Wednesday, July 16, 2025

Alan Tudyk

Alan Tudyk is famous for Firefly, Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, the second season of Andor, Resident Alien, and a ton of voice acting, such as the new Superman movie.  

He has played in almost all the recent Disney animated movies.

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/fCDU7hGpi9A

Katie Sachhoff is most famous for the 2004 Battlestar Galactica, and the last couple of seasons of The Mandalorian.

Thursday, June 26, 2025

Why Star Trek TNG Season 1 is So Bad


@john2001plus
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Season 1 was as good as it needed to be for fans enjoying the return of Star Trek.

Friday, June 13, 2025

STAR WARS Un-Disneyfied - Andor

The whole video is a great summary of why Andor is great, but here is the short version...

Tony Gilroy defends the purpose/intent of Andor


@john2001plus
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I've seen a few YouTubers claim that the authoritarian oppressors in Andor somehow represent capitalists, and that the Ghormans were fighting against capitalism. However, this doesn't make much sense. Supporters of a free market typically oppose government oppression—it's as if they have it backward.

Everyone has their boogeyman: the Right tends to fear the government, while the Left has traditionally been wary of corporations.  

Mark Hamill Addresses Rumor That He Quit ‘Star Wars’

Saturday, May 10, 2025

What are you rebelling against, Andor?


@john2001plus
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The myth that Fascists and Nazis were capitalists is promoted by the left to obscure the Fascist connection to socialism. The Fascist motto was: "Everything for the state, nothing outside the state." The Nazis made similar statements, asserting that industries not serving the state would be taken over. In practice, the Nazi regime operated as a kleptocracy, seizing anything they could get their hands on.

Mussolini was a communist before founding Fascism. Early on, he had the support of the far left in America—a fact the left tried to obscure after the war by labeling the Fascists and Nazis as "far-right."

The first speech of the German Workers' Party that Hitler attended focused on why free market capitalism should be abandoned. Hitler became member number 50. He did not oppose socialism itself, only international socialism, which was viewed as a threat in Germany at the time. Instead, he advocated for national socialism. There's a reason the party renamed itself the National Socialist German Workers' Party—it presented itself as a nationalist alternative to international socialism.

Andor isn't about rebelling against an economic system; it's about rebelling against oppression.