Trivia

He loves Patton (1970).

His favorite movie of all time is Camelot (1967).

As a child; he was bullied because of his weird last name.

His favorite "Star Trek" show is Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (1993).

Was inspired to become an Internet reviewer by the Nostalgia Critic and the Angry Video Game Nerd.

Avid comic book fan. Hosts two shows in which he reviews (or, more appropriately, roasts) comic books: Atop the Fourth Wall (2008) ("Where bad comics burn"); and "Longbox of the Damned", which is primarily horror-themed. He portrays a separate host for each show: "Linkara" for AT4W; and "Count Von Moarte" (who speaks with a Transylvanian accent) for LOTD.

Big fan of Power Rangers and Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987).

His last name is pronounced "love-hog".

Lewis' surname, Lovhaug, is Norwegian for "leaf hill".

Names Mystery Science Theater 3000 (1988) and Doctor Who (1963) as his inspirations.

Despite all the bad comics he's reviewed, Lewis has named Frank Miller's "Holy Terror", to be the worst comic he's ever read, even though "Spider-Man: One More Day" is high on his list and is a commonly used running gag on his show.

Named his character Linkara after Link from The Legend Of Zelda games. He admits that he never played them.

An avid Star Trek fan, his favourite episodes are:

• Spectre of the Gun (1968)
• Where Silence Has Lease (1988)
• United (2005)
• Mirror, Mirror (1967)
• In a Mirror, Darkly (2005)
• The Doomsday Machine (1967)
• The Forgotten (2004)
• Q Who (1989)
• Yesterday's Enterprise (1990)
• Duet (1993)
• Scorpion (1997)/Scorpion, Part II (1997)
• In the Pale Moonlight (1998)
• Waltz (1998)
• The Defector (1990)
• The Best of Both Worlds (1990)/The Best of Both Worlds Part II (1990).

Was good friends with Justin Carmical.

Has regarded Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan (1982) as his favorite Star Trek movie.

He named "JLA/Titans: The Technis Imperative" as his favourite comic and the one that got him interested in the medium.

Along with being a comic book reviewer, he also has his own comic book series: "Revolution of the Mask".

He considers Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan (1982) to be a perfect movie.