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"You're old enough to be my mother!"I know. Not that they couldn'd find someone else to be here otherwise (it worked on The Simpsons I think), but yeah, I always digged Doris Grau's perforances.
I can't be the only one who thinks this.
The Critic had one of the best intro opening songs in cartoon history. It always relaxed me and put me in a good mood. And when Comedy Central aired it in the middle of the night it usually would calm me.
I'm sure especially for those that were already familiar with The Simpsons, this was especially true (even one episode had a Simpsons cameo just because).I agree. I watched this show when it was originally airing. At the time, I didn't think much of it, because I thought a lot of the gags were failed Simpsons jokes.
I'm glad they were able to do one at all.But it's really grown on me in the meantime. In retrospect, this is one of my favorite cartoon shows. The banter between Jay and Duke is priceless.
And as everyone else has said, the Siskel & Ebert episode is pure gold.
The cutaways certainly came from The Critic.I think a lot of people unfairly criticize Family Guy for ripping off The Simpsons, but I think a legitimate case could be made that Family Guy ripped off The Critic, with their non sequiturs in place of the movie parodies.
Thank goodness we never had a Cats sequel!Gobless The Critic. Gobless.
From before it was a meme (and oh Lord is this a 1990s era NYC joke):
https://youtube.com/watch?v=IVXJmfd3cmg
Wait, that's terrible. I quit!Green pea-ness is all I have to say.
So after that we got Disney's Hunchback. How many times since Critic has their jokes turned real?"Can I rub your hump for luck?"https://youtube.com/watch?v=-DyPn_3bNzg@UnKillFill
So after that we got Disney's Hunchback. How many times since Critic has their jokes turned real?
Duke was more Ted Turner, though.A pretty big one with Duke running for President.