Oh, good lord. This was a mistake.
This is a review that I've been most
worried in making. I've made a few hard
reviews in the past, but never to this
extreme. Before, I was making reviews on
just cartoon episodes or even movies,
but I've never exactly viewed a person.
But as 2018 goes on and on on random
subject matters, I cannot stay silent
anymore because the political randcape
has forced me to talk. And I truly do
believe if I don't speak up, life will
get worse. Originally, I wanted to make
a video talking about the cartoon
community as a whole, but that proved to
be too difficult for me for two reasons.
Number one is that there are, simply
put, too many subjects to deal with in
one video. It'd be way over an hour long
if I did every subject at once, and I
don't want to do that. And number two is
that every week, or at least every other
week, we get a new kind of controversy.
Whether it be idiots ranting on
imaginary art style known as cow arts,
or dumb asses saying that 90s cartoons
are the only good decade of cartoons
saying that 2010's cartoons are [\h__\h] at
the same time, or ranting on a show
that's not even out yet, or someone
making a video to hate on a specific
popular cartoon just to gave views and
attention. So, let's divide this series
up into multiple videos. And if people
like this video that I make here, I'll
continue this series alongside your
animation reviews. Since this is the
first one, I thought I would choose an
easy subject. And by easy, I mean I'm
doing a review on Louis Orchard. Let me
start this video off with my first
question. Is Louis Orchard garbage? I'll
let you know what my answer is by the
end of this video. I mean, this is going
to be a fun, fantastical review the
whole way through, right?
>> Sugar, you are such a [\h__\h] creep.
>> This is going to be the hardest video
I've ever made, isn't it? To make this
video easy on myself and as well as my
audience, I'll be dividing the video up
into 12 different sections or a dozen
total. We'll start with an intro
explaining who Louis Orchard is. Then
we'll move on to Jaws Scorcher and then
to Jaws Scorcher's associates or anyone
related to him. Then we'll talk about
Louis Orchard's opinions on My Little
Pony. Then we'll move on to her opinions
on Starite Glimmer as a whole. Then it
will be philosophy and writing. Then the
fans of Louis Orchard. Then a special
segment that I like to call editor to
editor. And then her gender stance and
what Louis got right. And then her video
on Steven Universe. And then finally the
conclusion to everything. All right. Uh
let's get this video started.
>> A little glass of water. A fresh pressed
hanky if I sneeze. Some tea with honey
from the bees whenever you can brew it.
And while I get a little rest, a teeny
tiny small request, some coffish oil for
my chest port from a crystal glue.
>> I imagine not everyone click on this
video will know who Louis Orchard is.
So, let's speed things up on who she is.
Louis Orchard is a YouTube critic who
runs her own channel by same name. She
at one time was an editor for a famous
brony named Josh Scorcher and was fired
due to disagreements between her and
Josh. Louisie has also had a sex change
and a name change being originally a man
named Jerry Pete but changed it to being
a woman named Louis Orchard. Louis is
known in the Brony fam as one of the
people that hate Star Glitter the most.
She has made several videos that have
been debatable amongst the people that
watch her content. Whether it be her
monopony reviews and saying that certain
episodes are bad or good or whatever,
they get to be controversial amongst
people. She has also reviewed other
cartoons like Little Witch Academia, the
Tangled Animate series, as well as other
shows. She has also started doing
reviews on various Disney movies. She
also does two video series called In a
Minute and Glass of Water. In a Minute
is a comedy series where she more or
less does reactions to whatever
animations on screen for how many
minutes the video says. And Glass of
Water is talking about specific subject
for a fulllength video being serious on
said subject matter. Her claim to fame
besides being an exed editor for Josh
Scorcher was making a video on The
Legend of Kora and calling it garbage.
winners. Anyone that knows her right now
is going to know her for the Steven
Universe video. To put things into
perspective, Lily is usually the target
for a lot of haters. Does she deserve
it? I don't know. I don't have enough
information to know. From what I can see
of her video, she actually does a really
good job in editing. Something that I
actually really admire. And I think it's
admirable that she was able to admit
that she was transgender. And when she
focuses on comedy really well, she can
actually be very, very funny. But that's
not what we're going to be talking about
first. First off, let's talk about her
relationship with Josh Scorcher.
Ever since Louis Orchard stopped editing
for Josh Cortez, she has made a lot of
pot shots towards Josh. I'm going to
start the segment off with this
statement right away. I side with Josh
Scorcher. Maybe it's because I met him
at Brony Con and I had a good time with
him. I don't know. But I'd side with
Josh. Right off the bat, I love this
image that Louis uses of Josh Scorcher.
The one of them sitting in a tub crying.
Almost like I'm supposed to see Josh
Scorch as some kind of man baby. The
image of Josh Scorcher sitting in a tub
crying comes from one of Josh Scorcher's
reviews on Mono Pony, specifically the
magical mystery cure one.
>> Twilight,
is that you?
[Music]
It's fine. I'll be fine.
You know what?
I'm okay with this. In that video, Josh
Scorcher at that point was trying to
imitate how Bron were reacting to
Twilight becoming an alicorn at first.
[Music]
>> The reaction was more or less bro going
through some big tantrum, acting like
Twilight become an alcohol was the end
of the world and changing the status
quo. And you know what? I used to act
like that, but now I know better and
it's actually a good thing. and Josh
more or less was trying to make fun or
imitate that. But let's go more in depth
with this Louis Orchard video that she
has on Josh.
>> One thing I can say about Josh is that
his woeful misunderstanding of the legal
system is a wealth of comedy potential.
So story time. In light of experiencing
the harsh and severe punishment of [\h__\h]
all for his endorsement of a pedophile,
Josh just cannot abide the indignity of
being mocked and belittled on the
internet with no tangible consequences
being thrown his way. So I woke up to
this. This is real and it's beautiful.
Josh is attempting to file a cease and
desist order against my criticism, but
doesn't seem to understand what a cease
and desist order is or what it's for.
>> Uh, nice use of Little Witch Academia
music for your background music.
>> Are you headed to opening ceremonies?
All right. To be honest, I was a little
scared about going to witch school all
by myself. My name's Ao. I've dreamed of
being a witch ever since seeing Shiny
Chariots magic show when I was little.
But let's start with two things I
literally got right in this video.
>> The last one, however, is definitely the
best one. He claims I'm stealing his
ideas despite him and then makes
reference to the video every MLP episode
reviewed in 10 words or less. You know,
the idea that both of us stole from
Jello Apocalypse. I think that since
Josh has made plagiarism the core of his
brand for so long, he legitimately
thinks he owns the things he steals. Or
maybe he's just salty that I'm better at
it than he is. One was the every MLP
episode 10 words or less gimmick. Uh
Josh, it was Joe Apocus that invented
it. You didn't invent it. The reason why
Lily's got more popular is because she
posted the entire thing at once where
you are doing it by season, which
usually results in not much viewership
since people don't want to watch videos
in parts. They want to watch it in as a
whole thing. The other part is the suing
part. I hate to say this, but I side
with Louis on that part. Josh, if you
truly believe that Lily Orchard is awful
and deserves to be sued, why don't you
sue her? That is a question I am curious
about. There are only three reasons I
can come up with for why Josh doesn't
sue Louis. Either A, Josh is not rich
enough to sue, B, he's a coward in
suing, or C, he doesn't think that Louis
has done enough. But those are the only
things I agree with Louie for the most
part. Josh I agree with more of the
rest. Let's take a look at a different
video called Response to Louis Pete.
This video was made over 2 years ago,
and Josh has directly stated that you
were actually one of the best editors
that he has ever had.
>> For a while, Lily was one of my best
editors. She was efficient and had a ton
of creative ideas, but as time went on,
Lily began to demand scripts be written
a certain way or have certain subject
matter or jokes be emitted and really
overstepping her bounds as an editor.
The breaking point came when I was
talking about Twilight and Spike's
relationship, and part of this video was
analyzing the theory of Spike possibly
being Twilight's slave. I showed the
script to about three other people who
gave their thumbs up before I sent it
off to Lily to have it edited. Lily
refused to edit the video unless I
omitted a certain section. I don't
remember much about the conversation,
but I do remember Lily saying something
about this segment likely being
misconstrued. I didn't care because I
wanted this in the script because I
thought it would be interesting and I
wanted to challenge the audience. And as
the boss of the video, who had the final
say in the video's final state, and
because I was paying Lily for a job, I
expected Lily would honor our agreement
and trust me with the final message. But
I also wanted the video to come out, so
I relented on the matter. Now, I do
stand by what I originally planned to
write, but in hindsight, it was a
needlessly hot button issue, and it was
arrogant of me to expect some people to
not be upset.
That's how it ended. But lately, I've
discovered that apparently Lily actually
thinks I'm a racist because of what I
planned to say. I've had to take down
and re-upload videos because she decided
she wanted to throw in her personal or
political opinions that I didn't agree
with. I want to make my statement clear
right here. If you have to hate somebody
solely because they have a different
opinion than you, you are an awful
person deserve to be ignored. What's the
reason why Josh fired you? This right
here. The firing point came when I gave
Lily a video to complete and we were
having a discussion about Fire Emblem
fates in our off time. We disagreed
about a certain controversial element.
The conversation ended and not 5 seconds
later, Lily decides she suddenly doesn't
want to edit the video I assigned her
citing a depression episode. Now, anyone
would immediately know that was a lie,
but I couldn't call it out because then
I'd be an insensitive bigot. Lily,
here's your problem. If the rules were
reversed, maybe be Josh's fault. But the
thing is, Josh is your boss. Bosses, by
definition, are supposed to give their
employees work. And when they are in
charge, they get to tell you what to do.
