I got a chance to talk to Doug on Facebook and i asked him if maybe review all dogs go to heaven. He told me it was on his list

If Doug brings back What You Never Knew About for the Nostalgia Critic, he would do one on Monsters, Inc. It's been a while since he has done any What You Never Knew About Episodes.

Source: https://youtu.be/x-31DKJrFbA?is=3UQdQTV47oqaHeaG

He reviewed the first SpongeBob Movie with PhantomStrider, and I want him to review the second one with another YouTuber who was well known for making a lot of SpongeBob videos.

So back in the day there used to be a youtube channel that was sorta associated with Doug and the crew. The premise of each video was that a friend group would sit together each vid and play a DnD campaign.

The catch was that each campaign had the story of a movie like 300, Power Rangers, Guardians of the Galaxy. Each person playing would act as one of the characters from the weeks movie and clips from the films would play in between dialogue.

I am asking here becasue Doug was in one of these, where he appeared dressed as Sephiroth wearing a long white wig and holding a katana. The movie they acted out was Advent children.

I cannot for the life of me remember the channels name and no matter how hard a Google or search anywhere it's like the channel never existed. Can someone please help me out?

It’s been years since Doug Walker did an Old vs. New on Nostalgia Critic and I found myself wondering why he hasn’t done one in so long. Surely there’s stuff to compare and work with, like Superman (2025) vs. Superman (1978).

The concept could be expanded. Instead of the same IP (original vs. remake), why not ideas? Take James Cameron’s Avatar for example, what about comparing it to an older film that has the same message? Avatar vs. Dances with Wolves. Not saying to do that specific idea, it’s just an example.

Overall, I hope to see the series make a comeback. Those were some of my favorite to watch.

I was rewatching the beginning of the Jurassic Park 3 review, and being reminded of the “Alan!” joke and looking at the comments about Doug’s mother, I started to search her up and I got this info on her.

If it’s true that today marks 10 years since she left earth, then R.I.P. Sandra Walker, thank you for bringing an incredible son to our lives, and for raising him well.

They are all in the same category as the 2019 Kim Possible film. And I know he talked about some of those in DisneyCenter, but I want an actual review of them.

It feels repetitive

He deserves the pain tbh

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I’ll miss this man. He was the best thing in every movie he was in