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Trekcast 384: We get a Mind Meld w/Kirk and Spock · Star Trek Podcast: Trekcast

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  Track huss the Galaxy's most unpredictable Star Trek podcast. What uh, what's going
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  on? Bobbing your head? Whoa? Yeah uh? I am in an
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  ai art created starship Bridge. Well you got me beat. Yeah, it's
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  not too bad. You're taking my stick. I's going. Everybody, Hey,
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  it's going. It's volume bad a little bit. Scott, Yeah,
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  it's good. Oh yeah, we were just talking about that. I'm trying.
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  I'm trying to to to you know, get this dialed in as far
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  as like how loud I am on the on the podcast, as loud as
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  you want, Buddy, I'll remember that. Good morning Bronson, Hey,
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  good morning. Yeah. So welcome to trek Cast's most unpredictable Star Trek podcast.
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  I'm one of your co hosts, Scott, and with me is Dan
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  and Daniel. Which one's Dan? Which one's Daniel? He's not Dan.
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  Oh, you're each art this one. I do this one. I do
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  know each R. Nope, don't know it. It sounds familiar, it
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  sounds it sounds voyagery. He's the the accountant right for Janeway. All the
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  expenses come on, come on, each R, EACHR O. You guys,
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  it's got to be either you know, one of the Star Trek series,
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  either Next Gen or it must be one of the sci fi series.
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  He wasn't that the Ninth Sun? Enough is each heard the little bear that
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  helps Leah defeat Uh, let's see, is that Eache's father? Each r?
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  Yes? Oh god, okay, yeah, okay, that one.
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  Yeah, I totally pulled that out of a little bit, but right right,
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  Yeah, Eachr was O'Brien sell me in the or the one who he
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  killed for a scrap of food. Yeah, he wasn't real. Even though
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  it wasn't real, he feels about it. O'Brien always got just the short
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  end of the stick, yeah, uh, and the long end of it
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  went right up his bum. I mean, you know, well, I'm
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  just saying he was you know it was it was episode it was. Yeah.
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  Well, whenever I think about that episode, I think about the the
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  Card episode when when he uh uh lived that other life, you know,
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  that entire lifetime. The name of the episodes Escaping Me with the riskin Flute
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  and Inner Light, Yeah, inter Light, And it's like they both kind
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  of lived an extra lifetime, but slightly different lives. Yeah. Yeah,
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  there's a there's a out there that's got that probe from the inner light and
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  it's just learned to play the flute in four hours, right. Indeed,
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  Yeah, poor O'Brien, he's a lot of therapy. Oh God, that
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  poor man. Indeed, he must suffer. Yeah, well you guys doing
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  good this week? Uh it's like hath here, same yeah, same,
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  I've had enough. Yeah, eighteen inches of snow and although last week it
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  was negative ten degrees and next week they're calling for rain. So yeah,
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  we're getting our rain right now, so it'll it'll melt it all down,
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  I think. But we got our We got our rain the week before and
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  a few weeks ago, you remember the ground floor of my house flooded right
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  right right. We ripped the carpets up, dried everything out, Uh,
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  got area rugs to put down mm hmm. Instead of wall to wall carpet,
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  we got area rugs that were just about the size of the room.
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  Put everything back in there. And then like two weeks later, they're like,
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  we're gonna get all this rain, So what do we do. We
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  play everything out of that room, pull those carpets up, roll them up,
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  elevate them so they don't get wet, and uh, you know,
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  we got some water and we and you know, we cleaned it up,
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  but we haven't put them back down yet. And it's been so cold that
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  the floor down there, just walking across that floor so cold, so cold.
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  Yeah, or I need a couple of tons tons that I can just
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  come there. There you go lay them about the smell worse on the inside.
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  They do, Yeah, there, they do a waiting game. Wants
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  to know if you warmed up the shod today. I tried, Yeah,
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  it's well, it's cold. And here's the thing. Once the show starts,
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  I turned you know, I turned the fan down because I don't think
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  you want this backgrounds right right right, yeah, which sounds like the impulse
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  engines. I was just gonna say, is it the impulse sentence? Because
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  we could just go with that, Yeah, use it to help us fall
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  asleep. I mean, I'm in a whole spaceship and you don't hear the
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  engines on mine. I'm just saying, you know what you want to brag
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  about spaceships? That's Do you remember a few years ago we experimented with like
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  different background Yeah, while we were doing the podcast. Yeah, I remember
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  that. I think we did one where the you know, the background was
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  just the the engine noise and the I remember commenting on that begging you guys,
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  please, for the love of Q stop doing that. Next week it
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  was, oh my god, it was so horrible, like every because it
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  would be like the background, but then also every like few seconds it would
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  make like a beat, beep, noise or whatever. Yo, that's it.
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  That's it. Oh it was bad. You mean background music kind of
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  like this. It's going right now? All right, Well it's been a
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  good run on trek Cast. Guy. Yeah, yeah, exactly, exactly,
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  all right, I made it stop. I made it. You get
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  excited because every time we heard the turbo lift doors, was like, oh,
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  it is David coming back. Yeah, it is David walking onto the
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  bridge. Is that this? Yeah? Exactly. Well let's get to the
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  news. Yeah, stars, all right, so our first news story comes
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  to today from screen rant and uh, you know over here on trek Cast,
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  we we love ours. He's our boy. Even had the memorial sci
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  fi movie tournament. But finally, in a u in a interview recently,
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  two Bick's actor two Bix himself, Tom Wright, finally waited on the controversy
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  whether or not our Special Boys should have been allowed to live or not and
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  so on the interview, he said, quote speaking as the character, every
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  entity alive is hardwired to survive. So that that's what's going on, uh
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  with Cubicks thinking, But myself, as an actor, I saw that he
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  had to go. It wasn't enough justification for losing two entities for the sake
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  of one. I absolutely love the character. So how much of that did
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  you catch? Dan? He was cutting out? He was cutting So basically
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  Tom Wright said that Cubicks had to go. Yeah, okay, So here's
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  here's the thing with that he played right. If he were to come out
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  and say I should have kept him around for the next six seasons, see
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  right through that, that's an actor lobbying for work or or you know,
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  well not lobbying. I mean, this show went off the air twenty years
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  ago. But you know that's an actor saying I should have gotten more work.
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  Sorry, I don't know, I don't know if I believe him.
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  Plus, you know, I don't care if he played two. He's wrong.
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  She murdered right, she murdered him right, And who cares? But
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  the actor that played the character. Does the actor who plays the character,
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  if anything, really have that much say about the universe storyline. I mean,
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  Bruce Willis said that Diehard wasn't a Christmas movie recently, So we don't
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  believe that, do we. He's wrong, I mean obviously. So yeah,
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  why I say that, I mean dismissive. That's how you smelled dismissive.
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  All right. So our next news story comes to us from space dot
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  com. And you know Dan used to say sometimes he's star Trek and other
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  things. Oh yeah, everywhere. Yeah, NASA is seeing it too.
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  They're seeing it on Mars. So let me show you this picture. Tell
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  me if you notice anything. Oh yeah, curios the delta. Yeah yeah,
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  so somebody left their communicator badge on Mars clearly, but or it or
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  it's an Indian arrowhead, you know, right right, the two right right.
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  Yeah, it's cool. It's you know, it's definitely neat to see.
