Doug Walker

Douglas Darien "Doug" Walker (born November 17, 1981 in Naples, Italy) is an Internet-based comedian and film critic. He's the first member and face of Channel Awesome, originally being the "That Guy With The Glasses" that gave the site its former logo and name (before that name was used for one of his characters).

His original characters include:

 * The Nostalgia Critic in The Nostalgia Critic and the game show Pop Quiz Hot Shot.
 * Donnie Dupre, the director in Demo Reel.
 * That Guy With The Glasses of Ask That Guy with the Glasses. Killed Off for Real in the final episode (although he did return briefly in the Nostalgia Critic's review of Jurassic World).
 * Chester A. Bum of Bum Reviews.
 * Dominic the Bartender of Video Game Confessions
 * Douchey McNitpick, a Straw Fan spoof of Troll commenters.
 * Black Dog Bill, a Pirate telling Memetic Badass jokes about Bloodbeard Joe.
 * Emo Jones, a spoof of Wangsty people.
 * Devil Boner, a spoof of '90s Anti-Heroes.
 * Reverend Nutjob, a spoof of preachers. His antics include just being, well, nutty. He once looked at a guy in a light yellow suit and asked God to "heal this man's fashion sense".
 * Himself, credited initially as The Writer, in To Boldly Flee, The Review Must Go On, and The Nostalgia Critic 's review of The Last Airbender.
 * Tom, the Troubled, but Cute new neighbor in The Cartoon Show. Notable because said show doesn't have him writing or directing anything, just acting.
 * Uncle Lies, who debuted in the Jurassic Park III review and was later paired with Tamara’s Aunt Deceit character

His parody characters include:

 * General Zod of Superman II.
 * Raoul Puke, a character based on the works of Hunter S. Thompson.
 * Melvin, brother of the Joker. Has been Killed Off for Real in a vid for charity.
 * Tommy Wiseau, director/writer/producer/actor/possibly-alien from The Room.
 * Dr. Bitch Spasms, a Patch Adams analog highlighting why the movie character wouldn't make a good doctor. Killed Off for Real at the end of the Patch Adams review.
 * The spider-mutant version of Dr. Smith from the Lost in Space movie.
 * Lori Prince, a news personality in both the Batman universe, and the Channel Awesome universe (according to Word of God, since his father, Larry Prince, is a news anchor on Suburban Knights). A parody of newscaster Larry King.

Performances outside his own shows:

 * Johnny in Lloyd.
 * Samuel and Kendrick Tobinski in Jesus, Bro!.
 * Rudy in DISCO.
 * A G.U.N. soldier in the Sonic fan film.
 * As a Guest Fighter in Streets of Fury.
 * Bally Joe in Another Cinema Snob Movie.