The reason why people follow this
philosophy is because the worker gets
paid for it. That's kind of the concept
for a job. What do you think jobs
supposed to be? Sunshines and rainbows,
unicorns. Well, considering your current
job and what your job used to be, that
last one might be actually true.
>> I honestly miss my friendship with Lily.
I miss the times when we talk about
stupid awesome games. I missed the
borderline genius snark that frequently
came from Lily. I missed bouncing ideas
off of each other. For a while, Lily
referred to me as fire Jesus and the
reincarnation of Christ. Now, because of
my faith, I had to take those with a
grain of salt. But I knew what those
meant to Lily. Those were probably the
best compliments I could have ever
received. Lily was there for me during
some dark parts of my life, just as I
was there for some of hers. Lily, if
Josh didn't make it clear, he really
liked you as a friend. And for the
record, Josh doesn't deserve to die. I'm
not going to say that anyone deserves to
die. I'm not even going to say that to
you, Lily. But saying that to anyone
loses any credibility of truth and
happiness with me. Now, because I wanted
to distance myself from her abusive
behavior and violent rhetoric, suddenly
I'm an evil neo-reactionary
conservative, a fake Christian,
completely lacking in empathy, and I
deserve to die. Lily's words, not mine.
And that attitude can [\h__\h] off and die
in a ditch along with the malignant
human cancer that defend it. Die in a
ditch along with the malignant human
cancer that defend it. along with the
malignant human cancer that defend it.
>> That is all a lie, Lou. Saying that Josh
ain't a Christian or a Marine is an
absolute lie. Now, you could say that
he's an awful Marine or that he's an
awful Christian or both, but saying that
he's not a Christian or a Marine is an
absolute lie, especially when I have
this video for evidence.
>> Good afternoon, sir. My Scopal Burner
reporting is order.
>> To all who shall see these presents,
greetings. Know ye that reposing special
trust and confidence in the fidelity and
abilities of Joshua S. Burner, I do
appoint this Marine a corporal in the
United States Marine Corps to rank as
such from the first day of January 2013.
Effective with this appointment, you are
charged to carefully and diligently
execute the duties and responsibilities
of a corporal of Marines. And I do
strictly I do strictly direct and
require all personnel of lesser grade to
render obedience to appropriate orders.
>> You're moved, Lily. You're moved. But
let's talk about the next section. The
people associated with Josh Scorcher.
[Music]
So as you imagine with Lily would
definitely go after Josh's friends. Lily
has called Incros, for example, a
lesbian in the closet. There's also this
video from Josh with the other editors.
>> Hi everyone, this is Luna Cora. You've
probably seen me conversing with Josh on
Tumblr. Now, I am someone who has
Asperers. I have a friend who suffers
from clinical anxiety. However, we
understand that our mental issues are
never an excuse. Yes, they make things
hard for us, and yes, we often do things
that are socially inappropriate because
of our mental health issues. But when
that happens, we apologize and try to
better ourselves. We don't use it as an
excuse and just expect everyone else to
get on board with our inappropriate
behavior. Suggest that Josh should just
be okay with Lee's behavior because
she's having a depression episode,
that's just insulting to him. It's a
direct insult to everyone with a mental
illness or disability who still faces
the daily challenge of trying to make
themselves a better person. And again,
this isn't the first time Lily shown a
toxic attitude towards people with
mental problems.
>> Hi, this is Alex Roshan. A few months
ago, I wrote an open letter detailing my
thoughts on the falling out between Lily
and Josh and how Lily's negativity began
impacting the lives of my friends to the
point where I couldn't ignore it
anymore. After I posted it, I was
accused by Lily of misrepresenting her
feelings. And to be fair, I'm not inside
her head. And I was told to contact her
directly like an adult. Even forgetting
the fact that Lily herself made a video
that arguably was also an indirect
response addressing Josh. That's a poor
deflection on anybody's part. While our
responses to each other would be out in
the open, clearly she'd decide to air
that dirty laundry in the open with or
without me. Now, speaking as someone who
was also bullied and regrettably has
bullied before, I feel like there are
important differences between it and
hazing. With bullying, the perpetrator
rarely thinks they're the bully. At the
time, it just doesn't occur to them that
they're genuinely hurting someone. After
all, when a girl I knew in grade seven
flirted with me and then pretended to
kill herself, then got her friends in on
the joke, I don't think they honestly
expected that I'd be crying and
terrified over the thought that I might
actually have been responsible for
someone's death. The point of this is
don't go after people that you hate just
because they are related to them. If you
hate Josh, fine, but just don't go after
Josh's friends. But what I've noticed
about Louis Orchard is that she seems to
go after people who love My Little Pony.
Speaking of My Little Pony,
Heat. Heat.
[Music]
When it comes to Louis Orchard, this is
probably the section that I disagree
with her the most. Let's just say that
our philosophies on writing and
friendship is magic as a whole on
entirely two different levels. We'll
talk about writing philosophies right
now. First, let's focus on what Lily has
to say about My Little Pony. She seems
to think that the show has gone through
seasonal rot, which I really don't get.
I think the show is better now than
ever. The show has two eras in my eyes.
the pre-star glimmer era and the post
glimmer era. The cliche old school
bonies prefer the first one, but the
modernists like me prefer a post glimmer
era.
Crusaders of the Lost Mark tried to tug
the heartstrings by bringing in conflict
with her mother, but if I'm being
completely honest, I simply didn't care.
I never gave a crap about Diamond
Tiara's problems. There's long been this
propensity in fiction to characterize a
bully as somebody who suffers at home as
a way of explaining why they're such a
bully. And while this is truth in
television to a certain extent, it fails
to account for one major fault. A
bully's victims don't give too iotas of
a [\h__\h] about what they have to deal
with, nor should they. And any attempt
to characterize a bully in this way will
often fall on deaf ears. This is
especially true for Diamond Tiara. She's
had four and a half seasons to cement
herself as this loathome little scrot
desperately begging for a kick in the
teeth. I've lost count of how many
people have expressed undue amounts of
rage toward this one character and how
many of the same have drifted into
simply being bored with her. Four and a
half years of this has rendered me and I
can assume several others as well
completely cold to any plight she might
be suffering. True Redemptions and Mal
are quote unquote rushed. But in the
end, I actually love Redemptions cuz
it's better to reform someone by giving
them a chance than to just kill them
off. This ideology only seems to have
started animation this decade. Not just
a mile pony but in cartoons in general.
Previous decades villains more or less
Saturday morning cartoon villains. Truth
is that it gets boring after a while. I
love villains that have a chance of
being good because reformed villains
lead to more story soy potential which
is something that previous decades of
animation never considered. Want to know
how previous decades handle villains?
Take a look at the Powerpuff Girls
episode Mind Change.
>> Obviously singing is the place for you.
>> What the [\h__\h] Powerpuff Girls? You just
sang a song about how love makes the
world go around and then you go be up a
mine. What the hell? And it wasn't like
he was going to cause any more mayhem.
He wanted to be good now. But you just
beat him up for no good reason. This
isn't like the episode getting Twiggy
with it where Mitch Mitchellson has that
gerbble. In that episode at least, the
girls gave him three chances before
realizing that he's awful. That's how
you reject redemptions. For the record,
I mean, imagine after Twilight said yes
to Starlight Glimmer in the cutie
remark, giving her a second chance. And
after the song, the main six and Spike
beat up sorry and saying that was a
joke. That's what the mind beat up feels
like. Beyond that, there's this part
from Louis top five MLP season 7 video.
If you want a cynical Frankenstein's
monster of every bad decision made by
Friendship is Magic, look no further
than Shadow Play. An episode that
combines lore and backstory obsessions,
fan favorite bit characters making their
debut, snapshot redemptions, and
everyone holding the idiot ball so that
Starlight could be the one to save the
day. Well, if you want literally a
segment why I hate Lily, look no further
than this. Have I ever stated that the
'90s is a victim of Seinfel's own funny?
Because it is. I love lore and
backstory. Lore and backstory make
concepts more interesting. They prevent
the idea of shows needing to hit the
reset button at the end of every goddamn
episode. And I hate shows that hit the
reset button of every goddamn episode
because it makes the concept of stories
pointless, but we'll talk more about
that later. First, the episode that Lily
hates that I love and why. First,
there's my favorite season 7 episode, F
Misfortune. I did a 40minute review of
why I love that episode, but to
simplify, it's funny. And it's an
episode that I legitimately still
believe that people hating it are just
bitching about for non-existent reasons.
Not even for stupid reasons, but for
non-existent reasons. It's basically
slice of life 3.0. It's a great
parody/mockery of the growing family
because they always nitpick the lowest
things like them wondering if AJ or
Pinky are they which I still believe
needs to be answered. Otherwise, it's
one moment from Heartbreakers I'm going
to keep calling incest. Yeah, I don't
give a [\h__\h] about Larson hated because
that's his opinion and not mine. Yes, I
know about the backstory of how this
episode wasn't supposed to be his, but I
do not care cuz that is not the final
product. And what we got was way better
than what Larson could have come up with
because originally being it's a wishful
life parody would be boring and cliche
as [\h__\h] It would have been as bad as
the fairy our parents take on it, but it
would have been more dull than it. This
was one of those times I think Hasbro is
in the right and did the right thing.
