Ohoyee, hoyee, hoyee?
No.
Oh.
See you next week.
Yeah.
Are we going to be high-end
or low-end G? Because we did a lot of recording.
No, no, no, that's fine.
You triggered me.
Well, here we are.
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You're not welcome here.
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Is that the two?
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Right.
Here we are.
What have you been doing for last fortnight?
What sci-fi have you watched?
Any?
No Star Trek.
Obviously Star Trek for today's episode.
The closest sci-fi I've watched was
I went back and watched 2012.
Which I haven't watched in ages.
I got it into my head and
I wanted to watch a bad film.
So I thought, oh I'll watch 2012.
That's the one with Nicolas Cage, isn't it?
And all the Mayans. No, 2012 is the Mayans.
But literally, briefly,
the Mayans knew and that's it.
Knowing was the one that I was
thinking about, which is the Nicolas Cage one.
Oh my god, that is a trash film.
And I will go back and watch it.
And it's all our pee-pee-poo-poo
aliens at the very end who basically say
oh yeah, we'll take the kids and it's a really depressing ending.
No, 2012, I forgot how good it was.
It's actually quite an enjoyable film.
It's not an enjoyable film.
And having kids has ruined that for me.
I have kids.
I now see children dying and things like that.
And then oh my god, what would I do
in that situation? And it starts over.
What am I going to do?
I used to think like if I watched a zombie thing
or I listened to like some zombie books
called The Undead by R. Hayward.
You should definitely, if you
ever listen to audiobooks or read
that's great. Like each book's a day.
Oh okay, that's a cool idea.
So he does a day. So every day
they're fantastic. But I used to
think oh yeah, if I was
in this situation I reckon I could survive
for a while. Now I'm a dad. I think
no, I'd die straight away. Because you'd be
so focused on sorting out.
Focused on the child. Yeah. And then if something happens
to them. And the wife.
If something happens to the child.
You'd off yourself. Yeah, I'd be like okay, eat me too.
Yeah, absolutely. What do I do? See if I can eat. I don't care now.
What's that? Zombie Cliff Richard?
Yeah, go on. You can have me.
Yeah, I've already got my pants down Cliff. Don't worry.
But that's the only kind of sci-fi
stroke fancy I've watched 2012.
It's a bit of a weird ending
2012.
The arcs that they've created
that the engines can't turn on unless
the doors closed. It's like who came up
with that idea? Yeah.
I liked it though.
It's not a bad film.
Oh god, I'm sorry. It's one of
the most miserable films as well with the
okay, I know
I'm the divorced dad and my
boy has said I really should try and get on with
Gordon, his new stepdad. So I'm
going to really try and get on with oh no, he's dead.
He's been pulled into the cogs and died a horrible
death. Oh well, I'll just get back with the family and make
them all happy again. Yeah.
It's like wow.
Right. As you said before,
I think it's always like
you said it about
jingle all the way, didn't you? Do one
thing and then suddenly it's all okay again.
Do one thing and now my daughter
no longer pisses in the bed and the wife is
happy with me again.
Yay. But it was really... Oh yeah, there's only
400,000 people left on Earth.
Oops. Result.
What have you been watching? I have actually watched some
stuff. Gee, oh no.
Yep, June Prophecies.
Oh, that's the TV series you're talking about.
Yeah, first episode. I sent you some photos of it.
So cool. It looked beautiful.
Yeah, looks great. Straight up
taken the art style from the films.
It's straight up the
things. It's... What
was I thought... It set so many
thousands of like 14,000
years, but like maybe not that
many. Like an obscene amount of time
before the films
because it's about the women
you know how
they all have that kind of priestess woman
with them. Yes. It's how that starts it
like that kind of started-ish.
And it sets so many thousands
of years or hundreds or whatever the year. And then
they're using the same technology.
And you think, did technology just freeze?
