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During episodes of Red Letter Media productions, especially [[Best of the Worst]], cast members are known for '''giving characters nicknames''' when their actual character name did not leave an impact or their appearance was more interesting than their performance. | During episodes of Red Letter Media productions, especially [[Best of the Worst]], cast members are known for '''giving characters nicknames''' when their actual character name did not leave an impact or their appearance was more interesting than their performance. | ||
== Film Title As Nickname == | |||
Most commonly, protagonists are named after the films, such as Leo Fong's character being nicknamed [[Lady Terminator, Lost in Dinosaur World, and Low Blow|Low Blow]]. | Most commonly, protagonists are named after the films, such as Leo Fong's character being nicknamed [[Lady Terminator, Lost in Dinosaur World, and Low Blow|Low Blow]]. | ||
== Examples == | * Monique Gabrielle's character, Jenny Sleighton, is nicknamed "Silk" in [[Bad Movie Scavenger Hunt Too|Silk 2]], but the panelists explicitly refer to her as "Silk 2". | ||
== Other Examples == | |||
* While discussing [[Bad Movie Scavenger Hunt Too|Silk 2]], Tim gives the names "Nerdrick" and "The Stooge" to a pair of characters. | |||
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