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Doug "The Nostalgia Critic" Walker was a murderer, he delighted in deceiving and killing people, Doug opened his own TV Show called "Nostalgia Shiting". After Doug got totally crazy, he killed everybody in the studio. he was fired and couldn't find a job. He became a hobo and was met by a dude with a camera and later starred in Bumfights. He got a new job in YouTube Poop World, but he was fired again by his stupid attitude. The Nostalgia Critic is angry, and a reviewer, except he reviews movies that are nostalgic, not video games that suck ass. He is one of the many characters played by Doug Walker, a Chicago comedian. He also does the "Top 11" and "Old vs. New" series. He is sometimes mostly used to make music out of his "50 impressions" video. The Nostalgia Critic is one of the many characters created by Douglas Darrien Walker, also known as That Guy with the Glasses, and the main protagonist of his website. He is a short-tempered movie critic who reviews movies from the 90's era backwards, the arch rival of the Angry Video Game Nerd, and most importantly the main antagonist/protagonist villain in his site's two year anniversary, Kickassia. In 2007, once The Nostalgis Critic found many people complaning that TV Shows were selling-out, he made people know that selling-out was also in the 90's too. He made many videos about TV Shows and movies that showed these scenarios as well as mentioning when Nickelodeon was Nickelodeon and not The Spongebob Squarepants Channel or when The Disney Channel had Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck and not Hanna Montana. Despite being booted-off of Youtube for infringement, he made a site called That Guy With The Glasses. Though he has not done much in the Godzilla franchise, he has ranted on the 1998 film from a critic's standpoint and has referenced Godzilla many times. Doug Walker,along with his brother Rob, has also reviewed Godzilla (2014) __TOC__ The Nostalgia Critic (also known as "Critic" by AVGN and "That Critic With The Glasses Guy" by Linkara in Moulin Rouge) is a character played by Doug Walker, a.k.a. ThatGuyWithTheGlasses. The character first appeared in his own title show on YouTube. After his controversial "booting" from YouTube, the character carried on to ThatGuyWithTheGlasses.com. Mr. Walker has said that he based the character primarily on the cartoon character Daffy Duck but also had influence from the Queen of Hearts from Alice in Wonderland. (Also see "That Guy with the Glasses") Nostalgia Critic (previously The Nostalgia Critic) is a comedy webseries created, written, edited by, and starring Chicago native Doug Walker with assistance from his brother Rob Walker. The series initially launched on YouTube in 2007 before moving to independent sites, such asThat Guy with the Glasses and Blip.tv. The show follows the titular Nostalgia Critic (Doug Walker), a bitter and sarcastic film critic, as he reviews movies and television shows from his childhood and recent past (later expanded to include anything not still in theaters), usually with comically exaggerated rage. The show often alternates the Critic's angry rants and juvenile humor with legitimate analysis of the episode's subject. The Critic or the Nostalgia Critic is a very famous character on the site thatguywiththeglasses.com(now channelawesome.com) and he knows it, taking advantage of his fame whenever possible (enough to actually call himself a "God"). He can get very angry if the movie's bad enough, or if his pride is put to test. He is also known for carrying a trademark handgun with him, and also for getting incredibly insane if someone mentions a "bat-credit card" or if he sees it, due to the trauma of reviewing Batman & Robin. However, he is sane enough to tell right from obscenely wrong and does know his limits when he is calm enough to think. The Critic is a big enemy of the Angry Video Game Nerd, but in real life, Doug and James Rolfe are actually really good friends. But actually he can sometimes redee Chester A. Bum did a video where he accused Family Guy for ripping off one of his jokes. He showed a clip from one of his videos, where he mimicked Mr. Spock, saying "Live long and suck it!" and then showed a clip from "Extra Large Medium", where Mr. Spock made the exact same joke. [1] In the review for The Thief and the Cobbler, Critic mocks the movie introducing a golden scratcher by