Did they get to a point in technology where nothing
changed? They're still using the same body armor
things. Did it never progress?
See, I don't
know the books so I couldn't tell you.
So I don't know if the books, that's
the truth. Maybe they hit
a limit in technology and
that limiting factor is
the world of spice and everything
else or was it just
not lazily written
but did the author not think
about actually if we progress
by X number of years
technology would change. Don't forget, when
was Dune written? Any ideas?
60s, 70s? Jesus.
Should we look it up? Have a quick look it up because
what you've got to remember is I don't
think anyone around
the 70s would have thought we would
have had technology advance as
quickly as we did.
So don't forget, early 1900s
we... 65.
Way earlier than I thought.
Don't forget, at that point, how
long had even airplanes been about?
You see my point?
So we've
got airplanes, we've got technology
and then look at computers.
We went from
the 1980s, well even the 1970s
with really low bit computers
we got to the 90s, modern
processors, so the 486s
of the world, the 586s,
then it became the Pentium II, the Pentium III
and then all of a sudden in the tiniest
of year gaps we went
from like an 800 MHz
processor to, oh yeah, that
processor got two cores and it can
achieve a core speed of like
4.8 GHz
in such a short time and I don't think
maybe back in 65
he necessarily thought that
technology would evolve in the same
way that
anything else does and maybe
there is the same technology because
in his eyes
it didn't need to evolve.
That is what they've got, it works
so it's going to stay the same in the
future, whereas we know now
that especially when it comes to technology
technology released
today in 10 years is going to be
vastly different. Mobile phones,
weapons technology, you name it, it's all
very different very quickly.
What an incredible mind to have though
to invent that, particularly
back in 65, to
think that would be what
the future was. I don't know, it kind
of feels like if that was written
today you could almost think
I can see where he's pulling these ideas
from, but then
no. Yeah, and it's same with
2001 A Space Odyssey.
You consider when
that was released people weren't
I'm pretty sure
people weren't using or
had even considered that
VDUs, visual display units
would be used to show
text or computer entry or anything
like that. So
for thinking of these people that create
these things is amazing
in comparison to what you get
with some of the modern stuff we get
anyway in film and TV.
I mean rinse
and repeat is commonly used isn't it
for most modern stuff at the moment
and obviously like Disney
to make it live action.
Yeah, I think with Disney
I think they're doing that for copyright.
I think to continue holding. It allows them to hold
the copyright, yeah, because obviously Lilo
and Stitch has announced their
so that's technically sci-fi
has announced it's shown its live
action trailer today.
Not blown away by it, but
you're right, it's about holding copyright
for longer and allowing it to be made to make
more money off a franchise
that they might lose
in the future. Well, How to Train Your Dragon
I think I posted the other day. I thought it was fake
but it's actually real. And it's frame for frame.
Moana, the rock is doing
Oh is he? Yeah.
Oh god. Okay.
Fucking Mr Steroids. What else
are we watching? He's wearing a bodysuit.
If you look at the pictures, it's got to be a bodysuit.
I mean I haven't seen a piece of it.
Maui's body is disproportionate.
So if you're going to go buy that, you've got to make him look
disproportionate.
Not really sci-fi. Day of the Jackal.
We watched all of Day of the Jackal. Eddie Redmayne.
Oh right. Well as many of them have come out.
It's the new TV series one, isn't it?
So we're up to date with that. That's brilliant.
Don't really need to spoil that, but
it's great. And when we, so
Arcane. Have you ever watched Arcane
on Netflix? No.
You might have been put off by it because
it's a League of Legends characters.
You might have heard about it. I've never even heard of it.
So you've got to watch it.
It is absolutely brilliant.
Arcane. Okay.
So the art style of the 3D graphics.
Nothing like it.
There is absolutely nothing like it.
It looks absolutely wonderful.
And it just follows these
sisters really. So we're rewatching
season one because we didn't remember it enough.
