Sigourney Weaver's role in this is based off of a naval dive officer I think which relays commands from the captain to the crew in this case to the ship.
Thumbs down for throwing the word "haters" around like candy ... which just showcases that you FAILED TO RECOGNISE THE VALID CRITICISM of Jason at the start ... because he did act like a jerk AND nobody from his "friends" liked him! TRUTH IS A GOOD THING ... and it isnt "hate"! Grow up and get off the propagandist rhetoric wagon, because "hater" is something created by THE CORPORATIONS who cant deal with valid criticism.
Star Trek TOS started in the 60's so the nerds of that time had something to geek out with. Also at star trek cons the actors like Michael Dorn(Worf) and LeVar Burton(Geordi) respond to tech questions and even at times explain the lore themselves or how the Enterprise works and which decks hold what.
Enrico Colantoni (Mathesar) thought of the signature way the Thermians speak and move when he auditioned for the movie (he actually based the speech pattern on a vocal exercise that stage actors often do to warm up their voices before performing). The filmmakers loved his audition so much that they hired him for the role of Mathesar and put him in charge of teaching the actors how to act like a Thermian.
@MagsonDare For me he's also Greg Parker from the Canadian cop show "FlashPoint" which he is wonderful in. Seriously, the guy is amazing in anything he does.
Gwen is basically a sex object type trope in the original series, that can only repeat after the computer. However, the Thermians took this as her being the only one able to communicate with the computer, hence it ignores every query from anyone else.
It would be great if there was some explanation that the computer simply didn't speak English and that she was literally the only one who could understand what it was saying.
@@789syrus789 No, it's won fan polls before, and Wil Wheaton and Nicholas Meyer have both said it's the best Star Trek film. Brent Spiner said, "Why didn't WE (the TNG cast) do this?"
Enrico Colantoni as Matthezar is one of the most underrated performances in comedy history. He expertly combines several sci-fi tropes and is totally committed to seriousness of his character, which actually makes him even funnier. The other actors get all the credit and he is sadly often not mentioned.
Something most people don’t realize about Alan Rickman he was just as great comedically as he was dramatically, between this and dogma he really showed his comedic chops. My favourite line is “but the animal is inside out…..(boom)and it explode.” Such a hard line to say straight faced.
43:19 You can tell by Alan Rickman’s emotional delivery. The line Alexander Dane hates the most is now the most important and sincere thing he’s ever said in his life. I. Love. This. Move!
I worked on two films that Alan Rickman was in. Bob Roberts and Dogma. I had several conversations with him even though I was at the bottom of the totem pole as far as crew was concerned he took the time to talk to everyone. He was a very humble nice guy.
60's nerd here, recipient of High School science award, so totally geeked. For us, yes, it was comics and now it is a dream to see this whole Marvel Universe brought to life as I was much more of a Marvel fan than DC. I played the first commercial video game at the St. Louis airport back in 1972, and I am still a big MMO gamer at 70! You guys are awesome. Thanks for a fun view!
I was told the R version is due to Sigourney Weaver's character getting assulted by one of Sarris' troops which is where her top gets ripped. I am happy with the current version.
@@timschroyer1257 If that is the reason for the R rating then I agree it doesn't need to be in the movie. That would be too serious a deviation in tone. This movie hits all the right notes already.
Actually, Sigourney pulls her top open, showing some cleavage as a trick to distract, then squish, the 2 green guys after one of them mentions liking the way that human looks. So, she played them. Neither one touched her.
My favourite fact about this movie is that Fred apparently ate a ‘special’ dessert prior to them getting on the ship, hence his behaviour 😂 I don’t know why it was cut out. 😢
I remember seeing this in the theater, where they showed Fred getting high. I don't know if they cut those scenes in later showings, or just in the non-theatrical version. So yeah, he was already flying, even without the aid of a space ship.
There’s actually an excellent documentary on this movie called ‘Never Surrender.’ It’s a great doc that touches on many of the themes you pointed out - it truly was a love letter to nerd fandom. Recommended watch 👍🏼
@@DeRockMedia is it the doc that mentions that Galaxy Quest was originally rated R? I don't remember where I heard that rumor from, but looking back at the film it does seem like it's true. There's a scene where Weaver's character says "forget that!", but her mouth CLEARLY says the words "F*CK THAT!", so it was dubbed over in post. Also Casey mentions Weaver's bewbs being out randomly, and I heard there was a sexaully suggestive scene that was deleted because it would ruin the PG rating, so it was cut out the film. Hence why her bewbs are out the rest of the film with no explanation lol
Tim Allen as the egotistical star who irritated other cast members was based upon the dynamic between William Shatner (Captain Kirk) and the cast from original Star Trek. And him getting fed up and telling the kid everything was just a TV show was a direct nod to Shatner's appearance on Saturday Night Live in 1986 when he told hardcore Trekkies to "get a life!" . That scene was a well-executed homage to a great skit.
Ahhh Yes. One of my all time favorite movies. "Because I died...IN EPISODE 81" 😂😂😂. There's so many great quotes in this movie and by Grabthars Hammer, you will laugh your ass off😂😂
The early part of this movie actually mirrors some of the issues the Star Trek TOS crew faced at conventions before William Shatner received a wakeup call while attending a convention and learning just who was attending for the explicit purpose of seeing him so that he recognized he was already a character model for many of them.
I’m not sure what the hell you’re talking about, but did you see the SNL sketch about Shatner ranting at fans at a convention? “Move out of your parents’ basements, get apartments, and grow the hell up!”
Yeah, Shatner is well known for his disdain of fans. He won't sign autographs or talk to anyone outside of a paid appearance. Which he does very infrequently.
@Markus117 I don't think I could tolerate a Firefly remake, it's pretty much perfect as is. Space Above and Beyond was pretty good but never lived up to its full potential, so it would be hard for Hollywood to f**k it up, but I can guarantee that they'd f**k up Firefly
@@chopps75 Your probably right, They would mess it up, But i would still like a re-boot. Because in my mind I'd like to think they would do a decent job if they had the right people on the project. Instead of just having people who don't really care what rubbish they pump out.. 🤞🤔
You guys are right! I was a kid nerd in the 70s, and I definitely used to geek out on Marvel Comics, Star Trek and the original Godzilla TV show. So you guys have definitely been airing my favorite stuff recently!
