Classic science fiction television series like Lost in Space (1965-1968) demonstrated that compelling storytelling and character development are more important than advanced visual effects, as evidenced by the show's enduring popularity despite simple practical effects like visible wires and stiff costumes. The discussion highlights how modern remakes often prioritize visual effects over narrative quality, and how classic sci-fi's focus on human drama, character relationships, and imaginative scenarios created lasting cultural impact that newer productions struggle to replicate.
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Get out my lost in space.
Danger. Danger. Danger.
Robinson.
Beware of the chair.
Classics.
Beware of the mouse.
Classics.
Beware.
Lost my soul.
Came from space lay.
This ain't no dream.
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Jedi master lost in space.
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Popping in like a weasel. Well, glad to see you popping in.
That's all right.
We we need some de we need some details about the horse Dan.
>> Oh, he is good about giving up the info when he wants to.
>> He's a sneaky one that funk.
>> Gavin Blackburn in the house.
Yes, the wrench of wrenches. He's been with me since my first episode.
>> Oh, >> yes, he has. Well, Jill was was with just been with me from the get-go, too.
But she she specifically does Lost in Space. So, and once in a blue moon, I will jump on Shellback. I got your link out there, buddy. Come on and join us.
The water's fine.
>> Yeah. And we'll even let you fart in the jacuzzi.
>> I mean, I can call him a seaman even though he's an airman if we'll get him here faster.
>> Airman. Airman.
Rocket Man. Wait, >> I got I know. I got Seaman. I got Rocketman. I got airmen. You know, Jedi.
It >> No.
>> Got lost.
>> Wait. We need this clip.
>> Hold your tongue, you silly goose.
>> Your wish is my command. Oh, Caban.
>> That was a guy in there, Bob May, that used to do that [ __ ] His name was Bob May. The man that robot.
>> Oh, no way. Especially this one.
Computers. My computers. Where are my computers? The lights. Who turned out the lights? Dr. Smith. Will Robinson.
>> Those are some of my best moments. No.
No. No. Won't get me there any faster.
She Shell back said, >> "All right, a girl can try, Shell. A girl can try."
>> Ah, he wants to walk the plank.
I I you know Jedi when you play those clips I adore those old robots there is >> yeah I grew up with that I was four years old when I started watching this show so that is ingrained you know the robot like some of these clips I some of it's like some of these great clips right here Oh, that's a good >> I mean that was from uh the space primeval season 3 episode and uh the robot does that to blend and it's really when we've gotten full camp at this point in the series when we get to those episodes and the episode I'm doing right now on shorts is uh the revolt of the androids. It is a lot of campy funny stuff. But De Hartford who was in season one was in season two. The android machine is back and she is the same character Vera but she has become more human evolved as an android and there's this android destroyer comes to destroy her and take because there's a revolt and she didn't want to get disassembled cuz she started becoming human. So she ends up finding the planet where the Robinsons are on.
coincidentally, >> right?
>> And she reunites with Penny and they had a good little moment because they were good buddies when she was actually an android at the beginning. I mean, if you watch both episodes, they're really wonderful. They compliment each other within the series. They bring back a few of the guests a couple times, especially Dan Masterson. He plays in a few episodes a couple alien an alien in one episode called the sky is falling where he doesn't speak at all. They're called the Torons. It's season one. It's a season one episode.
>> I'm just like I I know I'm catching flies over here, but it's just when you're talking about the androids and the humanity and you know I'm such a tra I'm such a like Voyager girl and DS9.
>> I don't do Voyager. No, no disre was on it. Bill Mummy had a cameo on Deep Space 9 and I think he he was going to he was on a few bill but Babylon 5 was his thing too.
>> Hey J, I I've always wanted I've always wanted to know >> because you seem to do a lot of Irwin Allen type stuff. Uh, >> do you ever think you'll be doing anything for the time tunnel?
>> I'm done. Yeah, that's on my list. Once we get through Lost in Space, we're going off into Land of the Giant, then Time Tunnel, and Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea because that's the longest season. We've got so much content coming in the future, guys.
>> So many episodes to cover. So many great Allen classics, not to mention squeezing in some bee movies, Earth Rust, The Flying Sauces, Forbidden Planet. We're going to talk about those classics.
We're strictly staying under the 80s.
80s and under. We're going to do Logan's Run. We're going to talk about that classic. Westworld, which was a great movie. U Briner, Future World. There's going to be a lot of upcoming great classic science fiction discussion. I have a lot of content behind me and a lot of great stories. We can talk about Buck Rogers in the 25th century. We're going to go over that. That kind of takes us into the 80s, but it's still classic science fiction in my opinion because it's over 25 years. But I never I you know J you bring this appreciation for it that somebody like me you're getting me intrigued between you and case and people in our chat and people we've been with on the panels. It it makes me want to go I want to know I want to know where my truck came from. I want to know where my not truck I want to know where my sci-fi came from.
And I love that you're sharing this with everybody and you guys >> That was a great movie. Soilent Green with Charlton Hon.
