Yeah as much as I enjoy their commentary, the episode was pretty bad, but probably not as bad as the show itself, which it doesn't seem that they do a lot to cover, so maybe I'm completely in the dark. I'm might be a better 30 minutes through, so I could be wrong if they suddenly shift gears.We know your leftist shrills, and your audience is most likely slightly more right than you would like, so you just spent an hour trying to play the center…
Yeah, sure…
Stopped watching them a while ago. I tolerate zero faggotry.We know your leftist shrills, and your audience is most likely slightly more right than you would like, so you just spent an hour trying to play the center…
Yeah, sure…
I like their Re:views stuff when they're actually just going through old movies that nobody talks about, but I happen to enjoy or have an appreciation for. That seems to be the content that they put out that I enjoy the most. That's no different than me having a conversation with my buddies when we talk about an old film or something one of us saw recently. The best of the worst stuff is still pretty funny at times, but it gets a little bit tiresome.They were sharp critics of Star Wars for a long time and from multiple angles starting with the Plinkett reviews through all their coverage of the new trilogy with parodies of trailer reaction videos and their own Half in the Bag reviews. The incredibly acidic Nerd Crew podcast targets the corporate astroturfing of the fanbase along with the YouTube grifter culture with surgical precision. Now they don't really have anything to say from the fence they've now chosen to sit on? I guess they really want their Red Letter Media Animated pitch meeting cartoon thing to get picked up.
i watch a lot of those nerd rage videos, i know they're nerd rage. the Angry Video (NIntendo) Game Nerd was nerd rage back in the day before everyone, before he lost his hair. i watched his videos for the same reason i watch these, for the same reason i watch RLM vids. entertainment and some information. does anyone actually watch these videos because they they think this is a straight up newscast and everything they say is expected to be followed? does anyone actually get all raged up? for me Star Wars ended in 1983. they tried to bring it back many times. they puped enough money into the franchise where some actually do enjoy it. but watching Vader's corpse burn on a funeral pyre was it for me. this is all just the last dying embers to rise up into the sky.They were sharp critics of Star Wars for a long time and from multiple angles starting with the Plinkett reviews through all their coverage of the new trilogy with parodies of trailer reaction videos and their own Half in the Bag reviews. The incredibly acidic Nerd Crew podcast targets the corporate astroturfing of the fanbase along with the YouTube grifter culture with surgical precision. Now they don't really have anything to say from the fence they've now chosen to sit on? I guess they really want their Red Letter Media Animated pitch meeting cartoon thing to get picked up.