I'm an old-school nerd. Read SF/Fantasy. Played D&D from back when it was AD&D. Was there or the first arcade-style video games. Watched Hawk the Slayer every time it was on TV (usually a weekend afternoon when they had nothing else to broadcast). Saw all the Star Wars and Star Trek movies in the theater first run. Programmed in BASIC on my Atari 800 computer. Collected comics. Was a social outcast. Never had a date in high school. Had parents who rarely understood me. Picked last for sports. Bullied at school. You're right, despite how glorious it sometimes was being a 70s/80s nerd (everything was so shiny and new), it was a rough time. We were the antithesis of cool, and society let us know that at every opportunity. But we endured, we survived, and we changed the world, mostly for the better.
😂 if you notice, when Saris starts killing the crew towards the end, guy is literally the only person who wasn’t shot. Even tho he literally thought he’d be the first to die earlier 😂
This was fun rewatching Galaxy Quest and seeing Kacee's reactions for the first time seeing it. There are tons of old shows I'd love to see remakes of like: Mission Impossible, I Spy, It Takes A Thief, Man from U.N.C.L.E., Get Smart, Lost In Space, Land of the Giants, Twilight Zone, Outer Limits, The Thunderbirds, Space Patrol, and even Green Lantern and Batman. Think of what they could do with the CGI now. Sorry, I know y'all didn't grow up in the 60's when we saw all of these for the very first time... nothing like any of these shows ever existed before them. And y'all probably haven't seen but a handful of these.
Twilight Zone did have a reboot in 2019 for 2 seasons with Jordan Peele as the host. th-cam.com/video/29_gA_GDGvE/w-d-xo.html Loved the Superbowl Ad th-cam.com/video/v_vK74riT-Y/w-d-xo.html
Most of these series you've listed have been resurrected as movies or tv series.It Takes A Thief,Land of The Giants and Space Patrol are the exceptions.Just my opinion,but I'm kind of fed up of endless remakes and reboots.People are free to enjoy them..I just won't watch them.
Did you recognize that in the scene where Sarris shoots everyone all of them are hit except Guy - the extra that usually dies immediately? PS: A deleted scene shows why her uniform is open like that. PPS: I would really like a continuation of Babylon 5 - not a remake, a continuation. There's also a German 7-episode show from the 1960ties with a very, very small budget but cool characters and plot - Raumpatroullie Orion. I think that would be a good one for a remake.
The sad thing about it is that there was consideration for the continuation of Galaxy Quest on Amazon as a possible show/movie release before Alan Rickman's passing. Currently, there's only been leaks that Simon Pegg was attempting to do something with the IP.
With the Omega 13 being revealed as a 13 second backward time jump, I hope they didn't write that into the rebooted show too often. Because that shit would get really old really quickly.
I've got to say after watching a number of your reactions, Kacee's pattern of predicting so many details and endings of movies well in advance, she's got an amazing intuition for story.
One of the best Star Trek movies ever made! It's a parody but it also shows respect for the fandom. It even shows us what would happen if the cast of the original Star Trek series were mistaken for real space heroes where they must fight off an intergalactic warlord. This movie is THREE AMIGOS but in space.
50:08 60’s nerds geeked out about Star Trek, sci-fi movies, sci-fi magazines, fanzines, conventions to a much lesser scale, science, NASA especially. Yes, and absolutely comics.
I think you guys are more or less one generation younger than me (which is just a way of avoiding saying I'm old enough to be your dad!). I can't tell you how happy and proud it makes me that you and other people your age totally embrace fandom and nerd culture. There were a lot of ways in which my generation had to be cautious about that (the "satanic panic" around D&D and heavy metal, for instance). But nowadays, there are so many different things to nerd out about, so many different fandoms - it's really awesome! Anyway, it's always a blast watching you guys. Thank you for doing what you do!
14:32 ...."Why is he a pilot as a child?".... Is a reference to Wesley Crusher, from "Star Trek: The Next Generation", played by a teenager Will Wheaton..... In the show, Crusher was merely a passenger, but due to some circunstancies I won't spoil here, he ended up being one of Enterprise's bridge staff..... Great show......
FUN FACT: Brandon's Dad (referred to as "Dubious Dad", if referred to at all), is played by Robin Sachs, the actor under the Sarris prosthetics. The Director let him do this (with no actual dialog lines) so he could show his real face on-screen....but without having to pay Sach's extra, or give him screen credit. Hollywood does this from time to time to get around SAG regulations.
60s nerd here. We had the original Star Trek series. We had early anime's like Speed Racer, Astroboy and Gigantor. Marvel and DC Comics. The Marvel cartoons. Batman. Johnny Quest. James Bond spy type things like The Man From UNCLE, The Girl From UNCLE. Great stuff!!
@@neospock5034 Yeah, I know. The Saturday morning cartoons. I was trying to keep my comment a bit short, lol! And the Avengers, if you know, you know, lol!
The 20s nerds were writing stories for Weird Tales magazine. The 30s nerds were writing SF; they bussed from California to the first Con in New York in 1939 and dressed up as aliens there. The 60s nerds were reading 'the Trilogy', learning Elvish, and reading everything by the 30s nerds. The 70s nerds were playing tabletop D&D.
21:15 The way she smiled made it feel like she has done that before... ;) 23:23 Did she said: "It went hard after..." I bet it did. :) 24:30 Oh, she hasn't see space shows either... ;) :D 25:09 She even said it herself.
There has been noise for decades about Hollywood wanting to reboot it, but somehow the original script writer/author kept control of the IP and refused to allow anyone to remake it. He says the movie is perfect as it is and doesn't want to soil it.
Tim Allen was interviewed about this movie once and he said the first time that sigourney Weaver walked out with her costume on, "Boom there they were" in reference to the low open top she was wearing with a pushup on 😊
There's an anecdote on one of the S1 Farscape commentaries that some of the cast and crew went to see this and when they got back to work on Monday they had trouble taking anything seriously and were having fun quoting the movie.
In the original script there was supposed to be a scene where Tony Shaloub's character was shooting up in the bathroom. They cut the scene but that's why he seems so calm about everything. He's supposed to be stoned.
That voice! Near the end, Sarris tells his pilot to get back behind them, and the pilot says he can't "They're coming right at us." 45:30 I swear that's Rene Auberjonois' voice!
While on the planet to secure a beryllium sphere when allen tells Fred to create a diversion he tells guy and Tommy to be look outs but he uses guys last name. Fleegeiman.