>> Yeah, >> that's a classic. Soilent Green is a very good one. I like to go over that one, too. I like to do the Andromeda strain. Gogg.
>> Oh, one of my >> Gog is a great one, too. There's uh This Planet Earth. There's so many retro sci-fi Planet of the Apes series. We're going to cover them. I have all of them.
We're going to get to I mean, this is This channel is just going to be It's I'm going through Lost in Space first because it Lost in Space is my thing and we're going to go through those seasons and in between we're going to mix up other sci-fi in it. But with the shorts to come, once I finish up with Lost in Space, then I'm going to be doing season one of uh Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea because I already have that one on DVD in black and white. So, and then after that, I will purchase season two, three, and one on eBay, and I will do we'll break it down. And the same with Time Tunnel, and of course, Land of the Giant and all the other good ones.
Oh man, I just found a new home.
>> I know. I was like I was like Katie Scite isn't lighting up as much as normal, but I was like >> they don't make things like this film.
They don't make >> They don't make the science fiction the quality. Yes, you're getting stunned by distracted by beautiful stunning CGI effects. But what you're missing Good evening, Fast. Great to see you, sir.
Welcome aboard. And uh the thing is you're getting stunning special effects.
You're getting no no story.
>> The stories are where it's at.
>> I want good storytelling. I want good science fiction. Like like some of the episodes that I delve into the gloss like the antimatter man where they have John's opposite side is doppelganger and then antimatter world and even the anti the opposite of the robot. There was a funny scene where the robot meets his alternate self and the and he's like mean and evil and then the other robot goes I feel sorry for you. He goes go away punk. Yeah, you know, it's the same guy actor doing the voice, but I'm just the way they would write those stories when I was a Those were the greatest.
>> But it made you chuckle. It made you engage. And even looking back at this, the >> costumeuming the even the lighting effects, they're so simple, but the story was greater. You know, it took the imagination to that whole other level, which is the appreciation about this old stuff that I'm getting from you guys.
>> Well, this season one costumes, their spaceacuits, they were so stiff they had to lay on ironing boards and an angle because they were the first season they were so stiff and there was a wire and there's one in in the first episode they have to turn off the gravity. So they're on wires and you can see and Bill Mumie says that was one of the most expens uncomfortable being up on those wires when they him and Penny were floating around and doing something they were having fun but he said it was very the the contraption back then >> right >> you know because you could be you could see the wires barely but even back then cuz the girls hairs went you know you see the the wire pull the hair up back then especially if you get the Blu-ray You can't help but see the why.
>> Well, no, cuz they're that much. Yeah.
>> Yeah. But this this is like I'm saying, you didn't focus on that. It was about what was going on around you. The whole thing, the action, >> the explosions, >> and of course, >> the survival of a family, the first family in space.
>> Yeah.
>> So, >> what you got, Case? Well, I would >> talk. Don't let me do it all. I was just going I was just going to say, you know, as somebody who likes to tell stories myself, it's really disheartening because when you watch stuff like Lost in Space, when you watch when you watch all the stuff that I grew up on as a kid, all the movies that I grew up with, these people, they of course they remake things because they don't know how to tell a good story.
And it's depressing.
>> Yeah, it is. And it bugs me. It bugs me because I don't want to see him make Lost in Space again, but I want to see someone write another story about I want other I want other science fiction. I want different adventures. There's so many things they can discover. I mean like the M I mean like Jupiter like a science fiction that involves the planet of Jupiter. They tried to do it. Jupiter Ascending or something. They put Ma Cloonus in it. Was really bad.
>> Oh, I was like, you're like me. I'm like, oh, does it really I like >> I used to like that 70s show.
>> Okay. I All right. I have a soft spot for that one, too.
>> Yeah, I used to like that show. I like Ashton Kusher and I used to like them all until I found out the other guy was a creepy Never mind. We won't tell. I think I think the dynamics the dynamics in that show were relatable.
>> Yeah. Yeah. But uh yeah, TV is definitely when I grew up it was Happy Days, Leverne and Shirley, Chico and the Man.
>> Oh yeah.
>> Speed racer and all my law and all my uh Flintstones, Jetsons, Yogi Beer, Road Runner >> cartoons, man. Real >> I know. But what I love is that you guys are actually speaking of so many shows like Lever and Shirley Incorporated like >> used to watch those Lenny and Squiggy and those two were funny as hell. I mean I just love the way the Tuesday nights was Happy Days Lever and Shirley. Then you had Bob New Hart Wednesday night.
Then my mother used to Oh, the I Love Lucy reruns.
Mr. Ed, >> I can watch Mr. Ed reruns until my eyes fall out, especially the one when he meets the Dodgers.
>> And I was definitely the Ethel of the I Love Lucy back in the day. So >> Oh my god, I love I Love Lucy.
>> The Chocolate Factory one where they're just >> Yeah. Yeah. I like it when they would make the barbecue pit and she uh or or the I I forget what she did. She put all the meat and something and she goes, "Get ready for the world's biggest barbecue." That crying.