Now I could go on and talk about other
episodes I love that Louis hates like
Dude Princess's Dream of Magic Sheep or
The Cutie Remark or Shadow Play or
whatever, but that would get boring and
repetitious after a while. And honestly,
I have my own list of my favorite My
Little Pony episodes for seasons 1
through 7. And I already did a review of
season 8 as a whole. Plus, this video is
already going to be much bigger than I
imagined. I want to move on to the next
subject. But before we stop talking
about My Little Pony as a whole, we need
to talk about Starlight Limmer.
I
with my magic I'll erase it. The
greatest gift that I give today and
every pony will have to face it.
>> And now we get the biggest reason on how
I first noticed Louis Orchard. Her
hatred on Starlike Glimmer. I wanted to
state this right now before I go any
further. Just because you hate Starlight
Glimmer doesn't mean that I'm going to
hate you for it. In fact, there are
people that I love that do hate
Starlight Glimmer like Shadow Street.
Shadow Street doesn't love Starlight,
but I do love his content. Not because
of him hating Starlight, but because he
does amazing Popup Girls reviews, like
his most recent one with the 20th
anniversary on the Popup Girls. But
Louis Orchard hating Star is [\h__\h]
annoying, and I hate it. It's not
because I think the points are bad. It's
not even because even the fact that she
hates Starlight. It's the fact that Lily
talks about Starlight incessantly.
>> Another day, another pack of idiots
playing devil's advocate for worst pony.
This is 2 years after Starlight has
joined the squad as Twilight's
apprentice, and Twilight has just
admitted that she has learned [\h__\h]
nothing. Hell, even these two jackasses
reinforce the same sentiment.
>> Starlight, honey, we know that rushing
in like a train is kind of your thing.
But so when people like Luna Corva say
that Starlight has recognized that her
actions were wrong and is actively
trying to do better, I don't know what
the [\h__\h] you're talking about. Now
admittedly, Starlight's inability to
change has nothing to do with the fact
that she's received no consequences for
her actions. Starlight is not a
thinking, breathing person. She's a
puppet in control of the writers who
have overwhelmingly decided to keep
Starlight exactly where she was and act
like her reckless disregard for the very
concept of thinking is some kind of
endearing quirk and trying to shift the
focus on Starlight controlling ponies
against their will. Oh, look, it's the
Starlight glimmers of real life set was
scrutinized by everybody. Starlight gets
off scot-free and is worse for it.
Rainbow Rocks was one movie. Starlight
has been around for two and a half
seasons now and has yet to have anything
close to the quality development that
Paradot or Sunset received. Oh, she's
had a lot of episodes where she plays
straight man to a far more interesting
character. So much so that the season 6
finale can be summed up as Starlight
gets stapled to much better characters
in the hopes that you'll just forget how
dull she is. Season 7 continues this
trend by stapling her to Trixie and Ma,
who were both enjoyable characters in
their own right. Despite being the star
of numerous episodes, Starlight has
never once been the subject of those
episodes. She hangs around in the back
while other characters take the
spotlight, creating the illusion of
development where none really exists. an
illusion that would be shattered if DHX
were dumb enough to cast her alongside
characters who are just as criminally
undeveloped as she is.
This is where the less critically
discerning people in the audience start
thinking she's a good character and
start crying when other people
contradict them. This is what leads
people to telling me I need to calm down
about Starlight. Not that I've ever
actually been worked up about Starlight,
but let's not let reality get in the way
of your fantasy. I'll even take this
shameless display before DHX can get me
to care about this loathome little toad.
Assuming this hypothetical episode
didn't just chicken out and make
Starlight a dictator again because it's
easier, the writers would have to
actually develop their pseudo
individualist philosophy. Limpanded if
everyone's special nobody has value
platitudes aren't going to work because
at the end of the day they would be
asking the ponies of the town to accept
a lesser quality of life based on
nothing more than empty words. Sound
familiar? When the conversation turns to
[\h__\h] purple, suddenly this is all about
pragmatism. Why are the targets of
redemption always the most nasty, vile
creatures imaginable? I'm not the only
one who's noticed this, right? When
Friendship is Magic started out, the
villains were hammy, over-the-top
performance pieces, fun times with fun
people who were memorable precisely
because of just how extra they were. But
when they shifted to redemptions for
everyone, suddenly the villains got so
much nastier.
>> Quiet.
>> Jesus Christ. This makes me want to
shove Lily Orchard down the rabbit hole
that Alice just to shut her up. Now,
there's this annoying bit that Louis
says. The point of today's video is that
I'm a professional and that I'm right
about Starlight and you're not because
[\h__\h] you. Now give me money.
>> This is honestly one of my least
favorite bits or moments from Lily
because this statement here tells me
what not to do as a critic. I've been
told in terms of defense that this is
supposed to be a joke. But if you say
that well that then fails in two ways.
If you take this as seriousness then
file tells me that Louis Orchard fails
the concept of being a critic.
Seriously, you grow out of this phase
when you're like 5 years old. Never
assume that your opinion is right
because there is no such thing as a
right opinion. Also, don't just flat out
demand money. And don't say that people
are wrong because [\h__\h] you. I mean,
imagine if I tried saying this to a
character I didn't like. I don't know,
Brian Griffin. Let me try. The point of
today's video is that I'm a professional
and that I'm right about Brian Griffin
and you're not because [\h__\h] you. Now
give me money. Was that even in the
slightest bit funny? No, it wasn't. I
don't see the humor in any of this. And
you know, you can make an argument that
I 100% disagree with, but make me like
it in the end. I can't with Lily for how
pretentious she is. So, how do you make
this work? Can it work? Well, there's
one example off the top of my head.
There's this critic that I love named
Hot Diddy Demon. He did a review on the
Pop-Up Girls that I more or less 100%
disagree with him. He personally thinks
that the Pop-up Girls reboot sucks and
that only the original is good. Even
though I'm kind of the opposite and
admit to actually loving the Powerpuff
Girls 2016 reboot. I even dare say it's
better than the original show.
>> What did you say, punk?
>> But I said I love the review. Well, if I
disagree for the most part, how can I
love it? Well, it's simple. Max made the
video with two great points. It was
entertaining and informative. I've
watched this review multiple times, not
just because it's visually pleasing and
it's animated. And even though I
disagree with him on parts, I at least
understand where he's coming from. Hell,
he's even have some funny lines in it
that I love watching a lot and I can
memorize them at any time because they
are so good to hear.
>> Where's the violence? It's supposed to
be violent. And those are the reasons
why I love that review. Plus, Max
doesn't try to act smug about his
opinion and say that he's in the right.
Louisie though goes out of her way to
hate Starlight even when she's not the
focus of the video. Beyond mentioning
her in the Steven Universe rant, she
does it even in her casual videos. Like
the one on not asking for trouble with
this line.
>> Heard a lot of oh my goshion and we
weren't sure if it was a good thing or a
bad thing.
>> A good thing.
>> Two pink pony who lives with baked
goods. It's from the yaks.
>> Oh hey, the yaks are coming back. That's
>> Oh no. This is going to be another
episode about DHX's pride, isn't it?
What does this have to do with DHX or
Starlight? I'm very curious because I
don't get the joke. Since I'm talking
about Star a lot, I guess I have to
mention why I love her and why I think
she's the best character in My Little
Pony. Let's see. She's cute,
intelligent, has paws, is powerful, and
seems to be the only goddamn unicorn
that seems to use the potential of being
a unicorn. Like seriously, why don't we
have more powerful unicorns in the show?
People seem to hate Starlight because of
the cutie remark. Let's be honest, her
redemption was rushed, but that's mostly
because it was only a two-part episode.
If the episode had more time, like say a
three-part, then we would have got more
information on redemption. It's one of
those things I think that you're
supposed to fill in the blank yourself.
But people always complain that
Starlight had no remorse, including
Lily. But here's the truth. Starlight
did have remorse. The truth is that she
didn't want to destroy the world. All
she wanted to do was remove Twilight and
her friends cutie marks cuz she thought
that equalism was the right way to go.
In Friendship is Magic. The answer to
the problem, why doesn't Celestia just
solve the problem, is usually, I don't
know, because the writers don't even
bother to answer these questions most of
the time and just [\h__\h] Celestia and
Luna out of the plot so that they don't
have to. That's a problem because it
very quickly makes stories themselves
unengaging. And we've got five alicorns
now. You can't tie them all down just
because you want to shove your new
favorite OC in our faces. That quickly
gets old, even for small children.
>> Much of the hate them for Starllight
Glimmer does seem to come from Lily
Orchard. They credit her as the evil
queen of the Starlight haters. And I
guess that you could see me as the
Starlight loving king if you want. Why
did Star never remove her cutie mark?
Well, we don't get a direct answer, but
my best guess is the same reason why
Aman didn't remove his bending from the
Legend of Kora. You can't take away your
own bending. For Starlight, she probably
tried her danders to remove her own
cutie mark, but could never actually
make out doing so. As for the cutie
remark, Twilight didn't just forgive
Starite right away. Neither did Spike.
And here's the thing, they talked about
this amongst their friends. You have to
remember, Twilight was the one that
Starite wronged the most. And yet
Twilight was able to forgive Starlight.
And after that long discussion with
their friends, only then did they decide
to forgive Starlight Glimmer. So if the
princess of friendship can find it in
their heart to forgive Starlight, and if
this is all that you have on hating
Starlight, you have nothing at all. Oh,
wait. Maybe Lily Orchard and these other
Starlike glimmer haters are attacking
her for how she acted in season 6 and
seven. In season 6, she kind of acted
dumb at first, but this is called
character progression. It's like, have
you never written a character before? Of
course, Star Glimmer has flaws. If she
didn't, she would be a Mary Sue. You
know, the type of character that doesn't
have flaws. If she or on rare occasions
he has a problem, the problem is usually
seen as cute. And Lily, if you managed
to watch this video up to this point,
don't think that Star Clemer is my
all-time favorite character or that I
never had a problem with her. I did. In
fact, I didn't really like her that much
at all in season 5 and dares even
thought that she was a terrible
character.
