What are your thoughts on our current video format? What changes would you like to see?

@kurtl8425

7 ай бұрын

Best “reaction channel” I’ve seen on KZread. Keep up the good work.

@christopherpetergoodman8994

7 ай бұрын

Just be yourself. We are here for Star Trek and you. Nothing else.

@Keith2XS

7 ай бұрын

It's cool you are trying something different but I would keep experimenting because this format feels a bit off to me. Thanks for the fun content!

@grosvalduc

7 ай бұрын

I like this format! Cool that you're trying out different ideas.

@talynstarburst2l2l2l

7 ай бұрын

@@kurtl8425I agree! I’ve watched several reaction channels including The Normies, and these guys blow them all out of the water!

I’d say the intro issue is probably about viewers not wanting spoilers for how you feel about the episode overall before they watch you experiencing it.

@daniel385

7 ай бұрын

Yes, that's the point. I much prefer a cold start with the reaction.

@janisalo1900

7 ай бұрын

I agree.

@adameager7114

7 ай бұрын

I agree. It breaks an illusion that would otherwise allow us to suspend reality and feel like we're watching with you. It's like how you might avoid knowing anything about the game you recorded but haven't watched yet. If you can avoid knowing any details of the game, it's easier to pretend you didn't actually miss it. I like that you're experimenting with the format. I'm new to the room, but I appreciate growth and change. But the premature reactions are kind of a bummer, ngl.

@fakecubed

7 ай бұрын

It's spoilers for the reaction, sure, but it's also just confusing for those of us who haven't watched this episode recently enough to remember it fully. For them they're talking about something they just watched, they have full context. For a lot of us we have to spend a lot more energy trying to remember something years ago and what they're referencing.

I like to believe that Troi and Tasha cracking up after Riker left wasn't entirely scripted. XD

What Data meant when he said the the Prime Directive didn't apply to the Odin's crew because it was not a "starship", was that it was not a Starfleet vessel. The Odin was a civilian freighter and the Prime Directive is a Starfleet regulation.

It's so funny hearing your comments about Picard being "the old guy" and Riker being "the young guy"; in 1987, Patrick Stewart was only 47, and Jonathan Frakes was 35. I was 21 at the time, and I always thought of Captain Picard as being in his 60s (though admittedly in tremendous shape). Now I'm 10 years older than he was then, and he still seems like my fit grandpa.

@FreakDaMIghet

7 ай бұрын

It's because he's bald. 😆

@derworfnet

7 ай бұрын

Picard was canonically 59 during the first Season, over a decade older that Stewart himself.

@webstersempire

7 ай бұрын

I thought P.Stewart was an old guy in 1987; I'm now OLDER than he was at the time of TNG Season 1. So weird 🤪

@markharris1125

7 ай бұрын

@@user-rt7vl9ky3r Those of us in the UK who stayed up past our bedtimes for a bit of historical naughtiness well remember Patrick as the ambitious Sejanus, seducer of the Emperor's sister in the BBC's 'I, Claudius'.

The fact this episode has Bonnie from Knightrider in it makes it a favorite of mine.

"Riker is like Kirk in this episode." I liked Riker's character a lot better when the writers stopped trying to do this.

@webstersempire

7 ай бұрын

His character became more bland, yet more likeable.😊

@andrewgurudata2390

7 ай бұрын

Back in the 80s a lot of fans referred to him as "Commander Re-Kirk". :)

My Dad used to play Star Trek Timelines (mobile game), and it had nearly every ST character in every outfit they ever wore. Dad ended up with Riker wearing his Angel One outfit, which the game called "Pool Boy Riker".

"It's not my function to seduce a leader of another world" I think Riker hit his head somewhere in this episode, because so far that is exactly what his function has been.

@ODSTGeneralYT

7 ай бұрын

It is more of a hobby than an official job.

@bcn1gh7h4wk

7 ай бұрын

well, not leaders, but maaaaaybe captains of alien vessels?

@fakecubed

7 ай бұрын

@@ODSTGeneralYT Make a career of doing what you love and you'll never work a day in your life.

This episode is the epitome of a going to the fireworks factory episode, where they keep talking about the Romulans, who are fan favorites who hadn't appeared on screen for 23 years, but we never see them.

