Release: October 5, 2010
Film: Ernest Scared Stupid (1991)
This review contains examples of:
- Actually Pretty Funny: The Critic liked this joke:Ernest: I’ve never been a quitter! Why... why, I have never known when to quit! Just ask my fourth-grade teacher!
(flashback to grade school, where Ernest is writing on the blackboard)
Teacher: He never knew when to quit.
(young Ernest scratches the chalkboard with his nails, and is instantly slapped on the back of the head) - A Rare Sentence: As the Critic says, Trantor's declaration that "Not even milk can stop me now!" is an Evil Gloat you don't often hear.
- Broken Record: "He's on the bed. He's on the bed. He's on the bed. He's on the bed. He's on the bed."
- Later: "He's behind him. He's behind him. He's behind him. He's behind him. He's behind him. He's behind him. He's behind him."
- Call-Back: "Rimshot will live", a variant on "Boomer will live", first used in the Independence Day review.
- Rimshot: After Kenny is turned into a wooden doll by the troll, the Critic declares "Eh, I always thought his acting was wooden", with it cutting to Bobby doing his snare drum routine.
"Not even milk can stop me now!"