[Laughter]
Are you serious?
>> The reason I ended up loving her was
because she got past her flaws. She made
friends with Trixie, a pony that I love.
I love how Starite acted in the
heartswarming episode. She was able to
reconnect with Sunburst. Back when I
first loved Starlight, it felt like I
was the only one. The first Brony Con
that I went to didn't have anyone
cosplaying as Starlight. It took until
2017 for even to notice cosplayers. And
keep in mind, I went to the past four
Bronycons. At the latest Brony Con 2018,
I was on a panel with the Bronies from
Bronze React. you know, the biggest
brony names in the entire Brony fandom.
I asked them how they felt about
Starlight Glimmer. Pretty much all of
them said that they actually love
Starlike Glimmer. They even mentioned
that Star Glimmer growth as a character
even in No Second Prances.
>> Thank you.
>> Hello. Oh [\h__\h]
>> Uh for all of you, what do you guys
think of Starlight Glimmer?
>> You know, I'm I'm going to give a
serious reason for this one. I It's so
funny to me how character oneoff villain
could become one of my favorite
characters in the show. Like that sass.
I love it. Like the whole thing of just
like I'm just going to tell you how you
suck. I'm just I love that so much.
>> Exactly. She was in the freaking movie,
which she was, but you just barely saw
it. She was in the background. Then that
movie would not be
like
>> I I I went through a transformation just
like Starlight did. I I did not like
that they went to reforming.
>> Yeah. I I was like, "No, come on. Why do
we have to do this with every good film?
>> Where's the death sentence? Why are you
also leaving us?"
>> And and I I mean and and a lot of people
saw that in their reaction like, "Oh,
come on." Over the time though, the show
has done something I didn't anticipate.
They have made Starlight Glimmer one of
my favorite characters on the show. And
I'm like, "Good on you guys." So yeah, I
love her now. She's awesome.
>> I see.
>> Her voice actress is also awesome.
>> She is. I met her last year.
>> If if I could just make one general
statement about MLP, I rarely do their
redemptions
work because they're so swift and one.
No, it's not like it wasn't uh wasn't a
great reformation in my eyes, but it's
also true that the more time the show
spends with characters, the more they
become accepted by the fandom. Uh
Sunset, remember how she first did the
fandom?
[Music]
It works.
>> Thank you. So, if the biggest bronze in
the family can admit to loving Starlight
Glimmer, then that will definitely give
me confidence in Starllight Glimmer.
Back in 2017 on my birthday, I met Kelly
Sheridan. I even got to ask her a
question on video cameras. Okay. I just
want I just want Kelly to say her one
line from the season 6 finale, which is
my favorite episode of the show. Like
the last line you said like about the
baking contest. This pony needs a
cupcake. Can you please say that?
>> Who me? About the baking contest?
>> Yeah. Like where's my paper?
>> What line is it?
>> No.
>> No. I I have
>> here I have the line. It's a It's
Where's that baking contest? This pony
needs a cupcake.
>> Oh yeah. Now, where's that baking
contest? This pony needs a cupcake.
>> Woo! Thank you.
>> And meeting her was a blast. It was
literally a dream come true. I guess a
part of me loves characters that are
blue. Take a look at these 10 random
characters that are blue. Remember when
I said that there are other characters I
love more than Starlight? Well, two of
them are right here. One being Ako Kagri
and the other being Hilda. So, there's
this thing in the Brony fan that has
this prediction that Star Glenn will
eventually become an alicorn. You know
how the Brony fam lost her [\h__\h] with
Alicorn Twilight? I can only imagine
what will happen if Star Glimmer becomes
an alicorn. And Lily, if you're watching
this video, two things. One, I
appreciate you making it this far. That
means that you can accept criticism. And
two, if you could do a rant/ meltdown
like video that Josh Scorcher did for Al
Coach Twilight, but for you to do it for
Starlight, I will be happy. Now, before
we get to the next section, there's just
one thing about Star that I want to
bring up. I follow essentially the
baseball redemption system where I give
people three chances in life. And if
they [\h__\h] up all three chances, then I
have the right to hate them forever
because they are scumbags. Here's what
Louis said on Starlight in that part.
>> I don't think you can. Any major attempt
to overhaul her character at this point
is going to seem like too little too
late to anyone who wasn't immediately
convinced when Starlight made a single
cute face. And now DHX is stuck with
her. They had the opportunity to junk
her and start fresh with a better
character in Celestial Advice. But they
opted not to take it. We're now stuck
with a character who, despite being
given a massive amount of prominence in
the series, has shown extremely little
progression. Her one defining factor
being her fascist philosophy has been
swept under the rug and she's been left
with what exactly? kites, self-pity, and
her defining role this season could be
easily replaced with literally any other
member of the main six, which was done
repeatedly in season 6 and was arguably
much better. I didn't know I wanted an
Applejack and Fluttershy episode until I
got one, which was awesome. And now
we're just stuck with her. Nothing to do
with her other than slap her in as an
obligatory straight man to another
character. I believe Star has a right to
a redemption. And keep in mind, even the
worst characters in animation, Brian
Griffin, Jailbreak, Maria from Stress
Eric, if you give them the right
guidance, they can be good. Don't just
assume that they'll be bad forever.
[Applause]
[Music]
So, there's this one video that Louis
made on writing as a
We're nearing the end of this video, but
there are a few things I still have to
talk about. Like Louis Orchard's gender
stamp. Now, I could make a joke about it
considering that Louis's original name
was Jerry and there's a scene from Rick
and Mory about Jerry doing this, but
instead of going into that, I'm just say
I'm going to be proud of Louis of how
she is now. Personally, I think we need
more transgender critics cuz I don't
think we have enough of them. There's
nothing wrong with Louis having a gender
change, guys. Let her be how she is. I
go more into this, but this is a topic
for another day, and it transcends more
than just Louis. And speaking of just
Louis in general, so a few days ago, I
threw up a straw poll asking you guys if
I should give you a straight answer as
to why my review puppet is a mayor and a
woman. I'll be honest, I always had a
certain degree of fun watching people
trying to guess, but unfortunately, that
kind of fun gets old after a while, and
you start regarding the comments as
spam. So, I decided to ask you guys if
you really wanted to know if you're one
to keep playing the guessing game. And
the results were
Oh,
well, I guess I brought this upon
myself. Well, okay then. That's why.
Bye.
>> Are they gone?
>> No, we're still here.
>> Curses.
Remember
people, even if it's a critic that you
don't like, you can't deny that the
critic hasn't done right things. I think
I've said this before, but Louis Or has
amazing editing enough for me to even
say it's admirable and dare say I want
to be like that. And even though I think
she's a little bit pretentious about
calling things like and Steven Universe
garbage, at least she's able to admit
she has a different opinion than the
normals. and once again be able to come
out of the closet about her gender
change. Now, there's technically a bunch
of more things that she did, right? I
could say, but I kind of want to wrap
this video up and get to the end cuz
we're getting near the end, folks. So,
without further ado, let's talk about
the Steven Universe video.
>> I am
[Music]
stronger than you.
Here
it is, folks. The biggest reason why.
And the first thing I just wanted to
mention is that if you go to the end of
the video and pass the credits, Lily
actually out quotes that if you watch
the video, you will help her monstrous
ego and a pathological need for worship
because you know you're watching the
video and watching the ads which ensure
you were giving her money. Which also in
short just translates to I wasted 2
hours of your life. Go [\h__\h] yourself.
Well, the joke's on you, Louis. I used
ad box. I didn't give you [\h__\h] Now, I
could do an overly long essay and
critical points on each of Louis
stances, but I'm going to hold my tongue
here. If I had that much of a problem
with Louis video on Steven Universe, I
would have probably just made my own
Steven Universe review instead. Hell,
lots of people did with videos like
Steven Universe is not garbage and
here's why. Also, the round table has
Steven Universe videos even newer than
Louis to have more views than Louis
video. Just throwing that out there.
Also, I'm not the biggest fan when
people criticize Louis for saying that
this video is too damn long with it
being over 2 hours. As someone has
watched Louis Steven Universe's Garbage
and Here's Y video twice, I can safely
say that I think that the length is
justifiable. The only part that I didn't
like in terms of length was that
10-minute Star Wars shoving. If it was 1
minute or two, that'd be fine, but not a
full 10 minutes. Shoving in a 10-minute
Star Wars round or comparison to a
2-hour Steven Universe video is like the
time that the animation Dory's had a
German superhero fight by an evil French
cow.
>> Dorby German Access Television presents
Mr. Po unog.
[Music]
It's Mr. Paul,
>> especially when it doesn't feel like it
belongs in the video. But to be fair,
she was only trying to get her opinion
across and didn't want to leave anything
out. Cut her a break. I've made long
videos as well. Sometimes, even my
longer ones, I forget things to say
after the video has gone up and
thinking, "Ah, I forgot to add that."
Or, "Dang, I should have added more to
the section to broad my opinion."
>> I am.
[Music]
And it's stronger than you.
[Music]
Here it is, folks. The biggest reason.
