Jem and the hologram desktop icons movie#
Jem and the hologram desktop icons series#

She then hypothesizes that even if he did manage to narrow it down to a country, he still wouldn't know the proper area and could have accidentally buried them with their ancestral enemies or even the people that enslaved them. Africa Is a Country: Calls out the gratuitous use of this trope in the second episode of Bonekickers, when one man says that the bones of the dead slaves should be returned 'to Africa' without naming a culture or even country they should be returned to, and later depictions of Africans are a generic mishmash of wildly disparate cultures.She also turned one of her minions into a vibrator.before retiring to her bedroom for several weeks.A Date with Rosie Palms: While.enjoying the sight of Kirk Cameron crying in Left Behind it cuts to The Divinyls' 'I Touch Myself' with a caption stating 'Divinyls break' This happens again after Viv calls Magwilde a 'sad, messed up woman' in the final episode of Bonekickers.Starchibald: (laughs) Ok, that was funny. From the fifth episode of Bonekickers, she genuinely laughed at Parton's remark about the Germans:.She says this on seeing Stonewall and Riot, after having screwed their way through half the supervillains of the city, come to a complete stop and walk away when faced with a supervillain ess.

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Also, during her reviews, if even the smallest thing in the movie is well-done, she'll talk about it for a moment, and then go back to hating on the rest of the movie.Accentuate the Negative: Although in Diamanda Hagan Plugs, she plugs movies and shows she likes.Which is what it sounds like: clips from Mad Max: Fury Road dubbed with voices from Father Ted.

Jem and the hologram desktop icons series#

Hagan's Histories of Polar Exploration: An extensive video essay series about the Franklin Expedition (inspired by the AMC adaption of the Dan Simmons novel, which is also critiqued and fact-checked).

You Probably Shouldn't Cook This: An experimental cooking show centering around combining disparate foods with each other and trying the results.

Lesbian Talk: A podcast co-hosted and produced with The Omega.

Renegade C**t (spelled exactly that way): Occasional video essays on a variety of subjects from timelord gender politics to forgotten Monty Python series to the Blue Oyster Club being an eldritch enforcer of justice.

Backseat Critique: a Vlog series reviewing new releases with her real life friends and collaborators.

Smegheads Guide to Red Dwarf: A season-by-season critique of the British sci-fi comedy series.

Genesis 7: an Edutainment series promoting Young Earth creationism.

Urban Gothic: a mostly disappointing horror anthology series with a couple stories that truly stand out as brilliant.Adam Adamant Lives!: A 'very flawed' but beloved drama/fantasy show from the 1960s, loved for its 1960s depictions of sex and violence.Demons: said to be the worst show since 'Bonekickers', even exceeding its stupidity once or twice.Bonekickers: which she claims to be the worst British show of its decade.Other shows reviewed in a similar manner include: Seems to be the biggest hit with non-Hagan fans. Twatty Who Reviews: a voice over review show with a lot of vitriol and sarcasm, drawing on a lifetime as a classic whovian and a palpable disappointment with the new series.She also appeared with her real life husband The Omega on Project Million Entertainment, for a podcast called Lesbian Talk, which has since migrated to The Omega's YouTube channel.Īside from her in-character Video Review Show, she is also involved in: She was a member of Reviewtopia, but she left in January 2013 after an incident at the MAGfest Fan Convention involving members of the site (notably Lord Kat) abusing and exploiting an overly drunk woman to get viewers on a live stream. She can also be seen here, was on Channel Awesome until March 2018 and RT Gomer Productions. This is similar to Bum Reviews, but focusing on theater (she even describes him as a distant cousin of Chester A. She mostly reviews bad movies, but has also done a recap/review of the series Bonekickers, Urban Gothic and Adam Adamant Lives! Twatty Who Reviews, focusing on the worst episodes of Doctor Who, and the Homeless Bsterrd Theatre Reviews starring Aleister D. Diamanda Hagan is a Northern Irish Butch Lesbian and Evil Overlord of the nation of Haganistan, with a mysterious past (who might have previously been Jerrica ' Jem' Benton in a cartoon) and a sideline as a film critic and the host of Diamanda Hagan: Lecher Bitch.