showing a clip from "No Chris Left Behind", when Peter went around a baseball game, selling butt-scratchers. [2] The Nostalgia Critic started out as an ordinary kid who loved movies. But then tragedy struck. He grew up. Deciding this was a bad thing, he went to watch some of the old movies he liked as a kid. This was the worst decision he had ever made. Now not only was he grown up, but he was also watching this cheap crap that he used to think was good. Why? WHY? WHY?! The Nostalgia Critic is a character portrayed by Douglas Darien Walker. He reviews nostalgic movies, pointing out their flaws and inconsistencies, and often gets angry in the middle of watching them. The movies he reviews have driven him to shout, babble, take cold showers, destroy DVDs and fire his (fake) gun randomly. He has declared himself to be the Angry Video Game Nerd's mortal enemy and rival. Despite the rivalry depicted in their videos, Doug Walker and James Rolfe are good friends in real life since the "feud".
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Doug "The Nostalgia Critic" Walker was a murderer, he delighted in deceiving and killing people, Doug opened his own TV Show called "Nostalgia Shiting". After Doug got totally crazy, he killed everybody in the studio. he was fired and couldn't find a job. He became a hobo and was met by a dude with a camera and later starred in Bumfights. He got a new job in YouTube Poop World, but he was fired again by his stupid attitude. (Also see "That Guy with the Glasses") Nostalgia Critic (previously The Nostalgia Critic) is a comedy webseries created, written, edited by, and starring Chicago native Doug Walker with assistance from his brother Rob Walker. The series initially launched on YouTube in 2007 before moving to independent sites, such asThat Guy with the Glasses and Blip.tv. The show follows the titular Nostalgia Critic (Doug Walker), a bitter and sarcastic film critic, as he reviews movies and television shows from his childhood and recent past (later expanded to include anything not still in theaters), usually with comically exaggerated rage. The show often alternates the Critic's angry rants and juvenile humor with legitimate analysis of the episode's subject. Walker briefly retired the series at the end of 2012 to work on other projects, even writing the character out of existence in the Channel Awesome film To Boldly Flee. However, on January 22, 2013, Walker announced the show's imminent return in a narrative video called "The Review Must Go On". The more narrative and sketch-driven sixth season began on February 5, 2013 with a review of the film The Odd Life of Timothy Green. Though he has not done much in the Godzilla franchise, he has ranted on the 1998 film from a critic's standpoint and has referenced Godzilla many times. Doug Walker,along with his brother Rob, has also reviewed Godzilla (2014) __TOC__ The Nostalgia Critic (also known as "Critic" by AVGN and "That Critic With The Glasses Guy" by Linkara in Moulin Rouge) is a character played by Doug Walker, a.k.a. ThatGuyWithTheGlasses. The character first appeared in his own title show on YouTube. After his controversial "booting" from YouTube, the character carried on to ThatGuyWithTheGlasses.com. Mr. Walker has said that he based the character primarily on the cartoon character Daffy Duck but also had influence from the Queen of Hearts from Alice in Wonderland. The Nostalgia Critic is one of the many characters created by Douglas Darrien Walker, also known as That Guy with the Glasses, and the main protagonist of his website. He is a short-tempered movie critic who reviews movies from the 90's era backwards, the arch rival of the Angry Video Game Nerd, and most importantly the main antagonist/protagonist villain in his site's two year anniversary, Kickassia. The Nostalgia Critic is put to rest as of the fourth anniversary movie To Boldly Flee, where he fuses himself with "The Plot Hole", and becomes merged into the universe, spending the rest of eternity keeping the Plot Hole stable. He is last seen, along with Last Angry Nerd and Hayden Christensen, watching the party the other reviewers threw, as well as his voice last being heard when the film ends. This leads to the officially ending of the series to make way for other shows that were planned for years. It was said, however, that the Nostalgia Critic would still appear in future specials. However, on the 22 of January, 2013, Doug