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3:13 me in public 4:55 me in private

The greatest weakness of the Sega Genesis was that it didn't have equivalents to Zelda and Metroid. Sega was still stuck in the past with arcade style games.

Shermans stomach talking I always found hilarious cat 😹

Nice work.

Mine was silver. I raised the memory to 64K (not M). I added dual 5" FDDs, replacing the tape recorder storage. I bought their 300 baud modem, later upgrading to a 1200. Brother daisy wheel printer. AND I used a dedicated TV as a monitor! Good times. Good times indeed. It was replaced by an AT&T 6300 with 512K (?), a 20 MB HDD (card at first, then a discrete drive), 1.44/2.8 MB floppy, math co-processor, and the best keyboard I have ever used. The motherboard was mounted upside down in the bottom of the case, and about every 6 months you had to re-seat the RAM chips. 9600 baud modem. The color monitor weighed as much as a '68 Buick.

The elderly lady/elderly woman got voiced by Nancy Cartwright in the 1st episode of this show.

this show is better than the simpsons. who's OJ Simpson what is a white bronco?

The fat jokes wouldn't fly today

I said this when that episode aired, and I will say it again. Warren Harding was the worst president of that century. And it is not close.

The fact that you can't stream The Critic anywhere is a crime against humanity!

“I've spent My life savings turning My dog into a van!” would be more YTP appropriate!

The bit (not shown here) about “the dryer channel” kills me everytime😂

Good god, this show was hysterical.

To be accurate there is no best of. It is just every moment he is on screen.

The Critic was both ahead of it’s time and a product of its time. Ahead of its time in a sense to spotlight a career reacting to Entertainment that is even more relevant today than it was back then (think CZcamsrs and social media influencers). Yet it also came out in a time when the Simpsons were edgy and cartoons as always had a children’s demographic in mind and it makes several of it’s jokes feel like soft blows instead of heavy hitters. I feel like Bojack Horseman is a spiritual successor to the critic that gets the same premise but with more punches up humor and drama.

12:05 "Oh no, the Reverend Al Sharpton" LOL. That joke hasn't dated.

Whenever Franklin shows up, he steals the show.

Bruno was voiced by Nancy Cartwright on The Critic.

Some boy was voiced by Tara Charendoff (now Tara Strong) in the The Simpsons episode "Homie the Clown".

Bart was sometimes the effeminate kid on The Simpsons.

So he went insane all because he had his first glass of alcohol. Wow alcohol affects people differently for some people. It just makes them insane and some people. It makes them look crabby stupid. In the critic, the cartoon it made his father go crazy. In The Simpsons. Barney looks stupid and act stupid and behave stupid

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I wish they could bring this show back. John Lovitz has said on multiple occasions that he'd reprise his role. Although sadly, we no longer have Chuck Napier or Doris Grau; I had this crazy idea how to get around that. Doris would be easy to write out. 20+ years later, Jay has a millennial makeup girl who spends more time on her cell phone than she does on Jay. Write out Duke Phillips saying he died doing something absolutely atrocious. But have his daughter come in to take over the network. This is where it could be turned into a fun love triangle. Jay and Alice eventually wed. However Duke's daughter falls in love with jay and at every turn uses her money and influence to try and break up Alice and Jay but at the same time keep Jay on the air as he is the LAST TV film critic. Marty and Penny are all grown up now and can have plot lines of their own. Hell, get Gerrit Graham to reprise his role as Franklin who is now quite elderly and even more flamboyant than before!

"On this TV, I do believe his nose is bigger than my foot. Look, see? Isn't that incredible?" Gets me everytime

Only this show came close to the Simpsons.

0:53 Is one of the greatest YTP moments and it does not get the recognition that it deserves.

The Brain's voice as the judge 😂

Oh but when Joe Biden does it it’s frowned upon!

The dad was freakin hilarious lol

I know a couple who could pass for a real-life Franklin and Eleanor.

Nilknarf!

3:56 - Harry here sounds like an old British recovering drug addict in His 80s, without His fake teeth!

This guy and Duke Phillips are the two best characters in the show

It's all started by Ted Kennedy spiked the punch

0:55 Jerry sounds like Ed from Cowboy Bebop.

wow look at those 80s computers

Is this biden

Honestly acts more like a tweeker than a drunk.

😂😂😂😂

As the first female black head of the Ku Klux Klan

czcams.com/video/PGF2qe8SyRc/video.html joustus anyone

I died

Some of those clips are satirizing things from over 30 years ago. In many ways, things have not changed that much.

“Now let’s go rob that bank!” Still a better politician than most that I’ve seen.

Johnny Wrath was Jay Sherman's friend in this show.

A woman named Keely was voiced by Kath Soucie in the 9th episode of The Critic and Nancy Cartwright in the 8th episode of the 2nd season of The Critic.

13:52 Desert Bus

4:29 I just died 😂

This still holds up lmfao

Tuchis by surprise is a legendary headline