2:20:20 Preach it, man. Tolkien wasn’t just “some white guy”. He was a gentle, kind-hearted man who loved the simple and innocent things of life and loved storytelling. He was a man of peace who had to fight in a horrible nightmare-war and see all of that get thrown into the meat grinder. His voice is not only also worth hearing, but it’s an important voice to hear.

@piotrd.4850

2 жыл бұрын

Lemaitre, Schwartzschild, Tolkien .... guys who went to WAR had accoplished things modern dudes can't grasp.

@samgott8689

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah man, the things our grandfathers saw and did was absolutely unthinkable... and hey, let’s be fair, the things our grandmothers saw and did if you’re Russian; and pretty much anyone in continental Europe during the Second World War, but especially the Poles caught between Germany and Russia. Or anyone in east Asia. Fuck man, yeah, it was just a nonstop shit show all around. None of that shit should ever be forgotten. Any good collection of personal remembrances of the World Wars should be mandatory reading for kids everywhere.

@samgott8689

2 жыл бұрын

Hey if you’re into that kind of stuff, check out Dan Carlin’s Hardcore History. He’s not a strictly a historian, but a damned good long-form journalist who reads the best then presents the history in as compelling a way as possible. He just finished up his 6 part series (I think) on the Empire of Japan and the Asian Pacific wars called Supernova in the East, and his back log entrees Ghosts of the Ost Front and Blueprint For Armageddon on the Eastern Front of WWII and the Great War, respectively, are all fan-fucking-tastic work.

@sammerry7706

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, my great grandfather was in the north african theatre, was a quiet reserved man who only spoke of his time there once to my knowledge before hetook his own life many years after, i wish more people could have known about his perspective on this world, hell i wish i did.

@samgott8689

2 жыл бұрын

I’m sorry to hear about your great grandfather. My grandfather *never* talked about the PTO. Never. It’s a sad truth about war that not all of its wounds are visible. We can learn about some of the things those guys went through, be amazed and stupefied, and then get on with our lives after we close the book or shut off the TV. Those guys had to live with it in their memory banks for the rest of their lives. I just can’t fathom it. An entire generation nearly the world around, with permanent wounds gouged into their psyche. Artists, bankers, tradesmen, law makers, etc; all walking around carrying the thought of that tank they blew up in North Africa, or the Japanese woman they had to kill in Saipan while they’re going about their business. A whole world that we take for granted, rebuilt by the walking-wounded. Fuck man, didn’t mean to get all poetic and shit. Anyway, God bless your great gramps, bro.

Timestamp: 3:30 Star trek / Star wars 12:57 Gary enters the show / star trek discovery / space travel 33:34 Dune 43:05 short memory 1:01:15 next 007 / Count Dankula enters the show 1:08:05 Matrix 4 1:33:40 Scotland / Trainspotting 1:45:37 Indiana Jones 5 / picard 1:54:17 AZ leaves / Picard vs the Unforgiven vs Han solo 2:05:12 Train to Busan / Foreign films 2:09:50 How to Write a story / LOTR 2:24:47 Robert Meyer Burnett and Mauler leave / superchats

@lancebaylis3169

2 жыл бұрын

Genuine appreciation for this, sir. 👍

@WhatAboutall

2 жыл бұрын

You're a gentleman and a scholar.

@rebelwilson9936

2 жыл бұрын

Good work

@Warraci

2 жыл бұрын

You are doing God's work

@skylx0812

2 жыл бұрын

...I've always depended upon the kindness of strangers.

The Drinker, MauLer, Az, Gary and RMB on one stream, F*cking awsome!

@johnnyskinwalker4095

2 жыл бұрын

Epic Crew for sure

I just wanna highlight the moment at 2:12:33 when Drinker goes off on an AMAZING excoriating rant about ungrateful morons inheriting works of art and ruining them. Fucking beautiful speech! =)

Open Bar has such a different feel from the other panel streams. Some really great discussion, especially on the writing process and how films used to be constructed vs how they're cobbled together nowadays, and it's all a lot more chill. It's not FNT, and it doesn't have to be. It shouldn't be. Great show.