This movie is so fun. It's not just funny but surprisingly touching at times, with very likeable memorable characters. A show I think could be very cool to remake is Buck Rogers which aired 79-81 I was very young when it originally aired, but saw it in reruns in the mid to late 80's. I especially remember actress Erin Gray from the show as she was gorgeous.
the kid piloting the ship, that was a throw back to Star Trek: The Next Generation when they had Wesley Crusher, the doctor's son pilot the ship for the first couple of seasons.
Stay in it until at least episode four. Some people think it's slow in the beginning; it takes three episodes just to "world build." But then it takes off like a rocket (no pun intended). It's sort of an "anti-Trek." There is no perfect utopian future for mankind. We screwed everything up, and even though we went out into space we're still scrapping and fighting and screwing things up. There's no "warp drive"; while it's futuristic, they make it as realistic as possible: "hard" science, real physics. Amazing writing, and amazing characters.
What did 60's nerds geek out to? Star Trek, Doctor Who, Outer Limits, Lost in Space, the Jetsons, the Time Tunnel to name a few classic sci-fi series from the period...
According to imbd tonys character was so laid back because he was supposedly stoned before boarding the ship ,but that idea was scrapped but his laid-back style stayed ,if you look closely smoke appears as he comes out of the gell transport
Something I never considered about this film is that is the Thermians based the ship after episodes and schematics from the show, that means that the show runners accidentally invented an actual working spaceship and didn’t realize it, as well as a real time-reversal ability in the Omega 13 device 😂
Supposedly the reason “Gwen’s” shirt was open was in a deleted scene she opened it to try and distract some of Saris’ soldiers. I guess it would have been too expensive to reshoot the last part of the film with her shirt closed.
On Star Trek the Next Generation, Wesley Crusher was a kid/teen when he was made an acting ensign on the starship Enterprise, acting as a bridge helm officer. Kinda that trope, for sure.
Probably the best running joke in the whole movie isn't even pointed out. Tony Shalhoub's character isn't Asian. He says "Kwan isn't even my real name." But several times when he's "on-camera," he squints his eyes real tight to look more Asian. This likely references Hollywood's tendency toward casting white actors in Asian or other ethnic roles that are very specifically that ethnicity. More recently, this is exemplified by Scarlett Johansson being cast as Major Motoko Kusanagi in Ghost in the Shell, but it goes back decades. The two wildest examples are Mickey Rooney being cast as Mr. Yunioshi in Breakfast at Tiffany's, and John Wayne (the man, the myth, the legend) playing Genghis Khan in The Conqueror.
During the whole controversy over the casting, the creator of the source material said that Motoko isn't even suppoaed to look asian. The model could have been played by any woman from any background. Japan in that period of the timeline is almost as mixed as the USA of today or other multi-racial mega-countries die to influx of refugees from many corners of the globe.
49:59 - The 60's nerds were geeking-out on the very first "Star Trek" from 1966 through 1969. It is commonly referred to as Star Trek-TOS(The Original Series). This movie specifically pays omage to that era of Star Trek with William Shatner & Leonard Nimoy. Right down to the conventions & their has been appearances of the 70's
I think Casey hit this on the head. Artists never know what their work inspires, what it means to people, and it's easy to dismiss your own career without that knowledge. Nerds of the 60s geeked out on Star Trek TOS, Lost in Space, The Time Tunnel, Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea, Heinlein, Asimov, Clarke, Sturgeon, thank you very much.
18:45 He's doing a parody of sorts of Scotty from the original Star Trek. Scotty was very excited all the time and is famous for lines like... "She can't take any more Captain!" and "She's breaking up!" So he's doing as what if Scotty smoked weed? Also (and this is much more obscure... to the point that it might not be true) he might be playing as a white guy who's pretending to be Asian. Scotty was famously played by a Canadian actor with an over the top fake Scottish accent, and Tony Shaloub's character in this movie has an Asian name and tends to squint whenever he introduces himself. The rumor is he was asked to do a fake Asian accent but he thought it would be too offensive and people wouldn't get the joke so they figured they squinting would be enough.
In the 80's this nerd was playing Dungeon's & Dragons, 2nd edition. In the 1920s, nerds were reading Edgar Rice Burrough's "Princess of Mars" and "Tarzan of the Apes".
One thing I heard is that the scene where Tim Allen’s character hears the haters talking about him in the bathroom was based on an actual incident that happened to William Shatner.
Yes, the kid Ranger that got big when he morphed was in Power Rangers Turbo for the Blue ranger, Justin…. I couldn’t stand that character and always thought it was ridiculous that they made him grow to adult size. I’ve always been a HUGE Power Rangers, MARVEL (comics), and Star Trek fan; still am.🤗 I love being a nerd. RIP Jason David Frank (my Forever Red). Once a Ranger ALWAYS a Ranger.❤
I appreciate the shout-out to all us 80’s Nerds! I dealt with some crap in grade school because I thought Star Wars and Marvel were cool 👍 Funny how things turn out 😂
25:41 “ let’s get out of here before one of those things kills Guy!” Yes, The random red shirt is named Guy. He’s just Guy, with no last name. That is laziest, most careless naming of an expendable character I’ve ever heard. No wonder Guy keeps panicking. His worst sci-fi nightmare is coming true. I love this movie so much.
@@TheNeptuneArc Unfortunately, no. Jordan Peele did actually pitch an idea for a live action movie to Disney, but they didn’t want to do it cause they think only Star Wars, Marvel and remakes make money.
@@ianmorrisonmovienutcase5713 I had forgotten that this is a Disney property, for some reason I thought it was a Warner Bros IP. As good a choice as Jordan Peele is, I'd personally go with a script by Tim Burton, and let directing and make up/VFX to be done by Guillermo del Toro, and I forgot the name of the dude who did the music score for the first Harry Potter (or was he in it for few of the movies?) And just let creativity flow through these folks.
@@ianmorrisonmovienutcase5713 Wow I didn't know that, that's too bad. I love Gargoyles! It was one of my favorite shows along with Batman the Animated Series and XMEN.
When Tim Allen is having to explain to the alien captain that there is no ship it was just a show apparently he had to walk off the set and Alan Rickman made some comment about "I believe he finally experienced acting"
No one catches this but when Allen's chracter is out lineing his plan about getting the sphere he uses guy's last name when telling everyone what to do
When this came out, I think critics treated it as just another feel-good family/kids' movie. Which I guess it is, but its reputation rose steadily for two decades and earned the nickname "the best Star Trek movie (that's not actually a Star Trek movie)" thanks to a rock solid all-star cast and treating the fandom it parodies with love and respect.
