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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video)

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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video)	comment	So... Jenny Nicholson a Web Video creator, once known for heading Friendship is Witchcraft, then running her own YouTube channel. After posting infrequent miscellaneous videos from as early as 2011, she started gaining traction around 2016 after she began making videos talking about mainstream film and TV show franchises, such as The Avengers, My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic, and Star Wars, all with a unique sense of deadpan humor and often with her cosplaying as a character in whatever the video is about.Her videos vary on whatever she feels like doing, with her subjects and style alternating frequently. In addition to directly discussing films or shows — either recent ones she just saw or older ones she has a deeper thinkpiece on — she also does skits as characters acting out humorous takes of their respective works, riffs on fanfiction or other obscure literature, and more.See the channel here. Her Patreon can be found here.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_1181a575	comment	The Unsolved Mystery: "WHEREâ€™S BUZZY? Disney Worldâ€™s Stolen Animatronic" has her detail the history and mysterious disappearance of the titular animatronic, going over the various theories of how it could've just disappeared and where it might be. Just about every one of them, even the Occam's Razor route that Disney quietly archived him have significant holes in them, making his absence all the more mysterious. As of mid-2020, several holes have since been filled, largely a synthesis of Jenny's various theories. Several of Buzzy's clothes were indeed stolen by a former Disney employee, but the thief claims didn't even attempt to take the actual animatronic. However, Buzzy's current location still remains unidentified, with Disney saying nothing to confirm or deny whether or not he was archived.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_12184cca	comment	In her Jeff the Killer fanfiction reading where the author's Self-Insert has no reaction to the murder of her parents and then goes off to join other Creepypasta monsters like Slenderman, something she compares to the motivations of the girls in the real life Slenderman stabbings.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_13e13b24	type	YouTuber Apology Parody
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_13e13b24	comment	YouTuber Apology Parody: "tyrion" is a parody of a then-recent James Charles apology video but done in-character as Daenerys Targaryen, who apologies for burning down King's Landing with her dragon referencing events of the also then-recent episode "The Bells".
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_16417501	comment	Perverse Sexual Lust: Discussed and deconstructed in a portion of "The Last Bronycon: a fandom autopsy", examining the odd phenomenon of bronies who became demonstrably attracted sexually to ponies, highlighting how it originated in a means parallel to the formulation of brony fandom in general (the speculated impetus being 4chan users doing it "ironically"). Jenny holds back on deriding this phenomenon, but she expresses concern of its visibility relative to children that are the show's primary demographic (not helped by how the sexualization extends to underage ponies), as well as the somewhat misogynist implications to be derived from adult male fans sexually pursuing non-sexualized female characters.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_16a994e9	comment	Discussed in "THE Vampire Diaries Video". She says that the series could have had a solid five seasons of content if that had been the set amount from the start (not seasons 1-5 as they are, just five seasons in general). But, because the run time was instead "as long as it keeps making enough money to justify renewal", invokedno plot point was ever fully resolved (leading to previously satisfying conclusions being undermined), and there were pointless, weak arcs and villains because the writers didn't have enough good ideas, leading to worse seasons over time.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_188668f2	comment	Redemption Quest: Regularly discussed as it pertains to Kylo Ren, almost to the point of a Running Gag. In many instances, including a dedicated video, Jenny made the case that he would undergo one of these in The Rise of Skywalker, believing it to be thematically important for the trilogy. She was correct, but like much of that film, she was unimpressed with the execution.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_197384f5	type	Obscure Popularity
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_197384f5	comment	Obscure Popularityinvoked: During her review of Pandora â€“ The World of Avatar, Jenny repeatingly mentions the flash-in-the-pan relevance of Avatar and the subsequent consequences of making a theme park based on it. Despite admiring the park for the most part, she notes that the disconnect audiences have with Avatar — aware of it, but otherwise unengaged with it — may end up costing the park greatly as it ages and feels even less relevant over time.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_1994ba0b	comment	Gone Horribly Right: Jenny theorizes that the initially underwhelming debut of Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge is in part due to Disney fearing Demand Overloadinvoked and taking overly-cautious measures to dissuade people from coming in large crowds, which is exactly what happened.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_1b65dfad	comment	The Cameo: In "An Excruciatingly Deep Dive into the Avatar Theme Park", Dan Olson of Folding Ideas briefly appears in some of Jenny's footage from her trip to the park, apparently as part of her group.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_1c0718c5	type	The Problem with Licensed Games
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_1c0718c5	comment	The Problem with Licensed Gamesinvoked: In a couple of instances of covering a work, Jenny also made the effort to make fun of any licensed games made about them. In her video on Beastly, she comments on its Wii game specifically to highlight its use of scenes from the movie overdubbed with its in-game stock music, making them much funnier than in their original context. During her video on The Vampire Diaries, she examined the 1996 point-and-click adventure game and her failed attempt to complete it due to how padded and needlessly obtuseinvoked it was. Even when she caved and searched up a walkthrough, a Game-Breaking Bug softlocked her and forced her to simply look up its ending on YouTube.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_1c5002bc	type	The Stoic
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_1c5002bc	comment	The Stoic: Jenny (mostly) plays this persona up in her talking-to-the-camera videos, coupled with Deadpan Snarker and Dull Surprise. Her videos are generally quite low-key, which makes it even funnier when she actually cracks a joke. Extremely averted in the video of her going with friends on a road trip to a Target in San Diego to pick up a giant porg that she's bought, in which she's almost squeeing with excitement. When she finally gets it, it's almost as large as she is.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_1e39757d	comment	Servant Race: She discusses the ethics surrounding this trope in her video on Solo. Her stance is that it's ultimately okay and dismissableinvoked if the servitude is consensual (using house elves from Harry Potter as a mostly positive example), but she finds the existence of L3 in Solo and her gimmick as a pro-droid rights Soapbox Sadie paired with the film's prominent anti-slavery moral as raising all sorts of Fridge Horror on the autonomy and treatment of service droids throughout the entire Star Wars franchise, not helped by the fact that she herself is effectively a slave to one of the protagonists and her spiel is dismissively Played for Laughs.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_20a14df0	type	Wrong Genre Savvy
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_20a14df0	comment	Wrong Genre Savvy: "But what if Peter hadn't been Spiderman" spoofs the scene from Spider-Man: Homecoming where Toomes assesses that Peter Parker is Spider-Man and confronts him about it, playing out his resulting spiel if it turned out he was completely wrong.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_21e5b9c7	comment	Failed a Spot Check: Jenny finds great amusement at how in Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge, Kylo Ren and the First Order never find the Resistance that they're looking for despite both parties operating out of the exact same outpost.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_23698fa8	type	Aborted Arc
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_23698fa8	comment	Aborted Arc: Her series on Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge got as far as the prologue about the land's backstory and how she got her footage, but the videos about the actual attractions have yet to materialize, largely due to some of them having yet to open and shutdowns due to the COVID-19 Pandemic.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_26d1f65f	type	Verbal Tic
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_26d1f65f	comment	Verbal Tic: Jenny tends to begin most of her videos with "So..." right before getting into her main topics.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_2b5ab7c1	type	Analogy Backfire
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_2b5ab7c1	comment	Analogy Backfireinvoked: In her video on the book Trigger Warning, Jenny breaks down the protagonist/Author Avatar's reverence of Audie Murphy for being an unmoving and unflinching war hero by simply pointing out how Murphy suffered from dangerously severe PTSD throughout most of his life, and spent his later years advocating for PTSD research and mental health sensitivity, something Trigger Warning vehemently rejects.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_2cb9b1a9	type	Cool, but Inefficient
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_2cb9b1a9	comment	Cool, but Inefficient: She has a good time pointing out the holes in the plot of Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom relating to this trope. In particular, their attempt to weaponize the Indoraptor, which she points out seems to be on about the same scale as a rifle (it involves pointing a large gun-like contraption at the target at fairly short range as it makes a loud noise) but you have to carry around a crazed genetically-engineered predator.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_2d8da79	type	Clueless Aesop
