Altered Geek
Interview with DJ Valentine on Scripted Podcasting

About this Episode
Neil Ross here and it's time to get altered and
get geeky on Altered Geek with Steve Megatron.
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Geek. Hello and welcome to Altered Geek, the
podcast that is ever altering its structure and
the conversations on our geekdom. We discuss
anything from television and film to gaming,
streaming, technology, and simply put, things
we geek out to. I'm your host, Steve Megatron
Phillips, and as always, thank you for tuning
in. This episode is the second episode we've
done with this new format, and we're gonna see
how things go, and just as a reminder, there
will be a little bit of an extended conversation
with the topic on scripting, podcasting, to do
with skits and then some of our favorite TV revivals
and whatnot. So stay tuned for that with DJ Valentine
at the end. So without further ado, if you're
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just really anything So we're gonna get over
to the question of the week So with the question
of the week I asked what are some comics you
wish to see hit the big screen and Nobody answered
So we're going to move on to a different question,
which I'm hoping will garner some attention,
which is what do you think about Black Friday
and is it still relevant to you? A few weeks
ago, BusinessInsider .com had an article called
Black Friday is Dead Because of Discounting,
which kind of remains to be seen. Yes, a majority
of stores will be closed for Thanksgiving, according
to bestblackfriday .com, at least 60 retailers
plan to keep their stores closed during Thanksgiving
this year, which more or less was like the early
sale for Black Friday. But they're also stating
that year -round deals and the growth of online
shopping have taken the pressure off Black Friday.
And then according to retail next the number
of people visiting stores on Black Friday declined
4 .5 percent in 2017 Meanwhile online sales to
that day were up 16 .9 percent versus the previous
year according to Adobe The only thing that's
kind of weird about that is is they're making
it out like people have significantly dropped
off Black Friday When they haven't all it did
was put a more relaxed approach to the Thanksgiving
opening And they're saying that, oh, they're
losing confidence in Black Friday. Not really.
I mean, the stores are still going to do their
sales. They're still going to be boost and a
lot of retailers are going to be out there. The
thing is, is they just won't be wasting time
on Thanksgiving, which honestly, I thought they
should have been closed anyway, because then
families could spend time with, you know, their
family members, like employees can spend time
with their families. Like, it's, I don't know.
That's just my thought on it. I wasn't one of
those people that went out and shopped on Thanksgiving.
I'd go like Black Friday like early early early
in the morning before anybody else and get my
crap situated before But I pretty much do online
now like that's kind of where it's at So what
do you guys think on it? Do you think that it's
it's slowly starting to taper off? I mean, I
know that it's not dead according to the article,
but Do you think that it's going to kind of turn
the tide with more online shopping and that we'll
see a bigger decrease this year on Black Friday?
Or do you think that it's gonna make a little
impact? So let me know what you guys think in
the next episode. So we're gonna be going to
the app of the week. So, this week on App of
the Week, or Program of the Week, Scanner 51
asked, are there any recommendations on free
photo editing software that I can download to
a desktop? I want to resize, recolor, alter photos.
Picasa was shut down, and that's what I like
to use. Myself, I'm actually using an antiquated
Adobe Fireworks program, which is... It was owned
by Macromedia way back in the day before Adobe
bought them out and then merged all of the simplistic
settings into Illustrator and everything. But
there's quite a few alternatives. There's Paint
.net, which seems to be one of the possibilities
or options. They say Google Photos is kind of
the next translation of Picasa, but I don't really
buy it. But paint .net seems to be pretty intuitive
and streamlined, as it were. You can kind of
clean up images. You can make high quality images,
touch up photos. It's kind of a nice alternative.
It's been around for a while. You can add special
effects. There's a lot of tools and a lot of
layering. But it's free and it's a photo editing
software. That's one of the options. And there's
a lot of tutorials and all this stuff, a lot
of plugins around it. You can zoom in. There's
just a lot of functionalities. But it's basically
for any version of Windows. It's not really a
big install. Again, it's free. But it's very
reminiscent of old -school Microsoft Paint, kind
of mixed with the MS Paint in the Windows XP
through Windows 7 iteration. And it's okay. There's
another editing software that comes with Windows
10. I'm not too familiar with the latest iteration.
I don't think that it's worth putting all the
effort into. But there's also another program
called GIMP, which has been around, I couldn't
even tell you, it's been around since like the
90s. And I remember using some version of it
at one point to create icons back on Windows
95, 98. And it was pretty intuitive back then
and you could use some like kind of squares and
kind of build stuff with it. But it's kind of,
you know, it's pretty much out there all over
the place. It does plug -ins, it does a lot of
other stuff, very modular -based. And yeah, I
mean, it's got free floating windows, a toolbox,
quickly loads. There's a lot of filters, a lot
of processing for images. It's basically one
of the better alternatives for expensive packages.
They have very high ratings on this software
anyway, and you can download any of these anywhere.
I'm going to have them in the show notes. But
it's GNU Image Manipulation Program, freely distributed.
modular, expandable, extensible, image renderer,
expert quality photo retouching program. I would
honestly probably go with this software over
the other one just because of what it has to
offer and in the kind of features that you're
looking to do. I use another software that's
called Photo Scissors and it's like 10 bucks
and I get like periodically I'll get an email
from the site I bought it from. But you can basically
cut out any background from anything, and it
gets the most finest detail when you draw around
it, and it just looks like you're taking a marker
and drawing around the image. But it simplifies
cutting out a background from things. So that's
another option, too. And like I said, that was
like $10. But yeah, that's kind of what I would
recommend. I would probably go with GIMP, and
then if you're kind of on the fence, there's
a couple alternatives. with Paint .net, which
has been around for a while, and then there's
Photoscape, which is another freebie that's been
around for a while, which is a full suite of
tools for editing, enhancing photos, and doing
various other... photo editing that you would
do on any other program. But one of the major
capabilities with this is it's a viewer, it's
an editor, batch editor. You can combine images,
animate GIFs, split images, screen cap, convert,
resize. So I mean, really any of these programs,
any of these three are really going to do what
you're trying to do. This one has red eye removal
specifically listed in backlight correction,
so. It just kind of depends. I would recommend
at least trying some of them out and kind of
seeing how you like it. Although the latest Photoscape
program came out in 2014. So GIMP is probably
your best bet out of all of them. And it's got
the five star stamp of approval from the editors
of CNET and five stars from the users. So I would
probably pick that one over the others. So I
hope that helps, and we're gonna go to the hot
topics of the net. So there's a lot of stuff
that's pretty much hot topic of the net all the
time, but putting that aside, in the technology
department, Apple and Samsung were fined by Italian
authorities over slow phones. They've been fined
millions of euros each by Italian authorities
for planned obsolescence in smart phones. Apple
was hit with a 10 million euro fine while Samsung
received a smaller bill of 5 million euros because
they claimed that they implemented unfair commercial
practices. Saying that software updates were
said to have slowed the performance of older
phones causing serious malfunctions and significantly
reduced performance Which provoked users into
upgrading their phones? It says the companies
encouraged users to upgrade operating system
software But did not make clear the increased
demands that new software would make on smartphones
according to the authority and Of course these
companies plan to appeal it being disappointed
with the decision saying that they did not issue
any any update and that they want people to have
the best performance and best experience possible
and What is funny about this is They You know
last year Apple confirmed that it deliberately
slowed down some older iPhone models because
their battery performance diminished over time
Even though it argued that the move would prolong
the life of the device See I have a galaxy s5
and they have a galaxy s9 out right now And there's
a reason why I have not upgraded and that is
because I can't afford it. I can't afford an
$800 phone and yeah, I know I've talked about
the phone thing before but ultimately I'm waiting
until tax time and I'll probably get whatever
I want or wait until Samsung releases. Oh, we're
gonna come out with this Samsung Galaxy X or
Galaxy 10 or whatever they call it. And then
I'll get the S9 at that time because it'll be
half price and then I can get two phones for
the price of one instead of one phone. The other
thing I'm going to probably try and do because
my phone is not under warranty anymore and it's
basically a brick is I might try and jailbreak
my phone. I'm not sure if I want to try it or
not, but I might also just wipe my phone back
to factory and just not install any of the updates
and then see how my phone performs because it
seems like my photo quality and speed of everything
has gotten much slower and my battery life is
just tanked. So I'm wondering if it has to do
with the fact that the phone has got certain
updates on it that are purposely killing it.