My dream show reboot would be Stargate (SG1/Atlantis). PS: The stoned character on Galaxy Quest was written and shot as stoned, but because of rating-trouble they had to cut the scene where he eats magic cookies (only the very last fragment is there, knowing what it is - You can see it on rewatch)
A great and underrated movie! What did 60s nerds geek out over? Lord of the Rings, the books. Original Star Trek series. Some Twilight Zone, Forbidden Planet the movie... things like that.
So much fun to watch you two react to this! Yes, there are many shows that folks talk about rebooting... Firefly is probably one of the most talked about. But I am a fan of some of the older shows of the 90s... Sliders, I think would make for a great reboot. But/And there are so many tho! Just FYI, there is talk of making Galaxy Quest into a real show...
I only JUST discovered your channel, kids - happy to see your reaction to Galaxy Quest! And how much your appreciation of nerd culture shines through. You've earned a subscriber today! Looking forward to seeing more of your videos!
I am also familiar with Enrico Colantoni(Mathazar) as detective Keith Mars in the "Veronica Mars" series and movie, as well as a recurring character in "Person Of Interest."
Speaking as a '60s nerd, _Star Trek_ was first aired in 1966. And before that there were (gasp!) books. Heinlein. Asimov. Clarke. Bradbury. H. G. Wells. _The Moon is a Harsh Mistresss. The Gods Themselves. 2001, A Space Odyssey. Rendezvous With Rama. Fahrenheit 451. The Time Machine._ And nerd-dom isn't just about fiction; I'm a math nerd. My brother is now an electrical engineer, but back in the '60s he was collecting vacuum tubes in hopes of making his own computer someday. (And so he has, though transistors became readily available before he got around to it - I still have some of those old vacuum tubes in my basement.) He was also grinding his own mirror to make a telescope. There were also things happening in real life that were *better* than science fiction. When I was 4 going on 5 my father took me out in the back yard late one night to show me the stars, including one strange star that was actually moving, while all the others seemed to be standing still. My father showed me Sputnik, because he wanted me to be able to tell my children and grandchildren that I was there at the beginning of the space age. I watched Alan Shepard go up, and come down safely. And John Glenn. I sat on the carpet in front of the television in our living room, all of the room lights off, only the Christmas tree lights on, and the television, and listened to Borman, Lovell, and Anders read from Genesis about "the Good Earth," as they passed over the barren landscape of the moon - that was Apollo 8, Christmas Eve, 1968. The next year we watched Apollo 11 land on the moon.
Not a 60's kid, but what were 60's nerds geeking out on? TV shows: original Dr. Who, Lost In Space, Flash Gordon series, original Superman, later on Star Trek. Movies: all the Godzilla movies, Sinbad movies, Forbidden Planet. Do yourself a favor and watch Forbidden Planet, the effects hold up and the story is a great adaptation of The Tempest...in space.
Hilarious how Tony Schalub's character takes everything in stride. Nothing fazes him. 60s nerds (Like me) Geeked out about Star Trek. That was when the first series came out.
25:1429:21 Sigourney looks so hot with blonde hair. :) 26:01 It's kind of hard when they are almost at your eye hight... 26:32 You have never seen a scifi-show before... 28:34 Yes, she didn't notice that part. :) 34:20 Guy knows whats important...
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Nothing Better Than A Young Sam Rockwell And A Baby Justin Long 😅
This movie was voted as one of the top 10 best star trek movies by trek fans at a Las Vegas convention.
Sigourney Weaver's role in this is based off of a naval dive officer I think which relays commands from the captain to the crew in this case to the ship.
Thumbs down for throwing the word "haters" around like candy ... which just showcases that you FAILED TO RECOGNISE THE VALID CRITICISM of Jason at the start ... because he did act like a jerk AND nobody from his "friends" liked him!
TRUTH IS A GOOD THING ... and it isnt "hate"! Grow up and get off the propagandist rhetoric wagon, because "hater" is something created by THE CORPORATIONS who cant deal with valid criticism.
Star Trek TOS started in the 60's so the nerds of that time had something to geek out with.
Also at star trek cons the actors like Michael Dorn(Worf) and LeVar Burton(Geordi) respond to tech questions and even at times explain the lore themselves or how the Enterprise works and which decks hold what.
Enrico Colantoni (Mathesar) thought of the signature way the Thermians speak and move when he auditioned for the movie (he actually based the speech pattern on a vocal exercise that stage actors often do to warm up their voices before performing). The filmmakers loved his audition so much that they hired him for the role of Mathesar and put him in charge of teaching the actors how to act like a Thermian.
The sitcom he got famous on, Just Shoot Me, is a must watch. He plays Elliott DiMauro a fashion and model photographer.
@@jeffk.9075 The program I know him from is Person of Interest. He plays all his parts so well.
@@davidgoza5620he’s also good in flashpoint
@@davidgoza5620 For me he's Keith Mars, then Mathesar, then from PoI.
@MagsonDare For me he's also Greg Parker from the Canadian cop show "FlashPoint" which he is wonderful in. Seriously, the guy is amazing in anything he does.
Gwen is basically a sex object type trope in the original series, that can only repeat after the computer.
However, the Thermians took this as her being the only one able to communicate with the computer, hence it ignores every query from anyone else.
Even more, they *personalized* it to her, so it doesn't have the Siri problem.
Sigorney is the "7 of 9"from ST:Voyager (Jeri Ryan) of this Movie
It would be great if there was some explanation that the computer simply didn't speak English and that she was literally the only one who could understand what it was saying.
That's why it's extra funny when she explodes and yells, "Look, I have one job on this lousy ship. It's stupid, but I'm going to do it, okay?!"
sig asked to be in this movie. she is so with it.
Intelligence is knowing that Galaxy Quest isn't a Star Trek film. Wisdom is knowing that Galaxy quest is the best Star Trek film.
Charisma is convincing another that Galaxy Quest is a lost Star Trek.
and Love is The Orville
And Constitution is hearing yourself off-handedly referred to as a "nerd that came before us" and not breaking down and sobbing.
Charisma is being able to sell a tomato based fruit salad.
A tomato based fruit salad would simply be salsa.
It's the best " Star Trekkie " film ever.
I've always said jokingly that this is my favorite Star Trek movie.
Would trekkers squeak when you tell them that?
@@789syrus789 No, most of us are in complete agreement that this is one of the best Star Trek movies.
