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patrick taylor for everyone wondering he said "Today is a good day to die." if I'm translating it right, I'm rusty.

I think it's better to call it a constructed language. It's weird to call it fictional when it's a fully functioning language.

@@bretbret8293 I meant the aliens are fictional. Obviously that didn't come across. But for my part, I think it's weird to call the language fully functioning when there's no real-life society that uses it as their primary daily form of communication.

@@burn1ngz0mb1ez8 Qapla'

Nope. That movie never existed. Just ask George Lucas. BTW I tried watching it once and couldn't finish. It's so cringey.

And bootleg is the ONLY way you can actually get that movie. Well, unless you were Carrie Fisher.

It’s on KZfaq now. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bM54a9Wpxti6d2w.html. It is hard to watch though

Now I want to see Billy react to Bea Arthur's song from the special. "Goodnight, but not goodbye." - Does anything say "Star Wars" more than Bea Arthur?

I watched that on TV as a kid, waited all week, made sure my parents and older sisters all knew I was watching it on that day. Then everyone bitched and moaned the whole way through. I saw it a year or two ago somewhere online now as an adult and know why now. Jesus.

I bet that got people begging for his top 8 spaces.

I remember that.

That Charmeleon dude spits fire

ndstumme Hardly anybody is going to catch how great this comment is. That was beautiful.

@@ndstumme this needs more likes

6) That the equation in the background is a real one created by Schrodinger, better known for his famous 'Cat' thought experiment' ...

Escher ROCKED!

I was always surprised how many people missed Seth's cameo.

4:07 I think that nobody recognizes Lightsaber Boy any longer: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fraAnZmnzq-mnYk.html

Not white and nerdy enough to reconize seth and donny

And our demise...

I got one including the Star Wars Christmas tape. Including what do you get a Wookiee for Christmas when he already owns a comb

Popular Monster, from FIR Take a good listen. regards alls Jay Dreamerz film breakdowns you got to go deep......

I don't think anyone actually thinks knowledge is unhip unless they're anti-intellectual. It's not the knowledge itself that's nerdy, but pointless knowledge, especially an overemphasis on pointless knowledge. The obsession of it is what makes it nerdy. Like just about everyone doesn't mind watching a Star Wars movie every once in a rare while, but it's when you become a Star Wars fan, attend conventions, etc, that it becomes nerdy. Same thing with stuff that is designed to be cool like metal music. Danzig is a pretty cool band, but toss in a Danzig convention and a whole bunch of metal nerds will attend, thus having made metal nerdy.

its a fictional language but you can actually learn it there's books and online programs you can use.

i havet never lern it... namarie ar vanya sulie.. .. more elvish...^^'

@@DeadyD0right Or just watch Big Bang Theory a lot ^^

Agreed..he needs to watch Star Trek and so many things to get all the references. 🤪

Yeah, he made me feel old XD

Pop culture references are the first place you notice the 'old' creeping in. Knees or back are usually next. 😇

@@MS-dq4er Yeah, I hear that. The ol back and knees do indeed hate on me. Cresting over 40 this year, gotta love that tipping point, heh.

I'm only 25 and I got most of it. I didn't get the klingon part, I just assumed it was similar to Javascript. I just learned in the comments what it is lol. And I don't know the characters from star wars, but I put 2 and 2 together when I saw the pictures in the video. I liked how he compared bootlegs and streaming nowadays. I never put that together, but I remember our family would get a lot at the flea market in West Palm Beach.

Yep I date a trekkie his answer is Cisco (Star Trek deep space 9).

@@AmandaWspoon Don't leave Janeway out of the mix.

Well that shouldn’t even be a debate. It’s clearly Picard. 😆 Although I do have a certain fondness for Sisko and Janeway.

Kirk and Sisco all the way!

Janeway then Picard

Haha, there's a whole video that's just him dancing, it's amazing.

How did I miss Donny Osmond??? Gonna watch this again. 😃

Donny and his sister had a Star Wars tribute episode in '78. Very bad, almost makes the Holiday Special legit. :) (Historical editorial: The Osmonds were the not cool answer to The Partridge Family. Both were white versions of The Jackson 5. In the Jackson 5, the cute littlest kid was Michael Jackson. In the Osmonds, it was Donny. Lets see a dance-off between Donny & MJ, that'll show who the white & nerdy one is... lol...)

