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Favorite recurring character? (Select 4)

  • Jack / AIDSMobdy

    Votos: 260 23.7%

  • Josh / the Wizard

    Votos: 79 7.2%

  • Colin (Canadian #1)

    Votos: 469 42.8%

  • Jim (Canadian #2)

    Votos: 234 21.3%

  • Tim

    Votos: 395 36.0%

  • Len Kabasinski

    Votos: 215 19.6%

  • Freddie Williams

    Votos: 281 25.6%

  • Patton Oswalt

    Votos: 28 2.6%

  • Macaulay Culkin

    Votos: 557 50.8%

  • Max Landis

    Votos: 67 6.1%
  • Total de votantes
    1,097
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Fools Idol dijo:
How can they like Picard season 3? It sucks dick, it might suck less than season 1 or 2 but it still sucks dick. It's about time trekkies just accept that Star Trek is dead and it's never coming back.
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I think they’re so broken for good Star Trek content, they’d accept anything that is mediocre at best.
 
Fools Idol dijo:
How can they like Picard season 3? It sucks dick, it might suck less than season 1 or 2 but it still sucks dick. It's about time trekkies just accept that Star Trek is dead and it's never coming back.
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Watch the Star Trek: The Motion Picture Re:View where Mike (not Rich, oddly) gushes about a movie that's about as entertaining as a screen saver and you'll understand. When it comes to Trek, Mike (much more so than Rich) is the consoomer meme Jay unwittingly spawned. It's simultaneously sad and endearing.

Personally, I don't think there's been any good Trek made this century, which suggests it's a 20th century phenomenon that should be allowed to rest.
 
The bleeping experiment is weird, I thought the point of the Patreon was to give them a certain amount of freedom on Youtube. They might as well post "uncensored" versions there if that's the way it's going.

The narrative that season 3 is this magically different show doesn't really track - it was shot back to back with season 2 and the idea that Akiva leaving suddenly fixed all the problems is not how TV works. The showrunner has been there since the beginning, he probably knew how to end it properly and is making the rounds to promote it to fans.
 
Mola Ram dijo:
Watch the Star Trek: The Motion Picture Re:View where Mike (not Rich, oddly) gushes about a movie that's about as entertaining as a screen saver and you'll understand. When it comes to Trek, Mike (much more so than Rich) is the consoomer meme Jay unwittingly spawned. It's simultaneously sad and endearing.

Personally, I don't think there's been any good Trek made this century, which suggests it's a 20th century phenomenon that should be allowed to rest.
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Star Trek was more or less more of the brains compared to Star Wars where it's more dumb fun. If you want good Trek, Next Gen is the best way to start then to DS9.
 
Mola Ram dijo:
Watch the Star Trek: The Motion Picture Re:View where Mike (not Rich, oddly) gushes about a movie that's about as entertaining as a screen saver and you'll understand. When it comes to Trek, Mike (much more so than Rich) is the consoomer meme Jay unwittingly spawned. It's simultaneously sad and endearing.

Personally, I don't think there's been any good Trek made this century, which suggests it's a 20th century phenomenon that should be allowed to rest.
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It had a kernel of a good idea: weird alien probe comes to earth causing a ruckus, Kirk's intrepid crew must figure out a way to end the ruckus

They reused it for IV but IV actually had humor and much better character writing
 
While discussing the Gunan's bar scene Mike notices a Left Hand Brewery Co logo:
"...because I'm a beer.. aficionado..."

Alcoholic Mike, the word you were reaching for is alcoholic.
 
Mola Ram dijo:
Personally, I don't think there's been any good Trek made this century, which suggests it's a 20th century phenomenon that should be allowed to rest.
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*sigh* You're right. That was literally the capstone to it all.
 
Flexo dijo:
*sigh* You're right. That was literally the capstone to it all.
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I made that 20th/21st century observation to a friend of mine who immediately countered with "Well what about First Contact?" His face fell when I reminded him First Contact goes back to 1996.
 
Mola Ram dijo:
I made that 20th/21st century observation to a friend of mine who immediately countered with "Well what about First Contact?" His face fell when I reminded him First Contact goes back to 1996.
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should have reminded him instead that first contact blows.
 
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