And the first thing I just wanted to
mention is that if you go to the end of
the video and pass the credits, Lily
actually outright quotes that if you
watch the video, you will help monstrous
ego and a pathological need for worship
because you know you're watching the
video and watching the ads which ensure
you were giving her money. Which also in
short just translates to I wasted 2
hours of your life. Go [\h__\h] yourself.
Well, the joke's on you, Louis. I used
ad box. I didn't give you [\h__\h] Now, I
could do an overly long essay and
critical points on each of Louis
stances, but I'm going to hold my tongue
here. If I had that much of a problem
with Louis video on Steven Universe, I
would have probably just made my own
Steven Universe review instead. Hell,
lots of people did with videos like
Steven Universe is not garbage and
here's why. Also, the round table has
Steven Universe videos even newer than
Louis to have more views than Louis
video. Just throwing that out there.
Also, I'm not the biggest fan when
people criticize Louis for saying that
this video is too damn long with it
being over 2 hours. As someone has
watched Louis Steven Universe's garbage
and Here's why video twice, I can safely
say that I think that the length is
justifiable. The only part that I didn't
like in terms of length was that
10-minute Star Wars shoving. If it was 1
minute or two, that'd be fine, but not a
full 10 minutes. Shoving in a 10-minute
Star Wars round or comparison to a
2-hour Steven Universe video is like the
time that the animation Dory's had a
German superhero fighting an evil French
cow.
>> Dorby German Access Television presents
Mr. Po unog.
[Music]
It's Mr. Paul,
>> especially when it doesn't feel like it
belongs in the video. But to be fair,
she was only trying to get her opinion
across and didn't want to leave anything
out. Cut her a break. I've made long
videos as well. Sometimes, even my
longer ones, I forget things to say
after the video has gone up and
thinking, "Ah, I forgot to add that or
dang, I should have added more to the
section to broad my opinion." So,
personally, I think it's admirable that
Lily was able to get her two plus hour
video done. But even with all that said,
there are about five things in Louis
Steven Universe video that I can't keep
silent on that I do have to talk about.
Though before I continue, what do I
think of Steven Universe?
>> I don't want to dwell too long on the
animation as I don't think it's a
critical priority within the show, but a
lot of people do talk about it and it is
a symptom of the disease that is
festering inside Steven Universe at its
core. The animation in Steven Universe
is bad. Really [\h__\h] bad. Characters
are constantly being drawn off model,
changing heights, changing proportions,
changing facial structure, models flat
out breaking, and many of the main
characters have been shrinking down to
increasingly chibby forms as the series
goes on. There is almost never two
episodes where the characters look the
same with characters made of angular
shapes like Paradot being the most
egregious offenders.
>> Well, at least you didn't call cow arts
trash, so that's a step up from other
people rant on Steven Universe. But this
whole off model rant bugs me. It's clear
the show does not have model sheets. A
bare minimum pre-production standard for
animation, and there's a good chance the
story boards are drawn freehand. None of
the usual practices to maintain proper
proportions for characters is being
employed here in an egregious show of
laziness and unprofessional behavior.
There is absolutely no excuse for the
animation to be this [\h__\h] sloppy. I
want to take you back to one of the
greatest cartoons of the 1990s, Ren and
Stimpy. One thing that made Ren Stippy
work was that John K never used the same
facial expression twice. His stick was
going off model. Most of the best
cartoons of all time go off model and
many cartoons fail by sticking to model.
Imagine something like Rocco's Modern
Life staying completely on model. It
probably wouldn't work out as well. When
Disney ripped off Ren and Stippy with
their shnookhams and meat show, the
reason their ripoff fail was cuz the
show stayed on model the entire time.
Remember John K worked on the Ripen
Friends in the 2000s? That was
considered one of his worst works. You
know, besides the obvious adult party
cartoon, and 2010's cartoons have
perfected funny faces. Many of the best
shows today do have characters
expressing themselves. My Little Pony,
Nichu, Lu Academia, The Amazing World
Gumball, and of course, Steven Universe.
All modern shows have fantastic
animation for explicitly going off
model. I'm not saying that shows should
go strictly off model all the time. That
would be very stupid. But it is fun
every now and then for a show to go off
model. It's kind of like Rick and Muy in
terms of writing. When, you know, only
then can you break it. And besides, I
know that this scene is supposed to be
serious, but I laugh every time I see
Steven Universe cry because of the way
the scene is drawn.
Well,
I still want to be friends.
>> That's still brilliant in my eyes. Anime
does this a lot, too. Like in Ninja, as
well as Little Witch Academia. Speaking
of Little Witch Academia, picking apart
the animation and making comparison
shots are ultimately meaningless, and
Mindful Education is proof of that. It's
fitting that this episode was animated
by Studio Trigger because they have the
exact same problem I'm talking about. A
lot of their shows are beautifully
animated, but the writing quality is
boring at best and disgustingly
regressive at worst. Uh, can I have an
explanation on that part or do I have to
wait until 2019 when you do your little
which academia is garbage is why video
to get a reason? Studio [\h__\h] is my
favorite animation company. What I'm
talking about isn't really the biggest
reason why people call this Lily sports
video ever. We're going to get to that
very soon, but first the characters of
Steven Universe. I particularly like
when he has to comfort paradot who
mistakes the thunder for the cluster. He
still has issues that plague the entire
series, like the fact that he's way too
playful when he's supposed to be taking
something seriously and way too serious
when something stupid is happening.
Steven doesn't really get to be a
character because he has to spend all of
his time being the vessel for Sugar's
cry and forgive plot. He's like
Starlight that way. Too much time is
spent trying to prove a point and as a
result, he's got nothing beyond that.
This isn't helped by the fact that the
show treats him like some kind of
messiah figure half the time and results
in him solving long-standing problems
that the gems somehow couldn't solve
until this special boy came into their
lives. Oh, really, Lily? A bland generic
white boy has his importance of the plot
artificially inflated among the numerous
women and non-white characters. Gosh,
what a mystery.
Okay, I walked into that. First, Steven.
I never really had a problem with
Steven. Why? Because he's the most
realistic childwritten character that I
have ever seen. Sure, he could be
annoying, but he has a certain charm to
him that prevents him from being
terrible. His influence easily led to my
favorite character in animation, Hilda
from Hilda. If you want to write a child
character, this is where you start.
watch Steven Universe and the whole
sexist part. That'd be like saying
Lincoln Lou is sexist for being the main
character of the Lou House. Lincoln is
not sexist and anyone who has watched
the Loud House would know that.
>> Steven doesn't really get to be a
character because he has to spend all of
his time being the vessel for Sugar's
cry and forgive plot. He's like
Starlight that way.
>> H then this line makes more sense if
that's the truth. Lily
>> Pink,
there you are.
Hello, Starlight. You certainly gave
everyone a scare. They're all just
thrilled to see you safe and sound.
Hello, Starlight.
>> And you would do it again.
You do it for her. That is to say,
you'll do it for him.
>> Oh, dear Lord. Where do I begin with
Pearl? Pearl wasn't so much a good
character that fell by the wayside as
the series went on, so much as she was
stitched together from various dark
romance tropes from the word go. For the
first two seasons, all we knew about
Pearl was that she was in love with Rose
obsessively and that she was racked with
a combination of grief and trauma, but
grief and trauma as understood by
Rebecca Sugar.
>> I've always seen Pearl as some kind of
mother figure to Steven. She's pretty
cool. Also, those mistakes are called
character development. Gar section, for
the I don't have much to say beyond Gar
is awesome. I like her silent type
character. Her being the fusion was good
development and the wedding. She's not
like you do it. It's my wedding day. No,
she actually helps out. And Greg is
awesome. I mean, think about him. He's
done more things as a father than
everything that Homer Simpson did
combined. And that's saying something
since Homer Simpson's most famous father
in animation. What has Greg done that's
awesome? Let's see. He has a
semisuccessful business working at his
own car wash. He plays electric guitar
pretty well. Owns a farm that he shares
with his cousin. And he got to bang one
of the four leaders of an alien race and
made a child with it. He was also able
to bang the best of the four leaders. I
mean, what the hell are those other
three like? I mean, we got Crunk Diamond
over here.
>> Where is the accused?
Is that Rose Quartz? Oh, look at this
hideous form she's taken. Forget the
trial. We should shatter her right now
just for looking like this. Then we got
Misery Diamond right there. And then
finally, we got Glaos Diamond.
>> Been a long time.
How have you been? Most people emerge
from suspension terribly undernourished.
I want to congratulate you on beating
the odds and somehow managing to pack on
a few pounds. To be absolutely honest
with myself, I'm actually kind of
surprised that these Steven Universe
haters, hell, even just Louis Orchard
alone, don't ever try to attack Amethyst
more. Amethyst is an awful character.
She's lazy, incompetent, enjoys being
messy, is inconsistent, doesn't care
about others. And in one episode of the
show, she forces Greg to not enjoy New
Year's with his son, Steven, just so
that the two can watch a stupid sitcom
from 30 years ago that they can watch
Lia anytime in the world. It's all good
because Amethyst made up for it by
cleaning their garage. So, the message
here, kids, is that if you attempt to
rape somebody, you can make it up for
them by cleaning out their garage. I
used to think that Fusion Cuisine was
the worst episode of the show, but
looking back, I think this is the worst
now. Now, I can go on about the
characters, but the only ones I want to
talk about now are the diamonds. Yellow
Diamond is the proof that everything
Sugar says about having planned
everything from the start is a complete
lie. When Yellow Diamond first appeared,
she was exactly the kind of character we
had come to expect from all the setup.
Menacing, ruthless, and cold-hearted.