>> I Well, I love personally the the one where she goes and she's hacking the the vitamin the vitamin supplement.
>> Oh, Vitavita Veimix.
>> Oh, that was so good.
>> Yeah. And it turns out to be like almost all alcohol.
>> All alcohol. Vitavita Veimix. And it tasty, too. I think I'll try some. And she did it like 10 takes >> and then at by the end she goes vitamix and then flops down on the ground.
>> Yeah, it tastes like candy too.
>> Star Wars was after 75, 1977.
Jaws.
>> There were a lot of good movies after the 70s. I'm just saying all the stuff we're getting today is all recycled [ __ ] Yeah, because the idiots don't know.
First of all, if you if you take away their messaging, they've got nothing to work with. That's all they know.
>> And another What else was I going to My brain's like tonight. So, no, what they've done was like this new Avengers movie. They're trying to set it up with the Spider-Man. They're doing a lot of deception, I think, with this Avengers uh Doomsday. Of course, I'm gonna go see it out of blatant curiosity.
I just want to see it. I because I like Robert Downey Jr. and I know the movie is probably going to be not that good, all convoluted, and they're trying to going to get everybody in it in characters that really I don't give a [ __ ] about like Changi.
But I want to see him. I want to see Robert Downey Jr. play Doom. I just want to see what it's all about.
>> I'll I'll watch it and I'll give it an honest review.
>> But I'm not gonna I I just I'm not going to tear some I can't do it until I see it.
>> No. And I And I love that. And I love that.
>> See the Fantastic Four. I couldn't get through the first hour. I couldn't watch it to give it a review. It was that bad.
>> See, and this is why I have you guys.
>> I fell asleep. I fell a [ __ ] sleep.
Excuse my language. The first hour of that movie, I fell asleep. I literally was like, I'm done. I couldn't watch it.
It was so And it was like the powdered blue pastel exploded in your face.
>> Oh, no.
>> I like the retro colors. I like what they were trying to do, but the story was ass.
>> See, but if you don't have the story, your like you said, Jedi, if you don't have the story, your effects are >> It doesn't mean nothing. No, >> like the new like The Lost in Space on Netflix has got amazing unbelievable visual effects, but the story is so freaking solid. That's what I was hoping Zach would have been on tonight for because he was going to we were going to talk about that. But that that story and that script was so solid and each season was better. And the only thing we felt bad about is they cut the last season short. Hey Padre, good evening sir.
Welcome in.
So uh that right there, Silent Running is a very very Moheadsky.
>> Very good, good movie. Silent Running 1972.
I have that. That's a classic.
>> That's a fantastic movie.
so well filmed and the visual effects are amazing for Silent Running.
>> Okay, I'm putting that one on my list, guys. That's got to be on my list.
>> That's a good watch.
>> Sunday Night Movie Night.
>> There's some cool little robots in it, too.
>> Yeah. Bruce Stem. Yeah.
Yeah. There's like You ever see Doc Star? That's a corny like bee. It started out to be just like a project and uh John Carpenter made it.
>> Yeah, I think I did.
>> And it's a it's kind of cheesy, but it's fun. It's a fun classic B sci-fi movie.
>> Yeah, Buckaroo Bonsai. I didn't like that. I was not impressed with that movie.
No, >> I didn't like Howard the Duck either.
Spielberg tried but he failed.
>> Okay. Okay. Jedi, what would have made Howard the Duck sing for you?
>> Making it today with better visual effects. It looked too fake back then.
They was >> they didn't have this for that kind of movie. Then the practical effects weren't good enough in my opinion.
Looked it made it look too like a man in a suit.
>> I like that. That is >> that's why Lucas didn't make the prequels until he developed the CGI thing. He waited those years because he didn't have the money and the technology for them to because he squeezed so much [ __ ] into the prequels even though they hold up. Yeah, it is a classic. But I just think the the duck itself, Papa Cotton, could have been just a little bit more believe made believable, you know, like they did in the Guardians movie. I thought the duck looked a lot better, their version.
Just saying.
>> I love the Papa asked things because I feel things. That was awesome.
>> That was awesome, Papa. That is one of my >> my jams. Thank you a lot.
>> And uh another good old science fiction movie is the Reattle Star Galactica movie 19 I think it was 78.
>> The one I I saw that at the cinema.
>> Loren Green. It was hard to watch him go from Bonanza to playing Adama.
>> Well, I gotta say as a kid I as a kid I still loved it.
>> Oh, Battlestar Galactic is great.
There's a lot of good stories when they get all the criminals together to take out that big laser Sylon laser. That >> Yeah, >> there's a lot of good two-part episodes.
And when they met that guy, Count Nibbi.
>> Oh, >> and they thought he was God. He was actually like the the space devil.
really neat.
>> I gotta say, as a kid, that really scared the crap out of me.
>> Yeah.
>> When I found out who it was.