For the record, it was less about the studio's concern about Patrick Stewart's appeal to the audience and likely more about Gene Roddenberry possibly trying to sabotage him. Roddenberry really did not want to cast Stewart. He hated that he was bald so much that Stewart was forced to wear a toupee in one of his auditions. While I don't know specifics about the behind the scenes details about this episode, it is widely known that the writers were furious with Roddenberry as he would rewrite and take credit for many of the scripts. it was becoming clear that the biggest obstacle to production harmony was Gene himself. The office was breaking into warring camps.

@FreakDaMIghet

7 ай бұрын

Gene is awesome for creating Star Trek, but I have to admit that aside from the initial concept, everything truly great about the franchise came from someone else.

@wyrmshadow4374

7 ай бұрын

I thought Gene was very sick and it was his lawyer that was constantly meddling

@LeutnantJoker

7 ай бұрын

@@FreakDaMIghet Like the other Gene, Gene Coon, who introduced the humor (which Gene was initially against), he invented the Federation Name, the prime directive, the Klingons, etc etc. As always, it's not the creator who's name is on it, it's the creative team that makes something great. George Lucas wasn't the same without the same creative team either. great stuff is rarely created by a single person. Gene had the vision but others had to make it a reality. And as so often, the more hands-on the creator gets, constantly changing everything, the worse the end result.

@CrankyGrandma

7 ай бұрын

And women tended to go for Picard over Riker! The show did improve when Roddenberry took more of a backseat, sadly

@exhistoriascientia

7 ай бұрын

@@wyrmshadow4374 Correct, it was Roddenberry's lawyer friend Leonard Maizlish who fancied himself a writer and altered the scripts of the first season, ruining them in most cases. Maizlish operated with impunity by dropping Roddenberry's name, claiming his own script changes were by Roddenberry, and generally harassing those who tried to stop him. He drove off numerous writers and all of the TOS carryover staff like D.C. Fontana and Robert Justman. "The Trouble with Tribbles" writer David Gerrold called Maizlish "evil," "destructive," and "a disgusting scumbag" and speculated that if he were murdered people would actually rejoice. His list of illegal and unethical activities, from violations of Writers Guild guidelines to manipulative contract practices, really paints a picture of a self-important, criminally immoral sleazebag. He died about three years after Roddenberry and I doubt anyone grieved.

my input as a KZread (and Star Trek) only guy: Love the Patron-takes at the end there. . You guys sharing your opinion first and then hearing the Patron's opinion who are somewhat your core audience and know your thing a little bit, trying to predict what you would like and sometimes being right and sometimes wrong. but also adding interesting points (as people who've seen it a billion times) to the discussion that you guys haven't thought about yet or didn't know I find that interesting. Haven't seen that sort of thing on other reaction channels too much or at least not in that format.

Don't underestimate what's going through your head when you unexpectedly find yourself in charge from one second to another. Happened to me in the military and I even have a fun story of my (almost) unnoticed little slip. Not because I did not know what to do, but because all gears in my head were to busy not to make a mistake to find the correct words to give the orders.

Riker's chest hair is the one thing you'll remember about this episode years down the line.

Your format is just fine. I find that I enjoy your general thoughts going into the episode and the more specific thoughts after. Great reaction. Thank you both for your work in these reactions.

I love this new format, especially the blue screen PSAs you do. 😂😅 Keep up the great work, and live long and prosper!

Honestly I love your new format. I’ve been watching your channel for over a year with all the changes you have made.. I remember you deciding going straight into reaction with TOS and missing your openers. Anyway.. I like what you have going now, please keep it up! 👍

@jasonthedave6140

7 ай бұрын

It took me a little bit to get used to it, but I like the new intro. It's like a preview for the reaction. Take your time, we're here to listen to you talk about Trek.

I feel that showing the human frailty of Picard, is in contrast to the ‘super’ strength, and mental intensity of Kirk, is the point.

@webstersempire

7 ай бұрын

Which is why Kirk RULES!👍

I like your old TOS format, the way you would talk about the previous episode after editing and mauling it over. I also think Riker was wearing that shirt on backwards lol

26:15 Fun Fact for you guys: Patricia McPherson, the actress that played Ramsay's wife, co-starred on the TV series "Knight Rider," where she played Bonnie, the technician that maintains K.I.T.T.

i like the current format. However, In the intro if you could talk about your thoughts on TNG in general, maybe a recap of what's been happening in the season and what you would like to see more of down the road would work better than you telling us how you feel about the current episode before the reaction. Keep up the good work.

