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Sometimes, Chris gives an incorrect date (the date is technically always incorrect since he says "Stardate" and gives a Gregorian Calendar date), or fails to provide a date at all. An example of Chris giving an incorrect date would be many of the entries made in [[July 2009]]. The [[CWCki]] has organized the Captain's Log entries by the date they were uploaded. | Sometimes, Chris gives an incorrect date (the date is technically always incorrect since he says "Stardate" and gives a Gregorian Calendar date), or fails to provide a date at all. An example of Chris giving an incorrect date would be many of the entries made in [[July 2009]]. The [[CWCki]] has organized the Captain's Log entries by the date they were uploaded. | ||
One | One should not take his constant usage of the phrase as a sign that he's some trekkie. On the contrary, while it's entirely believable that a nearly 30 year old unemployed fatass who lives with his parents still would be a Star Trek fan, he's never expressed any opinions on the franchise either way and according to him, it's not even a reference to it.<ref>http://cogsdev.org/cwcki/Mailbag_3</ref><ref>http://cogsdev.org/cwcki/Mailbag_14</ref> In fact it's entirely plausible he's never even seen anything of Star Trek (where he picked it up then is a mystery. He most likely heard it on ''[[Family Guy]]'', ''[[Futurama]]'' or ''[[The Simpsons]]''), and even if he did, the plots and situations would probably fly over his head and he'd get bored due to it's lack of [[anime]] and furry porn. Tl:dr, he uses the phrase because he's a [[Things Chris has ripped off|plagiarist]], not because he's a fan. | ||
He may have encountered the phrase from the ''Star Trek'' game he purchased as a result of the [[Sonic the Hedgehog Watch & Win Sweepstakes]] competition, but knowing his gaming habits, he probably never played it. | He may have encountered the phrase from the ''Star Trek'' game he purchased as a result of the [[Sonic the Hedgehog Watch & Win Sweepstakes]] competition, but knowing his gaming habits, he probably never played it. | ||
Revision as of 08:54, 1 July 2010
"Captain's Log" is Chris's usual opening to a video blog, first appearing in his 24 September 2008 video. It comes from popular sci-fi franchise Star Trek. In a typical episode, the captain, commander or other senior crew member would make an entry to log what has happened in the situation prior to the beginning of the episode. Most Star Trek Captain's Log entries are noticeably void of Tard Rage.
Sometimes, Chris gives an incorrect date (the date is technically always incorrect since he says "Stardate" and gives a Gregorian Calendar date), or fails to provide a date at all. An example of Chris giving an incorrect date would be many of the entries made in July 2009. The CWCki has organized the Captain's Log entries by the date they were uploaded.
One should not take his constant usage of the phrase as a sign that he's some trekkie. On the contrary, while it's entirely believable that a nearly 30 year old unemployed fatass who lives with his parents still would be a Star Trek fan, he's never expressed any opinions on the franchise either way and according to him, it's not even a reference to it.[1][2] In fact it's entirely plausible he's never even seen anything of Star Trek (where he picked it up then is a mystery. He most likely heard it on Family Guy, Futurama or The Simpsons), and even if he did, the plots and situations would probably fly over his head and he'd get bored due to it's lack of anime and furry porn. Tl:dr, he uses the phrase because he's a plagiarist, not because he's a fan.
He may have encountered the phrase from the Star Trek game he purchased as a result of the Sonic the Hedgehog Watch & Win Sweepstakes competition, but knowing his gaming habits, he probably never played it.
Due to stress and laziness related to Bob Chandler's sudden hospitalization caused by congestive heart failure (or the death of his PSEye), Chris now releases his Captain's Logs on Twitter since 1 March 2010.
Characteristics
Generally, a Captain's Log video is one in which Chris addresses his fanbase, a sort of video blog where he asks his True and Loyal fanbase to be his personal army or to express his hatred about some troll.
This is in contrast to other styles of Chris videos, such as those where he addresses a specific individual (often expecting people to know he's posted a video about them, such as Michael Snyder of The GAMe PLACe) or his music videos.
Occasionally a video is dead serious, and therefore not worthy of a being named a Captain's Log.
Captain's Blog
In November 2009, Chris began maintaining an irregular text blog on CWCipedia, featuring updates on the progress of his comic and his quest to turn Sonichu into the heart of a multimedia empire. He also dubbed this a "Captain's Log" and marked the successive entries with "Stardates". It can be found halfway down the right column of the site's front page (and also at Template:Captain's Log, and he has (so far) maintained an archive of his updates.
Remixes
| Star date | |
| Stardate | 7 March 2009 |
| Made By | RosechusPickle |
| Subject Matter | Captain's Log |
| Video Type | Complilation |
| TRUE and HONEST Sonichu Fan Videos | |