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  You know, it's very clearly a case of paradilia where you see patterns
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  that aren't there. You see you know, who's a big fan of who's
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  that loves it? Loves it? He sees patterns and things. Yeah,
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  that's all. He's such a good accountant. He sees what the the money
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  is going. He figures it out, he sees those patterns. Yeah,
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  he didn't been great at that. That thing we did in high school where
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  you take a piece of paper and you just start making little patterns on it
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  until it grows throughout the entire sheet. Oh yeah, yeah, you know,
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  I drew a lot of those, was talking about. I was busy
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  doing math. Oh school work. Yeah, I didn't do that. That's
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  right, that's right. That's like, you know, you ever see those
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  You ever see those things on Facebook? And it's like it's a list of,
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  you know, things I wish they taught in high school. Mm hmm.
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  You know it was like how to do laundry, how to do taxes,
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  how to write a resume. And I read that and I'm like,
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  I learned all that shit in high school. Are you you just weren't paying
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  attention? Probably? Probably? Probably? Yeah. All right, And our
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  last news story comes to us from MeTV dot com, and apparently we're learning
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  a little bit more about the behind the scenes of the Star Trek Original Motion
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  Picture and apparently, uh, there were fans who were trying to break into
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  Paramount to get some of the movie props as the movie was being made,
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  and so uh to counter that Paramount had to hire an army of security guards
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  twenty four to seven to protect key props, like yeah, they get the
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  click adversaries. Yeah, so it's uh, it's kind of interesting that that's
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  what happened, you know. I thought that was a fun story. Yeah,
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  that's all the news even back then, back in the late seventies.
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  They wow, oh yeah, people take anything that's not nailed down. That's
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  just the way. Yeah, man, I would have taken a phase or
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  one not Yeah, I mean TG remember being somewhere that eventually you had to
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  sign out your combatge. Those things were just walking off like crazy. They
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  well, I mean to be fair of paramounts leaving it locked behind doors inside
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  their studio, they're just asking for it to be stolen. Yeah exactly.
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  Yeah, all right, let's get to our main topic. Fun will now
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  come. All right, So our main topic. We watched a documentary mind
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  Meld Secrets behind you're cutting out again, Daniel. I don't know if i'm
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  here, I'm here, I don't know if you can either get closer or
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  what. But is this better? Yeah? Actually no, it's got to
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  be while you're doing something, right, Like, it's got to be while
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  you're scrolling or I'm wondering. I'm wondering if the background is giving me problems,
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  because that's the first time I've tried. You know, it's it seems
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  to me and Dan, maybe you can confirm this that anytime you're reading from
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  something, it does it. When anytime you're reading from something, yeah,
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  stop reading, no more reading. Memorize everything everything. Thief Apparently he took
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  a dog of a prop poster from Kevin Smith's comic shop. Oh that's fair.
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  Yeah, there's a movie people don't talk about Dogma love it, absolutely
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  love it. Yeah. Nice. Yeah. So this was a documentary from
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  from two thousand and one, honestly, which is funny because you know,
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  this documentary is so old they could make a documentary about it. Right,
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  It looks old watching it? It looks old. Yeah, well, you
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  know what, I don't think it looks old. I think I feel old
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  watching it because that's I know it's old, but it doesn't look old.
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  But I because you can picture yourself back in twenty oh one, yes,
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  right, right, right, so you're like, oh, that wasn't that
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  long ago, that was twenty two years ago. Yeah, and then I
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  run out of fingers counting it right, right, Well, the thing that
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  threw me off, you know, watching this thing. So for those of
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  you who don't know, it's not really a documentary, it's more of an
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  interview between the two of them, right, it's just a conversation between learning,
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  the conversation between Leonarding and William Shatner. Yeah. According to the Wikipedia,
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  this documentary was originally released as promotion for William Shatner's personal website, and
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  that this documentary was available through it, and so that's how they got it
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  out there, which I could totally see. That checks with when you watch
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  it. It kind of fits like, so I'm watching this, yeah,
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  and and I couldn't help asking myself how much of this is genuine and how
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  much of this is acting? These these are two actors talking with each other.
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  Right, And now that you say it was essentially a commercial for a
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  website, I don't know it's there. There was no earth chattering revelations in
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  this thing, No, no, but you know they're but there was some
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  pretty candid talk about addiction and relationships and yeah, yeah, and you know
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  you're my best friend. You're my best friend, right, And I can't
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  help but wonder how much of that is genuine, and how much of that
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  was was drummed up a little bit for the you know, to make it
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  make it exciting. You know. One thing that I that I thought was
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  interesting. And in one part they start talking about how William Shatner is not
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  the most loved cast member of the show, right, and how all the
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  other characters you know, kind of had issues with him. Right, That's
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  not what they said. They said everyone else was jealous. Right, That's
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  what I was going to get at it. Yeah, it was very much
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  they didn't know their place, you know, which was crazy. Well,
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  yes, yes, and no, I mean in any organization, there is
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  a there is a pecking order. There is always there's always a pecking order,
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  you know. Here on this show, it's me, Daniel, Me
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  again and then Scotty and we accept it. We accept it. Yeah,
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  that would have been perfect the show had Jerry Springer. But I mean,
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  you know, not to not to take a dump on anyone, but uh,
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  I love I love, I love Walter Kinnig, but you know,
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  he wasn't even in all three seasons, you know, so and I'm not
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  saying he feels this way, but if he feels that he is on par
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  with William Shatner and Leonard Nimoy. He's wrong, correct, And that's what
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  they sort of were saying in the documentary. It was really, yeah,
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  it was really Kirk's bach McCoy was. It was William Jattner, Leonard Nimoy
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  Intoforest Kelly and the rest of them were just sort of background characters for the
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  most part. Yeah, yeah, I mean, and that's evidenced by the
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  fact, you know, if you know anything about their their contracts, you
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  know, Shatner and Nimoy had reciprocal contracts, so there were clauses in each
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  of their contracts. If Leonard gets something, William gets it. William gets
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  something, Leonard gets it. The only reason, the only reason that William
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  Shatner was able to direct Star Trek five is because Leonard Nimoy directed UH three
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  and four. Right, They were obligated to let him direct it, and
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  we and we all know how that worked out. So yeah, so my
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  point is, you know, even even the studio recognized these are the stars
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  of the show and these are not you know, yeah, George de Kay
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  didn't get to direct right, right, Never, it was never even an
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  option, never even discussed one thing that you know, kind of good.
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  Go ahead. Oh, one thing that I thought was kind of interesting is
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  very almost straight up said William Shatner, is very much the kind of person
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  who kind of glosses things over, whereas Leonard Nimoy is very much like,
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  no, I remember that and this is how it went down, right right,
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  Yeah, yeah. I was just gonna say it's it's fresh in my
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  memory right now about how things were on the show because I'm halfway through the
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  second season of the original series, so you know, I can tell you
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  from a recent first hand watching experience, it is very much the Kirk back
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  McCoy show. And you know it's it's you know, the rest of them
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  that don't really even have any a plot storylines for the most part. You
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  know, it's it's all either all about Kirk, all about Spoker, you
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  know, all about McCoy, you know, with none of them have like
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  I said, yeah, they don't have a plot storylines, and you know
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  they do every now and then, but that's it, right, And which
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  is a little bit different than I think like Next Gen and d S nine
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  and Voyager especially some of the older stuff is they did do you know they
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  would do a b Sheer centric storyline, or they would do a Jordi centric
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  storyline every once in a while. Right, Yeah, you know, the
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  the character name that I chose for today, each that's from an episode that
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  was you know, was O'Brien asked me something else that happened in that episode.
