Awesome / TJ Omega

• Standing up to R.I.D. Bruticus after the Hell Hound had spent the entire review threatening to kill him, defeating him with his "Royality Free Blade" and stuffing him in a box with a worse toy than he is! Also counts as Funny Moment, mostly due to the sound effects of the "Royality Free Blade".
• Getting The Nostalgia Critic to make a cameo on the Sonic Underground episode of TJ TV!
• His epic, 40+ minute chewing out of Shadocon 2012. This wasn't simply 'complaining about a convention he didn't like', it was a "The Reason You Suck" Speech to the convention staff for gross incompetence that made it an absolutely horrid experience for himself and others. In particular, calling them out for not taking proper care of their performers (the conditions were ludicrously dangerous for said performers and they didn't even have a EMT ready when the stunts were clearly dangerous enough to warrant it).
• The return of Plastic Addict. Not only is the review done in the style of one of Edgar Allan Poe's poems, but he actually got Scott McNeil to voice a specific line for the review!
  • He'd later say this episode had the most work gone into it of any episode of Plastic Addict, ever. The script took a year.
• TJ calling out the Moral Guardians that complain about Shezow's premise. First by actually describing the show's premise and how it stands, then calling out said Guardians by saying that they must have just seen some images and read a brief summary, then screaming their pants off about how it will scar the children for life. Then comparing it to Bugs Bunny's crossdressing antics and also bringing up the subject of his review: Cybersix. For context, Cybersix was a female character who crossdressed as a male (And yes, he does bring up the Double Standard of it). He pondered why this show got away with crossdressing before concluding that you actually had to watch the show. He ultimately concludes the rant by saying that the Moral Guardians' complaining are all superficial and that they're just attention seekers.
• TJ calls out the executives who allowed G.I. Joe Extreme to go through, detailing the origins of the GI Joe franchise in an American marine in WWII who single-handedly held off a numerically superior Japanese force, and insisted that when creating a doll of his likeness, Hasbro was to keep the character an American marine. And how even in the 80's variant we're all familiar with, it kept the patriotic spirit. He then starts Suddenly Shouting this:
  TJ Omega: AND THIS CARTOON PISSES ON HIS CORPSE!
• TJ recounts the story of Mirari, the Fake Bard, one of his favorite DnD player characters. During the 'second' campaign, he has to make a persuasion check so the DM won't blow his character's cover...and gets a nat 20. Cue said DM having to describe his character playing flawlessly and making the NPC who made the accusation he wasn't a Bard look like a complete jerk.
  • In another segment, he recounts how their DM creates a Rakshasa Big Bad to fight them several times. Knowing they'll be fighting him multiple times, TJ comes up with a long plan to use specific items to defeat him. What does TJ do when his entire party is disabled and he's the last one standing? Trap it in Whirlwind, which he only has one shot with, get in position with a Potion of Speed, and then turn a Bag of Holding inside out with 50 holy throwing daggers in it directly into the Whirlwind, effectively eviscerating the Rakshasa and killing him instantly. TJ rightly calls it the 'best play he ever did.'
• Despite his concerns that it would, the fact that Hurrican Ian was unable to stop TJ's daily video streak.
• 'Let's Rewrite Transformers Beast Machines' has a lot, but the MVP is Waspinator of all people. Having become the Sixth Ranger of the heroes, in the final battle, he manages to go one on one against Starscream (who is in Jetstorm's body and just gave a Curbstomp Battle to Strika and Obsidian). The dogfight ends when what was once the series' biggest Butt-Monkey finally pins Starscream against an overloading cable. Starscream panics, saying it'll kill them both...Waspinator retorts his spark is more immortal than Starscream's and does it anyway, killing Starscream off. Even better? Waspinator was right.

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