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Given the reference to this episode basically being "Star Trek: Klingon" both in the description and at the end of the video, I wonder if Chuck would ever consider reviewing the real "Star Trek: Klingon", the 1996 FMV game. Or its "sequel," Star Trek: Borg (which isn't really a sequel, it has nothin...

I just found out that Birthright part 1 and 2 for TNG are both missing.

This is going to be a pretty hard decision to make but have you considered maybe doing some videos as pure podcasts (or just with a background?). Perhaps that as an alternative to the constant struggle with copyright? We're all here for your observations after all. I'd be okay with that. I'm usuall...

Like who wouldn't shut it down when it's in the middle of Manhattan? Me, cause I know what happens when you improperly shut down a nuclear reactor. (hint it fucking explodes radioactive isotopes don't have an off switch) Although irrelevant since, as pointed out, it wasn't a nuclear reactor, but ev...

Anyway, I was never on board with the Blair Witch, and I don't know why. Same, Blair Witch never worked for me. I remember it was on TV late at night when I watched it, and I just thought it was silly. I'm not someone who's ever really scared by scary movies, but Blair Witch did nothing. It didn't ...

There's no anti technology message that the movie is giving. The Baku are a peaceful utopian society that has given up all technology. Because in real life, we have magical planets that live us live immortal disease-free lives without medicine. It could maybe be somewhat forgiven since the Baku are...

I still don't understand why your reviews can't be on YouTube. There are plenty of review channels that use as many or more show clips than you do. Even a lot of the old Channel Awesome content is back on YouTube. So what is blocking your reviews?

There's a bit at around 6:00 into the review where the guy talks about how they think some technological leaps, even on Earth, are the result of time travel. Isn't that canonically true in Star Trek? According to Voyager's "Future's End," 20th century computer technology was derived from the crashed...