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_2d8da79	comment	Clueless Aesop: She repeatedly slams the reality show Opposite Worlds for trying to frame itself as a scientific study based around a "Cavemen vs. Astronauts" Debate. This fundamentally broke down since not only are the "past" and "future" represented in a very shallow way (for one, they couldn't exactly depict the future that wasn't just a high-tech present), the "past" team lived in utter squalor objectively worse than the "future" team, and nearly all challenges were obstacle courses which could only be won by those in top physical condition, resulting in both an unfairly unstable competition and a completely moot experiment. She spends a portion of her video on Beastly discussing how the "beast's" flaw he's being punished for is vanity rather than cruel snobbery, which is irrelevant to his arc of becoming a kinder personnote This is incidentally in sharp contrast to the original novel, where Kyle really is a cruel snob. She also points out a scene where the blind tutor gives him An Aesop about accepting himself through his looks, except Kyle never properly does, effectively snapping the aesop in half. She also discusses this in terms of Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald, believing the film's attempt to tackle topics like fascism and the Holocaust to be poorly placed in a film about magical wizards. Worse, she notes that the track the film eventually takes (the Holocaust happened in the Harry Potter universe because stopping it was the objective of the villain) ends up making the characters unlikable. In "A needlessly thorough roast of Dear Evan Hansen (2021)", Jenny concludes this as being a big problem of the film and the original Broadway musical, that while it's about heavy topics like mental health, grief, and suicide (which she believes is the reason the musical won so many Tony awards), it doesn't have any willingness to engage with such topics on a moral level, leaving it thematically confused in a way where characters (and thus, the audience) ultimately learn very little and don't change.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_2dfc70ff	comment	She also has several sections on the show's poor handling of race, such as complete lack of critical engagement with Mystic Falls's slaveholding past (like how it might make Bonnie feel to have all these holidays celebrating people who owned her ancestors); the Travelers, who are shown as a Mage Species packed with anti-Romani stereotypes; and how Bonnie was blatantly dis-favored by the writers.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_2ef005ab	type	Vocal Evolution
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_2ef005ab	comment	Vocal Evolution: She spoke in a very deadpan manner in her earlier videos, speaking with a voice as though someone else was in the room and she didn't want to wake them. Her later videos are much more animated.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_2f730609	type	Girl-Show Ghetto
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_2f730609	comment	Girl-Show Ghettoinvoked: Jenny satirized this in "Ready Player One for Girls", essentially showcasing the book had its Reference Overdosed nature be "translated for girls," referencing a ton of media that itself falls victim to this and are present on the trope's page. invokedShe also addresses this in her video on Star Wars: Forces of Destiny in regards to both the internet's general reaction to it, as well as the lack of creative thought that went into it as a toyline. In "The Last Bronycon: a fandom autopsy", Jenny discusses at length the strange fandom dissonance at play regarding My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic, a show that was largely intended for little girls and their parents, but ended up finding an equally massive (if not even larger) audience with broniesinvoked. Jenny found that later seasons of the show suffered from pandering towards this demographic, part of which led to a significant influx of adult male fans feeling they were "entitled" to the show and prone to gatekeeping. This in turn led to animosity against actual longtime female fans, trying to pull the "you're not a 'true' fan" and "you only became fans after it was cool" cards and splintering the fandom even further. At the conclusion of "THE Vampire Diaries Video", Jenny laments how in the face of the series' many legitimate ups and downs, a vast bulk of critical discussion surrounding the show is rarely interested in them, in large part because they're by people who themselves have no interest in a romance series targeted to teenage girls beyond making fun of it.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_309b8806	type	Cursed with Awesome
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_309b8806	comment	Cursed with Awesome: "Elsa Has It All Figured Out" explores what could've happened had Elsa properly thought out her "curse." Anna not only suggests creating valuable ice for refrigeration that could do wonders for the kingdom's wealth, but also that since she's proven to be extraordinarily powerful by accident, they could probably Take Over the World with no military force daring to oppose them.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_30bda262	type	Moustache de Plume
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_30bda262	comment	Moustache de Plume: The second half of Jenny's review of Trigger Warning investigates how the book's co-author, J.A. Johnstone, has gone to great lengths to obfuscate the fact that she's a woman, scrupulously avoiding gendered words in all of her biographies. This is presumably because her subjects are intended to appeal to men. She also hides the fact that her co-author, William W. Johnstone, has been dead for over a decade, and she's been slapping his name onto her books for her whole career.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_32da548d	type	Arch-Enemy
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_32da548d	comment	Arch-Enemy: She refers to Escape from Tomorrow director Randy Moore, who she finds extremely pretentious, as her "mortal enemy." She notes that she usually refrains from personal attacks in her reviews, but in researching him, she went from hating the movie to hating Moore himself. She even has a Patreon tier exclusively for him.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_33f067ea	type	So Okay, It's Average
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_33f067ea	comment	So Okay, It's Averageinvoked: While reviewing Beauty and the Beast (2017), Jenny presented a "compliment sandwich", in which she said one good thing about the movie followed by one bad thing, and so on.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_35195407	type	I Can Change My Beloved
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_35195407	comment	I Can Change My Beloved: Briefly lampooned in "Elsa Has It All Figured Out" when Anna considers marrying Hans after all. In her video on Star Wars: Forces of Destiny, she notes how every deluxe doll comes with a bonus companion for the character to nurture or protect:
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_35ae6a23	type	Lethal Chef
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_35ae6a23	comment	Lethal Chef: In her video on the Hallmark movie YouTube channel, Jenny points out that their first Halloween cocktail "recipe" (which she also says is barely a recipe, since it only has two ingredients) is this, consisting of "any punch" and dry ice (not a food-grade item—it probably won't kill you, but that doesn't make putting it in your drink a good idea, no matter how cool and spooky the smoke effect is). She finds it both amusing and baffling that one, the hosts visibly wince upon drinking their own concoction, and two, the editors didn't ask for another take after that.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_390af0b4	type	Misaimed Marketing
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_390af0b4	comment	Misaimed Marketinginvoked: She calls Disney out for doing this in their initial announcement of Star Wars: Forces of Destiny — a doll line for girls — at Star Wars Celebration to a crowd of mostly adult male fans, pretty much ensuring they would all become betrayed and furious when they discover 1) it wasn't made for them, and 2) it was made for little girls. In the VPD video, a section is dedicated to the aggressive marketing of China Beach in the CW on-demand service. She points out how odd it is to market this show to people watching a modern, somber, and sexy teen vampire show. The ads don't even talk much about China Beach, and seem to be hoping the people watching are nostalgic enough about it to buy the first season with extra features.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_3950c1f0	type	Poe's Law
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_3950c1f0	comment	Poe's Law: Jenny has a hard time deciding whether the novel Trigger Warning is mean to be intentionally bad or not, finding it bad and tasteless enough to seem like it wouldn't be a sincere effort, but also a lot less extreme than it could've been if it were intended simply for political shock value. Considering the reclusive and mysterious background behind its alleged authors, it's unlikely we'll ever find an answer.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_3b113b7	comment	"The Elena Problem" has her discuss one of her biggest issues of the show, that being how it had no grip of what to do Character Development-wise with Elena — the protagonist — despite having plenty of material to work with. In her exploration of Elena's basic setup (a girl who "used to be fun" trying to recover from the loss of her loved ones while dealing with increasingly supernatural happenings), Jenny finds five lengthy potential routes for her to be developed with that the series failed to take, resulting in her ending the show undefined and unevolved.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_3d2c6d30	type	Skewed Priorities
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_401d4116	type	Broken Aesop
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_401d4116	comment	Broken Aesop: She criticizes Finding Dory for this—the lesson is supposed to be that having a disability doesn't have to mean you can't do things, but she says that in practice, Dory doesn't find ways to accommodate her disability, she just unrealistically powers through it and remembers anyway, so the lesson comes off as more "if you're disabled, you just need to try harder to not be disabled".
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_4781adbb	type	Jerk with a Heart of Gold
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_4781adbb	comment	Jerk with a Heart of Goldinvoked: As explained in her "Endgame video", she's not a fan of the archetype, with her example being Tony Stark. While she likes his films and respects his general role in the MCU, she finds his constant rudeness annoying and Wish-Fulfillment-y, as it uses daddy issues and riches as flimsy justifications for it. Compare this to Rocket, who she similarly didn't like at first until he properly developed and became a team player.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_47fea76b	comment	Butt-Monkey: In "Rating. Every. Porg.", Jenny reviews a small one named "Hugo" as such:
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_48081842	comment	The Stinger: She tends to have a scene at the end of her videos following the ending credits of Patreon sponsors.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_48d9e12d	type	Funetik Aksent
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_48d9e12d	comment	Funetik Aksent: In her video on Creepypastas, Jenny lambasts certain types for having these in the narration as part of her larger point about how many Creepypastas fail at creating suspension of disbelief. As she points out, a mainstay of the genre is that the stories are all, in-universe, real internet posts that are really made by the main character. So by those rules, any post with a phonetic accent in the narration has to have been typed that way by the main character, meaning they saw a scary monster, decided to tell the internet about it, and then also decided to type out their own accent...for atmosphere?