She was posed, animated, and voiced
perfectly. What do I mean when I say
this? Well, the Diamonds are all blatant
space Nazis, right down to committing at
least two acts of genocide. There isn't
much you can do with that as far as
complexity goes, unless you're a [\h__\h]
person. So, all you could really do is
instill a feeling in the viewer of
kicking your ass is going to be fun.
There's just one problem. Sugar hated
it. Sugar didn't write this episode and
apparently hated Yellow Diamond in this
so much that she personally wrote and
storyboarded her next appearance in That
Will Be All, which had her radically
changed from being ruthless and
cold-hearted to repressing her grief
over the loss of Pink Diamond. After
this, her next appearance was in the
trial, also not written by Sugar, and
Yellow was back to being a colorful
Darth Vader.
>> Oh, I disregard that last statement. I
might have gotten carried away.
You can see this pushing and pulling
with Yellow throughout the series, and
depending on who is writing her, she
becomes a completely different
character. For a while, someone was
pushing back against Sugar's insistence
that the villains be sad little babies.
But Sugar ultimately won out, and by the
time of Reunited, maybe if the diamonds
were back in the '9s or something that
could have a point, but the diamonds are
some of the best villains of this
decade.
>> So that way, Pink can keep the creatures
that she likes and the planet could
still produce gens. I love complex when
I can see both sides. The diamonds don't
know anything about Earth. how the Earth
could destroy the diamonds. I mean, now
we know that's not true in Steven
Universe. But thousands of years ago, no
one could have predicted that. And the
only reason that Blue and Yellow stay
evil is because they thought that a gem
by the name of Rose Quartz killed Pink
when we all know that's not true
anymore. This is even ignoring my
problems with when it comes to the
unused characters. Notice the keyword
unused. Besides, we have more concrete
examples of Kuniverse's racist crap.
[\h__\h] you. That segue was brilliant.
Steven Universe had an art book release
that contained a lot of unused gem
concepts, such as Steven healing the
Earth Beetle to find that she's a very
tiny gem and Amethyst looking like,
oh,
oh, that is not good. The whole book
featured a lot of unused or scrapped
ideas that never made it into the show
proper. But then you turn the page and
you're greeted with, oh, for [\h__\h]
sake. Are you kidding me with this [\h__\h]
Concrete, a gem with pitch black skin,
thick bright white lips, and carries the
production note that she can't read.
Take a wild guess how that went over.
This time, nobody was pulling any
punches whatsoever. This was very
explicitly racist and like Bismouth was
just left there out in the open like
that. Many people attempted to finalize
Concrete's design to make her look like
less of a 1930s Warner Brothers cartoon,
but that doesn't absolve Sugar of this.
Sugar didn't design this, but she
seemingly did nothing about its very
existence, and it just sat there in the
sketchbook. Worse off, when it came time
to release the sketchbook, this drawing
somehow, beyond all reason, managed to
make it into the public hands, and the
public reacted very appropriately. The
response to this got so heated and so
bad that Sugar had to take the rare
occasion to actually open her damn mouth
and explain herself. These pieces were
created carelessly, and it was wrong to
include them in this book. While I did
not personally create or select this
material, I did miss it during the
approval process, and I take full
responsibility as executive producer.
You see, if Concrete wasn't the actual
show, then I would shut my mouth up
right here and wouldn't complain about
Louis for being an incompetent [\h__\h]
who doesn't do their damn research and
creates drama for the sake of drama.
Congratulations, Louis. You're a Siren
from Equestria Girls at this rate. But
here's the thing. The Crew Universe were
smart enough to make this not appear in
the show. Why can I call Family Guy
racist at the same time? because they
[\h__\h] show their actual racism. Not to
mention hatred of women as well as
making fun of people doing suicide. When
scenes in any product are deleted or
unused, then that means that there is no
excuse for said rambling. Rebecca and
the crew are not racist for concrete
because they realize that this was a bad
idea from the start. The purpose of the
art book is to show what thoughts they
had originally. Oh, wait. I forgot,
Lily. You're the type of baby that
doesn't believe in redemptions.
>> Hey. Hi, Gamergazi. God, what a piece of
[\h__\h] just a a thoroughly loathome
person. I [\h__\h] think the woman's
terrible. This this is [\h__\h] gross at
every possible level. Yeah, Sugar is
very much oblivious to all of this crap
and she seriously thinks she's writing
down to earth and relatable people. And
I get the feeling that if she was
watching this video or someone laid out
all this [\h__\h] to her, she'd sit back and
have a what have I done moment. And if
that ends up being the case now or a
year down the line or five years down
the line, then great. But that's not
relevant to the here and now. You know,
I get it. Redeeming villains is such a
trend these days, and some people seem
to think it's a really good idea. Why is
it that every time this story comes up,
it's always the people who are hellbent
on destroying everything? Why are the
targets of redemption always the most
nasty, vile creatures imaginable? I'm
not the only one who's noticed this,
right? When Friendship is Magic started
out, the villains were hammy,
over-the-top performance pieces, fun
times with fun people who were memorable
precisely because of just how extra they
were. But when they shifted to
redemptions for everyone, suddenly the
villains got so much nastier. They went
so far over the line and went right for
the jugular at every possible
opportunity. The movie had this directly
contrasted. The villain who dies as a
jovial doof and the one who gets
redeemed is far more nasty and
vindictive. In Steven Universe, the
villains that don't get redeemed are,
well, fun Saturday morning cartoon
villains. When it's time to hand out
redemption arcs, it's the fascists and
the abusers who get first pick. They're
the ones who get the second chances.
They're the ones who have to be extended
a hand. It's time to talk about
forgiveness. Suddenly, it's time to turn
to the Galactic Empire. My question is
always the same. Why them? Why the
Diamonds? Why Rose? Why Lapis? Why Andy?
And in all my years of asking that
question, be it the Diamonds or
Starlight or whoever the [\h__\h]
terrorist getting a redemption is this
week.
>> I fed up with this world.
>> Louie, let me know where the [\h__\h]
Canada you live because I want to send
you a mirror. That way you can hope and
realize the mistakes you have made
throughout the years that you refuse to
correct. a mirror that tells you that
you're wrong, but you can't admit that
to you were wrong. This dialectic of
yours tells me the truth about you,
Lily. You don't hate redemptions because
they're all over the place and quick.
You hate redemptions because you want to
resolve the issue with Josh Friends
again. But there's the guilt trip for
you. You're the one that's in the wrong
and don't want to admit it. You can't
own up to your mistake of encouraging
people to make pedophilic art of Inkros.
You don't hate Starlight Glamour for
that she's terribly written. You hate
her because she is you. She's your
Bojack Horseman. The character you hate
to admit is you. A character that
doesn't know what the right path is, but
when is told what the right path is, you
check it out and deny the truth. You're
the [\h__\h] problem that we orchard. Not
these fictional characters have done
nothing wrong society in the real world.
Forgive and forget is a strange lesson
because it's not universal. Well, maybe
to you, but that's because you, Louis,
can't seem to admit that you're wrong.
War, abuse, genocide, these things
cannot and should not be forgiven.
Forgiveness does not work in these
circumstances. It's not an absolute. It
only works in a tiny number of cases.
The problem is that Steven Universe is
about war. It's about abuse. It's about
genocide. It's about the things that
cannot and should not be forgiven. And
yet, it insists on doing them anyway.
But when you're ready to admit you
[\h__\h] up, either make a video on it or
apologize to Josh. And hey, if you can
do that, it'll be the first video ever I
like from you. I have faith that you'll
eventually make the right choice. Or you
can always go back to grind and bitching
your choice. No, I know you won't
because you believe that your opinion is
always in the right. You can't help the
fact when someone disagrees with you or
writes a negative comment. You can't
help the fact that someone loves Star
Glimmer or episodes that you hate like
Famous Misfortune Shadow Boy, the Marvel
Pony movie. When people love that stuff,
you seem to hate them no matter what.
When people have a different opinion
than me, I'm like, "Cool." I don't rage
in saying that they hate something that
I love or the opposite because that's
their opinion. I disagree with my boss
sometimes, but I never rage quite him. I
don't shove my opinions when I edit for
Mr. Enter videos. If anything, all I
ever did was add jokes. You, Louis,
shove opinions out other people's
throats and say that is the right
opinion. That's why Josh fired you. You,
Lou, will never be able to accept
criticism. That's why you delete the
comments that you hate and have disabled
ratings on your channel for every video.
Your Steven Universe video is garbage
because it's the ultimate proof that you
can't [\h__\h] accept criticism. And I'm
not saying that you're a terrible
person, Lou. If I ever met you for some
reason, we could always be like a
Rainbow Dash and Quibble Pants kind of
relationship. We disagree on things but
still have fun in the end. But what I
can say is that you're a bad critic,
Lou. Every time you come up with a good
and dare say amazing point, you b it
down for ranting and ranting for minutes
on end at nothing. Let me put how
terrible your faith is, Lou, in a style
of a your mama joke. You so terrible,
Lou, that you're going to have to dig
your own grave when you die because no
one else is going to dig it for you. And
I know that's not true. I know that
that's not going to be true. A lot of
people do respect you, Lou. I understand
that. And you know what? I did. How
exactly? Because I have always been
impressed by your amazing editing skills
and it made me want to do editing videos
like for a job. And you know what? I got
a job in editing thanks to you. You were
able to admit to come out of the closet
to myth that you're transgender like me.
And I wouldn't be able to do that
without you. But in the end, all you did
was help me realize the lessons in both
Lil Academia and Shadow Play and as well
as the original Incredibles. Who you
idolize doesn't mean that they're always
a good person. And there's a bunch of
characters in animation that you relate
to. Lily, Star Limmer, Queen Chris,
Shiho Bod, Diana Cavendish, Plankton.