And there's a lot of bloatware. There's just
a lot of bloatware on these phones. So yeah,
I'm kind of curious to see how this whole thing
pans out, although I don't see much going on
aside from the slap on the wrist. Something else
that's fun in the technology realm is transportation.
General Motors is letting people rent their cars
for money. Because I guess there's a peer -to
-peer car sharing service that will expand in
10 cities in the next few months. The mobility
arm of GM, which is called Maven, launched this
summer and is in Ann Arbor in Detroit, along
with Chicago and Denver by the end of 2018. GM
says it will be available in Baltimore, Boston,
Washington DC, Jersey City, Los Angeles and San
Francisco as well. Basically, it allows owners
to rent their cars by the hour daily and they
get a 60 % cut of the cost of each rental. Says
that in some cases thousands of dollars per month
depending on what car they have and how often
they make it available So basically you uber
your own car for GM to rent and they pay you
according to what you let people drive it for
which I would never do I Being I worked at a
dealership. I worked at a Chevrolet dealership
years ago about three years ago at this point
now and Coming up on that actually, but I used
to loan out cars that were brand new whatever
the main year was, they were brand new cars and
we would loan them out and then we would sell
them as a demo at the end of the 3 ,000 miles
that would get put on them. But we would have
instances where people would abuse it and they
would put like, there were people that put like
7 ,000 miles on or 6 ,000 miles, oh, we drove
it to Florida, we took a trip, oh, we did this,
we hauled this, we damaged this, you know, and
there's no way I would let somebody drive my
car. For a rental like that's just Yeah, I would
not let somebody rent my car for a week or a
month or you know Even if I could net a few hundred
dollars. It's not worth it to me for that They're
saying though that a for example a 2018 Chevy
Cruze for seven days per month can net an owner
533 while a 2017 Sierra pickup Can pull in a
thousand? It's their suggested rates, but it
says owners can set their own rates for rentals,
which, you know, affects their potential earnings.
It says that they have to have a model year 2015
or newer to be eligible and has to go through
an onboarding process that takes four to six
hours where keyless entry technology will be
installed. Their cars can't have any open recalls
on them and manual transmissions are not allowed.
It's basically an Airbnb breakfast for cars.
Yeah, there's no way. There's no way. Well, also
the Roddenberries, another technology thing here.
There's a new holographic content push planned
by Endeavor Partnership, which basically they're
trying to push for a real -life holodeck, more
or less. Lightfield Lab has entered into an agreement
with Endeavor and Roddenberry Entertainment,
which are developing holographic content. I guess
Lightfield Lab was founded in 2017 and has raised
a decent chunk of capital to get underway, but
their current form is a modular system made up
of two -foot -long prototype holographic display
panels, basically like the outer piecing of the
doorway, the arch as it were. And they're basically
trying to do this whole vision of a future with
holographic TVs in the home and eventually mobile
and, you know, have a true holographic content
display without the burden of 3D glasses or VR
headsets, which this would be spectacular if
they could do this. But I'm looking forward to
seeing what they do with the, you know, because
they even state that the concept of the holodeck
was extremely important to... Gene Roddenberry
and Rod Roddenberry mentioned this and saying
that, you know, he wants to see Star Trek technologies
made real and for the very first time believing
that a real holodeck is no longer limited to
science fiction. But I would definitely be down
for this. I love the whole concept of. Having.
A holodeck, I mean, it's just it's simply just
It would be awesome. Then, of course, Samsung
unveils a leasing plan, updated sound system
for LED cinema screens. It's supposed to be like
some new technology. And they're basically trying
to pitch this to cinemas. I don't know. whether
they're gonna go, like they're trying to do this
like LED cinema screen thing. But there really
hasn't been anything new to draw that type of
experience. I mean, we've got like IMAX, we've
got like 4K, we've got all this crazy technology
in movie theaters. I don't know if it would be
worth switching from the current digital cinema
packages type. type setup that they have for
these LEDs. That would be a conversation I would
have to get powers in on because I think that
depending, I mean it could be good but I don't
know enough about it but I think it's kind of
an interesting concept. And then of course there's
the Titanic, the second one. they're saying it's
going to set sail in 2022 following the same
route as the original and I made like this real
tasteless joke at one point using a GIF of the
movie Titanic where the ship's going down and
I says I certainly hope not and then I promptly
deleted it even though I'm saying it here. So
it's dubbed the Titanic 2 and is set to make
its first voyage in 2022 and it will welcome
2 ,400 passengers, 900 crew members, almost the
exact same number of each on board the boat that
sank in 1912. However, the ship will include
appropriate number of lifeboats, life jackets,
and plenty of modern safety features. Hopefully
they cannot text message while they're in the
middle of an icy North Atlantic. but yeah it's
I don't know why they're so like stuck on this
I mean this is also the name of a bad b -flick
so but I guess it's costing them like 500 million
to recreate so I I think that everybody's just
making a mountain out of molehill because that
stupid movie that came out years ago, and I get
it, it made a lot of money, but yeah, I don't
know. So anyways, I'm gonna move on to the superhero
depot. And we're on the superhero pop culture
depot and Coming in first is they're finally
bringing Lex Luthor to Supergirl as another villain
and This is almost I don't know this is almost
as bad as Some of their other tricks that they've
done on on the CW I saw this coming a while like
a long time ago they were there was no way that
they weren't going to have them show up just
like Superman just like I Don't know they're
just kind of laying up a lot of stuff Eventually,
I think we're gonna end up seeing either Green
Lantern or Batman and it's only a matter of time
You know go figure And then of course Gotham
drops their image of Bane, which looks rather
ridiculous. People were just bashing it when
it came out. Again, I've kind of dropped Supergirl
just because I just don't care. But I'm kind
of interested as far as the Lex Luthor realm
on that. And then as far as Gotham, I'm just
kind of curious on where they take it as it ends.
