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For me, hands down, it's him saying that simply because vore disgusts him (and not unreasonably so, let's be fair!), that does not mean there's something wrong with those who like it. That's quite revolutionary in terms of tolerance and getting along, and I wish more people felt that way - me included, at least on certain topics.

Idunno I don't remember every single review, but I think in All Star Superman when he riffs on the scene with Jimmy Olsen in drag is good.

The episode of Voyager where The Doctor has a holographic family, and the daughter of the holographic family dies after other crew members alter the simulation from a cheesy 50s sitcom family to a rebellious/busy/troubled 80s sitcom family.

Chuck literally calls out the characters/writers for pulling a MASSIVE amount of bullshit regarding the death of a child for The Doctor, and relates his own experiences with his twins and how they both beat the odds and survived...

And he still gave the episode a fair review score, despite the fact that he ended up pretty damn pissed at how manipulative and wrongheaded it was.

The problem is that the baseline is so high that it's hard to pick an example as standing out. Chuck is normally so even-handed that even his use of fat jokes in his Sith Warrior review (jokes so tame they would be at home in Kung Fu Panda mind you) is kind of shocking.

I thought he was pretty tolerant of the special edition changes.