So all of season two has just literally just come out
maybe last week or the week before. But we're
rewatching season one because we didn't remember it enough.
Right. Okay. And yeah.
That's all I've got to say.
Watch Arcane everybody. You will not
regret it. From the very beginning.
And all the fight scenes. You know how
I went on about the Yibur fight scenes.
Same thing here.
Beautiful to look. Impactful
punches. Really
good story.
All the characters are engaging. Every
single one. There isn't a single character
and then you go, oh god this one's on screen.
Every single one is likeable
and dislikeable in their own ways.
And what style is it? Is it anime?
Is it
western cartoon? Is it
live action? It's kind of like, it's not live action.
So it's 3D
cartoon graphics but very
heavily stylised.
But you can see they've taken
and they're all American voice actors or English
voice actors or something. It's not like it's dubbed or anything.
But you can see there's like
anime influences
in some of the bits of it. But really
it's a westernised
based on
characters from League of Legends.
Created by, I think, the team
at Riot who make League of Legends themselves anyway.
I think, don't
quote me on that. But I think it's
interesting, if you create the game and you've got
a studio of artists then
it makes sense to.
Absolutely incredible. People should watch it.
So that's what I've been watching.
Nice.
Dos Ritos.
So for the last
time for a while.
We're talking Star Trek.
Funvat, I listened to
a podcast called The Retrospectors.
And they do an episode every day.
Every day.
It's a 10 minute episode every day.
And it's whatever happened in that day
in history. It's really good actually.
Sometimes, yeah, I might skip a couple of days
here and there when it's really something I don't care about.
Medieval stuff. But then
there's some interesting stuff. And the one on Friday
just gone.
The first interracial kiss.
Star Trek. But it's
not. That's the fun thing.
And I knew this fact already but listening to
the story and realising how many actually
happened before that.
There were dozens.
There were loads. And William
Shatner was involved in two of them.
But I think
the thing you take away from it
when you read about it is obviously
Star Trek fans like
Star Wars fans
like any fan enjoy gatekeeping
a little bit too much.
And when they get
their teeth into maybe a fact that has
been bastardised a little bit
too much
they start spouting it as
one of the reasons why Star
Trek is so much better. And obviously that one is.
And most people have heard it. Star Trek
is the first interracial kiss
on TV. And it wasn't. Not by
far. Film wise
it was Sidney Poitier and someone else.
There was a film with
a Japanese
lady, a Japanese man
getting with an American lady.
Oh my goodness. But that was film.
And then if you go by the TV and what they
were saying there were no end
of East Asian women
kissing men in various
different TV shows including William Shatner.
So I think really maybe what
they meant to say
even then this could still be wrong is
I think what they really wanted to say was
this is the first time on American
TV that we've seen a black woman
kiss a white man. Was it a prime time
American TV? I think something
along those lines. But even then
the bit I didn't know about this story was
everyone had to leave the set.
So they finished filming for the day and the final thing
they were going to film this day was
Shatner kissing
crap
Ahura. Nicole, I can't think of
her name now. But it's
Kirk kissing Ahura and all the
big suit men at the back of the studio
they filmed them kissing her
and then they said right we want one more shot
done from a further distance so
it could be misconstrued
what's going on. And apparently
only the cameraman could have seen this
but apparently when they went in for the kiss
William Shatner started putting
on a stupid face, he went cross eyed
so when it came to the next
day where they look at all the footage
it would have been too late. They couldn't use
that once. They had to go for the up close
it's definitely a kiss sort of thing
because the other one's got William Shatner
going cross eyed going
Woo. Get on him.
He doesn't get much praise from us
after the last episode.
No he doesn't. And it's funny and they bring up the fact
as well that actually you got
Ben and Nimoy and William Shatner both Jewish
and
at that time America was
was and can
still be just like most country
bigoted. So actually
these things weren't common on TV
so it was just an interesting topic
and seeing we were talking about Star Trek
I thought I'd steal their content.
