History WebVideo / PhantomReviewer

** "Christine, it's a freaking dog!" in the ''Series/{{Wishbone}}'' episode.

After two seasons of the show following this formula, the Persian and Raoul went to go rescue Christine. The Reviewer trapped them and forced them to watch Creator/DarioArgento's notoriously loose adaptation of ''[[Film/ThePhantomOfTheOpera1998 Phantom]]''. The film was so bad that Christine chose to blow up the Opera House rather than watch it again. Everyone but the Persian died as a result.

After two seasons of the show following this formula, the Persian and Raoul went to go rescue Christine. The Reviewer trapped them and forced them to watch Creator/DarioArgento's notoriously loose adaptation of ''Phantom''. The film was so bad that Christine chose to blow up the Opera House rather than watch it again. Everyone but the Persian died as a result.

* FrickinLaserBeams: The Reviewer kills ''Literature/ThePhantomOfManhattan'' author Creator/FrederickForsyth with a crow with a laser beam on its head.

** SarahBrightman's acting and crazy eyes.

* WholePlotReference: The first two seasons are one for the Creator/LonChaney [[Film/ThePhantomOfTheOpera1925 1925 silent film]]. The last three seasons are one for the 1983 Maximilian Schell version.

** "Christine, it's a freaking dog!" in the ''{{Wishbone}}'' episode.

The Phantom Reviewer's corpse ended up in Germany, where he was revived by Dr. Franchise/{{Frankenstein}}. He ended up living under the Adelphi Theater in London, where AndrewLloydWebber was putting up a production of ''Theatre/LoveNeverDies''. There he saw Maria Cornetto (also voiced by Biskuits), the reincarnation of his beloved Christine. He at first helped her get the part of Christine before abducting her and forcing her to watch Phantom films with him. The show has followed this format for the last three seasons.

* RunningGag: '''[[PunctuatedForEmphasis WHAT. THE HELL. WAS THAT?" following a BigLippedAlligatorMoment or a MindScrew.

* RunningGag: '''WHAT THE HELL WAS THAT?" following a BigLippedAlligatorMoment or a MindScrew.

The Phantom Reviewer is an internet reviewer who specializes in media relating to ''Franchise/ThePhantomOfTheOpera''. Within the show, the Reviewer's story is that he was born deformed and lived in cage. The Shah of Persia held him captive and forced him to watch terrible films. After 1001 nights of torture, he finally snapped when he was forced to watch ''Film/BatmanAndRobin''. He escaped to Paris, where he lived underneath the Opera House and began to review Phantom films. He often forced his love, Christine (voiced by co-host Biskuits), to watch these films with him.

* AdaptationOverdosed: Phantom, which is why the Reviewer exists.

* WholePlotReference: The first two seasons are one for the Creator/LonChaney [[Film/ThePhantomOfTheOpera1925 1925 silent film]]. The last three seasons are one for the 1983 Maximilian Schell version.

The Phantom Reviewer's corpse ended up in Germany, where he was revived by Dr. {{Frankenstein}}. He ended up living under the Adelphi Theater in London, where AndrewLloydWebber was putting up a production of ''Theatre/LoveNeverDies''. There he saw Maria Cornetto (also voiced by Biskuits), the reincarnation of his beloved Christine. He at first helped her get the part of Christine before abducting her and forcing her to watch Phantom films with him. The show has followed this format for the last three seasons.

The Phantom Reviewer is an internet reviewer who specializes in media relating to ''Franchise/ThePhantomOfTheOpera''. Within the show, the Reviewer's story is that he was born deformed and lived in cage. The Shah of Persia held him captive and forced him to watch terrible films. After 1001 nights of torture, he finally snapped when he was forced to watch ''Film/BatmanAndRobin''. He escaped to Paris, where he lived underneath the Opera House and began to review Phantom films. He often forced his love, Christine, to watch these films with him.

The Phantom Reviewer's corpse ended up in Germany, where he was revived by Dr. {{Frankenstein}}. He ended up living under the Adelphi Theater in London, where AndrewLloydWebber was putting up a production of ''Theatre/LoveNeverDies''. There he saw Maria Cornetto (also voiced by Biscuits), the reincarnation of his beloved Christine. He at first helped her get the part of Christine before abducting her and forcing her to watch Phantom films with him. The show has followed this format for the last three seasons.

* AscendedFanboy: Biscuits, who went from fan, to occasionally voicing Christine, to the Reviewer's cohost.

After two seasons of the show following this formula, the Persian and Raoul went to go rescue Christine. The Reviewer trapped them and forced them to watch DarioArgento's notoriously loose adaptation of ''Phantom''. The film was so bad that Christine chose to blow up the Opera House rather than watch it again. Everyone but the Persian died as a result.

The Reviewer has an extensive collection and knowledge and can really find the great (but mostly the horrible) in all of these adaptations. He allows for an interesting retrospective of the [[AdaptationOverdosed Adaptation Overdose]] that is ''ThePhantomOfTheOpera''. Can be watched [[http://www.youtube.com/user/PhantomReviews here]].

* FrickinLaserBeams: The Reviewer kills ''Literature/ThePhantomOfManhattan'' author FrederickForsyth with a crow with a laser beam on its head.

** The DarioArgento review gave life to several gags (including the one mentioned above):

*** "[[Creator/DarioArgento DARIO]]! It's your daughter!" and the "Inappropriate Use of Daughter" counter.

The Phantom Reviewer is an internet reviewer who specializes in media relating to ''ThePhantomOfTheOpera''. Within the show, the Reviewer's story is that he was born deformed and lived in cage. The Shah of Persia held him captive and forced him to watch terrible films. After 1001 nights of torture, he finally snapped when he was forced to watch ''Film/BatmanAndRobin''. He escaped to Paris, where he lived underneath the Opera House and began to review Phantom films. He often forced his love, Christine, to watch these films with him.

* DarkerAndEdgier: The Reviewer prefers this characterization of the Phantom over LighterAndSofter. This is why he prefers Creator/LonChaney and Creator/RobertEnglund's interpretations over [[Film/PhantomOfTheOpera1943 Claude Rains]] and Charles Dance's.

* WholePlotReference: The first two seasons are one for the Creator/LonChaney 1925 silent film. The last three seasons are one for the 1983 Maximilian Schell version.