The eternal struggle is fought here between what is genuinely cool and timeless for every generation versus those things that are pure nostalgia and only seem great because of your childhood memories. Whether it’s Ghostbusters, Star Wars, James Bond, Super Mario, Star Trek, or Marvel Comics vs DC, we cover all our favorite things from the 70s, 80s, 90s, and 2000s. After each of us present an item related to the episode’s topic, the group votes to decide whether it is still Cool or Just Nostalgic.

Every two weeks we’ll bring a theme to the episode that Jeffrey, Michael, Andy, and Mike will have to present a topic for voting related to that theme. We will state our case on things like Nintendo, Retro Arcades, Throwback Songs of the 70s, 80, 90s, and early 2000s, or even cars from film and television. Will we sway to others to believe our topic is still cool? Or will they vote that our love for it is simply nostalgia?

This week, we cover some of our favorite black super heroes in a VERY heated discussion over some characters.

The eternal struggle is fought here between what is genuinely cool and timeless for every generation versus those things that are pure nostalgia and only seem great because of your childhood memories. Whether it’s Ghostbusters, Star Wars, James Bond, Super Mario, Star Trek, or Marvel Comics vs DC, we cover all our favorite things from the 70s, 80s, 90s, and 2000s. After each of us present an item related to the episode’s topic, the group votes to decide whether it is still Cool or Just Nostalgic.

Every two weeks we’ll bring a theme to the episode that Jeffrey, Michael, Andy, and Mike will have to present a topic for voting related to that theme. We will state our case on things like Nintendo, Retro Arcades, Throwback Songs of the 70s, 80, 90s, and early 2000s, or even cars from film and television. Will we sway to others to believe our topic is still cool? Or will they vote that our love for it is simply nostalgia?

TAGS: Nostalgia Critic, Detective Comics, Best things from our childhood, Best Movies of the 1970s, Best Movies of the 1980s, Best Movies of the 1990s, Best TV Shows of the 1970s, Best TV Shows of the 1980s, Best TV Shows of the 1990s, Vintage Toys, Retro, Classics Cinema, Throwback, Kansas City Chiefs, Philadelphia Eagles, Super Bowl LIX, Super Bowl 2025, Super Bowl 59, NFL is Rigged, NFL Refs, NFL Referees, The Puppy Bowl, Animal Adoption, Best Super Bowl Commercials, Greatest Super Bowl Commercials, Best Super Bowl Half Time Show, Greatest Super Bowl, Half Time Show, Michael Jackson Super Bowl Half Time Show, Disney NFL Parade

The eternal struggle is fought here between what is genuinely cool and timeless for every generation versus those things that are pure nostalgia and only seem great because of your childhood memories. Whether it’s Ghostbusters, Star Wars, James Bond, Super Mario, Star Trek, or Marvel Comics vs DC, we cover all our favorite things from the 70s, 80s, 90s, and 2000s. After each of us present an item related to the episode’s topic, the group votes to decide whether it is still Cool or Just Nostalgic.

Every two weeks we’ll bring a theme to the episode that Jeffrey, Michael, Andy, and Mike will have to present a topic for voting related to that theme. We will state our case on things like Nintendo, Retro Arcades, Throwback Songs of the 70s, 80, 90s, and early 2000s, or even cars from film and television. Will we sway to others to believe our topic is still cool? Or will they vote that our love for it is simply nostalgia?

This week, we cover some of our favorite and most hated retro video games from our child hoods. Whether it’s the best fighting games of the 80’s and 90’s, Ninja Turtle cartoons, or souped-up motorcycles known as crotch rockets, it’s time to dissect what video games are still cool today. What makes an arcade game stand the test of time and still be cool across generations? Why are new video games being released today returning to that retro look and feel of the classic side-scrolling game? And why do Mike and Jeffrey argue so much? All this and more as we discuss some of our favorite classics of the arcade and home consoles.

TAGS: Nostalgia Critic, Detective Comics, Best things from our childhood, Best Movies of the 1970s, Best Movies of the 1980s, Best Movies of the 1990s, Best TV Shows of the 1970s, Best TV Shows of the 1980s, Best TV Shows of the 1990s, Vintage Toys, Retro, Classics Cinema, Throwback, Movie Reboot, TV Show Reboot, TV Series Reboot, Television Reboot, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, TMNT, Turtles In Time, Super Nintendo, Sega Genesis, Commodore 64, PC Games, Road Rash, Motorcycle Video Games, Golden Axe, Final Fight, Street Fighter, Batman, Arkham Asylum, Retro Video Games, Pixel Art, Ported Games, Fighting Games, Beat them up games, beat em up games, beat them up fatigue, beat em up fatigue, X-Men

The eternal struggle is fought here between what is genuinely cool and timeless for every generation versus those things that are pure nostalgia and only seem great because of your childhood memories. Whether it’s Ghostbusters, Star Wars, James Bond, Super Mario, Star Trek, or Marvel Comics vs DC, we cover all our favorite things from the 70s, 80s, 90s, and 2000s. After each of us present an item related to the episode’s topic, the group votes to decide whether it is still Cool or Just Nostalgic.

