How was that CGI ever allowed into a final cut in a movie in 1997? 1986, maybe, but YEESH

YEAH, YEAH, YEAH, YEAH, YEAH

Instant creep factor. DO NOT BLINK THE BRAINWASH SESSION HAS BEGUN

Being an established YT host puts you in a good position to get well-paying gigs hosting #content.

Rights issues prevented the pilot from being released in the U.S. on home video for a long time, and when it did come out, some brilliant soul decided including the European version only was a "value add."

"Hehehe, brilliant…I have absolutely no idea what's going on."

You can pick up a copy of the German Blu-Ray (region free) at a decent price online. Not as good as a Criterion release but if you're itching…

Who actually says it with two syllables? Is this a regional difference I'm only now discovering?

Not to call Brianna out, but I'm pretty sure they've said a bunch of times on My Dad Wrote a Porno that Rocky wrote at least these first three books before the podcast ever started/launched him into notoriety.

It's almost like ABC learned about the schedule thing back in 1991!

It's almost too on the nose how much releasing *this* as the first official still shows Paramount/CBS doesn't understand what Star Trek is.

Oh fuuuuuuuhhh I hate those, and I knew there'd be a million produced in time for season 3. I wanted to make something that would capture the atmosphere of the show's best moments, which would be impossible with Mr. Nerdlinger expositing over the whole thing.

Those of you looking for a way to breeze through/get caught up on "Peaks" before the premiere on Sunday, might I also suggest this 55-minute recap I cut together for this very purpose?

Yup — "health care is broken (because we refuse to fix it)"

Holy hell, this guy's got it down pat. His soundup at the end of video is the icing on the cake.

Just google "Sonic mpreg."

Because you're feeling like such a baller, you don't have anything to do afterwards! Besides, brunches are best paired with walking around in the neighborhood, window shopping or something afterwards so you can work off the narcotizing effects

If you asked a Gen Zer they will tell you, "bc tasty af"

I emailed Taschen about it a few years ago and they said it was on their radar, there was just a lot of rights issues tangled up in it that they were exploring. Don't know if that went anywhere or fizzled out.

Surprised The Matrix didn't make the list. It may have come at the tail end of the decade, but that only solidifies its status for me as the "restating of the thesis" of the 1990s.