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  Track Cass, the Galaxy's most unpredictable start trick podcast, And there we are
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  Galaxy's most cut off quick click intro. We gotta fix that. We gotta
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  fix that. One of these days we will. Hey, this episode of
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  It's a good morning everybody. How's everyone doing? How's your man been?
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  Grind? It's getting there, but unfortunately it's all on the front. Yeah,
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  on the front, short opposite of a mullet? How's thee doing good?
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  And for those of you who don't know, if you're looking at the
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  YouTube chat, my alter ego name is Taylor. So that's hot guy put
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  over there on the in the chat, Taylor Taylor, Taylor Rick look at
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  that, says chat is going for the Pikelet. I am going for the
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  Pikelet. I'm growing it long, um so that I can dress and act
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  and be like Pike. And when I get to STLV, I'm and if
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  he's there on a panel, I'm gonna walk up and say, um,
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  mister Ranson Mount, how is it for you? How is it? How
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  do you feel about meeting Pike? In person for the first time. That's
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  what I'm gonna say. Mm hmm, perhaps step space. Heh my god,
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  the chat's gonna be crazy now with him here. I'm just worrying.
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  Who is that? Buddy? Mind front and Kelly? Yeah? Is he
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  really? Is he hot? Is he's actually he's got a beard. He's
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  got a hell of a beer. Yes, all right, all right,
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  well there you go. He's a beard bred. So you heard it here
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  Chad thinks he's hot talking about dudes on the internet. Welcome, welcome gas.
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  Yeah, we never get it right, get it right, lord,
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  Lord, that's how it begins. Oh well, so no lens player today,
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  it's kind of overcast out. Okay, yeah, yep. We see
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  the car seat that's new. No, No, that's always been there,
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  just always been. What would a car seat be in the Trek universe?
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  Do they have them? They don't have them because they have inertial dampers,
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  right, they don't have they don't have seat builts fly around the minute they're
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  all thrown through the screen somewhere that explodes magically. Yeah. So now I
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  want to go back and look when uh, when Picard was driving his dune
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  buggy in uh in uh insurrection. Yeah, the Argo did they have seatbelts?
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  I believe they had a five point harness system. Yeah, other than
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  data who was just standing there at the back. Yeah, right right,
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  and for some reason felt the need to have goggles on. Well, yeah,
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  because you fly around in space and then you want to go just righte
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  a, you know, drive around. So m h, I'm looking at
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  pictures of the Argo, but I can't get a good enough shot to tell
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  if they have seatbelts or not. Yeah. That guy brings up a good
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  point. There's always someone in a van in my podcasts. Oh is that
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  is that a thing for you? That's a thing for me? Yes?
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  Okay, fair enough, fair enough. Well should we get to the news.
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  Let's go for why not? All right? So our first news story
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  comes to us from trekmovie dot com, and yesterday a bunch of different Star
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  Trek actors took to the pick up line for the writer's strike going on right
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  now. There were several of them out in LA and in New York respectively.
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  We had writers and actors and just people all associated with Star Trek.
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  Pretty much every series you can think of um were on the lines. Uh,
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  some notable ones we had Anthony Rapp, we had Jerry Ryan, Um,
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  Jess Bush, Nurse Chapel. I know what's his name? Spok has
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  been out there a few times. Um, what's his name? Yeah?
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  Yeah, Spok, the new one, hipster Spock. Definitely. Yeah,
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  they have been out there and then apparently after on the picket lines. This
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  was posted on Instagram by Terry Matalis him, Jerry Ryan, a few of
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  the writers from Picard and Um and I'll got to forget his name, Shaw
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  his real name? What is that guy's real name? For Chicago? Yeah,
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  it should have been a trivia question. Yeah. Yeah. They all
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  were playing Dungeons and Dragons last night, so oh really yeah? Interesting?
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  Shaw was the DM for those people who care about that. So I don't
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  even know how Dungeons and Dragons is played. Oh man, I got no
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  clue. Never done it, not one. I mean, for a guy
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  talking about truck on the internet, you think you would have played by now
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  hasn't happened. It's cool. I don't know. I'm well, as we've
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  established, I am a nerd, but I'm not like that kind of like
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  I'm also in the sports ball Okay evolved. He's a mighty nerd. So
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  was was Chris Pine playing Dungeons and Dragons with you? That's a huge basically
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  dractually because of the marketing film they did do the thing where all the actors
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  played Yeah, that's hilarious. Happened. Does anybody have any sympathy for these
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  writers on strike? I'm just curious. Yeah, dude, it's pretty messed
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  up. What is what is it? What is it they want? What's
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  what is it they're not getting that they want? So because of streaming,
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  they don't get residual checks, which they would normally get, which then kind
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  of benefits your rating and left allows you to make a living at it.
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  So typically they would make decent money because of the re aer on networks,
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  but because of streaming they get virtually nothing. But these studios keep making record
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  breaking numbers and record breaking profits and they're just not sharing it. It's literally
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  just going all to the top this. You know, it's another one of
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  those things where the law has to catch up with technology exactly. There are
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  shows that for years did not come out on DVD because of old contracts that
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  you know, we can't put this out on disk because it'll violate this contract.
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  So we have to renegotiate with you know, this person or whatever um
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  for Yeah, like is that residuals? You know what? Yeah, what's
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  why does the law have to get involved in this? Isn't it just a
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  contract dispute? What's the Why why do we have to have a law what
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  the contracts need to catch because the contract is law, not like a regulation
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  government law, you mean like contracts? No, well, yeah, I
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  guess. Yeah. So, like to give you an idea that one of
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  the writers for for the Bear Right, which is a very popular uh FX
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  show that that gets repeatedly aired on Hulu, that guy talked about how like
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  he was at the Emmy's and literally had a negative bank account because he only
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  got paid for one episode, doesn't get any residuals, doesn't get any anything
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  else, but he's on a hit show, right, Yeah, Like that's
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  one of these comets. So I mean they're just basically not paid enough to
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  write for a single episode when there's only twelve or thirteen episodes, And that's
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  it. Is that kind of what we're getting at, that's part of it.
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  So that that's also another thing to the right, And that's another point,
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  right, like these episodes, these seasons are now like six eight episodes,
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  but you're contracted for the year whereas you can. But if they call
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  you back and they're like, hey we need rewrites, legally you got to
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  go back to them and you're you're not getting paid the contract, don't take
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  it. Well what else are you gonna do? Right? You need the
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  credits? Do you're a writer? Yeah? Yeah, yeah, I get
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  it. I get it. Still put up Wolf's comment there, because it's
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  perfect. As far as the D and D thing with Ethan Peck, that's
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  great. I'd like the Rolf initiative now it's like in the clip for the
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  World, Yeah, exactly, it's perfect. Yeah. So, so I
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  think there's another issue with AI, right, there's something with so that's another
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  one. Um, what the writers Union wants is basically studios cannot use AI
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  to make scripts right, needs to be creative endeavor And the studios are like,
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  yeah, sure about that. Yeah. I was gonna say, well,
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  you know, it's funny. Trek Crass Quiz Show was created by chat
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  GPT. I did it. I'm not kidding my own fell It was so
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  shocked, that's right. The AI in his phone is like I'm quitting now.
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  Yeah, yeah, no, but I was just gonna say, um,
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  you know, AI, if you think about it, it's just a
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  new type of automation. Yeah. Yeah. So this this is like,
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  you know, this is like people who work in a car factory trying to
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  have it written into their contract that Nope, no machines on the assembly line.
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  These cars are only built by human hands. It's the same issue.
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  It's the same issue. It's just a different technology. It's a productivity tool.
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  It's a one productivity tool. I use it almost every day, and
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  I use it for multiple things. And think about this. For those of
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  you who aren't using it and don't understand what I'm saying when I say use
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  it every day morning, could um, go into chat GPT today, find
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  four different things in your pantry and then ask it to give you a recipe
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  including those four things and it'll do it. Or go use bar it on
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  Google the same thing, right, I mean, there's a million one ways
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  to use it. I use it every day. I literally know nothing about
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  it. So is it is it a website? Is it an app?
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  Is it something you pay for? What's totally free? So you can either
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  go to you can just Google search for chat GPT log in, you'll get
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  right there, simple, or you can go to bard Baard dot Google dot
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  com, same thing, Just start typing away, ask it anything. It's
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  it's phenomenal. M I use it in my sales. I use it in
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  marketing to create cold copy stuff and then but I use it as an outline
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  and then go and modify that and change it. And so you know,
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  if you're trying to think of of something that you want to write up,
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  but you know, maybe you're stalled for ideas, then you go use it
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  as an idea. Keep your mind flowing. Yeah, it makes what it
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  spits out. It's more, it's a huge tool. It's a huge tool
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  to use. Right. But if if studios start doing that right, then
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  they're not gonna have to pay writers, and it's another way for them to
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  save money. But that's ridiculous. You're gonna have to pay writers because you're
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  going to create your own bible that's not on the internet, not somewhere for
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  chat GPT to scrape. That's not somewhere for um bard to go and scrape.