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_49d5dd74	type	"Cavemen vs. Astronauts" Debate
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_49d5dd74	comment	She repeatedly slams the reality show Opposite Worlds for trying to frame itself as a scientific study based around a "Cavemen vs. Astronauts" Debate. This fundamentally broke down since not only are the "past" and "future" represented in a very shallow way (for one, they couldn't exactly depict the future that wasn't just a high-tech present), the "past" team lived in utter squalor objectively worse than the "future" team, and nearly all challenges were obstacle courses which could only be won by those in top physical condition, resulting in both an unfairly unstable competition and a completely moot experiment.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_4bc5e1e8	type	Unfortunate Implications
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_4bc5e1e8	comment	Unfortunate Implications: Invoked several times in in her video on The Vampire Diaries. She points out that it was not a good idea to have Caroline's gay father (one of the very few gay characters on the show) inflict a very unsubtle conversion therapy allegory on her. Jenny says it's not exactly progressive that this makes the very much straight Caroline metaphorically gay, and her actually gay father metaphorically homophobic, while also having the only representation of his sexuality be Caroline using it as a zinger against her mother or people just talking about it. She also has several sections on the show's poor handling of race, such as complete lack of critical engagement with Mystic Falls's slaveholding past (like how it might make Bonnie feel to have all these holidays celebrating people who owned her ancestors); the Travelers, who are shown as a Mage Species packed with anti-Romani stereotypes; and how Bonnie was blatantly dis-favored by the writers. She mentions the poor handling of Elena's transformation into a vampire, which should be the culmination of her survivor's guilt trait, feels like it ends up justifying it. Elena lost her parents in a car accident that resulted in her being the only one saved from a drowning car; when the situation repeats with Elena in a drowning car with someone else, she elects to save the other passenger, being brought back as a vampire. Jenny mentions she dislikes this because it feels like the story is justifying survivor's guilt, in that it was indeed a failure of Elena to not have saved her parents or died with them, and this chance of a do-over where she dies to save someone else is how it was supposed to go. Jenny believes the story of Pandora â€“ The World of Avatar can come across as this. While the gist of the story is that humans and Na'vi have settled their differences and now coexist in peace, there are no Na'vi available for meet-and-greets. This is understandable due to how tricky it would be to have ten-foot-tall characters stroll around the park, but still can give off vibes of humans taking control and speaking over the Na'vi (including an image of Na'vi and humans at a groundbreaking ceremony) and selling their culture. What really makes this uncomfortable is how Na'vi are analogous in the movie to Native Americans.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_4e7c4536	type	Wham Line
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_4e7c4536	comment	Wham Line: During her review of Trigger Warning, Jenny pointedly saves discussion of the book's author, William Johnstone, for the end of the review, as the story behind the book's publication is "a doozy". True to her word, she finishes the book and discusses Johnstone's biography, describing him as a genuinely successful and prolific writer since the 70's, having published over 400 books by 2019, 21 coming out in that year alone.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_558ae6f6	type	Moon Logic Puzzle
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_558ae6f6	comment	Moon Logic Puzzle: Discussed regarding the Vampire Diaries videogame. She picked up something that she assumed was an African mask, only for it to have actually been a giant statue that should be used to cross over a trap door. She says she would never have gotten it if she hadn't consulted a walkthrough.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_568b9d5	type	Orphaned Etymology
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_568b9d5	comment	Orphaned Etymology: In "Top 10 Worst Reasons You Hated The Last Jedi", she admits to have been distracted by the fact Rey and Rose —two characters from completely different cultures and planets— both use "snake" as a term of villainy, leading Jenny to wonder if snakes exist in the Star Wars universenote They do, but are rarely called so, and Jenny speculates that the one seen at Dagobah might've just been an alien creature with a different name and if there are cultures who instead refer them with positive connotations. In "This Is DEFINITELY Not A Published Reylo Fanfic Novel", Jenny is taken aback by the generic usage of the term "cliff notes" in the novel and takes it to its logical conclusion: that Clifton Hillegass, the namesake of his company CliffNotes, exists in the Black Moon Rising universe.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_59e5940e	type	AnimalMotif
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_59e5940e	comment	Animal Motif: Jenny very much likes horses and spiders. Her bedroom is decked out in horse merchandise and she's a long-time My Little Pony fan, and she's also a huge fan of spiders, going through several decorative spider reviews on Amazon and traveling to Arizona to purchase a gigantic spider plushie. In the latter video she says she wanted to be an enteomologist as a child because she loved spiders so much. She also tends to get very excited about snakes, owning a snake plushie, perking up whenever a story mentions snakes, pondering whether snakes exist in the Star Wars canon, and selling a T-shirt based on the "There make be snakes" meme stemming from the "Trapped in a island with John Hutchinson" video. She really wants one of those snake racks they have in gift shops, but to date hasn't been able to get one.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_5a4f75a8	type	Esoteric Happy Ending
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_5a4f75a8	comment	Esoteric Happy Endinginvoked: She finds the "Where Are They Now?" Epilogue of Bronies: The Extremely Unexpected Adult Fans of My Little Pony to be unintentionally upsetting. It shows that Lyle, a young brony who spent much of the documentary scared of his very conservative father learning he liked a show for girls, later went to boarding school where he found lots of people to whom he could talk about My Little Pony. However, Jenny thought the resolution to Lyle's story was somewhat ambiguous, and noted how that boarding school has very negative connotations to American fans, so she felt that the ending implied that Lyle was shipped away because his interests were shameful to his family.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_5abc8612	type	Unholy Matrimony
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_5abc8612	comment	Insanity (which —among other things— ends with the self-insert hooking up with and committing murders with him).
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_5bc1ce14	type	Author Vocabulary Calendar
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_5bc1ce14	comment	Author Vocabulary Calendar: Jenny's quick to pick up on oddly-repeated words she finds in the books she reviews. In Troll, she notices how much the author describes the male lead's muscles as "bulging", and in Trigger Warning, she finds amusement with how its protagonist is described merely as "big".
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_5c219298	type	Phony Psychic
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_5c219298	comment	Phony Psychic: In her video on Paranormal Home Inspectors, she reserves a section to discuss this phenomenon based around how the show handles its psychic. Jenny points out that TV psychics in general aren't very interesting to watch because everyone already assumes that they're phony and that it's all rigged, so the hurdles on whether or not they end up compelling is a matter of individual showmanship and acting ability.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_5c2916e5	type	Canon Defilement
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_5c2916e5	comment	Canon Defilementinvoked: In "Is Forces of Destiny good?", she discusses Disney's concern for "brand integrity" and "character integrity," with Disney refusing to put its respected properties in anything that could be considered demeaning or out of character. Jenny finds the practice sensible, but also a killjoy that factored into the doll line's refusal to have new characters or even outfits not already established as canon, hindering its appeal and being a waste of a perfectly good universe to boot (she also digresses to theorize brand integrity as being what killed the more comedic Lord and Miller version of Solo).
