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* EpilepticTrees: Very infrequent, but Susan can go down the rabbit hole with speculation and FridgeLogic. For a good example, check out the WesternAnimation/WreckItRalph review.
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* EpilepticTrees: Very infrequent, but Susan can go down the rabbit hole with speculation and FridgeLogic. For a good example, check out the WesternAnimation/WreckItRalph review.''WesternAnimation/WreckItRalph'' {{review}}.
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* FunnyAneurysmMoment: That moment you realize Elliot's full name is the same as Cheerleadra's civilian identity. Then realize what the poor guy's probably gone through since then.
* TheGhost: Ted. Who's Ted? What's the deal with Ted? We will never know. Used in the same way as Skunky Beaumont was in the Nick seasons of Doug.
* TheGhost: Ted. Who's Ted? What's the deal with Ted? We will never know. Used in the same way as Skunky Beaumont was in the Nick seasons of Doug.
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* HarsherInHindsight: That moment you realize Elliot's full name is the same as Cheerleadra's civilian identity. Then realize what the poor guy's probably gone through since then.
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* RapunzelHair: Susan. Full stop.
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* FunnyAneurysmMoment: That moment you realize Elliot's full name is the same as Cheerleadra's civillian civilian identity. Then realize what the poor guy's probably gone through since then.
* NoTrueScotsman: Discussed in terms of the nebulous term "a real fan".
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* PsychoEx: Exaggerated with Elliot's ex-girl friend, Sarah, who proceeds to throw an exploding couch at him, ZigZagged then inverted as the captions inform us that the breakup was civil and they're still friends. [[DontExplainTheJoke Which explains how they got her on camera in the first place.]]
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** More obviously exploited in later videos.
* PsychoEx: Exaggerated with Elliot'sex-girl friend, ex-girlfriend, Sarah, who proceeds to throw an exploding couch at him, ZigZagged then inverted as the captions inform us that the breakup was civil and they're still friends. [[DontExplainTheJoke Which explains how they got her on camera in the first place.]]
* PsychoEx: Exaggerated with Elliot's
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* EpilepticTrees: Very infrequent, but Susan can go down the rabbit hole with speculation and FridgeLogic. For a good example, check out the Disney/WreckItRalph review.
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* EpilepticTrees: Very infrequent, but Susan can go down the rabbit hole with speculation and FridgeLogic. For a good example, check out the Disney/WreckItRalph WesternAnimation/WreckItRalph review.
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* {{Trekkie}}: Susan. The first episode contains a rather [[CrowningMomentOfAwesome epic rant on why Star Trek is silly and awesome.]]
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* {{Troperiffic}}: Susan frequently comments on tropes in play. She's obviously OneOfUs.
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New episodes of The Review Show usually post on Sundays, but as of late [[ScheduleSlip have been appearing about twice a month]].[[labelnote:Click here]]The Review Show is a show within a show from the webcomic ElGoonishShive, and doesn't exist in our universe. Yet.[[/labelnote]]
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New episodes of The Review Show usually post on Sundays, but as of late [[ScheduleSlip have been appearing about twice a month]].[[labelnote:Click here]]The Review Show is a show within a show from the webcomic ElGoonishShive, Webcomic/ElGoonishShive, and doesn't exist in our universe. Yet.[[/labelnote]]
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* EpilepticTrees: Very infrequent, but Susan can go down the rabbit hole with speculation and FridgeLogic. For a good example, check out the DisneyWreckItRalph review.
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* EpilepticTrees: Very infrequent, but Susan can go down the rabbit hole with speculation and FridgeLogic. For a good example, check out the DisneyWreckItRalph Disney/WreckItRalph review.
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* EpilepticTrees: Very infrequent, but Susan can go down the rabbit hole with speculation and FridgeLogic. For a good example, check out the WreckItRalph DisneyWreckItRalph review.
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Describe The Review Show here.
[[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin ...It's a review show!]]
Sarcasm aside, The Review Show - [[RunningGag which they repeatedly state will get a proper name any day now]] - is the end result of two teenagers who worked at a video store together, Susan and Elliot. The show started as [[MoneyDearBoy a way to shill new releases for the video store they worked at]], and quickly spiraled into them riffing on all kinds of movies, many of which are classics that Elliot [[SmallReferencePools never got around to seeing.]]
New episodes of The Review Show usually post on Sundays, but as of late [[ScheduleSlip have been appearing about twice a month]].[[labelnote:Click here]]The Review Show is a show within a show from the webcomic ElGoonishShive, and doesn't exist in our universe. Yet.[[/labelnote]]
!!Tropes present in this series:
*{{Adorkable}}: Elliot and Susan both have their moments.
*AmbiguouslyGay: Elliot, to the point that it was the subject of a comment war.
*BileFascination: Adam Sandler's recent oeuvre.
*BluntYes: Was shaping up to be Susan's catchphrase briefly.
*DeadpanSnarker: Susan, mostly. She can't help but smirk half the time.
*DefrostingIceQueen: Severely downplayed. Susan is obviously a GLORIOUS GEEK, but she had a little more stoic reserve in the early episodes - possibly just nerves around the camera.
