The 1990s were an adult animation mark on television. The decade was especially dominated by Fox's "Simpsons", which collapsed new and numerous records of what viewers could expect from family sitcomshowing some of the richest characters ever brought to the air waves at the time. The success of the Simpsons has helped pave the way for more animated sitcoms aimed at a more mature audience, with series such as "Bevis and Butt-Head", "Dr. Katz, Professional Therapist," King of the Hill "," Daria "," South Park ", and" South Park ", and Fasten. While some remain in touch from the 1990s, with the dedicated cult following.

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Created by Mike Reis and Al Jeanan, who served as writers and shows for the third and fourth season of the "Simpsons", the "critic" focused on the 36-year-old film critic named Jayei Herman (Jonon Lovitz). Jayei hosts his show for review, "Attractions Come", which resembles ABC "Films" Overview of a television program featuring Ein Sisskel and Roger Ebert - the latter from which some can blame for the significant powerful powerful tomatoes over the film industry. Jayej's persona was of the stereotypical film critic, with elitist opinions and significant spirituality, which is in strict contrast to his gentler life outside the television studio, with many self -assurance.

Initially aired on ABC, the "critic" was canceled that network after only half of the first season, where he aired 13 episodes in 1994. He moved to Fox in 1995, running for 10 episodes. Fox tried to popularize the series through a crossover with the Simpsons, which was through the episode "Avella is Barnes", which featured Jayej Sherman as a judge at the Springfield Film Festival, And it was an episode that Matt Groning thought was a mistake. Fox set the "critic" in broadcasting immediately after the "Simpsons", but despite the improvement of grades, he was moved to a different timetable for his five initial episodes, just to give up in May 1995. The short series remains a cult classic, with numerous revival revival. 30 years after his cancellation, there seems to be some intensity in the return of Jayei Sherman to the awareness of pop culture.

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Stand-up comedian Jonon Lovitz, who expressed Jayei Sherman, took him to his official account of X, teasing the movement in connection with the revival of the "critic". Specifically, he acknowledged the interest of the co-creator of the Al Jeanan series, and how much fans' interest could help to persuade the studio's heads to revive the cult animated Sitkom, posting:

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You keep telling me that you want back. I have been trying for years! Well, now, creator Al Jeanan is on the ship !!! If you want to come back, we need your help! Please, this post this post and spread the word! So, we can show the studio, how many people love it!

Al Jeanan has confirmed the publication of Jonon Lovitz, the interest of fans to revive from posting"Only iousubopitic ... How much would you like to see the critic, by returning @realjonlovitz (sic)?"

So, whether we see the revival of the "critic" it is based on the interest of the fans. If the series had to be returned, it would be a major opportunity to make a funny comment on the modern state of film criticism and cinema today through the perspective of Jayej Sherman. Only his opinion on contemporary franchises and movies directly streaming can be imagined. Who knows? Maybe he can get into the waters raging The discourse began with Martin Scorsese's criticism of Marvel's film universe.

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The "critic" is available to be transferred to tubes.