>> Yeah. And that was a really And Lucifer that played the act the actor that did the voice of Lucifer in season one of Battlestar Galactica was another none other than Jonathan Harris from Lost in Space. He was doing voice acting towards the end of his career and he played Lucifer's voice. Oh, that's pretty incredible.
>> Yeah. And he did it great, too, with that Dr. Smith style inonation that he have and he really brought it home. You guys are got to talk. My mouth is My jaw is killing.
>> Sorry. Sorry. Sorry. It's the ta It's the talent. It's the I really feel like I missed out on some of the best sci-fi because we were born much later. But I love that that sci builds on my sci-fi, but I want to know more about your sci-fi.
>> That's >> like I go back to those days.
>> That's a nice figure. His Lucifer figure is cool as hell.
>> I like that one. Cotton. I've seen that.
He showed that one.
>> I I had I had to wonder. Um, now as far as the Battlestar Galactica movie that made it into theaters, didn't they say they had uh they did the soundtrack for that in uh what do they call it? Sense surround >> surround sound back then.
>> Okay. Yeah, because >> Yeah, they didn't have the Dolby 5.1 yet. That came in early 90s, I think.
Because I remember I bugged my I bugged my mother to see that in the theater and she's like there's no way.
And >> you guys are 80s kids. Oh my god. Me and Casey are the old fats here.
>> Yeah. Yeah. I was like I was like I was like that's why I want to add more.
>> But to me >> learning >> we're learning and I want to learn because I love the experience. I love getting to see things through y'all's eyes because there's things that I saw on a rerun that it made me giggle. It made me laugh. It made me feel whole.
>> But having to go back and watch.
>> Yeah.
>> And I'm breaking the fourth wall.
>> Yeah. You are killing me here, Smalls.
>> You killed me. Smalls.
>> I don't like that either. I don't like that at all. Cotton. I don't like when they take a character and change them. I don't like it. Yep. Yep. Exactly. Derek Benedict, I agree. When they did that to the new series, that was the only thing that that really pissed me one of the few things that pissed me off about that was that particular character. Why? Why not just keep it a dude? Does it matter?
Did it really matter?
>> What?
>> I was 14 in 79 when that came out.
You know, I got I got to I got to say there there there are a bunch of things about the about the new reboot for Galactica that I just never got into.
First of all, how come it is that when you're supposed to be on these ships that came from a futuristic planet and you are you need to communicate with somebody in the fleet, you see somebody pull out something that looks like a rotary telephone.
I don't you look at some of the stuff that they use on some of the shows I'd watch grow I mean the the the communicators in Star Trek the little foot communicators the first season and you know they they they just technology evolve the you know >> Yeah. But I always I always wonder though did te did technology evolve because we were pushed by the movie industry. So the thing is is when you look at the parallels between how technology evolved and then our movies, it's sometimes I almost wonder the chicken before the egg, right? So there's so many great men and women that have wrote these stories about the sci-fi with all these things in it and then poof, miraculously 20, 30 years later we have him.
>> Stanley Cubic is like one of the best sci-fi writers is one of one of the best writers. He wrote 20 thou you know 2000 Arthur C. Clark one another amaz Clark wrote the book 2001 Stanley Kubrick made the excuse me the talk about great storytelling I had to watch that movie three times Thursday 1974.
>> Yes papa we know your birthday it's in my calendar.
>> Yep. He's going to be 53.
Are you still a young pup?
>> Where is he?
>> We got a visitor. Shel my >> I can hear you.
>> I'm I'm trying something new. I actually came in through the laptop >> instead of being on the phone.
>> Oh, he's getting spicy Jedi shells upgraded.
>> It sounds so good.
>> It sounds good.
>> Show back here.
>> I I had I had to shop for a damn avatar picture though cuz I mean I I tried putting one on. I tried putting one on and then it's like, "Oh, it can only be a JPEG or a couple other, you know, whatever styles." And I'm like, >> I'm like, "Fuck you." You know, it's like I had because I had a cool ass I found a cool ass freaking, >> you know, mural like freaking picture of the of the cast of DS9. I was like, "Yeah, yeah, that'll be that'll be good." Nope.
>> That is >> nope. No, it wouldn't take it. It said no moths.
>> It It wasn't the right kind. It either has to be a a JPEG or one of one of two other kinds. I can't remember what it said, but >> All right. This clip is for you, Shawback.
>> I knew him well.
Here we go. Mberry bush. The bush. The bush. Here we go. Bush. So early in the morning.
Sorry, I love the song. I Mo Bush is so my jam, but okay.
>> Well, he must have got dizzy in there.
Bob may >> I was >> I talked to his I talked to his wife and his daughter every so often. They have a tribute page on Facebook and I uh we uh do I post pictures and stuff for them and they're very friendly folks and he never was put in the credits. They never put up Gavin. They never put him Oh, we got to play Gavin's favorite scene.
>> Gavin has a favorite.
>> Whom are we discussing?