@RRTNZ

2 жыл бұрын

I prefer Open Bar to FNT because the discussion flows more smoothly and there are a lot less inside jokes . But Drinker is my favorite KZreadr, so I'm biased. I'll go away now !

@alejandromolinac

2 жыл бұрын

@@RRTNZ I myself can't stomach FNT...... Some people just hijack the conversation to to yap about themselves endlessly.....

@rpg_haven

2 жыл бұрын

@@alejandromolinac FNT's biggest problem is people talking over each other. I love it, but I wish there were 1 to 2 fewer people on it per show.

@alejandromolinac

2 жыл бұрын

@@rpg_haven Still.... Can't make it through that show.....

@tendoukiryu6989

2 жыл бұрын

I still enjoy FNT for what it is, but I do agree it’s a lot of more chaotic and it feels like they revel in the chaos. I think Gary and Az are great on their own and together in chill streams like this or the Real BBC but I feel like Jeremy and Ryan add a certain dude bro element to FNT, and Az seems to act out more for some reason on FNT.

Star Trek was originally grounded by writers who were involved in the actual military. That's why it's realistic, relatable, and ultimately optimistic.

@SvendleBerries

2 жыл бұрын

WW2 vets to boot. People who actually saw some shit. Unlike the people writing for Star Trek today whos idea of "seeing some shit" is seeing words they dont like on a screen they dont have to look at.

Fellow Chads, go to 2:12:35 for the Drinker's spot on rant about what is wrong with modern Hollywood - in a nutshell why me and 900,000 other people love this channel ! Cheers.

@Fernoll

2 жыл бұрын

That's a rant for the pantheon.

@RRTNZ

2 жыл бұрын

@@Fernoll Drinker has now posted it as a video! NICE !

@valentinegonsalves7322

2 жыл бұрын

Fuck, yeah! I was cleaning out my bookshelves, dusting of old spy novels. I stopped for a minute and just listened. That was amazing.

Love the Open Bar ! Up to the 1000 episodes !

@mightyporkinplowastranger8705

2 жыл бұрын

Wait how many episodes of this have I missed?? I din't even know it was a thing until it recently started popping up in my suggestions.

@theglanconer6463

2 жыл бұрын

@@mightyporkinplowastranger8705 This is only the second, my friend :)

Everything is good with a bit of Dankula.

@hebbsylicious

2 жыл бұрын

And Tatiana

Open Bar every two weeks? Excellent. Even more nice things to look forward to.

New rule, watch every classic movie the first time it is mentioned on every stream. Literally pausing this right now to go watch Hunt for Red October after it was mentioned an hour in.

@hebbsylicious

2 жыл бұрын

Absolutely Church, great idea. Regards from Western Sydney, Australia 🐨

Robert always elevates the discourse. Would love to see Dave Cullen drop in. He has some interesting observations about the current state of movies and tv.

@jonbaxter2254

2 жыл бұрын

He is so cogent with his words, I love it

@insensitive919

2 жыл бұрын

I thought that Dave was a little risque for this crowd, but considering the stuff that Doomcock says, he's just on par.

the Drinker,serving quality, just like Tatjana on a Saturday night! ;)

@maccajunior

2 жыл бұрын

I never thought to spell it that way haha my whole time i spelt it Tatiana in my head like a scrub

@ViennAnakin

2 жыл бұрын

@@maccajunior i understand because it is a slavik name-and i used to know some Tatjanas myselfe...back in the days ^_^

@maccajunior

2 жыл бұрын

@@ViennAnakin i see ur a man of culture as well haha

@ViennAnakin

2 жыл бұрын

@@maccajunior absolutely, good Sir ;)

@sithsaiyan4529

2 жыл бұрын

And we all know what that’s like *Drinker laugh*

I love conversations that go all over the place. Good times.

