When did you discover Chuck's SF Debris show and how?

[Yukaphile]

For me, it's easy. September, 2012. A YouTuber known as the poparena had done "a loving ripoff of SF Debris" with his Animorphs reviews, and I found him in December 2010, and while he'd led me to the Nostalgia Critic in late summer of 2011, I didn't give in to my curiosity and check out who this "SF Debris" fellow was until then, and I'm glad I did.

[Karha of Honor]

Youtube, 2009 or 10.

Don't remember how.

[J!!]

came across a link to his outrageous okana review on the tvtropes page for informed attributes. i don't remember when that was, exactly, but he was still on youtube, and encounter at farpoint was quite recent.

[Yukaphile]

Must have been a long time ago, as that page doesn't have any entries now.

[Yukaphile]

@Slash Gallagher So you're one of his initial fans. Cool.

[BridgeConsoleMasher]

I used to chat on ConfusedMatthew's Youtube channel and a bit on his forum. He brought up SF Debris quite a bit, and that's how I became to know about him. I remember one person on Confused Matthew's YT channel comments section, AngryMovieGeek about 10 years ago, who was known for ripping off reviewers styles, namely Confused Matthew's own Youtube avatar. I remember checking out his Star Trek V review, and I remember thinking that he distinctly emulated Chuck's delivery in exposition.

Not sure witch review I first saw at this point, but that's the distinctive memory story.

[LavarosVA]

Linkara talked about him in his History Of Power Rangers: In Space videos, I took a look, I liked what I saw. I kept watching.

[Zoinksberg]

I'm ashamed to admit that despite seeing the shout-out he got in Linkara's HoPR video I didn't get around to checking him out until he joined Channel Awesome. So that would be October 2014. Watched the first video posted there and was hooked.

[Yukaphile]

Two years after me. You missed a lot of great stuff - at least when it first came out and was fresh. It's still great and always there to enjoy, but I mean when it was new, you know? Not attacking the show, just saying, for the SF Debris content, that was a great time, between 2013 and 2014. For one thing, he finished uploading all the former YouTube videos to the site. Second, well... Romulan Summer and KOTOR.

[Riedquat]

Must've stumbled across it on Youtube somehow but I can't remember when, or even how.