grand finale. Then of course Mark Hamill confirms
that Luke will return in episode 9 but not saying
in what fashion and he doesn't have to grow the
beard so that just tells me that they're gonna
have him pretty clean as a force ghost. And then
he of course posted something on Twitter saying
that he basically was like an addict that had
quit using the force and Because he went back
to it. It was the force that killed him so Yeah,
oh Man So I don't know it's it's crazy stuff
on TV stuff on TV And Wonder Woman 1984 is delayed
and in its place will be the new Terminator sequel
moving up to fill that vacated void of the 1984
because Wonder Woman is being pushed to the summer
of 2020 and The Terminator you get a shot of
Sarah Connor along with the two new female leads
with her Which looks rather interesting Again,
I'm just waiting for a trailer, but I'm kind
of excited that Linda Hamilton is back in Terminator
which Kind of brings me to say that Halloween
the new one wasn't too bad So there's that for
you Alright, we're gonna be moving on to The
feature presentation which is with DJ Valentine
where we talk about scripted podcasting among
other things so without further ado I'm gonna
send it over to that there will be a part two
on next week's show where we cover another set
of conversation which was originally all one
conversation but it spanned almost two hours
and so I figured I would alleviate that by making
it two separate episodes And kind of giving you
a Natural break in the conversation as it were
so without further ado DJ Valentine and myself
talking scripted podcasts And now our feature
presentation Hello hello hello, how is it going
pretty good? Fun times, fun times. Fun times.
Ah, yes. Yeah, I was, I was dared recently to
do on a, on a podcast for Halloween a couple
of Dr. Seuss books in character. Green eggs and
ham. They, they, what was it? The one Blanchard
told me to do? He's like, Red fish, blue fish.
Old fish, new fish. Oh my God. So I got to do
that. I got to do green eggs and ham and I got
to do the Grinch. Hop on cop. Oh, the Grinch
is so Christmas. You're a mean one, Mr. Grinch.
I love that fucking thing. Do that one with Megatron
and then have have like the weirdest voices like
for the kid have a waspinator or something. What
happened to this is supposed to be a joyous time
of year these decepticons are everywhere I know
Star screams the Grinch This is bad comedy But
yeah, so I got to do that this week, so that'll
be interesting. That's an interesting idea. Decepticon
Christmas. Yes. I did one years ago. It was like
a podcast on... It was a Christmas one and I
narrated it. Oh, jeez. That's awesome. It was
a Transformers... It was for Transformers Anonymous.
which was like a really obscure name at the time
and it was I think it was like during the early
days of Geekcast Radio but it's they were um
shooting for like Some kind of a weird vibe with
the show. I have it somewhere. I'm going to have
to dig that up now. Because you post it. Yeah,
repost it, because I don't even think I can find
the show anymore. Like on anything. It was from
like twenty ten or somewhere in that neighborhood.
But me being weird, I save everything I do a
voice for. So I wish I did that. I used to do
Deep Thoughts on another podcast in the various
character voices. We're doing a sketch. That's
not a sketch. It's more of a game where it's
kind of an ode to deep thoughts. I used to love
fucking deep thoughts. They're awesome. You know,
they still do them, right? Like, they're not
on the show, but the guy has them on his website.
Oh, awesome. Perfect. So I was I was actually
pulling some of those and I was doing voices
for this this geek podcast. The Just Us Geeks
for a little bit, I was doing the Deep Thoughts
on their episodes and I was doing like Charlie
Sheen, Scourge, Waspinator, Soundwave. Just,
you know, in the most obscure, like dumbest things.
Fucking when I'm not winning, I'm in. I'm sucking
tiger blood. You know, just fucking Charlie Sheen.
I know. We're doing a sketch, we're doing a Blade
Runner sketch and I essentially set up the Blade
Runner sketch and I gave it to Jess. I go your
Rooker Howard here. Just. Make up anything you
want Put these three lines that he says in here,
but always just kind of tail off into whatever
you want That's the joke of the sketches that
he's just mentioning weird shit, and he just
He didn't play it for me. He just gives me his
audio. I'm going through it. I'm just like and
one of them is Like an underage Asian girl leaving
Charlie Sheen's apartment in the rain So I like
what was going in there and now I got a fucking
music What was it a narrator? No, we were really
I find the gift. It's a one of our episodes We
were redoing the roof scene from Blade Runner
and the whole joke is that you know Ruckerhauer
I've seen things you people wouldn't believe
and essentially he's He says like these weird
things in the movie. And I was like, what if
you just kept saying weirder things? But I didn't
write the weirder things. I just gave the concept
to Justin to say, say the lines that he says
in the movie, but then keep saying other weird
shit. Like he's like, uh, uh, what was it? When
was a puppet show for a cat named Pablo or something?
You just kept saying weirder and weirder things.
And Matt is playing Harrison Ford, but he's essentially
himself. He's just like, what, what are you talking
about? So I just kept getting weirder and weirder
where and one of them was like an underage Asian
girl leaving Charlie Sheen's apartment in the
rain And I was like well gotta use that because
it's the craziest fucking thing I've ever heard
That's that's almost as funny as like the I mean
it is just as funny, but it's it's Reminds me
of when Jim Carrey was doing the Matthew McConaughey
thing on SNL 40 where he's on the Celebrity Jeopardy
thing and he just shows up and then there's like
a voiceover. He says, I don't really know if
I'm here or if any of us are really here. Oh
yeah, he's doing the fucking True Detective shit.