>> MR. KA, YOU DUNCE THE GOLDEN MAN.
>> You must be mistaken, sir. The gentleman and I have never met.
That's one of Gavin's favorite.
You know, you know, I was I was listening to the and I'm I'm assuming you were talking about uh uh because I heard Dirt Benedict, >> you know, this is while I was shopping for my damn picture here. Um, but I heard Benedict and and changing people and I'm like, "Oh, they must be talking about freaking Battlestar Galactica and putting Katie Sack off, you know, as Starbuck."
And that's one of the times when like, you know, one of the cases on a show where I didn't have any issue with this with the swappity swaps because they, you know, if you're going to do it, in my opinion, they did it right on that show, you know, and they didn't make they didn't make a big deal out of, oh, look, Starbucks is a woman now. hear her roar, you know, whatever. And >> papa, >> it's it's like plus, you know, they they didn't um what was it?
Like there was one scene on there where she was uh arguing with Apollo or whatever and I don't know like she like she hit him I think right during the argument and he hauled off and he hauled off and freaking clocked her ass back and I'm like I'm like hey equal rights equal lefts.
>> Well and that would never happen nowadays. So, I love that you said that >> and you know and not well they let's see who else. So, uh they Adama um um Admiral Adama. So, they switched Lauren Green, you know, >> they kind of had two, >> you know, they they they made they made Lauren Green a Mexican guy. They made um [ __ ] what's his name? The number two guy. Um his name's escaping me right now.
>> Huh? Uh, wasn't it Boomer in the show?
>> No, no, no. Colonel whatever.
>> Huh?
>> Colonel Ty.
>> Ty. Yeah. So, Ty, if I remember correctly, Tai in the original show was a black dude, right?
>> Yes, he was.
>> Yes, he was.
>> Okay. So, >> I loved as a character.
>> So, they switched a white dude for a freaking Mexican or Latino. They they switched a black dude for a white dude.
They switched a uh black dude uh who was Boomer in the original show for an Asian chick in the new one.
And then we already covered that they, you know, they switched a white guy for a white girl in in Starbucks.
But the thing is like they they did it they did it good or they did it right, you know? They didn't So, you know, it's like they they weren't I don't know if they were doing it to me. They weren't doing it just for the sake of doing it.
>> Welcome, Tucker.
>> And they switched to a white sock with a black sock.
>> Oh. Uh >> oh. Oh, there he goes.
Oh, >> it's a I'm like I'm like, "Oh, he Tucker's like, "Oh, >> I'm sorry. I didn't see you under there, Tucker, because we're >> I never usually have a panel this big."
So, >> dude, I just got I just got home a little bit ago, man. I I I just I just popping real quick.
>> No, it's okay. Yeah, we're not going We're not going long tonight because my mouth is killing me.
>> No, and thank goodness it looks better and we love you, Jedi. Thank you for hosting. No, I just next week is Lost in Space episode. So, I figure I get in a hangout tonight >> and just chill out because I didn't really have anything prepared and Jill was busy. So, it worked out nice.
>> So, I get to get that little hangout, little stream time in, then I'll just go like and watch some cooking shows after with the wife.
>> Nice.
>> And do me a favor and give my best to Gordon Ramsay.
>> Yeah. Well, I'll tell him. I say, "Hey, where's my beef Wellington, man?"
>> And if he makes any kind of bread, let me know. Yeah. If you Yeah.
>> I like it when he gets so mad and if they hand him a piece of raw fish and he finally slaps it, he goes, "Touch it.
Touch it. Touch it." He goes, "I serving this dog food." Smacks it.
>> It's It's It's the Yes, chef. Yes, chef.
That gets me every time.
>> Yeah. My pre-teen crushes.
>> Yeah. Cotton was Angela Cartwright and the blunt ma Christa and even the mom at times when I became a pre-teen was pretty hot.
Drew Lockat. I loved her on Petticoat Junction too.
>> Yeah.
>> Oh my god. But Petticoat Junction was >> so good.
>> Definitely.
>> I feel like such an old soul when I say that. It was >> I was I had a mad crush on Angela Cartright in season three, especially with those go-go boots on there.
>> Oh my god. And they were so >> And her and her and Smith are dancing together and they got him all hippied out.
>> I got to get that short. I got to get that short and have that ready one of these times.
>> I remember that too >> cuz it was the best. The boots were made for walking.
>> That was from the episode called The Promised Planet.
>> Wow. season three.
>> Hey J, I I I got one I gota ask you about.
>> Yeah.
>> One of my I ended it might even be the same episode, I don't know, but there was an episode in like the last season, I think, where they had uh Smith would breathe something and all of a sudden he turned into this big >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That's called Collision of the Planets.
>> Thank you. season three. Yeah. His hair get he turns green. His hair gets big.
He picks the robot up by its neck. Yes.
