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32 - In a Galaxy Far Far Away | Which Was the Best Star Wars Movie? · Arguing Ever After

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I hope not our audio audience. We do have a guest who may or
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may not show up, our new Great Dane puppy, Cleopatra.
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She is in my lap and we're hoping to keep her quiet because
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we would like to not have a barking, whining dog during our
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podcast. That is true because we have a
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barking, whining dog. Enough.
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Yeah, yeah. But I think right now she's
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probably pretty comfortable and cozy on my lap so.
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She looks that way. Yeah, yeah.
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I mean, if you were scratching my head and had and I was laying
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on a blanket on your lap, I would.
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I would also be pretty chill right now.
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Yeah, I'm, I'm hoping she just sleeps, but no worries either
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way. Here we are on episode.
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What did I say we are? 32. 32 Remember when I talked
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about toes and fingers and all that to count up that high?
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There's a lot of fingers and. Toes it's a lot we.
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Technically need all your fingers and all your toes and
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someone else's. We got both of both of their
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hands. Yeah, yeah.
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But. Technically, doesn't she have
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spares 'cause she's got the dew claws?
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Yeah, but I think that only gets her up to.
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Yeah, No, she doesn't really. I mean, it's fine.
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But anyhow. So we're here.
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We are Episode 32 things are on our podcast.
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I think you're going steady. Yeah, going steady.
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Which is pretty good. We were going steady once.
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We did. That happened.
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In the 1900s. In the 1900s.
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Did we still call it? I don't think it was.
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I think that was slightly before our time.
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I don't think anyone called it that but.
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But I think I was asked as a youth if we were going steady.
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Oh, OK, All right. No one asked me.
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Well, this would have been like your parents maybe.
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Oh, I could see maybe them using that term I suppose.
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But but yeah. Or potentially elder siblings in
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a mocking way. Maybe I don't know about that.
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Anyhow, so we're we're going, we're trudging along.
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We do have, I think by the time this airs, I'm not sure where
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we're going to be at, but Luke is having his other surgery, so.
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The trudging along she's referring to is US trudging
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through life right now. It's hard.
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Yes, yes. But in the long run, I think
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it'll be much better once you're all healed up.
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I sure hope so. And you can.
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Man, if I get surgery for no reason I'm going to be mad.
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Yeah, I just, I'm, it's going to work fine and it'll be great.
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But if there is, for whatever reason, a weird pause in our
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podcast, don't worry. It's just recovery time and we
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did not expect that we wouldn't be able to record the next one.
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There will be no pausing. All right.
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OK. I guess I will podcast alone.
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We've talked about it. Before you could involve me, I
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just maybe we have to podcast from a hospital bed.
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Right. Or maybe it won't be visual you.
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Could you couldn't invite a guest star potentially?
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I could, I could, that could happen, I don't know, but we you
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don't sound upset. We wish Luke best of luck in his
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surgery that is coming up and a speedy recovery for all
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involved. The poor guy getting multiple
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surgeries. I know, I know it's big year,
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but why not add that into the mix of everything else going on,
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you know, or is everything else being added into the mix of your
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surgeries? That's the real question.
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Which came first? The chicken or the egg?
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Your medical needs or everything else happened.
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The answer is The Big Bang. OK, wow, that's not at all
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controversial. No, it's not.
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Creation isn't controversial. Well, so we had, in the very
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beginning of our podcast, we said there were gonna be some
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topics we'd stay away from. And there you go.
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You. Just we did not say the universe
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was something we'd stay away from.
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Are you sure we didn't say the universe was something we'd stay
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away from? I.
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Can't. Sorry, we should.
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Let's talk about other stuff today.
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What else is in the universe? There's a lot of stuff in the
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universe that we can talk about. Yeah.
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Like space is in the universe. Space is, space isn't.
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That has is. Well, no it's not 'cause I I
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feel like I read your mind just now and don't do that.
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It's off limits. Are you?
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Sure, I'm pretty sure. Go ahead.
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Why don't you Go ahead, Go ahead.
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Space like the final front? View Oh my God.
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Oh. OK, so and for the people,
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obviously you've seen the title if you're watching or listening,
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she doesn't know people, she doesn't know what.
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I do I do I? Oh, now you know.
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But you didn't when you were asking the question.
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I think I did know. I think I did.
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Actually know OK, let's. Pretend you know your franchises
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now all of a sudden. But I lumped them all together.
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They're not all together. So that might be the bigger sin
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in. Your mind.
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They do all share. They share a love for what's
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possible out there in the vast realm of space.
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And they tell their stories in different ways.
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But, you know, most of these things involve some sort of
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space travel with some sort of humans or humanoids, depending
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on what you're watching. And, you know, they tell, they
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tell stories about being out there.