And Alex Trebek, Will Ferrell was going, did
you bring yourself in on a voiceover? Like, and
he's just standing there. And he says, all I
know is my Lincoln is parked outside with the
keys still inside. I do remember, I remember
him vaguely being Russ Cole. I remember that,
just vaguely like, wait a minute, is he doing
truckin' true today? But yeah, it was just it
was funny and so like I when you were saying
that I was picturing like a narrator Yeah, I
love you ever seen Blade Runner. It's the uh
It's the climax of the movies. I guess spoiler
alert for Blade Runner. They came out in 1970
whatever Yeah, if you haven't seen that that
long ago. Yeah, I'm sorry but at the end of the
movie like Harrison Ford is on the roof and Rucker
Hauer is a robot and he's Dying apparently but
he's like saying like I've seen all these things
that you guys wouldn't believe and he's like
just naming them off to Harrison Ford and they're
just weird shit like like I've seen sea beams
glitter in the dark they're the tan house okay
like shit like that you're like what the fuck
that gave me the idea of yeah I don't know what
the fuck you're talking about so I'm just gonna
put tell Justin to say whatever in this moment
and it got pretty good I've seen Cats do things
you would never imagine. Watching camels and
bowing before dogs. Right, right. I'm telling
you, if you watch the scene and then you watch
the sketch, it is not, it's pretty, you won't
be able to tell. It's the same thing. If you're
not paying attention, you'll miss it. Cause it's
the same. I go, just make sure you sound like
Rucker Hauer. Just do the Hauer, but just, just,
just bleed in a little bit of weirdness. A little
bit went into Charlie Sheen in a Asian girl leaving
an Asian underage Asian girl leaving Charlie
Sheen's apartment right and it's etched into
my brain for the rest of that That would fit
really good with Hannibal Lecter, too Giving
you horrible ideas for the next There is no horrible
ideas that's now in demand the mental Rolodex,
so I've got a I've been meaning to do something
with Hannibal Lecter. I require a tasty program,
Clarice. The thing about Hannibal Lecter, which
leaves him open for parody, is that he just rambles
into these stories that make no sense. You're
talking about fucking... Pigeons and shit like
roll a page. It's very easy. They fly up and
then they come down. What are you talking about?
So you kick off with a tangent and it would make
perfect sense because he's a crazy person It
would work great too I'm looking as I talked
to him looking for this fucking uh this episode.
I can't remember the number We're just gonna
roll with it. This this works really great for
the episode. So I Think I found it. Hold on one
second. I'm pulling it up That's the that's the
that's the other one is it this one I don't remember
I can't remember which one it was cuz I we I
Don't make the banners for our show and that
usually I can tell by the banners, but I can't
know that's Yeah, I Just remember when you said
Charlie Sheen that's the first thing that always
comes to mind is that stupid -ass sketch that
we came up with at the end of day watching I
think I had just seen Blade Runner 2049 and I
was like we got to do something with Blade Runner
2049 and then Matt was like hey let's just do
Blade Runner the original one and then that was
a came to mind cuz I was like this I don't know
if you ever see the original Blade Runner has
some weird shit in there The woman with a fucking
snake and I was I was I was watching that one
just before watching the new one just because
I was like I really don't know what any of the
The cult following behind it was it's a beautiful
looking movie. It's very like it's not overly
What's the word? I would look I would say it's
not overly You know like artists. I mean artists.
This is a very beautifully shot. It's noir I
think it's just grown in the fact that nobody
understood that what they were trying to do back
in the day and now that you look at it and oh
This is what they're trying to this was really
ahead of its time because you wouldn't get a
lot of shit You wouldn't get like ghosts in this
shell and shit without you know Blade Runner
going all crazy But yeah, yeah, but it there
is weird shit in there. There's there's a Rucker
Howard Doing an Asian man parody, which is pretty
funny. Yeah, so that's I watched it and I was
I was like, okay, it looks good. I Was like I
have no idea what's going on but it's I'm good
with that like It's just it's just a man -killing
robots. That's all it is. It's not a really It's
not a real I think the second movie the the 2049
is a little bit more thematical the biggest hiccup
or hitch with the first one is is Harrison Ford
a robot is he is he really is he you never know
he has the reflective eye thing because these
robots have like dog eyes in the light and there's
one shot for some reason that Harrison Ford has
the dog eyes and said was that on purpose was
an accident well why does Edward James almost
know you know have a unicorn origami when Harrison
Ford was having dreams about unicorns is this
memories and play that's a big the biggest like
you know Whoo symbolism the second movie the
whole bunch of like symbolism like the whole
thing. It's fucking Roger Deakins It's just so
it's like the most beautiful thing you've ever
seen Every shot is a painting like you can take
every shot from 2049 and put it on your wall.
Oh, yeah every every shot and the funny thing
about it is is I Think when I was watching that
I was like, well Harrison Ford is definitely
not a replicant See now and it released as far
as it seemed and then you look at Gosling in
there and I'm like he could be Yeah, there was
a I think one of them say he is and one of them
says he's not so I'm not a hundred percent anymore
I think it makes more sense if he is not for
the second movie because of the whole There's
that conversation Jared Leto has a conversation
with Harrison Ford in the movie and it's like
is it this or is it this and like the second
thing that Jared Leto gives them like the scenario
of what if he is or he's not This made a lot
of sense, but it doesn't make sense for me thematically
I was like, it'll be great if it was like a rope
a man fell in love with a robot So if he's not
a replicant and it makes more sense if he's a
robot that was programmed to fall in love with
somebody It's like now that sucks. Yeah, I want
to believe in hope Believe in love damn it, but
it made more sense that he you know he did fall
in love with a robot Yeah, that's the better
movie. Yeah, it happens It's just an everyday
scenario. You know you always fall in with a
robot, but robot looks like Sean Young circa
19 whatever wife I found it actually I found
the clip alone I'm gonna rewind it and play it
for you so you can hear Justin do the worst best
trucker Howard of all time on there he goes I'm
playing that turn it up a little bit. Oh, I got
I had the Oh, look, I gotta back it up here.
Sorry. You can cut all this out. I apologize.
Here you I've seen things you people wouldn't
believe What do you mean you people seeing as
I'm the only one on this roof? You're interrupting
me. Sorry continue attack ships on fire of the
shoulder of Orion. A dwarf filleting a dead donkey
at a New Mexico carnival. Wait, what? Republicans
in a truck stop at the bathroom, they call it.
I repeat, what? I've watched sea beams glitter
in the dark near the Tannhäuser Gate. A puppet
show at a funeral for a mouse named Pablo. Are
you just saying words now? You're you're just
saying words all those moments will be lost Now
that I believe That's all I remember is a puppet
show from a mouse named Pablo What? He's like
are you just saying words? Most of that I think
like 40 % of that's written I think Matt's dialogue
is written But I tend to essentially most of
these sketches that we do as you know, I write
them but sometimes there's like a little like
leeway it's like okay this is what you're trying
to do go crazy do whatever the fuck you want
so how often do you write these well every episode
i have to write at least i mean when the show
first started the show first started back in
the day we decided well we need an announcer
and i was like well god we'll make it like a
robot announcer that always insults us So whoever
would hate our show, their announcer would be
thinking what they're saying, so it would kind
of curb the hating. So if you ever wish to listen
to our show, it's essentially Julie, as we call
her. She insults every single sketch we do, or
us, every single time. And she says, weird shit.
