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==Eponymous Work==

==Eponymous Work==

In 2014, Lindsay left [[Channel Awesome]] to focus on her own content,<ref name=farewell/> and because she felt the Nostalgia Critic 'brand' was not one she felt comfortable with anymore. She started posting videos to her own channel, and with her own creative freedom. Her eponymous work involves longer videos with a more serious (though often still dry) tone. She often touches on films within the context of history or as part of a larger movement, like Disney films as part of the corporation of Disney itself, or Transformers as it relates to the Marxism movement.

In 2014, Lindsay left [[Channel Awesome]] to focus on her own content,<ref name=farewell/> and because she felt the Nostalgia Critic 'brand' was not one she felt comfortable with anymore. She started posting videos to her own channel, and with her own creative freedom. Her eponymous work involves longer videos with a more serious (though often still dry) tone. She often touches on films within the context of history or as part of a larger movement; for example, Disney films as part of the corporation of Disney itself<ref>e.g., "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w9dCWUuJZLw The Revisionist World of Disney: Mary Poppins, Walt Disney and Saving Mr. Banks]"</ref>, ''Transformers'' as it relates to Marxism<ref>"[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pFMiuAtbMO0 Marxism!: The Whole Plate Episode 9]", part of ''The Whole Plate'' series which examines film and film theory via the ''Transformers'' series.</ref> or ''The Hobbit'' films and their impact on Australian politics<ref>"[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qi7t_g5QObs The Hobbit: The Desolation of Warners (Part 3/2)]"</ref>.

==Other Work==

==Other Work==