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  I have no idea. I'm sure there was a nobody knows what the
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  b line was. I'm sure there was a story to that episode. I
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  don't know what Cisco was doing in his office. No idea, no idea,
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  right, because that was an O'Brien shaw, and they didn't do that
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  back in the sixties. There was no at all. This is the Ahura
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  episode. It was Kirk Spock, McCoy right, mm hmm. And even
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  even watching the movies, you see that. So in Star Trek five,
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  you know, the whole crew didn't go camping. Mm hmmm. It was
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  Kirk, Spock and becoy. They grabbed their baked beans and their marshmallows and
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  they went and they went camping and check off and uh and Zulu went hiking
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  because they were you know, they were over here. There's there's clicks in
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  every organization. There's a pecking order in this clicks in every organization. That's
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  just reality. But according to Wikipedia, this documentary was very well received.
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  People thought it was pretty interesting scene. I think I saw it before,
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  Like, oh, did you think I did? I think I never saw
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  it when they showed a wide angle and I realized that William Shattnan was wearing
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  sandals with jeans. Right, I think I cringed twice twenty years apart.
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  Yeah, the fashion choices in the show were a little bit interesting, you
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  know what. I'm like, Okay, it's twenty something years later. Is
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  he wearing crocs and jeans? Yeah? I wonder whose house that was?
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  You know it really I don't like it was Lenna Anymoys? Oh was it?
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  I mean it could have been. Yeah, Well they did the there
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  was a few scenes where they weren't sitting outside in the gardens look yeah,
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  and and it looked like it was Leonard Nimoy legitimate like his basement or whatever.
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  So I would imagine they filmed it right a rightish Leonard Neimoy's house potentially
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  where they filmed that another day at his house us mhm, right, I
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  don't know. I couldn't tell if he was still wearing crocs and jeans,
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  that's right, that's right. You know the only reason I did. I
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  did enjoy. But when when Leonard shows him the picture on the wall and
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  he says, do you do you have this one? He says, no,
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  I don't have this one. He says, take it, it's yours.
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  Okay, you just take took it off the wall, okay, yeah,
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  take this my house, wrap it up. You're supposed to protest at
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  least once. Yeah, right, yeah, please, I want you to
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  have it. You know're supposed to do that. Yeah right. He was
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  like, no, none of that. What's that Japanese courtesy custom where you
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  deny three times before you accept something? Yeah, that's it's not William Shatter.
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  No, he's efficient. He's getting right to it. I'll take that.
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  Well yeah yeah yeah, IMDb eight ten. But interestingly, there are
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  no trivia effects about the documentary, which to me tells me that it you
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  know, it might have been well received, it just wasn't you know,
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  didn't have a widespread Yeah. I don't think it was like the most popular
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  documentary out there. But you know, for those of you who after,
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  because I'm sure like Trekkis has a ton of trivia. Oh I'm sure,
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  it's free on two B you know, so you guys can watch it.
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  Yeah, it's pretty quick. It's what like seventy five minutes maybe, yeah,
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  just over an hour. Yeah, and to be is cool because you
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  don't have to sign in. No. Yeah. No. So something I
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  did pick up on we know that we lost Leonard to uh. I think
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  it was COPD that he died of use me, which you often get after
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  decades of smoking. And he made reference in this documentary to having quit smoking.
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  I think it about ten years earlier. Is that what he is?
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  That what he had said? Yeah about that? Yeah, yeah, twelve
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  yeah, but he still sounds like a smoker. Yeah, like he had
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  that like that gravel gravelly voice, and he was clearing his throat all the
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  time. And I quit smoking about ten years ago and I still, yeah,
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  I still clear my throat a lot. So I saw that. I
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  yeah, we all do. Yeah, I quit. I quit smoking about
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  fifteen years ago. So yeah, yeah, so good friends. I mean
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  I didn't get their sexy voice. You got. But another thing that the
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  Wikipedia what do you do? I did not at but apparently at the fifty
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  two minutes and forty seven second mark, there is an audible fart from William
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  Shatner. Shut up. No, that's like Wikipedia, and hold on,
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  let's see if this will work because they have an audio clip on the on
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  the on the Wikipedia. So let me play this for you guys. So
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  hold on, have been so minute? Like maybe that did? Thank So
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  there you go. That can't be real, no way. Well, I
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  guess we have to go back and jack Captain Kirk ripping one. I'll be
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  Sunday noon after this, before the Lions game. Yeah, Grandpa was comfortable
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  and just let it go. Yeah, but when you're seventy you can get
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  away with crap like that, right, Yeah? Absolutely? Oh is that
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  so the shot? Yeah, back a shart. I mean at that age,
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  that's a real gamble, right sure. Yeah, here comes all the
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  drugs now. Yeah. He might have changed his pants after that one.
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  Mm hmmm hmm. Yeah. So yeah, So I I enjoyed it.
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  Did you guys enjoy this thing? Yeah? It was fun? Yeah,
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  definitely very much. So yeah, definitely different. But there's really not a
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  lot to unpack from it. I mean it was yeah, so Scott,
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  you said you were gonna watch that it was a pretty straightfor or documentary.
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  Yes, I did. I'm I'm detecting that I might ad a delay to
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  you guys. Yeah, I think you Okay, I'm gonna reset, okay,
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  okay, So he's resetting. That's my thing. That's right. I
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  reset around here. I fly the ship. Yeah, I fly the ship.
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  I reset. I wear the sunglasses. You guys, learn your place.
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  Dang all right, Shatner, I told you it's me you me again,
• 29:36
  and then him, Oh my god, shut your mouth. I know
• 29:41
  your role like the Rockies say, oh my god. You know what I
• 29:47
  would be interested to see that. I mean, there's not well, there's
• 29:52
  nobody left anymore. So who so who's left? He got Shatner, k
• 29:56
  Nig and it's okay, right right. I'd like to see a documentary like
• 30:07
  this one, but it's George de Kay and Walter Knig. Oh, that'd
• 30:11
  be interesting, and see what they have to say about everyone else. I
• 30:18
  mean you can basically see that, you can basically see that most conventions.
• 30:23
  Yeah that's true. Yeah, I mean that's kind of what this is,
• 30:26
  you know. Yeah, Yeah, that's true. I saw clip recently from
• 30:33
  the Comedy Central Celebrity Roast and William Shatner and George Kay was there oh.
• 30:41
  I mean, you know, he did his roast and he ended it by
• 30:45
  saying, you know, Bill, I've wanted to tell you something for a
• 30:48
  long time. F you and the horse you rode in on. Wow,
• 30:56
  it's it's a roast. They're supposed to insult each other and be funny about
• 31:00
  it, but you know I felt it. It was you know, he
• 31:04
  can't stand him. They cannot stand each other at all. Yeah, yeah,
• 31:10
  there is Okay, how about that? Yeah much better? Can you
• 31:12
  hear me? Okay, yeah, much much better. That's right. Yeah,
• 31:18
  all right, Well should we get to feedback? Sure? Okay,
• 31:26
  let's get to feedback listener, feedback listener feedback. Yeah. So we did
• 31:38
  get one question while we were going on about the documentary. It came into
• 31:44
  us from Instagram. It was from some lady and it says some lady,
• 31:51
  Well, it's just all I see is the image of her of her I
• 31:56
  don't know. So yeah, so it says, you guys think that What
• 32:01
  do you guys think about the rumors of a new Star Trek movie? What
• 32:05
  do you expect to see from it? I mean, there's what like three
• 32:09
  or four of them in the works allegedly right now. I don't know.
• 32:13
  Yeah, yeah, who could take any of it seriously? Yeah, because
• 32:19
  we got what section thirty one, we've got allegedly Star Trek four, and
• 32:22
  then we allegedly have the prequel that's to the JJ universe, the Kelvin universe.