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  Bard is live. Chat GPT is three years worth of data and it's
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  not live, right, So there's a difference between the two you. You
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  can't go and make an entire script perfect, ready to go, ready to
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  hand somebody out of either one of these tools. It's it's not that's that's
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  ridiculous. It doesn't write now. It can write a book, it's a
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  shitty book, but it can't do that. You have to you have to
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  go and fine tune it. Like when I made the quis Show. I
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  literally made the Quiz Show using using this tool, okay, And all I
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  did was asking a few things, got a few answers back, modified those
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  played with it. Use it so literally, as you were saying that,
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  I just typed into chat GPT give me a storyline for an episode of the
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  Card And there it is. It's writing it right now. Just sure,
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  sure, yeah, and that's great. So here's here's the thing. Okay,
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  So what do you get Okay, so you're a writer, you're in
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  the writer's guilt. What do you get paid more to do write a script
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  or do rewrite to somebody else's Scriptum? I think ically it's writing a script,
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  writing a script. Okay. So if they hand you instead of saying,
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  hey, we need you to write a script for such and such,
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  instead they hand you chat GPT script and say hey, we need some we
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  need some rewrites on this. Yeah, okay, and you know they pay
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  you a hundred units instead of two hundred units, right, I think I
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  think that's that's a whole it's a whole issue. And then there's an argument
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  that you don't even get the little residuals that they get now because if that's
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  the contract that they want, and that's the contract they want, it's business
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  right, thanks change, then who else are they going to go to?
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  What do you mean So you're saying that as as if there's other studios that
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  will pay them, Well, they're not going to it's a it's a market
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  economy. But that's a thing. It's not because other studios will then adapt
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  that same process. Yea, And they're not gonna find writers. They're not
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  going to find people because it'll be unlivable because and this is because this is
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  the whole Missouri. Well, we'll sign up to do that and they'll pay
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  me one hundred bucks and it'll take me forty minutes, and I'll send it
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  to them and I'll do thirty of them a week instead of writing one.
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  This is the whole idea of collective bargaining. Yeah right, they're saying,
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  you know, you're going to treat us like this or you're gonna get nothing
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  from any of us. Exactly. That's that's the only reason it works.
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  Yeah, exactly, I get how it works. I'm just I'm just I'm
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  just being the devil's advocate of the whole thing here. Yeah. Yeah,
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  all right, Our next new story comes to us from the weirdest website I've
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  ever heard of, dapsmagic dot com. That's literally the name of the website.
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  I don't know whatever, but apparently star Rick Macarte has returned to the
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  top ten in the Nielsen ratings yet again, just this week. Wow.
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  Yeah, so that that's given it legs man. People are loving this show.
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  It's a great it's a great season. It's just fantastic season. Yeah.
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  Um so yeah, it broken in the top ten. That's the third
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  third time since it's released that it's broken into the top ten. It was
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  rated number nine, so it's climbing, um from where it's been. Um,
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  that's so you think this is word of mouth? Do you think this
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  is word of mouth? Or do you think this is rewatches? I think
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  it's word of mouth more than rewatches. I'm sure River watches it there,
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  but it's more so I know personally, just and totally. I've had friends
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  come up to me, Hey, it's a good Yeah, dude, it's
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  fantastic. All right, I'll get Paramount Plus to watch now that it's all
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  out. Yeah, that's happened a few times to me. So, oh
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  man, I'm gonna have to uh I'm dreamed over the coals in the chat
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  today. Oh my god, I'm gonna have to alter my settings. The
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  sun is coming out and I see a little bit of lens flare. Oh
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  no, here, should we start playing some beastie boys? Yeah? All
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  right. And our last news story I wanted to bring this up just came
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  out this morning. It's from fan Sighted also Red Shirts must Die. Um,
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  this is kind of interesting. So they posted basically what I would say
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  as an opinion piece. The headline is Star Trek Discovery was was anything but
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  successful during its run. Tell me something I don't know. Well, here's
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  the thing. So this guy, very early on in the thing talks about
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  how he didn't hit certain metrics and all that, but he doesn't provide any
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  metrics himself. It's just one. I got one metric one metric. We're
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  six we're six years. I know it's five seasons, but we're like six
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  or seven years in, right, I still can't name the Bridge crew.
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  Yeah, only metric I need. Yeah, I don't know if I can't
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  either. Honestly, that should have been a trivia question because no one would
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  get it. Nobody would name the Bridge crew and Discovery. Yeah, one
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  member of the Bridge crew that's not crew and Burnham yep and yep, and
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  you win the whole show. So people will be like, uh, the
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  African girl, the girl with the one weird eye, the part robot girl,
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  the part the part robot girl who died. Yes. Yes, So
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  they go on to in the in the article, he talks about how like
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  they never broke into the top ten of Nielsen and all that kind of stuff.
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  He's kind of omitting some things and I wanted to play Devil's advocate on
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  this article. Yeah. Yeah. People really don't remember that for the first
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  few seasons, Discovery was licensed out to either Amazon or Netflix internationally, and
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  that's how the show paid for itself. Yes, right, so it was
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  a success financially because of that. So it's arguable to say is it successful
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  or not exactly. They had one episode where they literally went around used everybody
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  and that was like three seasons in. That was season two, okay,
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  when when Pike first came on, very much screams of we had a focus
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  group and everyone was like, who are these me? Yeah? Yeah,
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  I was like, all right, you know what, before we get started,
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  why doesn't everybody go around the room say your name, what you do
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  here? And tell us something about yourself that we wouldn't know exactly literally anything
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  at that point. But yes, well, what's what's funny too about Discovery?
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  And this is so true now, like what's weird is throughout the entire
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  Discovery arc. The biggest points of contention were actually season one when we cared,
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  and not the rest of the seasons because by then it was like,
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  this can't get any worse. Oh it did. This can't get any worse?
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  Oh it did. But yet you look back in season one was probably
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  the best season how to fall the fun I mean, with the with the
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  exception of when Pike came into season Yeah, but I was gonna say story
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  structure wise, season one was the best. Yeah. They set things up
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  and then paid them off. They did. It was a big mystery,
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  but it was worth it. Unlike the Red Angel, I'm havingsd flashbacks just
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  saying that. M hmm, I don't remember any of these story points.
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  See in bright lights like it hurt his eyes. Yeah, yeah, there's
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  a lot of little mystery there. They did a good Yeah, they did
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  a good job with that. I remember us talking about that at least.
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  Yeah. Well that's all the news stories I have. Um, I've already
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  put in the chat that hey, we're gonna be playing their game soon.
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  Are legally sanctioned quiz game. Quiz game, Yes, yes, quiz game
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  which you definitely definitely do not have to phrase your answers in the form of
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  a question because that's not the game. We're playing a completely different game.
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  This game won't put you in peril in any way. Nope, yeah,
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  nope. Yeah. If there's any synonyms for peril, it won't put you
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  in that either. Not at all, not at all. Uh. We
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  have some prizes because I have stuff sent to me that giveaway, so if
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  you win, he'll get a prize. So let's let's uh, let's play
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  the tag at least well now, m all right, So the first people
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  to join us are Tea Bear and Jeremy Hey. All right, yeah all
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  look at that. No, um, Chad, you you took away the
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  board. Oh, I'm gonna put up doing Okay. Are we gonna do
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  these two against each other? Yeah, let's do these two against each other.
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  Two man team, and we're gonna do the main board, right,
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  the hard one. So if you guys have an answer, just say me
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  or raise your hand something so we can are buzzard. So we've got um
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  hold on here, let me do this so I can see better. Okay,
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  I'm gonna put the names in, okay, Jeremy Bear, We're just
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  waiting on Chad tipping things in, and then I'm gonna go present. Share
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  the screen. One share there it is. There is our screen. You
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  can't see the last one because of the logo, but it's menagerie. So
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  those are our categories. Races, one offs, ships, series, and
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  menagerie. Menagerie just means a mix of miscellaneous who knows what. Okay,
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  and it would and it wouldn't be treck cast without Chad misspelling something. What
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  did misspelling? Oh I'm sure I missed the same. Come on, man,
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  I'm sure I misspelled all kinds of things and hearing him clicking on the
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  shared screen and streamcast trying to change it instead of over here on this Uh,
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  I can't see the thing. I spell it j E r O y
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  that right e y? Yeah, there we go. Okay, there we
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  go. Ope, nope, no space? All right, all right,
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  all right? Uh, Chad, who do you want to go first?
