Brows Held High

There are Low Episcopalians and High Episcopalians. The former are a lot less uptight than the latter, for the most part.

Oh, has everyone seen the latest episode to be uploaded on TGWTG; Anatomy of Hell?

As you might be aware, that one's actually pretty old, but it's fantastic. Granted, I wanted to vomit at one point due to the subject matter—I could barely get more than twenty minutes into the actual film, and that was before I saw the review—but it's wonderfully executed.

edited 19th Nov '12 6:57:04 PM by JHM

In terms of first reviews it's really good. I'd say it's still one of his best to date.

It says something about Kyle's talent level when even his first review is that good. I mean, the Nerd's first few videos are really rough (Course, they were made two years before the main series started), the Critic took a long time to find his proper format, even Spoony started improving vastly when he started writing scripts.

Eh, that's debatable. I actually like the Nerd's earlier reviews much more, when he wrote jokes above the caliber of shitpickle. Spoony's vids really changed, but there's a certain rough charm to the earlier improv stuff you don't get anymore.

I dunno, I've always liked the more calm and analytical Nerd reviews. Cursing like a sailor and drinking can work as a gag for only so long.

Stuff like Swordquest?

Ps. It's about three weeks to the next new episode, which will the 50th episode spectacle

Swordquest was excellent, The Nerd's best review by a large margin.

>Shortbus on TGWTG

This is gonna be fun isn't it?

Gonna be honest, ever since he reviewed it, I've wanted to see Shortbus, but I can't find a copy (at least, not for cheap or for free) anywhere.

There used to be a copy of the DVD in a shop in my old home town, and I knew of the movie before the review. I so wanted to buy it, but couldn't dare walk up to the counter with the DVD.

edited 1st Dec '12 6:53:00 AM by JethroQWalrustitty

If it's this particular cover, I can see why, heh. Every other cover I saw was really innocuous.

Cat's out of the bag.

The 50th episode is up, well the first part anyway.

I debated whether or not to watch this review, since the movie's been on my "to watch" list for a long time now...then I just decided "screw it, watch" anyway. Now I want to see the movie even more.

Also, Lupa's cameo

And now, for the exciting conclusion, part 2 is up.

I don't know if I can finish this.

Dear GOD Kyle.

IT GETS SO MUCH BETTER

The Cast of That Guy With The Glasses Occording to Oancitizen

Noslagia Critic: Kermit the Frog

Nostalgia Chick: Miss Piggy

Linkara: Fozzy

Phelous: The Great Gonzo

Film Brain: Scooter

Welshy and Sad Panda: Statler and Waldorf

Todd In The Shadows: Rolf

Cinema Snob: Sam The Eagle

Dr. Tease and Dr. Block: Bunsen and Beaker

Paw Dugan: Dr. teeth

Angry Joe: Animal

Diamanda Hagan: Uncle Deadly/Crazy Harriet/Sweetums

Rap Critic: Clifford?

Benzaie: The Swedish Chef

Blockbuster Buster: Jason Seagull’s Muppet brother?

I loved that part. Sadly, no reference to muppet!Critic.

Scary thing is, Phelous and Linkara do actually sort of sound like Fozzy and Gonzo.

Just finished it.

Kyle, I understand perfectly, and I don't understand, and you've made me want to talk about art, and my experience with mental illness, and the world, and everything. Thank you so much for making this episode.

It's been a terrible weekend full of awful pain, and for a while the review wasn't helping, but the ending gave me that little speck of "it'll eventually be okay". I love this site and everything it's given me.

edited 9th Dec '12 8:16:23 PM by emeriin

Well, this was really something special, it's really great that Kyle tries to improve his work constantly, and as someone who has to battle with depression, I found his final speech very poignant and very true.

Also, I can't belive Hagan's real name is actually Jerrica Benton. Yeah, I already knew it, but it's still odd to think about it.