Out of my way, booby. And he picks him up and he becomes all strong. And one of the actresses, Linda Gay Scott, which is a friend of mine also. She used to be in Batman. She was one of Joker's henchwoman on on the original Batman. Frank Gorshin, the Riddler. Excuse me. Frank Gorshin sidekick. Linda Gay Scott. Look her up. She's a very beautiful She's still a beautiful woman to this day.
>> Now that's got a reaper thinking.
>> Yeah. Yeah. I would look her Linda Gay Scott. She was quite the stunning actress in her day. She was also in Westworld with Charles Brolan with James, excuse me. She played that uh robot. She was a very voluuptuous attractive woman. So, she played that in the movie Westworld, too. She was in the movie Westworld. Linda Gay Scott.
>> Oh, I gotta look that up.
>> Yep.
>> I know. And then Dan's all talking about Get Smart and I'm like, "Oh my god, that's another one of my jam."
>> Oh, remember the sour grapes from the banana splits? Oh yeah, I remember that back in the day. Cotton.
>> Oh god.
>> Grapes from the banana splits. Oh yeah.
Pop cotton.
>> Kind of like when Papa let it all hang out.
La >> and they come they come and knock on the door and just come walking dancing in with the go- go boots.
>> Your first Terminator kind of cotton. He when Yel Briner's walking down that hallway cotton and he's and he's like in pursuit. You get that serious Yeah.
You'll brucking act the phone book. King and I Yep.
[ __ ] yeah. What an actor.
King and I Rammeses and Ten Commandments. That guy could act the phone book. He's like a Gary Oldman type of guy.
>> Well, I got to tell you, I love West.
They had the part where the uh where his face actually comes off.
>> Yeah, that was a great that was a great effect. Yeah, he uh >> just neat how they that that came that was a cool cool movie the way they've created the backwards thing.
>> Seems like somewhere that I heard Seems like somewhere I heard that Yel Briner So they had Yel Briner shave his head for The King and I.
>> Yep.
>> And then after that he liked being bald so much he kept it up for the rest of his >> career life, whatever.
>> Ten Commandments when he had that lock was Oh, but the walk was all >> Oh, yeah, man. Future World was good, but not as good as Westworld.
It's the re It was okay.
But I like the way they showed the skiing on Mars. They give you this. It's like a theme park type experience. But it was a trip.
I must admit I after seeing that movie, I really did want to know what it was like to be skiing on Mars.
>> Yeah. Well, we got to get there first.
We'll get there.
>> Get your ass to Mars.
>> Get your ass to Mars.
>> Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes.
>> We're going to be starting to launch starships will be starting to launch from here starting the January.
the the first. Yeah, that's awfully close to >> I am so excited. I am stoked.
>> I'm a little nervous about that rocket.
That thing's big.
>> That thing makes the space shuttle look small.
Two shuttles >> and we've got to get there. I've had so many conversations with so many people about what it's going to take us to get there.
And I have my own tinfoil hot theories.
But I'm just so stoked, Jedi, that you get to be there and feel the rumble.
>> Oh yeah. I >> And film it.
>> Yeah. When it throttles up, when they throttle down and then they throttle up, you feel the windows shake.
>> Oh my god. I so miss being there.
>> And those are only the little Falcon 9, the Artemis.
>> That freaking shook the house. The big one, the moon rocket. that one.
>> It was so beautiful to watch and to see the excitement and to when you filmed it and mama filmed it just to we felt it here in North Carolina. I can honestly say that we felt every moment of that launch with y'all and that was the best feeling ever. is super.
I think Musker's problem is is he's trying to land a damn uh uh twostory building on the moon instead of just making something more like a Luna module, a little bit bigger, a lot bigger version of the Luna module where you could fit four or five guys in it and just make it that way with a wide base because you're figuring that thing's coming down and it's going to be topheavy because of the fuel and you're going to land that on regalith.
when they launch and fire those engines, where's the regular going to kick up to?
And they're going to have to have robots go there and send [ __ ] forward to build launching plates there to do it the way he wants to do it where I like the Blue Origin way where they can just How's it go? They just can land. They're making a similar one like the lemon.
Yeah, I'm getting some feedback by somebody. Is someone speakers cotton?
That's Tucka. I'm getting feedback from Tucka. I was getting feedback from Tucka.
But uh all you know, but I'm just saying.
>> Oh, po Papa. I love I love Papa's air quotes. They lost >> they lost the technology. I don't think they lost.
>> No. And and that and >> this is where it invokes Alice's hole because I got the leg propped up. I'm like, I know we don't have this much time for tonight, but y'all are Shell's like, she's gonna pounce. Sh's like, don't let her pounce.
>> We'll we'll we'll get this done anyways.
>> We We never WENT TO THE MOON. IT was fake. It was on a sound stage.
>> Yeah. Yeah. OJ S was there. He'll tell you whose fault is it we didn't get on the moon.
>> Yeah.
>> No going there tonight.
>> You know what? I I don't care about going to the moon or Mars. Like I I can't even I can't even make it out of the [ __ ] state of Washington. And why the [ __ ] out I care about the moon or Mars?
