Talk:The Critic

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There were a series of(5, maybe 6?) shorts of "The Critic" that were made in Flash after the critic had been cancelled. Anyone know where one can find these? They also aren't listed in the shows history.

I recall seeing them on atomfilms or someplace like that, but this was years ago. No idea where one could find them now...Mackensen (talk) 19:48, 24 August 2005 (UTC)

Does anyone know why it was canceled. it would be nice to see that in the article

[edit] Someone Check Up On This?

(née Wigglesworth)---was this a reference to a gag that appeared in a episode?

[edit] A Day at the Races and a Night at the Opera

I changed the links in the title header. It seems more likely that the episode title is a reference to the two Marx Brothers films, rather than to the Queen albums (which were named after the films), since this is a show about movies. (Ibaranoff24 05:55, 6 January 2006 (UTC))

Generalizing characters because of episodic happenings is not good encylopedic writing. Duke Philips often likes to make up words for Scrabble when he only does this in one episode.

He did make up the word in the one episode, but that episode also made reference to him doing it in the past

[edit] "Season 3 (The Webisodes)"

Available at [1]. There are 9 mini-episodes.

Thanks for the link, Ive been looking for at least a clue to find them for the longest time already, now that you gave me these 8 episodes out of ten, I managed to find the remaining 2. This link gives the complete 10 webisodes and are available to download. But without your help I couldn't of find the remaining two. I made a extensive Google search and found them. --Gakhandal 20:45, 18 May 2006 (UTC)

I'm surprised none of the webisodes have been picked up by YouTube.

Your link doesn't work. The website must of been taken down.