggsMilkSquick don't shower regularly]]. She's sure there are some ''Star War'' fans who fit that description.

* Jenny says the small, overpriced rooms with limited time to get ready in the morning are a good deal for a group of five people who are small, travel light, wear no makeup, and [[BreadEggsMilkSquick don't shower regularly]].

* While the ads encourage guests to LARP, Jenny says that if you actually come up with a character and give a fake name (as she did), the crew will look at you funny like you just committed a [[FeeFiFauxPas faux pas]]. She dropped her character name within an hour of arriving.

* Jenny really wanted her experience to take her on the First Order path, and we see her attempts to play the game as advertised and form a close relationship with the live First Order officer character for the gameplay to advance in that direction. This amounts to her taking the First Order thing way more seriously than the game does while maintaining a completely casual demeanor in her interactions. Also of note is that the character she had planned results in the picture of her being the unusual character of a famous influencer from Coruscant with fascist sympathies.

** Jenny describing how the live character interactions not syncing with the AI app characters resulted in her interactions going nowhere and the AI Lieutenant Croy "leaving her on read".

* After discussing most of the rooms in the atrium of the ship, Jenny mentions that there's a restroom that she didn't feel comfortable recording in. Fortunately, she was able to source a guerilla-style fan film that recorded footage in it... [[MoodWhiplash and it's what appears to be a dark, psychological thriller with a red/black color wash about someone attempting to do "spice"]].

* Her apology video as Danaerys from ''Series/GameOfThrones'', in which she talks about the events in the final season, such as her killing Varys, as if she were a [=YouTube=] celebrity tearfully apologising for some offence on social media.

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* She discusses the different levels of "immersion" at different theme parks. While employees at Ride/PandoraTheWorldOfAvatar might call [[Film/{{Avatar}} the movie]] a "documentary", they won't speak fluent Na'vi back to her "no matter how angrily she shouts it at them."
* She says most normal people don't know what {{LARP}} is, though most people watching her video probably do, [[TakeThatAudience "you freaks!"]]
* She compares the Galactic Starcruiser to Spirit Airlines but with a more expensive base ticket.[[note]]Spirit Airlines is a [[AcceptableTargets widely ridiculed]] airline in the United States that's perceived as cheap and trashy. However, it's not really cheaper than other airlines. It just charges a lower price for a base ticket and makes things like food and drink into optional add-ons.[[/note]]
* Since there are no emergency exits, guests are told to wait in small "emergency rescue areas" that Jenny calls "shame closets."
* Jenny mocks the low tables in the lobby area, which are at "shin height for maximum bruising."
* Jenny says the small, overpriced rooms with limited time to get ready in the morning are a good deal for a group of five people who are small, travel light, wear no makeup, and [[BreadEggsMilkSquick don't shower regularly]].
* Jenny trying and succeeding to provoke a reaction in the crowd when the First Order characters show up. They are especially vocal when the First Order officer tries to put a RestrainingBolt on a droid.
* Jenny talks about the differing schedules of the performers. She notes the Rodian takes the most frequent breaks, probably because the costume heats up quickly, while the astromech droid is on-stage the longest because [[BaitAndSwitchComment droids have worse labor unions]].
* While the ads encourage guests to LARP, Jenny says that if you actually come up with a character and give a fake name (as she did), the crew will look at you funny like you just committed a [[FeeFiFauxPas faux pas]]. She dropped her character name within an hour of arriving.
* Jenny couldn't see the dinner show because she was seated behind a support column. Her anger at this becomes a RunningGag throughout the video.
-->'''Jenny:''' Trust me, there's aliens dancing behind that big ol' pole.
* Jenny really wanted her experience to take her on the First Order path, and we see her attempts to play the game as advertised and form a close relationship with the live First Order officer character for the gameplay to advance in that direction. This amounts to her taking the First Order thing way more seriously than the game does while maintaining a completely casual demeanor in her interactions. Also of note is that the character she had planned results in the picture of her being the unusual character of a famous influencer from Coruscant with fascist sympathies.
-->'''Lt. Croy''': We really want to identify the issue, cut out the rot as it were, and then let everyone get on with their--
--> '''Jenny''': I love it. I'm always saying "cut out the rot".
-->'''Lt. Croy''': That is something you are ''always'' saying?
-->'''Jenny''': I'm always saying that--
--> '''Lt. Croy:''' You're always saying that. Do you work with fruit? Is that something-?
-->'''Jenny''': Yes. But I'm also referring to, like, fugitives and things-
-->'''Lt. Croy:''' Of course.
** Jenny describing how the live character interactions not syncing with the AI app characters resulted in her interactions going nowhere and the AI Lieutenant Croy "leaving her on read".
* Jenny does the "Attractions" section in a gigantic porg mask.
* At the very end of the video, Jenny goes on a long rant about how Disney has arrogantly cut back on features, amenities, and quality of experience so they can charge extra. Galactic Starcruiser is just the first instance of Disney's hubris catching up to them and she's glad it's dead. [[BrickJoke Also, she's mad that they sat her behind a pole]].
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* Jenny really wanted her experience to take her on the First Order path, and we see her attempts to play the game as advertised and form a close relationship with the live First Order officer character for the gameplay to advance in that direction. This amounts to her taking the First Order thing way more seriously than the game does while maintaining a completely casual demeanor in her interactions. Also of note is that the character she had planned results in the picture of her role being the unusual character of a famous influencer from Coruscant with fascist sympathies.
-->''Lt. Croy''': We really want to identify the issue, cut out the rot as it were, and then let everyone get on with their--
--> '"Jenny"": I love it. I'm always saying "cut out the rot".

--> '"Lt. Croy:''' You're always saying that. Do you work with fruit? Is that something-?
-->"'Jenny''': Yes. But I'm also referring to, like, fugitives and things-

** While explaining the concept of Sprit Airlines for the benefit of her international audience, there's a Spirit Airlines airplane plush sitting in the corner.

* Jenny couldn't see the dinner show because she was seated behind a support column.

* While the ads encourage guests to LARP, Jenny says that if you actually come up with a character and give a fake name (as she did), the crew will look at you funny like you just committed a [[FeeFiFauxPas faux pas]].

* She compares the Galactic Starcruiser to Spirit Airlines but with a more expensive base ticket.[[note]]Spirit Airlines is a widely ridiculed airline in the United States that's perceived as cheap and trashy. However, it's not really cheaper than other airlines. It just charges a lower price for a base ticket and makes things like food and drink into optional add-ons.[[/note]]

* While going over the quality of the actual dolls, Jenny examines how their "action feature" mostly looks like the dolls just twitching their torsos to give an impression of of swinging an item, which leaves her pretty unimpressed... [[TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers except]] for [[Film/RogueOne Jyn Erso]], whose violent thrashing motion is described as bringing "the absolute brutal smackdown." During TheStinger, Jenny finds immediate glee upon unpacking the Jyn doll from just how intense-looking her action is.