So I have to write all of her dialogue every
episode. At first, it was like, well, we'll just
have her repeat the same thing. And I was like,
to make her more fun, we'll have her say something
different every time. So every episode, I have
to write her dialogue out and her entrances out
or whatever and her outros or whatnot and that
kind of turned into making them different every
time turn into hey why would this have her throw
to me doing a Jeff Goldblum impersonation and
that turned into uh us doing a masters of the
universe in uh impersonation of the opening uh
credit sequence of that cartoon show and then
it turned to hey let's do a soft sketch I think
I was the first sketch we really there was like
a joke about saw and that there and let's do
a joke about usual suspects and it just kind
of went on and on I think the biggest one we
did was the die -hard one and then Batman v Superman
Donna justice, which was what took fucking forever
to edit because I had to make Justin sound like
Ben Affleck's Robot voice or whatever that took
forever. But yeah, most of the time now we do
a skit I think we've missed one sketch once because
I wrote one It was a shaft sketch where I was
singing like Isaac Hayes, making fun of Armand
White. But Matt's wife thought it was a little
too mean spirited. So I was like, you know what?
Maybe she's right. And I just took it out. But
every other episode, we have a sketch now for
the last, I think, 50, I would say. So, yeah,
it's essentially like you're on the 100th episode
where I had to write five sketches for that one
episode, which pretty much burned my brain to
oblivion. I remember that. I mean it's funny
because that started because I was like I need
somebody to do Yippee -ki -yay Motherfuckers
current with the frog and you're like I I could
do that as a fucking perfect and I was just gonna
keep going where it was just gonna be die -hard
But I was like, you know what? I think we could
do way more the concept of the Fox Disney thing
This guy we could do so much shit with this.
I can make it I which I regret I we never made
an avatar joke because avatars not owned by Disney
But I was like I can go through every fucking
movie that Fox has and there's so many that are
iconic That Disney can own it. I can just drop
a fucking cartoon character in there and it makes
fucking sense So I was like, yeah, I was like
what once we did the die -hard one with when
you did the Kermit It was so fucking perfect.
You know It was so good. I was like fucking so
good. But damn it we could just keep going we
could do Don't know why my cousin Vinnie came
to mind, but I think my favorite one is my cousin
Vinnie and goofy Because I was like well I could
get some I was gonna get Jeanette war to do What's
the name of the woman on me whatever name they're
not for me What the hell why am I forgetting
on me? The new and made Sorry, I keep thinking
Margot Robbie for some reason. I was gonna have
Jeanette Ward do Marissa Tomei's. I was like,
you know what? I mean, let's actually use the
audio from the movie and it will make it even
more ridiculous. I was trying to go for more
as ridiculous as fucking possible. But yeah,
those sketches are usually kind of come from
either an idea Matt will have or I will have
or Jess and we'll have and then I just kind of
like make it. I kind of like. put the game plan
out there and then if there is room if matt i
think matt wrote a sketch where he was like we
should be wiggling i think it was our january
episode this year we should have an episode where
we're looking for a new studio and it's places
and movies Is okay and that's all he really said
and I just wrote the sketch around whatever the
fuck you said So it's like Korean fury We're
in the Citadel and Mad Max for your road and
then we're in the fucking office and Wolf of
Wall Street order So that's essentially how we
get around to sketches It's usually a crazy fucking
idea like the I asked you recently if you did
Nicholas Cage because somebody wanted to Be on
the show and I was like, who's your favorite
actor? They're like, oh or who would you like
like to make a sketch about and they said Nicholas
Cage and I was like National treasure seems like
it's ripe to be made fun of but I'm trying to
figure out if I can find a Nicolas Cage person
That's why I asked you because you do like seven
billion voices. I try to do seven billion voices,
but Yeah, Nicolas Cage is like one of those like
that for me like Christopher Walken is difficult
like Shatner's is kind of difficult Because like
those are the two that I would just I would love
to do I would love to do walk -in just because
I can't get his cadence down or like His cadence,
because I was saying in another show that Jeff
Goldblum's the new Walken, I've got his cadence
down, but Walken's cadence is... Hard to get
a goblin was way easier walking this all over
the fucking point I know well in in Shatner's
you can kind of figure out too, but it's getting
his voice down Yes, this is rough. I mean, it's
kind of changed to like his Denny Crane. It's
different than his Kirk Well, yeah, he got deeper
voiced as years have progressed. I mean dudes
almost 90 still looks like he's in his 60s 89
gotta be what? No, yes, he's not 89. He is 89.
He's the oldest one to believe William. Yeah,
hello. Yep, I'm still here. He's the oldest one
of what? He's 89 for real. Yeah, he's 89. He's
the oldest Trek cast member. Holy shit. Because
if you put them next to each other, you'd be
like, oh, Patrick Stewart's older than William
Shatner, but he's not. Yeah, Shatner is 10 years
older than Patrick Stewart or 11 years older.
God. Good God, he's aging. He's aging pretty
well, I guess. Yeah, and and yet Patrick Stewart
got a new TV show on Star Trek and Shatner's
like... I can't wait for that show. I can't wait
for number one. I will curse you. This is the
light. They go farther. What does he say in the
first contact? This far, no further. This ends
here. Yeah. Yeah. I was trying to convince somebody
because they don't want they're not a... They're
not trekkers. They just they've heard of star
trek, but they don't know so I'm like, yeah,
man Patrick Stewart's like kind of like a badass
like if One when he was younger. He was like
a sex symbol and like if first contact he's like
ripped and like Patrick Stewart You're talking
about professor guy. I'm like, yeah, man. Don't
want fucking first kind of he's like doing pull
-ups on a pipeline Hanging fighting the Borg
like now I just on the clip is like that's Patrick
Stewart. Yeah That's right. He took out all the
X -Men with his brain and Logan He was more manly
than Riker Yeah, who can't sit in the chair,
right for some weird fucking reason because I
guess it hurt his back so he had to do that weird
like I guess that's like Martin Sheen and um
the West Wing I was I'm a big Aaron Sorkin fan
So I'm like watching the West Wing and like if
you ever watch Martin Sheen, I guess on the West
Wing He doesn't more than any other thing. He's
on he puts on this cult weird Like, he does it
in this cool, weird way. I was like, that's awesome.
I'm gonna start putting my coat on like that.
Like, he flips it over his head, and he slides
it in, and it's like two moves, and it's on.
And I found out it's because his one arm is longer
than the other, and he, from childbirth or something,
so he can't put on a coat like a normal person.
He has to flip it over his head. And I was like,
I just thought it was cool, but apparently it's
an affliction that he has that I never knew about.
It's like Riker's affliction. He can't sit in
a chair. And he started teaching the record maneuver
to everybody else later in the show I saw clips
of like Levar Burton doing it, too Of course
he was see I just I did I used to watch Generation
right around the cutest time back in the day
when I first came out when I'm that's how old
I am But I never noticed it and then somebody
had like a like a like a video montage of him
doing like oh my god This has been in front of
me the entire time. It's never noticed This Easter
egg the Riker has been sitting in chairs weird.