I always always always say that this movie was a love letter to Star Trek and the fans! I'm one of them. xD
2nd favorite, Wrath of Khan is number 1. This is number 2.
@@789syrus789 No, it's won fan polls before, and Wil Wheaton and Nicholas Meyer have both said it's the best Star Trek film. Brent Spiner said, "Why didn't WE (the TNG cast) do this?"
Enrico Colantoni as Matthezar is one of the most underrated performances in comedy history. He expertly combines several sci-fi tropes and is totally committed to seriousness of his character, which actually makes him even funnier. The other actors get all the credit and he is sadly often not mentioned.
and its weird seeing him with hair.
Something most people don’t realize about Alan Rickman he was just as great comedically as he was dramatically, between this and dogma he really showed his comedic chops.
My favourite line is “but the animal is inside out…..(boom)and it explode.” Such a hard line to say straight faced.
That line wasn't Rickman tho
@@rickandrygel913 no but it’s still my favourite line
I always found Rickman hilarious in Robin Hood as well
AND, that he didn't duck when it did. Because he was an alien and didn't have that reflex. That is the funny visual aspect I like.
@@jaredfalk7701 His cancelling Christmas was pure gold.
43:19 You can tell by Alan Rickman’s emotional delivery. The line Alexander Dane hates the most is now the most important and sincere thing he’s ever said in his life. I. Love. This. Move!
I worked on two films that Alan Rickman was in. Bob Roberts and Dogma. I had several conversations with him even though I was at the bottom of the totem pole as far as crew was concerned he took the time to talk to everyone. He was a very humble nice guy.
Dogma is one of my favorite films of all time.
Dogma was so good! Thanks for helping make that happen
60's nerd here, recipient of High School science award, so totally geeked. For us, yes, it was comics and now it is a dream to see this whole Marvel Universe brought to life as I was much more of a Marvel fan than DC. I played the first commercial video game at the St. Louis airport back in 1972, and I am still a big MMO gamer at 70! You guys are awesome. Thanks for a fun view!
Sigourney Weaver confirmed that a rated R director's cut exists. Finding and releasing that version is more important than the Snyder Cut.
That makes sense, because when they're in the hall with the smashy things she clearly says fuck that but they changed it to screw.
I was told the R version is due to Sigourney Weaver's character getting assulted by one of Sarris' troops which is where her top gets ripped. I am happy with the current version.
@@timschroyer1257 If that is the reason for the R rating then I agree it doesn't need to be in the movie. That would be too serious a deviation in tone. This movie hits all the right notes already.
@@timschroyer1257they also cut scenes with fred getting high.
Actually, Sigourney pulls her top open, showing some cleavage as a trick to distract, then squish, the 2 green guys after one of them mentions liking the way that human looks. So, she played them. Neither one touched her.
My favourite fact about this movie is that Fred apparently ate a ‘special’ dessert prior to them getting on the ship, hence his behaviour 😂 I don’t know why it was cut out. 😢
They wanted to get a PG-13 rating so had to cut it
@@davidabercrombie5427 that makes sense!
@@davidabercrombie5427 It was PG. Drug references are not hard to find in PG-13 movies.
He was stoned the whole time - munchies every scene.
I remember seeing this in the theater, where they showed Fred getting high. I don't know if they cut those scenes in later showings, or just in the non-theatrical version. So yeah, he was already flying, even without the aid of a space ship.
There’s actually an excellent documentary on this movie called ‘Never Surrender.’ It’s a great doc that touches on many of the themes you pointed out - it truly was a love letter to nerd fandom. Recommended watch 👍🏼
i just watcjed it after another reactor did Galaxy Quest within this last week... great doc
@@DeRockMedia is it the doc that mentions that Galaxy Quest was originally rated R? I don't remember where I heard that rumor from, but looking back at the film it does seem like it's true. There's a scene where Weaver's character says "forget that!", but her mouth CLEARLY says the words "F*CK THAT!", so it was dubbed over in post. Also Casey mentions Weaver's bewbs being out randomly, and I heard there was a sexaully suggestive scene that was deleted because it would ruin the PG rating, so it was cut out the film. Hence why her bewbs are out the rest of the film with no explanation lol
Tim Allen as the egotistical star who irritated other cast members was based upon the dynamic between William Shatner (Captain Kirk) and the cast from original Star Trek. And him getting fed up and telling the kid everything was just a TV show was a direct nod to Shatner's appearance on Saturday Night Live in 1986 when he told hardcore Trekkies to "get a life!" . That scene was a well-executed homage to a great skit.
"That mare had a foal? 🤣😂
@@brownstarslots best SNL appearance EVER!!
Ahhh Yes. One of my all time favorite movies. "Because I died...IN EPISODE 81" 😂😂😂. There's so many great quotes in this movie and by Grabthars Hammer, you will laugh your ass off😂😂
Yes. Yes it is. From nerds to nerds. It's glorious. :)
"Never discount those who know the lore"
Yeah, until they retcon everything.
The early part of this movie actually mirrors some of the issues the Star Trek TOS crew faced at conventions before William Shatner received a wakeup call while attending a convention and learning just who was attending for the explicit purpose of seeing him so that he recognized he was already a character model for many of them.
I’m not sure what the hell you’re talking about, but did you see the SNL sketch about Shatner ranting at fans at a convention? “Move out of your parents’ basements, get apartments, and grow the hell up!”
Yeah, Shatner is well known for his disdain of fans. He won't sign autographs or talk to anyone outside of a paid appearance. Which he does very infrequently.
Tony Shalhoub's character is a pot head that's why he's so chill with everything
I would absolutely love to see "Space: Above and Beyond" get a reboot.
I see your "Space: Above and Beyond" and raise you "SeaQuest DSV"
I raise you firefly! Lol...
@Markus117 I don't think I could tolerate a Firefly remake, it's pretty much perfect as is. Space Above and Beyond was pretty good but never lived up to its full potential, so it would be hard for Hollywood to f**k it up, but I can guarantee that they'd f**k up Firefly
@@chopps75 Your probably right, They would mess it up, But i would still like a re-boot. Because in my mind I'd like to think they would do a decent job if they had the right people on the project. Instead of just having people who don't really care what rubbish they pump out.. 🤞🤔
You guys are right! I was a kid nerd in the 70s, and I definitely used to geek out on Marvel Comics, Star Trek and the original Godzilla TV show. So you guys have definitely been airing my favorite stuff recently!