Besides, I don't even care two shits about going to Mars, you know? And until they until they uh until they construct Venusville, okay, and there's a bar called The Last Resort, and there's a little [ __ ] [ __ ] in there with a machine gun. I don't want to go. I don't care.
>> Or a chick with three tits. Hey, now like in Total Recall, the three boobed alien [ __ ] >> That's a good movie. That's what I'm talking about.
>> But >> I want to see get on the planet. Where's the three titty [ __ ] >> You can have You can have the three titty chick. I I want I want Thumbelina.
I want the little [ __ ] that >> You want the Thumbelina? I >> I want I want the [ __ ] that climbs up on the [ __ ] bar and starts [ __ ] cap capping the [ __ ] military police guys or whatever >> with with their [ __ ] talking about.
>> I know.
>> That's titties.
>> Hey, I I just want to live in a planet where if you take where if you take your helmet off, your eyeballs kind of pop up.
>> Yeah.
>> Oh, that was a good movie. Get to the chopper.
>> GET TO THE NO. NO.
I GOT four kids to feed. I thought you said five. Oh, man. He got me.
>> Yeah.
>> Hey, remember me? It's El Bennett.
>> Oh, the Total Recall is a good movie.
Definitely good classic. Uh, Running Man.
>> Oh, yeah.
>> I love The Running Man with Lynn Dawson, the the guy from the Hogan Zero.
>> So good.
>> He played such an [ __ ] He did, but it just >> gota mean. I like when he signs his contract with his lawyer and he stabs the guy's back. Donald like >> I thought they did a good job on the new one, too.
>> I haven't seen it yet.
>> I don't think >> I mean I mean apparently apparently it's supposed to be uh it's supposed to be uh a more accurate version of like you know the the book or whatever the [ __ ] it was. the book. Yeah.
>> But uh >> you know >> I'm sure you know I'm sure there's some people out there like freaking like Papa Cotton, you know, probably didn't like it because he doesn't like any damn thing.
>> Um >> no, Papa.
>> But the uh you know, there were some people out there was like, "Oh, you know, it's I I I didn't like it. I I like the Arnold Schwarzenegger version and blah blah." You know, it's like the Arnold Schwarzenegger version was like [ __ ] totally 80s. Okay, it was totally [ __ ] 80s.
>> Big time totally 80s.
>> And and and I, you know, I love it. You know, it's what I'm you know, >> but you know what I love is the fact that we are talking about comparing stuff to the books.
And that's the one thing I'm gonna say is that you can actually can say that we're comparing movies to books, which means there was a story written once that was banging >> that somebody had enough thought to make into a movie. Just saying.
>> Cotton, do uh you like life cereal, man.
Are you like Mikey? He won't eat it. He hates everything. Hey, Cotton, he likes it.
>> Cotton likes it. Well, I mean, well, at least at least at least he's not in denial. Oh, man.
>> Papa is a man of conviction.
>> He He He reached that He reached that step. Whatever step that was. I don't know. I can't remember the I I was I was never like an AA or NA person. So, I I don't know exactly.
>> Are we 127, >> 147? 187 dub.
>> Apparently, denial is one of them. you know, denial and acceptance or whatever.
So, >> the land of denial.
>> I guess he's got those two under the under his belt.
>> So, anybody else have anything like that from your I you you've heard me talk about what you all know what I'm into at this point. So stuff that you like you're interested in really learning more about or things in the future that we could talk about on these nights. I want ideas that way that I could have a little bit of an outline for next time show because tonight I'm just flying on the hip. I wanted to get some stream time in. I wanted to hang out and uh and just chill out and relax and talk about this stuff a little bit >> and and you know, so if you guys get anything for next time we do this in a couple weeks, you know, bring your own topic, you know, unless I have something planned, I'll usually just, you know, >> Oh, you you you want a topic? You want a topic? Okay.
>> You're gonna keep picking on my [ __ ] >> Here's the topic. Accent And I really can't do >> here's a topic. Chickpeas. They're neither chicks nor peas. Discuss.
>> I I eat chickpeas.
>> I'm like I just had chickpea salad for dinner. I don't know the best.
>> I put papa on them. Garlic with some olive oil.
>> Are we okay? So we got to go from chickpeas to tacos for Papa.
No, I mean it is Tuesday, but >> I know. Well, I was like, "Oh, I had, >> you know, tiki salad." I was like, "I got to make falafles. Everybody needs falafles."
>> I don't know yet.
>> I don't know if we're doing taco. I I texted Snow and I asked him if we're doing a taco Tuesday tonight. I don't know.
>> Taco Tuesday.
No. No. We're going to be wrapping up anyways in a little bit. Uh, like I said, I was only going an hour tonight.
>> Yeah. Oh, fine.
>> No. Well, no. My my like I said, I never putting off dental work like I did for that many years. Oh, like never again.
>> I'm just happy you look so much better than the other night. And thank you for making my heart whole the other night, Jedi. So, >> you know, I like hanging out with people. Only one pile drive given tonight.