I just never it's like there's a scene in red
dawn the Patrick Swayze Charlie Sheen speaking
of them See Thomas Howell movie Where they're
fighting on it? They're not like that. They're
having an argument It's like right after they
escaped the town after the Russians attack or
whatever and there's a shot where Patrick's ways
I almost had Stuart is arguing with his Younger
brother whatever and he's trying to put his hand
in his pocket, but he he's wearing one of those
Parkers where the pocket is zipped So he keeps
trying to put his hand in his pocket, but he
keeps his hand keep sliding up It doesn't do
it like twice he doesn't like seven times He's
but he's not breaking character. He's still yelling
at his brother, but he's trying to do it cool
He's trying to put his hand in his pocket, but
he can't because he doesn't he doesn't want to
look down to see that his fucking Parker is Yet
somebody didn't want to reshoot that scene Makes
it better Because he is not like breaking character
he's it Swayze is in the moment. Okay, he's delivering
the line You will surrender we don't go back
and he can't not put his hand in It's so good,
I gotta find this clip. It's hypnotizing to watch
because you can't not look at his hand anymore.
It might ruin the movie for you. If I show you
the scene, it might ruin Red Dawn for you. Over
Avenge Me. Over the great - It would make it
great, actually, because I find those scenes
funny. Plus, the editor in me would just find
that humorous. The editor got one over on the
director and was like, I'm putting this version
in. You ever heard what's his name Marshall Pretty
woman director he there's scenes and pretty women
were like she's like waking up and she has like
a pancake in her mouth They cut the Richard gear
and they cut back. She has like a waffle in her
mouth. They cut back and it's like a Sasha's
link They asked him like he's on the commentary
talking about it with like Marshall. I can't
remember his first name for some reason Pennymore
Uh, whatever. Uh, anyway, and he's like, I just
go for the best take. I don't give a shit about
continuity. I think source says he's also like
that where he's like, I'm going for the take
and if the take is good, they'll just leave all
these huge cotton hootiers in there. Cause they
don't care. They don't give a shit about that.
So he, uh, he just gave a crap about that. So
I'm thinking the director of red doms is like,
look, I'm not going to get a better Swayze than
this. I gotta, I gotta, I gotta keep the hand
pocket thing. I gotta keep it going. It's funny
because like it doesn't normally dawn on me the
first time I watch a movie with my wife though
It'll hit her the first time she sees it. Like
what the heck is this guy's problem white? She'll
find like the continent Oh, yeah, she picks this
stuff out really right away like we we used to
play like a lot of those Wii games where you
know, it was like a contest to kind of see you
know, whose cognitive ability was better at certain
types of games and You're married to Sherlock
Holmes. Yeah, so she would figure that crap out
like before me But if it was like a word unscramble
or if it was like the date of a movie or something
like a trivia game type thing I would beat her
every time like But she could decipher like the
puzzle under like on the screen before I could
like I'm like I don't have clue what that is
like Gary Marshall the guys my brain is farting
right now, but oh, yeah, there was a scene in
24 which I watched incessantly where and it was
for Like minutes it wasn't like a 20 -second
continuity error. It was minutes where Jack is
running Jack power He's like running through
CTU and he has a machine gun And there's no clip
in it And I'm looking I'm like Does he does Jack
know there's no clip in it am I supposed not
see it there's no clip in like He's firing bullets
and there's no clip and I'm like nobody nobody
noticed that there's no clip Jack Kiefer Nobody
the director the the edit. Nobody knows there's
no clip in the gun and he's firing like not like
one bullet in the chamber He's firing like 30
bullets. No nothing in it Yeah, those things
are funny when you see him yeah, it's like, you
know watching The new Star Trek movies and then
watching Star Wars you're like JJ Abrams made
his demo reel on the one film and you know, yeah
Oh, yeah that the first start Star Wars or Star
Trek. So actually 2009 is essentially his demo
row that is I mean with the the Chris Pine two
sons looking at the enterprise being built in
the field shot as when you know, okay, this is
the This is him playing. Hey, I'd love to do
Star Wars guys work speeds not work speed here
We got light speed man. It's it's different.
Hey, I'm a jj apologies. I like those films.
I like uh I'm I'm probably though. I told you
I think i'm the one into darkness fan that's
kicking around here. Yeah. Yeah, that's I I that's
yeah Everybody who I I know I think uh tim costum
first time watching he's like you you like into
darkness i'm like Yeah, it might be because when
it comes back, she's a pimp, but uh, I don't
know and and The great Peter Weller's in that
movie, and Peter Weller, holy shit. Yeah, I'll
give it to him. You can give that guy any line
of dialogue, it sounds freaking awesome. I was
just like RoboCop. He says lines in that movie
where it's just like, god damn, you're fucking
dope, Peter Weller. You're coming with me. You
fly that ship to the edge of Klingon space, you
fire that missile and get the hell out of there.
He's like in a different genre. He's like in
the the the dragnet genre and such. It would
be funny if they put Arnold in his place in that
movie. It would just made it that much funnier.
Man, Arnold is an admiral in fucking Starfleet.
Oh, yeah. Come to the chopper. Come to the shuttle.
Kirk, you son of a bitch. Son of a bitch. Who
is your daddy and what does he do? My dad's dead.
Oh well that sucks. That sucks. That sucks. Stop
being a baby. Don't be a baby. I think he could
work, especially now. Grizzled Schwarzenegger,
like how he is now gray -haired and still chomping
at the cigar. I think he could be in Starfleet.
I mean, if Tyler F -ing Perry is in Starfleet,
why the hell not Arnold Schwarzenegger? Oh, no,
I would be so down for that, actually. I hope
that he gets in the Picard show. You just want
to see Patrick Stewart in Arnold Schwarzenegger.
That's what you want. That's exactly what I want.
And then John Delante just shows up and he's
like... And just for the hell of it, let's see
what happens. It puts Terminator here. Here,
here, here, Patrick. Here you go. What is this?
I'm an actor. I'm an actor. I was in Dune. Dune.
I remember watching that movie. That movie was
not that great. Sting. With the great sting.
Come on. It was good. It was good. They're going
to redo that movie again. Yeah. And he fell in
love with the Blade Runner 24 -9 guy. He's doing
it. Maybe he's probably the only one that you
probably could get me into doing because I'm
not a big dune guy I just remember it just it's
looking like a stage play and it was very weird
and Hearing that David Lynch was like offered
return to Jedi and like wondering like what would
that have been like? What would David Lynch's
return? Somebody needs to do a sketch on that.
