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* OverlyLongGag: Related to MoodWhiplash above, when the Critic learns that the Canadian PSA is about rape, the Critic sits there with a frozen smile on his face for a long time before calling Canada out.
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* OverlyLongGag: Related to MoodWhiplash above, when the Critic learns that the Canadian PSA is about rape, the Critic sits there in confused silence with a frozen smile on his face for a long time before calling Canada out.
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* OverlyLongGag: The Critic's reaction to the American pancakes commercial.
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* OverlyLongGag: The Related to MoodWhiplash above, when the Critic learns that the Canadian PSA is about rape, the Critic sits there with a frozen smile on his face for a long time before calling Canada out.
** Also, the Critic's reaction to the American pancakes commercial.
** Also, the Critic's reaction to the American pancakes commercial.
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-->'''Critic:''' What the fuck, Canada?!
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-->'''Critic:''' ''(grinning broadly)'' What the fuck, Canada?!
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* IAteWhat: The way the Critic responds to the way that Kix cereal tastes.
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* ManChild: He says this about the "Toy's R Us" Kids.
* ManChild: He says this about the "Toy's R Us" Kids.
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* EagleLand: Parodied with the Denny's pancakes commercial
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* ManChild: He says this about the"Toy's R Us" Kids.Toys "R" Us Kids. He even shows the commercial that showed the kids grown up and noticed how they appeared to be in the very same places as they were in the original commercial several years ago.
* ManChild: He says this about the
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* MoodWhiplash: A rather cheerful Canadian commercial starts off with a baby shower, and ends with "It's a rape whistle." He exemplifies the uneasiness of it all with a skit featuring him and Malcolm on a water cooler, where the Critic talks about bottled mountain water, while Malcolm casually reveals he has pancreatic cancer, to which the Critic can only react with awkward silence before a text appears at the bottom detailing how 45,220 men get the disease in a year, brought to the audience by the "National Buzzkill Institution of Canada". To bring the point home, he also plays "Blame Canada" from WesternAnimation/SouthParkBiggerLongerAndUncut over the commercial.
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* MoodWhiplash: A rather cheerful Canadian commercial starts off with a baby shower, and ends with "It's a rape whistle." He exemplifies the uneasiness of it all with a skit featuring him and Malcolm on a water cooler, where the Critic talks about bottled mountain water, while Malcolm casually reveals he has pancreatic cancer, to which the Critic can only react with awkward silence before a text appears at the bottom detailing how 45,220 men get the disease in a year, brought to the audience by the "National Buzzkill Institution of Canada". To bring the point home, he also plays "Blame Canada" from WesternAnimation/SouthParkBiggerLongerAndUncut ''WesternAnimation/SouthParkBiggerLongerAndUncut'' over the commercial.
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* MoodWhiplash: A rather cheerful Canadian commercial starts off with a baby shower, and ends with "It's a rape whistle."
-->''(NC stares blankly for a few seconds without removing his smile)'' "[[PrecisionFStrike What the fuck]], Canada?!"
** He sets up a situation of two men working at an ordinary office job and talking over the water cooler. Doug talks about how he's drinking mountain water, "Cool, refreshing, big on taste, but also big on satisfaction." In response, Malcolm reveals that he has pancreatic cancer. Cue the awkward look from Doug as text appears on the bottom of the screen revealing that 45,220 men get pancreatic cancer a year. This message brought to you by the National BUZZKILL Institution of Canada.
** To bring the point home, the Critic plays the "Blame Canada" song from WesternAnimation/SouthParkBiggerLongerAndUncut over the commercial.
-->''(NC stares blankly for a few seconds without removing his smile)'' "[[PrecisionFStrike What the fuck]], Canada?!"
** He sets up a situation of two men working at an ordinary office job and talking over the water cooler. Doug talks about how he's drinking mountain water, "Cool, refreshing, big on taste, but also big on satisfaction." In response, Malcolm reveals that he has pancreatic cancer. Cue the awkward look from Doug as text appears on the bottom of the screen revealing that 45,220 men get pancreatic cancer a year. This message brought to you by the National BUZZKILL Institution of Canada.
** To bring the point home, the Critic plays the "Blame Canada" song from WesternAnimation/SouthParkBiggerLongerAndUncut over the commercial.
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* MoodWhiplash: A rather cheerful Canadian commercial starts off with a baby shower, and ends with "It's a rape whistle."
-->''(NC stares blankly for a few seconds without removing his smile)'' "[[PrecisionFStrike What" He exemplifies the fuck]], Canada?!"
** He sets up a situationuneasiness of two men working at an ordinary office job it all with a skit featuring him and talking over the Malcolm on a water cooler. Doug cooler, where the Critic talks about how he's drinking bottled mountain water, "Cool, refreshing, big on taste, but also big on satisfaction." In response, while Malcolm casually reveals that he has pancreatic cancer. Cue cancer, to which the Critic can only react with awkward look from Doug as silence before a text appears on at the bottom of the screen revealing that detailing how 45,220 men get pancreatic cancer the disease in a year. This message year, brought to you the audience by the National BUZZKILL "National Buzzkill Institution of Canada.
