Klingons Take the Enterprise in the Star Trek VHS Board Game! 

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When mouse trap? That'd be a cluster fuck of funny

It took him like 10 turns to land on a square with writing then he got kavac’d

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I literally pissed my self during captain E.O. At Disneyland when the long fingered lady tries to grab you

In all rooms in the saucer section.

@@Aldumil582 ah okay, misheard it

Like Peanut Butter & Chocolate!

Makes me want to re-watch DS9, just for more Gowron.

Glory to you and your funhaus!

Thats Gowron's cousin.

​​@@MrWartburgS9 & TNG. The more Star Trek, especially with Gowron.

Yes, Gowron! I saw his face and recognised the eyes straight away! Can't believe I gorgot the name when I've just watched TNG 😂

He doesn't do the freaky bug eye thing he does as Gowron though.

With a Cardassian name as well

Gowron's ridges looked like an upside down vagina... lol

@@stevem7192 I didn't think he did that as much in TNG as he did in DS9 (where is a little more psycho)

I want more episodes of LD. When are new episodes coming? Grrr

He would constantly quote line from Star Wars just to upset both fandoms.. lol

@@OddJames I think Jacob said "NO" to playing a Star Trek game and he doesn't want to wear a Starfleet uniform.

​@@y2khookimaw587he wouldn't dare ware one

Wait, the time cards can be during the time skips? Are there multiple video options that do play those times? Like you can play version 1 that skips 52:00 to 49:00 but version 2 includes that time and skips something else?

@@cptobvius Nope it's just a vcr tape that plays the same set of events at the same times. It'd be cool if they updated the version to have it be randomized tho. The cards themselves have two times they can apply to (It'll be like at 47:17 OR 16:12), but yeah they can list a time during the skip (and the rules say you can only use them during that time, not after). The concept is cool and it's silly fun but it's not really a well done board game.

Yeah its from the famous Weird al Original "Pretty fly for a Rabbi"

Especially when all the best repair shops take forever to repair them. I've been waiting for my local shop to repair mine so I can watch night court.

I think it's a prop. The video looks to clear to be coming from that VCR.

Oddly enough my roommate just spent $150 on Craigslist to buy a CRT/VCR combo TV. He's now bought 250+ of VHS's mainly of TV shows or movies, but I'm trying to convince him to get the board game tapes to catalog. He already buys random tapes to see what's on them and then blank/record over them.

Even a Secret Hitler part 3 with Ryan, Patrick, Charlotte and Lindsey would be great.

Shouldn't James also be wearing red since this is set during TNG?

@@mattkidroske According to someone on Quara after a quick google search, the uniform colour means: Red: Command Blue: Medical/Sciences Yellow: Security/Tactical/Engineering In this case, Red Uniform "Command" would mean strictly ship and fleet command, Like Picard wore when he was Captain. So James wearing yellow would be correct as he would essentially be "Engineering Commander" of his assigned task force.

@@ChrisRand-gf7lz then shouldn't Jon be wearing yellow or blue? Not trying to argue with you, just in the past I felt like the uniforms were something my trekkie friends could get very nitpicky over. I appreciate your response!

@@mattkidroske Technically, Jon can wear Red if he is part of Enterprise ship command that has been tasked with accompanying the Engineering group as they do their repairs. Ship Command run the gambit of ranks as well, just like the other departments, so you'll have every rank there, not just Captain and Commander. Usually on ships (Naval Vessels), lower ranking members of the Command will join visiting task forces (like the repairs group) to assist with navigating the ship, securing any clearance they may need, etc. They'll also act as liaison between repair group and Ranking Ship Command, who are responsible for the care and operation of the ship. If you think of a Ship as a large business, Ship Command is like the management department of the business, they oversee the daily operations of the business while ensuring the other departments (customer service, shipping/receiving, sales, etc) are tasked with duties and have the materials they need. Those departments have corresponding leading managers (like James as Engineering Commander) who over see their tasked department. So Jon would be along the lines of a lower ranking Management Department official accompanying the Maintenance department guys to observe the fixing of a broken machine, or else maybe the building sustained damage and they wanted to get a scope of it to report to the CEO, president, Board of Directors, etc. Ultimately it's something important enough to need management for, but not important enough that the head honchos need to be there.

@@ChrisRand-gf7lz I like your explanation. Under normal circumstances I feel like that would mean James wouldn't have authority over Jon, but since this is an emergency scenario, command would default to the highest ranking officer on the ship. Thank you for your research! Also I think the expression is run the gamut instead of gambit.

so it wasnt just me lol i was like wait whats going on how do you play hahaha

You mean Apple Jenga