Trekkies whinge and moan - Tom and Ben 

When they said the fly episode of breaking bad was the worst I instantly understood how the trek nerds felt last week lol

I think an issue that Star Trek runs into a lot is that it established so many modern sci fi tropes and storylines but a lot of them have been done better since then, which isn’t Star Treks fault, but if you grew up watching Star Trek or are just a huge fan it can be hard to accept that some people might not think that it’s the best version of whatever story it’s telling

Speaking from the heart, every time I open my RU-vid and see that The VodGoblin has brought to light another delightful pearl (however slimy) of our two Best Bois chatting/whinging about nonsense, it just bring so much joy. Thank you.

A note on Breaking Bad: Rian Johnson (yes that one) directed the lowest rated episode (Fly) and the highest rated (Ozymandias).

I was looking for this clip. Thanks :)

Begun the Star Trek Wars have

Silly thing is, the culture shock of it all is even covered in the episode! He won't let go of the fact he was on the Enterprise for nearly 40 years! Then he just plays the flute and it's okay upon returning.

Thing is I didn't go looking for it so I've basically heard whinging about star trek from them two alone

The Star Trek rants were streaming gold :')

Ah man set yourself up here for some salt gobbo haha

Clearly everyone is missing a key concept about 'the inner light' which is it isn't 'In the pale moonlight'.

They did it better in Deep space 9 with O'Brien.

> He comes back after having lived like 40 years and had kids and he just plays his flute and seems fine! > It would take me YEARS to get over that It really pains me that they just don't get it. You don't seem to understand Jean Luc Picards character and UNFORTUNATELY, that seems to be a common misunderstanding. He is a f*cking captain of a starship! He is responsible for over 1000 lives on board the ship! His whole character is about burying his feelings and sacrifice. He literally has intense PTSD and is suffering BUT he absolutely refuses to show any weakness so that he can instill absolute confidence in his crew. He respects them so much, that he sacrifices his own person (romantically, psychologically, socially) You say "Oh, it looks like he's fine and it didnt even effect him". THAT WAS THE POINT! In front of his crew, he is a rock, a pillar of confidence and a foundation of authority. But when he is alone, he suffers major PTSD. I'm sorry, but this bothers me so much because the new Picard series completely got this wrong too. Why can no one seem to understand and see the hidden pain inside Picard; the sacrifices he has made his whole life to put up the face of respect and authority. The value he places on his crew and his INTENSE sense of responsibility. It's not cause he saw his mother hanged herself when he was 6yo, its cause he was a F*CKING STARSHIP CAPTAIN FOR 25 YEARS.

oh god, I wrote a nice comment then got to the bit where tom talks about the end, the end of that episode was amazing, the captain keeping it together but is visible shaken by his ordeal. I'm sorry Tom, you are very wrong >

taste is subjective. and tom has subjectively shit taste :P

These two are obviously in the minority. Surely they see that???

It was a bad episode tho

God, Ozymandias and Felina were insane episodes.