Uploaded September 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In this video, I show a bug in LEGO Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy where if the skeleton uses something rideable, it will glitch up and be in a t-pose, resulting in the player having to enter another area, die or switch characters. The same goes with Han Solo in Carbonite. This was fixed in The Complete Saga. I used the Japanese PS2 version for this.
The skeleton makes me think of Elijah Wood is an example of kids being into popular culture that they're not age-appropriate for when in his case, when he was a kid, he was into horror movies when he was not supposed to. In the same year that this game came out, he voiced Mumble in the movie Happy Feet and it won the Oscar for Best Animated Feature.
It would be inappropriate if you were to put the Cold Case characters into this game since it's way too edgy for kids and it should've been rated TV-MA and not TV-14 since I can't imagine teenagers watching the series at all as with children. I can't imagine a reboot or revival of the series at all, mainly because Lilly Rush's dark backstory makes no sense since it's illegal for a child to purchase alcohol, but one way you could fix it to not involve alcohol would be where she is like Daniel LaRusso from The Karate Kid franchise which unlike Cold Case, is appropriate for kids. That's part of the main reason why I would give Cold Case zero stars with Roger Ebert's rating scale. I'm sure whenever kids saw promos, commercials or anything else related to the series while watching sporting events or other things that are appropriate for them on CBS or its related networks, they stayed calm and acknowledged that they can't watch it. You can easily imagine how much controversy there would be if Wilmette District 39 marketed the series towards children instead of the Japanese dub of Thomas & Friends which I prefer because it uses separate voice actors for the characters which makes more sense and it feels like a scripted TV show. Cold Case aired during most of my time in Wilmette District 39 when I did the Early Childhood Program at Romona and attended K-4th Grade at McKenzie Elementary.
Here's how I view the ESRB being like the movie ratings:
E - G
E10+ - PG
T - PG-13
M - R
Adults only - NC-17
And before the E10+ rating was created:
E - G and PG
T - PG-13
M - R
Adults only - NC-17
And how the TV Parental Guidelines are like the movie ratings:
TV-Y & TV-Y7 - G
TV-G - PG
TV-PG - PG-13
TV-14 - R
TV-MA - R & NC-17
And how the are TV Parental Guidelines like video game ratings:
TV-G and under - E & E10+
TV-PG - E10+ and T
TV-14 - T & M
TV-MA - M and Adults Only
In this video, I show a bug in LEGO Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy where if the skeleton uses something rideable, it will glitch up and be in a t-pose, resulting in the player having to enter another area, die or switch characters. The same goes with Han Solo in Carbonite. This was fixed in The Complete Saga. I used the Japanese PS2 version for this.
The skeleton makes me think of Elijah Wood is an example of kids being into popular culture that they're not age-appropriate for when in his case, when he was a kid, he was into horror movies when he was not supposed to. In the same year that this game came out, he voiced Mumble in the movie Happy Feet and it won the Oscar for Best Animated Feature.
It would be inappropriate if you were to put the Cold Case characters into this game since it's way too edgy for kids and it should've been rated TV-MA and not TV-14 since I can't imagine teenagers watching the series at all as with children. I can't imagine a reboot or revival of the series at all, mainly because Lilly Rush's dark backstory makes no sense since it's illegal for a child to purchase alcohol, but one way you could fix it to not involve alcohol would be where she is like Daniel LaRusso from The Karate Kid franchise which unlike Cold Case, is appropriate for kids. That's part of the main reason why I would give Cold Case zero stars with Roger Ebert's rating scale. I'm sure whenever kids saw promos, commercials or anything else related to the series while watching sporting events or other things that are appropriate for them on CBS or its related networks, they stayed calm and acknowledged that they can't watch it. You can easily imagine how much controversy there would be if Wilmette District 39 marketed the series towards children instead of the Japanese dub of Thomas & Friends which I prefer because it uses separate voice actors for the characters which makes more sense and it feels like a scripted TV show. Cold Case aired during most of my time in Wilmette District 39 when I did the Early Childhood Program at Romona and attended K-4th Grade at McKenzie Elementary.
Here's how I view the ESRB being like the movie ratings:
E - G
E10+ - PG
T - PG-13
M - R
Adults only - NC-17
And before the E10+ rating was created:
E - G and PG
T - PG-13
M - R
Adults only - NC-17
And how the TV Parental Guidelines are like the movie ratings:
TV-Y & TV-Y7 - G
TV-G - PG
TV-PG - PG-13
TV-14 - R
TV-MA - R & NC-17
And how the are TV Parental Guidelines like video game ratings:
TV-G and under - E & E10+
TV-PG - E10+ and T
TV-14 - T & M
TV-MA - M and Adults Only
