Gary Buechler is the founder and host of Nerdrotic, a YouTube channel covering comics, film, television, and pop culture. Before launching the channel in 2014, he owned The Comic Outpost, a comic shop, from 2003 to 2013. A podcaster and livestreamer with over a million subscribers, he chronicled his journey from addiction and prison in the memoir Waiting for Nerdrotic.
Today, he is coming on the show to discuss, his story, Hollywood, CGI quality, story telling and more.
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As nerds, do we need to learn to more quickly let go of IPs that have gone stale rather than desperately try to hold on to the IP that has been turned into a “Woke Skinsuit”? I’ve found myself much more satisfied no longer caring at all what happens to Star Trek or Star Wars, and limiting my canon to the good stuff. (I can’t fully follow this advice as the unholy Rings of Power still sets me off.)
Why do entertainment businesses seem so immune to economic incentives? Are internal company social pressures that much stronger than normal financial expectations? If so, why do boards of directors, who are supposedly responsive to shareholders, refuse to control their companies?