@jonbaxter2254

2 жыл бұрын

Crow!

@HulkCrow

2 жыл бұрын

@@jonbaxter2254 I was hanging out, outside the bar. Looking in. Watching. Listening. 😞😞 . 😄😄😄

@jonbaxter2254

2 жыл бұрын

@@HulkCrow That vid on They Live was great, and reaffirmed why I love that film so much.

@HulkCrow

2 жыл бұрын

@@jonbaxter2254 I had an absolute blast. I had more I wanted to add but didn't want to wear out my welcome. Hoping Drinker will have me back in a few weeks. They Live is a master piece I legitimately believe that. Just watched it again last night with a friend who hadn't ever seen it.

@hebbsylicious

2 жыл бұрын

@@HulkCrow I hope The Drinker includes you in more videos, your knowledge is truly astounding. Regards from a mate in Western Sydney, Australia 🍺🍻🥃

Dankula sounds dad-tired. Hang in there man youll sleep again one day. Lol

This panel was fantastic! Everyone meshed well and had great points

Man, Robert Meyer Burnett totally nailed everything wrong with modern Star Trek! This guy totally understands why Star Trek is dead today. Spot on critique by Burnett.

@reaperezekial5168

2 жыл бұрын

I gave up on RMB’s Robservations series because I disagree with almost everything he says about Marvel and DC, but I could listen to him rant about Star Trek for hours. And damn is he a gracious guest. Cool guy.

@jonbaxter2254

2 жыл бұрын

He is a very insightful guy.

What an absolutely magnificent stream - a load of guys just talking about whatever occurs to them😁

I've never seen any of Rob's videos before, but I'd like to say that having him on the show was fantastic. He is eloquent, knowledgeable, and genuine, i've now subscribed to his channel.

Patty Stewart said Roddenberry gave him several Horatio horn blower books and said read theses this is basically your character. Another writer said Roddenberry would call writers out when they didn't understand sci-fi concepts, screaming at one "you don't understand how deflectors work!"

@piotrd.4850

2 жыл бұрын

Director of Wrath of Khan: I have no idea what Star Trek is - I'll binge watch entire series and interview the cast! Director of Starship Troopers: I don't understand the book, so I won't move past first 40 pages I'll turn it into parody of what I think it is instead of using better material (H. Harrisons Bill The Galaxy Hero) I don't know that exist Writers of nu"Trek": "What the hell is Deep Space Nine?!" Modern Writers: ................ -> Haaaaand!

@artnull13

2 жыл бұрын

Should have given him some Jack Aubrey books instead imo

@TheRaviotar

2 жыл бұрын

@@artnull13 Master & Commander was great

RMB SHOULD be running Star Trek, IMO.

@djegg3210

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed. Rob is the man

@diazdelosmuertos1503

2 жыл бұрын

Hell yes.

I’ve been watching TOS and it’s still relevant to today. It deals with universal truths.

@curezilla

2 жыл бұрын

I just got to season three myself! Love it!

@thesaltmerchant4564

2 жыл бұрын

Isn’t good writing just so satisfying? Like go check out the original twilight zones there are a lot of gems in the black and white series

Great show. Best yet with a lot of interesting debate and discussion.

One of the best streams, fantastic guests

What an epic panel. 5 of my fav youtube personalities! Such a good level of conversation here. Loving the Open Bar series so far Drinker!

George Lucas is like Dan Aykroyd. Great ideas man. Put him on a bit of a leash and you get Ghostbusters. Let him go free and you get something insane like Nothing But Trouble.

@stevekramerf242

2 жыл бұрын

Nothing But Trouble is just weird and funny. Real insane films like Ichi The Killer, Gozu or Love Exposure are ten times more crazy than Nothing But Trouble.

What a Top Quality line up.

I'm imaginging AZ beating the crap of that character and cannot stop laughing.

@davidbrennan660

2 жыл бұрын

He would find that character is one hard block of wood.