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  You're you're hosting. We'll go with the j O me A and guys.
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  The answer up either putting one finger up or if you want to be cool
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  you can you can do that. Yeah, a single finger of your choice,
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  anyone? Yes? Qua mock time fighting music? That's right? What
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  races for four hundred? Which race plays? The bad guys in ensigns of
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  command? Wow? Do we ask? Do we in this non uh descript
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  Yeah? Just say what you think the answer is? Is it the Cursians
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  that is incorrect? Tea Bear? Can you steal it? Uh? Is
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  it? Who are the furringie? And both of you got it wrong?
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  Dan? Do you want to chime in and try to win steal some points?
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  Damn it? Gravity? Gravity is the bad guy. I'm gonna go
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  with the Romulans. Oh my god, guys, so freaking bad. I
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  don't understand. I'll go, well, oh sorry, I didn't hear you.
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  Oh come on, yeah, all right, that's what I was gonna
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  say, very clearly, very clearly. Duh, I mean all right,
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  next one, next one? Uh, tea bear, I'll go with ships
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  for two hundred mm hmm. What type of ship is the bounty? I
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  didn't think these would be that hard. Well apparently not go for it.
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  The cling on burger pray boom. Look at that. Good job. That's
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  tea bear, nice, nice, nice chop. I was gonna say paper
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  towels. I was going to I was going to say space ship, Yes,
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  that too, ships score one hundred, ships for one hundred. What
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  was the first ship James T. Kirk was assigned to me? Yeah?
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  What was the US farragut? Us farragut? By problem, this is why
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  we can't have nice the common section when this gets posted later, I just
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  I'm not a nerd. I don't care. I'll do ships for three hundred,
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  ships for three ships for three straight. Here we go. This class
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  of ship is known to be the longest serving class of ships Starfleet in Starfleet,
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  and can be seen in almost every series of the franchise. The excelsior
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  incorrect? De Bear? What was the all incorrect? Dan constitution Glass incorrect?
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  M oh um, run about? Oh my god? The Morando is
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  a single series, guys, mm okay, including DS nine and every almost
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  every movie it's somewhere spell check for five okay, fact checker, Doug Wolf,
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  you are our new fact checker, Doug okay. Yes, let's see
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  who picked that one? Was that te bearer? Jerney? Okay? So
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  jero me. I'll do one ops for one hund one ops for one hundred.
• 25:47
  Who did the crew find in the episode relics on TNG te Bear?
• 25:52
  Who was Scottie Montgomery? Scott? Very good? Next one, t Bear,
• 26:02
  I'll do you uh racist for one hundred, racist for one hundred.
• 26:07
  What is the name of the klingon Moon orbiting Quonos Jeremy Praxis. That's correctly
• 26:18
  on the board. Good job, good job. Next one for you,
• 26:23
  I'll do uh races for two hundred, races for two hundred in deep space
• 26:27
  nine? What species is morn? Oh m, go for it? Gallumite
• 26:36
  incorrect? Te Bear? I have no idea morning, Yeah, I don't
• 26:48
  know, oh Canadian? Yeah, yeah, yeah, all right, we'll
• 27:00
  go back to Jerome, go for it, all right. I'll do Manager
• 27:03
  for one hundred, Menagerie for one hundred. What was Data's cat's name,
• 27:08
  Jeremy Spot? What is spot? A spot? Go again? All right?
• 27:15
  I'll do Naguri for three hundred, NA for three hundred. What is
• 27:19
  a drink that Admiral Kirk and Bones share in Star Trek? The Wrath of
• 27:22
  con the Raith? Oh my god, I'm sorry. Who who had their
• 27:37
  hands up first? I'm sorry I was laughing. Go for it? What
• 27:41
  is story and Brandy? No? No? Is it a romula nail boom?
• 27:51
  Raith? Wraith of the Wraith of con I'm sorry, but the Wraith
• 27:59
  of Conner Hub keep what are you doing? Oh god? I got the
• 28:07
  link from your only fans? All right, Oh boy, Jeremy, keep
• 28:15
  going all right? Series for two hundred? Uh, Series for two hundred
• 28:19
  and the series Star Trek Voyager. What is the name of the holographic doctor
• 28:25
  there O? What is Joe? What the no? His name is Joe?
• 28:37
  Yeah? Come on, really we're gonna go with that? Yeah?
• 28:40
  That's why? What do you have? No? He only he never stuck
• 28:44
  with it. The final episode they said his name was Joe. That it
• 28:48
  took twenty years for him to settle on Joe. On Joe the guy that
• 28:52
  the guy that created him was Zimmerman. Right, I just had that doctor.
• 28:56
  Oh yeah, because that's what he is for the entire thing until But
• 29:02
  okay, that's fine, we'll go with Joe. We'll give it to t
• 29:03
  Bear. Keep going to Bear, I'll do serious for one hundred. Series
• 29:10
  for one hundred, which Star truck series features Captain Catherine Janewaite as the main
• 29:15
  character. Oh, I know this one. Jeremy Prodigy. I mean,
• 29:22
  he's not wrong. I mean, I guess you're kind of not wrong.
• 29:29
  But but obviously I'll give it to Jeremy. Yeah, I would give it
• 29:34
  to him, all tied, all tide. Oh lord, this is this
• 29:44
  is funnier than I thought it would be. This this is a blast,
• 29:45
  guys. I'm loving it than one ops for three hundred. Who does Gene
• 29:52
  Simmons play in the drum beat? Gen j e A n not g e
• 29:59
  N E. Jean is a girl? Yeah, the drum the drum head?
• 30:06
  Yeah, what'll we say, Jeremy? Was it Admiral sat incorrect?
• 30:11
  All right? T Bear? Oh, I don't know. Was it q
• 30:18
  his wife no, Dan, I can't remember her name. This is one
• 30:26
  of your favorite episodes. You should know. Yeah, I know one.
• 30:32
  Uh yeah, I got nothing. Man in Trump beat Rear, Admiral nor
• 30:36
  said, I guess you were right, that's what he said. But I
• 30:37
  kept thinking Norah in my head, so you were correct. Damn you are
• 30:41
  Yeah, you are good. I didn't even keep that in my head.
• 30:45
  Admiral, Yep, yep, keep going, all right. When I had
• 30:51
  four hundred ships were four hundred. This ship saved the US as Shinzoo,
• 30:56
  and I missed. I think I miss spelled that instead of a see there
• 31:00
  at the Battle of the Binary Stars. Oh man, the Discovery question,
• 31:08
  it's like season one. It is the good one. Nobody, that's the
• 31:19
  whole. Yeah, that's true. Yeah we should have a dude, this
• 31:27
  isn't that other show that shall not be named legally. But that's for final
• 31:36
  says Nick's final answer. That's for final peril. We're not in final perils
• 31:42
  right now, that's true. We're just some regular peril. Then there's double
• 31:45
  peril, the final peril. I don't know what you mean, because this
• 31:48
  isn't This isn't that game. This is trastus show. We don't have those
• 31:52
  rules USS Europa. Okay, that's a memorable ship to chat. Chad helped
• 32:01
  him with that one. Yeah cha, Chad just gpt. Yeah, de
• 32:08
  Bear, can you steal it? Go for another one? Oh, okay,
• 32:15
  steal it? What do you well? That was Jeremy going and going
• 32:17
  and going and going. But now you can now he can get it.
• 32:20
  Here. Here's a chance to go first and get a point. Go go
• 32:22
  with um Series for four hundred, Series for four hundred. How many episodes
• 32:28
  does T and G have? Jeremy seventy seven? Incorrect, T Bear one
• 32:37
  hundred seventy eight. Boo there you go? Oh whoa wow, No,
• 32:49
  I cannot see the answers on this board until I hit the space para.
• 32:52
  No, so I know the just realized he's a bigger nerd than he thought.
• 32:55
  Yeah, congratulations, you are the nerd. I have a bigger step
• 33:01
  factory. Two part episodes. It's two parts scount it's one episode or two
• 33:06
  episodes includes yeah, keep going. Series for three hundred, Series for three
• 33:15
  hundred. Who is the Captain of the USS Discovery when the series starts?