Yeah. Well I
can't imagine doing an episode every single day.
Oh god no. Who would do that?
Well I think yeah who would do that?
Obviously they film theirs in huge bulk.
Yeah they must do.
Like every fortnight or whatever.
Yeah they must do it monthly I would have thought
but anyway
we are back.
So did you watch
the final episode of season 4?
We have both realised neither
of us has actually seen the last episode
of season 4 for some reason.
I sat down watching it on my sofa.
I was so into that final
episode. What an episode.
So I haven't watched it yet. I still haven't watched it yet.
Oh my mate you are
oh there is
a there is just some
beautiful amazingly funny comedy
in it. But
it's such a powerful
and good episode. It's got
everything you could want in it.
It's got emotion. It's got act.
It's just full on.
And you will be I was
laughing. I was cheering.
I genuinely
knew I was in the house on my own which is why I did.
But it was amazing.
It's one of the best
episodes I have ever seen
of Lower Decks. Well I've got to say
I think
I need it because
sorry to say to everybody I think
that episode 1 of
season 5 was probably the
weakest episode.
I still enjoyed
it because I love Lower Decks.
But I think it was
their weakest one.
Okay so I do
agree with you to an extent on that
one. I think it was a very lazy
episode. And it was
it was basically
I think what they've done is they've
so having not seen the final episode
of series 4 it's hard to really go into
this. But obviously you must have been
wondering why is Tindy a pirate now?
I think
I'd seen enough like clips of things
that I get that
she blew something up.
Or she did something to someone's ship
because she says it in the episode.
But the long and short of it is in
season 4 one of the
best jokes is
they finally find out who's been
destroying the ships. And it turns out
he's been liberating them instead and it's Nick
from that TNG episode.
Will Wheaton's in it by the way
that episode as
as himself
as his character.
And there's a
Wesley that's it. And there's a brilliant point
you've got Rutherford at the screen and he's just
like he looks just like Tom Paris.
Comes
back to him. He's like even the facials
he's exactly the same. And it's just
that's a brilliant joke for those of you that
don't obviously know what it is you get.
The actor that played Tom Paris in
Voyager also appeared in TNG as
Nick. Long and short of it. Very funny.
But yeah
to save
Beckett
they
go to
Tendi's sister
to borrow a ship. And
the long and short of it is
to have
the ship she has
to go back to be by her sister's
side and become a pirate again.
And obviously yeah they blow up
the ship and then that becomes a debt
that she now has to pay back until she can go back.
That's what's explained in this episode.
Exactly. So yeah we come to this episode but it feels like
this episode was basically
that. Then they realized
there's not really enough story to that.
So what other stories could we
do? Let's do Parallel Universe
which is fine.
However they'd
already done a fucking
brilliant brilliant job with
Strange New Worlds.
So
already it was on the back foot for the whole
Parallel Time U.I. sort of
weird stuff. Well I think the Strange New World wasn't
Parallel Universe it was just time travel.
Time travel and yeah.
But
then we've got this
just
pointlessness. It's just
really they're not bad
they're not evil. They're basically
slightly different by
4% does he say?
Something like that.
Different reality.
Boimler's got the Riker beard going
and he's got a little bit more confidence but
that's it.
I like the Shack.
The Shack too are just full
on bum chums at this point. It's brilliant.
But there's nothing
to it. Well they say they say their favourite
things are strangling Kardashians and the other one
was like that's mine too. Mine too.
I built
my body on strangling.
Something like that.
And then it was
straight up no matter
what you could see
other mariner was
going to basically do the switch route.
It was on the cards pretty
much from two minutes
after meeting them. That is
what's going to happen. And you're right
the word is predictable
and it just felt like two
stories that
had run out of steam
and didn't feel like they were going to go anywhere.
I can't I'm I'm sat here now
with my notes in front of me
trying to think of a moment
to tell you.