I'm an old-school nerd. Read SF/Fantasy. Played D&D from back when it was AD&D. Was there or the first arcade-style video games. Watched Hawk the Slayer every time it was on TV (usually a weekend afternoon when they had nothing else to broadcast). Saw all the Star Wars and Star Trek movies in the theater first run. Programmed in BASIC on my Atari 800 computer. Collected comics.
Was a social outcast. Never had a date in high school. Had parents who rarely understood me. Picked last for sports. Bullied at school.
You're right, despite how glorious it sometimes was being a 70s/80s nerd (everything was so shiny and new), it was a rough time. We were the antithesis of cool, and society let us know that at every opportunity. But we endured, we survived, and we changed the world, mostly for the better.
😂 if you notice, when Saris starts killing the crew towards the end, guy is literally the only person who wasn’t shot. Even tho he literally thought he’d be the first to die earlier 😂
This was fun rewatching Galaxy Quest and seeing Kacee's reactions for the first time seeing it. There are tons of old shows I'd love to see remakes of like: Mission Impossible, I Spy, It Takes A Thief, Man from U.N.C.L.E., Get Smart, Lost In Space, Land of the Giants, Twilight Zone, Outer Limits, The Thunderbirds, Space Patrol, and even Green Lantern and Batman. Think of what they could do with the CGI now. Sorry, I know y'all didn't grow up in the 60's when we saw all of these for the very first time... nothing like any of these shows ever existed before them. And y'all probably haven't seen but a handful of these.
Twilight Zone did have a reboot in 2019 for 2 seasons with Jordan Peele as the host. th-cam.com/video/29_gA_GDGvE/w-d-xo.html Loved the Superbowl Ad th-cam.com/video/v_vK74riT-Y/w-d-xo.html
Thunderbirds had a reboot in 2015
Most of these series you've listed have been resurrected as movies or tv series.It Takes A Thief,Land of The Giants and Space Patrol are the exceptions.Just my opinion,but I'm kind of fed up of endless remakes and reboots.People are free to enjoy them..I just won't watch them.
Did you recognize that in the scene where Sarris shoots everyone all of them are hit except Guy - the extra that usually dies immediately?
PS: A deleted scene shows why her uniform is open like that.
PPS: I would really like a continuation of Babylon 5 - not a remake, a continuation. There's also a German 7-episode show from the 1960ties with a very, very small budget but cool characters and plot - Raumpatroullie Orion. I think that would be a good one for a remake.
Literally one of my favourite films. Sooo tongue in cheek! Clicked on it as soon as I saw this come up ;)
The sad thing about it is that there was consideration for the continuation of Galaxy Quest on Amazon as a possible show/movie release before Alan Rickman's passing. Currently, there's only been leaks that Simon Pegg was attempting to do something with the IP.
This movie is hilarious and it's one of the many reasons I loved Alan Rickman as an actor. He could be funny or serious and be amazing at it.
It's also a tribute to those actors who were typecast by iconic, beloved roles and found little success otherwise.
With the Omega 13 being revealed as a 13 second backward time jump, I hope they didn't write that into the rebooted show too often. Because that shit would get really old really quickly.
I would just run around nutpunching people and then activating the omega 13
I've got to say after watching a number of your reactions, Kacee's pattern of predicting so many details and endings of movies well in advance, she's got an amazing intuition for story.
One of the best Star Trek movies ever made! It's a parody but it also shows respect for the fandom.
It even shows us what would happen if the cast of the original Star Trek series were mistaken for real space heroes where they must fight off an intergalactic warlord. This movie is THREE AMIGOS but in space.
50:08 60’s nerds geeked out about Star Trek, sci-fi movies, sci-fi magazines, fanzines, conventions to a much lesser scale, science, NASA especially. Yes, and absolutely comics.
Right after seeing this movie, Johnathan Frakes, immediately called Patrick Stewrt, and told him he had to see this film
Galaxy Quest is one of my favorite movies of all time. It takes everything I love about sci-fi and comedy and mixes everything so well
I think you guys are more or less one generation younger than me (which is just a way of avoiding saying I'm old enough to be your dad!). I can't tell you how happy and proud it makes me that you and other people your age totally embrace fandom and nerd culture. There were a lot of ways in which my generation had to be cautious about that (the "satanic panic" around D&D and heavy metal, for instance). But nowadays, there are so many different things to nerd out about, so many different fandoms - it's really awesome!
Anyway, it's always a blast watching you guys. Thank you for doing what you do!
14:32 ...."Why is he a pilot as a child?".... Is a reference to Wesley Crusher, from "Star Trek: The Next Generation", played by a teenager Will Wheaton..... In the show, Crusher was merely a passenger, but due to some circunstancies I won't spoil here, he ended up being one of Enterprise's bridge staff..... Great show......
Let's get out of here before they kill Guy!
FUN FACT: Brandon's Dad (referred to as "Dubious Dad", if referred to at all), is played by Robin Sachs, the actor under the Sarris prosthetics. The Director let him do this (with no actual dialog lines) so he could show his real face on-screen....but without having to pay Sach's extra, or give him screen credit. Hollywood does this from time to time to get around SAG regulations.
Beer me up Spotty! As an Aussie I love saying this to the youngster behind the bar.
60s nerd here. We had the original Star Trek series. We had early anime's like Speed Racer, Astroboy and Gigantor. Marvel and DC Comics. The Marvel cartoons. Batman. Johnny Quest. James Bond spy type things like The Man From UNCLE, The Girl From UNCLE. Great stuff!!
Don't forget Space Ghost, Rocket Robin Hood, The Herculoids, The Wild Wild West and U.F.O.!!
@@neospock5034 Yeah, I know. The Saturday morning cartoons. I was trying to keep my comment a bit short, lol! And the Avengers, if you know, you know, lol!
Battle of the Planets (G-Force) and Star Blazers
The 20s nerds were writing stories for Weird Tales magazine. The 30s nerds were writing SF; they bussed from California to the first Con in New York in 1939 and dressed up as aliens there. The 60s nerds were reading 'the Trilogy', learning Elvish, and reading everything by the 30s nerds. The 70s nerds were playing tabletop D&D.
21:15 The way she smiled made it feel like she has done that before... ;)
23:23 Did she said: "It went hard after..." I bet it did. :)
24:30 Oh, she hasn't see space shows either... ;) :D
25:09 She even said it herself.
Another good spoof of the space operas was "The Last Starfighter." It had a great cast and story too.
There has been noise for decades about Hollywood wanting to reboot it, but somehow the original script writer/author kept control of the IP and refused to allow anyone to remake it. He says the movie is perfect as it is and doesn't want to soil it.