Sounds odd, right? Well, let me explain
how. You're like Starling cuz you're a
person that a lot of people hate but at
the same time a lot of people love.
You're like Queen Chris cuz you have
trouble accepting change. Sideshow Bob
for being very beloved at one time but
did one mistake and now is hated. Diana
Cavendish for how smug you are. And
finally, Plankton. Just replace Mr.
Krabs with Josh and Plankton with you
and you get the point. Now, the last
thing I want to talk about on the Steam
Universe video is literally talk about
the crew universe. This is probably the
biggest reason why people hate this
video. And yeah, it's quite the annoying
thing to talk about. You know this line.
>> Sugar, you are such a [\h__\h] creep. So,
I mentioned earlier that I am Mr.
Enter's editor. Do you know how he used
to act in 2014? He used to call out
writers for when they did a shitty job
on Spongebob. Sound familiar? Yeah.
Louis is basically to be the new Mr.
Enter, but who knows? Maybe by next
year, if not already, Louis realized
that she made a terrible Steven Universe
video and they realize that this video
is garbage. Now, I'm not saying that the
whole video is garbage, but I mean,
there are points I agree with in the
video, but it's more or less garbage.
>> Let's get down to the bare bones of this
since I know this is what everyone is
going to be quote mining. Do I think
Rebecca Sugar is a fascist sympathizer?
No.
>> So, you don't think that Rebecca is a
feminist Nazi despite doing an hourong L
on Rebecca saying that she is a feminist
Nazi? And this goes back to my earlier
point. By being a professional editor,
you do know that you can remove the part
where you called her that. Right.
Right. Remember, there are people that
will watch this video and they will take
everything that you say to heart. It
happens all the time. When John ran on
Spongebob riders, people arrested that
Red is that John insulted. But you Louie
insulting someone like Josh Scorcher.
You got [\h__\h] like regular SP14 [\h__\h]
talking Josh's wedding. For the record,
on my part, even if you hate said
person, don't ever say that they don't
deserve marriage. To me, every person
exists deserves a right to marriage.
Every person exists deserves a right to
redemption. The fact that Josh get
married is a good thing. I mean, give
Louis credit. At least she didn't [\h__\h]
talk Josh on his marriage. But you see,
Lily, by not thinking through randomly
[\h__\h] talking people, people will [\h__\h]
agree with you and think that you want
them to be harmed. There's no disclaimer
in the Steam Universe video of you
saying, "Don't harass Rebecca Sugar." At
this point, you may as well call her
Rebecca Salt. And you're ranting at this
part for what? Savine not looking
accurate enough. Well, if you want an
accurate looking teenager, watch Big
Mouth. I guess this is worse than what
you said about the animation. Number
one, it's animate. It's not like motion
capture movies like Mars Mons where they
are real people. You can make your
characters look like anything in
animation. Who the [\h__\h] even wants to
see a gross out teenager? By that
statement, Louis, you don't watch enough
adult animation to know how ugly adult
animation has become in the past decade.
Like even in good western adult cartoons
like Bojack Horseman and Big Mouth and
Rick and Morty. Their animation is ugly.
And number two, adults in animation can
play children. Do I even need to list
all of Terara Strong's roles to prove my
point or Kelly Sheridan or Ingred
Nielson or whoever? By the way,
attractive doesn't equal pedophilia.
Attractive could also mean appealing
with you [\h__\h] talking Rebecca again.
What's to stop me to believe that people
will want to send death threats, call
Rebecca Sugar racist, or hell, attempt
murder in general just because of said
video. But people don't act like that.
Yes, they do. Not most people think, but
there are people that will. Remember
John Hinckley Jr. attempted assassinate
Ronald Reagan, a former president, 37
years ago, just to impress a random
actress that he never met. His logic was
if I kill the president, this actress
will marry me. And no, said actress
didn't want Reagan dead. So if you think
telling things on the internet that said
person is shitty, you're going to end up
making mistakes. Oh, you write stories
too, huh, Louis? I wrote a story called
Giantist Jobs once on my demia about a
woman turned into a giantist living with
seven other giantes. If you're going to
bring up your story, at least tell me a
bit of info on it. That is all. Look, I
can go on and on about Louis Orchard's
Steven Universe video, but I'm going to
be blunt. It's not worth it. It's time
to end this video with the final
section.
I gave my best shot on Louis Orchard. I
have to be honest, I don't like Louis
Orchard, at least as a critic. It's
funny how you state that you love Family
Guy cuz that's exactly how you are. But
you focusing on comedy makes you funny.
But when you try to teach a serious
moral, you fail at it. Also, you state
that you love Family Guy because you
ignore its morals. Yet, you should talk
about pulling Friendship is bad
specifically for its morals. What's the
difference with Family Guy here? The
humor ain't an answer because friendship
is magic is right. Hell, it's funnier
than Family Guy. When your boss has a
different opinion, don't go bashing said
boss for having a different opinion.
Imagine in an alternate or opposite
universe where because John changed how
my editing was in some parts he didn't
like, I would get pissed off at him for
said actions. And then imagine me
getting fired at and me making a video
to harass him, but I didn't get mad at
him. I accepted said changes and it
continued to be an edit for him to this
day. Hell, I have his next Family Guy
review in the works that I'll do after
this video is done. I disagree with him
on a lot of things. I love the Monopoly
movie and the episode Famous Misfortune.
Both things Jon hates, but I don't get
mad at him for it because he respects my
opinion and respect his. I'm not going
to deny that I'm part of any scandals.
Want to know something? Earlier this
year, I did a compilation of mystery
skulls and all three of Ben's videos on
it. A lot of people who watched it loved
it, but two weeks after said video was
up, someone called me out on it. One of
the people worked on said video and they
called me a thief or an [\h__\h] I
deleted comments when people told me to
take it down because I thought they were
jealous and would have thought that
logical wasn't for you, Louis. But then
I brought it to myself to delete said
video. The creator video Ben heard about
this issue. So what he do? Send a strike
to me, sue me, get pissed off at me. No,
he himself was happy that said video got
traffic and attention and he was glad I
took said video down myself. He see this
as well as a misunderstanding. So if the
creator of said video and owner of it
can forgive me, then that means everyone
was right. Louis, your relationship with
Josh is like crabs versus plankton. You
being plankton of course and kind of
remind me of the episode friend or fro
when they once used to be friends. Or we
could go after the forementioned Lich
Academia duo, Chariot and Croy. I'm not
going to lie that Louie was not an
inspiration to me because Louie was an
inspiration for me, helping me realize
that I'm a gender and wanted to be a
female and help me want to edit more.
This realization inspiration got me to
get my dream job that I still do to this
day. Want to know what the moral of
lower academia is? Your idols are [\h__\h]
That is literally the moral as that one
episode where Aqua discovers that
Professor Urso is actually shining
chariot and Aqua is more or less told a
lot. This is also the moral of the moral
pony episode Shadow Play. TW thought
that mean Star School would be a dream
come true, but he ended up being an
[\h__\h] that didn't believe in
redemptions. I need to be and say this,
but I do love both Witch Academia and
Shadow Boy, but I wanted to state the
morals here. A lot of people like to say
that Louis like random trolls on the
internet like Turkey to just a robot or
Easy Peasy. I get why people say that.
And you know what? Louis Orchard reminds
me a lot of another person as well, but
that's not the people that she reminds
me of. It's someone that you guys
wouldn't expect. Louis Orchard reminds
me a lot of Doug Walker. A lot of people
I watch got inspired from Doug Walker,
like Josh Scorch and Mr. Enter. And for
pretty much a full decade, he was
beloved. But in his later years, and
most notably 2018, he became garbage. A
73page essay talk about scandals that
he's part of that he just dismisses. I
know that people would defend him
saying, "Oh, it's Mike's fault." And I'm
going to have to disagree for all the
right reasons. Saying it's Mike's fault,
is like saying it's Josh's fault. Doug
had scenes of sexually assaulting
someone. No objections to that. Or how
about trying to find some damn food and
water to spy people for your anniversary
video? He's bad at scheduling and
writing. Apparently, people were
inspired by Doug Walker of Channel
Awesome. It's funny that it's called
Channel Awesome. It really should be
called Channel Awful or Channel Garbage.
Like with Ly Orchard, I gave Doug a
chance for a while. I did love Doug's
content. I'm not going to lie about
that. But when his content became [\h__\h]
like the shooting at the theater opening
in the IT skit, it was then I started to
lose interest in him.
>> My fiance said that this would happen.
So, he wrote me a little backup speech.
>> Eddie, you crybaby sis pants got a
problem with that? You can tighten up
with me
>> there. That's better.
>> I give people the baseball strike system
as in three chances. I let Doug try to
prove himself, but instead of saying
that he did this or that he was sorry
for this, he instead stated that none of
this happened. Several different people
with a 73page document is a hard thing
to say it doesn't exist. Most of the
biggest people seem to fail because they
no longer know how to accept criticism.
Yes, accepting criticism can be hard.
I'm not going to try to deny that, but
it needs to be done. By not accepting
criticism, you end up being like Logan
Paul, Doug Walker, Butch Hartman, or
Jello Apocalypse, or the YouTube one,
which is the second most disliked video
on the website, and possibly soon to be
number one. All people that became
shitty in 2018 for all the same reason,
by not being able to accept criticism.
You can't tell to vote for a certain
said group just because you wanted to.