Donny was dancing terrible. And no one evet catches the fact that its him lmao

Don't forget Judy tenuta and Seth green in the video also

Yep only aired once and the only copies that exist are those who actually recorded it and reproduced it. I saw it, bootlegged, and I'm alright with that :3

Speaking of Star Wars, the reference to the 'Star Wars Kid' @ 4:08, kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fraAnZmnzq-mnYk.html still cracks me up, it don't get any whiter!

Absolutely!

Problem is, there's a difference between being ignorant and feigning ignorance. I believe the latter applies here.

@@aiden_macleod Do you think he doesn't want to appear too white or too nerdy?

Sounds about white

@@sydneycho7290 Are you suggesting people with melanin are incapable of having reference points about popular culture? Seems... kinda racist, Sydney.

or Seth Green or Donny Osmond and there is more that he missed. Oh well

I knew about klingons, Spock, Kirk and Picard long before I ever actually SAW Star Trek for the first time. As with many other things, I know of it simply from having heard/seen it referenced so many times. Same goes for things like The Walking Dead, Charlie Chaplin and D&D. Never seen/played it, but I still know what it is and some basic things about it from how famous it is.

billy, klingons are the bad guys. really bad. they fart in airlocks.

If you want to get into Weird Al, start with his television debut: "Another One Rides the Bus" from Tom Snyder's show. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qsCbotim2ZOdgoU.html - April 21, 1981 Or perhaps you can find some recordings of him on the Doctor Demento show before this. But since Doctor Demento was only on AM radio, they would be sound recordings.

Donny stole the video.

not bootleg a special that lucas himself tried to get rid of

Lol yes i never tire of amish paradise

My favorite Weird Al song is Fat.

@@shawngaskin19 he will probably cry about that too

YEEES! That one and "Word Crimes." I promise, he will fall out laughing!

@@stormangelus6638 Amish Paradise and Word Crimes are a must. I agree.

Klingon is not a race, it is a language spoken by Spock and his race, which I do not remember what their race is called at the moment, but it is sure not Klingon

@@williambinns218 spock is a Vulcan and his race are not Klingons they are a separate species

@@RuGShUg1991 I realized that after just to lazzy to change or delete it

@@williambinns218 nope...klingons are klingons and they speak klingon. Spock is a Vulcan and he speaks Vulcan and English of course

@@XCross64 Nerd question: Does Spock actually speak English though? Or does the Universal Translator on the ship just make it seem that way? :) Babel Fish > Universal Translator. Prove me wrong. :):)

He directed a lot of regular music videos as well.

I love that song! lol

Or "Pretty Fly for a Rabbi" which is the Weird Al version. :)

@@gregsteele806 That one is hilarious.

ik wtf is his prob other then being so damn sensitive

Yeah you a little sensitive there Billie, weird al is funny but really breaking it down kinda destroys the joy of his work

A lot of his song relates with the "Big Bang Theory" sitcom. In other words, everything he mentions in this song, you'll also see in that comedy show.

Bruce Banner White & Nerdy was released in 2006. The Big Bang Theory didn’t start until 2007.

@J K So, I guess you can say that the word is "cringeworthy?" (Sorry, I had to)

And it's my favorite part of the whole video. Donny is going ALL OUT. LOL!

neta012 The song is about fifteen minutes long, mind. But I agree, hilarious.

Maeden AZ Mostly the Star Trek ones. I don’t think he’s seen it.

Not everyone has seen Star Trek.

Jmvars I have never seen a single episode of Star Trek and I got those references when I was 7

@@Jmvars if it was a star wars reference I bet you'd get it

@@Jmvars you dont need to see it to know about that stuff. its part of pop-culture

That's my favorite part. He can do no wrong.

I remember those days when you had to keep your nerdiness a secret. I knew no one else who shared my nerdiness interests until at least college. I tried to convince my high school English teacher to consider including science fiction into the curriculum. It didn't work. There was no Star Wars yet. Comic book stores didn't exist yet or there were very few. There were no personal computers and calculators were just coming on the general market. In college I met guys that built electronic circuits for fun (hence the soldering gun). Oh, yeah, we watched Monty Python all the time and could recite all the skits, and when we got Mine Sweeper, I probably played for 6 months straight. First fanny packs were cool but then they became uncool, only nerds kept wearing them. If you wore pocket protectors you were a nerd. A/V club was the predecessor of the Computer Club, and Glee Club, in high school at least, meant singing music no one else wanted to listen to. The Drama club was actually cool, though. And I knew people later who went to Renaissance Fairs every week.

Picard all the way.

He's not nerdy enough.

capttheo1 no he said it right. weird al is slav, and we as slavs read the -vić in the name like "vich"

@@river114 that may be but Weird Al himself pronounces it with a hard K.