I don't agree with absolutely everything Mr. Enter has ever said. Especially when it comes to Family Guy or him taking jokes a bit too seriously (because, like him or not, he does have the tenancy to take jokes too seriously) However, I don't hold that against him and that's because, although kind of rare, there have been cases of it being the other thing around, with others taking something too seriously and him actually being rational about it (Are You Happy Now is probably the biggest example of this)
Despite disagreeing with him a lot, I still have a good deal of respect for Mr. Enter. While I never always agree with him. I at least can see where he's coming from. Most of his more angry points are usually from some form of moral outrage. (like, the handicapped message from Little Clowns of Happy Town or the suicide joke in Brian's a Bad Father). It never really seems like he's picking on an episode or a show, just out of spite to it or towards one of the creators.
Not to mention, I'll say this, Mr. Enter's comedy is absolutely hilarious. Even if I don't agree with his thoughts on, say, Dorbees, I still find the review itself to be hilarious. (Also, no. I don't think him not going into excruciating detail about certain points isn't a bad thing.)
In short, while I don't always agree with him, I still think he's interesting, funny, rational and, most of all, respectable (which is a Hell of a lot more than I can say for Rebel Taxi, sorry.)
No matter what, I can at least respect him.
I don't agree with absolutely everything Mr. Enter has ever said. Especially when it comes to Family Guy or him taking jokes a bit too seriously (because, like him or not, he does have the tenancy to take jokes too seriously) However, I don't hold that against him and that's because, although kind of rare, there have been cases of it being the other thing around, with others taking something too seriously and him actually being rational about it (Are You Happy Now is probably the biggest example of this)
Despite disagreeing with him a lot, I still have a good deal of respect for Mr. Enter. While I never always agree with him. I at least can see where he's coming from. Most of his more angry points are usually from some form of moral outrage. (like, the handicapped message from Little Clowns of Happy Town or the suicide joke in Brian's a Bad Father). It never really seems like he's picking on an episode or a show, just out of spite to it or towards one of the creators.
Not to mention, I'll say this, Mr. Enter's comedy is absolutely hilarious. Even if I don't agree with his thoughts on, say, Dorbees, I still find the review itself to be hilarious. (Also, no. I don't think him not going into excruciating detail about certain points isn't a bad thing.)
In short, while I don't always agree with him, I still think he's interesting, funny, rational and, most of all, respectable (which is a Hell of a lot more than I can say for Rebel Taxi, sorry.)