History Heartwarming / AtopTheFourthWall

* Linkara wishing the best to WebVideo/DrCrafty after he decided to retire from making the title cards for the show. Just a very nice moment after 12 years of seeing the work.

* Lewis' pure fanboy glee over the tease for the Infinity Gauntlet in the mid-credits scene of ''Film/ThorTheDarkWorld''.

* Linkara's, and by extension Lewis', growing love of ''US-1''. At the start of his reviews for the series, he is repeatedly baffled by the plot and frustrated with it's bizarreness. As of the review of issue 9... he's still repeatedly baffled by the plot but is thouroughly enjoying how ''buckwild'' the series gets.

* For his ''Film/BatmanVSupermanDawnOfJustice'' review, Lewis goes above and beyond to reassure the viewers who did like the movie that they have every right to enjoy it and really goes out of his way to disavow the usual toxic FanHater behavior others have displayed towards the fans of the Snyder DC movies. And it's all capped off at the end with him stating that he's genuinely happy for the [=#ReleaseTheSnyderCut=] movement for getting the [[Film/ZackSnydersJusticeLeague "Snyder Cut"]], calling it a victory they deserved.

*** There's also, given Lewis' character, the implication that Viga, his current girlfriend, is OK with this as well (although nothing's stated outright).

* In his US-1 #7 review, an issue that features [[MakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext the truck itself narrating and possibly going through some kind of low-key lonely existentialist crisis]], Linkara pauses for a second.

* Linkara's, and by extension Lewis', growing love of ''US-1''. At the start of his reviews for the serie,s he is repeatedly baffled by the plot and frustrated with it's bizarreness. As of the review of issue 9... he's still repeatedly baffled by the plot but is thouroughly enjoying how ''buckwild'' the series gets.

* Linkara wishing the best to Dr. Crafty after he decided to retire from making the title cards for the show. Just a very nice moment after 12 years of seeing the work.

* His speech on why he likes Superman.
-->'''Linkara:''' Superman is kind and decent! Superman saved the world from the anti-god, Mageddon! Superman beat Solaris the Tyrant Sun, and ComicBook/{{Brainiac}}, and yes, even Hitler in the golden age! Superman always followed his principles, even when the world told him not to! Superman even [[HeroicSacrifice gave his life to save others,]] both in [[Comicbook/TheDeathOfSuperman regular continuity,]] and in [[Comicbook/AllStarSuperman his excellent All-Star series.]]

* In the final installment of his "ComicBook/JusticeLeagueCryForJustice" review, when it gets to the point in the story where a side character who had no influence on the story whatsoever was killed. This character also happened to be a little girl. He then devoted a small portion of the video to rant about what an atrocity that was, even to the exclusion of the other bad things that happened in the comic.

* This may be a stretch, but the fact that he hates ComicBook/OneMoreDay not just because it was a horrible, nonsensical story that had derailed ComicBook/SpiderMan; but also because of the simple fact that it broke up one of his favorite comic book couples.

* After reviewing Gameboy #1, Linkara informs us that there are more issues than just the one comic. Instead of his usual disgust, we see an abosolute joy that he will be able to revisit this comic series. In his own words, "[[SoBadItsGood This comic sucks... but it's SO much fun in its stupidity!]]"

** After spending the whole review bashing the ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'' comic mercilessly, Linkara finally declares that it doesn't actually suck; it's something that was never meant to stand up to his style of in-depth analysis and is a fun time with a good introduction to the main protagonist, exactly like a first issue is supposed to be.

* After telling Linksano to go into Engineering near the end of the "Youngblood #4" review, Linkara follows with this:

* The reunion with Pollo in the "Star Trek III: The Search For Spock" review.

* Linkara's [[SugarWiki/GushingAboutCharactersYouLike blatant hero worship]] for Creator/MrT when he reviews Mr. T #1 and #2. Even though he does make fun of Mr. T's cornier stuff, you get the sense that he really respects the guy and gets absolutely outraged when a [[EliteMook big mook]] in the comics manages to defeat him.
* His reaction to Marville #2 when it remarks that police officers just send homeless people to shelters and arrive when the criminals have already left: he angrily responds that over one hundred police officers are killed every year in the United States in the line of duty.

* His "Series/BlakesSeven #2" review, which is less comic review and more SugarWiki/GushingAboutShowsYouLike. He even says that the comic's decent, but he's reviewing it because "When else will I get the chance to talk about Blake's Seven?"