• 32:30
  Well there's another one because even uh Patrick Stewart last week, right,
• 32:34
  Okay, so yeah, there's far Yeah, so there's four in the works
• 32:37
  allegedly. To me, it sounds like anytime they even just start on a
• 32:43
  script to kind of see where it goes, they announce it. And that's
• 32:46
  how you kind of like kill the excitement for anything, right, because we're
• 32:50
  all like, I mean, they could tell us this amazing film is coming
• 32:53
  out, you know, a DS nine reboot movie, and we'd be like,
• 32:58
  well, I guess we'll see, because we're not excited anymore because they
• 33:02
  burned us so much. Right, so many fan made things, well you
• 33:07
  know, and we've we we've done our pitch shows over the years, so
• 33:12
  over the year, so they have plenty of ideas to pick from, that's
• 33:15
  right. Oh absolutely. I mean I'm pretty proud of the Star Trek four
• 33:20
  that I wrote, so oh yeah, I'm just I'm sitting here at night,
• 33:22
  staring at the phone waiting for it to ring. Yeah, but yeah,
• 33:28
  it's not it hasn't run. We we should do one of those pitch
• 33:30
  shows again soon. Okay, well that'd be fun. Yeah. So you
• 33:35
  were you were you were losing reception when I asked you, Scott, but
• 33:39
  you said you were going to watch the Captains after this? Did you did
• 33:43
  you go ahead and do that? Or I got about halfway through it.
• 33:46
  It's uh, the only takeaway I got from it is the takeaway that everybody
• 33:52
  gets from it. It's that every every crazy. You know, he's obviously,
• 34:00
  you know, he's obviously I don't know if he's under the influence.
• 34:05
  I'm guessing under the influence of some possible substances, I think, and I
• 34:14
  honestly think when when William Shatner went to his house, he probably offered some
• 34:17
  to William Shatner to and but no, he's a really interesting guy. But
• 34:23
  they've got you know, they were having a conversation that how do I put
• 34:29
  this, sounds like a conversation one would have if one got really high with
• 34:36
  a with a buddy. Yeah, you know, talking about you know,
• 34:42
  the vibrations of the universe and how everything fits together, and you know it's
• 34:46
  I mean, it sounds like they had a good time. I mean,
• 34:50
  I'm not knocking him. You know, Waiting Games says that they wish they
• 34:55
  would cut out the prequels without hesitation and coming out with something post I think
• 35:00
  they meant d S nine Voyager nine. Yet is that too difficult? That's
• 35:07
  well, that's what I want. I want you know, post d S
• 35:09
  nine, next Gen era, you know the card Era stuff, you know,
• 35:13
  new stuff. Yes, that's what everybody wants, right, Yeah,
• 35:16
  everyone wants that Sergic legacy. Maybe just just finish, finish up, finish
• 35:21
  up Disco. Yeah, you know, invalidate that timeline somehow reset the status.
• 35:29
  Cool. And you know, even if even even if they didn't do
• 35:32
  that, even if at the end of that at the end of that series,
• 35:38
  Discovery ends up in the twenty fifth century mm hm. And you know,
• 35:45
  the the the events that they've observed in the thirty fifth or wherever the
• 35:49
  hell they are. I don't even know. You know, that's not written
• 35:52
  in stone, that we don't know that that future will actually occur. I'd
• 35:55
  be fine with that because then then I can just take that put it on
• 36:00
  the shelf. Leave it there, never watch it again, and move on
• 36:02
  with my life in the twenty fifth century and be happy. But for anyone
• 36:07
  who wants to go back and rewatch those episodes, they're all right there.
• 36:09
  It can be one of the Yeah, it can be one of the many
• 36:13
  timelines that Warp experienced in parallels. You know, let it be its own.
• 36:16
  It can be its own thing, and that's how they can explain it
• 36:19
  away. But yeah, everybody wants you know, they don't want prequels.
• 36:22
  I don't understand people's love of prequels. You know. I just got done
• 36:25
  watching Game of Thrones and I'm like, oh, that was really really interesting.
• 36:29
  I really really liked it. And then people are like, oh,
• 36:30
  they got this House of Dragons. I'm like, oh, what's that?
• 36:32
  Is that? What takes place after? No, it's two hundred years before.
• 36:36
  I'm like, uh huh. I'll watch it, I guess, but
• 36:39
  I don't I know what happens. I mean, I can tell you what
• 36:43
  happens after House of Dragon. I know exactly what happens after House the Dragon.
• 36:46
  You know. House of Dragon's really good, though, man, is
• 36:49
  it? Okay? I'll watch it, really good. I watch it t
• 36:52
  versus He likes the idea of the last scene of Disco being Breaker, saying
• 36:55
  computer and program like the but in that vein, I wanted to be Jake
• 37:02
  Cisco and it's his new hollole novel. And people are like, that's not
• 37:07
  really Starfleet man. Yeah yeah, it's like detachable in the cells. Come
• 37:15
  on, yeah yeah, Starfleet officer wouldn't act that way, like yeah,
• 37:22
  yeah, well that kind of goes in line with my idea about the end.
• 37:24
  You know, whenever they end Lower Decks is you know, they have
• 37:29
  a cartoon whatever ending, and then they they they cut to live action and
• 37:35
  it's Mariner as like a forty five year old huh, And she's like,
• 37:38
  you know, buttoning up her hollow novel, right right, you know,
• 37:43
  but it's a it's a it's a graphic novel. Sure well sure, And
• 37:47
  she's like, well I took some creative liberties and things like that. You
• 37:52
  know, not everybody acted that, you know, you didn't see actually see
• 37:55
  Rikers say I'd like warp in the factor of five, six, seven eight,
• 37:59
  you know, oh well we do have got somebody on the line ready
• 38:06
  to go. As always. There he is jazz it's chief engineer, Argyle.
• 38:14
  Yeah, oh, I thought the movie that movie, that's kind of
• 38:19
  this guy show. He had a pitch that our gyle is going to be
• 38:25
  the chief engineer, so nice boy. He went up with Jeffreys tube and
• 38:32
  never came back, never came back. It's like the chief engineer or the
• 38:42
  engineer that took over for Voyager for the first episode and a half. Oh
• 38:45
  yeah, he dies with like the second the last episode. Oh, that
• 38:50
  was the great carry. Harry makes it all the way home and then uh
• 39:00
  work. Did you watch the documentary? Yes, I watched it. I
• 39:02
  had a I had to watch it on Amazon. It was on free V
• 39:06
  on Amazon. Okay, I had a hard time. I was like,
• 39:10
  what the hell is the name of the title? I had look it up,
• 39:15
  and yeah, because it's like mind Meld, and then all these other
• 39:19
  things came up with the mind Meld. Then I finally found it. So
• 39:24
  yeah. Scott was saying that there's a lot of different Star Trek things on
• 39:29
  TV. Yeah, yeah, so Captain was one of them. I started
• 39:34
  watching. There was a couple others yeah, yeah, all right, and
• 39:37
  then the Das Dined documentary is really good. Yeah. I was looking for
• 39:44
  that Voyager documentary but it's not out yet. I thought it'd have been out
• 39:46
  by now. But yeah, yes, and then yeah, I read about
• 39:52
  that a while ago, like a year ago. There's okay, okay,
• 39:59
  yeah, yeah. What We Left Behind was a really good documentary. I
• 40:00
  couldn't stand the I did not like the storyline that they came up with for
• 40:07
  a possible sequel to d S nine Captain Doggett. Well, I didn't like
• 40:13
  the beginning, so and I didn't like the direction Kiara went. According to
• 40:17
  them, I'm like, yeah, who knows whatever. Yeah, they're just
• 40:24
  brainstorming, you know, that was the whole That's fine, that's fun.