Like the other ones I can pick
moments. Oh god this joke was so funny.
Oh this bit was hilarious.
Which I just did with the final episode of series
four. In this
episode. Sorry.
Let's see if that picks picked up.
I can't think
of these funny bits.
But there isn't a bit I can go to you and go oh yeah
you meant that bit was my favourite bit.
There wasn't one. I think the funniest bit
in this episode is when all the
pirates quietly admit to
Tendi that I don't want
to kill people. I want to get
out of being a pirate as well.
And that bit genuinely is quite
a nice bit because it's like
she's realising that actually not
everyone on the Orion side of it are
these horribly brutal people who just believe
in pirating and stealing.
They had like cute bits.
I'd say they had cute bits. Rutherford calling the other one
Otherford. Otherford. That's cute.
Funny. Cute. And I like the bit
was what did you just call him?
I called him Otherford. That's
so... What's he
say? He's obviously... Does he say
that's cute or no? He says um...
Boimler's bearded
version. Basically he just
goes that's so and you think oh he's going
to say it's disgraceful. But he just likes it.
That's really cool. I just really
like it. Just really really positive.
Other things I liked. Blue
Orions and green Orians.
I thought I actually quite enjoyed that they just pronounce
it differently. It's just the girls and the boys
basically the same species.
What else? Because I've made
little lists all the way through.
Oh. Yeah.
And again I'm thinking about
the final episode of season four. Not the
episode we're talking about. Yeah. Season five.
Because I just literally thought oh that was a really funny
moment. Wrong episode.
Boimler getting off his chair and doing the Reiche
manoeuvre. Yeah. Again a little
moment. A nice you know
a little funny little bit but not
really like a stand out.
Or the Vulcan at the end going
remarkable. She's
swapped. Yeah. Ha ha ha. Yeah.
She's joking. Fascinating.
I just I'm going through it.
All my notes here.
It wasn't a bad episode. Let's keep it at that
because that's an important thing to say.
It isn't a bad episode.
It's definitely not bad. I enjoyed. It's got the DNA
of Lower Decks. It's enjoyable.
It's definitely better than some
of the stuff we've had previously from
other parts of the Star Trek universe.
But it's not the
quality I expect of Lower Decks.
And my genuine concern
is were
these written after they were told?
Yeah. Your end of life.
We've got to wrap things
up. Basically because does that mean
the writers are like well what's the point? Why should
I give the most? Why should I try
and create something that people are
going to really get invested in? Get their heart
invested in when I know
that when it comes around to episode number eight
or ten whatever it is on
Lower Decks that
that's it. Yeah.
You know what was a nice touch actually?
Phillips. His alternate was King Phillips.
That is a nice call back
to very many few
seasons before. That was a great episode as well
when his mother's always trying to get him
to take the throne. Yeah. But again
it's kind of like it's
only funny because it was funny
elsewhere. Yes. You know what I mean?
Because it makes you think about a funny thing
back. So that was like oh that's
King Phillips. That's the one decision that was made
differently. He's actually still on the ship but
now he's King you know
which was the whole problem with it. But
I don't feel like I want to
go play by play with it.
It's so short. There isn't much
point. It actually felt
heading towards excluding
the comedy. It genuinely felt more towards
a TNG episode. Yeah.
Let's we've got to build this bridge between
the two ships. We can
open it up. Oh my god.
It turns out there's been a little bit of
treachery. We've sorted it out. End of episode.
That's a TNG episode.
Dare we say this one was phoned in?
Is it that bad?
I mean because I did enjoy it.
I want to really make it the point
I did enjoy it. But at no point
did I actually sit there
and laugh out loud. I got some smiles
at myself of like oh yeah I like that.
That's cute. But other episodes
I've literally burst into
laughter. Well like I said, the final episode
of series four you need to watch
because I was genuinely
everything. So so so
many different emotions.