• 33:20
  Jeremy, uh oh, shoot, I plank for a T Beer. Who
• 33:27
  is Captain Georgio. Yeah, Philip and Georgio. Oh, it's a can
• 33:34
  I take it back? Yeah? Lorca, Oh yeah, Lorca. I
• 33:38
  thought it was Georgio two and I was like, yeah, that's the shin
• 33:40
  Zoo, shit Zoo, that's the shit Zoo. Glad, there's a negative
• 33:47
  point. I should have been doing negative points and you get them wrong,
• 33:51
  but I haven't. No, that's that's a different that's a different show,
• 33:53
  different show show. That's right. That's a different game, completely different game,
• 33:59
  completely a legally different game. Yes, yes, Menagerie for four hundred.
• 34:05
  What salute is used in Star Trek? That is also a Hebrew blessing?
• 34:08
  Go for it? That right there? The Vulcan salute, fingers split
• 34:14
  apart represents the Hebrew letter shin and the word shot A good job? Okay?
• 34:22
  Should I? Okay? Keep going? One of four hundred one offs
• 34:30
  four hundred. Who is the actor who played a young John Luke Paccard in
• 34:35
  the episode Tapestry Really freaking hard? If you know this, you win the
• 34:40
  Nerd Award. I'd have to guess, Oh, I do know this?
• 34:49
  Do we actually have to have his name? You have to know the actor's
• 34:52
  name? Yes, I know his name, pilot from Memphis, bel Can
• 35:00
  I say it? Go for it, Dan, It's Patrick Stewart. No,
• 35:07
  oh, it's Patrick Stewart. It's Marcus Nash. It's also Patrick Stewart.
• 35:15
  It's also Marcus Nash, but it's also Patrick Stewart. Right? Was
• 35:22
  he not portraying? Was he not portraying a younger version of Jean Lucas?
• 35:29
  Wrong? Okay? Maybe on a and the definition of not wrong is right.
• 35:34
  So I'm right there. You go. What hell knows who Marcus Nash
• 35:40
  is. I don't know why Marcus Nash is. This was definitely a chat
• 35:45
  GPT is like, okay, I'll go with it. Chat GPT answers.
• 35:51
  I did, Yes, I chose evil. I am not part of Google,
• 35:57
  all right, So uh, Jeremy, you pick, all right,
• 36:00
  Let's do one ops for five hundred, one offs for five hundred. Who
• 36:05
  did William o'campbell play on tng? Ooh O te bear? Who is o'conna?
• 36:21
  Wow is Ocona? You are getting close to getting back into it,
• 36:27
  Sixtred, A few questions left that board. Go for a T bear.
• 36:32
  I'll do ships for five hundred, ships for five hundred. This ship was
• 36:37
  listed as the first larger major ship to die in the Battle of Wolf three
• 36:42
  fifty nine. Who calls a Wolf three fifty nine? Yeah, and how
• 36:47
  does the ship die? It blows up whatever, Chad's yeah, yeah,
• 36:54
  it's Wolf three five nine. Yeah. Sorry, I'm just reading it quickly.
• 36:58
  Okay, that's like saying I was there on nine, I saw the
• 37:02
  planes. Right, nobody says it that one. You get it, you
• 37:07
  get it all right, first made your loss. I'm giving these guys a
• 37:12
  chance to think. I'm giving them an opportunity to google, to google just
• 37:15
  off camera, Yeah, because I honestly remember the answer. This is the
• 37:21
  one I don't remember the answer on. Oh, I think I'll know one.
• 37:23
  I hear it. I think I know it. I'm just gonna guess
• 37:28
  if that's right. I'm gonna say the Saratoga incorrect. That one. I
• 37:30
  know it's not right, t Bear Sovereign incorrect? Dan? Is that the
• 37:37
  Odyssey incorrect? Daniel? Oh, it's the the Galactica, the USS Melbourne.
• 37:47
  Come on, Daniel. Everyone knows the Galactica was the only ship to
• 37:52
  survive the battle, right right? Ye? Thirty five nine, thirty five
• 38:02
  nine, Yeah, Yeah, isn't this episode three five nine yeah, it
• 38:07
  is? Is it? Yeah? Oh my god, it's as if I
• 38:15
  knew that. I had no clue. I didn't, Uh, Jeremy pick,
• 38:19
  all right, let's do races for five hundred, races for five hundred.
• 38:22
  This race is best known for stealing and using other technology? Do you
• 38:25
  bear? Who are the pack lids? Boom m smart? Keep going?
• 38:35
  I'll do uh now? Two thousand and six? Which one? Two hundred?
• 38:43
  Menagerie for two hundred? What actor plays Spock on Strange New Worlds?
• 38:46
  Do you bear? Who is Ethan Peck? Who is Ethan Peck? That?
• 38:54
  Yeah, I'll do one else for two hundred? Lilith shows up on
• 39:00
  TNG. Who did she play? Who? Lilith from Lilith Frazier and Cheers
• 39:10
  shows up on t Who did she play? This is a great episode she's
• 39:16
  in. Yeah, I know the episode. I don't know her name.
• 39:22
  She falls in love with Riker. That's right. Yeah, he hits it
• 39:28
  like you know he does. He didn't quit it. I can't name her.
• 39:38
  Uh ten more seconds BB, Jeremy, No, I didn't say,
• 39:49
  Okay, would you say? T I don't know who is Toran Tolin?
• 39:52
  Incorrect? Dan? Yeah, I don't know her name. I know the
• 39:57
  episode. That's also incorrect, Daniel. She played Katie Baby New Earth.
• 40:05
  Lilith played Lannel in the DG episode first she played Linoleum. Right, so,
• 40:15
  uh I picked that last one? Was it? T Bear? So
• 40:16
  it's Jeremy? All right, Jeremy series for five hundred. Don't dunt on.
• 40:22
  We're down to three. You gotta you gotta win this to even get
• 40:27
  back in the contention. This series features the first episode showing the hollow deck
• 40:32
  Jeremy Encounter of how four point incorrect. It's the series that features the first
• 40:39
  episode showing the hollow deck and TNG is not it? It's the US the
• 40:47
  animated series Boom, very good. Nice. You are running away with it
• 40:52
  at this point. I'm not sure you can catch up. I know I
• 40:55
  might be out of it. Was that? Was it? That was a
• 40:59
  breaking point? Which one? T bear races? Three races for three hundred?
• 41:04
  What does the name of the vulcan ritual in which emotions are purged and
• 41:07
  controlled? Jeremy? What is Oh shit? I knew it wasn't. I
• 41:14
  didn't mean to hit the thing. That's incorrect. You got it, you
• 41:16
  missed it. Um, I like that you got upset when you hit the
• 41:21
  emotions and yeah I did. You could argue too, right, I mean
• 41:28
  kind of. Is there's a release involved? Yes, yeah, what happened.
• 41:39
  I just purchased Jeremy will give you a shot of the last one.
• 41:46
  That's what you're gonna go with. Really, that's for a second place,
• 41:52
  all right. William Shatner once told truck E's to get a life on what
• 41:59
  show? Go for it? What is Saturday Night Live? Boom? Very
• 42:02
  good way to end it off. Nice. Yeah, this is fun,
• 42:10
  This is a blast, This is great. We definitely have to do this
• 42:13
  again, absolutely, and we have to do it where I come up with
• 42:15
  these questions or one of us comes up with these questions instead of using some
• 42:17
  of the other ones, because the last time we did this was what like
• 42:20
  two years ago, we used somebody else's board and the questions were just horrible.
• 42:24
  Yeah, we're gonna use somebody else's board next. Okay, we got
• 42:30
  chatsmins waiting awesome a bear since you won, message me your address. I
• 42:37
  set that up, didn't I all right, I'm gonna stop sharing while I
• 42:39
  go find the air board. Hey guys, thank you? So that was
• 42:45
  fun. Yes, so we have chatsmis waiting to play. Nobody else showed
• 42:51
  up, so I'm thinking Dan plays against him. Turd Ferguson. Nice,
• 42:55
  Yes to Dan, You're gonna play agains Chats biz. Yeah. If nobody
• 43:00
  else, uh yeah, nobody else. Somebody else wants to play, I'll
• 43:04
  do it. We can't have from the last one. Try to play against
• 43:07
  the way. That's fine. Let's say I'll play the winner. So what
• 43:13
  do you want to do? I'm fine. I like these wearing a coat,
• 43:15
  that's great. Yeah, I'm all dressed up. Yeah, I don't
• 43:21
  know this board is um huh I needed Sean Connery here. I'll take the
• 43:30
  Rapists for five Oh do I get? Do I get to make fun of
• 43:37
  Chad's mother? That's uh drawed donkey? Alright, alright versus third, here
• 43:52
  we go, versus. I don't know where interest any of these are.