** Let's not forget the beginning of the review, where he talks about the fact that his fans stuck around for 200 episodes, and questioned what he could possibly review for such an occasion. Then, with the sincerest of smiles, he says "Okay, what the hell, let's review ComicBook/OneMoreDay", reviewing the one thing that people have been wanting him to review for the longest time, and a comic which he stated on several occasions that he would never review, which shows that he's willing to do that for his fans.

* At the end of the Future Shock review, Harvey yelling at Holokara for threatening to kill '90s Kid, even though he thinks '90s kid is a moron. It's moments like these that show that Linkara and his friends, despite misgivings and differences, really are TrueCompanions.
* In ''Catwoman Guardian of Gotham'': he admits that his hatred of creators doesn't extend that deep to them personally. Quesada he compliments on making Marvel a top selling business, and Creator/RobLiefeld for his enthusiasm for comics, and his splitting to form Image Comics with some other writers helped to revolutionize creator rights. [[Funny/AtopTheFourthWall2012Episodes Frank Miller and Gary Brodsky though, he states that he just hates.]]

* When Linkara ''finally'' ''meets'' Margaret for the first time - in her original human form - at the end of Psychoman #1. It's just so ''awesome'' to see him and his most constant companion and weapon ''finally'' interact, with him even saying "I'd love to talk to you more often like this, if it's possible." The whole thing was a parallel to a ''Series/DoctorWho'' episode called "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS32E4TheDoctorsWife The Doctor's Wife]]", which had a very similar incident - a male hero meeting the one constant companion they have (an inanimate object, but has a female spirit and consciousness inside it) in human form- between the Doctor and the TARDIS.

* During his review of ''Power and Responsibility'' for his four year anniversary he states that he's glad that Spider-Man is a member of the Avengers, even though in his previous review of ''One More Day'' he talked how Spidey refuses to act like an adult Linkara says that he earned his spot in the Earth's Mightiest Heroes.

* His utter joy at ''Treehouse of Horror #2'' giving him the opportunity to belt out "The Policeman's Song" from ''Theatre/ThePiratesOfPenzance'', given his little anecdote about having played the sergeant of police.
* Him remarking that he has held off on using the drunk Tony Stark voice in the mainstream Marvel universe, because he doesn't want to be insensitive, given that that version of him has struggled with alcoholism...even if he proceeded to start using that voice for his review of Iron Man's first comic (Tony hadn't confronted his alcoholism ''yet'' at that point).
* Leaping to the defense of Aquaman in ''The Brave and the Bold #54''.

* Just the way he starts off the Titans Team History and the ''Technis Imperative'' reviews. Linkara addresses his personal history and early exposure to comic books in such a profound, sincere and endearing fashion. Only reinforcing this further is the fact that such soft-spoken monologues slightly defer the opening line, "Hello, and welcome to ''Atop the Fourth Wall'', Where bad comics burn".
* Saying the complaints about Nichelle Nichols' age during the fan dance scene in ''Film/StarTrekVTheFinalFrontier'' are ageist, and just distract from the real issue of how degrading it is to the character.

* In his "2001: A Space Odyssey #1" review, before and after stating that he thinks Jack Kirby was a poor choice for the adaptation and ongoing series, says that he has complete respect for the man.

* While he hates ''ComicBook/AllStarBatmanAndRobin'', he will still praise Creator/JimLee's artwork in the reviews, feeling the guy does a really good job for a really poorly-written and poorly-paced comic, even taking time to note things like well-done architecture or details.
* The "Superman for Animals" review, finding a PSA that he felt for once that was actually good and praises the idea of the story where a kid sent Superman a letter where he stood up to a bully. He also praised that the comic still had the kid initially get beat up by the bully when he stood up to him, and only stopped him by encouraging the other kids to join him, rather than just easily beating up the bully.

* His review of "Sonic Super Special #7", while he's not familiar with the Archie Sonic the Hedgehog comic, he sympathizes with fanbase of the CosmicRetcon that reboot over twenty years of continuity and removed characters written by Ken Penders.

* Linkara's, and by extension Lewis', growing love of US-1. At the start of his reviews for the series he is repeatedly baffled by the plot and frustrated with it's bizarrness. As of the review of issue 9... he's still repeatedly baffled by the plot but is thouroughly enjoying how ''buckwild'' the series gets.
* In his #1 entry in the Yet Another 15 Screw-Ups of [=AT4W=] video, he apologizes for hoping whose idea it was to have Lian Harper killed in ''Cry For Justice'' gets salt poured into their eyes, saying that he had crossed the line, there. He also uses this time to state that it is NEVER Okay to wish physical harm, torture or even death on some one, just because of a bad comic.
* In his review of ''Youngblood Strikefile #2'' review, he reveals that he removed the Diehard part of his into due to not want to include personal insults in his theme song and contribute to growing toxicity in fandoms.
* His review of "Stanely And His Monster" is absolutely glowing, with him showing glee at how clever the series is as it uses the innocence and naivate of a child to outwit demons.