@johnnyskinwalker4095

2 жыл бұрын

@@davidbrennan660 ah ha ha AZ:"there's nothing I can do! she's made of wood!"

I love how Gary just manifests without fanfare at 12:54. Like if Mauler and AZ are both on a stream together, Gary can sense it and teleport in.

I'm calling it right now. Matrix 4 is going to have the same effect on 2 and 3 as the the last Jedi had on the prequels. I.e. it's going to be so bad it's going to make me appreciate them.

@SparkZ009

2 жыл бұрын

If it does that then we can say its a success at least.

@SacClass650

2 жыл бұрын

One can only judge from the trailer, but it looks promising. I'm excited.

@RRTNZ

2 жыл бұрын

Good call. Totally agree. We'll be sitting in Matrix 4 going " Man I wish they'd have another cave rave, or the architect would show up...: because what we're seeing is either total shit or just a complete rehash of the original.

@chatteyj

2 жыл бұрын

I actually never minded revolutions as an action flick, reloaded I've always hated.

@danijelb.3384

Жыл бұрын

And you were 100% correct. Makes 2 and 3 look like masterpieces

Some pretty deep conversations here that go beyond the film / TV criticism that I expected and I love it. Great stuff guys. Really appreciated this session! Keep it up!

Loving these panel shows drinker, since I stopped watching television, youtube shows like these keep me going

The hook in the first Matrix was that, for the first 30 minutes, you didn't know what was going on. The mystery was gone in the sequels

Was thinking about the interview with Rebecca Ferguson and the over-girl power mentality. And it made me remember an interview with the actress playing Black Widow's sister. She was saying "I'm only interested at playing strong female characters". What the Hell is that? If I was an actor, I would want to explore every type of characters. I would want to play weak ones, strong ones, in particular those with flaws. Put myself in danger to grow as an actor. But no, what is important is "You go, Queen!".

@user-rq1ej3dt3r

2 жыл бұрын

I agree, but I don't recall Stallone ever playing anything other than a tough guy. Few actors are true artists. Looking back, the most ''diverse'' movies have ever been was let's say between 1960 and the early 2000's. Before that, you had the meek woman and the one dimensional male hero and villain. In between was the true era of self expression within the arts and actually Western society itself. Now, either everyone's a badass or the women are and the ''good'' guys are incompetent and the villains are one-dimensional and basic again. This isn't progress, this is regression. EDIT: Feel free to correct me if I'm wrong, the thought just struck me. I might not have seen enough movies for this to be accurate.

@johnnyskinwalker4095

2 жыл бұрын

@@user-rq1ej3dt3r You are completely right. Now as far as Stallone, even as a kid I thought he was a meat head and not someone I ever cared for. ah ha Now every woman is basically Stallone. Which is a strange turn of events. I would think they would want to be more than the stupidest representation of man. A movie I loved was La Femme Nikitta. A girl hand picked to be an assassin by French intelligence. She does it but it's a shore for her to do it. She cries, she fight not do it, to get out of that life. But the important thing is that I wish women would approach situations different than men to succeed. Like for insance in Avengers Natasha defeat Loki by tricking him and trying to look weak. She didn't have to beat 10 guys by herself(in that scene, at least).

@user-rq1ej3dt3r

2 жыл бұрын

@@johnnyskinwalker4095 True, it's the sign of a practical person to rely on more than brute force to get to where they need to go. And I just mentioned Stallone because it was the first one I could think of. Rocky is a masterpiece though, and most of his movies are pretty entertaining. But yeah, Stallone is mainly good at being Stallone.

@HulkCrow

2 жыл бұрын

@@user-rq1ej3dt3r you didn't watch Copland? And frankly Rocky & First Blood are FAR MORE than "tough male characters.". Stallone has played many great deep characters, many of which were tough guys. But if you really think that's all he's played or that's all there was to his characters you are, I apologise, part of the problem with modern audience. Try Lords of Flatbush, Paradise Alley, & Copland.