I did the Wes Anderson x -men thing do the David
Lynch return to Jedi I would love to do voices
on just anything anymore. I'm just I'm having
fun with any of these sketches. So I'm trying
to think. We're doing one right now. I just wrote
it and Justin, I think, sent me the audio. It's
a play on the daily planet. We did a sketch a
while back. It was Superman, Lex Luthor. And
Justin was like, I like this sketch. You should
keep going and kind of make it. We're doing political
humor what we're kind of blending it into like
metropolis So you don't know that we're we're
making fun of the actual politics of the world
today kind of thing So I was like, yeah, we'll
do the daily planet. It came out pretty well
that and we're uh, we just did a erathicon sketch
which Which was very very uh difficult because
I had to do dying spock, which is um Pretty rough
in the voice what's essentially just like uh
what's the ship out of danger that that stuff
yeah but you do that like 20 times it's like
he's already gone he's already gone he's dead
already he's dead already i wanted i was writing
that sketch i wanted to back it all the way up
because that that whole scene Whereas like they're
watching Kirk is like watching the viewfinder
or whatever the fuck is the view screen and he's
watching the nebula and he looks and sees the
chair. I didn't remember that moment when I was
little when Kirk sees the chair is empty. He's
like, oh shit, Jimmy, you better get down here.
You better hurry. That part for me is so good.
That whole sequence is so good. Like from then
all the way to his was the most. Yeah, that whole
like 20 minutes is human So good, I was the whole
thing but it was too long Yeah, Nicholas Myers
actually really good at what he does Yeah, is
he is he doing stuff for enterprise or is it
just if he was just like a consultant? Because
I thought he was doing something was a consultant
on discovery. Sorry the new one. He was a consultant
on discovery, but he's also Working on a con
prequel series Oh, fuck, please. Wait, for television?
Yes. For CBS All Access. And who's it getting
for con? Can it be Benicio del Toro this time,
for Christ's sake? It would at least look closer,
then. Oh, you know who would be a good con? Buried
alive. Buried alive. Pedro Pascal would be a
pretty dope con. Hmm. Or maybe the guy who plays
Xerxes. What's his name? God he was in a love
actually I gotta look him up, but he you gotta
get a Latin guy that that's the only thing I
didn't like about Cumberbatch playing because
Cumberbatch is playing Connie's he had the attitude
of Khan We didn't have the suaveness of kind
of a suave motherfucker man. Oh, yeah I mean
and that I think that's what bothered me so much
about But Cumberbatch plus he was in everything
at that time Yeah, he was the de facto actor
of the year. He was the voice of the dragon in
the Hobbit movies. He's the only thing good about
the Hobbit movies, though. You can't blame him
for that. He's pretty good. I was leaving him
alone on that. It was just the poor implementation
of like, he's not Khan, but he is. Rodrigo Rodrigo
Santoro is the voice of is Xerxes. I think he
might do a good con. You got to get a lot. You
got to get a Latin suave cunning guy. And if
into darkness, though, I love Benedict Cumberbatch's
con, if they were to do what they want to do,
which is use Benicio del Toro, I think that movie
would be 20 times better. I agree with you, though,
because that had been so fucking bad. But damn,
I can't. Nicholas Meyer con mini series. So what's
going to is it going to be on? You I I don't
know you even though he never remember even though
he never met Chekhov No, they say that Chekhov
was part of the security team that ushered him
down to see the Alpha 5 That's what's going on.
I'm gonna get out of here. Check. I wasn't there.
I wasn't there He wasn't even cast yet. He's
like seven years old at the time But no, I think
that would be pretty dope. You just gotta pick
your, you gotta pick what era. If it's a prequel,
are they gonna have it when he was, because he's
talking about, I was a prince. Are you gonna
do that? Are you gonna do the city alpha five
survival TV show, which might be a little boring?
Are you gonna do a little, are you gonna go with
the John Harrison thing, where he's just like
a fricking sleeper agent from Starfleet? Which
one are you gonna go with? Think it would be
interesting to see him on earth in modern time
to see what he does But it's gonna be a limited
series. So I I'm wondering where they're gonna
go with it like But they said that about Picard
too. And now that's a multi season series as
long as Patrick Stewart if you get Yeah, you
get Patrick Stewart you give him and McAvoy something
about I'll do a free I'll play young Card in
that show because him and Patrick Stewart like
close So I mean and James McAvoy is pretty cool
dude. So yeah that I'm all in on the package
doing one I didn't know about this. I didn't
know about this con a prequel now I'm like super
interested like fuck. What would it be? Yeah,
I keep super involved with that. They're gonna
have a Starfleet Academy show as well It's gonna
be basically CW high school. I don't want to
see Riverdale Academy No, and then they're gonna
have a Star Trek animated series What matters
who's doing it like if it was Don't know if I
told you this before but you know who I want
to do a Star Trek movie I want Sorkin to do a
Star Trek movie Over a Tarantino for the simple
fact that if you've ever seen the West Wing I
brought it up before the West Wing is Star Trek.
It is literally the same The same show the enterprise
is the White House Sheen is Kirk Toby's bones.
It's the same shit Everybody everybody has a
little Character arcs. It's the same thing and
it's essentially them walking through the White
House, which is like walking to the enterprise
Handling problems every week having a lesson
and air circuits a brilliant writer. I think
he would be I mean Quentin Tarantino He was we
doing the Star Trek thing where what happened
with that? Is that still happening? Supposedly
it was like real hot for like a couple like like
weeks and then this I haven't heard hide nor
hear of it I know he's doing the The once upon
time in Hollywood thing right now. So I don't
know what's up with that. I don't know what's
going on. Well, in the other truck movie for
the, uh, the, the Abrams first version, uh, the,
the Kelvin timeline seems to have buckled too,
because they can't get their, uh, two lead, uh,
Chris's to, uh, come back. You don't need it.
I don't want to have animals with come back.
George George Kirk was We're good with that.
I don't want them doing any more time travel.
Stop doing times That's a crutch that they've
done in enough movies and I mean if if season
Three of the flash has proven anything time travel
if you do it too much Well, they did it in in
four seven eight of the Star Trek films Already
and then they did it in the 2009. What was the
best use would you say voyage home or first contact?
They were both invented for different reasons
I'm leading to a voyage home mainly because it
seemed like it was more Interesting to me because
when first contact did it they went back in time,
but they're in the woods They weren't they weren't
around society really in voyage home. He's like,
you know double dumbass on you They're walking
through the city and they're dealing with fucking
people and trying to get we don't got any money
That was like interesting to me. These are not
your damn whales Who told you that Georgian Gracie?
With the what's her name? We never heard from
that woman again. She knows she's going starfleet.
