This week on Les Incompetent, we go over Star Trek: The Motion Picture and the similarities Star Trek has with Lewis and Clark. We go over the idea of going out into an unknown region, and how wild that concept can really be.

This week on Les Incompetent, we continue through Craig Fehrmans This Vast Enterprise. We go over the trials and tribulations that the group face starting out, we discover the natives feelings for York, and we learn some pretty uncomfortable facts about Native American cities existing in areas that definitely aren't there anymore.

This week on Les Incompetent, we begin Craig Fehermans novel This Vast Enterprise and go over the troublesome start to Lewis and Clarks expedition. We go over the supposed Spanish Spy hunting them, the fact that the whole expedition begins by Lewis testing out his new rifle and almost killing someone, and the fact that Clark may be a massive problem.

Its time to start a new Topic over at Les Incompetent!

This week on Les Incompetent, we begin our discussion of Lewis and Clark. We will be reading Craig Fehrmans This Vast Enterprise and from what we know about Lewis and Clarks expedition, its very little. And for some weird feeling, we think that might be deliberate.

This week on Les Incompetent, as we prepare for Lewis and Clark, we go over all 6 films in the Terminator franchise. What starts out promising, soon turns into one of the most convuluted, confusing, and overproduced messes we have ever seen.

This week on Les Incompetent, while we prepare for Louis and Clark, we discuss the failure of the Dark Universe, and the utter disaster that was The Mummy from 2017. We go over the failure to make a cohesive story, how the Dark Universe failed before it even began, and how easy it was to lose the heart that was the Dark Universe, in a movie that was made for no one.

This week on Les Incompetent, we go over Paul Thomas Andersons film There Will Be Blood starring Daniel Day Lewis and Paul Dano. We go over the nature of the American businessman in the early 1900's, as well as the nature of Lewis's character Danile Plainview.

This week on Les Incompetent, we finish Lon Savages novel Thunder in the Mountain. We go over the end of the mine wars, what both sides got out of the war, and how controlling information paved the way for this event to be forgotten