Still just awesome like that
Eh, I'm not too into his storylines, since they're really, really cheesy, and his production values just increase the cheese to a point that my cholesterol level can't take very well.
I love him as a reviewer, just maybe not so much as a story-crafter.
Insert witty 'n clever quip here.
Almost caught up.
Hadley
Any stuff you'd like to see him review? Though it would be hard to get footage, i'd like to see him review the "worst" seasons of SNL (80-81, 85-85, 94-95).
I heard about a really odd show in a Bathroom Reader, but I can't remember it.
Professional Moldy Fig/Curmudgeon
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He ought to review Emeril now that the whole thing is on You Tube...
I would love for episodes of Woops! to surface. That one got into What Were They Thinking?: The 100 Dumbest Events In Television History, but there's no trace of it that i know of.
edited 21st May '14 4:30:37 PM by Twentington
edited 4th Sep '14 8:38:53 PM by teddy
Supports cartoons being cartoony!
He's back. Latest review is Coupling.
Is there a way to see his older reviews? The Rowdy C site has selected reviews from 2010-present (im currently archive binging) but not the full archives, and all his older reviews were on blip so the links are all dead now.
A chub from the Grant Corporation
I really like the review of the last Charlie Brown special. Especially how he pulled out the rug from the many people who requested he review it, probably anticipating that he would hate it.
Confirmed Bachelors: the dramedy hit of 1883!
So is anyone still watching? His most recent reviews (Secret Diary of Desmond Pfeiffer, Pro Stars, Filmations Ghostbusters, and Goldie Gold and Action Jack) were all pretty solid, and i didnt know that Jack Kirby worked on GG and AJ (though it's easy to see in retrospect i suppose). Im also surprised with some of the shows he actually likes (ie, Saturday Supercade). Dont much care for his storylines though, even though i do like the side characters (the cats especially).
New episode: Top 10 greatest snarks:
http://www.manic-expression.com/tv-trash-10-greatest-snarks/
Galaxy High:
http://www.manic-expression.com/tv-trash-galaxy-high-school/
Looks like a kid-friendly version of Futurama (despite coming out in 1986) to me (on a side note, im glad rowdy is on manic expression now, daily motion has that oddball ads every five minute problem. I understand its a neccesary evil, but EVERY FIVE MINUTES? )
edited 13th Dec '14 10:44:40 AM by R79
The Year Without a Santa Claus:
http://www.manic-expression.com/tv-trash-the-year-without-a-santa-claus/
Rowdy kicks off 2015 with a he-man retrospective:
http://rowdyc.com/tv-trash-he-man-timeline-part-1/
http://rowdyc.com/tv-trash-he-man-timeline-part-2/
http://rowdyc.com/tv-trash-he-man-timeline-part-3/
edited 8th Jan '15 6:11:38 AM by R79
Impressive!
I cant post the link to the newest episode yet, but its the adventures of Electra Elf, and,,i dont have anything to say about this thing.
edited 13th Jan '15 4:00:49 PM by J79
Why aren't you laughing?
(Reads video description)
Oh come on,Rowdy.It can't be that bad.
(Sees the first few seconds of the show in the review)
...Oh shit.
The more I look at the show,the more it comes off like a [adult swim] show.
I take it back,[adult swim] shows has more sense then this.It seriously seems like some sort of bizarre youtube video.
I really wonder what the people of the town of where ever the hell this was filmed thought when they saw the actors of this schlock out in public filming scenes for that show.
Well,I think I can say that Electa Elf may possibly be the worst show I've ever seen.
edited 14th Jan '15 2:39:56 PM by ScottPilgrim2013
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I have been watching some reviews on TV Trash, and I think that they're funny and insightful on the shows that Rowdy C reviews.
"You can run, but you can't hide from the Buzzinator!"
Dungeons and Dragons:
His review of Susie Q is up:
Does anyone know when the storyline kicks in? Don't get me wrong, I enjoy the reviews, but I'm also interested in that. I'm going to keep watching them regardless of when it begins, but I want to have some kind of 'final episodes until the storyline marathon.' When I have time, I'll be on the Birds Of Prey review.