Classic movie loved this one as a kid
Tim Allen was interviewed about this movie once and he said the first time that sigourney Weaver walked out with her costume on, "Boom there they were" in reference to the low open top she was wearing with a pushup on 😊
you should watch too "Caveman" from 1981 :D
Caveman!!!
There's an anecdote on one of the S1 Farscape commentaries that some of the cast and crew went to see this and when they got back to work on Monday they had trouble taking anything seriously and were having fun quoting the movie.
In the original script there was supposed to be a scene where Tony Shaloub's character was shooting up in the bathroom. They cut the scene but that's why he seems so calm about everything. He's supposed to be stoned.
That voice! Near the end, Sarris tells his pilot to get back behind them, and the pilot says he can't "They're coming right at us." 45:30 I swear that's Rene Auberjonois' voice!
Fuckin’ love this movie. One of my top 10 favorite “feel good/comfort food” movies.
While on the planet to secure a beryllium sphere when allen tells Fred to create a diversion he tells guy and Tommy to be look outs but he uses guys last name. Fleegeiman.
I would have loved to see this movie as it was originally intended. Still a great movie.
This movie is so fun.
It's not just funny but surprisingly touching at times, with very likeable memorable characters.
A show I think could be very cool to remake is Buck Rogers which aired 79-81 I was very young when it originally aired, but saw it in reruns in the mid to late 80's.
I especially remember actress Erin Gray from the show as she was gorgeous.
the kid piloting the ship, that was a throw back to Star Trek: The Next Generation when they had Wesley Crusher, the doctor's son pilot the ship for the first couple of seasons.
Tony Shalhoub's character is stoned the entire time. That's why he was so chill and constantly snacking.
The theme of "Galaxy Quest" is "Respect your fans!"
You should watch The Expanse! It’s one of the best scifi shows ever made and I promise you’ll love it.
Stay in it until at least episode four. Some people think it's slow in the beginning; it takes three episodes just to "world build." But then it takes off like a rocket (no pun intended).
It's sort of an "anti-Trek." There is no perfect utopian future for mankind. We screwed everything up, and even though we went out into space we're still scrapping and fighting and screwing things up. There's no "warp drive"; while it's futuristic, they make it as realistic as possible: "hard" science, real physics. Amazing writing, and amazing characters.
Agreeing with Jonny B. Goode. Think of the first four episodes as a single four-hour pilot.
What did 60's nerds geek out to? Star Trek, Doctor Who, Outer Limits, Lost in Space, the Jetsons, the Time Tunnel to name a few classic sci-fi series from the period...
According to imbd tonys character was so laid back because he was supposedly stoned before boarding the ship ,but that idea was scrapped but his laid-back style stayed ,if you look closely smoke appears as he comes out of the gell transport
Show I'd bring back... Firefly.
49:55"You walk so we could run."👍
Something I never considered about this film is that is the Thermians based the ship after episodes and schematics from the show, that means that the show runners accidentally invented an actual working spaceship and didn’t realize it, as well as a real time-reversal ability in the Omega 13 device 😂
I love this movie so much. Rest in peace Alan, you are missed 😔
Supposedly the reason “Gwen’s” shirt was open was in a deleted scene she opened it to try and distract some of Saris’ soldiers. I guess it would have been too expensive to reshoot the last part of the film with her shirt closed.
On Star Trek the Next Generation, Wesley Crusher was a kid/teen when he was made an acting ensign on the starship Enterprise, acting as a bridge helm officer. Kinda that trope, for sure.
Probably the best running joke in the whole movie isn't even pointed out. Tony Shalhoub's character isn't Asian. He says "Kwan isn't even my real name." But several times when he's "on-camera," he squints his eyes real tight to look more Asian. This likely references Hollywood's tendency toward casting white actors in Asian or other ethnic roles that are very specifically that ethnicity. More recently, this is exemplified by Scarlett Johansson being cast as Major Motoko Kusanagi in Ghost in the Shell, but it goes back decades. The two wildest examples are Mickey Rooney being cast as Mr. Yunioshi in Breakfast at Tiffany's, and John Wayne (the man, the myth, the legend) playing Genghis Khan in The Conqueror.
During the whole controversy over the casting, the creator of the source material said that Motoko isn't even suppoaed to look asian. The model could have been played by any woman from any background. Japan in that period of the timeline is almost as mixed as the USA of today or other multi-racial mega-countries die to influx of refugees from many corners of the globe.
49:59 - The 60's nerds were geeking-out on the very first "Star Trek" from 1966 through 1969. It is commonly referred to as Star Trek-TOS(The Original Series).
This movie specifically pays omage to that era of Star Trek with William Shatner & Leonard Nimoy. Right down to the conventions & their has been appearances of the 70's
Random info: the crazy desert landscape in the sphere scene is Goblin Valley in UT, it is as trippy as it seems.
I think Casey hit this on the head. Artists never know what their work inspires, what it means to people, and it's easy to dismiss your own career without that knowledge.
Nerds of the 60s geeked out on Star Trek TOS, Lost in Space, The Time Tunnel, Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea, Heinlein, Asimov, Clarke, Sturgeon, thank you very much.
Absolutely. All of those.
18:45 He's doing a parody of sorts of Scotty from the original Star Trek. Scotty was very excited all the time and is famous for lines like... "She can't take any more Captain!" and "She's breaking up!" So he's doing as what if Scotty smoked weed?
Also (and this is much more obscure... to the point that it might not be true) he might be playing as a white guy who's pretending to be Asian. Scotty was famously played by a Canadian actor with an over the top fake Scottish accent, and Tony Shaloub's character in this movie has an Asian name and tends to squint whenever he introduces himself. The rumor is he was asked to do a fake Asian accent but he thought it would be too offensive and people wouldn't get the joke so they figured they squinting would be enough.
In the 80's this nerd was playing Dungeon's & Dragons, 2nd edition. In the 1920s, nerds were reading Edgar Rice Burrough's "Princess of Mars" and "Tarzan of the Apes".
One thing I heard is that the scene where Tim Allen’s character hears the haters talking about him in the bathroom was based on an actual incident that happened to William Shatner.
FWIW, "it allows you to breathe the space air" is when I subscribed, liked and commented. :-) Great reaction!
Yeaaah! Scream Queen!
Fun fact, the NTE on the side of the ship stands for “not the enterprise”, this was done so they wouldn’t get sued.