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_5cb9b6b2	type	Gag Censor
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_5cb9b6b2	comment	Gag Censor: Does this in Escape from Tomorrow, covering up a scene where a nude woman is awkwardly projected over Soarin with some text blocks:
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_5fb8deab	type	Compassionate Critic
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_5fb8deab	comment	Compassionate Critic: Jenny's video essay style usually hinges around being this. She's quick and direct to call out problems in whatever she talks about, but she also has no qualms in admitting anything she sincerely enjoys or respects, which is why she generally avoids using "So Bad, It's Good"invoked as a descriptor, as stuff she enjoys and stuff she thinks are good aren't mutually exclusive. Even when talking about things she genuinely dislikes and thinks are failures, her condemnation has less to do with rage of their incompetence and more disappointment that they squandered their potential so badly, often providing suggestions for how things actually could have worked.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_61814b8f	type	Jukebox Musical
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_61814b8f	comment	Jukebox Musical: The plays discussed in "The Church Play Cinematic Universe" all have songs in them; usually they're just pre-existing pop songs, sometimes with edited lyrics to appeal to the sensibilities of the audience watching them.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_6293c185	type	Sequel Hook
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_6293c185	comment	Sequel Hook: At the end of her video on Insanity, after being enamored with the ending cliffhanger featuring Jeff the Killer and Naomi arriving at a mansion inhabited by all sorts of characters of famous Creepypasta, Jenny demands to know what happens after it... and then pulls out a copy of the fanfic's direct sequel, Welcome to the Mansion.note Unfortunately, Jenny later announced that she would not be reviewing the book due to the harassment made towards its author after her video was made.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_62f2a08	type	Unintentional Uncanny Valley
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_62f2a08	comment	Unintentional Uncanny Valley: Invoked in her video on Dear Evan Hansen, which is her main criticism of the costuming—she describes the heavy makeup used in an attempt to make Ben Platt look a teenager as exactly this.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_63557923	type	Death World
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_63557923	comment	"If Rey is a Skywalker" fully deconstructs the now-jossed "Rey is Luke's daughter" theory by calling out how no matter how you slice it, there is no valid excuse or sensible plan to justify Luke dumping Rey off alone at a young age on Jakku.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_6627695f	type	Author Appeal
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_6627695f	comment	Author Appeal: Jenny notes the many times in Trigger Warning that characters and the narrator mention how "big" the protagonist is.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_67792344	type	Grievous Bottley Harm
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_67792344	comment	Jenny also is more startled that Randy caused Grievous Bottley Harm on Jeff the Killer with a vodka bottle he seemingly found at an eight-year-old's birthday party than the fact that they are having a violent fight in the child's backyard to begin with.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_67c30747	type	Fetish Retardant
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_67c30747	comment	Fetish Retardantinvoked: She describes the many sex scenes in Fifty Shades Freed as "grotesque," to a point where "it just starts to feel like meat. You're just looking at meat, like you forget that it's attached to humans." In "I did it. I found the Worst Book.", a lampooning of a self-published romance novel called Troll, Jenny's repeatedly turned off by the very creepy and dubious behavior of the male lead, as well as the use of the word "tummy" in a sexual context.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_6b12722e	type	They Wasted a Perfectly Good Plot
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_6b12722e	comment	They Wasted a Perfectly Good Plotinvoked: Jenny is especially disappointed by Tomorrowland due to the rich storytelling potential of the original Disneyland attractions that the film functionally discards after the first 10 minutes. In her video of Star Wars: Forces of Destiny (primarily the doll line, not the webisodes used to promote them), Jenny finds there's nothing inherently bad about a Star Wars-themed doll line targeted for girls, but is greatly marred by a lack of creativity and foresight about what its audience wants. She admits by the end of the video she actually wants the line to succeed, and suggests several ways it could be improved.invoked In her video on Escape from Tomorrow, Jenny notices that writer/director Randy Moore in several interviews inadvertently draws a parallel of his disillusioned relationship to Disney World to that of his divorced father, a concept she thinks could've been very interesting had he decided to focus on that instead of the confused and padded-out plot it went with. She even argues it could've keep the supernatural horror elementsinvoked. While she's unimpressed with the somewhat moot ethical debate in Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom of "Should man-made dinosaurs have the same rights as endangered species and should we save them?", Jenny sees a lot of potential groundwork with the discussion of cloning (especially regarding Maisie) for the movie to have instead been about "Is life precious and worth saving even when you can just make copies of things whenever we want?", and comes up with an idea for a plot with this debate in mind. She's of the camp that wishes that Solo remained a screwball comedyinvoked, and spends a lot of her review of the movie identifying odd script anomalies that were clearly setup for jokes or zany ideas, but were squandered in order to make it more dramatic. She ultimately enjoyed Pandora â€“ The World of Avatar for what it was, but she also agreed that for the entire premise of Disney making a theme park that could occupy Animal Kingdom and compete with the franchise-based popularity of The Wizarding World of Harry Potter, Avatar was a very odd choice. Her alternate suggestion? PokÃ©mon. In her video on Frozen II, while she generally likes the film, she sums up the story as having "a lot of really good bones, but unfortunately no skeletons," calling attention to the film's lack of interest in capitalizing on its newly-introduced story elements and potential for franchise building, resulting in a greatly unfocused plot. Once again, she spends a good chunk of the video sharing what she would've done and suggesting where it could've gone instead. Her The Rise of Skywalker review criticizes the movie for (among other things) failing to really deal with some of the themes it brings up, like Rey's struggle with her darker impulses and desire for a found family, Kylo Ren's journey of redemption, or Finn wanting a relationship and being Force sensitive, instead just rushing through them to get to empty action scenes. She sums up her review by saying that she feels like she was handed a bullet-pointed list of plot beats in lieu of a movie. In "THE Vampire Diaries Video", she ends up splitting this into two segments: "The Elena Problem" has her discuss one of her biggest issues of the show, that being how it had no grip of what to do Character Development-wise with Elena — the protagonist — despite having plenty of material to work with. In her exploration of Elena's basic setup (a girl who "used to be fun" trying to recover from the loss of her loved ones while dealing with increasingly supernatural happenings), Jenny finds five lengthy potential routes for her to be developed with that the series failed to take, resulting in her ending the show undefined and unevolved. "The Bonnie Problem" followed once Elena was Put on a Bus, ascending Bonnie (Elena's best friend and longtime supporting character) to protagonist status. While she overall found Bonnie to be more fun, Jenny notes how the series remained uninterested in committing her into any lasting or significant relationships, or merely teasing her and Damon but insisting that the two were still "just friends". Jenny also sees lost potential using a Bonnie/Damon romance to explore the philosophies of vampire lovelifes, what with the differences in lifespans and inferred moving-on when a lover eventually dies (or Put on a Bus). Near the end of the video, she also highlights a few miscellaneous missed opportunites she personally wanted to see happen: among them are committing to make Arcadius the actual Devil instead of just like the Devil, and/or even giving him a redemption arc (since the sheer audacity of making The Devil the final villain is what makes it work), doing more crossovers and transplants with other related source material, like the works of L. J. Smith to Dracula.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_6b1c837b	comment	Only One Female Mold: In her Star Wars: Forces of Destiny video, Jenny finds it "literally insane" that for a doll line, 3/4ths of its initial lineup (Jyn Erso, Rey, Leia) are white girls with brown hair, which she assures us would all look identical to a child who can't identify nuances in design. She also points out the wasted potential in a post-Monster High world where invokedunorthodox and plentifully unique character designs have been more accepted by children that Forces of Destiny has no characters of alien species, preexisting or original.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_6c3c8acf	type	Franchise Original Sin
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_6c3c8acf	comment	Franchise Original Sininvoked: Discussed briefly in her Dear Evan Hansen review, where she touches upon some often-mentioned flaws that are exclusive to the film, but also mentions that several big issues people believe were new problems with the adaptation really were there with the stage musical all along.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_6d7cd3e	comment	Dead Person Impersonation: The last section of her video on Trigger Warning (a novel released in 2018) discusses how its credited author, William W. Johnstone, has been dead since 2004. Jenny unpacks how his estate, most notably his niece, Jo Johnstone, appears to have been using his identity to write and publish majority of his supposed bibliography.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_6ec989d8	type	Guide Dang It!
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_6ec989d8	comment	In terms of the highly-touted roleplaying and overarching plotlines, Jenny highlights that the park didn't have a firm grasp on how structured it was meant to be for guests, flip-flopping between being too open-ended (confusing newcomers who didn't know how to progressinvoked) or too simplified (boring them with Railroading). Their pursuit of more prestige elements such as "epics" (bigger story arrangements for larger groups) and continually-maintained continuity additionally sandwiched guests with conflicts of agency (making stories for the overall group experience dampened the influence of the individual participants) and Continuity Lockout (some quests requiring "gold" to join poses a challenge for newcomers who have none and may struggle to find any from other quest-givers).
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_6f059863	type	Oddly Small Organization
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_6f059863	comment	Oddly Small Organization: In "25 Knights of Ren Theories", she jokes in one theory that as a mysterious plural entity, it would be funny if the "Knights of Ren" only had the barest minimum of two members.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_6f679180	type	Reclusive Artist
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_6f679180	comment	Reclusive Artistinvoked: Jenny's analysis on Trigger Warning points out how beyond its credited author (who has been dead for over a decade before the novel's publication), its actual writer appears to have been a woman under a gender-ambiguous pen name, a fact which seems to be deliberately obfuscated at every opportunity. Given the novel's material and demographic, Jenny speculates this secrecy may have been done for her own safety.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_7286e96d	type	Idiot Ball
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_7286e96d	comment	Idiot Ball: While reviewing Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, Jenny points out several uses of this. Although the characters in the "Christmas Prince" movies appear to be juggling a whole set of Idiot Balls between them, Jenny is gobsmacked that the royal family would merely hide a file full of paperwork proving that the title character was adopted, "instead of keeping it in...the fire." She is later equally confused that they hid the royal decree declaring that adopted children can succeed to the throne inside an ornament instead of making it publicly.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_754df088	comment	"The Bonnie Problem" followed once Elena was Put on a Bus, ascending Bonnie (Elena's best friend and longtime supporting character) to protagonist status. While she overall found Bonnie to be more fun, Jenny notes how the series remained uninterested in committing her into any lasting or significant relationships, or merely teasing her and Damon but insisting that the two were still "just friends". Jenny also sees lost potential using a Bonnie/Damon romance to explore the philosophies of vampire lovelifes, what with the differences in lifespans and inferred moving-on when a lover eventually dies (or Put on a Bus).