>> No, not >> not one pile. What?
>> You didn't pile drive anybody tonight?
>> Well, I mean, the night's still young. I mean, it's only >> Yeah.
>> It's It's only 6:07 p.m.
>> My time, your time. It's 9:07.
>> Well, that doesn't matter. It only matters what time zone I'm in.
>> I know.
Well, before we say good night, anybody got anything you guys going to do your show? Alice, I'll put you up first. You can plug.
>> Um, I'm Alice. He's crazy. We love doing happy hour at Monday East Monday >> 700 p.m. Eastern Standard Time. We have launched bar watch with Casey which of Casey's Creepy Creations whenever we can get it in Friday night, Saturday night, whenever all of our loves are available.
It's been popping. The bar has been hot and occasionally we run off the cuff with Alice and you can catch me wherever the fluff and stuff is. So, >> y and with the Jedi. So, >> all righty. Casey, what do you got going on?
>> Well, the man, I want to first of all, thank you for giving me the invite. I had a great time.
>> Glad to have you.
>> For anybody here that uh likes um likes original shot, likes original short science fiction stuff that I write myself.
Um, if you get a minute, stop over by Casey's Creepy Creations. Uh, take a look, subscribe if you like it, leave a comment, you know, a share. If you already are a member, thank you so much. Um, you know, go back, take a look, see anything you might have missed, and do the same. Uh I will also tell you that starting tomorrow I have a rather big announcement but we'll wait on that till tomorrow. Um but I just want to say um you know when we get together and do this kind of thing when I do my videos when Ellis crazy Jedi you know sh when we get together we do this for you guys. You guys are the most important thing uh that make it possible for us to do what we do. And I want to thank you one and all.
>> Taka, you got anything you want to talk about?
>> Well, um if Snow has this show Friday, uh Mama's new love interest is going to stop by and >> Oh, really?
>> to make the boss jealous and even the sock jealous. So, we'll see what happens there. Oh, no. The sock won't be jealous, but trust me.
>> Oh, I know. Yeah. I heard that you and the boss had a threesome with mama. So, I don't see what's I don't think so.
>> No, that that did not happen.
>> Right behind the circle. Okay. Right behind.
>> So, we'll see what happens. If not, it'll it'll carry on to Saturday night depending, you know, going on with the snowman.
>> She got the other handcuff off yet?
>> Well, well, we don't know who has the other handcuffies. might be the sock >> or it could be the boss or it might be the other one. So, who knows?
>> Whoopi Whoopi Goldberg's doppelganger is not on the socks freaking list of of baddies. Okay.
>> Or it might be on the socks brother. Uh, you know, >> he's not his damn brother.
>> The sock on >> Yeah, I just do [ __ ] on other people's channels because YouTube is [ __ ] and Whatever. God damn it.
>> See, you can see the stock and the boss join when when uh hump day gets going again, we'll be back.
>> Are y'all going to be tomorrow night?
>> I don't know.
>> Don't know. Okay.
>> You'll let us know.
I'm gonna I'm gonna if if I ever meet Tucker, okay, just, you know, not not to not to lay out my game plan, but if I ever meet Tucker in person, okay, >> he's gonna get all his puppets and light on fire.
>> I was like freezing, boys. Wait, freezing?
>> I'm I'm gonna I'm gonna I'm gonna kidnap him like Wild Bill did that freaking chick. And you know, >> can I video? That would be so hot.
>> And he's not going to wake up until he, you know, like I'm going to drive his ass to Portland >> and drop him off and then leave. Okay.
>> Hot. Hot boys. Hot.
>> By the time he makes it by the time he makes it back to his house, he'll never mention Portland again.
>> Tommy and the Guinea Pig Collective is in the house. Well, excuse me, Tommy.
You're catching us when we're checking out. It was a quick quick stream tonight and uh I like I said I had some dental work so my mouth sore so I'm wrapping it up. Yeah. All well we had a nice little chitchat tonight. I'm gonna just talk real quick. Next Tuesday night, we're going to be doing the magic mara season 1 episode and it's when Angela Cartwright Penny gets drawn in through this uh cosmic storm, strikes this uh artifact mirror left on this planet where she goes into another dimension and meets the a special young boy and it's about her it's her first like point in her life where her first crush she meets.
this boy and it's it's like a dream world type of Alice Through the Looking Glass, believe it or not, type of episode. So, please stay tuned at 8:00 PM Eastern Standard Time for the Magic Marra. And until I see you next time and on the next one, thank you for being here. God bless and stay lost in space. Good night.
Boom boom boom boom boom boom search and destroy my lost in space.
Danger, danger, danger.
>> We're Robinson.
Beware of the chair.
Beware of the mouse.
Classics.
Beware of the mouse.
Lost my soul.
Came from space.
This ain't no dream.
Heat. Heat. Heat.
Heat. Heat.
Lost my soul came from space. Laser be this ain't no dream. Lost my soul came from space. laser be this ain't no dream master lost in Face.
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