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* HypotheticalCasting: She made a video ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uTG1Sfd8cnQ Fancasting The Doctor]]''. Her picks are Creator/AlexanderSiddig, Keith Lee-Castle, Louisa Harland, Ramon Tikaram and Sarah Swire. Her honorable mentions are Creator/RichardOBrien, Leo [=McKern=], Creator/RichardCoyle, Creator/MichelleGomez, Creator/PattersonJoseph and Creator/TildaSwinton.

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* HypotheticalCasting: She made a video ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uTG1Sfd8cnQ Fancasting The Doctor]]''. Her picks are Creator/AlexanderSiddig, Keith Lee-Castle, Louisa Harland, Ramon Tikaram and Sarah Swire. Her honorable mentions are Creator/RichardOBrien, Leo [=McKern=], Creator/RichardCoyle, Creator/MichelleGomez, Creator/PattersonJoseph Creator/PatersonJoseph and Creator/TildaSwinton.
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* HypotheticalCasting: She made a video ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uTG1Sfd8cnQ Fancasting The Doctor]]''. Her picks are Creator/AlexanderSiddig, Keith Lee-Castle, Louisa Harland, Ramon Tikaram and Sarah Swire. Her honorable mentions are Creator/RichardOBrien, Leo [=McKern=], Creator/RichardCoyle, Creator/MichelleGomez, Creator/PattersonJoseph and Creator/TildaSwinton.
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* SpiritualAntithesis: Argues that ''Vijayendra Varma: Power of an Indian'' is one to ''International Guerillas''. Both are over the top violent nonsense about radical Islamic terrorism (albeit on opposite sides) with protagonists so jingoistic it borders on parody. However, whereas ''International Guerrillas'' portrays its side as universally good and any non-Muslims (or even Muslims that don't approve of their actions) as evil by nature, ''Vijayendra Varma'' refuses to vilify Islam, with the hero stopping a police officer from harming innocent Muslims and later naming religious diversity as one of the many things that makes India great.
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** [[DrinkingGame "Take a Shot!"]] Although this could also count as SomeAnvilsNeedToBeDropped.

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** [[DrinkingGame "Take a Shot!"]] Although this could also count as SomeAnvilsNeedToBeDropped.Shot!"]]
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* SpiritualSuccessor: For her, ''Manborg'' is one for ''{{VideoGame/Mortal Kombat}}''. Manborg himself is Kano, Justice is Johnny Cage, Number One Man is Liu Kang, and Mina is Sonya Blade. For her, it also makes a more faithful ''{{Film/TRON}}'' sequel than ''{{Film/TRON Legacy}}''.

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* SpiritualSuccessor: For her, ''Manborg'' is one for ''{{VideoGame/Mortal Kombat}}''.''Franchise/MortalKombat''. Manborg himself is Kano, Justice is Johnny Cage, Number One Man is Liu Kang, and Mina is Sonya Blade. For her, it also makes a more faithful ''{{Film/TRON}}'' sequel than ''{{Film/TRON Legacy}}''.
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* CompletelyMissingThePoint: She believes castration to be this.
-->You cut off his cock so he ''can't'' cum, not his balls so he doesn't ''want'' to!
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Due to excessive misuse, Getting Crap Past the Radar is on-page examples only until 01 June 2021


** In her review of "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS27E4AliensOfLondon Aliens of London]]/[[Recap/DoctorWhoS27E5WorldWarThree World War Three]]", she applauds Creator/RussellTDavies' mastery of GettingCrapPastTheRadar.

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** In her review of "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS27E4AliensOfLondon Aliens of London]]/[[Recap/DoctorWhoS27E5WorldWarThree World War Three]]", she applauds Creator/RussellTDavies' mastery of GettingCrapPastTheRadar.censor subversion.
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She was a member of Website/{{Reviewtopia}}, but she left in January 2013 after an incident at the [=MAGfest=] FanConvention involving members of the site (notably Creator/LordKat) abusing and exploiting an overly drunk woman to get viewers on a live stream. She also appeared with her real life wife WebVideo/TheOmega on Project Million Entertainment, for a podcast called Lesbian Talk, which has since migrated to WebVideo/TheOmega's Website/YouTube channel.

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She was a member of Website/{{Reviewtopia}}, but she left in January 2013 after an incident at the [=MAGfest=] FanConvention involving members of the site (notably Creator/LordKat) abusing and exploiting an overly drunk woman to get viewers on a live stream. She also appeared with her real life wife husband WebVideo/TheOmega on Project Million Entertainment, for a podcast called Lesbian Talk, which has since migrated to WebVideo/TheOmega's Website/YouTube channel.
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-->-- '''Diamanda Hagan''', playing against type.