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_76b4b7dd	type	The Comically Serious
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_76b4b7dd	comment	The Comically Serious: She generally keeps to a neutral, deadpan voice with little emoting regardless of what she's saying, which makes her constant snarking even funnier.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_77ed6b7d	type	Troubling Unchildlike Behavior
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_77ed6b7d	comment	Troubling Unchildlike Behavior: Regarding "Insanity: A Jeff the Killer Fanfiction", while Jenny is ultimately accepting of children indulging themselves in writing whatever they think is cool, she is pretty disturbed by how this particular fanfic features a surprising amount of graphic violence and murder, some of which is done by the self-insert character.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_7815ba15	type	N-Word Privileges
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_7815ba15	comment	N-Word Privileges: Analyzed in her video about Dear Evan Hansen. The play had some homophobic jokes where Jared made comments about how the picture of Evan and Connor's friendship the former tries to paint really makes it sound like they were gay lovers. The movie adaptation seemed to realize that those jokes might not go over well with a broader audience, but instead of removing the jokes, they simply made Jared, the source of those jokes, gay. She argues that this was an attempt to make the gay jokes toothless by coming from a gay man, but that it doesn't really make them any less offensive.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_792b66e2	type	Periphery Demographic
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_792b66e2	comment	Periphery Demographicinvoked: "The Last Bronycon: a fandom autopsy" discusses at great length what is arguably the biggest instance of this: bronies for My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic. Throughout it, Jenny examines how they came to be, how they caught momentum, their legacies left behind (for better and for worse) in the show and cultures they were part of, to their eventual decline.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_7c63d3de	type	Questionable Casting
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_7c63d3de	comment	Questionable Castinginvoked: She goes hard into this during her Dear Evan Hansen video regarding the infamous reprisal of Ben Platt. She notes that Platt is a talented singer and stage actor, but none of his strengths or performance idiosyncrasies translate well into a grounded, realistic medium like film, the most prominent failing being how he simply can't pass for a teenager and looks unnatural as a result. Jenny also points out how the film and Platt's casting was effectively a case of nepotism as it was produced by his father, with a claim that had Ben not been cast, the movie wouldn't have been made, which Jenny sees as less of an excuse and more of just the whole project setting itself up for failure. It's also discussed during "The Church Play Cinematic Universe"; she occasionally comments on the odd choice of characters picked to represent Jesus Christ in each play, often solely on the basis that they're the main character (with Captain Jack Sparrow and Tony Stark being stand-outs).
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_7daa1dfc	type	They Wasted a Perfectly Good Character
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_7daa1dfc	comment	They Wasted a Perfectly Good Characterinvoked: In her video on Dear Evan Hansen, she says that the movie's Adaptational Heroism to make the characters more sympathetic actually just makes them less interesting, while also not really making them more sympathetic. For instance, dropping the plotline where Jared attempts to write himself into the Evan and Connor narrative makes him pointless except for some bad jokes, while having Evan be pressured into doing things that he actively chooses to do in the stage show means he has effectively no agency in a movie named after him.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_7e1184d8	type	Suspect Is Hatless
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_7e1184d8	comment	Suspect Is Hatless: Notes while reviewing Paranormal Home Inspectors that the medium's constant readings of difficulty breathing is of limited use as a manifestation when looking for reasons for a haunting, given that the reasons for it showing up include drowning, hanging, strangulation, trauma to the head or chest, being buried alive, most terminal illnesses, and being unable to breathe due to being deadnote She missed what in retrospect is the most likely Doylist reason, "the medium has lung cancer"..
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_7e22477f	type	Breakout Villain
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_7e22477f	comment	Breakout Villain: invokedIn her video on The Vampire Diaries (where she cites the villains as being her favorite part of the show), she discusses a particularity of the trope in what she calls a "My Little Pony solution" in how some franchises make their villains so likeable that rather than having them killed off once their arc ended, they merely have them "defeated," opening a possibility for them to stick around in the future, sometimes to reform and join the good guys.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_816a4e80	type	Star Wars (Franchise)
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_816a4e80	comment	In her video on Black Moon Rising, Jenny genuinely compliments the climax of the novel for being much better-paced and exciting than everything preceding it, thinking the author had a lot of potential that was marred by her requiring to re-explain the Star Wars universe in order to justify her not-fanfic.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_8797239c	type	Bait-and-Switch
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_8797239c	comment	Bait-and-Switch: In her video on Escape from Tomorrow, she mentions that the movie has been criticized for misogyny and says that she thinks itâ€™s actually really progressive how many of the prominent roles are women, then lists all of their roles in detail, making it increasingly clear how lazy, uncomfortable and downright creepy the depiction of the female characters is. In "15 Very Dumb Things in Fantastic Beasts 2"; after not mentioning Johnny Depp's casting controversy through the entire video, she gives us this in The Stinger:
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_89909a87	type	Well, This Is Not That Trope
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_89909a87	comment	Well, This Is Not That Trope: During the Incredibles 2 review, Jenny mentions that she spends most of her videos just harping about themes...and this video will be one of those videos.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_8a6423b6	type	Cosplay
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_8a6423b6	comment	Cosplay: Jenny often dresses up as something relevant for whatever she's talking about, like as a witch for her video on magic, as a nondescript superhero (with a Wonder Woman-style tiara made out of masking tape) when reviewing Justice League (2017), or wearing a casual Adventurer Outfit for her video on Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom. Her video on A Christmas Prince features a dead-on recreation of one of the protagonist's outfits in the sequel.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_8d0785d5	type	Didn't Think This Through
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_8d0785d5	comment	Didn't Think This Through: "Suicide Squad Sales Pitch" thoroughly deconstructs the entire basis of the movie through a hypothetical conversation between Amanda Waller and the unnamed person she's pitching the titular squad to, resulting in this at the end: "If Rey is a Skywalker" fully deconstructs the now-jossed "Rey is Luke's daughter" theory by calling out how no matter how you slice it, there is no valid excuse or sensible plan to justify Luke dumping Rey off alone at a young age on Jakku. "Elsa Has It All Figured Out" does the same thing between Elsa and Anna, deconstructing Elsa's decision to have kept her ice powers secret as well as her self-exile after she froze her entire kingdom. Unlike the previous two examples, her properly thinking things out would be an awesome thing. She points out in her video on Paranormal Home Inspectors that the show's high concept — a ghost-hunting show that debunks hauntings with mundane explanations — sounds exciting... until you realize that it doesn't actually lend itself to compelling entertainment. Her review of Disney's Pandora points out the disconnect of the lore (that the Alpha Centauri Expeditions company are cohabiting with the Na'vi) and that there are no Na'vi walking around their own homeworld. In her The Vampire Diaries video, Jenny is agog that the town council's plan to suss out who the vampires are involves holding a party during the daytime and investigate whoever doesn't come—and they hold the party at one of their houses. That is to say, their plan includes inviting as many people as possible into a council member's home, when they're dealing with creatures against whom Must Be Invited is one of the few reliable protections. And they do, in fact, end up personally inviting Damon (a vampire) in. (To be fair, they don't know that daywalking rings are a thing, but they also don't know they're not a thing.) In her review of Dear Evan Hansen, she questions the students taking out their phones to film Evan flubbing his tribute speech to Connor, wondering how they could've expected anyone to find it funny that a boy couldn't make it through a speech about his only friend committing suicide. note Connor wasn't really his friend, but the students in the audience didn't know it at the time. Her video on Evermore Park explains this to be a recurring problem with the theme park, both with individual concepts and much broader fundamentals. The idea of an open-world theme park heavily built around role-playing and immersion within the fantasy world and its characters sounds exciting on paper, but combined with logistical and financial issues leaving the potential significantly unreachedinvoked, there was so many major oversights in safety (both for visitors and cast members) and overall infrastructural integrity that the concept turned into an intense liability with ever-increasing tolls. The whole LARP aspect sounds charming in concept, but only if one considers that everyone involved would be on their absolute best behavior. Jenny notes how despite it being a core draw, very little care was taken in moderating or setting up guidelines to ensure that the roleplay would be respectful and within the lines of consent, which ended up creating an environment that was unsafe for cast members as they had to deal with potentially rowdy roleplayers, emotionally taxing stories, and unhealthy parasocial relationships for the sake of immersion, and whereas other theme parks with roaming cast members tend to be structured and scripted in ways to handle visitor exchanges more easily, Evermore pointedly lacked such structure. Jenny additionally notes that even a cursory Google search will net you millions of commonly-held standards held by LARP communities to prevent these issues from happening, so the lack of care from a corporate-run theme park towards the mental and physical well-being of its participants is an especially bad look. In terms of the highly-touted roleplaying and overarching plotlines, Jenny highlights that the park didn't have a firm grasp on how structured it was meant to be for guests, flip-flopping between being too open-ended (confusing newcomers who didn't know how to progressinvoked) or too simplified (boring them with Railroading). Their pursuit of more prestige elements such as "epics" (bigger story arrangements for larger groups) and continually-maintained continuity additionally sandwiched guests with conflicts of agency (making stories for the overall group experience dampened the influence of the individual participants) and Continuity Lockout (some quests requiring "gold" to join poses a challenge for newcomers who have none and may struggle to find any from other quest-givers). She points out that park management didn't appear to have considered how strongly a particular story event, in which cast members would suddenly panic and urge guests to flee because someone dangerous is coming, evokes a mass shooting. Moreover, she adds that the in-universe Foreshadowing for this beat, which would have made clearer that it is just a story, is spread out over several days, but most people only come for a day or two and so would never see it. Later in the same video, Jenny finds it ridiculous that Evermore decided to file a lawsuit against Taylor Swift for allegedly infringing on their brand with her album Evermore, even though they had illegally been using Swift's songs in the park—as if that wasn't going to immediately shoot their case in the metaphorical foot? Swift's record management company had heretofore played nice regarding the unauthorized dwarf band covers, but immediately filed suit about it when Evermore couldn't be induced to back off. Both sides dropped their lawsuits eventually, but the whole thing cost Evermore a lot of money and public goodwill that it could ill afford to lose.