She does this See you around the galaxy She she
went on another exploration ship got shot down
by Klingons. Oh, is that what happened? I don't
know. I'm just Redcon her life What a waste of
a trip from the 20th century to the 23rd century
you're gonna die Yeah, I kind of like I think
I like voyage home. What was the other time he's
time travel? I know first contact. I know voyage
home generations. Oh, yeah Is that time travel
or is it like a fantasy world? It was a MacGuffin
to bring Kirk in a modern day see the thing about
the thing about the Nexus and the generations
is almost like I'm getting really nerdy here,
but everything past the point of Picard being
in the Nexus, probably is not happening. So everything,
all that stuff, First Contact, all that stuff,
is in Picard's fantasy world, and the Enterprise
is, they're all stranded on that planet, and
Picard's on the fucking rock, somewhere. Because
it wasn't like a time travel device, it was like
a fantasy generator or something, wasn't it?
I'm unclear how that Nexus works. It's a fantasy
generator, but what it was is it pulls part of
their life essence, as it were, into the Nexus.
And so, like, even if they're there, they can
exist basically on the two planes, but they're
not fully there. It's really weird because Guinan
was in there. Yeah, she's like, I've been there.
And he's like, come back with me. Let me stop
soaring. And then she's like, I can't. I'm already
there. Like I'm crashed on the planet. Like,
you know, I can't help you. Which means that
where he is, is it reality? So everything he
did to fix the, you know, stop soaring never
happened. That's what that part makes me think
that everything after. Uh, he gets sucked up
in the nexus when saran wins essentially all
the movies after that and tom hearty nemesis
all that stuff Insurrection doesn't happen and
doesn't exist. It's all fantasy right on But
on that rock kirk still dead. So now well kirk
kirk is alive in the nexus then Yeah, well, I
guess I guess oh, that's true. Yeah, he's not
a member of the org as one of his books said
the return They say the Borg achieved his body
and made him like a I forget what his Borg name
was the Romulans retrieved his body and infused
him with Borg nanites because they were experimenting
with Borg technology and resurrected him and
and then by the end of the book like the the
defiant class Enterprise D That they they get
to fly around in which was the USS monitor in
the in the book Yes, I've read all of the Shatner
books Long time ago. It's been a long time. So
anyways, it wasn't that bad. It got more obscure
and like stupid the longer it went. But because
they went into the preservers like the mirror
universe was just after Kirk came back the second
or the third time because, you know, he dies
again at the end of the return. And then they
he gets resurrected because they cleaned his
body of the nanites and they read, you know,
all the Borg. There was like basically a Borg
recycling facility that that. Basically scrubbed
him and he's good as you know, clean bill of
health and then They go back to his like Ashes
of Eden book where he had the the girlfriend
that was like part Klingon and Romulan mixture
and Now this is this is all Shatner's doing this
is all Shatner's writing. Yeah, this is Shatner
and the Judith and Garfield Reeve Stevens books
and so Then they do the the mirror universe stuff
where he meets Tiberius who's like stranded on
a rock somewhere. And then they you get to see
like the the mirror TNG crew and a lot of stuff
like that. And so and this with the Enterprise
E and everything else. Shatner's character meets
up with old old man McCoy and Spock and Scotty
still. I remember in my generation, Star Trek
generations. Yeah, next generation. Divorce Kelly
and that weird pancake makeup. Yeah, it was really
really old only I say I liked about what was
the name of the one that Shatner directed the
Frontier the only thing I really really liked
about that movie is the campfire scene where
he was like weren't you afraid and he's like
No, cuz I wasn't alone. I know always known that
if I die, I'll die alone Because I'm that movie
in general generations are the ones I don't like
the most it because of Kirk dying But when Kirk
died it made it made me remember that scene where
he was like, well, he was alone He was alone
on that rock and there was no there was no Spock.
There was no Scotty he was alone, but I'm not
a big fan of generations. I'm not a big fan of
Final Frontier But I do like those bottom right
here has like moments where I'm like, oh, that's
pretty cool. That's pretty cool. But as I think
as a whole, it's kind of like, you know, yeah,
the God with a starship thing kind of elements
of the final frontier. I like to know it was
more so like the shuttlecraft stuff and then
the, you know, seeing them in the field, seeing
them break out of jail on the enterprise and
then the campfire stuff. But. You know, I'm like
the anti gravity boots. We're going up 70 78
decks, even though you can't go vertically that
high in the enterprise because you know You're
the wrong section of the ship. But yeah, I think
when the show Show when the movies kind of I
think it's why rathacon to me is just so awesome
when they stick to ship to ship stuff I think
that's when they're like hitting on all cylinders
when they're actually doing the The submarine
attack stuff when you know, where are they? You
know, that stuff is where I'm like I'm in You
know, and they brought that Nicholas Meyer brought
that back with the undiscovered country with
Christopher Plummer or as a ship to ship fighting
stuff and a little intrigue on the other side.
But I love it when they're doing that stuff.
Don't wait for the translation. Answer the question.
Tell me now. I am as constant as. The Northern
Star. I'd give real money if he'd shut up. Shut
up. I'm always good, man. I know. I love Undiscovered
Country. That's like my favorite truck film.
It should have made it Savic, man. It should
have made the villain Savic. It would have brought
it all full circle. Especially because she was
like kind of incompetent in the second Wrath
of Khan. Yeah. Was she incompetent? She was...
Kind of came up with one. I liked her character.
I like your character, but I think I I don't
know there were aspects of her character I liked
in Wrath of Khan and then aspect I like in Search
for Spock the search for Spock, but it also kind
of is jarring because you had to change an actress.
Yeah So I think it would have been better if
they'd been able to carry her over Right where
she was like, no, I'm not I'm not doing that
if they changed it before just Have uh sex in
the city be uh be savi again just call her savi
because it it it kind of didn't make sense with
all the connections that she was having with
spock It was like it's like you kind of just
but if you look at that if you just Watch that
movie again and just ignore every the fact and
just make it saviq everything has more weight
The fact that spock is like, you know He catches
her and he's doing the fucking mind -meld with
it that it's it's way more intense especially
with her and Kirk Because when she has that line
where she's like being a you know found that
on the bridge And she said he they killed your
son, you know, she was they saw it was there
You know I'm saying she was she was in right
there in the moment because and the moment she's
just on the radio Your son is dead and that was
it but if it led to her wanting to you know Erased
the Klingons because maybe she had some feelings
for Kirk Sun or something like that It would
have made more sense to me. I just think it was
a miss That's the biggest miss opportunity for
underscore. Everything else is great. I mean,
I like that movie a lot It's it's my probably
my yeah, it's part of my second favorite of the
original movies But it it just man every time
I watch I'm like god. It should be sobbing. It's
so much more Yeah, I could definitely see that
now that you you mentioned that Just working
with that film it would it would add a lot more
weight to it Yeah, make it would make the conspiracy
a little bit more conspiracy II I'll show you
the rainbow connection Alright, so I hope you
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