• 40:30
  Yeah, and usually they correct it and they're like, nah, that doesn't
• 40:32
  make sense, So come back the next day, scrub it all and then
• 40:37
  start over again. So that's right. So here's the here's the question.
• 40:45
  Is the hate for William Shatton or justified? What do you think? I
• 40:47
  think it's not, you know, I think it's mainly two. K is
• 40:55
  kind of a caddy bitch, so wow interviews and he's just I don't know,
• 41:09
  there's something about decay. He's just yeah, he's holding the grudge and
• 41:14
  he's not letting it go. You know what you know, it's gotta be
• 41:16
  you know, it's gotta suck about being George Decay is anytime anytime somebody interviews
• 41:22
  him, they ask him about William Shanner. Yeah, yes, every single
• 41:28
  time. So I mean that's gotta do something to your ego. Pouring salts
• 41:32
  on a fifty year old. Yeah, you know, I can't stand this
• 41:37
  guy. But every time I meet someone, they're like, tell me something
• 41:38
  about William Shanner. Yeah. Every time I do an interview, people ask
• 41:43
  me about Daniel Yeah, every single time, every time. Yeah, yeah,
• 41:51
  no, I very clearly, their personalities just do not mesh, like,
• 41:54
  yeah, they just don't get along. No, their egos don't get
• 41:59
  along. Yeah, but Shatner doesn't really. I would say, like interviews,
• 42:02
  he doesn't really say anything about de Kay where to k that's kind of
• 42:07
  based on the interview is how much he dislikes him, right, And that's
• 42:12
  very chelly. Yeah, yes, And and the others didn't like Knig never
• 42:17
  really said anything too bad about him publicly, I would think, Yeah,
• 42:22
  recently recently he said I don't remember what it was, but recently he said
• 42:28
  something which was surprising because yeah, you know, he generally doesn't he kept
• 42:34
  quiet, kept it fifty five years or whatever. Right. I didn't know
• 42:37
  that Leonard Boy was in the army, no either, Yeah, yeah,
• 42:44
  I didn't. I just think working next to Spot, you know, and
• 42:47
  he's trying to a folk and mind mild on you and people. Yeah.
• 42:58
  Yeah, some guy was doing this to him the whole time. He's like,
• 43:00
  you know, I think I'm gonna take that, you know, live
• 43:06
  along and prosper. That's pretty good. I think about him driving a cat,
• 43:12
  he talked about he drove a cab. Yeah, boxing in that thing
• 43:19
  in a pet store. Yeah, and I just picture because you know,
• 43:23
  you know, those those jobs probably overlapped with the show. Yeah, the
• 43:28
  beginning. You know, you don't know if the show is going to go
• 43:30
  for a season. You don't know if it's going to go ten episodes and
• 43:32
  get canceled. Yeah, I can imagine. You know, I'm in a
• 43:36
  pet store in LA and I'm buying some goldfish, and this guy with the
• 43:39
  weirdest haircut I've ever seen is just scooping goldfish. Yeah. Well, like,
• 43:45
  what's his name? You guys remember Stiffler from American Pie. Sure,
• 43:49
  when that movie was in theaters. He was working at a zoo, like
• 43:52
  just cleaning concessions and stuff like that. Oh wow, yeah, yeah,
• 43:58
  he didn't make that much on that movie. The uh the guy who has
• 44:00
  the most memorable uh lines from the movie Captain Phillips the Pirate who says I'm
• 44:09
  the captain Now look yeah, he works in his brother's cell phone store.
• 44:15
  Oh wow, Nigeria or something. That's crazy. All right, So you
• 44:22
  see people on TV and in the movies. Yeah. Yeah, Well I
• 44:28
  don't want you guys know this, but I actually have a job. Driving
• 44:31
  truck is my full time job. Yeah, yeah, you know how the
• 44:37
  money have fallen. I mean, indeed, indeed, I wish I wish
• 44:40
  I could work ninety minutes a week. Great, this is this is my
• 44:45
  job. I wish I could live on the cof account. Yeah, let
• 44:49
  me know what the coffee account gets up? Yeah, and the mortgage is
• 44:53
  due correct? Wear something from the account? Yeah that out kidding? Kids
• 45:02
  need shoes, Ye, hit the like and subscribe. But we'd all be
• 45:07
  on the streets if that was a guest. Oh gosh, yeah, Jazz.
• 45:14
  Does anything else you want to bring up? Uh? Well, that
• 45:16
  new star Trek maybe they keep talking about I definitely knowing it's gonna happen.
• 45:21
  I don't know I giving up any of them. Yeah yeah, any of
• 45:24
  them. It's like they just keep on saying it and they never It's kind
• 45:29
  of section section thirty one. It's supposed to start filming at the end of
• 45:32
  the month, so okay, right, but even though they're not they're not
• 45:37
  movies though, when does that take place? A TV movie? It's a
• 45:39
  TV movie. It's made for TV movie. Yeah yeah, So when is
• 45:44
  second thirty one is supposed to take place? That's someplace between the twenty first
• 45:47
  and thirty fifth century. Yeah, I guess somewhere, somewhere somewhere. It's
• 45:52
  gotta be Georgia. Show wouldn't be the Discovery era like be in that time
• 45:58
  period, so who knows. A Wolves, Good morning, trek Ass the
• 46:01
  Galaxy's most amazing beards. That's cold outs on is it's very chilly? Then
• 46:13
  on my face doesn't look good bed cat warm up with the and this is
• 46:16
  the most I can do. So yeah, you gotta get those removable Thomas
• 46:22
  Riker. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I'll get on the chops. Hey
• 46:30
  listen, if they can have detachable in the cells, you can have a
• 46:31
  detachable beard. Absolutely that's right. Shattery can wear it today. I can
• 46:37
  wear one on my face. Were you looking at his two pages to see
• 46:44
  where the like the hairlines started? Yeah, I'm seriously did the whole time.
• 46:49
  Every time they do like a pant around his head and be like,
• 46:51
  okay, where does the hairline you're looking, You're like, yeah, let's
• 46:57
  oh yeah, let the back of it. Look at this. Yeah,
• 47:01
  like the man didn't wear proper shoes. He's wearing like looks like he has
• 47:04
  a dribble lot of head. So they were facing the house and they had
• 47:08
  like the doors open on the house right in the back. So I kept
• 47:13
  like looking to see if anyone would like walk by randomly. You know that
• 47:16
  that was my thing. Did you guys see did you guys see George Kay
• 47:21
  in the bushes? Right? Yes? I did tomatoes. Yes, he
• 47:30
  was ready to do it. Man longer to Ka or Shatner. Shatner's out,
• 47:37
  Yeah, for sure, Shatter you look at an interview, It's like,
• 47:42
  man, he could have done another movie right there. Yeah, like
• 47:45
  no problem. Well, I mean that was what twenty three years ago.
• 47:50
  My beard is not an affectation. Yes, in a minute, I've just
• 47:57
  gotten used to it. Jes We got other people waiting on the line,
• 48:00
  so we gotta get going. And then we also have got t Bear,
• 48:07
  so let's bring him in. He ripped us off. That's this is ty
• 48:15
  Bear. I mean, whenever you rip your beard off, that that means
• 48:19
  you're evil? Are we gonna get mirror? Mirror? Universe? T Bear
• 48:22
  with like interested? Just to give me a few days? All right,
• 48:27
  that's your assignment for next week? Yeah, universe? Nice. Did you
• 48:32
  watch the documentary? No? I didn't, so I was kind of getting
• 48:37
  a little spoiled by it. But then I'm like, like, damn,
• 48:39
  it does something familiar. I might have seen a clip of it or something
• 48:43
  a long time ago, probably back on an old DHS tape or something.