Walker released a video called The Review Must Go On, signaling the end of Demo Reel, and the return of the Critic. The Critic later makes his first new review on Februray 5, 2013, in which he reviewed an obscure film entitled The Odd Life of Timothy Green. Chester A. Bum did a video where he accused Family Guy for ripping off one of his jokes. He showed a clip from one of his videos, where he mimicked Mr. Spock, saying "Live long and suck it!" and then showed a clip from "Extra Large Medium", where Mr. Spock made the exact same joke. [1] In the review for The Thief and the Cobbler, Critic mocks the movie introducing a golden scratcher by showing a clip from "No Chris Left Behind", when Peter went around a baseball game, selling butt-scratchers. [2] In the review for Oz the Great and Powerful, he addresses Mila Kunis as "Meg from That 70's show", confusing both her roles of Meg's voice actor in Family Guy and Jackie's actress in That 70's Show. [3] In the review for The Smurfs, they did multiple consecutive flashbacks, which continued on and on, until Peter then suddenly appeared and tried to start one of the show's cutaway gags, before Nostalgia Critic punched him out, shouting "Enough with the cutaways!" [4] The Nostalgia Critic started out as an ordinary kid who loved movies. But then tragedy struck. He grew up. Deciding this was a bad thing, he went to watch some of the old movies he liked as a kid. This was the worst decision he had ever made. Now not only was he grown up, but he was also watching this cheap crap that he used to think was good. Why? WHY? WHY?! Today the Nostalgia Critic desperately clings onto the good parts of life, watching them slip away as he continues to review the crap from his childhood. Nobody can prevent his fate now: watch every bad movie that was made when he was a child. Oh, the horror! The Nostalgia Critic is angry, and a reviewer, except he reviews movies that are nostalgic, not video games that suck ass. He is one of the many characters played by Doug Walker, a Chicago comedian. He also does the "Top 11" and "Old vs. New" series. He is sometimes mostly used to make music out of his "50 impressions" video. In 2007, once The Nostalgis Critic found many people complaning that TV Shows were selling-out, he made people know that selling-out was also in the 90's too. He made many videos about TV Shows and movies that showed these scenarios as well as mentioning when Nickelodeon was Nickelodeon and not The Spongebob Squarepants Channel or when The Disney Channel had Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck and not Hanna Montana. Despite being booted-off of Youtube for infringement, he made a site called That Guy With The Glasses. The Critic or the Nostalgia Critic is a very famous character on the site thatguywiththeglasses.com(now channelawesome.com) and he knows it, taking advantage of his fame whenever possible (enough to actually call himself a "God"). He can get very angry if the movie's bad enough, or if his pride is put to test. He is also known for carrying a trademark handgun with him, and also for getting incredibly insane if someone mentions a "bat-credit card" or if he sees it, due to the trauma of reviewing Batman & Robin. However, he is sane enough to tell right from obscenely wrong and does know his limits when he is calm enough to think. The Critic is a big enemy of the Angry Video Game Nerd, but in real life, Doug and James Rolfe are actually really good friends. But actually he can sometimes redeem himself, but all & all, he is considered an anti-hero. He goes freakin insane when he sees or hears bat credit card. In the fourth TGWTG special, To Boldly Flee, the Critic merged with a plot hole that absorbed the universe to stop it from becoming unstable. He spent a period of time as bad movie director and former child star Donnie DuPre until he was brought back by the plot hole and resumed his old job,. The Nostalgia Critic is a character portrayed by Douglas Darien Walker. He reviews nostalgic movies, pointing out their flaws and inconsistencies, and often gets angry in the middle of watching them. The movies he reviews have driven him to shout, babble, take cold showers, destroy DVDs and fire his (fake) gun randomly. He has declared himself to be the Angry Video Game Nerd's mortal enemy and rival. Despite the rivalry depicted in their videos, Doug Walker and James Rolfe are good friends in real life since the "feud".