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* After his review of ''Film/TheBraveLittleToaster'', he relates the film to an old camera that he's had all his life, but can't bring himself to get rid of.
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* After his review of ''Film/TheBraveLittleToaster'', ''WesternAnimation/TheBraveLittleToaster'', he relates the film to an old camera that he's had all his life, but can't bring himself to get rid of.
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-->'''The Obscure''': Christmas is about people in the midst of seasonal depression, commemorating what is good and pure and joyful as a reminder int he new year that it is worth celebrating life.
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-->'''The Obscure''': Christmas is about people in the midst of seasonal depression, commemorating what is good and pure and joyful as a reminder int he in the new year that it is worth celebrating life.
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-->'''The Obscure''': Christmas is about people in the midst of seasonal depression, commemorating what is good and pure and joyful as a reminder int he new year that it is worth celebrating life.
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-->'''The Obscure''': Christmas is about people in the midst of seasonal depression, commemorating what is good and pure and joyful as a reminder int he new year that it is worth celebrating life.life.
* After his review of ''Film/TheBraveLittleToaster'', he relates the film to an old camera that he's had all his life, but can't bring himself to get rid of.
* After his review of ''Film/TheBraveLittleToaster'', he relates the film to an old camera that he's had all his life, but can't bring himself to get rid of.
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-->'''The Obscure''': A work without flaws is a work not of this world.
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-->'''The Obscure''': A work without flaws is a work not of this world.world.
* His speech at the end of his ChristmasEpisode, preceded by an explanation of the context ''Literature/AChristmasCarol'' was written and a denouncement of those trying to politicize it.
-->'''The Obscure''': Christmas is about people in the midst of seasonal depression, commemorating what is good and pure and joyful as a reminder int he new year that it is worth celebrating life.
* His speech at the end of his ChristmasEpisode, preceded by an explanation of the context ''Literature/AChristmasCarol'' was written and a denouncement of those trying to politicize it.
-->'''The Obscure''': Christmas is about people in the midst of seasonal depression, commemorating what is good and pure and joyful as a reminder int he new year that it is worth celebrating life.
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* "The world is a crazy, mixed up place. But if you laugh it at it, it can't truly laugh at you."
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* "The world is a crazy, mixed up place. But if you laugh it at it, it can't truly laugh at you.""
* During his one-year review he decides that his first season has been so terrible that he might as well just die...then he sees his copy of WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons second season and remembers that the first season was bad, but had enough positives that it returned for a much better second season. He takes the lesson to heart, and states that the job of a critic is to find a work's balance of positive and negative, flaws and perfections, and that artists need only use the word of the critics as guidelines.
-->'''The Obscure''': A work without flaws is a work not of this world.
* During his one-year review he decides that his first season has been so terrible that he might as well just die...then he sees his copy of WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons second season and remembers that the first season was bad, but had enough positives that it returned for a much better second season. He takes the lesson to heart, and states that the job of a critic is to find a work's balance of positive and negative, flaws and perfections, and that artists need only use the word of the critics as guidelines.
-->'''The Obscure''': A work without flaws is a work not of this world.
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* "The world is a crazy, mixed up place. But if you laugh it at it, it can't truly laugh at you."
