I never make it to the end of these.

These all remind me of the Onion article "man in his 30s admits to no longer enjoying bad movies". At some point it just gets equally sad and boring.

I knew a group of nerds who would have weekly "bad movie night". Not even the fun kind of bad movie like MST3k or Birdemic, but the incredibly boring bad movies like Eyeborg. It was...equal parts sad and boring.

I could see this being fun with a total blast personality like Seanbaby, but the RLM guys just don't have live action presence.

Oh, come on! The Canadians suck, but Rich Evans is the king of nerds, better than Seanbaby even.

There's nothing wrong with drinking before you watch BotW.

Seanbaby? Really?

Yes. I enjoyed Seanbaby's work back in the day, and I respect him immensely for being an OG of internet nerd culture, but SB's "cool best friend/ Good Guy Greg" persona has nothing on Rich Evan's infectiously affable baby-man style. Seanbaby is cool, but he's a bit *too* cool - his coolness feels dated, and we in the audience know that the level of coolness he's achieved is out of reach for the rest of us. Rich is as a lot more relatable; fat, balding, capable of experiencing both crushing sadness and childlike joy within the span of a minute, he is the everynerd.

As for the other RLM folks:

Mike comes off as a bit of a workaholic dick; he's funny and very knowledgeable, but there's a dark coldness about him that can be quite off-putting. Jay is a Richard Hammond-type; likeable and non-threatening, inhabiting a mid-point between Rich and Seanbaby. AIDSMoby is an asshole, but in a very tragic way; I feel bad for him, because I don't think he *intends* to make his audience hate him, it just happens that way. He is not a terrible person, it's just the way he sees the world and his place in it, that makes him *appear* to be a terrible person. Jessi is cool, a Jay-type with more sarcasm, and I like that she's not a "hot chick" (as actresses in most nerd media are) because it's easier to focus on what she says! Hot chick nerds suffer from the same problem that Seanbaby does: that is to say, they are too aspirational, and their coolness can be too much to handle at times. And finally, I feel sorry for the beard guy, as much if not more so than AIDSMoby; he's not very good at what he does, but he tries hard and I really want him to succeed. I feel happy, REALLY happy, whenever beardguy manages to deliver a successful joke, or simply do anything besides repeat what one of the other dudes just said.

There's no universe in which a purple baby mohawk is "cool".

All this conversation is doing is making me want to see Rich Evans with Seanbaby hair.

I dunno. The wheel was how they found S.O.S. and that was my favorite thing they have ever touched.