Showing posts with label Cutie Mark Crusaders. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cutie Mark Crusaders. Show all posts

Monday, May 27, 2013

Reviewing Is Magic: Episode Twenty-Three

Acting on what was, in essence, the universe daring him to watch an episode, Erik sat down and started watching My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic.  It is, by far, the most insane program he ever watched in his life.

Keep in mind, he used to watch a show where the opening title sequence involved Daniel-San, the original Karate Kid, jumping from a torpedo launched from a submarine to grab Mr. Miyagi hanging upside down from the axle of a prop propeller airplane.

Why couldn't they have made THAT into a movie instead of the one with Hillary Swank?

After the jump, he'll break down another episode and discuss what makes it good, what makes it bad, and what makes it just outright crazy.  This week's theme?  Nostalgia, remembrance, and growing up. Well, that and seeing how you design the Statue of Liberty so it's actually a horse.  Yeah, madness awaits.


Monday, April 22, 2013

Reviewing Is Magic: Episode Eighteen

Acting on what was, in essence, the universe daring him to watch an episode, Erik sat down and started watching My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic.  It is, by far, the most insane program he ever watched in his life.

And he used to watch a cartoon where a teenage boy who turned into a sports car whenever he was exposed to "extreme heat" and would turn back to human when exposed to 'extreme cold."  One episode started with him having some kind of wild dream and waking up in car form, and having to drive himself into the bathroom to take a cold shower before his mom caught him.

Metaphor much?

After the jump, he'll break down another episode and discuss what makes it good, what makes it bad, and what makes it just outright crazy.  This week's theme?  Kids and rock and r-  ...wait, this doesn't work in text.  Hold on.  I'm going to need some help here.  Take it away, Mr. Charles Brown.

Play Song


Monday, April 15, 2013

Reviewing Is Magic: Episode Seventeen

Acting on what was, in essence, the universe daring him to watch an episode, Erik sat down and started watching My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic.  It is, by far, the most insane program he ever watched in his life.

And he used to watch a cartoon about the Flintstones.  As children.  Where they watched another show about a caveman named Captain Caveman.  And his son..

After the jump, he'll break down another episode and discuss what makes it good, what makes it bad, and what makes it just outright crazy.  This week's theme?  ...well, I can't really think of one.  Unless it's "Babysitters are underpaid" or "For god's sake, don't *#%@ with Fluttershy."