• 48:47
  Did you buy it from the website? No? Who buys anything from a
• 48:54
  website anymore? Right? Right, just find the place to download it.
• 48:59
  Yeah, exactly, borrowed the internet. I'm still waiting for my Voyager documentary.
• 49:04
  Actually, I've been tracking that because I was one of the backers and
• 49:08
  it's been a couple of years, so I don't know. Yeah, I
• 49:12
  was certain it was out by now, but apparently not. Well, do
• 49:16
  some research and find out. Yeah, yeah, I keep getting emails every
• 49:20
  once in a while saying, hey, they're working on this, yor doing
• 49:22
  this. But supposedly they filmed everything. They got everybody's interviews and stuff.
• 49:28
  Okay, So part of me is wondering is did Paramount step in because of
• 49:32
  Prodigy and where Voyager was going and they didn't want to They're trying to make
• 49:37
  sure it doesn't say anything to give anything away. But then they maybe threw
• 49:42
  away Prodigy for the most part, but in the night because it's the same
• 49:45
  group that did the DS nine documentary, and yeah, they upscaled some clips
• 49:50
  from Paramount to HD. So I'm wondering if that might be they might be
• 49:55
  doing something like that for the Voyager. I was excited about that. The
• 50:00
  d S nine documentary was awesome. Yeah, it was really good. I'm
• 50:04
  reading from their website from March fifteenth of last year. It says production update,
• 50:09
  principal photography is complete. Okay, So and then from March a little
• 50:15
  bit later in March, they're they're still doing the crowd punting campaign. Yeah,
• 50:21
  but it doesn't look like their website's been updated for about ten ten months.
• 50:24
  Yeah, that's a good sign. I got like an email like a
• 50:29
  couple of months ago. So I'll go take a look at what my email
• 50:32
  says. There's, yeah, something about some updates and everything. But you're
• 50:38
  right, I don't know why they're not updating the website if they're And before
• 50:43
  that they were getting physical items in like maybe props, yeah that they could
• 50:47
  showcase. But it's gonna have looks like it's gonna have from IMDb. It's
• 50:51
  gonna have Dwayne Johnson who was in an episode. Sarah Silvan was in an
• 50:55
  episode. You know, Jason Alexander was in One Under. So that's cool.
• 51:04
  Begley Jr. Nice, that's right, he was. He was a
• 51:10
  guy from the future. Yeah. It's funny because whenever I watch Young Sheldon,
• 51:15
  he's in Young Sheldon. It's yeah, so nice. All right,
• 51:24
  I'm about I'm about due for a voyagery watch. Yeah yeah, but what
• 51:30
  streaming service and where does it go? Because keeping amy Yeah yeah, I
• 51:40
  was trying to. I was like, oh, so everyone keeps talking about
• 51:44
  that prices on Infinite Earth's the old not the new one, but the one
• 51:49
  where they took all like an arrow series and everything. Oh yeah, And
• 51:52
  I'm like, okay, let me go start watching this, like on the
• 51:54
  website has like whatever, the five different episodes they've got, the first one
• 51:59
  on Supergirl and the second one is on That Woman, And I can't find
• 52:02
  that show anywhere else now, so I'm like stuck. I watched the first
• 52:06
  episode and I can't watch anything else. That Woman is on to Be Oh
• 52:10
  to Be Okay, I saw it. I can watch it, but I
• 52:15
  saw it as I was, you know, flipping through uh looking for this
• 52:21
  thing. Mm hmm. Well, speaking of physical media, if you buy
• 52:24
  the final season of Arrow, uh, it has that entire crossover in it.
• 52:30
  Okay, oh yeah, so you have to find this thing that's called
• 52:37
  the store. Yeah, and then you have to hope, you have to
• 52:42
  hope that that store sells physical media. And then if they have that Arrow,
• 52:47
  well one more thing, you have to actually find another store that actually
• 52:52
  sells a player for that physical media. Yeah. Really, that's true.
• 52:58
  Is that becoming a problem sometimes? Yeah? And none of my computers,
• 53:04
  all the game consoles, yeah, a lot of them are losing their their
• 53:07
  drives. Right. Well, Daniel, didn't you report a couple of weeks
• 53:12
  ago that Best Buy stopped selling Blu Rays DVDs? Yea that yeah, okay,
• 53:19
  yeah, but you can still get an LP or uh on Target now
• 53:22
  mm hmm. You can be that guy with your vinyl. Yeah, he
• 53:28
  should be that guy. Yeah. Yeah, I'm not getting any information about
• 53:34
  when that's coming out. Yeah. So what I'm gonna do is I'm going
• 53:40
  to go to the store and I'm gonna I'm gonna do some math, and
• 53:44
  I'm going to figure out, uh, the average life expectancy of a Blu
• 53:49
  ray Player, and then I'm going to figure out the average life expectancy of
• 53:52
  me. And then you know, how many Blu ray Players do I need
• 53:57
  to buy to get me through the rest of your life? Yeah, and
• 54:00
  then I'm just gonna buy four Blue Players and on the shelf and closet.
• 54:05
  There you go. I went through three and two years. Yeah. So
• 54:09
  yeah, they just started failing left. Wow. Yeah, that's pretty fast,
• 54:15
  terrible. I mean, that's why I saw my PS four. I
• 54:17
  used that for Blue Flaire. So the sooner we get isolinea Chips and the
• 54:22
  Holidack, we can actually about these and you know, I can't wait for
• 54:27
  that to have Disco season five on holiday. There you go, you and
• 54:35
  watching it, yep, Riker, that's right, Daniel. I think there's
• 54:38
  I think there's somebody else. Yeah, uh, all right, I can't
• 54:47
  wait for the last Discovery just to talk about it with you guys with Dan
• 54:51
  here, that's gonna be great. That's what I was gonna leave you guys
• 54:54
  with. Is your thoughts on this Disco season five? Which I keep hearing
• 55:00
  is Indiana Jones. Do we have what's the release date for that? April?
• 55:07
  We don't have a hard date yet, just April. I haven't heard
• 55:10
  Indiana Jones as it, But wouldn't surprise me, Like we're off to go
• 55:15
  find the arc and here we go? Is there going to be space Nazis
• 55:19
  too? But I mean, yeah, they're going to use that arc to
• 55:22
  kind of travel back to the twenty fifth century, right, that's sure,
• 55:25
  we're all right, Yeah, that's fine, fine with Yeah, it's I
• 55:34
  just watched the last Indiana Johnes movie. I don't care. I don't care.
• 55:37
  The Last Indiana Jones is good. I didn't watch that one yet.
• 55:40
  It's pretty bad that the reviews it bombed at the theater though, very much.
• 55:45
  Yeah, Yeah, it was the best use of the aging c GI
• 55:50
  that I've seen in a lot, that's true. Yeah, that is really
• 55:53
  really great. Yeah. I think the reason why bombed was they kind of
• 55:58
  pickhearted him. I don't know if that makes any sense, but the first
• 56:01
  act was pretty much the card season one. Yeah, two, and then
• 56:07
  the final act was pretty much the Card season three the way the movie set
• 56:10
  up, So okay, yeah, that makes sense. That's fair. And
• 56:15
  it seems like what they do now when they want to reboot somebody that's aging
• 56:17
  out of their role. Mm hmmm. Yeah. I can't wait for that
• 56:22
  to happen in the next Ghostbusters movie that's coming up. That looks good,
• 56:27
  That looks good. Dan's not happy with watch it. Watch it, Daniel,
• 56:31
  you rush him out. I'm very much looking forward to that movie as
• 56:38
  am. I. I think they're doing they're doing the right thing in that.