@user-rq1ej3dt3r

2 жыл бұрын

@@HulkCrow Indeed Rocky and Rambo were more than that, but ''tough dude'' still applies, no? I'm aware there's way more to them than Dredd for instance. He played many characters with flaws and clear struggles, but none of them weak willed. Not vulnerable to that extent. But I picked Stallone over Arnie, for one, as a quick example because afaik he didn't star in things like Junior or Twins. I will check out the movies you've recommended, thanks :)

Burnett is a sound bloke. His talk with drinker about Alien was so engaging.

@kalash_nikov

2 жыл бұрын

I never heard of him before he came to one of Happy Hours, but he's probably my favourite of Drinker's guests. Well spoken, knowledgeable, insightful and seems like he really enjoys and appreciates being able to discuss things with Drinker.

@ActionMan1979

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, Fathers are pretty useless...

Love this Drinker! Please continue uploading these.

"Have you noticed how music/movies in the 80s was all about effort, personal struggle, overcoming odds? And how the crapfest of today is all about entitlement and gimme, I want it? Human civilization is rapidly approaching the end of the road" This qoute is from somebody in a Iron Eagle video Rising up, back on my feet

@stevekramerf242

2 жыл бұрын

What about the 80s music, that was about non-stop-partying or the drug-glorification?

These are a delight. I'd say this is a must continue kind of series of streams. Shoot the shit and just kinda hang out streams are great, especially with the chemistry and banter you all have.

*pushes glasses up on nose* Dune is actually something like 23,000 years in the future, at the start of Dune, its the year 10,191 AG (after guild), after the formation of the Spacing Guild

45:23 Spot on, Drinker! Godzilla is my favorite movie franchise ever, and it was my Dad who first showed me those old movies when I was a wee lad

There was this thing I felt that started to crop up in story telling a few years back where everything had to be dark gritty and nihilistic. Every story had to have people behave poorly, suffer terrible fates, nothing matter. The bad guys win or the good guys devolve into the bad guys. In short, there were no happy stories anymore it felt like. Stories where the under dog worked and won the day. It's always gotta be bitter sweet or just terrible. Then we have today's movies that are hailed as being emotional. But they're not. Emotional notes that they're full of a range of emotions, but more often it's just bitterness, ego, hate, and often a streak of self righteousness. It has me really realize that the people behind stories now a days are just really hate filled terrible people who can only write negativity cause that's all they know. They don't have optimism. They don't beleive in happy endings, nor do they want them. They just want to wallow in that hate and bitterness. And it comes out in their writing. We need the optimists writing stories. The people who see a brighter future and beleive in it. Not the petty self righteous zealots or nihilistic. Until that happens you ll just continue to see terribly written stories full of bitter and terrible characters.

Oh that superior Motherly protective instinct that Fathers just don't have; B.S. Robert! You always see those scenes in movies an TV that show where the Mother shields the children with her own body and every body tears up and thinks, omg, now that's someone who truly loves their children to a degree that only a mother could. Now, if you were to sit down and think about it for a couple of seconds, you'll realize that the only reason the bad guys got to the women and children, is because all the men are lying dead outside, having given their lives in hope of sparing their wives and children. Men love their families to a degree that we've been dying to protect them since time in memoriam and to claim that women somehow love their children more is more than insulting.

I think you are right, it would be great to have Dave Cullen in the open bar.

Drinker you make some many great points hard to count them all, I cant think of one franchise is better off now than when it started.

Fantastic steam guys. It's very sad for Star Trek when the best thing about it is Star Trek Online a video game only cause you have a choice not like the film/tv garbage gives you depression so sad

I love all you guys! Tho gotta say The Drinker has become my favorite KZreadr! Between your insightful comments on story telling and characters writing, and your love for the beautiful art form that is film making, and finally your sense of humor is amazing!!! 😂

I'd like to hear this again with only Drinker, Dank, and Nerdrotic.

@JeThoreau_

Жыл бұрын

No love for RMB?

