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* Diamanda's speech about Magnus Hirschfeld.
{{quote| '''Diamanda:''' I even brought my own speech. *ahem* "Hirschfeld was the first man to study sexuality and was a founding member of the first official gay rights organization in 1901. He was outside of Germany when the Nazis took power, and his institute dedicated to helping gay, lesbian, transgender, and bisexual people was completely destroyed. [[Book -Burning|Most of the footage of the Nazis burning books were tomes from his personal library.]] Most of his friends in Germany either vanished, or were murdered by the Nazis." [[Did Not Do the Research|And]] ''[[Did Not Do the Research|this]]'' [[Did Not Do the Research|is the guy you base your evil doctor's assistant on.]] [[Precision F-Strike|FUCK YOU!]]}}
* This completely justified comment about ''Schizophreniac The Whore Mangler'':
{{quote| I think this is one of those few and far-between moments when one of our silly little Internet review shows can say, without fear of contradiction or being accused of hyperbole, that '''my show is better-looking than this shit!'''}}
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* On a meta level, she finally posted the ''[[Gayniggers From Outer Space]]'' to [[That Guy With the Glasses]] after being afraid of the review being used to criticize the channel for insensitivity. She was met with great positive response in the comments.
* In a minor but still cool showing-off-evil way, the ''Preaching To The Perverted'' review has her getting the Chick to say "[[Call Back|paaaaink]]!" by threatening to kill her dog, friends and Nella, thus marking her as the ''only'' person who can get Chick to submit.
* While reviewing the ''[[Doctor Who (TV)|Doctor Who]]'' episode "Victory of the Daleks," she goes into a quite tantalizing possibility of how the episode's core premise could be used to make a far deeper and morally complex story: Churchill is aware of how evil the Daleks are, but doesn't care as long as they can help him win the war. So the Doctor is forced to team up with a German agent to stop them, putting Amy in quite a tight spot, as she doesn't know how bad the Daleks are, but does know how bad the Nazis are.
** In "Planet of the Dead" she is quite upset with the "extremely gay" Russell T. Davies paying the horrifically homophobic goverment of Dubai (with the British public's own money, given how the BBC funding works) just for a few generic desert shots.
 
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