#Crash and bernstein wiki mac

Landry Bender did a decent job playing Cleo.Poulos, the building manager, is a funny and memorable character. Not to mention that Crash's design looks very good and appealing and it like it looks like it was designed by a Jim Henson company.This was one of the first Disney sitcoms to feature a muppet-like character as something to make it stand out from the rest.In the final episode, around the final scene they hint at Crash dying.Thankfully, this was toned down in Season 2. Almost every episode title has the word 'Crash' in it, which is very uncreative and uninspired.Also, his best friend has a massive crush on his oldest sister, who is a blonde stereotype. The Loud House (which this show predated by three-and-a-half years), with the exact same concept of being the only boy in a family of sisters.

#Crash and bernstein wiki mac

Fosters Home for Imaginary Friends, with Wyatt and Crash basically being Mac and Bloo, Mac and Wyatt dealing with annoying siblings and their friend, and having the same feel as one another.The Ren & Stimpy Show (due to its frequent usage of gross-out, toilet humor, surreality, and gross-out close-up shots and the two main characters being a polar opposite duo, with the goofy dumb one frequently irritating the more rational one), Squirrel Boy (due to both having young average everyday boys dealing with their non human friend who lives with them).Johnny Test (2005, Seasons 4-6) (due to them both being about boys dealing with siblings who often do dangerous things).The Cramp Twins (due to its similar premise where a character has to deal with a purple/dark blue brother who always causes trouble).There are also several similarities to other shows such as The plots are usually run-of-the-mill and can be quite bland in its own way not to mention that many episodes themselves are usually repetitive, predictable, straightforward or sometimes nonsensical. The setting being in Portland is pretty dull and forgettable since there is little world building.Awful, subpar and lazy writing, such as in 'Frat Chance', 'Crash Landing' and the worst offender, 'Trash and Bernstein'.How did Crash even come to life in the first place? Cause it was never explained. Or toilet humor that also shows from time to time. Gross-out humor, such as Crash puking in a plastic bubble and Crash chewing on an old lady's toenails.

The opening also tries too hard to seem cool and is cringey in hindsight and the theme song is a generic rap song with cheesy lyrics that make no sense.

Cleo's catchphrase, '.CLLEEOO!' is pretty annoying.

Amanda treats Pesto (who has a huge crush on her) like garbage.

Speaking of voices, Crash's voice is out-of-place and doesn't fit his character of a teenager, especially compared to other characters like Sonic.

Amanda's voice will get on your nerves fast.

While being a tolerable character, Pesto was badly flanderized in Season 2 where his crush on Amanda became his sole defining characteristic.

Wyatt himself has little to no personality other then feeling like a stereotypical kid.

Not to mention that Wyatt's rivalry around his female filled family is one-sided and unfair to Wyatt.

When Wyatt finally had some catharsis in his life, his sisters unsparingly tried to get rid of Crash, which is quite dark.

Wyatt's sisters are the most unlikable as they're pretty mean towards Wyatt and Crash when Wyatt got what he always wanted: a friend to have fun with (since Pesto is just the every dude Wyatt hangs out with).

The characters can be either one-note, forgettable at best and unlikable at worst.

The acting ranges from either mediocre to horrible.

Speaking of which, the entire show is basically the prologue of The Muppets, but as a generic sitcom, in fact, Crash feels like a modern-day-themed ripoff of Walter.

Ironically, a performer from those shows, Tim Lagasse stars as the voice and puppeteer for Crash and Greg Ballora (who worked on Muppets Tonight) works as the puppet captain.

Crash's character seems like a rejected character from Sesame Street or from The Muppets.

Speaking of Crash's antics, they can be somewhat misleading and dangerous to young viewers to think that it is safe to face slam into each other and Disney XD had to make countless disclaimers to not do what Crash is capable of.

In one episode, he even leaves someone stranded on a island.

Not to mention that Crash's dimwitted, destructive antics can get annoying at times. Not to mention, the number of crimes he commits and he doesn't even learn his lesson from his actions.

Crash is usually a really unlikable character, he has no character development since he only has one motive to break stuff (as his name implies) and never gets to have a serious moment with Wyatt at all.

Forced, stupid, groan-worthy, corny and unfunny humor.