Right so brief
pause then. So a couple of bits
we did notice then. Opening credit
battle. There's a few extra
things extra in it. Is it the hand?
So there's a hand which is Apollo's hand
grasping the Borg cube from
the original series and that's from an
episode called Who Moans the Earth.
Who Moans for Adonis?
Which is the episode
which we were talking about at the beginning which is
the interracial kiss. Basically
they worship Greek gods
on this planet, these aliens. And
they basically use the Greek god
powers to make them all do things that they're not meant
to. You've got Tholian shipped
weaving a web from the original series
the Tholian web as well turns up
in it. And then you've got Vege's
probe cloud from Star Trek the Motion
Picture. That's the giant thing right?
So I noticed a hand in the giant thing
yeah. Yep so we've got
a little bit of a new one. I don't know if that's
going to be in all of them or if that was just a
particular one for the one off. I'm hoping it
will be in all of them. It would be nice that they've actually updated it a little
bit for this series.
It would be nice if they updated it every series.
It would be really good. That would be quite a nice touch.
Maybe they did, maybe we just never noticed.
Maybe we did notice it yeah.
The blue orions then. Any idea where they came
from? Because the orions turned up in the original
series. No.
They turned up in the animated series.
Okay. And they were a
one off character on the animated series
and they're probably going to be a one off.
They're not going to be a one off character are they? Because they've just
gone to war. Yeah. With
the green orions.
The green orions. Sorry, yes you're right.
We are in a really difficult spot
because so often
an episode of Star Trek
gives us loads to talk about.
There isn't.
I know we sometimes
do the blow by blow
but even if it feels like we already have
done the blow by blow bit to it
by just talking about the bits that we enjoyed.
Yeah. It's a
little bit bittersweet for me because
it's the last Star Trek one
we're going to be doing on
the pod while it's named after Star
Trek. Well we're going to do Star Trek
again but it's not going to be for a while.
And let's face it, this is where the Untitled
Trek show spawned from it.
Spawned from Lower Decks. Yeah.
And we did
that Lower Decks episode with
the guys from the Save Lower Decks on Facebook
and it's
technically the last season and I just, for me
it's very bittersweet that I didn't
actually, I wasn't
there thinking, oh this is so good I can't
wait to watch all the rest of Lower Decks.
You know. Whereas at the moment I was like, I'm
going to watch them because I love Lower
Decks. But if I was basing my
whole process on this one episode
probably wouldn't. I
probably wouldn't be sat here going
you know, because I only watched Lower Decks
because you were saying to me, you've got to watch this. You will
like this. Because I remember we said I just
rushed it. 100%. And don't forget
the first time I watched it I wasn't blown away.
I watched it in the wrong mood completely
and just thought, no, not
more crap. Went back and watched
it a second time and then was glued to
it. So it's
one of these shows that you do need to give a chance
to but also be in the right
mind for. But it's not the matter of
being in the wrong mind this time. It is just
a matter of, I think, you know
the more I think about it, you nailed on the head
it felt phoned in. I'm
glad it's back. But
I expected
more. Yeah. I think
if you had said to me, oh no, this was a brilliant episode
I might have watched it again.
Because I'm going to watch the end of season 4 which I really
should have done. Maybe I should watch that and then re-watch
this one and see if I think differently of it.
Plus not using the eyes of I need
to pay attention to certain things for the show.
Yes. And I do wonder
actually I make the point
of painting it even.
I might be painting it
in an unfair light here as in
I'm being unfairly positive
about it because of how
good the episode that preceded it was.
Honestly I came out of the
episode before it buzzing.
Really, really buzzing
thinking, shit, we'd not
seen Lower Decks this good.
This is amazing.
So I came into it
full of dopamine, full of happiness,
full of I'm well up for this.
I'm glad it's back.
So maybe I'm being overly positive.
Maybe you're not the one that's actually
in the wrong here or thinking
that you're in the wrong. Maybe
it was overly disappointing
for more than just us.
