The Nostalgia Critic2007

Nostalgia Critic:
Valjean then sings about how important it is to protect Marius, describing him like a son - a son he's only known for a few minutes.

Jean Valjean:
[singing] God on high/Hear my prayer

Oancitizen:
This is especially disrespectful to the original, as the song was supposed to be sung quietly and soothing. Here, he belts it out.

Jean Valjean:
[singing] If I die/Let me die

Oancitizen:
I'm surprised he doesn't wake up the entire army.

Nostalgia Critic:
Oh, and I suppose Colm Wilkinson did much better?

Oancitizen:
He did! Much better!

Nostalgia Critic:
Oh, and his

[imitating with his hand]

Nostalgia Critic:
awkward lip movements didn't result for hilarious sounds like this?

Colm Wilkinson:
[singing onstage at the 10th Anniversary Concert of Les Miserables] Bring me ho-ome.

[Nostalgia Critic and Paw chuckle]

Oancitizen:
Well, OK, maybe not every note was perfect, but I don't...

Colm Wilkinson:
Ho-ome?

[Nostalgia Critic and Paw laugh heartily as Kyle looks irritated]

Paw:
Did he swallow a fish?

Oancitizen:
It's still better than Jackman.

Nostalgia Critic:
Oh, I don't know. Jackman never sounded like a vomiting cat in reverse.

Colm Wilkinson:
Ho-ome? Ho-ome? Ho-ome?

[Nostalgia Critic and Paw can't help but laugh hysterically. Oanacitizen is clearly upset and close to rage and tears]

Oancitizen:
Stop it!