chips. He is killed by Naked Dave the zombie after threatening to egg his car, as instructed by Ed. Steve never talks. Emily Schooley is shown in the fake telethon episode, where she plays a phone operator coerced into helping Ed and Liana out. She sometimes works behind the scenes as well - in the Roninja episode, she did Naked Dave's makeup as well as working as set continuity/PA. In real life she is an actor and improviser. Roninja is featured in the episode featuring The Master (about an American Second World War veteran who was trained by the ninja). Ron Sparks tells the legend of the Roninja, a half Ronin/half Ninja who became a crime fighter after his parents were killed by "the Yakuza gang". After the story Sparks suddenly disappears making it appear very possible that he is in fact himself the Roninja. Ed keeps saying that the Roninja isn't real, but Liana points out there is a Roninja page on Wikipedia. It is obviously Sparks playing the Roninja (he has Spark's voice and drink), but it is not shown whether he is actually supposed to be the same person. At the end of the episode Roninja kills another guest, Naked Dave. Lake Erie Pete is shown in the Mexican movies episode, during the Haunted Swamp feature. Sparks tells the legend of Lake Erie Pete, about a man who becomes a crime-fighting swamp monster after his parents are killed by one. The story is almost exactly the same as the Roninja story from the previous episode. After telling it, Sparks again disappears then Lake Erie Pete shows up in a cheap Creature from the Black Lagoon mask to ambush the Robot after the failed Robot/Mummy fight. Crackers the clown appears during the fake telethon episode, during which he plays a song on his accordion and also plays back-up music for other performers to dance to. Episodes Series overview Season 1: 2010 Season 2: 2010 Reception This Movie Sucks! initially garnered a lukewarm reception, with many criticizing Ed's "bad movie" selection and the production values, which were weaker than in previous Ed the Sock efforts. Technical issues with both video and audio were a regular occurrence in the first few episodes, owing largely to Ed's heavy reliance on student interns for crew. It has also been consistently criticized for somewhat disorganized scheduling though it is unknown if that is