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_8f0c88f	comment	Invincible Villain: Discussed as one of the reasons she doesn't like Thanos. Because he has such nebulously-defined "powers" and thus no Logical Weaknesses that could be used to outsmart him, he's essentially as powerful and unstoppable as the plot demands it, and Avengers: Infinity War really demanded it.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_9400b3b5	comment	In "I did it. I found the Worst Book.", a lampooning of a self-published romance novel called Troll, Jenny's repeatedly turned off by the very creepy and dubious behavior of the male lead, as well as the use of the word "tummy" in a sexual context.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_94680696	type	Shaped Like Itself
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_94680696	comment	Shaped Like Itself: In the "Real Magic" video she's a bit confused that the spell for "something relaxing like a bath" involves taking a bath.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_9c4003a1	type	One True Love
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_9c4003a1	comment	One True Love: She discusses the topic briefly in the Vampire Diaries movie. She mentions how this is common in media aimed at teenagers because teenagers have a very limited and romanticized view of love, that you are only allowed to love one person your whole life, meet them in high school, and have never loved anyone before or after them even if they're dead. She mentions this is probably why Damien was not allowed to date anyone, especially not Bonnie, after Elena was written off the show, even if they'd serve the exact role as an Escapist Character for the audience to project on.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_9d12bbc1	type	Foreshadowing
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_9d12bbc1	comment	She points out that park management didn't appear to have considered how strongly a particular story event, in which cast members would suddenly panic and urge guests to flee because someone dangerous is coming, evokes a mass shooting. Moreover, she adds that the in-universe Foreshadowing for this beat, which would have made clearer that it is just a story, is spread out over several days, but most people only come for a day or two and so would never see it.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_9f80e1da	type	Sarcasm Mode
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_9f80e1da	comment	Sarcasm Mode: Jenny is very fond of deadpan humor, frequently making the transition between sincere commentary and insane hilarity seamless. An example from "Fifty Shades Darker Script Doctor", where she pinpoints faults and offers small changes she would make to the movie to improve them: At the end of her review of Trigger Warning, an absolutely terrible and very right-wing action thriller which Jenny works out has been written by the niece of its nominal but deceased-since-2004 author, Jenny notes that the book's author is less versatile and less exploratory as a writer than her late uncle:
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_9fc04a54	type	Have I Mentioned I Am Heterosexual Today?
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_9fc04a54	comment	Have I Mentioned I Am Heterosexual Today?invoked: "The Last Bronycon: a fandom autopsy" detailed this as one of the nastier sides of bronies becoming more of a thing. With the increased attention towards adult male fans of a show primarily marketed towards little girls, many of them felt the need to reassert their (heteronormative) masculinity, in part by constantly and vehemently denying they were gay, which after many years ended up developing into a rhetoric that being gay is the worst possible thing that could happen to them. That being said, she also noted her amusement that despite the idea still being around in the online fandom, the actual last con was so overwhelmingly crowded with gay fans (and fans in fursuits which she insists are almost all gay) that nobody even made the attempt.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_a3c0d670	comment	Evil Chancellor: She jokes that Evermore Park's public relations manager must be one of those "weaselly" chief advisers who always wears black and purple because of how bad the advertising is (not on the more popular platforms, inaccurate images, website not finished, onslaught of angry Taylor Swift fans after lawsuit debacle, etc).
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_a7faec8e	comment	Also in THE Vampire Diaries Video, there will occasionally be a Written Sound Effect for certain actions, like the grunts the brothers make when they hug (ungh), or when Jenny places her hand on her chest (thump).
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_a8369e22	type	The Un-Twist
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_a8369e22	comment	The Un-Twistinvoked: In her review of Joker (2019), Jenny says she wasn't surprised by The Reveal that the main character's supposed romance with his neighbor was imaginary, and jokes that "every woman in that theatre knew" because going to see someone do standup comedy as an open mic requires years of goodwill and isn't first date material.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_aa42306e	type	Totally Radical
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_aa42306e	comment	Totally Radical: One of her favorite things about Beastly is its incredibly tacky dialogue. On top of making conversations awkward and as subtle as a flying anvil, since everyone speaks like "the writer's version of 'cool person,'" it makes every character sound interchangeable, making interactions devoid of chemistry.invoked
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_abad35b4	comment	Soundtrack Dissonance: In her video on Beastly and when discussing its licensed video game, she brings up how likely due to soundtrack licensing issues, the film's footage used is instead scored with one of three royalty-free tracks, none of which fit at all and makes the scenes hilarious to watch. This culminates in her mention of the film's original ending used in the game where Kyle is shot, scored with goofy pop jazz sitcom musicnote Tragically, she admits through a caption she edited this particular momentinvoked.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_ad4a45be	comment	Near the end of the video, she also highlights a few miscellaneous missed opportunites she personally wanted to see happen: among them are committing to make Arcadius the actual Devil instead of just like the Devil, and/or even giving him a redemption arc (since the sheer audacity of making The Devil the final villain is what makes it work), doing more crossovers and transplants with other related source material, like the works of L. J. Smith to Dracula.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_ae3d6438	comment	Although the characters in the "Christmas Prince" movies appear to be juggling a whole set of Idiot Balls between them, Jenny is gobsmacked that the royal family would merely hide a file full of paperwork proving that the title character was adopted, "instead of keeping it in...the fire." She is later equally confused that they hid the royal decree declaring that adopted children can succeed to the throne inside an ornament instead of making it publicly.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_af410835	type	Actually a Good Idea
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_af410835	comment	Actually a Good Ideainvoked: In her video on Black Moon Rising, Jenny genuinely compliments the climax of the novel for being much better-paced and exciting than everything preceding it, thinking the author had a lot of potential that was marred by her requiring to re-explain the Star Wars universe in order to justify her not-fanfic. While her opinion of the Dear Evan Hansen movie is overall low, she says that "Sincerely, Me" is actually a really good song with fun choreography and interesting editing, and that had the movie leaned into the black-comedy tone and the more straightforwardly self-serving and manipulative aspects of Evan the song shows, it would've been much better.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_b01abe4f	type	Catchphrase
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_b01abe4f	comment	Catchphrase: Jenny tends to begin her videos with "So..." When she makes long videos wherein she discusses certain aspects of whatever she's reviewing she'll say "So I've made a numbered list" and variations thereof. "It's so subtle, but it's there", often said about something that is decidedly not very subtle.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_b06bbf4b	type	Be Careful What You Wish For
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_b06bbf4b	comment	Be Careful What You Wish For: In her "Fantastic Beasts 2" video, Jenny explains that she feels like her wish for JK Rowling to write more, and the fandom at large's wish for more diverse characters, have been answered in a monkey's paw kind of way. The story includes, among others, a biracial woman that is killed off, a black woman that is hypnotized, kidnapped, raped and then commits suicide, an Asian woman that becomes Voldemort's most loyal companion and literal pet, and a Jewish woman that joins the Nazi-coded enemy faction. In her review of The Rise of Skywalker, she jokingly laments about her sarcastic suggestions in earlier videos that while Rey shouldn't be related to anyone, it would be funniest if she were related to Emperor Palpatine because of how stupid it would be. When that exact thing ended up happening, she didn't enjoy it very much.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_b47d95be	type	No OSHA Compliance
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_b47d95be	comment	No OSHA Compliance: Her video on the reality game show Opposite Worlds is filled to the brim with this, not just featuring the "past" team living in miserable conditions over the course of the series, but clearly-untested challenges that resulted in countless contestant injuries, some severe. How bad was it? In the very first episode, during a "push each other off a platform" challenge, the safety cushions were so poorly positioned that when one of the contestants were predictably tackled off, he completely missed and broke his leg in two places. While she says the pyrotechnic effects used by some of the Evermore characters are cool, she criticizes the fact that they apparently keep the components on them at all times and don't have pyrotechnics licenses (different states have different rules, but generally it's a good idea to have one). Jenny points out that always carrying objects meant to make dramatic fireballs, as opposed to getting them only for specific setpieces, increases the chance of injury to both performers and guests (and, indeed, at least one actress is on record as having accidentally set her own costume on fire).