Your format is great. You don't blatantly pretend to love crappy episodes to improve the metrics. Congratulations on making it through the painful first half of season one!

@amidthephantomsrose

7 ай бұрын

Took the words out of my mouth

The one thing you guys gotta remember is that Rodenberry had some of the stories lying around for a while in the 20 year period between the series. Also, what he wanted to do with this show was give us both his and his pike in one captain, which is PICARD And you have to remember that also what Rodenberry did was make a 23rd century and a 24th century version of Horacio Hornblower written by CS Foster that was his inspiration for all Star Trek an angel one is one of those scripts that he had been working on over the 20 year period that he couldn’t get done in the 60s that when he was given a second chance he got it done in the 80s

The part that I like about this episode is the Federation world-building. The broader view of Federation citizens vs Starfleet personnel vs unaffiliated worlds. The note from Data about not being able to just evacuate the freighter crew because it is a) not a violation of the Prime Directive, but b) against Federation law.

Can I just say I appreciate your opening and closing segments, I'm here to watch you guys react to Star Trek for the first time so of course I want to hear from fellow Trekkies

I didn't think to comment on this before but, I like your format. Is great framing around the episode And you show some quality comments at the end. 🎉

Just get to the video. Lol. I like that you guys are experimenting with a different format. I agree that channels need to evolve instead of just staying the same forever.

Roddenberry liked to dip his toe into that old sci-fi trope of matriarchal societies (yes they do exist in reality too). For a far less subtle, but more satisfying example check out Roddenberry's 1974 TV movie "Planet Earth" featuring John Saxon as a sort of Buck Rogers/Captain Kirk character and Diana Muldaur as the matriarchal leader.

@dirus3142

7 ай бұрын

Roddenberry changed a bit sense the TOS days. He was really into the swinging 70s free love, and "advanced" liberal thinking. IT's why Decker and Ilea were created, and pushed itself into TNG seasons 1 and 2.

@mightyrrt

7 ай бұрын

I was also going to mention "Planet Earth." This does feel like Gene went to the writers and said, "Use this from that failed pilot I did 15 years ago." Both instances are a weirdly misogynistic take on a female based society...Planet Earfh probably more so.

@DanielGarrett0123

7 ай бұрын

@@mightyrrt I wouldn't be surprised if Roddenberry said something like that to the writers. However, I would characterize the plots of both "Planet Earth" and "Angel One" as uninformed rather than misogynistic. Gene was born in 1921 and kind of missed the boat on feminism. However he was enlightened enough to have a woman as "Number One" in the original ST TOS pilot. "Planet Earth" is set in a dystopian 22nd century post nuclear world and the plot feels more like a 1950's sci-fi movie, I agree. But it is entertaining and the performances aren't bad.

Good stuff with Geordi and Worf. They finally got a little to do. They'll eventually get more. I know some of the actors were very frustrated early on, but they didn't really understand that it was meant to be an ensemble. The plan was always to include them more and give them more to do eventually. But they wanted to establish the _main_ main characters first. TOS had such a focus on the core three of Kirk, Spock, and McCoy. Whether deliberately or not, the writers felt they had to try and replicate that somewhat early on with Picard, Riker, and Data. When the show eventually moves from a plot-driven to character-driven format, every character will get their moment to shine in their own dedicated episodes, and I think the actors were a lot happier with that even though some characters got more episodes than others. But still, early on when they're still doing the plot-driven thing, the lower ranked characters got their moments and character development here and there. Geordi and Worf is a good example of that in Angel One. Not my favorite episode of season 1 by a long shot, but at least things are getting as little better in key areas of the writing.

So one Captain of the Enterprise was referred to as a walking Library, and was such a teachers pet at the academy when he cheated on a major exam he was given top marks for ingenuity. Another Captain was a party animal who once got in a bar fight, got stabbed in the back, and /laughed/ about it. On a similar vein. One superhero uses various methods of gadgetry, martial arts and Parkour to fight crime. The other is blind and uses his enhanced hearing to track and fight his opponents.. And if you don't know comics you are going to be confused which is Daredevil and which is Batman.

That brunette is Bonnie from Knight Rider!

We really like the current format. It feels like sitting down with you for a discussion about the show. You are also very entertaining. This may also mean I need to get out of the house more.

This is actually becoming my favorite youtube series each week - I love the new format, and I love the cynicism you guys are letting creep into the reviews as well. Keep going strong, and I will keep loving them. Thank you so much.