That's why Jello failed. You want my
advice, Lou? You need to stop believing
that people with a different opinion are
in the wrong with your videos like
saying Seaman and Core are garbage.
People started making jokes on you.
People after that started making jokes
like, "What's this?" Wild Pony's garbage
is why. Little Witch Academia is garbage
to his Why. Bojack Corsman is garbage is
why. The Lou House is garbage in his
white. South Park is garbage is why.
Killer Kill is garbage is why. Gravity
Falls is garbage is why. Hilda is
garbage is why. Spongebob is garbage in
his white. Ruby Gulum is garbage is why.
Rick and Moy is garbage is why. Star
versus the Evil is garbage is why. And I
could go on, but you get the idea. A
dozen examples seems good enough to
demonstrate a point. For every good
point you make, Louis, you make a dozen
bad points. And even when they're good,
you sound too pessimistic when you say
them. Remember, characters like Diana
from Li Academia are specifically
written as antagonist because of how
smug they are. They only become good
guys because they themselves change for
the better and befriend their
protagonist of said story. Louie, you
have the potential to be good, even
great for that matter. But you're stuck
in your comfort zone, not taking any
risk. It's like with animated movies not
taking risk and giving us [\h__\h] like the
emoji movie. You got to stop [\h__\h]
talking Starllight Glimmer. You got to
stop using Josh as a scapegoat. Your
best videos aren't really cartoon
reviews. They're more on real life stuff
like anything talking about LGBT. But
that's like 5% of your videos. 95% seem
to be what cartoon do a lot of people
love should I [\h__\h] on for the sake of
[\h__\h] on to act like my siren self. You
don't even have to watch Milo Pony
anymore, Lou. You clearly have proven to
me that you don't have an interest in
the show anymore. I love the way the
show is going. 2018 is my favorite year
in animation history. Season 8 of LP is
one of my favorite seasons of the show.
Six being my favorite. I know for a fact
that people are going to tell me, "Oh,
you shouldn't really hate Louis Or, oh,
Louis is not that bad." And I'm going to
have to disagree with you for all the
right reasons. Remember, I gave it my
best shot to enjoy Louis. I watched
about 100 of her videos in preparation
for this video. But in the end, I
couldn't enjoy Louis Orchard. We never
want Louis Orchard to harass anyone ever
again. And I know for a fact that 100%
of you are going to agree on that. We
need to expose Lily for what she truly
is. Everything garbage about her needs
to be shown. By not going all the way
home and back, you let her win. And when
you let the [\h__\h] win, well, you let
them succeed. Every time they let an
[\h__\h] succeed, you let people like
Logan Paul, Doug Walker, Butch Harmon,
Joel Apocalypse, and whoever get a free
pass. You know, with how Lily can't
accept criticism at all with how she has
disabled ratings on all of her videos on
her channel, as well as not being able
to see her sub count, leaving comments
that she hates and disagrees with her
opinion. I've been told that she does
this as her professional self. The point
of today's video is that I'm a
professional and that I'm right about
Starlight and you're not because [\h__\h]
you. Now give me money.
>> But no, it's not the truth. It's proof
that you can't accept criticism. I mean,
that's the same thing that the High
Garden Spice show did. When too many
dislikes and negative comments occurred,
they disabled both ratings and comments
cuz they couldn't accept negative
criticism. The Emoji did the exact same
thing. It disabled comments range due to
not being able to accept criticism. But
here's something. Sony Pictures
Animation, the company who made the
Emoji Movie, actually did listen to
criticism eventually. They even pulled a
180 a year later with their new
Spider-Man movie.
>> That's devious. I mean, I see
>> they had a 0% with the Emoji Movie to
now a 100% with Spider-Man. There's no
telling if the movie is good or not, but
it's more likely going to be amazing.
Trolls never do research. All they do is
be the equivalent of tabloid magazines
to create juicy drama whether or not
it's real. and more likely and often
it's not real just to get attention.
Louie does this a lot, especially when
it comes to bronies. Louis Orchard is a
hypocrite. She hates Josh's guts for
signing with a pedophile. And yet,
Louisie encourages pedophilic behavior.
Also, by you not doing your damn
research, you would have found that
eventually Josh did hate Coon's guts for
the right reasons. Josh didn't say
anything right away cuz he didn't have
enough information on the issue.
>> I first learned about Toon Critic's
actions on January 19th, 2018. British
Ninja and some other members of Ton
Skype revealed to me that Ton had been
engaged in pedophilic behavior for
nearly a year with someone who we shall
call Sally because she still wants to be
as anonymous as possible. I was shocked
and confused that this happened. I
didn't want to believe it, but as I was
shown the long list of Skype chats
between Ton and Sally, it became clear
that Ton had done something terrible.
I'll admit, I had no experience dealing
with a situation of this magnitude. No
one did.
>> And in my eyes, that makes sense. I
mean, it took at least 2 weeks for all
of us to realize that Doug Walker was a
shitty person. We thought that rumor
that came out in March was just a rumor.
But by April, we knew it was the truth
and that his star exploded. And here's
the funny or ironic thing about the
research. I used to side with Lily. Even
in 2018 over Josh, why? Because I saw
her video first. Her videos will
sometimes appear on my YouTube feed
because YouTube is [\h__\h] up and you
just got to see their rewind from this
year, aka the worst YouTube video ever
for proof on that. But when I saw Josh's
video on Toon Critic, I immediately went
back to loving Josh and Hane Louie
again. I can't believe I almost fell for
that left-wing hypocritical [\h__\h]
Now, I do want to say again that Louis
was one of my biggest inspirations.
Without her, I don't think I would have
had the job working with my idol, Mr.
Enter. I right now have my dream job. If
it weren't for Louis, I would have never
achieved it. The time when I lost
interest in Louis was, well, ironically
enough, 2 years ago today, give or take.
It was early or mid December. Why that
time? Well, in October 2016, my favorite
Ronald Pony episode to Gor McI came out
because it showed star Glimmer absolute
best. After the episode aired, I was
curious on what other Bronze had to say
about it. In December, Josh finally did
a review on it. It had been a few months
since I have seen his content cuz my
interest at the time was more on the
Loud House, which is still relatively
new at the time. So, I wasn't watching
Bronies that much. I saw Josh's review
on the episode. I thought it was a good
review, but after that, I thought it
would be fun to scroll through his other
videos, thinking to myself that he would
get another fun review. I mean, to this
day, I still haven't seen all Josh's My
Pony reviews, and I thought to myself to
try to see some more. But one video that
caught my attention was the Louis Pete
response video. Yes, Louis or she used
to call herself Louis P. Even before
that, Jerry P. I saw the video. I
honestly could not believe that Josh was
dealing this drama. The woman that
helped me come out of the closet, I
realized that I'm a gender fluid who
wants to be in a woman's body for the
rest of my life and help me make one of
my all-time best friends on Deion was a
racist [\h__\h] [\h__\h] No, I couldn't
believe it. The end point of me liking
Lily for good was immediately after I
finished Josh's video. I saw her video
that Josh was talking about. It was not
good. Obviously,
>> telling children to ignore it or to grin
and bear it when they're being bullied
is as common a handwave as people
defending spanking with, "I was spanked
as a child and I turned out fine." But
despite its common usage, it's never
actually worked. Contrary to popular
belief, a bully doesn't get bored when
they fail to get a rise out of you. They
just hit harder and harder and harder.
Telling children to ignore it is to
teach them to be complacent, not just of
their own bullies, but of others. It
tacitly gives bullies free reign to do
whatever they please because they won't
see any consequences because nobody
gives a [\h__\h] And that attitude can [\h__\h]
off and die in a ditch along with the
malignant human cancer that defend it.
If you're a child watching this right
now and you're being bullied in school,
here's what you do. You demand that your
bully cease their behavior. And if they
refuse, grab the heaviest object you can
reliably swing and beat their [\h__\h]
teeth in. Yeah, you'll get suspended,
but that suspension will end and that
bully will never bother you again
because of how much that beating
actually hurt. And because I love
shoving people's diluted rhetoric back
in their faces, let's end with some
footage of quote unquote military
bronies getting salty that a literal
child doesn't consider them boyfriend
material. I didn't write a negative
comment. I didn't even dislike it. All I
did after the video ended was
unsubscribe from her channel. I thought
at the point after that video addressing
harassment that Josh made that would
have been the end of Louis. That didn't
happen. And there's even the Ink Rose
bed that I personally think is the worst
thing that Louis did. From what I
gather, Louis called Inca a closet
lesbian in the summer of 2016. And she
at the same time wanted Ink Rose's OC to
be in sexual positions with I love Kim
Possible loss as OC. Ink Rose in 2018
right now is only 20 years old. This
happened two full years ago, 17 or 18
for her. That's accountable enough to be
classified as pedophilia. Remember,
there was a reason that Big Mouth the
show was so hate at first because people
thought it was Pil not only is illegals
but is flat out wrong which with Tumble
banning its porn. I'd be fine if it's
just that as well as incest and BTI. But
no, they had to go all the [\h__\h]
way I guess. And you did this though all
because Inkro didn't like the idea of a
rule 63 link. You see Lily in today's
society not all of us like the concept
of rule 63. The worst episode of the La
House has link and sisters becoming
brothers and that failed for that the
girls all have various personalities but
the boys are nothing but stereotypes.
And there's also Ghostbusters 2016 with
an all female cast. Just throwing that
out there. The only good thing I can say
about Lily Orchard is that her editing
is amazing. I still stand by that. To be
absolutely fair, I don't think that
Louis Orchard is trying to