*EnforcedPlug: Once per episode in the first "season".
*EpilepticTrees: Very infrequent, but Susan can go down the rabbit hole with speculation and FridgeLogic. For a good example, check out the WreckItRalph review.
*FunnyAneurysmMoment: That moment you realize Elliot's full name is the same as Cheerleadra's civillian identity. Then realize what the poor guy's probably gone through since then.
*TheGhost: Ted. Who's Ted? What's the deal with Ted? We will never know. Used in the same way as Skunky Beaumont was in the Nick seasons of Doug.
*MadeOfExplodium: Couches, evidently.
*MrFanservice: Elliot. GAZE UPON HIS RIPPLING ABS.
*NoodleIncident: Elliot and Sarah's breakup, anything involving Ted, and "The Movie Of Which We Do Not Speak".
*ObfuscatingStupidity: Or obliviousness. Played with - it's hard to say how much of Elliot's pop culture blindness is real, and how much is played up.
*PsychoEx: Exaggerated with Elliot's ex-girl friend, Sarah, who proceeds to throw an exploding couch at him, ZigZagged then inverted as the captions inform us that the breakup was civil and they're still friends. [[DontExplainTheJoke Which explains how they got her on camera in the first place.]]
*RapunzelHair: Susan. Full stop.
*RuleOfAwesome: Discussed.
*RuleOfFunny: Discussed and abused.
*SeinfeldianConversation: Which can overwhelm the actual reviews.
*SoBadItsGood: Invoked infrequently, including with the Sporkman motion picture.
*StraightManAndWiseGuy: Although which is which can vary between videos. Frequently.
*{{Trekkie}}: Susan. The first episode contains a rather [[CrowningMomentOfAwesome epic rant on why Star Trek is silly and awesome.]]
*{{Troperiffic}}: Susan frequently comments on tropes in play. She's obviously OneOfUs.
[[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin ...It's a review show!]]
Sarcasm aside, The Review Show - [[RunningGag which they repeatedly state will get a proper name any day now]] - is the end result of two teenagers who worked at a video store together, Susan and Elliot. The show started as [[MoneyDearBoy a way to shill new releases for the video store they worked at]], and quickly spiraled into them riffing on all kinds of movies, many of which are classics that Elliot [[SmallReferencePools never got around to seeing.]]
New episodes of The Review Show usually post on Sundays, but as of late [[ScheduleSlip have been appearing about twice a month]].[[labelnote:Click here]]The Review Show is a show within a show from the webcomic ElGoonishShive, and doesn't exist in our universe. Yet.[[/labelnote]]
!!Tropes present in this series:
*{{Adorkable}}: Elliot and Susan both have their moments.
*AmbiguouslyGay: Elliot, to the point that it was the subject of a comment war.
*BileFascination: Adam Sandler's recent oeuvre.
*BluntYes: Was shaping up to be Susan's catchphrase briefly.
*DeadpanSnarker: Susan, mostly. She can't help but smirk half the time.
*DefrostingIceQueen: Severely downplayed. Susan is obviously a GLORIOUS GEEK, but she had a little more stoic reserve in the early episodes - possibly just nerves around the camera.
*EnforcedPlug: Once per episode in the first "season".
*EpilepticTrees: Very infrequent, but Susan can go down the rabbit hole with speculation and FridgeLogic. For a good example, check out the WreckItRalph review.
*FunnyAneurysmMoment: That moment you realize Elliot's full name is the same as Cheerleadra's civillian identity. Then realize what the poor guy's probably gone through since then.
*TheGhost: Ted. Who's Ted? What's the deal with Ted? We will never know. Used in the same way as Skunky Beaumont was in the Nick seasons of Doug.
*MadeOfExplodium: Couches, evidently.
*MrFanservice: Elliot. GAZE UPON HIS RIPPLING ABS.
*NoodleIncident: Elliot and Sarah's breakup, anything involving Ted, and "The Movie Of Which We Do Not Speak".
*ObfuscatingStupidity: Or obliviousness. Played with - it's hard to say how much of Elliot's pop culture blindness is real, and how much is played up.
*PsychoEx: Exaggerated with Elliot's ex-girl friend, Sarah, who proceeds to throw an exploding couch at him, ZigZagged then inverted as the captions inform us that the breakup was civil and they're still friends. [[DontExplainTheJoke Which explains how they got her on camera in the first place.]]
*RapunzelHair: Susan. Full stop.
*RuleOfAwesome: Discussed.
*RuleOfFunny: Discussed and abused.
*SeinfeldianConversation: Which can overwhelm the actual reviews.
*SoBadItsGood: Invoked infrequently, including with the Sporkman motion picture.
*StraightManAndWiseGuy: Although which is which can vary between videos. Frequently.
*{{Trekkie}}: Susan. The first episode contains a rather [[CrowningMomentOfAwesome epic rant on why Star Trek is silly and awesome.]]
*{{Troperiffic}}: Susan frequently comments on tropes in play. She's obviously OneOfUs.
