Talking Tech In Film and Television with

[@zaxeq]

great stream!!!! thanks!

[@MrTickleTrunk]

We need to get Paul and Robert into a room to have a discussion for 24 hours. Throw in food, give them alcohol, make sure there's a few joints and lock the fucking doors until the timer is up.

[@jackdicarlo5387]

Yes yes yes yes yes!!!!!

[@kayne8222]

Chato is a mass effect fan!? Yesssss! That DLC reference came out of nowhere lmao

[@Slitheringpeanut]

To be fair, the idea of a inertial dampening, with the stress a ship hull would go through at Warp Speeds, is fine. The problem with a starship doing a barrel roll is the 'Why?' It works for a light fighter, because there's a small surface to hit and often it's good against projectiles, but against beam weapons it's pointless.

[@leonardoguillen7057]

And this is why many other cultures revere and look up to older people; knowledge, wisdom and real life experience, thanks for having these conversations, keep them coming!

[@playedout148]

I think this was the case in the United States... until the boomers.

[@SupplementEngineer]

Excellent discussion guys! Thanks for hosting this Script. Please have more panels like this.

[@_Korben_Dallas_]

Script, Paul, & Robert... what a great combo. You are all so knowledgeable. I already didn't like the JarJar Abrams Star Trek... but after listening to you guys... I now hate the Jar Jar Abrams Star Trek.

[@catthewondahokulea6515]

Thank you for the video!

[@mikelinux1961]

maybe my favorite video on KZbin now. Thanks for the stream.

[@DoctorDave5]

Script Doctor, these recent streams have been great. Looking forward to the next one.

[@Big_Chef_Dawg]

Thank you blessing my feed once again Script. I'm really loving all the content you're putting out.

[@kedst2000]

Kudos for this discussion! Excellent!!! You need to make this a regular session!

[@HrvojeMikovic]

38:14 Script: "I don't think JJ ever took anything apart in his life, that's why his stuff is so superficial. He sees it from it's surface, he emulates it from the outside but doesn't understand what's on the inside." ME: "The dude didn't even open his (mystery) box." 🤣

[@kryptonianjedi]

I really enjoyed this stream/video. I absolutely love tech porn in my Sci fi. Keep it up!

[@Tempestelterna]

When he said he was a massive mass effect fan at 34:20 i Immediately loved him. And that party DLC was amazing! It was just so funny and witty and not serious ! I loved it!

[@mrz8479]

3 is a Magic number guys. thanks for the great listening experience.

[@ColJonSquall1]

I love this, I could go on for hours about Star Trek. Star Wars, mostly the movies, never got into a ton of the shows. Aside from the Mando-verse, until they fell off of a cliff. I grew up watching TNG, and later Voyager. I got into DS9 as an adult, while between seasons of Stargate SG-1. Enterprise, I tried to get into, but the writing just wasn't there for me, the villains felt flat a lot of the time. TOS, I also got into as an adult, and as much as we do see Kirk have a way with women, its nowhere near as bad as the memes make him out to be, lol. Galaxy Quest is a gem, and I'm looking forward to the show being made, whenever it sees the light of day. I'm hoping the writer's strike gets a few of the studios inline to hire back creatives that work. Like MGM and Amazon, need to bring back Brad Wright to finish his Stargate revival. Unless Brad and the crew are involved, I feel like it'll be another wasted reboot that just falls apart and sours people to the franchise.

[@Tdownunder]

Love this conversation.

[@konradjaschke1931]

Script's binge model comment is spot on!

[@stereoNES]

this is awesome.

[@djohn1671]

superb. people who love what they talk about from a position of knowledge.

[@LightsCameraKonkle]

In high school I was voted most likely to become a mad scientist. You gentlemen are truly my people. I love writing scripts with you scriptdoctor. Robert, we are going to make a movie I know it. Paul… well. If you ever talk to me again. I’ll enjoy it.

[@joey_after_midnight]

Script your brilliant, 550 AU a stellar gravitational lens might have the resolution to expand or resolve an object at that distance.

[@johndoe-hr6vp]

There is a door marked Head on the bridge of the Enterprise D

[@14bis42]

Those rules , and believability went all NUTS with Jar jar ..

[@twomuch77]

I’m with Rob Stone Cold is awesome

[@DocCivil]

Captain Tracey’s phaser did run out of power when he was fighting Kirk in The Omega Glory.

[@roystonsbailey]

Voyager had loads senseless technobabble. It was just script padding

[@BrundleFly868]

Another great session, good stuff! I saw a fascinating documentary the other day called 'Theatres of War' (2022) about the extent to which the US Department of Defence & the CIA influence film/television production... From the obvious (Top Gun) to the not so obvious (Meet the Parents) to simply the vast numbers of projects affected, not to mention the ones that never saw the light of day and others that went ahead without bowing to the Powers That Be (including an interesting talk with Oliver Stone)... None of this is a secret, but it's not exactly talked about. I'd be interested in your take on the subject - does this interference amount to propaganda? Would it make a difference to the audience, or do we already assume it's happening & therefore not care to look any closer? How do directors/writers balance the desire to be authentic/historically accurate with studios signing contracts that allow the DOD/CIA to rewrite scripts and change storylines to suit their agenda? Just a thought! Thanks for your work.

[@mrz8479]

You guys talk about Haunted Mansion yet. I just canceled the Disney Plus. But watched this movie. Very funny, but I am 60😅. I thought written pretty well.

[@KronosGodwisen]

Rob, you're full of it. Using a transporter to move coolant is insane when a pipe would work better. Or the transporter itself would be the cooler. Not that they use water in ST. Robs views on camera work is instructional. Explains quite a bit about how some bad practices have become popular. Transporters. I don't like the analogy to how many hard drive it would take to store a person in a transporter and breaking them down atom by atom. I think it is better if they thought of it as a matter scrambler. More like standing next to a microwave and using it to do a double slit experiment. Which for a human sized mass would take trillions of years, but we don't have their technology. It's like a microwave oven, it doesn't heat up one molecule at a time, it cooks it all at once. The past is like a foreign land. In the 90s people were intolerant to the land their parents lived in. By 2020 people learned to be intolerant to anyone from where they were one week earlier.

[@mandoruiz619]

I'm sorry but the U.S.S. Enterprise doing a barrel roll is bad ass.

[@JamesJames-ot5ez]

The future is disgusting 😂

[@DavidsonTroy]

One of the guests was continually speculating on how tech might have worked, been developed, etc. beyond what the writers presented. I stopped before 10 mins because that's not what the video title said it was supposed to be.

[@philipg.haynes8373]

what a great conversation, more of this please @scriptdoctor. SO many levels of insight that can only be had with 3 people having a conversation and seeing where it goes. and re phasers don't forget the power cell ceremony in DS9 on the defiant in the galley during the dominion war it showed that there was finite amount of shots that could be fired but ALSO how much heavy fighting had gone on

[@shaneday2255]

Bring on Chris Gore @filmthreat next time and we'll have the holy Trinity.

[@shaneday2255]

Please I'd like to hear everyone's thoughts on BSG