• 43:57
  So I really have This is gonna be tough. Yeah. Um, so
• 44:00
  Dan, you go first. I will take next generation for five hundred Star
• 44:09
  Trek, the next generation for five hundred. Unlike any other ship in the
• 44:13
  fleet, Galaxy class ships can perform this, Dan Saucer separation. Yep,
• 44:21
  nice, very good. Go again. I'll take next generation for four hundred.
• 44:28
  The US Enterprise in the next generation is this class of ship? The
• 44:30
  USS Enterprise in the original series was a Constitution class. Yeah, that is
• 44:36
  a Galaxy class starship. Oh snap, is it? Dan for three?
• 44:44
  Three on this French captain commanded the USS Enterprise in the next generation. Yeah,
• 44:52
  Joan luc picad you gotta get up on it. Jared fergus gotta be
• 44:57
  faster than that time. O. I tried to raising my left hand and
• 45:00
  guess what slid frame? That is the problem work. I have a feeling
• 45:09
  these questions are gonna be way too easy. Let me guess. Dan two
• 45:15
  based eighty years after the original series. Star Trek the next Nation is based
• 45:16
  on what century go? Twenty fourth century? Very good? Yeah, let's
• 45:24
  do it. Let's finish it off. You got I'm like the seventeen o
• 45:27
  one Enterprise, this Enterprise in Star Trek whatever, good for it? You
• 45:34
  raised your hand. You know the D the D Jesus turd. Ferguson doesn't
• 45:42
  stand a chance. Keep going down. I know I'm getting wid Give me
• 45:45
  some, give me some deep space nine for five hundred police, Oh,
• 45:49
  I'm gonna get wiped with this one. After the third year of the Federation's
• 45:52
  invited presence of deep Space nine, this small ship was assigned there, Dan
• 45:57
  the Defiant, I hope, I'm pretty sure that's right. It can't be
• 46:00
  anything else. Yeah, keep going four hundred keep Space nine was originally called
• 46:07
  this, but the Gardassians Dan terrok nor damn. See this is up here.
• 46:16
  This is ridiculous. Yeah, no, it's ter do Yeah. Yeah,
• 46:22
  what is the Gammer quadrant? You freaking nubs? Anyway, the Gardassians
• 46:30
  had occupied the speech whatever. Yeah, go Dan, we used this board
• 46:42
  the last time. No, I remember these mistakes. We damn, we
• 46:46
  used this board the last time. I just did a search and found the
• 46:50
  bound one and grabbed it. Yeah that's yeah, all right, yeah,
• 46:57
  all right, two hundred, two hundred. Yeah, have you juring wormhole?
• 47:01
  Let I met the answers the Jorans turn. Ferguson raised his hand.
• 47:06
  First turn Turn answered, God, wait, can you guess the wrong answer?
• 47:15
  That they're right? Delta? No, it was right, they got
• 47:22
  it right, you got it all right, turns on the board. Finally,
• 47:27
  I think I have I have my suspicion. He just raised his hand
• 47:30
  and read the question after Yeah, like you all right. God, he's
• 47:39
  got control of the board. It's like, I know, what do you
• 47:49
  what do you picking? Turn? Oh I'm I'm picking. You're picking now?
• 47:52
  Yeah? Okay, you symbols on the very far right. What does
• 47:57
  that say? Oh? Let me? Uh what Georg let's Voyager for five
• 48:04
  hundred Here we go. Voyager HERMNY crew members finally returned home after your health
• 48:08
  of the Future, the involuntary the board after this many years in Delta Quadron.
• 48:12
  What you have to read the questions. If people listen to this and
• 48:16
  don't know what's going on, Oh, that's true. This is an IO
• 48:20
  podcast. Yes, but he's raised his hand before I even finish. That's
• 48:27
  why I'm doing this right, But other people listen to this. Later,
• 48:31
  Voyager and her remaining crew members finally returned home with help from the future and
• 48:37
  involuntarily the board after this many years in the Delta quadrant DAN seven seasons seven?
• 48:49
  Uh? Is that technically correct? Ye? How long it was supposed
• 48:53
  to be seventy seven years? Yeah? Yeah, because when they came back
• 48:57
  they were old, right right, yeah, so, and then they had
• 49:02
  to go back in time. Then they changed the timeline, the prime timeline.
• 49:07
  They were there seven years, so it should be seven. That's that's
• 49:09
  what this answer should be. We all agree on that, because there there
• 49:15
  we go turds like, dude, I'm just here to be cool. You
• 49:21
  could you could win this, you could pull this. I don't know what
• 49:22
  your enterprise game is or your COOS game. That's true. You got a
• 49:27
  whole list there, all right, all right, let's go Voyager. Let's
• 49:35
  go Voyager for four hundred. Okay. In an encounter with this malevolent species,
• 49:39
  Voyager picked up a new crew member whose designation was seven of nine.
• 49:44
  I don't know how turd didn't raise his hand faster than you. Dan,
• 49:47
  Yeah, go for it. Who is who is the borg? Who are
• 49:55
  the barge? Who are the board? Whatever? Who be the boorg?
• 50:02
  Three hundred Laborge, the boord Gay? The USS Voyager was this class of
• 50:08
  ship, which is also a synonym for courageous, Ted, Go for it.
• 50:15
  I know this for sure, one hundred percent. I know it,
• 50:21
  So I don't. Yeah, me tell what this thing says? Explore incorrect?
• 50:25
  Dan close? Oh he's Dan's glitching out, dans cler Now he's glitching
• 50:36
  out. I can tell it's it's it's the Intrepid class. Yeah, neither
• 50:39
  one of you got it. While he's glitching out. Yeah, Star Trek
• 50:46
  for five hundred, Star Trek for five hundred. The Star Trek Pilot didn't
• 50:52
  star the renowned Captain Kirk, and instead starred this captain as the commander of
• 50:57
  the Enterprise twenty years earlier. Oh my god, I know this guy's name,
• 51:05
  Daniel. You go, yeah, I got my hand up. Yeah,
• 51:08
  um number one, mm hmmm. It's the guy from It's the guy
• 51:19
  from a WATCHMA call it first feelers, stay off right. No, No,
• 51:25
  this is the plot. This is the pilot episode for a Star Trek
• 51:30
  original series. This is it. Spike, Spike, God, yeah,
• 51:34
  I can't believe you didn't get that, right, d I was thinking of
• 51:36
  next and I was thinking, I'm trying to throw him a bone. Yeah.
• 51:40
  I thought he would have got that. Yeah, no, no,
• 51:43
  tecknowledge is off right. Now, all right, you go to since I
• 51:46
  missed it. Okay, Well let's take all the five hundreds off the board
• 51:50
  for funzies. Okay, okay. Star Trek Enterprise five hundred. The Enterprise
• 51:55
  was the first warp five capable vessel created by Starfleet, the second War five
• 52:00
  capable ship. Star Fleet commission was named after this NASA space shuttle in the
• 52:05
  twentieth century. Hint, it was the first to go into space, but
• 52:07
  not the first produced. Dan's got it not all extra back Dan Enterprise,
• 52:16
  No, it's not. The second warp five capable ship is the name we're
• 52:23
  looking for an XL one. No, that was the Enterprise, Daniel Enterprise.
• 52:29
  It's the Columbia, the Columbia. But the Columbia did go into space.
• 52:34
  The Enterprise did not. The Enterprise most certainly did go into space.
• 52:37
  But okay, the Enterprise, the Enterprise shuttlecraft did not going. No.
• 52:42
  No, they're talking about in Star Trek, the second warp five vessels Columbia.
• 52:49
  Yeah, but it says it was named after this NASA space shuttle in
• 52:52
  the twentieth century. Hit it was the first to go into space. Oh
• 52:55
  yeah, No, the hint is wrong. Okay, yeah, oh yeah,
• 53:00
  that's screwy. Yeah, that is kind of screwy how they worded that.
• 53:02
  Yeah, this is why we need to have your own boards. Some
• 53:05
  of these boards are really bad. Okay, I'm on my phone now because
• 53:08
  my pad is you forgot to charge it now? No, No, I
• 53:14
  think I'm on it. I think what I'm on it for too long,
• 53:16
  it heats up. Oh yeah, and I think that's why that's why I
• 53:21
  seem to craft out at like the forty minute mark. That's because your internal
• 53:27
  um life support systems in your shuttlecraft behind it. Yeah, I would help
• 53:34
  it, yes, yes, all right, well Jone's next. We'll go
• 53:37
  with Turret. Go for it. Okay, let's do Enterprise for four hundred
• 53:45
  for the founding of the United Federation of Planets. Starfleet use these two letters
• 53:50
  to come before a ship's registry number instead of USS DAN, not Alex Trebek.