You know what I really like the idea of?
When we start the show again
next year. Doing it with Star Trek.
No, and we talk about, because I think we're going to do
Ghostbusters, aren't we?
And we both go, what have you watched over the holiday?
And all we do is talk about Lower Decks.
Lower Decks.
Well that's it.
That is it. That's it.
The Christmas special.
The next episode is
the Christmas special.
I will pop a trailer out for it
before then.
And if I have a better idea
of the exact date.
Still aiming for the 16th, but if something happens
you know, I'm realising already
it's going to be a massive
hall of a edit.
So as I said last time,
if it's not out on the 16th, I will tell you when.
Just check out
Watch this space.
Yeah, check out Bluestar Guy X.
Either mine or Tom's.
Whoever you follow. Doesn't matter.
You'll see it on one of us.
Yeah, so
that's it for the Untitled Trek show.
If you want it for hearing us
to talk live on the Untitled Trek show.
That's the last one.
Yeah.
So don't delete this feed
after you've listened to this episode.
We are just going to change the name on the feed.
So the picture may
or may not change.
We've not decided on the artwork yet.
I think that's going to fall really in line with
deciding on the ultimate final name of the show,
isn't it?
But the feed will remain this feed.
So new episodes will still appear in this
feed. We're not going to create a new one.
You're not going to have to add something.
You're going to search through the various
archive all bloody search facilities
at Apple, Spotify, Amazon, you name it.
Just keep this one. Name will change.
It'll still be good.
That's it. As we said,
all the features are still going to be there.
We're still going to be doing skits.
It's still going to be the shit show. It will still be the shit show.
The shit show is still going to be
flying about the space.
We'll have Trek roulette. It might evolve
slightly when it finally comes out.
Mug watch is going to evolve to the
entire multiverse of all
sci-fi.
Was there any mugs in this episode? I didn't spot any.
No, the only mug was us watching it.
Zing!
Oh, Paramount, what have you done?
And the new, the brand new
feature
brought, invented by TJ
over on channel
on the variety show pod
is the new
nonce watch.
Oh, no!
No, that is not happening.
We are not having nonce watch.
It's going to be like trash talk.
Trash talk, yeah. Nonce watch.
Yeah, we miss you, Killer Rabbit, guys.
We do miss you, Killer Rabbit.
Command functions are offline.
Right, where can they find us?
You can find us on our email
addresses at podcast
at channel84.co.uk
or rob for me
at channel84.co.uk
or tom, tom at
no, TJ, TJ
at channel84.co.uk
Even in the last episode of the Unsighted Trek show
he still can't do it.
TJ at channel84.co.uk
And it is
our website is www.channel84.co.uk
and you can find
all of the Studio Channel 84
shows there.
Untitled Trek so it's going to be renamed
something else, the variety show
which is Tom and I. Who takes
the socks off? Simon and
Ross and
Adam and Karen with Lightly Used.
I had a fucking blank then.
Yeah, I heard the brain fart.
Yeah, Lightly Used with
Karen and Adam.
Find us on Twitter
at the Untitled Trek show
or the variety show. Are you at the
variety show on Twitter?
Underscore the variety show.
No, I'm Underscore channel 84
aren't I?
Underscore channel 84 and Underscore Untitled Trek show.
Over on Blue Sky just search for the Untitled Trek show.
Or
search for...
Or you can look up if you know how to use
Blue Sky, go to lists and look up Studio
Channel 84 and you can find all of us listed there
and you can just follow us all with one click of a button.
That too.
So that's it, I guess.
Thank you very much everyone who've
enjoyed the show. Yeah, thank you for all
the Star Trek questions, everything
like that. It's not going anywhere.
The show's still going to exist.
We are still going to do Star Trek content.
We're just expanding.
Like the universe.
Since I cut out the last one,
it's already fucking Christmas.
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