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_b593baf1	type	Author Filibuster
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_b593baf1	comment	Author Filibuster: Her review of Trigger Warning notes many times how the entire book is one long diatribe against liberals, anti-gun advocates, antifa and the academic community in general.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_b68e8efe	type	Neutral in Name Only
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_b68e8efe	comment	Neutral in Name Only: In "I read the terrible Episode IX pitch where Rey is a robot", one of the criticisms Jenny has against the treatment is how the "neutral" alien race very much sides with the heroes, to the point of joining together to fight the bad guys for their neutrality.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_b707726f	comment	Hypocritical Humor: Lampshaded in her Opposite Worlds video, where she finds it funny that one contestant's career is listed as "Professional Gamer," but acknowledges that it's not much sillier than her own career as a YouTuber.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_b9d11ad6	type	Self-Insert Fic
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_b9d11ad6	comment	Self-Insert Fic: Several of Jenny's videos have her cover and riff on these. Trapped in a Island with Josh Hutcherson has an especially bizarre case. It follows a thinly-veiled self-insert named Kate meeting Josh Hutcherson, but the third act introduces Kaitlin, a more direct second self-insert who is not only portrayed as the gorgeous romantic rival and villain, but ends up the winner of the romantic conflict, with the story completely turning on Kate, the original self-insert and protagonist. Insanity (which —among other things— ends with the self-insert hooking up with and committing murders with him).
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_bd5e8cd9	type	Urban Fantasy
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_bd5e8cd9	comment	Urban Fantasy: Jenny slams Beastly for doing this poorly. She acknowledges that modernized fairy tales are a thing and can be interesting, but the modernization of Beauty and the Beast is inconsistent in a way where the rules for the Willing Suspension of Disbelief make no sense, taking place in a normal New York high school, but inexplicably featuring a real witch and magic that nobody seems to question or properly acknowledge. The witch is even a student at the school while casually living in a normal apartment.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_c09dbbbb	type	Weaksauce Weakness
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_c09dbbbb	comment	Weaksauce Weakness: In her video informing viewers about Pennywise she ends with:
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_c335b9ec	type	Irony
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_c335b9ec	comment	Irony: In her "The Last Bronycon" video, she remarks on bronies treating her and other female fans like "fake fans" who only got into the show for attention, despite her having been a fan of the My Little Pony franchise years before the brony fandom existed.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_c37a7e2b	type	No Yay
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_c37a7e2b	comment	No Yay: invoked She has many issues with the romance between Evan and Zoe in Dear Evan Hansen, to the point she says that if she could change one thing, she would cut out Evan having a crush on her. While she argues that having Zoe crushing on him would add a layer of compelling drama to the Snowball Lie Evan finds himself in, Evan returning the favor adds vaguely predatory manipulation that only makes him more unsympathetic, since he's using the lies he tells Zoe — that her dead brother loved her very much despite their surface animosity — as a means to feel loved in return, knowing full well that she's in an emotionally complicated state of grief. Worse, Jenny says that the examples of him relaying the nice things her brother supposedly said about her — disguising the nice things he himself admires of her as her crush — still sound like things someone who has a crush on her would think, retroactively adding a layer of Incest Subtext to a relationship that was fraught at best and semi-abusive at worst.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_c3fbac64	type	Bestiality Is Depraved
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_c3fbac64	comment	Bestiality Is Depraved: Played for Black Comedy in "Westworld Sales Pitch". After the executive pitching Westworld says that they're using robots instead of actors because guests want to have sex with the robots, the investor backtracks in a moment of sudden horror and asks why all the horses are robots too. The Westworld executive quickly clarifies that the horses are robots to prevent riding accidents.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_c9a4160b	type	Comic Sutra
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_c9a4160b	comment	Comic Sutra: During "This Is DEFINITELY Not A Published Reylo Fanfic Novel", Jenny consciously skips over the various sex scenes, with the closest she gets to describing one being a brief mention halfway through the book.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_cb957409	type	Good Is Boring
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_cb957409	comment	Good Is Boring: In "THE Vampire Diaries Video", after introducing Stefan as "the good boy vampire" in the good guy/bad boy dynamic the series' Love Triangle hinges around, Jenny immediately rips into how boring he is, lacking the nuance or drama of his more entertaining brother, Damon (who would naturally become a fan-favorite and the eventual victor). However, Jenny later emphasizes that he's still a good, supportive guy, managing to be charismatic and likeable despite how bland he is. As she argues, "Damon is the guy you want to watch a TV show about, but Stefan is the guy you would actually want to date."
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_cbe3d017	type	Damned by Faint Praise
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_cbe3d017	comment	Damned by Faint Praise: From her ranking of all the The Land Before Time movies:
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_ccdd6905	type	Epileptic Trees
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_ccdd6905	comment	Epileptic Treesinvoked: "25 Knights of Ren Theories" has Jenny share a bunch of crazy fan theories regarding the Knights of Ren, all based on incredibly minute concrete info about them. In "The Grim Dystopia of A Christmas Prince", Jenny gets a ton of mileage out of interpreting the film and its sequel, taking various elements throughout as evidence that — among other things — the series takes place in a Crapsaccharine Alternate Universe stuck in a time loop where it's always Christmas.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_cdd835ce	type	Dude, Not Funny!
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_cdd835ce	comment	Dude, Not Funny!: Although most of the fanfictions and bad novel readings are done comedically, there have been a few times where Jenny had to stop and point out that the material was pretty disturbing and probably shouldn't be joked about. In her Jeff the Killer fanfiction reading where the author's Self-Insert has no reaction to the murder of her parents and then goes off to join other Creepypasta monsters like Slenderman, something she compares to the motivations of the girls in the real life Slenderman stabbings. In her reading of Trigger Warning, she stops to point out how terribly the author seems to misinterpret the tragic life of Audie Murphy, ignoring his horrible struggle with PTSD and instead focusing on his military background. More joked about in her Beastly review, when Kyle begs Lindy not to open his letter to her as she takes the train back to see her recently-overdosed father. It's supposed to be a Love Letter, but based on his understated acting, Jenny theorizes that it was actually a draft of a standup routine with a lot of drug addict jokes that would just hit way too close to home for her.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_ce515b47	type	Musical World Hypotheses
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_ce515b47	comment	Musical World Hypotheses: During her Dear Evan Hansen review, she gets a ton of mileage out of the movie messing these up for the "Words Fail" number. Evan is singing out his heart out as he confesses to the Murphys of the lie he pushed, but the Murphys themselves react solely through normal spoken word, unintentionally framing Evan's singing as being diagetic. Combined with how the Murphys are reacting to him with shock and bewilderment, this accidentally transforms the scene into absurd Cringe Comedy where Evan appears to be literally singing his BSoD Song out of nowhere to a grieving family.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_d14ed2c9	type	WTH, Costuming Department?
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_d14ed2c9	comment	WTH, Costuming Department?invoked: Partway into her review of Fifty Shades Freed, Jenny takes a moment to digress about Ana's distractingly unflattering lipstick, which she describes as being applied in a way that it makes Ana's lips resemble a narrow football. Naturally, Jenny incorporates this as part of her cosplay during the video itself.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_d1c3f8dd	type	Sexy Whatever Outfit
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_d1c3f8dd	comment	Sexy Whatever Outfit: Jenny in "The Halloween Costumes Nobody Wanted" reviews several clearance Halloween costumes, and she predictably comes across a few of these. She's surprisingly enamored with the Purple People Eater and "scandalous" penguin costumes (finding the former like a rave outfit and the latter an adorable "good execution of a poor concept"), but is unnerved by the tween-sized "sexy" teddy bear costume and the "sexy" Johnny Depp!Tonto outfit.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_d279dcf8	type	Serial Numbers Filed Off
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_d279dcf8	comment	Serial Numbers Filed Offinvoked: Throughout her video on the self-published novel "Black Moon Rising", she addresses that the book is essentially a novel-length Rey/Kylo Ren fanfic taking place in the Star Wars universe in everything but name.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_d394829d	type	Frivolous Lawsuit
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_d394829d	comment	Later in the same video, Jenny finds it ridiculous that Evermore decided to file a lawsuit against Taylor Swift for allegedly infringing on their brand with her album Evermore, even though they had illegally been using Swift's songs in the park—as if that wasn't going to immediately shoot their case in the metaphorical foot? Swift's record management company had heretofore played nice regarding the unauthorized dwarf band covers, but immediately filed suit about it when Evermore couldn't be induced to back off. Both sides dropped their lawsuits eventually, but the whole thing cost Evermore a lot of money and public goodwill that it could ill afford to lose.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_d4871dd	comment	More joked about in her Beastly review, when Kyle begs Lindy not to open his letter to her as she takes the train back to see her recently-overdosed father. It's supposed to be a Love Letter, but based on his understated acting, Jenny theorizes that it was actually a draft of a standup routine with a lot of drug addict jokes that would just hit way too close to home for her.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_d52d28b6	type	Hypocrite
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_d52d28b6	comment	Hypocrite: She points out the hypocrisy in Insanity about how Mallory is the preppy villain who looks down on the Emo Teen protagonist and that's a bad thing, but our protagonists frequently mock the bully Troy for his weight and it's supposed to be funny.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_d8e0e9f7	type	Daddy Had a Good Reason for Abandoning You
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_d8e0e9f7	comment	Daddy Had a Good Reason for Abandoning You: "If Rey is a Skywalker" (a video released way before The Last Jedi) portrays Luke Skywalker and Rey after the events of The Force Awakens, playing up a hypothetical conversation based on the popular fan theory that Luke was Rey's father. Luke starts off with this trope to explain why he left Rey on Jakku, but she doesn't buy it and calls out all the holes in his poor judgement (as well as all the flaws in the theory).