[[https://www.youtube.com/user/DiamandaHagan Diamanda Hagan]] is a [[UsefulNotes/NorthernIreland Northern Irish]] ButchLesbian and EvilOverlord of the nation of Haganistan, with a {{mysterious past}} (who [[https://twitter.com/Diamandahagan/status/177195230565642241 might have previously been]] Jerrica "{{WesternAnimation/Jem}}" Benton in a cartoon) and a sideline as a film critic and the host of ''Diamanda Hagan: Lecher Bitch''. She mostly reviews bad movies, but has also done a recap/review of the series ''Series/{{Bonekickers}}'', ''Urban Gothic'' and ''Series/AdamAdamantLives''; ''Twatty Who Reviews'', focusing on the worst episodes of ''Series/DoctorWho'', and the ''Homeless Bsterrd Theatre Reviews'' starring Aleister D. Homelesssb’sterrd. This is similar to WebVideo/BumReviews, but focusing on theater (she even describes him as a distant cousin of Chester A. Bum).

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-->-- '''Diamanda Hagan''', playing {{playing against type.

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[[https://www.youtube.com/user/DiamandaHagan Diamanda Hagan]] is a [[UsefulNotes/NorthernIreland Northern Irish]] ButchLesbian and EvilOverlord of the nation of Haganistan, with a {{mysterious past}} (who [[https://twitter.com/Diamandahagan/status/177195230565642241 might have previously been]] Jerrica "{{WesternAnimation/Jem}}" "WesternAnimation/{{Jem}}" Benton in a cartoon) and a sideline as a film critic and the host of ''Diamanda Hagan: Lecher Bitch''. She mostly reviews bad movies, but has also done a recap/review of the series ''Series/{{Bonekickers}}'', ''Urban Gothic'' and ''Series/AdamAdamantLives''; ''Twatty Who Reviews'', focusing on the worst episodes of ''Series/DoctorWho'', and the ''Homeless Bsterrd Theatre Reviews'' starring Aleister D. Homelesssb’sterrd. This is similar to WebVideo/BumReviews, but focusing on theater (she even describes him as a distant cousin of Chester A. Bum).



** ''Series/AdamAdamantLives'': A "very flawed" but beloved drama/fantasy show from the 1960's, loved for its [[{{FairForItsDay}} 1960's depictions of sex and violence]].
** ''Urban Gothic'': a mostly disappointing [[{{GenreAnthology}} horror anthology series]] with a couple stories that truly stand out as brilliant.

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** ''Series/AdamAdamantLives'': A "very flawed" but beloved drama/fantasy show from the 1960's, loved for its [[{{FairForItsDay}} [[FairForItsDay 1960's depictions of sex and violence]].
** ''Urban Gothic'': a mostly disappointing [[{{GenreAnthology}} [[GenreAnthology horror anthology series]] with a couple stories that truly stand out as brilliant.
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* SuddenlySexuality: Is amazed during ''Raspberry Reich'' how quickly the straight characters turn gay.
-->'''Diamanda''': Perhaps [[TheFundamentalist Ted Haggard]] was right. [[ARareSentence You know, those are four words I hope I never have to say in that order again.]]
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ZCE with ambiguous usage of Family Unfriendly Aesop


* FridgeHorror: [[invoked]] Why she believes ''Ilsa: She-Wolf of the SS'' has a less FamilyUnfriendlyAesop than ''Left Behind.''
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* BadassGay: Runs her own nation like a dictator, kills people, comes back from the dead, and strikes terror in the heart of Kirk Cameron as well as other internet reviewers.
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* SelfPunishmentOverFailure: Diamanda always orders her minions to obey her. When she disagrees she tortures or shoots them, or lets them provoke agony on themselves as a matter of punishment.
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** She appeared in WebVideo/TheNostalgiaChick's review of ''Disney/TheLittleMermaid'', promoting violence against merfolk.

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** She appeared in WebVideo/TheNostalgiaChick's review of ''Disney/TheLittleMermaid'', ''WesternAnimation/TheLittleMermaid1989'', promoting violence against merfolk.
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*** The ''Series/{{Bonekickers}}'' episode "The Cradle of Civilisation" used what were essentially middle-eastern devil worshipers as their bad guys. The episode was centered around ''Iraq'' and aired during TheWarOnTerror.