Josh: "Sort of like a solicitor." Knock, knock,...."Hello, we're Klingon Witnesses. Have you heard about our Lord & Savior, Kahless the Unforgettable?"

"Pure black coffee. Cures everything." ... You're not watching Voyager yet.

They did mention her. Captains opening log was about it. And she was still gone for two episodes. They chain together like one story.

"Circumspect" ❤ 😁 I don't know how snowballs and contagious viruses can be removed from the holodeck, unless someone waltzed into it with them then silently coughed

I love the discussion before...but it *is* strange to watch you guys talk about the episode before reacting to it.

I would still love to see the discussion portion done in the conference room or 10 forward

@t.j._fury

7 ай бұрын

That would be really cool and fun🎉

In the aborted Star Trek: Phase II, Captain Kirk was going to take more of a backseat role in the stories. When Star Trek: The Next Generation was conceived, a lot of Phase II concepts were recycled, including the Decker/Ilia relationship and the captain who stays on the ship while the first officer stars in the adventures. They never completely got behind this formula, but this episode is an example of what they were going for in that regard. So it's not that they had to shoehorn Riker into the role of adventure leader; it was their plan from the beginning.

I don't think Data was affected in The Naked Now - Tasha was, and Data just went for the "human experience" ride.

Geordi is 6th in command and is new to the crew. The only reason he is put in charge is because 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th all went on an away mission AND the captain got sick. As for your criticism of Picard, it just seems extremely short sighted. Let them build the characters up, it doesn't have to fit an archetype from day 1.

This is definitely one of the episodes of all time. It is very emblematic of season1.

The first season is hit or miss with more misses than hits. That being said, even the misses have moments and are important toward the development of the characters. One episode coming up will change how you watch every episode after. The second season, although better, has it's own problem. By the third season, the majority of episodes are hits. The characters still develop throughout the shows run, but the foundation is set.

@CrankyGrandma

7 ай бұрын

Agree. s2 had awful bits too. But there was a writers strike at the beginning and the production team reworked old scripts that had not been used. I agree season 3 is where we got more hits than misses. But we always have a dumb episode or two. It wouldn’t be Star Trek otherwise 😄

I learned a bunch of new words while watching ST:TNG growing up. I’d even put on the closed captioning so I’d know how to spell ‘em!

Great job guys that Jonathan freaks at the time of season one was dating Jeannie Francis, who became his wife. She’s a big Star Trek fan huge loves William Shatner when he got the role Riker that really was a big plus for her so he was just trying to earn points with her as he was acting more Kirk, which is her favorite character. Well, it was until they got married of course Happily married today and she still a huge fan. Thanks for the fun.

Hey I like the new intro of giving initial thoughts of the episode leading into the reaction. Alot of channels wind up getting stagnant & repetitive so it's good mix things up a bit. Also I like the shift into commentary. Alot of React channels get very lazy (almost to the point of copyright infringement in some cases) EFAP went over this trend in youtube on their podcast covering the XQC dramma of him stealing people's videos for his stream. Keep up the good work, don't be afraid to experiment. Anyway, this is the first mention of the Romulans in TNG. After "The First Outpost" the writers had missgivings about making the Ferengi the main villians & shortly after they would go through their scripts & literally Scribble Out references to Ferengi & write in Romulan. You'll be seeing them in a little while. The Ferengi won't get proper development until Deep Space 9

25:27 The actress that played Biata in this episode actually passed away a few years ago (I don't remember what her name was, but I remembered hearing that she'd passed)

I, for one, love the intro and outro convos. Keep it up, guys! Be authentic. Be original. Be the best Star Trek channel, for now, that you can be. You'll ultimately get more viewers by being yourselves because there are people like you, who love the things you love and don't have a channel that does those things to flock to.

23:30 "Jonathan Frakes is all in, he'll do whatever they tell him to do". Can't wait 'til you see him coated in printer's ink and metamucil. Not giving any more away, you'll know it when you see it!

I like the new format :)

If you think Picard doesn't look strong, just keep watching. He becomes the strongest Trek captain of all time in my opinion.

Keep changing as you grow boys. That's what keeps boredom at bay.