* The Scene with Marzgurl & Pollo. Marzgurl admits that it is getting a bit much, but when Pollo questions why she does not use the Scout Ship to return to Earth, her response...

* "Blue Skying", his ComicBook/BlueBeetle retrospective series, is full of it. It's clear he shows a deep appreciation for all iterations of the superhero, which is a wonderful change of pace from his usual criticisms.

* His Blue Beetle review. Period.

* During part 3 of the ''[[Comicbook/{{Batgirl}} Cassandra Caintrospective]]'', despite brutally tearing into [[ExecutiveMeddling the incredibly callous decisions to make her evil in]] [[DorkAge the One Year Later plot]], Linkara still takes the time to discuss fan entitlement and point out how [[ScapegoatCreator the violent vitriol Adam Beechen received for it]] was undeserved. He also gives Beechen praise for later actually coming back [[AuthorsSavingThrow to rectify his plot and characterization mistakes]], outright saying Beechen deserves more credit for having the willingness to fix them when another writer probably wouldn't even bother.

* In the same review, him giving a fond farewell to Dr Crafty after he departs as the show’s title card artist.

* Everyone from That Guy With The Glasses singing his theme song]at the end of his 100th episode. Really shows how beloved he is.

** Snowflame's PSA after he watches WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic, where he states that the only thing better than invading a military base... Is invading a military base ''with a friend'', with what seems to be complete sincerity.

** His EPIC speech calling out Joe Quesada and/or J. Michael Straczynski for blatantly insulting their fanbase by calling people who enjoy escapist fantasy losers who can't be heroes in RealLife. Doubles as a SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome.

* In Catwoman Guardian of Gotham: he admits that his hatred of creators doesn't extend that deep to them personally. Quesada he compliments on making Marvel a top selling business, and Rob Liefeld for his enthusiasm for comics, and his splitting to form Image Comics with some other writers helped to revolutionize creator rights. [[Funny/AtopTheFourthWall2012Episodes Frank Miller and Gary Brodsky though, he states that he just hates.]]

* When Linkara ''finally'' ''meets'' Margaret for the first time - in her original human form - at the end of Psychoman #1. It's just so ''awesome'' to see him and his most constant companion and weapon ''finally'' interact, with him even saying "I'd love to talk to you more often like this, if it's possible." The whole thing was a parallel to a ''Series/DoctorWho'' episode called "The Doctor's Wife", which had a very similar incident - a male hero meeting the one constant companion they have (an inanimate object, but has a female spirit and consciousness inside it) in human form- between the Doctor and the TARDIS.

* After his triumphant return from {{Walking The Earth}}, Linkara tells his allies that he's not worried at all that he might turn evil, since they'll always be there to keep him from it.

* During his review of Power and Responsibility for his four year anniversary he states that he's glad that Spider-Man is a member of the Avengers, even though in his previous review of One More Day he talked how Spidey refuses to act like an adult Linkara says that he earned his spot in the Earth's Mightiest Heroes.

* His utter joy at Treehouse of Horror #2 giving him the opportunity to belt out "The Policeman's Song" from ''Theatre/ThePiratesOfPenzance'', given his little anecdote about having played the sergeant of police.

* Leaping to the defense of Aquaman in The Brave and the Bold #54.

--> "[=@Dude90sKid=] has Die Hard 3 on. I'm gonna watch it with him before bedtime... It's funny. I haven't felt this warm in a long time."

* After his long tirade against Rob Liefeld and Youngblood, Linkara immediately apologizes for the rant and ensures his viewers that he isn't specifically angry at them.

* Creator/NoahAntwiler's appearance in the Star Wars 3D #1 review, given his exit from Channel Awesome. And it wasn't just a cameo, Lewis got him over to his house just to shoot that one episode.

* While he hates ''All Star Batman and Robin'', he will still praise Jim Lee's artwork in the reviews, feeling the guy does a really good job for a really poorly-written and poorly-paced comic, even taking time to note things like well-done architecture or details.