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*** The ''Series/{{Bonekickers}}'' episode "The Cradle of Civilisation" used what were essentially middle-eastern devil worshipers as their bad guys. The episode was centered around ''Iraq'' and aired during TheWarOnTerror.UsefulNotes/TheWarOnTerror.
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar:
** In review of ''Starbooty'', one of the film's characters was dressed [[{{Stripperific}} only in what's best described as a fishnet]] and her nipples were partially visible without any censorship.
** Her review of ''Bad Biology'' had an incredible amount of this, to the point where you think she may have burned the radar. Though she censored any breast shots, she somehow managed to get a giant, deformed, drug-addicted, sentient penis along with [[spoiler:its half-human offspring]] ([[ItMakesSenseInContext don't ask]]) uncensored! Also vagina-masks. Hagan justified this saying she doesn't censor obviously fake nudity.
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* RousingSpeech: The mediocre one in ''Vikingdom'' is replaced by a supercut of much better ones, ranging from ''Film/IndependenceDay'' and ''Film/TheReturnOfTheKing'' to Martin Luther King's "I have a dream" speech. She and Happy Viking are in tears after it.

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* RousingSpeech: The mediocre one in ''Vikingdom'' is replaced by a supercut of much better ones, ranging from ''Film/IndependenceDay'' and ''Film/TheReturnOfTheKing'' ''Film/TheLordOfTheRingsTheReturnOfTheKing'' to Martin Luther King's "I have a dream" speech. She and Happy Viking are in tears after it.
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*** Then Kyle, The Rap Critic, and Creator/JewWario, in Hagan versions, reviewed along with Diamanda ''Film/TheIslandOfDrMoreau'' (1996).

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*** Then Kyle, The Rap Critic, and Creator/JewWario, in Hagan versions, reviewed along with Diamanda ''Film/TheIslandOfDrMoreau'' (1996).''Film/TheIslandOfDrMoreau1996''.
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** Continuing the theme, her middle names are "Creator/GraceJones"...yes, she is Diamanda Grace Jones Hagan.
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* ''Hagan's Histories of Polar Exploration'': An extensive video essay series about the Franklin Expedition (inspired by the AMC adaption of the Dan Simmons novel, which is also critiqued and fact-checked).

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* ''Hagan's Histories of Polar Exploration'': An extensive video essay series about the Franklin Expedition (inspired by [[Series/TheTerror the AMC adaption of the Dan Simmons novel, novel]], which is also critiqued and fact-checked).
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* ''Backseat Critique'' a Vlog series reviewing new releases with her real life friends and collaborators. Frequently found on TGWTG.

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* ''Backseat Critique'' Critique'': a Vlog series reviewing new releases with her real life friends and collaborators. Frequently found on TGWTG.
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* ''Hagan's Histories of Polar Exploration'': An extensive video essay series about the Franklin Expedition (inspired by the AMC adaption of the Author/DanSimmons novel, which is also critiqued and fact-checked).

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* ''Hagan's Histories of Polar Exploration'': An extensive video essay series about the Franklin Expedition (inspired by the AMC adaption of the Author/DanSimmons Dan Simmons novel, which is also critiqued and fact-checked).

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* 'Twatty Who reviews': a voice over review show in the vein of WebSite/SFDebris, but with a lot more vitriol and a lot more sarcasm, drawing on a lifetime as a [[Series/DoctorWho classic whovian]] and a palpable disappointment with the new series. Seems to be the biggest hit with non-Hagan fans. Other shows reviewed in a similar manner include:

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* 'Twatty ''Twatty Who reviews': Reviews'': a voice over review show in the vein of WebSite/SFDebris, but with a lot more vitriol and a lot more sarcasm, drawing on a lifetime as a [[Series/DoctorWho classic whovian]] and a palpable disappointment with the new series. Seems to be the biggest hit with non-Hagan fans. Other shows reviewed in a similar manner include:



* 'Backseat Critique' a Vlog series reviewing new releases with her real life friends and collaborators. Frequently found on TGWTG.
* 'Lesbian Talk': A podcast co-hosted and produced with WebVideo/TheOmega.
* 'You Probably Shouldn't Cook This': An experimental cooking show centering around [[{{CordonBleughChef}} combining disparate foods with each other and trying the results]].