• 54:00
  Um, yeah, the question is wrong. But they're asking for is
• 54:05
  NX, but it's instead of NCC, and they still use NX in Starfleet
• 54:12
  when it's an experimental ship. So but it's an X. I think,
• 54:15
  m hm turd. I don't know because what they're going to answer here,
• 54:21
  Um he got it? I think, yeah, yeah, exactly, But
• 54:24
  I'm just saying, um, if they said NCC here, then maybe there's
• 54:29
  I don't know, whatever, Yeah, keep going, not Alex Trebeck.
• 54:34
  I'll take Enterprise for three hundred. In star Trek Enterprise, Scott Baccula starred
• 54:43
  as this captain of the first warp five capable vessel and really pissed now because
• 54:50
  he didn't get his hand up fast enough. Go for it. Not Alex
• 54:53
  Trebek. The answer is not your mother. It's your mother. It's out
• 55:00
  of an Archer, Captain Jonathan Archer. Dan is just how to get a
• 55:07
  dog. Yeah, you wouldn't rescue the dogs her own. Not Alex Trebec.
• 55:19
  Your next question, Let's take Enterprise for two Enterprise for two hundreds.
• 55:24
  The Zindie arch in Enterprise's third season was based after this terrorist attack against the
• 55:30
  United States of America, and it's like, oh, my lord Trebec the
• 55:38
  Battle of nine one. Yes, uh yeah, just a painful kind of
• 55:50
  question. I don't know, yeh, keep going, Trebec, you have
• 55:53
  the floor. Let's close out Enterprise for a hundred. Okay, start checking
• 56:00
  prizes based in this century, in the year twenty one fifty one, I
• 56:04
  mean, Tribec, it would be the twenty second century. Uh. I'll
• 56:19
  take for somebody drop a guitar. No, I dropped my mike. I'll
• 56:23
  be right back. Everybody's dropping everything at this point. Um, everything's just
• 56:30
  wrecking right now. It is. It's a total train wreck. It's like
• 56:32
  just like wiping the floor with me. I don't think there's a comeback,
• 56:36
  Guys, I don't think there's enough. You're correct, there are no longer
• 56:42
  enough points on the board in order for you to win. But we'll keep
• 56:45
  going anyway because Trebec has another joke about my mom. That's true, that's
• 56:51
  true. I'll take deep, deep space and what what is happening here?
• 57:13
  Let's just go wipe my hand and say, I don't know. Actually,
• 57:16
  what you need to start doing, turn, what you need to start doing
• 57:19
  is just being like, um, I've always been here. Actually, this
• 57:23
  is what you need to do. What's his name that always showed up in
• 57:25
  that skit? Um? Not sup? And then there is uh not Matthew
• 57:31
  McConaughey or Tom Hanks. But what's his name that always showed up? Is
• 57:35
  the guy from Smokey yeahs Turd Ferguson is Burt Reynolds, Yeah, Burt yeah
• 57:43
  By Ferguson is so I got the jacket on. I was doing mustache today,
• 57:49
  but I'd have to save this part off. There you go, Burt,
• 57:52
  You just like points are perfect for Turt Ferguson. It is, It
• 57:58
  is neat, but kind of what was I supposed to go? Next,
• 58:07
  I have no idea. I've totally lost track right there. Deep Space nine
• 58:12
  is important for the in the Federation because of its location near this stellar phenomenon.
• 58:16
  Turd Ferguson, the wormhole, the Jordan wormhole, You've actually got some
• 58:23
  points. It's it's amazing, no chance in hell for you to win,
• 58:28
  but you're still there. Trebec forty six hundred, Burt Reynolds three hundred and
• 58:35
  for you were listening on the audio version of this only who have no clue
• 58:38
  where anything was at that point or who's playing against who it's it was initially
• 58:43
  Dan versus turd Ferguson, now it's Trebek versus Burt Reynolds. Same two dudes.
• 58:47
  Okay, exactly, keep going, Dird, Why don't you give him
• 58:52
  out the score right now where we're at, Trebek is forty six hundred,
• 58:55
  Burt Reynolds is three hundred. Uh that that is Alex Trebec or Dan at
• 59:00
  forty six hundred. Turd Ferguson or Burt Reynolds is only three hundred. Keep
• 59:07
  going, Turd, oh, I go, it's been so long. Let's
• 59:12
  star Trek. That's what she said. Start, That's what she said.
• 59:16
  Yeah, yeah, Star Trek for four hundred, Star Trek for four hundred.
• 59:22
  This great visionary was the creator of Star Trek. Dan your mother that
• 59:30
  it's incorrect. You have lost points. Lucas turd Ferguson Rod and Barry of
• 59:37
  Jean. All right, next one, Okay, Star Trek for three hundred,
• 59:50
  Star Trek for three hundred. Put put up up. Oh, it's
• 59:53
  a daily double points triple point. I'm gonna triple your points if you get
• 59:57
  this right. Yes, these small fur balls were shown on Deep Space K
• 1:00:05
  Tax seven. They're purring soothed, all but the Klingons who had their hands
• 1:00:08
  K Tag seven. I did say, K tack seven, that's attack.
• 1:00:15
  That's attack who had their hand up first? Because I was hurry looking Terry
• 1:00:21
  go for it is the trebles, what are the tribles? You get triple
• 1:00:25
  points one, two, three, you're now it's sixteen hundred versus Trebek's forty
• 1:00:30
  two hundred. You're getting out. All points from here on now will be
• 1:00:34
  four times their value. Just to make it possible. I don't think it's
• 1:00:42
  possible. An it's not, but I'm gonna do. I'm gonna subtract the
• 1:00:45
  point out of Trebec though. When he loses at four times and numbers,
• 1:00:49
  so it's possible. Go for it, Turd Ferguson, Let's do Star Trek
• 1:00:54
  for two D. Star Trek for two hundred. The first Star Trek series
• 1:00:59
  is now how commonly referred to as this Alex Quebec garbage incorrect. Three you
• 1:01:08
  you're now down to thirty six hundred points. Ferguson, t O S,
• 1:01:16
  t O S. They didn't even say one two three, There we go.
• 1:01:22
  It's now thirty six hundred. Back to Burt Reynolds, twenty two hundred.
• 1:01:28
  Ferguson, go all right, let's finish out Star Trek for one hundred.
• 1:01:34
  The ship was under command of James T. Kirk Alex Trebec. He's
• 1:01:42
  frozen so he lost one two double points. Uh, Burt Reynolds, can
• 1:01:46
  you can you respond? He's leaving the Enterprise Enterprise one two three four?
• 1:01:58
  There you go? All right, nice's gonna sit there. I don't know.
• 1:02:04
  I'll take over turk. Ferguson, first Voyager two hundred Voyager sarcastic doctor
• 1:02:12
  can't leave his sick bay without a special device because he is one of these
• 1:02:15
  Ferguson the hollow admitter. He's a hollow Graham, not a hollow admitter.
• 1:02:22
  One two three four one two three four Oh, No, last question goes
• 1:02:30
  to end. He's gone, yeah, I got it. He died.
• 1:02:36
  He'll respond in a little bit, he'll respond, he'll come back as another
• 1:02:39
  character before Dan Daniel. Oh, yeah, Dart Trek Voyager for a hundred.
• 1:02:47
  The us vist Voyager was stranded in this quadrant and after being pulled there
• 1:02:52
  from the bad lands. Ferguson, Oh, Ferguson, delta quadrants. The
• 1:02:57
  delta quadrant is correct. Four you still lose to Burt Reynolds twenty two hundred.
• 1:03:05
  I was gonna say the outer rim. I know, I still got
• 1:03:10
  my butt white Man. We should do one of these where it's incorrect answers
• 1:03:15
  only that make the host laugh. Okay, that's pretty arbitrary. Okay,
• 1:03:21
  it is extremely arbitrary. Ferguson. The music for the Waiting Games should be
• 1:03:27
  the odd couple of music. Yes for Benny Hill. Yeah, Benny Hill.
