Pointed out every so often, mostly in Chick Tracts, but most notably in their I'm Not Ashamed review, where Hannah says Rachel's acts in part of the movie will be taken in one of two ways, depending on whether or not you're a hardcore Christian; her not being faithful enough to her religion, or being depressed.
Hannah mostly believes that Ray Comfort is a scam artist who knows what he's doing and is willfully ripping people off with his scams of selling them the Christian things he makes.
Awesome Music: The Bible Reloaded theme song, full stop.
They've discussed this themselves a few times, where they say that people will tell them that they prefer to binge their videos after a certain amount have come out and/or when they have the time to sit down and watch them. With their Atheist Bible and Quran Study videos, this can certainly help, since the Bible, while divided between the stories and Testaments, is much too long to sit and read in one sitting for a YouTube video, so they usually cover stories in several videos each. The Quran also does the same.
Additionally, their Chick Tract videos can benefit from this, since Jack Chick, while making stand-alone stories in the Tracts, sometimes includes character designs for background characters in some of the tracts, from other tract's characters, such as Eye Patch Grandpa and Bob Williams. Hannah and Jake also have a small amount of running gags and Callbacks that they make, especially after Harold Penisman was introduced into the Tract readings, since they somewhat establish his lineage in tracts set before the apocalyptic future of his tract.
Additionally, some of their movie reviews have been divided into 2 30-minute videos rather than one almost 60-minute one. Jake says this is due to their retention rates being higher with shorter videos. Either way, after said reviews have come out in multi-video form, it's much better to go back to those reviews and watch both parts back-to-back than by themselves.
Ensemble Dark Horse: Harold Penisman, full stop. A character who was originally a one-note new age healer in 'The Last Generation' Chick Tract became an overly awesome new age healer who gives out free drugs to alleviate pain or boredom, gives rewards to those who help him out, doesn't eat people, likes nudists, is either gay or bi because he got most of his scar from "dick play," can maybe time travel, is ok with incest, has a very unintentionally hilarious onesie suit, which inspired his name, and has an awesome, yet hilarious, voice, all courtesy of Jake reinterpreting the Tract's lines and set dressings, as well as making character decisions as they read the tract. This most certainly is Harold P. Penisman. Ever since they first posted the video he first appears in, both many of their viewers, as well as Hannah and Jake, as they've retconned other tracts to establish the history of his bloodline, or establish he's been to time periods from before his dystopian future.
Not a week after Hannah expressed why people like Leonard Nimoy and David Bowie died by 2016 and not Jack Chick, Jack Chick died. This is addressed in the next Chick Tract video they made, where they read the most controversial Tract ever written that was internally-banned by the company themselves, that they said they wouldn't do, but decided to do to show how crazy Jack Chick could be, and it's amazing how bad it is if you've seen any of their other Tract videos, or read the tracts yourself.
Later in 2017, the Charlottesville Riot happened a week after they started selling a shirt with fan art of Hannah dressed as Hitler from an old video from one of her history projects in school on it.
Ray Comfort personally sending the duo a gift basket after one of their videos about him was taken down due to a false DMCA, along with a note assuring them that he wasn't the one who DMCA'd it and telling them that he fully supports them in getting it back up. Given that Comfort has a...reputation among atheists and there's no shortage of jokes made about him on the channel, it's nice to see that he's still willing to defend his opposition's freedom of speech.
Hannah's coming out video, both for itself and Jake's protectiveness.
Logicked in the "Hi There"/"Wassup" Tract reading, as he had a combination fat, choking, and dying voice for when his character, Charlie Conners, was dying from the stake being impaled through his back. So much so that Hannah and Jake took a moment to applaud his performance. He also does a good job for his character in "Fallen."
Speaking of Hannah and Jake themselves, they both aren't half bad at voice acting either. Jake seems to be more comfortable, and has a larger vocal range than Hannah, but Hannah's not bad at acting either. They're both also really great at improv, best seen in their Chick Tract readings of "Hi There"/Wassup," "The Last Generation," and "Wounded Children."
Steve Shives also pulled off a really hammy and entertaining Devil and a girl's grandmother in the "Bewitched?" Tract reading.
Mr. Repzion also can act pretty well, as seen in the "Kidnapped" Tract reading.
Chris Ray Gun, also like Hannah and Jake, has quite a knack for improv.
Ho Yay: Tons. Not just with each other either, as they, mostly Jake, express attraction to male cast members and others involved with the movies they've seen.
High Hannah and/or Jake from their 4/20 episode of Ask Hugo/Hannah.
Misaimed Fandom: Due to having more overt expressions of their politics, as well as their disavowing of certain people over the years, they've understandably have some people confused on their stances, even though they've always talked about politics and have shown their on the left. However, their more relaxed attitudes towards some things and their brand of comedy taking the piss out of basically everything, as well as certain guests they've had on their channel, has attracted certain people to their channels who get confused when they state something they don't agree with.
They seem to have one for gay people, as there are some gay fans who mail in stuff to their P.O. box.
Jake's Twitch audience is composed of a lot of LGBTQ people in his audience thanks to his open acceptance of them and hatred of people who are intolerant of them.
Seasonal Rot: Though you'd most likely be hard-pressed to find someone who watches them regularly that will say this, Hannah has said she feels this has set in to a degree at a few points. It's likely a joke, though.
They also feel that, after Jack Chick's death, the magic of the unintended Insane Troll Logic of the pre-2017 Tracts are slowly lowering in quality, to the point that "I See You" is just trying to be straight-up Nightmare Fuel in Tract form because it doesn't have a story, or any central characters, just imagery and narration intended to evoke a paranoid reaction from those who're afraid of God, and thus is causing this trope.
So Bad, It's Good: The entire point of them reading Chick Tracts came from this, as they're good material to base jokes on and make fun of. They also point out when the Christian movies they review count as this.
Stock Footage Failure: In the "Jack's Final Tract...(Probably)" video, at the beginning, you can clearly see Jake's red shirt behind Hannah's chair. It's a fail because Jake's supposed to be in Idaho still. Now, why Jake couldn't stand off camera when Hannah did the "what?...what?" thing he did, since they switched cameras for the skit anyways, we don't know.
Too Bleak, Stopped Caring: What, ultimately, can be described as to why the 'Lisa' Chick Tract is so bad. You have abuse of a minor, implied bad parenting, a morbid tone, even for a Chick Tract, and a lot of other bad stuff that even Hannah and Jake's jokes couldn't save.
Took the Bad Film Seriously: Logicked started to take the "Hi There"/"Wassup" tract seriously, until he admitted to it and Jake told him not to, since they're not worth it.
Unintentionally Sympathetic: Most times in Chick Tracts and the Christian films they look at, the people portrayed as in the wrong, or as the Designated Villains, are actually more sympathetic that the supposed "good guys" that come off more as Designated Heroes of the stories, especially if Hannah and Jake play up these aspects. It also leads to...
Unintentionally Unsympathetic: As said above, the so-called "good guys" are more of terrible people than the "bad people" in the stories. Also, God in stories from The Bible, as his logic is very questionable a lot of the time in said stories.
Values Dissonance: Discussed in their Bible and Quran study videos from the books being thousands of years old with the values of the times and cultures they were written in, as well as the Chick Tract videos and Christian movie reviews, due to them being written and made by Evangelical Christians who portray the world with their persecution complex-filled brains.