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* 'Backseat Critique' ''Smegheads Guide to Series/RedDwarf'': A season-by-season critique of the British sci-fi comedy series.
* ''Backseat Critique''
a Vlog series reviewing new releases with her real life friends and collaborators. Frequently found on TGWTG.
* 'Lesbian Talk': ''Renegade C**t'' (spelled exactly that way): Occasional video essays on a variety of subjects from timelord gender politics to forgotten Monty Python series to the [[Film/PoliceAcademy Blue Oyster Club]] being an eldritch enforcer of justice.
* ''Lesbian Talk'':
A podcast co-hosted and produced with WebVideo/TheOmega.
* 'You ''You Probably Shouldn't Cook This': This'': An experimental cooking show centering around [[{{CordonBleughChef}} combining disparate foods with each other and trying the results]]. results]].
* ''Hagan's Histories of Polar Exploration'': An extensive video essay series about the Franklin Expedition (inspired by the AMC adaption of the Author/DanSimmons novel, which is also critiqued and fact-checked).
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* [[AlternateUniverse Alternate Universe Counterpart]]: Nina Galas in the ''Film/DominionPrequelToTheExorcist'' review. She wears clothing with a lighter colour scheme and plain white facepaint, is generally more upbeat if [[BrokenBird slightly withdrawn]], and is routinely abused by the white-masked Tormentors.

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* [[AlternateUniverse Alternate Universe Counterpart]]: Nina Galas in the ''Film/DominionPrequelToTheExorcist'' ''[[Film/TheExorcist Dominion: Prequel To The Exorcist]]'' review. She wears clothing with a lighter colour scheme and plain white facepaint, is generally more upbeat if [[BrokenBird slightly withdrawn]], and is routinely abused by the white-masked Tormentors.
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** When one of the terrorists from ''Mercury Man'' [[KickTheDog takes a child from his crying mother]], Linkara says that he misses the days when cartoonishly evil villains didn't remind him of the US government. They later try to guess what faction the [[TerroristsWithoutACause nameless terrorists]] are from, and he guesses the Republican Party.
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** 'I am not short!...it's just that you're Creator/RichardKiel.'

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** 'I -->'I am not short!...it's short! You're just that you're Creator/RichardKiel.'Creator/RichardKiel!
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** Her reviews of ''[[Series/AdamAdamantLives Adam Adamant]]'' episodes cement the protagonist as one, despite the OncePerEpisode turning his back to a clearly evil woman who then knocks him unconscious. His constantly defeating gun-wielding thugs with a ''sword'' and dramatic flair helps a lot.
-->'''Diamanda:''' That guy made the mistake of bringing a gun to an Adam Adamant fight.
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* YouFailLawForever: One of the major plotholes in The Thirteenth Child (nothing to do with the book). The police led by an assistant DA try to confront the villain, only for him to point out that not only is their only evidence completely circumstantial but it was obtained during a warrantless search of his house, and that they don't even have a warrant to do a legal search much less arrest him (he also pointed this out during the first visit, only for the assistant DA to act huffy at the idea). They then proceed to ignore this and don't even seek a warrant or call for backup when one of them dies. The review also points out that the death of the first police officer was caused by him breaking and entering without a warrant and violating the containment of a dangerous animal; taken by itself the villain would probably get off.

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* YouFailLawForever: ArtisticLicenseLaw: One of the major plotholes in The Thirteenth Child (nothing to do with the book). The police led by an assistant DA try to confront the villain, only for him to point out that not only is their only evidence completely circumstantial but it was obtained during a warrantless search of his house, and that they don't even have a warrant to do a legal search much less arrest him (he also pointed this out during the first visit, only for the assistant DA to act huffy at the idea). They then proceed to ignore this and don't even seek a warrant or call for backup when one of them dies. The review also points out that the death of the first police officer was caused by him breaking and entering without a warrant and violating the containment of a dangerous animal; taken by itself the villain would probably get off.
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* RousingSpeech: The mediocre one in ''Vikingdom'' is replaced by a supercut of much better ones, ranging from ''Film/IndependenceDay'' and ''Film/TheReturnOfTheKing'' to Martin Luther King's "I have a dream" speech. She and Happy Viking are in tears after it.
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** She makes a few shots at UsefulNotes/DonaldTrump in the animated version of ''Literature/TheLionTheWitchAndTheWardrobe'', comparing him to FantasticRacist Edmund. When they choose Lucy over Edward, she notes that at least in fantasy a much more sensible female choice can beat out a lying cunt....which then turns into a more generalized TakeThat against society when she realizes that joke will probably be topical for a long, long time.

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