• 1:03:34
  You know a tured Ferguson, Uh, message me your address and I'll
• 1:03:38
  send you a partician patient trophy. You only doing the private chat here and
• 1:03:46
  you're on Facebook, You're gonna get a pog Yeah, you'll get a participation
• 1:03:52
  trophy. Thanks for being on the show. Yeah, thanks, great,
• 1:04:00
  that was fantastic. Yes indeed, ye all right, um, we do
• 1:04:05
  have some feedback if we want to go to that probably should and all right,
• 1:04:15
  hey hey, hey indeed, um, So I do have a question
• 1:04:26
  that came in, so I've got it up and ready to go. This
• 1:04:30
  came to us from John zeb streaming question. He says, I'm a new
• 1:04:33
  listener and I've been enjoying your podcast. On your latest episode, which was
• 1:04:38
  like two weeks ago, now you mentioned that Paramount plus is totally puzzilin out.
• 1:04:43
  I am pissed about this and have been chasing star Trek through several streaming
• 1:04:47
  platforms over the past few years. Have you heard about where anything will go
• 1:04:53
  if paramount pulls the plug on Paramount Plus. So I wanted to bring this
• 1:04:59
  one up because we did mention that potentially Paramount plus could go away. I
• 1:05:03
  didn't want to give the impression and maybe we didn't do a good enough job.
• 1:05:06
  It's not going away, there's no there's nothing to say that it's going
• 1:05:11
  away right now. It's just that it's hurting. Though it's hurting, and
• 1:05:16
  the analysis that I read from a third party said one of the ways they
• 1:05:23
  could quickly start making money is to get rid of Paramount Plus. That's not
• 1:05:27
  to say that Paramount is actually going to do that. It's just an idea
• 1:05:30
  that somebody else had, So we'll start trek go other places. No,
• 1:05:35
  not at least as it stands. No, it's not. But yeah,
• 1:05:40
  I mean, honestly, if if Paramount Plus is going to become a non
• 1:05:46
  revenue loss for them, and it's going to become a revenue generator, there's
• 1:05:50
  absolutely no way that they would take trek off of it. That's probably the
• 1:05:56
  one thing that is making them money on Paramount Plus versus anything else at this
• 1:05:59
  point, with the success of Lower Decks, with the success of Strange New
• 1:06:01
  Worlds, and especially with the success of Picard season three. Right, So,
• 1:06:06
  despite the shit we give Discovery, those other three I just mentioned are
• 1:06:11
  fantastic. They are fantastic. So um and maybe what it winds up meaning
• 1:06:18
  if Paramount Plus does say, if Paramount does say, okay, well it's
• 1:06:21
  not working for us, Paramount Plus isn't working for us, then I'm sure
• 1:06:27
  they'll just go and license that stuff on someone else's streaming platform and We'll still
• 1:06:30
  have access to all of track, it just might be on a different platform.
• 1:06:34
  But I don't as much, as much as they're hurting and it's tough
• 1:06:38
  and it's hard, I don't see them shutting it down anytime soon. No,
• 1:06:42
  I don't. I don't see that either. They're they're pretty set on
• 1:06:45
  keeping it. So yeah, And I want to be clear on something too,
• 1:06:48
  so that someone listening to us understands where where my conversation about this stuff
• 1:06:54
  comes from. Um, it's my opinion and whatever I read on the internet,
• 1:07:00
  which is the exact same thing that you read on the end. I
• 1:07:01
  don't have any inside ball, FYI. So yeah, just speculation in my
• 1:07:08
  opinion based off of what I read. Now, maybe I do read more
• 1:07:12
  than some. Maybe I do follow up on things more than some. I
• 1:07:15
  probably don't because they get all my news from Daniel. That's right, That's
• 1:07:18
  right. And I just asked the local Woodland Creatures for news and they give
• 1:07:23
  it. What was that website you used today that no one in their right
• 1:07:26
  mind has ever heard of? How did you magic Baby? How did you
• 1:07:29
  even find that? I googled Star Trek before the show, and they came
• 1:07:32
  up. I asked I asked chat GPT. That's right, that's right.
• 1:07:42
  That's so we did have one of our listeners, Duval, go to the
• 1:07:47
  Long Island Trek Convention this weekend. Yes, so he made us a video.
• 1:07:54
  There's not a lot of audio on this, so I figured we could
• 1:07:56
  kind of just talk over it, so let me also play the video.
• 1:08:00
  Um, so here we go. So this is the Long Island Trek Convention.
• 1:08:05
  There he is, he's gonna introduce himself. Of course. There we
• 1:08:20
  go. Awesome, so pretty noisy, a lot of people there. But
• 1:08:33
  he told me the didiot did have a good time there. He got to
• 1:08:38
  meet um makers and get a new shirt. He's still there today. Yeah,
• 1:08:45
  that's pretty fun. Taking the music he do want to play we Love
• 1:09:00
  Our Place Women? Yeah yeah, Don Jones cool. Yeah, very nice,
• 1:09:21
  Very well done. Thank you very much for our correspondent in the field,
• 1:09:26
  Duval, New York Metropolitan Area correspond Yep, you'll have to go and
• 1:09:32
  give him his residual check. You're close by. Yeah, we know.
• 1:09:35
  We don't have a contract yet. Okay, Oh that's right. That's I'm
• 1:09:39
  I'm not four contracts, right. We get this ship for free, man,
• 1:09:42
  I'm the capitalist over here. That's right. He crossed the picket line
• 1:09:46
  to give us that report. Ah, yes, he did. See.
• 1:09:49
  He's the only one who's saying it's gonna go out. He's gonna go out
• 1:09:53
  to the parking lot. He's gonna four flat tires. Yeah, he's in
• 1:09:57
  trouble now, scab. But thank you appreciate it, Yes, thank you
• 1:10:06
  so much for doing that. Um. I did ask a pretty interesting question,
• 1:10:13
  uh in our meme, which is, now that swearing is allowed in
• 1:10:16
  Star Trek, which legacy character would have the biggest potty mouth? Before I
• 1:10:21
  give you the internet's consensus, what do you guys think which would have the
• 1:10:30
  biggest potty mouth now that swearing is allowed in Star Trek? Well, well,
• 1:10:35
  I mean Wharf, but you wouldn't know he was swearing because it being
• 1:10:40
  that's true. I think you know what now, O'Brien, okay, O'Brien.
• 1:10:46
  Because he's a he's a sleeves rolled up blue collar working man. Yeah,
• 1:10:54
  yep, yeah yeah, te bears correct hands down the internet when with
• 1:11:00
  McCoy, uh oh no, he's a doctor and his southern gentleman. Okay,
• 1:11:06
  I think I think in PG. Thirteen Trek, uh, you know,
• 1:11:12
  O'Brien beats his wife. That's what I think. He comes home,
• 1:11:15
  he has a few too many. She mouths off. Yeah, he hits,
• 1:11:21
  probably out of him. Duco would have the biggest potty mouth. He
• 1:11:26
  hits the kids. Telling you my answer was Kira. I could see her
• 1:11:32
  just going off, especially around Ducat. Yeah excuse me, so, oh
• 1:11:41
  no, it would be not not Ducat, but what's his name? Yeah,
• 1:11:45
  Brian would be f bombing the cardis you Betty would but no, what's
• 1:11:48
  his name is? Second in command? Uh? Not duct but the other
• 1:11:53
  guy, Dumar would definitely be Oh he did like to drink? Yeah,
• 1:11:58
  yeah, exactly. He would be the one beating all the women. But
• 1:12:01
  unfortunately the cardies would like that, so that's that's their nature. I don't
• 1:12:04
  know, man, I don't know. I can see Odo. I don't
• 1:12:08
  think he'd have the biggest party mouth. No, but I could see drop
• 1:12:13
  work. I think it's all Brian. But just for the record, I
• 1:12:15
  was kidding. I don't think he. I don't think he. Even though
• 1:12:18
  she has it coming, she definitely, oh my god, she probably does,
• 1:12:23
  but unfortunately in an R rated version, so no one has it coming.
• 1:12:30
  I know we're kidding. Yeah, kai Win. Anytime kai Win is
• 1:12:33
  talking about that might be right answer in the background. Yes, yes,
• 1:12:41
  I could see her with her public face. She's all prem and proper,
• 1:12:45
  and you know, as soon as she's behind the curtain, she turns to
• 1:12:48
  her aid and says, get that fin man away from me. Yeah yeah,
• 1:12:51
  see him again. Handle this this shit is beneath me. Yeah,
• 1:12:57
  yeah, I could see that. Ancerro wouldn't even make it in an R
• 1:13:00
  rated version of Trek. She wouldn't be an instant. She would be doing
• 1:13:03
  something else. Um, probably running a lady's uh you know, hostile.