Yes, the kid Ranger that got big when he morphed was in Power Rangers Turbo for the Blue ranger, Justin…. I couldn’t stand that character and always thought it was ridiculous that they made him grow to adult size. I’ve always been a HUGE Power Rangers, MARVEL (comics), and Star Trek fan; still am.🤗 I love being a nerd. RIP Jason David Frank (my Forever Red). Once a Ranger ALWAYS a Ranger.❤
I 💗This Movie!😢🙆♀️🥸🤪🤣🤗🥰🎛🖥
I appreciate the shout-out to all us 80’s Nerds! I dealt with some crap in grade school because I thought Star Wars and Marvel were cool 👍 Funny how things turn out 😂
25:41 “ let’s get out of here before one of those things kills Guy!” Yes, The random red shirt is named Guy. He’s just Guy, with no last name. That is laziest, most careless naming of an expendable character I’ve ever heard. No wonder Guy keeps panicking. His worst sci-fi nightmare is coming true. I love this movie so much.
I love how in the airlock scene he has his head buried in Sigourneys chest. If your gunna die, that's how I wanna go.
A live-action series for Gargoyles!!
Isn't one already being made?
@@TheNeptuneArc Unfortunately, no. Jordan Peele did actually pitch an idea for a live action movie to Disney, but they didn’t want to do it cause they think only Star Wars, Marvel and remakes make money.
@@ianmorrisonmovienutcase5713 I had forgotten that this is a Disney property, for some reason I thought it was a Warner Bros IP. As good a choice as Jordan Peele is, I'd personally go with a script by Tim Burton, and let directing and make up/VFX to be done by Guillermo del Toro, and I forgot the name of the dude who did the music score for the first Harry Potter (or was he in it for few of the movies?) And just let creativity flow through these folks.
@@ianmorrisonmovienutcase5713 Wow I didn't know that, that's too bad. I love Gargoyles! It was one of my favorite shows along with Batman the Animated Series and XMEN.
When Tim Allen is having to explain to the alien captain that there is no ship it was just a show apparently he had to walk off the set and Alan Rickman made some comment about "I believe he finally experienced acting"
No one catches this but when Allen's chracter is out lineing his plan about getting the sphere he uses guy's last name when telling everyone what to do
When this came out, I think critics treated it as just another feel-good family/kids' movie. Which I guess it is, but its reputation rose steadily for two decades and earned the nickname "the best Star Trek movie (that's not actually a Star Trek movie)" thanks to a rock solid all-star cast and treating the fandom it parodies with love and respect.
60's nerds had Star Trek, Twilight Zone, Outer Limits, Lost in Space
Loved this movie as a kid and still till this day!
Tony Shalhoub's character Fred is so chill because he's extremely high....
My dream show reboot would be Stargate (SG1/Atlantis).
PS: The stoned character on Galaxy Quest was written and shot as stoned, but because of rating-trouble they had to cut the scene where he eats magic cookies (only the very last fragment is there, knowing what it is - You can see it on rewatch)
A great and underrated movie! What did 60s nerds geek out over? Lord of the Rings, the books. Original Star Trek series. Some Twilight Zone, Forbidden Planet the movie... things like that.
So much fun to watch you two react to this! Yes, there are many shows that folks talk about rebooting... Firefly is probably one of the most talked about. But I am a fan of some of the older shows of the 90s... Sliders, I think would make for a great reboot. But/And there are so many tho! Just FYI, there is talk of making Galaxy Quest into a real show...
I only JUST discovered your channel, kids - happy to see your reaction to Galaxy Quest! And how much your appreciation of nerd culture shines through.
You've earned a subscriber today! Looking forward to seeing more of your videos!
I am also familiar with Enrico Colantoni(Mathazar) as detective Keith Mars in the "Veronica Mars" series and movie, as well as a recurring character in "Person Of Interest."
Carl Elias.
@tconlon251 Thanks! I haven't yet watched that.
Speaking as a '60s nerd, _Star Trek_ was first aired in 1966. And before that there were (gasp!) books. Heinlein. Asimov. Clarke. Bradbury. H. G. Wells. _The Moon is a Harsh Mistresss. The Gods Themselves. 2001, A Space Odyssey. Rendezvous With Rama. Fahrenheit 451. The Time Machine._
And nerd-dom isn't just about fiction; I'm a math nerd. My brother is now an electrical engineer, but back in the '60s he was collecting vacuum tubes in hopes of making his own computer someday. (And so he has, though transistors became readily available before he got around to it - I still have some of those old vacuum tubes in my basement.) He was also grinding his own mirror to make a telescope.
There were also things happening in real life that were *better* than science fiction. When I was 4 going on 5 my father took me out in the back yard late one night to show me the stars, including one strange star that was actually moving, while all the others seemed to be standing still. My father showed me Sputnik, because he wanted me to be able to tell my children and grandchildren that I was there at the beginning of the space age. I watched Alan Shepard go up, and come down safely. And John Glenn. I sat on the carpet in front of the television in our living room, all of the room lights off, only the Christmas tree lights on, and the television, and listened to Borman, Lovell, and Anders read from Genesis about "the Good Earth," as they passed over the barren landscape of the moon - that was Apollo 8, Christmas Eve, 1968. The next year we watched Apollo 11 land on the moon.
Not a 60's kid, but what were 60's nerds geeking out on? TV shows: original Dr. Who, Lost In Space, Flash Gordon series, original Superman, later on Star Trek.
Movies: all the Godzilla movies, Sinbad movies, Forbidden Planet.
Do yourself a favor and watch Forbidden Planet, the effects hold up and the story is a great adaptation of The Tempest...in space.
Hilarious how Tony Schalub's character takes everything in stride. Nothing fazes him.
60s nerds (Like me) Geeked out about Star Trek. That was when the first series came out.
Ssm Rockwell's scream is one the funniest little things ever in sny movie.
Firefly, hands down. One of my favorite stories ever and just criminally under funded, under advertised, and poorly handled by Fox.
25:14 29:21 Sigourney looks so hot with blonde hair. :)
26:01 It's kind of hard when they are almost at your eye hight...
26:32 You have never seen a scifi-show before...
28:34 Yes, she didn't notice that part. :)
34:20 Guy knows whats important...
The joke about T.V. Guide interview happened to Jeri Ryan. Seven of nine from Star Trek Voyager.
Wil Wheaton was a child prodigy who manned the conn on Star Trek TNG. That's why young Laredo was a child pilot.