• 56:45
  You know, I know the Originals are not going to be they're building
• 56:47
  a franchise again. They're rebuilding a franchise, and I know the Originals are
• 56:52
  not going to be in them forever. But it's good that they're in this
• 56:58
  one. You know, they were the last five minutes of the last one.
• 57:00
  If we never saw them again, it would be like, all right.
• 57:05
  You know, they were in the last five minutes of the of the
• 57:07
  New one, and and and now it's these new people. But they have
• 57:09
  this this overlap that's occurring, and it's a slow phase out, and I
• 57:15
  think that's I think that's good of them. Are you reading any of the
• 57:20
  like reports about like, there's there's three characters returning, one from the last
• 57:24
  movie and two from the very first movie. So have you read it any
• 57:32
  one? There's a character from the movie we just saw, the one that
• 57:38
  came out a couple of years ago. It's returning. Yeah, there's several
• 57:45
  cameo Yeah, and there's there's two there's two characters that we didn't see,
• 57:51
  we haven't seen in a while, in any of the movies that are coming
• 57:53
  back. No, Slimmer, Slimmer's coming back, ye is that? Uh?
• 58:00
  Yeah? But yes, Walter coming back. Yes, that's right.
• 58:07
  Man. Oh man, I saw I saw a crossover. I saw a
• 58:16
  crossover meme recently that I liked, and it was you know the scene in
• 58:21
  Batman eighty nine where where they're messing up all the artwork in the in the
• 58:25
  museum. Oh yeah, and Bob Bob Dagon he goes to slice of painting
• 58:31
  with his with his machete joker, he blocks it with his cane. He
• 58:36
  says, I kind of like this one. Yeah, so there's this meme
• 58:39
  where it's that scene, but it's the painting of Vego the Carpathia. Yeah,
• 58:47
  that's awesome. Yeah when when I when did that come out? When
• 58:52
  does come out? I think it's sometime in March. Yeah, Lost in
• 58:58
  New York, Lost in New York or pros and Frozen Empire. Okay.
• 59:01
  Yeah, when my buddy had a kid, I I bought him a print
• 59:05
  of the Vigo the Carpathian. H posker Ah, that's cool. I like,
• 59:09
  yeah, yea March twenty n comes in. When I first watched that
• 59:15
  movie, that's that painting. Creeped me out? Oh for sure. I
• 59:19
  would have been creeped out if you gave me a paint like nope, yeah
• 59:28
  all right, anything else you want to bring up? T beer? Nope,
• 59:31
  gets me bad? Okay, warm, all right, cool? Thanks
• 59:37
  man? All right, guys, every buddy can see it. So yeah
• 59:40
  yeah, all right, Well that's all the feedback we have. Okay,
• 59:45
  yeah, so good. Some good stuff coming out. Yeah yeah, we
• 59:52
  got the Ghostbusters, we got for some star Trek mhm, nat As the
• 59:58
  Universe is coming out Netflix. I you know, I enjoy that. It's
• 1:00:01
  a it's different, but I enjoy it. Yeah, I enjoy that.
• 1:00:05
  I haven't see. I haven't seen yet, so I probably will. I'll
• 1:00:08
  get I'll get Netflix this week or whatever. So yeah, Madam Webb coming
• 1:00:15
  out February fourteenth. I don't know. I can't wait to see that train
• 1:00:21
  Wreck. I mean there's stuff on the horizon. Godzilla, Yeah, is
• 1:00:28
  in April, Yele is in May? That another Plan of the Apes in
• 1:00:34
  May. I want to see that movie. It's out now. It's called
• 1:00:37
  ISS. You guys know about this, no, yeah, yeah. So
• 1:00:43
  it's about there's a group of American astronauts and Russian astronauts up in the International
• 1:00:47
  Space Station and then they get word that nuclear war has broken out between the
• 1:00:52
  two countries, and so they get the order, hey take over the space
• 1:00:57
  station, and so now they have to fight each other in Yeah oh god.
• 1:01:01
  Yeah. It's supposed to be very grounded and well done. Wow.
• 1:01:07
  Yeah, wow, that's interesting. Yeah, huh. It sounds like an
• 1:01:12
  interesting concept because you know, the space agencies themselves are supposed to be non
• 1:01:17
  political, and they're not. Right, It's it's all about space, not
• 1:01:22
  about the However, there are two types of There are two types of astronauts.
• 1:01:28
  There are military officers who use the pilots of some sort, right,
• 1:01:34
  and then there are and then there are mission specialists who are just civilian science
• 1:01:38
  and civilians you know, yeah, a botanist, yeah, you know,
• 1:01:42
  uh whatever, and excuse me. So I would imagine there would be a
• 1:01:47
  power struggle between the civilian astronauts and the military astronauts, even in their own
• 1:01:52
  faction. Right. That's the thing that from what I understand in the movie,
• 1:01:57
  that there are the kind of those groups that we can't fight. These
• 1:02:00
  people were all scientists. No, we're in the military. There's a little
• 1:02:04
  bit of that allegiances and loyalties and m well, yeah, I'm gonna watch
• 1:02:10
  that that. Somebody asked, have you watched the Last Sea You guys watching
• 1:02:14
  the second season of Reacher awaiting game? Ask that? Yeah. I just
• 1:02:16
  got done with it yesterday. And it was fanastic. Well and Richson Reacher
• 1:02:24
  the Amazon original series Amazon, So it was Tom Cruise did a couple of
• 1:02:34
  movies called Jack Reacher. It's base. It's based on a series of books.
• 1:02:37
  He's a basically former army officer who sort of you know, leaves the
• 1:02:45
  military and goes out on his own as you know adventures. He was like
• 1:02:49
  a one man team, right, like he helps people out. Yeah,
• 1:02:52
  basically basically. And so so Tom Cruise did he did he escape from a
• 1:02:57
  military prison? He did not from the papers, and he probably belongs in
• 1:03:00
  one, but no. So the character of Breacher in the books, from
• 1:03:06
  what I understand, is like this really big. He's like two hundred and
• 1:03:09
  forty pounds. He's six foot five. It's like a brick built, like
• 1:03:14
  a brick crap house. And then of course Tom's played him in the movies,
• 1:03:17
  and Tom Cruise is you know, like the tiniest after in the world.
• 1:03:21
  Right, so after after the Amazon came out with with a series and
• 1:03:29
  they cast Alan Richson as Jack Reacher. Now, Alan Richon is like six
• 1:03:35
  three two twenty. I mean, he's he played he was in Titans and
• 1:03:43
  he got a big break as as Arthur Curry in Small Villa. He played
• 1:03:49
  he played Acquaman Small vill Ye. So yeah, but he does a fantastic
• 1:03:54
  job. I watched both seasons. Richard, that's a really good series.
• 1:04:00
  I highly recommend it. Okay, good, there's another one coming out in
• 1:04:06
  well just this spring twenty twenty four, but it's called Civil War and it's
• 1:04:13
  about a oh yeah, it's about a civil war in the United States occurring
• 1:04:17
  now. Yes, I read about that one too. Several several states secede
• 1:04:24
  from the Union and the US says no and launches a counter strike. And
• 1:04:30
  it just it looks it feels I know, the storyline is different, but
• 1:04:34
  it feels like like that. The anxiety you would get watching it is the
• 1:04:41
  same type of anxiety you get watching a movie like Red Dawn. Yeahs say,
• 1:04:46
  could this happen here? Could this happen tomorrow? Yeah? Right.
