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Down the Rabbit Hole, I love this video!

Black butter? I've never heard of that before. They'll be making black puddings next!

Whoa-oa Black Butter, bam-ba-lam Whoa-oa Black Butter, bam-ba-lam Black Butter is a spread, bam-ba-lam It kills your tastebuds dead, bam-ba-lam...

It's an apple butter. My mom enjoys them me not so much. Should have spread it on some buttered toast.

The problem with gyrojets (based on the real-life experimental weapons) lies in the fact that they're practically useless at point-blank range, as they require travel time to reach maximum velocity once they leave the barrel.

Pistol Poker wasn't really a Gottlieb Table. It was an Alvin G table, which was a seperate company.

Used to buy the re-imagined Amazing Stories, wondering how it was when there were so many more of those types of magazines, not knowing that most of the ones that were CURRENTLY available would disappear

Yeah, there was so much more effort in finding people, it just felt different to have a name connected to an address in print. Once things became so much easier to research and people to locate it sort of changed how all of this felt. Still, while I'm old enough to remember seeing these things in print I'm still shocked to see them now, since now-me knows how low-effort unwanted contact can be :) It's great that they managed to facilitate these sorts of meetups, however frequent it really was. We have a lot more connections now but a lot more fear... makes me wonder how easy it is to find a pick up group you actually want to play a game with

As a kid I think I did wonder at the Telosian connection. I also thought of this as one of the more interesting episodes from when I'd watched it once a long time ago, one of the most memorable. When I watched it again on disc it landed a bit different, but I'd probably need to see it yet again to really cement my opinion. Her healing ability is more interesting that the usual miraculous healing you see in SF or fantasy, there's a cost of sorts. It's got a big heart... it's too bad this is the screenwriter's only credit as far as I can tell. Something that just occurred to me... there are stories where a species is on a doomed world and because the prime directive prevents contact with pre-warp species (I think that's the criteria?) they have to be left to their fate. What the heavies of the episode are doing is twistedly reminiscent of this, only getting to the heart of what the Federation is supposedly about, species willing to work together or, in this case, perform self-sacrifice for the betterment of others. Only their program, as awful as it is, is accelerated, direct, and potentially will save the species in a way that the Federation wouldn't (unless rules are broken). It doesn't justify their methods but both are advanced groups passing judgement on people they happen upon, despite having the power to save them and maintain galactic diversity...

The movie was excellent. How long did it take to get to all these places?

OK, well... you know what? I like this more, because I was sort of disillusioned when I'd heard the opposite. Some of the emblems looked weird (the rug) and I thought it would work against the point of emblems like that, to identify people belonging to a significant group. If every ship had different symbols it'd be hard to keep track, although I guess it'd add a sense of pride for each ship. Still feel like a lot of the uniforms depicted should still be considered as "Starfleet" though, maybe it's more belonging to a ship of the line or whatever the slightly less anachronistic version of that term would be. Surprising that this was solved so recently!

Fun! Thank you for this. Makes me want to watch the film again. Hope more people learn about it, very entertaining

So jelous ! Since I played many Paladins in various D&D campaigns with you your video inspired me to add the Paladin walk in Northern Ireland on my travel bucket list! Kevin I was wondering if you are a Game Of Thrones fan and intend to visit any castles they used as scenes from the tv series?!

I've been to Northern Ireland once (in Glenarm) and seen the movie twice but I never drew a connection between the two. This was really quite surprising. I think I'll have to go watch the movie a third time.

While in the land of the Fae be wary of any food or drink they offer you. And i would advise against dancing with any faerie maidens.

A few less "I don't know" comments would have been better. Do your homework.

Good for you Kevin! The equivalent for me was back in 87 buying and reading HeavyMetal magazine which were sold every where and now maybe in Comic book stores if it still is in print?!

I don’t know anything about high altitude affecting your taste buds but I swear drinking alcohol at 36000 feet is like drinking tap water and it’s affect hits me harder once the plane lands! Maybe try that experiment on your return trip Kevin 😅

You succeeded where I failed - you actually found copies of 2000 AD! Would love to know why it's so hard to find, though.

Glad to see you get some of Scotland's REAL national drink in this video too! Irn bru, NOT whiskey. Just had some myself before watching actually haha

Have a great trip Kevin!

Wow, the view out the window looks amazing. I've never flown before and I probably never will but sure looks cool. I like how well you managed to sync the audio with the video. I always have a hard time with editing audio stuff like, well done good sir.

Enjoy the trip!

Ahh you never know what to expect from Down the Rabbit Hole. Commercial flights are pressurized, but usually the pressure is around 8,000FT, So it would be like drinking Tomato juice at 8,000FT. I use to skydive a lot, plane is unpressurized, normal jump altitude is 13,500ft, but sadly I never thought of trying tomato juice at that height. Have fun over seas.

If I were there I would have secretly swapped your tomato juice with bloody mary mix, just for kicks :-).

I always find it slightly amusing when games set in space like this have you playing in a 2D playing field, especially when it's a Star Trek game, considering the ending of Wrath of Khan. Mind you I did play an old PC Star Trek game a few years ago, can't remember which one, where they did have a 3D playing field and it was very very difficult to navigate, I just died a lot and ended up giving up.

What if its really stuck where i can't just grab it. How do you get it out then....

Pac land 0:04

I used to beg everyone to play this game with me.

Happy I got this copy when I did

Cool game. I think a lot of people didn't like Gravitar (or Thrust), because it requires more skill than simply moving or shooting. The constant fighting of gravity along with having to shoot enemies below you (which means you can't fight gravity) made it too hard for most gamers back then (and now, tbh). Curious... Why do the planets have numbers like 1000 and 3000 if they're not boosting your score by such when you complete them?!?

The captain's chair is awesome! This seems like a pretty cool game for the DS.

Nice! I know that Bethesda made a Star Trek game for the PS2, but I can’t remember what the name is. I do remember playing it and enjoying it a lot.

Uncharted planet? Fine. Send some AI-powered probes (Star Wars' probot, anyone?). Don't risk any people on such a task, until it is better mapped and understood. Once it's established the planet is rich with gold deposits and hordes of gorgeous alien women, then I'll charter a ship. 😁

Huh? Since when was the audio as high as heard here?

Wow Doc this is heavy! I feel that you really have to have some Huey Lewis and the news playing while driving this thing. Of course not on RUclips though.

Polyphonic Digital did a great job with this game. The Delorean is iconic but i was never a fan of it. Cool to see it racing though.

Don’t worry fella. I’m nearly 60 and I’m loving psvr2.

DeLorean? If my calculations are correct, when this baby hits 88 miles per hour you're gonna see some serious shit.

Hello, I wanted to ask. Can I voice your video into Russian if you don't mind?

To me like the Wagon Wheels just from the UK❤🤤😋🍪🇬🇧! (if anything, I am Russian😊🇷🇺)

Someone wants to play some DnD, grab the atlas and lets go.

Late to comment on this video. Did you see the 3d printed kit for sale that converts this machine to a 1/6 size? Also available for the space invaders. Great review!

i think the arcade version is a little easier 😅

Probably good for cooling down after a hike.

I don't know how well it would work with super humid summer days (which they all seem to be now). It was 26C today but with like 90% humidity it feels 35C all the time which just sucks.

Must be cool to have fans. :p

I like the format here, this was a fun little anecdote to the past while you drink your ale and hang out with your chainmail on the counter.

Cool!

I like it. I loved gadgets in my early life but this one I would probably get in my old age now. Excelsior. Ps.....are you getting the pc adaptor for your psvr2 ?