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Favorite recurring character? (Select 4)

  • Jack / AIDSMobdy

    Votes: 257 24.0%
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    Votes: 77 7.2%
  • Colin (Canadian #1)

    Votes: 460 42.9%
  • Jim (Canadian #2)

    Votes: 230 21.4%
  • Tim

    Votes: 386 36.0%
  • Len Kabasinski

    Votes: 208 19.4%
  • Freddie Williams

    Votes: 274 25.5%
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    Votes: 27 2.5%
  • Macaulay Culkin

    Votes: 541 50.4%
  • Max Landis

    Votes: 64 6.0%

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That was a good podcast type episode while you're working, and you can just tell they want to talk this time, not just bitch and moan about new stuff. I wouldn't be surprised if they push this to three parts.

edit: I should mention I never watched any Star Trek outside of the recent movies but I always enjoy hearing them talk about this stuff.

I'd love to see them do their ten worst episodes. For one thing I'm sure they'd have some funny shit to say about them. For another you can tell they find those episode amusing rather than franchise-wrecking disasters that piss on the heads of longtime fans.
 
Mike's memory for TNG is rather impressive. I don't think he even rewatched any of the shows for this upload, but has memory-holed little tidbits of shows that aired 25-30 years ago. Guy is a human encyclopedia for the show.
 
I mean, it doesn't even a little bit, but also:


(cant get the translated link to work)
Here's the original article:
 
Discovery at least had the woke points in Michael Burnham and the extended cast, I don't think much of anyone, outside the population of Star Trek fans who have adopted brand worship as a coping mechanism, is seriously going to bat over Picard.
 
I am just catching up on RLM videos (just haven't had much time to watch YouTube stuff over the past month).

Poor Mike. Twitter really does ruin everything. It basically forced him to "meet his hero" in a way. Remember, kids: Don't meet your heroes.

Also, damn: Some RLM fans are autists. I wish Shatner would roast them instead of Mike, lol.
 
I will admit it's was nice to see someone other then Jay get excited and happy to talk about shit for once.

Mike's almost endearing when he's talking about good Trek. I still feel for Rich though but at least it isn't another bitchfest.
 
I'm around Rich and Mike's age, and they're both talking about watching TNG while growing up. I dunno if it was a language thing, but as a kid I couldn't stand the idea of watching Star Trek. I've always had this memory, over in Canada, TNG would air on what was called CHRO at the time. I used to watch DarkWing Duck on that network, but I had to tape it because it aired when I was on my way out from lunch and heading back to elementary. Anyway, I just remember they would run these 1m long ad spot for Star Trek TNG. The ad was just a clip from the show, I distinctly recall the one with Romulan Not-Tasha Yar talking about how we can't under-estimate how humans are clever and etc. I felt those ads were so agonizingly long I would't normally fast forward through commercials but these I would, every fucking time.

I must have been 8 or 9 at that time. I also remember the son of a friend of my mom was around my age but was anglo and when I went at his place he had alllllllll these Star Trek toys and he really fucking loved Star Trek and as far as I was concerned Star Trek was a "Dad show" another friend of mine's dad was a big fan of it and it was boring and I couldn't understand how you could be such a fan of that show. We had Star Wars, Ninja Turtles, Transformers and Gi-Joes, I never heard of anyone having Star Trek toys!

My love for Trek only set in when I was a little older and at home during summer vacation and I was watching a bunch of movies my dad had taped from our movie network. I happened to watch for the first time; The Star Wars original trilogy and Star Trek motion pictures all the way to The Voyage Home. I knew Star Wars a little better than Trek at the time but still never actually watched all 3 movies entirely until then. One could say I became a fan of both Star Trek and Star Wars at the same time. I still didn't watch the TV until in high school where a friend of mine was a big fan of First Contact and we watched that which taught me a little about the TNG cast. After that when I'd catch it on it's many syndication I would watch it and that how I grew to love it. It wasn't long before my love for Star Trek completely overshadowed my interest in Star Wars. Voyager was the only series that I got to watch partially as it aired. Well that and Enterprise but meh. Another local network had started airing TNG at midnight, voyager at 1 am and DS9 at 2 am and it was in my post high school time where I'd entire nights up all the time and that's when I started seriously watching DS9. I had watched the occasional episode here and there but it never connected with me, kinda funny that's now it's definitely my favorite Trek series.

[Bonus for Rich pointing out what episode my PFP is from!]
 
I'm around Rich and Mike's age, and they're both talking about watching TNG while growing up. I dunno if it was a language thing, but as a kid I couldn't stand the idea of watching Star Trek. I've always had this memory, over in Canada, TNG would air on what was called CHRO at the time. I used to watch DarkWing Duck on that network, but I had to tape it because it aired when I was on my way out from lunch and heading back to elementary. Anyway, I just remember they would run these 1m long ad spot for Star Trek TNG. The ad was just a clip from the show, I distinctly recall the one with Romulan Not-Tasha Yar talking about how we can't under-estimate how humans are clever and etc. I felt those ads were so agonizingly long I would't normally fast forward through commercials but these I would, every fucking time.

I must have been 8 or 9 at that time. I also remember the son of a friend of my mom was around my age but was anglo and when I went at his place he had alllllllll these Star Trek toys and he really fucking loved Star Trek and as far as I was concerned Star Trek was a "Dad show" another friend of mine's dad was a big fan of it and it was boring and I couldn't understand how you could be such a fan of that show. We had Star Wars, Ninja Turtles, Transformers and Gi-Joes, I never heard of anyone having Star Trek toys!

My love for Trek only set in when I was a little older and at home during summer vacation and I was watching a bunch of movies my dad had taped from our movie network. I happened to watch for the first time; The Star Wars original trilogy and Star Trek motion pictures all the way to The Voyage Home. I knew Star Wars a little better than Trek at the time but still never actually watched all 3 movies entirely until then. One could say I became a fan of both Star Trek and Star Wars at the same time. I still didn't watch the TV until in high school where a friend of mine was a big fan of First Contact and we watched that which taught me a little about the TNG cast. After that when I'd catch it on it's many syndication I would watch it and that how I grew to love it. It wasn't long before my love for Star Trek completely overshadowed my interest in Star Wars. Voyager was the only series that I got to watch partially as it aired. Well that and Enterprise but meh. Another local network had started airing TNG at midnight, voyager at 1 am and DS9 at 2 am and it was in my post high school time where I'd entire nights up all the time and that's when I started seriously watching DS9. I had watched the occasional episode here and there but it never connected with me, kinda funny that's now it's definitely my favorite Trek series.

[Bonus for Rich pointing out what episode my PFP is from!]
Thank God Alex Kurtzman turned Star Trek from a "dad show" into a show for "fucking morons who ❤️ explosions".
 
Its funny how many people had dads into Star Trek. Though my Dad always loved TNG the most and even got into Voyager but I latched on really hard to TOS even as a little kid.
 
My dad watched Star Trek back in the day. Even Enterprise. My uncle had a bunch of the TNG vhs releases.
 
Here's the original article:
Admittedly, there is some mild resemblance.
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Is there an archive of RLM videos somewhere? I really like watching their older videos, and I'm thinking with the intense scrutiny they may be getting now or in the near future some videos might disappear. I know they've already removed some videos over the years so I wouldn't be surprised if more disappeared. I was hoping someone has already made a torrent or something.
 
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