• 1:04:50
  There's there's a scene where, you know, there's these people and they get
• 1:04:56
  stopped by soldiers and they you know, they raise their hands and they said,
• 1:04:59
  don't shoot, don't shoot, We're Americans. And the soldiers says,
• 1:05:01
  yeah, but what kind right? Right? Yeah? Have you seen it?
• 1:05:09
  It's not out yet, it's not yet. No, No. I
• 1:05:11
  just just so just that it's not one side. I hope that the movie
• 1:05:16
  doesn't get it, so you know that there's not a good side and a
• 1:05:19
  bad side in a well for war. I think I think they are trying
• 1:05:26
  to stay away from genuine, real political issues, and there's imaginary issues,
• 1:05:32
  because what I can gather from the preview is it's California and Texas have succeeded
• 1:05:40
  together. I've got the map up right here, and yeah, and have
• 1:05:44
  created their own nation. So I can't see the politics of California and Texas
• 1:05:49
  aligning to the point where they would secede from the union and align themselves with
• 1:05:56
  each other, so that I can't think of it. Yeah, that leads
• 1:05:59
  me to believe that you saying fictional issues that which is fine with me.
• 1:06:03
  You know, from what I've read the director, I think it is he's
• 1:06:08
  from not America, I think some European country, so he didn't really understand
• 1:06:13
  how the politics work in the US, so he just kind of made the
• 1:06:15
  map as kind of what he thought. And so that's partly why it kind
• 1:06:20
  of goes that way. Maybe we don't want it so close to home exactly.
• 1:06:25
  Maybe you know, maybe we want to have fun watching this movie.
• 1:06:28
  Yeah, exactly exactly. So, but yeah, that that should be an
• 1:06:32
  interesting film. A Wolf asked if we had seen Obliterate. I guess it's
• 1:06:39
  a Netflix series. I'm not aware of that one, okay, but when
• 1:06:44
  I get Netflix this week for he man I'll take a look at that.
• 1:06:51
  How is that is that? Obviously that's animated? Is it? Uh?
• 1:06:55
  It's like, so what it is? What kind of style? There's a
• 1:07:00
  couple of different versions of he Man that they did a couple of years ago.
• 1:07:03
  One was was was a Disney Pixar style cartoon that was more more geared
• 1:07:11
  towards kids. I watched a few episodes of it, not a fan.
• 1:07:15
  There was one called Masters of the Universe Revelations, and that one picks up
• 1:07:20
  after the old cartoon, but it's more adult oriented storylines. Okay. Mark
• 1:07:29
  Hamill is the voice of Skeletor. Yeah, it was pretty good. A
• 1:07:34
  lot of the Supergirl cast is in this thing. Yeah, yeah, okay.
• 1:07:39
  Some people didn't like it because Tila was was a main character, and
• 1:07:45
  you know, they thought it was too woke. Yeah. I don't necessarily
• 1:07:49
  agree with that. I think it was. I think it was fine.
• 1:07:53
  The second season is coming out, and what's interesting about that is Mark Hamill
• 1:07:57
  is back as Skeletor and William Shatner is hoard Act. So no, David
• 1:08:05
  Keith is hoard act, William Shatner is Guildur. I think the little Elf
• 1:08:13
  guy. Are you sure? Yeah. Okay. Now let me ask you
• 1:08:18
  this. When you guys are about the age where you would have seen he
• 1:08:25
  Man back in the eighties, Okay, when was the last time you actually
• 1:08:30
  sat down and watched an episode of the nineteen eighties he Man. I saw
• 1:08:33
  one like two years ago with my nephews so they could see it. Yeah,
• 1:08:40
  a few years back. Yeah. I watched it by myself about four
• 1:08:43
  years ago. Yeah, and I'm glad I didn't expose my children to it.
• 1:08:46
  Yeah. Yeah, so, oh it's bad. They they redid that
• 1:08:53
  series back in two thousand and two, and it was pretty good. I
• 1:08:58
  liked. I liked that, like I didn't want I didn't watch the whole
• 1:09:00
  thing that in the reboot was pretty good. And some of the ideas Thundercat
• 1:09:08
  You're right around the same time they rebooted ThunderCats, We'll come back. They
• 1:09:14
  carried over into this, uh, into this sequel cartoon they're doing now,
• 1:09:17
  and and one of them was that the the dichotomy of he Man and Adam
• 1:09:27
  is not so much Superman Clark Kent. It's more of Captain Marvel Billy Batson.
• 1:09:34
  Yeah, so Prince Adam is not somebody you would look at and ever
• 1:09:41
  in a million years, think is he man? Whereas you watched the old
• 1:09:45
  show. It's like they have the same haircut, the same face, the
• 1:09:48
  same physique. I mean, Christ, they rotoscoped the same guy to make
• 1:09:54
  this instead. Prince Adam is a is a is a skinny twenty year old
• 1:10:00
  kid, and when he summons the power, he bulks up and becomes he
• 1:10:05
  man. And I, I, you know, even though I grew up
• 1:10:08
  on the old one, I kind of like that. Yeah, okay,
• 1:10:11
  yeah, I mean, and it makes sense. And if they and if
• 1:10:13
  they do a movie like they've been flirting with for the last ten years,
• 1:10:17
  I hope they carry that idea over to I think that would make so much
• 1:10:21
  more sense. Yeah, I think so too. You talk about a live
• 1:10:25
  action Yeah, yeah, okay, yeah, I know. Like coming back
• 1:10:30
  to ThunderCats. I ThunderCats was the other cartoon that I watched a lot growing
• 1:10:34
  up, and I about ten or so years ago, I watched an episode
• 1:10:40
  of ThunderCats and to me, the storyline of that particular I don't remember the
• 1:10:43
  episode, but to me, the storyline held up, you know, it
• 1:10:46
  was it was pretty good. And then I remember I watched a few episodes
• 1:10:50
  and I just remember that the story the writing was a little bit better than
• 1:10:58
  he man. From what I remember. I like the characters a little bit
• 1:11:01
  better. And I know they've talked about a live action Thundercat for a long
• 1:11:05
  time. They've done a lot of like fan made trailers for ThunderCats. The
• 1:11:11
  director of cong Versus Godzilla is a huge ThunderCats fan, and apparently after the
• 1:11:18
  success of that movie, he went in and basically said, to give me
• 1:11:21
  the ThunderCats movie, and so he's allegedly working on it after this next cong
• 1:11:27
  In Godzilla film. Kay, that'd be fantastic. I'd love to see it.
• 1:11:34
  Yeah, there's a lot of Thundercat stuff. And you know when you
• 1:11:38
  go to Comic Con, there's a lot of you know, if you go
• 1:11:41
  to any of the weapons booths, save yet the sort of omens. Yeah,
• 1:11:44
  stuff like that. And I just looked it up. That reboot series
• 1:11:46
  was in twenty eleven. You can watch it on Hulu. It's it's okay,
• 1:11:50
  Yeah, I'm gonna check it out. It's pretty good. It's pretty
• 1:11:54
  good. They get I know that they get the original voice of Liono to
• 1:11:57
  play his dad in the first couple episodes. That's kind of cool. Yeah,
• 1:12:02
  okay, so yeah, definitely check that out. Yeah all right,
• 1:12:08
  Well, anything else we want to bring up before we wrap it up,
• 1:12:12
  I don't think so. He Man civil war, Yeah we covered it.
• 1:12:15
  I think we covered everything. We went all over the place this time.
• 1:12:19
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• 1:12:26
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• 1:15:00
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  well yeah, wow, yeah, we'll see. I'll check. Hey,
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