* In his #1 entry in the Yet Another 15 Screw-Ups of [=AT4W=] video, he apologizes for hoping whose idea it was to have Lian Harper killed in Cry For Justice gets salt poured into their eyes, saying that he had crossed the line, there. He also uses this time to state that it is NEVER Okay to wish physical harm, torture or even death on some one, just because of a bad comic.
* In his review of Youngblood Strikefile #2 review, he reveals that he removed the Diehard part of his into due to not want to include personal insults in his theme song and contribute to growing toxicity in fandoms.

* In his Transformers retrospective, he says that after many of the other series he's done retrospectives on were cut short or had disappointing endings, it's good to see one that went out on a high note.

''For WebVideo/HistoryOfPowerRangers examples, see [[Heartwarming/HistoryOfPowerRangers here]].''

* His defense of ''Manga/HellstarRemina'''s ending as ultimately optimistic, at least for Remina. Yes, Earth is gone, humanity all but extinct, and Planet Remina will no doubt go on to devour more planets - but the main character is ''alive'', and found a group of decent and kindly people who aren't out to kill her. The fact that they've survived everything up to now is already a miracle - so whose to say they can't find another and survive?

* In his #1 entry in the Yet Another 15 Screw-Ups of [=AT4W=] video, he apologises for hoping whose idea it was to have Lian Harper killed in Cry For Justice gets salt poured into their eyes, saying that it had crossed the line. He also uses this time to state that it is NEVER Okay to wish physical hrm, torture or even death on some one, just because of a bad comic.

* In his #1 entry in the Yet Another 15 Screw-Ups of [=AT4W=] video, he apologises for hoping whose idea it was to have Lian Harper killed in Cry For Justice gets salt poured into their eyes, saying that it had crossed the line.

* In his #1 entry in the Yet Another 15 Screw-Ups of {{AT4W}} video, he apologises for hoping whose idea it was to have Lian Harper killed in Cry For Justice gets salt poured into their eyes, saying that it had crossed the line.

* In his #1 entry in the Yet Another 15 Screw-Ups of {[AT4W}} video, he apologises for hoping whose idea it was to have Lian Harper killed in Cry For Justice gets salt poured into their eyes, saying that it had crossed the line.

* In his #1 entry in the Yet Another 15 Screw-Ups of {AT4W} video, he apologises for hoping whose idea it was to have Lian Harper killed in Cry For Justice gets salt poured into their eyes, saying that it had crossed the line.

* He does a [[http://blip.tv/at4w/vlog-10-20-12-paranormal-activity-4-6410166 v-log]] of ''Film/ParanormalActivity4'' with his [[WebVideo/IronLiz ex-girlfriend]], of all people. It's just nice to see them together again, even if they're not a couple anymore.

* In his #1 entry in the Yet Another 15 Screw-Ups of AT4W video, he apologises for hoping whose idea it was to have Lian Harper killed in Cry For Justice gets salt poured into their eyes, saying that it had crossed the line.

* The Batman: Noel review:

* "I have a very important announcement for you. An announcement that is going to... ''shock'' everything, ''change'' the future of this channel... peoples of the internet, ''please attend carefully'', [[WhamLine the message that follows is vital to the future of you all...]] [[spoiler:[[https://youtu.be/QsX76BO5o6o We got cats!]]]]"

** Later on in Part 1 of the review, he's quietly furious about the hate that Jake Lloyd and Ahmed Best received for playing Anakin and Jar-Jar, stressing that hatred of a character should ''never'' be transferred to the actor.
** Linkara later says in "Attack of the Clones" that what he said about Jake Lloyd and Ahmed Best also applies to Hayden Christensen, who did his best with what he was given to work with.

* In Catwoman Guardian of Gotham: he admits that his hatred of creators doesn't extend that deep to them personally. Quesada he compliments on making Marvel a top selling business, and Rob Liefeld for his enthusiasm for comics, and his splitting to form image comics with some other writers helped to revolutionize creator rights. [[Funny/AtopTheFourthWall2012Episodes Frank Miller and Gary Brodsky though, he states that he just hates.]]

* Many, many years after the character's last appearance, Lewis was asked about the current affairs of Lester B. Bum (the parody of [[WebVideo/BumReviews Chester A. Bum]] he created for an April Fools video very early in his reviewer career, and who had shown up only about one time since for a crossover with Chester). Lewis responded that Lester has since gotten off the streets and turned his life around thanks to some good social programs, and now "works for Coca-Cola restocking vending machines and couldn’t be happier."