Doge Walker and Channel Awesome

[Old Black Man]

Lol that just reminded me that Linkara still does that parody of Dr Insano. I bet half his fans don't even know the source by now.

He should do a parody of modern Spoony.

Or modern JewWawrio.

DHI Plat for this one mates, this is his Citizen Kane post.

[CuckTurdginson]

I love that the views for any pro complicit Doge content is at most 10% of even low view Doge videos, with the exception of faggot Quinton Reviews.

The only *watchable* video shitting on Doge that does better than his stuff is the OneyPlays compilation.

[Old Black Man]

The only video shitting on Doge that does better than his stuff is the OneyPlays compilation.

And he embraced it, and look where that got him. Lupa got AIDSMoby for a review, Doge got a Smiling Friends cameo.

[Rushy]

Like 99% of the people who openly shit on Doge will also admit that Doge himself is rarely the problem, and he is at worst the internet equivalent of Inspector Clouseau.

[Le Redditeur]

You can attest to that by that little short video they ended up recording for Toys for Tots. The way Doge reacts to the people erroneously thinking the CA stooges were from the charity because Rob is dressed as Santa Christ is just so goofy, how can you really hate the guy?

[pibbs]

Oney Plays makes the Nostalgia Critic a playable character in the old PS2 game "Graffiti Kingdom."
The "fun" starts at the 11:00 mark.

[Old Black Man]

Imagine if they made Linkara, just a massive head running at high speeds.

[Rushy]

Me watching Doge randomly return to his skits and old "movie recap" review style after three years.

[TheManWithNoPlan]

Me watching Doge randomly return to his skits and old "movie recap" review style after three years.

Why what has he been doing that’s different?

[Rushy]

Why what has he been doing that’s different?

Most of the recent ones I've seen have just been him discussing the film in broad strokes, with miscellaneous background footage. Occasionally he focuses on a scene that he's interested in, but the rest of the time he's describing how the film was received, why he thinks it got the reception that it did and then his own take on it.