As a huge Star Trek fan, literally influencing my life and my personality and more, you two guys are the GREATEST!!! Seriously, we all love your commentary and intro and outro lol. Yes it's about the reactions, but you two are doing more than that, and it's PERFECT! Even watching TOS and TNG on repeat lol, You two go so much into new things and feelings especially thoughts that I either missed on or it's been a while. You two give me even more hope in S1 TNG as of yet lol, I usually skip, but now its like its fresh again and hearing great commentary and things I wouldn't have seen before. So, Outstanding and keep the way you're doing the same! This is like heaven having new people watch Star Trek like you're doing, every EP and movie in order! OMG Star Trek nerd fandom! Thank you!!! Much love!! And you are loving it too!!! I praise you both!! 🤓🖖

24:48 TNG never wags it's finger at the audience or brow beats them with a message of an episode. Everything you see is very subtle and nuanced. It's nothing like current television or film. It doesn't make harsh judgments, it just points out an issue and allows you to see things from a certain perspective. I won't spoil anything of course, but further on, you'll really like the way they do things. I enjoy your format, if it's what you want to do, then that's fine with me. I like and enjoy how it's different than other people's content.

An okay episode.The fun part for me here was seeing Patricia MacPherson who I kinda crushed on from Knight Rider. She was the mechanic who maintained KITT.

The one guy from the odin crew always reminds me of MacGyver, LOL

@philburton2223

7 ай бұрын

😂😂😂

"Just parka up Wesley!!" It was a mug of Campbell's™ chicken soup. Lol 😂😆😊

To see you laughing about Picard being on the ship sick while Riker running around being the new Kirk had me 😂 I always thought Riker was a lot like Kirk @ 1st. I thought it was strange that Picard never left the bridge like Kirk but I quickly accepted it. You will see I think you will come to like Picard very much 😁

I've enjoyed watching you Evolve your show. Continuing to watch your Evolution.

Love the new format, keep up the great work! Makes my day watching you both!

Regarding the intro, I realize you shoot it after watching, when you do the discussion, but it might be cool to have a speculation segment in the intro based on the title and what has come before?

I forgot how big a deal site to site transport was when this show first started 😄

10:20 Hey, it's MacGyver.

Keep growing the channel you find what works best for everyone

Something that may help with a minor modification to intro - NEXT GENERATION had the brief advert spots for each episode - like a trailer for it. Maybe after the brief opening chat, could react to the episode teaser, discuss thoughts on what you see there, and how it shapes your view of what will be in the episode, then the episode proper with post episode breakdown discussion. That, or include the trailer part in the previous video - most shorts you can find online were originally shown after the puddle with the tagline “next time, on Star Trek the next generation”

If you like Jonathan Franks, you may want to check out the miniseries North and South book 1 & book 2. It’s one of his early rolls and it also happens to be where he met his wife.

If Picard is the same age as Patrick Stewart was at the time this was filmed, he's only in his late 40s. He just looks older.

13:39 - A prophecy if ever there were one.

I know I’m late, but I’m doing a binge watch of reactions and I actually had the thought several episodes ago that I like the new format for the videos. Feels more polished and professional, sets you apart from other reaction channels.

I love the new format. Keep it going and let it change/evolve as time goes on.

U guys know in a 7-season series (seasons were long back then) there's going to be great episodes, good & duds. U guys see Riker is more "Kirk like" (by design). As loved at TOS is, there was criticism - wasn't realistic for a Commanding Officer to risk him/herself off the ship every away mission. Executive Officer (XO/1st Officer) shld be experienced enough to handle it & carry out the Captain's instructions. This (to me) is a realistic improvement w/TNG. TOS needed an "action hero" to be successful in time it came out. Every series evolves Trek canon. Regardless, I don't think Picard/Riker dynamic takes anything away from Picard. Capt. Picard has "senior Captain wisdom" & command presence. He's strong enough character to handle Riker's role.

i like the current format.

How dare you evolve! LOL, keep up the good work guys. I like the changes I've seen and that believe that what you are doing it just trying to make your channel better, as I said, keep it up.

⚠ NO SPOILERS PLEASE ⚠ These guys have not yet watched any Star Trek beyond this point. So NO SPOILERS of future content, NO HINTS at future episodes, movies or characters please! We are all excited to share knowledge but please keep their journey spoiler free. THANK YOU!

10:25 And whom do they meet?? MacGyver!! LOL!!

Have been enjoying your stuff, keep doing what you think is best guys. Thank for the vids

It’s been really cool seeing how your channel evolves the more videos you make.

As a relatively new fan, I love this format. I think providing your thoughts before and after an episode is really cool, especially where you're both new fans to the series. I love hearing about your thoughts and feelings about the episode and the show as a whole!