Every two weeks we’ll bring a theme to the episode that Jeffrey, Michael, Andy, and Mike will have to present a topic for voting related to that theme. We will state our case on things like Nintendo, Retro Arcades, Throwback Songs of the 70s, 80, 90s, and early 2000s, or even cars from film and television. Will we sway to others to believe our topic is still cool? Or will they vote that our love for it is simply nostalgia?

This week, we cover some of our favorite and most hated vintage cars from pop culture. Whether it’s the best television shows of the 80’s, Transformers cartoons, or off-road racing vehicles from both film and real life, it’s time to dissect what cars are still cool today. What makes a car iconic across generations? What are the design aspects that we should keep in future vehicles? Are cars better with curves or sharp angles? Some of the best designs on electric vehicles and concept cars are returning to the designs of the past to make them more modern. We may never agree on the best cars produced in the world, but we might discover why you should never Hassle the Hoff as we discuss Knight Rider, the original Bumblebee Transformer, the best Rally Car ever with the most wins, hot hatches, Top Gear, the Grand Tour, and what is the worst Camaro as a photo of David Hasslehoff judges us over our thoughts.

TAGS: Nostalgia Critic, Detective Comics, Best things from our childhood, Best Movies of the 1970s, Best Movies of the 1980s, Best Movies of the 1990s, Best TV Shows of the 1970s, Best TV Shows of the 1980s, Best TV Shows of the 1990s, Vintage Toys, Retro, Classics Cinema, Throwback, Favorite Christmas Movies, Batman Returns, Batman Forever, Batman and Robin, Michael Keaton, KITT, KARR, K.A.R.R, FLAG, Michael Knight, Lancia Delta HF turbo, World Rally Championship, Most wins at World Rally Championship, Rallye de Monte-Carlo, Olympus Rally, The Love Bug, Beetlemania, Beatlemania, Herbie the Love Bug, VW Bug, Slug Bug, VW Beetle, German Cars, Movie Reboot, TV Show Reboot, TV Series Reboot, Television Reboot

The eternal struggle is fought here between what is genuinely cool and timeless for every generation versus those things that are pure nostalgia and only seem great because of your childhood memories. Whether it’s Ghostbusters, Star Wars, James Bond, Super Mario, Star Trek, or Marvel Comics vs DC, we cover all our favorite things from the 70s, 80s, 90s, and 2000s. After each of us present an item related to the episode’s topic, the group votes to decide whether it is still Cool or Just Nostalgic.

Every two weeks we’ll bring a theme to the episode that Jeffrey, Michael, Andy, and Mike will have to present a topic for voting related to that theme. We will state our case on things like Nintendo, Retro Arcades, Throwback Songs of the 70s, 80, 90s, and early 2000s, or even cars from film and television. Will we sway to others to believe our topic is still cool? Or will they vote that our love for it is simply nostalgia?

This week, we cover some of our favorite Christmas Movies

TAGS: Nostalgia Critic, Detective Comics, Best things from our childhood, Best Movies of the 1970s, Best Movies of the 1980s, Best Movies of the 1990s, Best TV Shows of the 1970s, Best TV Shows of the 1980s, Best TV Shows of the 1990s, Vintage Toys, Retro, Classics Cinema, Throwback, Favorite Christmas Movies, Batman Returns, Home Alone, A Christmas Story, Claymation Christmas Movies, Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer, Die Hard is a Christmas Movie

The eternal struggle is fought here between what is genuinely cool and timeless for every generation versus those things that are pure nostalgia and only seem great because of your childhood memories. Whether it’s Ghostbusters, Star Wars, James Bond, Super Mario, Star Trek, or Marvel Comics vs DC, we cover all our favorite things from the 70s, 80s, 90s, and 2000s. After each of us present an item related to the episode’s topic, the group votes to decide whether it is still Cool or Just Nostalgic.

Every two weeks we’ll bring a theme to the episode that Jeffrey, Michael, Andy, and Mike will have to present a topic for voting related to that theme. We will state our case on things like Nintendo, Retro Arcades, Throwback Songs of the 70s, 80, 90s, and early 2000s, or even cars from film and television. Will we sway to others to believe our topic is still cool? Or will they vote that our love for it is simply nostalgia?

TAGS: Nostalgia Critic, Detective Comics, Best things from our childhood, Best Movies of the 1970s, Best Movies of the 1980s, Best Movies of the 1990s, Best TV Shows of the 1970s, Best TV Shows of the 1980s, Best TV Shows of the 1990s, Vintage Toys, Retro, Classics Cinema, Throwback, Favorite Christmas Movies, Batman Returns, Home Alone, A Christmas Story, Claymation Christmas Movies, Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer, Die Hard is a Christmas Movie