Shows I'd like to see Chuck review

[FuelDrop]

Not a show per say but...

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XCOM Lives!

[SlackerinDeNile]

There wouldn't be much for Chuck to review in the XCOM franchise to be honest. He's more of a story reviewer than a game one and XCOM is more about strategy and gameplay than its story, lore and setting.
He could do a video about the subjects surrounding it, and he kind of already has with that 'First Contact' episode of Star Trek TNG.

[CMWaters]

One thing he's already reviewed series wise but not this episode is another MLP: FIM episode...one that guest stars William Shatner.

Won't say anymore because it hasn't aired officially in the US yet.

[ssimon4991]

Honestly, there are a few shows I'd like to see Chuck review:

Clannad & Clannad AS
Quantum Leap (which seems to be a popular choice)
Planetarian: Reverie for a Little Planet
One Punch Man
Log Horizon season 1
Kimi no na wa

Considering that Chuck's recommendation at the end of his Madoka Magica reviews was how I got into anime in the first place, I'd like to see him review some anime that are actually decent (i.e. NOT Kannazuki no Miko!)

[Admiral X]

It would be nice if someone could have him do more Ghost in the Shell or Cowboy Bebop. Alas, I went all in on Ergo Proxy, and I don't have the disposable income that some otaku seem to have.

[PerrySimm]

On the one hand, I like the number of folks piling on Quantum Leap as an idea. But it is a really different kind of show - mainly a few early and a few later episodes that were really in the Sci-Fi vein; the rest was just a convenient excuse for historical fiction. Plus the fact that you can't get the original music ANYWHERE - it just sucks the life out of the program.

[Arkle]

On the one hand, I like the number of folks piling on Quantum Leap as an idea. But it is a really different kind of show - mainly a few early and a few later episodes that were really in the Sci-Fi vein; the rest was just a convenient excuse for historical fiction. Plus the fact that you can't get the original music ANYWHERE - it just sucks the life out of the program.

IIRC, the Blu-Ray set put out by MIll Creek was able to restore most if not all the original QL music. I could be remembering wrong though.

[excalibur]

What about The Expanse. I'd like to see a review of that series

[nebagram]

Has anyone (myself included) mentioned Star Fleet/X Bomber yet? As a supermarionation series made in Japan featuring spaceships and giant mechs I'd have thought that'd tick literally every demographic box that watches Chuck.

[The Romulan Republic]

Something King Arthur-related might be nice.

Now I'm just trying to think which is the best film or television rendering of Arthurian mythology.