I am loving this Open Bar gig, thanks Drinker and co for the entertainment, long may it continue!

I really dig RMB’s contributions. A deep love of the pop culture, while thankfully lacking the black-pill lens of The others. A great counter balance in the discussion.

Great show and great guests, give us more!

AZ is hilarious. Feels like if I met him in real life we would be friends.

@TwistedReality13

2 жыл бұрын

He grew on me, I would be lying if I said I liked him right off the bat lol.

@emilyorter3661

2 жыл бұрын

Very charismatic, charming and funny.

@JoshuaKevinPerry

2 жыл бұрын

@@TwistedReality13 np man. everyone is different

@davidbrennan660

2 жыл бұрын

Some people are a laugh but a nuisance if you have too much of their time.... just saying, we are not all for everyone.

@critical drinker, can you please get Robert Meyer Burnett to appear on these streams again? This dude is a national treasure! The share insight he brings into each topic elevates the entire conversation.

@Moscoe...

Жыл бұрын

He's in the latest open bar

Hey Drinker, great conversation. Glad to see you're gathering commentators for discussion. You should invite a KZreadr named Mr.H Reviews. UK bloke with a great outlook!

Yes ! Thanks for the comments on Man On Fire ! One of the best Action/Dramas of the last 20 years 👍✌️

These streams are so good ! Thanks for these man

Drinker could we possibly get a short about your thoughts on Boondock Saints? I watched it again yesterday & forgot how good it is.

Dune takes place way longer in the future than 10,000 years, actually. It's been 10,000 After Guild. It's implied there's thousands of years of history Before Guild too.

@manurr10

2 жыл бұрын

~30000 years in future

Loved The kingdom on Netflix. Thanks for bringing it up Rob

Has Tatiana ever walked into the frame behind Drinker in one of these livestreams? :D

@ikept_the_jethryk2421

2 жыл бұрын

She’s under the desk

Dank was awesome on the alien 3 video, made me check out and sub to his channel. Also Nerdrotic's channel. Keep storytelling alive gentleman.

Another awesome video, thank you for your hard work.

Keep this show up! Great conversation and ideas

"You're too late....... but not too late to make an old man happy." -George Carlin, Scary Movie 3

This was a great stream with a lot of great discussion.

Omigosh! Don't Burnett mentioned the 'Sci-Fi book club'. Takes me back to mix 60's.. Sci-Fi book club, launching Model rockets, Heathkit AM radio kits, Gemini space flights, Star Trek..HOW JAMES BOND... all at the same time. That was a fantastic time to be a kid.

Well I would like to sincerely thank you gentlemen for this stream. I’ve had delightful time chilling with you and a glass of whisky.

Speaking of Kelly's Heroes: Where Eagles Dare from the same director (also with Eastwood) is just as awesome. And is one of the main influences of the older Wolfenstein-games.

This is great more of this.. gets me through my work day.

glad i finally got to sit in on one

9:09 Wrong. Once they make lobotomies an essential public health measure like the beer virus jab and make a lobotomy passport, people will fondly remember Star Trek Picard and Discovery.

I wasn't even a massive trek fan but tng is one of those shows that I watched, got that it was saying something more than "hey look, there's an alien with a funny face and fire photon torpedo's". I watched it all anyway because you had the great humanity aspect. The goal of striving above shit that shouldn't matter and helping other civilizations rise above the shit that we worry about in everyday life was brilliant.

Watching this in December and hearing Robert say “if Daniel Craig dies, if Bond dies”… GIMME THOSE LOTTERY NUMBERS ROB!

A friend of mine has a very SJW girlfriend. Recently saw Green Knight and she complained how male-centric the focus of the story was. Fed up, I simply turned to her and said Chad, "Yes. And?" SJWs are bullies who aren't used to having their arguments shut down to their faces

Love these talks!!

Comment for the algorithm.