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_da1c8191	type	Writers Cannot Do Math
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_da1c8191	comment	Writers Cannot Do Math: One of her criticisms of Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom is that if you actually run the numbers on the "auction the dinosaurs" scheme, the villain is losing money. 28 million might sound like a big number, but for a billion-dollar company doing highly advanced genetic engineering, accepting such a sum for its newest, most cutting-edge prototype is a ridiculous lowball.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_dbc93276	type	This Is Going to Be Huge
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_dbc93276	comment	This Is Going to Be Huge: She's repeatedly amused by the fact that Beastly clearly wanted to be a phenomenon on par with The Twilight Saga, then ended up with a mediocre performance at best. During The Stinger, she claims still finding tons of unsold Beastly merchandise at Toys "R" Us, theorizing they might still be around even after they shut down in the US.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_dc579c91	type	Contrived Coincidence
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_dc579c91	comment	Contrived Coincidence: While reviewing Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald comments on the unlikelihood of two famous wizarding families traveling to America with a baby on the same boat at the same time by complete coincidence.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_dff5d1c5	type	First Installment Wins
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_dff5d1c5	comment	First Installment Winsinvoked: Defied in "I'm on lockdown so I watched all 14 Land Before Times", where the first movie only ranks #3 in her worst-to-best list, with her having found it not aged as well as its reputation suggests. She takes a moment to digress about this phenomenon and how it's largely driven by nostalgic biases than judgments of actual quality.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_e5406b1b	type	Beat
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_e5406b1b	comment	Near the beginning of her longer thinkpiece videos, Jenny will almost invariably announce that "I have organized my thoughts... (Beat) into a numbered list!"
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_e542d889	comment	Gorn: Discussed in her video on the subject of bad creepypastas, where she cites excessive gore as a sign of bad writing in the such stories, with The Russian Sleep Experiment being especially criticized for this.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_e5446db8	comment	The whole LARP aspect sounds charming in concept, but only if one considers that everyone involved would be on their absolute best behavior. Jenny notes how despite it being a core draw, very little care was taken in moderating or setting up guidelines to ensure that the roleplay would be respectful and within the lines of consent, which ended up creating an environment that was unsafe for cast members as they had to deal with potentially rowdy roleplayers, emotionally taxing stories, and unhealthy parasocial relationships for the sake of immersion, and whereas other theme parks with roaming cast members tend to be structured and scripted in ways to handle visitor exchanges more easily, Evermore pointedly lacked such structure. Jenny additionally notes that even a cursory Google search will net you millions of commonly-held standards held by LARP communities to prevent these issues from happening, so the lack of care from a corporate-run theme park towards the mental and physical well-being of its participants is an especially bad look.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_e624f0e8	comment	Suspiciously Specific Denial: At the end of Rating. Every. Porg.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_e8760868	comment	While she's unimpressed with the somewhat moot ethical debate in Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom of "Should man-made dinosaurs have the same rights as endangered species and should we save them?", Jenny sees a lot of potential groundwork with the discussion of cloning (especially regarding Maisie) for the movie to have instead been about "Is life precious and worth saving even when you can just make copies of things whenever we want?", and comes up with an idea for a plot with this debate in mind.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_e8e0a952	comment	Obvious Beta: invoked One of her criticisms of Evermore Park. While she praises the ideas behind it, she says that when she went, three years after the park opened, it was surprisingly unfinished—many buildings were standing empty and dark, or looked like attractions but upon closer exploration were locked and contained nothing, with some areas simply being obvious half-finished construction sites, one right next to the entrance to the park.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_e9a3a1ed	comment	Never Learned to Read: Called out in "If Rey is a Skywalker" as one of the many "perks" she got from growing up alone and on Jakku. She also points out she never learned how to count past 20.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_e9e35e8f	comment	Exact Words: One of her "Knights Of Ren" theories is that "The Knights Of Ren" is an oddly named Fantastic Fighting Style that Kylo Ren has mastered.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_eb6912	comment	Pretty Fly for a White Guyinvoked: In her "Excruciatingly Deep Dive into the Avatar Theme Park", Jenny is very repeatedly amused by the consequences of an Pandora-themed theme park where the Na'vi are conspicuously absent, and the dubiousness of the human cast members highlighting the culture of what are essentially American natives in space on their behalf.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_eef90616	comment	Bread, Eggs, Milk, Squick: In her Star Wars: Forces of Destiny video, she brings up the idea of changing the doll line to one of only new and original characters as a potential fix for its various problems. This would also allow to keep making short webisodes for the characters, with very simple premises such as:
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_f05444a4	comment	Once per Episode: In "The Church Play Cinematic Universe", while discussing the titular Easter plays, Jenny notes that there's things that always tend to happen in each play: the pastor always plays a side character, the hero always gets crucified (obviously, since each play is based on the crucifixion of Jesus), and someone always sings a song after the crucifixion (which she dubs the "Post-Crucifixion Lament").
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_f1a1a9a4	comment	Seasonal Rotinvoked: She remarks in "The Last Bronycon" that My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic got worse in later seasons, partly because of how it included more brony in-jokes. Discussed in "THE Vampire Diaries Video". She says that the series could have had a solid five seasons of content if that had been the set amount from the start (not seasons 1-5 as they are, just five seasons in general). But, because the run time was instead "as long as it keeps making enough money to justify renewal", invokedno plot point was ever fully resolved (leading to previously satisfying conclusions being undermined), and there were pointless, weak arcs and villains because the writers didn't have enough good ideas, leading to worse seasons over time.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_f2875814	type	Incredibly Lame Fun
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_f2875814	comment	Incredibly Lame Fun: Jenny often takes a fascinated enjoyment in entertainment that is acknowledged to be lacking in thrills or polish that would make it appealing to a general audience. "Top 10 Lame Things To Do at Disney World" is a spotlight on the park's least exciting, yet still present, available activities, and in her "SPIDERQUEST" video, one section is devoted to Jenny being fully delighted by the chance to explore the remains of a derelict Flintstones theme park, itself already pretty lowkey and kitschy before it closed.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_f9f2c33	comment	Running Gag: Near the beginning of her longer thinkpiece videos, Jenny will almost invariably announce that "I have organized my thoughts... (Beat) into a numbered list!" In THE Vampire Diaries Video, clips of the show often end with the commercial for China Beach, referring to Jenny saying how much this particular commercial showed up during the show's on-demand, and how jarring is the difference between aimed audiences of both shows. Also in THE Vampire Diaries Video, there will occasionally be a Written Sound Effect for certain actions, like the grunts the brothers make when they hug (ungh), or when Jenny places her hand on her chest (thump).
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_fbd285b7	type	Comically Missing the Point
Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_fbd285b7	comment	Comically Missing the Point: Jenny herself ends up falling into this during "One Direction during The Purge", where one fic tagged with "Larry and Niam" throws her off and gets her confusedly asking "Which one is Larry?"explanation invokedIt's not the name of an individual member, but a Portmanteau Couple Name between Louis and Harry. Jenny also is more startled that Randy caused Grievous Bottley Harm on Jeff the Killer with a vodka bottle he seemingly found at an eight-year-old's birthday party than the fact that they are having a violent fight in the child's backyard to begin with.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_fc151e9d	comment	Department of Redundancy Department: From "Top 10 Worst Reasons You Liked Rogue One":
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_fd1f1a63	comment	Ridiculously Cute Critter: She has a very clear fondness for porgs, and to a lesser extent BB-8, with plushies of them often in the background of her videos (including an enormous one that takes up most of her bed). She has a video reviewing every porg she owns, and she owns a lot.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_fe0330fb	comment	Brick Joke: She can't find her "racism" post-it on her String Theory board in THE Vampire Diaries Video. Over an hour later, it turns up under the "Bonnie" post-it.
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Jenny Nicholson (Web Video) / int_ffa0483f	comment	Cut Shortinvoked: Jenny's Endgame video suddenly changes format halfway though. She explains that during editing the file became corrupted and she lost the latter half of the video, but decided not to re-film it because she decided she didn't like it. The rest of the video (up to this point she had been analyzing plots and characters) has her discussing how she didn't really feel motivated to do an Avengers: Endgame video but felt obligated to, especially since her take on the film was overall positive while she's known for reviewing So Bad, It's Good media.
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