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The official return of the Nostalgia Critic was announced and debuted on Februwith the first episode being The Odd Life of Timothy Green. Also, the Nostalgia Critic is now reviewing newer movies more often so long as they are not currently playing in theaters and available on DVD or any other releasable forms so that he can get the footage needed. The schedule is changed to two weeks to provide Walker more time to work on his review.

The video was framed by a fictionalized version of Walker having a writer's block and pondering whether to revive The Nostalgia Critic after watching The Odd Life of Timothy Green and finds himself ranting about it like the Critic. At the end Donnie was restored to the Critic persona, resulting in the Demo Reel world to be merged with the Plot Hole. It revealed that the Demo Reel show was a Purgatory for the character, with Donnie being the Nostalgia Critic reincarnated, to help him recognize the feelings of being ridiculed. The video serves as a followup to To Boldly Flee and a conclusion to Demo Reel, his then current and biggest project. On January 22, 2013, a video titled The Review Must Go On announced the return of the Nostalgia Critic. A day after, on September 14, Walker released a video stating that there would no longer be weekly episodes of the Nostalgia Critic (even though the Critic may still appear in future specials) and Walker would be moving on to make other series. This lead to many fans speculating to whether or not this meant the end of the Nostalgia Critic. The final part was released on September 13, in which the Nostalgia Critic sacrifices himself to save the world. On August 23 2012, Walker released the 1st part of the sites fourth anniversary special, To Boldly Flee, in which The Critic as well as other reviewers from the site, set out to try and save Ma-Ti, a character from the 90's cartoon, Captain Planet. The 'Death' and Return of the Nostalgia Critic This led Walker to spend the first part of his James and the Giant Peach review apologizing.

Many fans saw this as his worst video, and became infamous in the Let's Play community, with Slowbeef, the original creator of Let's Play, tearing apart the video and the Nostalgia Critic. This unpopularity reached it's peak when Walker released a Let's Play of Bart's Nightmare. This carried on for a few years, until his fanbase started to decrease, with many saying that the videos were starting to get boring, and filled with mindless yelling. Walker posted on his Twitter account that he will make a cameo appearance in Rolfe's Angry Video Game Nerd film adaptation. Walker has informed viewers of Rolfe's projects, and Rolfe has contributed to some of the Critic's subsequent videos, such as the Voice in Suburban Knights, an attacker in his review of Ponyo for the 200th episode of the Nostalgia Critic, and a masked alien in To Boldly Flee. The two characters, and real-life comedians, are now the best of friends. The feud took place over many videos in 2008вЂ“09. This began with the Critic launching a satirical attack in an early video.

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The series and character gained increased fame from a fictional feud between the Critic and fellow web reviewer character The Angry Video Game Nerd (played by James Rolfe). This income allowed Walker to quit his previous job as an illustrator and to create web television professionally. In the third quarter of the 2009 fiscal year alone, the series generated $54,000 in income from its advertising. The show averages 100,000 to 200,000 viewers per week. The Nostalgia Critic has received high praise from critics and audiences. When Walker first started making videos, he garnered a giant fanbase for both 5 second videos and Nostalgia Critic.