**Canada". To bring the point home, the Critic he also plays the "Blame Canada" song from WesternAnimation/SouthParkBiggerLongerAndUncut over the commercial.commercial.
-->'''Critic:''' What the fuck, Canada?!
-->''(NC stares blankly for a few seconds without removing his smile)'' "[[PrecisionFStrike What
** He sets up a situation
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-->'''Critic:''' What the fuck, Canada?!
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* ManChild: He says this about the "Toy's R Us" Kids
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* ManChild: He says this about the "Toy's R Us" Kids Kids.
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* [[spoiler:MrSeahorse: Presumbably the Devil at the end of the review.]]
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* TheCameo: [[spoiler:Greg Sestero appears, reprising his role as Mark from ''Film/TheRoom''.]]
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--> '''Critic''': **[[SlasherSmile With a frozen smile on his face]]** [[PrecisionFStrike What the fuck]], Canada?
** He sets up a situation of two men working at an ordinary office job and talking over the water cooler. Doug talks about how he's drinking mountain water, "Cool, refreshing, big on taste, but also big on satisfaction." In response, Malcolm reveals that he has [[spoiler: pancreatic cancer]]. Cue the awkward look from Doug as text appears on the bottom of the screen revealing that 45,220 men get [[spoiler: pancreatic cancer]] a year. This message brought to you by the National BUZZKILL Institution of Canada.
** He sets up a situation of two men working at an ordinary office job and talking over the water cooler. Doug talks about how he's drinking mountain water, "Cool, refreshing, big on taste, but also big on satisfaction." In response, Malcolm reveals that he has [[spoiler: pancreatic cancer]]. Cue the awkward look from Doug as text appears on the bottom of the screen revealing that 45,220 men get [[spoiler: pancreatic cancer]] a year. This message brought to you by the National BUZZKILL Institution of Canada.
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** He sets up a situation of two men working at an ordinary office job and talking over the water cooler. Doug talks about how he's drinking mountain water, "Cool, refreshing, big on taste, but also big on satisfaction." In response, Malcolm reveals that he has
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He\'s talking about being sexually harassed (which is bullshit anyway, look at Hyper), not \"chased\".
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* EagleLand: Parodied with the Dennys Denny's pancakes commercial
--> '''Critic''': **[[SlasherSmile With a frozen smile on his face]]** [[PrecisionFStrike What the fuck]], Canada?
** He sets up a situation of two men working at an ordinary office job and talking over the water cooler. Doug talks about how he's drinking mountain water, "Cool, refreshing, big on taste, but also big on satisfaction." In response, Malcolm reveals that he has [[spoiler: pancreatic cancer]]. Cue the awkward look from Doug as text appears on the bottom of the screen revealing that 45,220 men get [[spoiler: pancreatic cancer]] a year. This message brought to you by the National BUZZKILL Institution of Canada.
** To bring the point home, the Critic plays the "Blame Canada" song from WesternAnimation/SouthParkBiggerLongerAndUncut over the commercial.
** He sets up a situation of two men working at an ordinary office job and talking over the water cooler. Doug talks about how he's drinking mountain water, "Cool, refreshing, big on taste, but also big on satisfaction." In response, Malcolm reveals that he has [[spoiler: pancreatic cancer]]. Cue the awkward look from Doug as text appears on the bottom of the screen revealing that 45,220 men get [[spoiler: pancreatic cancer]] a year. This message brought to you by the National BUZZKILL Institution of Canada.
** To bring the point home, the Critic plays the "Blame Canada" song from WesternAnimation/SouthParkBiggerLongerAndUncut over the commercial.
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* UnusualEuphemism: Anything the Wicked Witch says, the most noticeable example was "Pop my Ruby Slippers".
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* UnusualEuphemism: Anything the Wicked Rachel!Wicked Witch says, the most noticeable example was "Pop my Ruby Slippers".
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What The Hell Hero is when someone did something wrong, not promoting rape awareness.
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* UnusualEuphemism: Anything the Wicked Witch say's says, the most noticble noticeable example was "Pop my Ruby Slippers".
* [[WhatTheHellHero "What The Fuck Canada?!"]]Slippers".
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* [[spoiler:MrSeahorse: Presumbably the Devil at the end of the review]].
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* [[spoiler:MrSeahorse: Presumbably the Devil at the end of the review]].review.]]
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* [[spoiler:MrSeahorse:Presumbably the Devil at the end of the review]].
* MoodWhiplash: A rather cheerful Canadian commercial starts off with a baby shower, and ends with "That's a rape whistle."
* [[spoiler:MrSeahorse:Presumbably the Devil at the end of the review]].
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* ManChild:He say's ManChild: He says this about the "Toy's R Us" Kids
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* UncannyValley: Invoked: He thinks this about the live action Count Chocula.
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'''Release''': November 12, 2013
!!This review contains examples of:
!!This review contains examples of:
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[[TheStinger "America."]]
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[[TheStinger "America."]]
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* MoodWhiplash: A rather cheerful Canadian commercial starts off with a baby shower, and ends with "That's a rape whistle.""
* [[spoiler:MrSeahorse:Presumbably the Devil at the end of the review]].
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* MoodWhiplash: A rather cheerful Canadian commercial starts off with a baby shower, and ends with "That's a rape whistle."
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