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Weyland-Yutani Corporation

Weyland-Yutani Corporation

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Oct 2, 2026

Maryland PhilHOST
24:08
In the first movie, it's only just referred to as the company.
Maryland PhilHOST
24:12
I mean, Cameron's movie is what put the Weyland-Yutani name on
Joe KWHOST
24:14
it.
Joe KWHOST
24:15
And then expanded that there are a lot of robots, and it's very common, and some of them are fine.
Joe PatrickHOST
41:58
Uh, and you know what? It goes on from there, yada, yada, yada.
Joe PatrickHOST
42:01
So it's essentially what if the grandson of Weyland got put in charge of Weyland-Yutani and then fucked it all up? [laughs] And this issue is like a precursor to the main series.
Joe PatrickHOST
42:19
This was actually published and released this past Saturday, uh, which was Local Comic Shop Day.
Joe PatrickHOST
42:28
I did not even know that there was such a thing-
Andrew OverbyHOST
2:32
Marsalis.
Hannah BlechmanHOST
2:34
Blue Marsalis, a brilliant scientist working on a Weyland-Yutani space station nicknamed the Cold Forge due to the lethal weapons developed therein, and they're so far out in space, they're in such a dangerous place.
Andrew OverbyHOST
2:45
Yeah, the cold part is really just we're in space.
Andrew OverbyHOST
2:48
They could-
Hannah BlechmanHOST
2:48
We're in space
Andrew OverbyHOST
2:48
...
Andrew OverbyHOST
2:48
Weyland-Yutani could be calling everything the cold blank, the cold gas station, 'cause it's a gas station in space.
Hannah BlechmanHOST
2:55
This, this forge, frankly, seems hot too.
Scout TafoyaGUEST
52:43
They fucking ruined the Coleridge Corner movie theater, which is where I saw The Departed last time.
Scout TafoyaGUEST
52:48
It looks like Weyland-Yutani built it or something.
Scout TafoyaGUEST
52:50
It's crazy.
Scout TafoyaGUEST
52:55
charmless now.
ChrisHOST
15:44
Um, and when the t- twist, if you can call it that, gets revealed that Paul Reiser's character is a real shithead, um, even though I think when you're watching it, you get the sense that maybe he's not...
ChrisHOST
15:58
You know, he wants to capture the xenomorph for his corp- for, um, Weyland-Yutani, and, like, the whole thing is they wanna harness it for their bio weapons division.
ChrisHOST
16:07
We all know the story.
ChrisHOST
16:08
We all know that, that big piece of, um, Alien lore.
Will SmithHOST
7:39
The place that feels bad is when you're desoldering RAM because you can't buy RAM because it's being gobbled up by
Brad ShoemakerHOST
7:44
Weyland-Yutani.
Brad ShoemakerHOST
7:46
I saw a headline the other day that the Raspberry Pi people have now locked out in firmware changing the RAM on a Raspberry Pi.
Brad ShoemakerHOST
7:55
Did you see this? I did not see this.
AndreaHOST
14:41
We are also introduced to the medic sister who is actually on an Island.
AndreaHOST
14:47
Um, she's part of a rival company for Wayland Yutani, um, which is called prodigy.
AndreaHOST
14:53
run by a boy genius who has invented a way for human consciousness to be downloaded into androids.
AndreaHOST
15:03
And the sister is one of our test subjects.
Kevin LehaneHOST
38:12
It sort of felt like, oh, I can see all his influences here.
Kevin LehaneHOST
38:17
But is there a connection to the Alien movies? with these games is there like Wayland Yutani is there like Mrs.
Kevin LehaneHOST
38:24
Yutani is in this you sure
Will CollinsHOST
38:27
really I'm pretty sure oh my god if there is it just would be wasn't there some
Matt McManusGUEST
40:52
And so instead of producing art that has a futural sensibility in the sense that we like to envision new futures, new ways of doing things that are really radically different, instead what we start to see is a kind of techno-utopian or techno-optimism in the sense that we think, well, technology will change even if the mode of production will remain the same.
Matt McManusGUEST
41:10
Think about the Alien movies, right? You know, where we might be flying across the universe, but Weyland-Yutani is still, you know, very, very much a hyper-capitalist company that's colonizing Mars and beyond.
Matt McManusGUEST
41:21
now right uh or you know think about um the avengers movies that's a really good example i think of what jameson is talking about uh because with this lack of futural sensibility what we do is we kind of recycle images from previous historical time periods where people did actually think uh there was something worth fighting for that we could change things uh so you know you have a norse god that's fighting alongside a cold war spy who's fighting alongside a world war ii soldier Who's fighting along, you know, a tech billionaire from the present era.
Matt McManusGUEST
41:50
You get it.
Tim GloverGUEST
13:11
As you're watching the film, it's constantly telling and the company itself.
Tim GloverGUEST
13:16
I mean, to me, the company was kind of inspired by like Weyland-Yutani, you know, like it's like this overseeing, you know, corporate entity.
Tim GloverGUEST
13:23
And even, you know, introducing Dr. Callas and Alex's talk, like the way I wanted to film that was like, you know, it's these kind of French overs because you're not really supposed to be in the room with them.
Tim GloverGUEST
13:34
And the thing that they're talking about is, even the way it's lit, like it's a little secretive, but as you watch the film, you'll kind of come to understand like, oh, this is actually a pretty big deal about her and her life.

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