10:23 They've beamed into a McGiver crossover episode

Angel One, how nice of the writers to put the episode rating in the title. Only note worthy for the first mention of the Romulans in TNG who probably replaced the Ferengi in script after how cartoonish they came off in their introduction.

I like the new format a lot! It’s different from other channels, and it works

Your new format is way better, especially the Patreon comments at the end.

Cool kneepad, Alex.

How did the snowball leave the holodeck?

I like the setting of the new format.

I honestly think some of the over-the-top sexual scenes in ST:TNG was because of Roddenberry wanting to stick it to the networks for all of the angst they caused him during TOS. Remember, TNG was not produced by or for a major network. It was sold immediately into syndication and started a trend for many shows that followed. Local non affiliated channels were not as stringent in regard to content as network channels were. Also, TNGs distribution was an early version of what we have come to take for granted today, specifically more options to watch. I was able to watch TNG on WPIX in New York and also on a Philly station that was on my cable system at the time. Plus, TNG also ushered in another common viewing option. They aired it twice a week, unheard of by network standards at that time. So even if you forgot to set your VCR (the recording technology of the time folks), you still had another shot at seeing the latest episode. And for what it's worth, the over-the-top sexual scenes diminished as the series progressed.

@TheDougMan

7 ай бұрын

Add that you could watch & tape the episode again (twice!) when they were rerun in the off season.

@ldifalco2010

7 ай бұрын

Even more than that. TNG was not released 26 episodes in 26 weeks. They would release new episodes for 5 or 6 weeks then rerun episodes for 2 to 4 weeks. Again, because of the flexibility of syndication, production wasn't under pressure to do a new episode a week. This was another facet that TNG brought to the industry. Today, the major networks often run repeats during the traditional TV season. @@TheDougMan

I like your new unique intro style.

I love the new st:tng reaction intro

THAT'S where Riker's beard is hiding for the start of the show. Can't believe I forgot.

@Jim-Mc

7 ай бұрын

slowly crawls up his neck to his face😅

@Teradyne87

7 ай бұрын

@@Jim-Mc Like a glacier.

I didn't hear anyone call her "Dr. Beverly" this episode. 😭😭😭 This episode is a hilariously bad take on a matriarchy but entertaining for sure and honestly? Worth it for Riker's outfit. And we love a command moment for Geordi. Very astute take on the "Kirk speeches." I'll say this as vaguely as possible, but I'm looking forward to y'all's takes on speeches from other characters.

regarding the intro. i am on the side of give your thoughts, expectations, and predictions for the episode before watching the episode. that way we have no idea of what your thoughts are. i has when people cut in a clip of there reaction at the start (see what i am going to do).

13:20 your first taste of J.L. Pipes

I'm glad you two brought up the sex in TNG. Roddenberry changed a bit sense the 60s, and his vision of the future. Sci Fi changed in the 70s. The free love liberal movement entered Genre writing. The ideas of casual sex, no responsibility, elitist liberalism started to form, and anti materialism. This created that pajama jump suit clothing style in sci fi that we see in TMP, and TNG, with a lot of casual romance. IT also effected the character writing. Roddenberry suppressed any character conflict between the crew members of the Enterprise. This gave the writers a hard time developing character, personality, and social dynamics. The problems carried into season 2. Your comments about Picard, and Riker being a back up are spot on. The studio did not have confidence in Stewart at all. Riker's character, and unattached 1st officer roll was made as an emergency replacement if they decided to get rid of Stewart. It was not until about half way there season 1 that Stewart proved to the behind the scenes critics he was a good member of the cast. Mostly because the audience liked him. The dynamic of Picard's stoic dignity, and diplomatic view, along side Riker's more adventurous, and gregarious personality really works.

This is where the infamous ''Captain, permission to be fabulous?'' meme comes from.

Regarding the sexual situations: It was 1980s Television. You can get away with a lot more then than in the 1960s and the writers took advantage.

The intro is cool, I have no problems, this channel is more about the discussion than pure reaction. I really enjoy the like/subscribe 'commercials'. What I can't figure out is why you keep dragging 2 chairs into the holo-deck for the intro?

now there's an intro about intros lol

Perfect format to me :-)

Whoa I just looked at what you've got coming up and WOW I forgot how good the 1st half of the 2nd half of season 1 was. I just wish a: I could watch with you and b: 2 episodes were released each day. :D