Trivia / What the Fuck Is Wrong with You?

• Acting for Two: Space Guy and Arlo are played by Nash.
• Approval of God: Peter S. Beagle saw the review of The Last Unicorn, and commented positively on it. He also linked it on his Facebook.
• Colbert Bump:
  • Nash really likes Alex Proyas' 1994 film adaptation of James O'Barr's The Crow (which he reviewed as part of his Here There Be Dragons series of specials). He explicitly states his admiration for the film several times during his review, calling it at one point "phenomennal". He praises a lot of the individual concepts and narrative elements concerning heavy themes like lust for revenge and the loss of loved ones. He also talked positively about the film's atmosphere and production design.
  • In the same series of reviews, while he is more critical of the animated adaptation of Peter S. Beagle's The Last Unicorn, he still admires the film and considers it good.
  • Sometimes in lieu of having episodes of his own Pre-recorded shows to air on his Live RDA stream, Nash has uses the slot to promote promising internet talent such as Geek Crash Course and A Frothy Pint of Metal.
  • Nash routinely rolls videos and "shoutout" blurbs from the RDA Patreon.
• Deleted Scene: Sort-of. You see, originally "Bad Idea Bonanza", Stick Boy's panicked fleeing from the bear near the end had him run though and interrupt episodes of Obscurus Lupa, Atop the Fourth Wall, and JesuOtaku (where upon he crashes into a wall). Now, however, the JesuOtaku scene has been removed, cutting straight back to Arlo after the Atop The Fourth Wall scene.
  • For the curious, here's the transcript of the scene.^note JesuOtaku: (in his room) Hi, welcome to the JesuOtaku Anime Review. Well, after getting hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of requests, I think I'm finally gonna break down and review an American cartoon. That's right, it's the one you've all been waiting for, folks. I'm finally taking a look at Avatar: The Last Airben... (Stick Boy goes screaming through his room, only to crash into the wall, knocking him camera off-kilter) Alright, fine. You know what, if you're not gonna take it seriously, I'm not gonna take this seriously either! I'm not reviewing it! (and he leaves)
  • Several scenes featuring JesuOtaku have been deleted from several videos following his and Nash's breakup. These also include the ending scene in "Doctor Who: WTFIWWW" and the intro scene in "Top Classic Doctor". His appearances in the live shows and "This is All Your Fault (The Return)" remain intact, however.
• Distanced from Current Events: The reason Nash temporarily retired the Douchequake after the earthquake/tsunami in Japan.
• Keep Circulating the Tapes:
  • Episode 21 of the recorded WTFIWWY is this, probably due to the co-hosting and thus heavy presence of JesuOtaku. It can be found by fan uploads on YouTube however. The same goes for some of the live episodes JO was around for too.
  • Pretty much all of Radio Dead Air besides WTFIWWY live is not recorded for future use because of legal and licensing issues. That being said, there are fans who record the parts where Nash just talks into the camera and upload those to Youtube.
  • While a lot of the Here There Be Dragons fantasy movie reviews are up on Vimeo, his video for The Crow is no where to be found after Vid.me shut down.
• Missing Episode:
  • At least one episode of WTFIWWY Live where Tara's sound was glitching horribly, making her sound like a robot or a Cyberman; the results were so out of sync that Nash decided not to release them, much to everyone's chagrin.
  • There was another one from the Saturday-night episode of the March Madness Megastream, where Tara's power went out in the middle of it.
  • Most of Nash's game streams count as well; the Twitch VODs are usually kept for around three months after broadcast unless archived elsewhere.
  • The live episodes of WTFIWWY and the reviews featuring JewWario were deleted after he was outed as a sexual predator in April 2018.
• Role-Ending Misdemeanor:
  • A minor one, but Nash announced he wouldn't be playing Cee Lo Green's videos on his stream anymore, after Cee Lo said that he didn't believe sex with a sleeping partner required consent.
  • Nash and Jason "LordKat" Pullara ended their working relationship because Jason kept badmouthing Channel Awesome on his own streams while Nash still worked for them, and got mad that Nash asked him to cool it.
• What Could Have Been: Tara was planning a full fledged show spun off from the "Be a Better Criminal" gag at one point, but Real Life got in the way.^note It's never been specified, but it can be assumed the funds went into paying medical bills for the badly infected spider bite on her leg. The fanbase generally doesn't mind at all, though.

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