• 1:13:14
  I don't know what he's talking about it. She would be in Madame Row,
• 1:13:17
  that's what I'm getting. Oh my god, Chad, the Chad GPT
• 1:13:21
  is malfunctioning. Well that that's all the feedback I have. I don't know
• 1:13:28
  if you guys had any other it definitely wouldn't be j L That's right,
• 1:13:32
  Come on, JL. Oh you know who it would be? Who it
• 1:13:36
  would be? Uh? Season one knobs who? Because he was literally a
• 1:13:44
  street punk? Yeah yep, yeah, that's funny, that's true. That's
• 1:13:51
  true. Um, a hot guy, says Scotty, and Scotty was a
• 1:13:55
  very popular answer. He was just below McCoy, so I can see that.
• 1:14:01
  Yeah, all right, awesome, what a fun show, What a
• 1:14:06
  great last. That's an absolute last. I hope everybody enjoyed it as much
• 1:14:11
  as I did. Had a good time putting. Ye, game shows are
• 1:14:14
  fun. We have to do that again, Oh we will. We'll let
• 1:14:17
  it air out, we'll let it percolateive it time people forget how good it
• 1:14:21
  was. Then we'll make it the rewatch at some point, and then the
• 1:14:26
  very next week do the real quick show. Um yeah, Danny June just
• 1:14:32
  like, no, we won't. Well, we'll see yes, concrats on.
• 1:14:42
  Nobody needs a spell check? My shit, good, great idea.
• 1:14:46
  I'll type the questions. I'll email them too. You could just cut and
• 1:14:49
  paste them onto the board. There you go. Yeah, we'll do it.
• 1:14:55
  We'll do it, we'll do it. I don't know when we'll do
• 1:14:57
  it well, because hey, we only got a couple of weeks away for
• 1:15:00
  angew Worlds. I'm very right right around June, that's two and a half
• 1:15:02
  weeks from now. I started rewatching Strange New Worlds yesterday, which is something
• 1:15:09
  I've never done with Discovery never ever, ever ever. Ye, So yeah,
• 1:15:14
  I want to do that before the four comes out. I'm on the
• 1:15:16
  road finally again, starting again on Monday. I'm back on the right.
• 1:15:19
  I haven't been on the road a whole lot at all in the last month.
• 1:15:23
  So Strange New world comes back June fifteenth, so we're roughly like three
• 1:15:28
  three weeks away, roughly. Yeah, it's coming around. Next weekend is
• 1:15:33
  Memorial Day weekend. H I think we're skipping that weekend, right, I
• 1:15:38
  can't be here but for next weekend. Okay, so we'll be back in
• 1:15:42
  two weeks then we'll Strange New Worlds comes out the same weekend as The Flash.
• 1:15:48
  Who does anybody care? I do? I want to That movie looks
• 1:15:53
  like a train rod. No, no, no, If that movie looks
• 1:15:59
  it looks great, man, I got no love for same at this point.
• 1:16:04
  Yeah, I'm like, you know, it's Michael Keaton returning as Batman.
• 1:16:09
  I know, yeah, I did not get excited about that. Excited
• 1:16:13
  about that. And it looks like and it looks like they've crafted a very
• 1:16:16
  interesting story. Allegedly, Tom Cruise loved it. What the rumor is Tom
• 1:16:25
  Cruise has seen the Flash film and loved it. You know. Here's the
• 1:16:28
  thing, and I think they're doing this on purpose because there's such a backlash
• 1:16:30
  about Ezra Miller. They're sending they're sending screeners to famous people in the hopes
• 1:16:35
  that those famous people will will put out statements. Stephen King. Stephen King
• 1:16:42
  put out a statement yesterday that he saw the movie and he loved it.
• 1:16:45
  So, um, if anything, I mean, I don't know. It's
• 1:16:53
  interesting how they're marketing this, yes, to try to try and get around,
• 1:16:58
  uh, the issues indeed with him. Indeed, there's rumors, there's
• 1:17:03
  rumors about a slew of cameos. Yeah. They they played it at CinemaCon
• 1:17:11
  like last month, which is the big convention for movie theaters. Yeah,
• 1:17:15
  apparently the reactions was very high. They did not play the end credit scene.
• 1:17:19
  Apparently that is still you know, something they're holding back. There are
• 1:17:25
  rumors as to what it is. But I'm not gonna say that. Does
• 1:17:28
  the end credit scene matter in a movie like this when they aren't really tied
• 1:17:33
  together the way that like the Marble ones are, or are these going to
• 1:17:36
  come tied together together? None of it makes sense. Side it's so confusing.
• 1:17:43
  Well, they have anything about Chad? Do you know anything about the
• 1:17:46
  storyline? Uh, called flashpoint from the DC commics. Not really, no,
• 1:17:51
  I'll see. So the short version is, uh, Barry Allen's mother
• 1:17:57
  was murdered when he was a kid. Oh yeah, I know that.
• 1:18:00
  He decides somebody to go back in time, but yeah, yeah, ruins
• 1:18:02
  the timeline and at the end creates a new DC universe and all the stories
• 1:18:08
  going forward or set. So it's yeah, so except they did it first
• 1:18:14
  the multiverse. I meant, Daniel, they did it. They did it
• 1:18:17
  first. He did it first. So they're using this movie as a way
• 1:18:21
  to connect to all the other ones and at the end not have to connect
• 1:18:28
  to any of them, or only connect to the ones that they want to
• 1:18:31
  because they need a hard reset. Yeah, because they're so convoluted and silly
• 1:18:35
  and weird. And yes, yes, but the way they're doing it,
• 1:18:39
  they can they can look at stuff and say, we want to keep this,
• 1:18:43
  We're ignoring this, we want to keep this, We're ignoring this.
• 1:18:45
  They're working they're working it into the storyline. So it's a setup, I
• 1:18:49
  mean yeah, but I mean at the end of the movie, they could
• 1:18:53
  literally dump Ezra Miller and he's this is the only one he's in, and
• 1:18:56
  then the next movies. He's played by somebody else, and it makes sense
• 1:18:59
  if they bring in Grant. If they bring in Grant, I don't think
• 1:19:02
  they're gonna bring in Granting about that. Nah. I like that kid though,
• 1:19:05
  I do. That's too bad because I like that kid. Yeah,
• 1:19:11
  that kid, that thirty five year old man. Yeah yeah, yeah,
• 1:19:17
  he's better than Ezra Miller. Come on, seriously. Yeah, but we've
• 1:19:20
  seen like three people play the Flash. It's time for somebody else. Yeah,
• 1:19:25
  yeah, okay, fair enough? Is that television show done? Is
• 1:19:28
  he off that? Yeah? It ends like next week. Oh, it
• 1:19:31
  ends right before the movie comes out, which is good, which which is
• 1:19:35
  funny because the movie was announced like the second week that the show started,
• 1:19:40
  and the show ran for nine years. Yeah, so for nine years people
• 1:19:43
  have been arguing about, you know, they should have him play it.
• 1:19:45
  No, they should have somebody else play it, right, gotcha? Yeah?
• 1:19:48
  Yeah. So in other words, it's an extremely expensive movie that won't
• 1:19:54
  make any of its money back. We'll see going for nine years, someone
• 1:19:59
  on and off, getting paid here and there, over and over again,
• 1:20:00
  trying to write this. Yeah. I mean GEMI Christmas, plus all the
• 1:20:04
  reshoots they've done. They did reshoots with the rock. Yeah, I remember
• 1:20:08
  hearing about the reshoots. Yeah, yeah, they've done reshoots because of COVID.
• 1:20:12
  They did reshoots because of now James Gunn. So when did this turn
• 1:20:15
  into marvel Cast? I mean I like it, don't get me wrong.
• 1:20:17
  Yeah yeah, Superero casts. Yeah, like marvel cast. See I don't
• 1:20:25
  care for DC anymore. That's why I said Marvel cast anyway. Sigh.
• 1:20:30
  I always was as a kid too, I was more marveled than DC.
• 1:20:32
  Okay, so I always liked iron Man. I wanted to be iron Man.
• 1:20:36
  I wanted to be Tony Stark. And when I grew up, I
• 1:20:39
  became Tony Stark. I just did it without being that smart, that rich
• 1:20:44
  or anything else Tony Stark had. But you know, so not to not
• 1:20:47
  Tony Stark. No, did you want the drinking problem as well? Or
• 1:20:53
  yeah? I have that, but it's just looked unfortunately. So alright,
• 1:21:00
  guys, Well it's been all right, Yeah, yeah, it's been great.
• 1:21:01
  We should wind it up, yep. Well, thanks everybody for listening.
• 1:21:04
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• 1:21:08
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• 1:21:13
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