@CriticalDrinkerAfterHours

2 жыл бұрын

Much appreciated

“Rub Ginies” would be a great band name

Cheers to the future! Hope this reaches 1000 Episodes!

Good times here, glad to know there's others with same point of view on these topics.

Went for a campervan holiday in Scotland and randomly saw dankula chatting with two peeps in the street whilst getting a taxi to where we were picking up our camper van. Remember telling the gf and she was like, naah!? Pointed you out and she was like what the actual fuck. Was mental. haha

It's become Ed Gein's Star Trek

Blast, I was hoping the drinker would read my name followed by the amount I paid. Foiled this time but there is still Gary and Friday night tights, ONWARDS Also, congrats on the subs drinker, noticed watching this you were at 899k and thought wow, you’ll be on a million before the end of the year

Could we say the 5 horsemanship the apocalypse? 🤣

I enjoyed the Star Wars Prequals but acknowledge they weren't as good as the originals. The prequals added and bolstered the story and character arcs, whereas the sequel trilogy was an absolute betrayal. Drinker, " Lucas was a good ideas man, but not that good of a writer or director."

I fucking love the Open Bar conversations. I drive often for work and just let em play all day

There is a huge amount of truth in this, and we have created weak, dependent societies who feel 'entitled', who cannot listen to this truth. And this decline is decades old, and we are now suffering as they direct society. We are in a shocking place.

42:00 Barney from Mission Impossible, the 1960s TV series, was a black guy and an electronics whiz. The series was very popular and lasted from 1966 to 1973. 11/27/22

Drinker and Dankula together! 👍

I'm so glad - and deeply thankful - that you guys have watched this drek, so we don't have to! Press F for these guys' sacrifice!

So many great KZreadrs in one virtual watering hole. Awesome. Raising a glass from The Delirium to one and all. 🍻 And yes, we're on the verge of becoming a multi-planet species! That's the kind of shit we've been waiting for since childhood. Back when they knew how to write decent sci-fi! 🤘

I love this! As much as I love EFAP, Happy Hour, all the media-focused podcasts y'all do, hearing discussion about whatever happens to be happening at the time is fantastic as well. In a world full of shit, it's nice to have a laugh about it and a discussion where you know no one's going to hate each other afterwards.

Another thing about studios wanting content to have for their subscribers, I think that is their answer to you tubers. But they forget that even you tubers put a lot of effort and creativity to keep people watching.

Loving these open bars Drinker. Great conversation as always. If you ever get a chance, invite MR. H on for one of these. He's UK based and seems like a good dude. Love the guys you have on today, especially Robert Meyer Burnett.

This show is awesome, and what an all star cast 😁 you guys rule

Why can't Kathleen Kennedy hijack Howard The Duck instead of Star Wars and Indiana Jones?

Iam a millenial at work I get ahead the rest of my generation because I do extra hours and say hell yeah when someone above says we need someone to do extra. Then again I had parents of the Old Guard type and Iam thankful that they taught me that when the going gets tough you buckle down buckaroo and keep on pushing that boulder up and the hill shall relent before you do.

@Gunni1972

2 жыл бұрын

That was before my time then, where "pushing boulders up a hill" became "Putting up with shills".

If it's true, the rumour that George Lucas had originally planned to had Jar Jar Binks be a Sith, then the prequels could have been absolutely brilliant commentary on how society still ascribes certain preconceptions onto others based on how they speak.

All these videos and this is the first I hear the drink genuinely angry... Great show guys!

Love Rambo 4 btw... seen it the other day again, it absolutely kicks ass man!

@stevekramerf242

2 жыл бұрын

The scene with the machinegun rips (sorry for the pun).

@djegg3210

2 жыл бұрын

@@stevekramerf242 yeah its brutal!!

Great scene to pick out there Drinker, exactly why i love Star Trek. There are so many moments like that. In Deep Space there is a great scene with Quark explaining why people are scared of other races, its written so well without any agenda.

Enjoying watching this with a pair of cheese sandwiches and a glass of Pepsi Max