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EPISODE · Nov 25, 2022 · 2H 36M

Episode 313 - In Kirk We Trust

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No Hate November is winding down this Thanksgiving but we're still going strong, much like Chaco's internet this week. The Academy of Podcast Affiliates is sitting in so we're trying to clean things up while we discuss;- Hayes Code Movies- Star Trek: The Original SeriesIn 1934 it was clear, movies were terrible. Rather than doing the right thing and cancelling Hollywood, Hollywood banned together and outlawed free speech. It's a massive change from today, and the industry is all the better for it. By 1968 smut was back on the menu and with it the decline of society and movies, which is why we're watching Black Panther Forever and wondering when the MCU got so terrible.In 1966 the future was born. Cell phones, flat screen TVs, and over dramatic temper tantrums when life doesn't quite work out. Star Trek was a phenomenon unlikely to be duplicated in our lifetimes, but they'll keep trying until Star Trek is as dead as George Takei's career.All that plus the worst Bicycler in the world, how to catch fish and how many is a serving, plus Tab goes back to school. Don't forget to VOTE ON THE FATE OF THE NEWS SEGMENT! This is the only election where your voice actually matters!

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