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So if you've been following along for a little bit, it is
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not unusual. We're a certain genre has been
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brought up during our podcast and I have kept saying we'll do
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it on a different podcast. Please.
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You mean sci-fi 'cause that's a genre?
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Or are we giving? Are we giving Star Wars its own
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genre? Don't.
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You think with all of it, don't you think it kind of has its own
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genre? No.
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Oh, you don't. No.
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Really. Really.
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Like it's got its like it's huge massive story with a bunch of
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gazillions of side stories. Sure, but like technically I
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feel like Star Trek has a larger.
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Really. Catalog I don't know that I
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don't know that which has like a larger following or whatever and
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we probably don't need to get into a debate like that
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necessarily. Well, I'd have no, because you
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want to talk about controversial.
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That's now we're getting controversial.
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Star Trek versus Star Wars. Oh, for sure.
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I, Battlestar Galactica, fit into all that.
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Magically. Because that was fantastic.
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You know what else was fantastic?
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Stargate. Stargate, Yeah.
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So good. I've watched that 10 Interesting
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Stargate. Wasn't that about like like
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something with Egypt? And we named our dog Cleopatra.
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It's. Oh, yes?
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Was that? No, no, but because Cleopatra
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was a person. Yes.
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And OK, good, we're going there. And so in Stargate, the gods
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were actually an alien race in the in the movie and in the TV
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series Stargate. So like it would have been
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Anubis and Raw and Hathor and Set and like those were the gods
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of ancient Egypt who who would have been portrayed as aliens in
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the movie and in the OR in the not films in the TV series
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Stargate. They would not have had people.
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OK, OK, the. Aliens.
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Cause the aliens wanted to play gods.
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That was their deal. They would they would pretend to
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be gods 'cause they were advanced species and they would
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fly their spaceships and use their super weapons and find
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primitive cultures and say we're gods, give us all your stuff.
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So the Star Wars versus Star Trek wasn't a fair question.
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You said you wouldn't. Go no, 'cause there's not.
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You don't. That's not.
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First of all, I am. I am personally of the belief
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that we don't need to pick favorites.
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What of course. No, you don't, because because
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they both had their own way of doing things and it was great.
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OK. And it explored what are, I
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think, the deeper questions for us as humans in different ways
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that were both wonderful. I really mean that.
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I liked the shows. I liked the movies of both of
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those two, and I very much like the this falls under the
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category subcategory of sci-fi called space opera.
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Oh, that's there's another another few that I've seen that
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we don't we don't have to add more into the mix.
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But so is it then unfair if I were to ask you if Stargator
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Star Wars was better? Is that an unfair question?
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No, yeah, no, in that it doesn't necessarily invite more
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controversy because 100% for sure Star Wars has a larger
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population of followers where where if you were to get the
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Star Trek versus Star Wars going, there is both of them
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have a large number of followers.
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Gonna say, I really think that only one of the two created the
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language that people started learning.
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Am I right about that? Nope.
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Oh, Star Wars did too. Well, yes, comma the well, I
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just can't stand that we're talking about this as in depth
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as we are. The the language you're talking
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about is Klingon and it was, it's considered to be a complete
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language. OK, so that is that is the issue
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between the two is that never mind, I don't want to get into
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it anymore. OK, we're going to just move on
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from this. Is the reason you don't get into
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that is because you get some very passionate people.
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OK. Who are ready to pick all the
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sides that they. Yeah, and this might get me
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cancelled. You're worried about.
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With a a section of the population that is possible OK.
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Yeah, well, all right. So let's not do that.
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The people already know you don't love sci-fi.
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That's true. They.
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They already know that you don't care about Star Wars, which is
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really depressing. That's true, But we don't want
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to like add people into the. You're protecting me, OK?
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Yep, we, yeah, we don't want to add people in to the mix here.
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It's. Very nice that you're protecting
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me. Just don't from the.
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The Star Wars and Star Trek. You're welcome.
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People so OK. And Stargate.
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And Battlestar Galactica. Is there anything current that's
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doing all this stuff right now? What's the new hotness?
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K Pop Demon hunters no. What?
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Oh, never mind. I nobody that knows anything
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puts that anywhere near the category of what we're doing.
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What? How did you That's not even oh,
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we're. Thinking about it.
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It's a It's a cartoon. There was Star Wars cartoon.
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Yeah, it's a cartoon. Let me finish.
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It's a cartoon made for smaller children, where the other two
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things you've referenced are made for a wide audience,
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including adults and and it's about demons from the
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underworlders. It's not about space and.
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Maybe I should watch this movie, this TV shows.
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OK, sounds good. I.
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Feel like I can get in some K pop and demon.
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I'm super excited for you to do that, yeah.
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I probably, but I probably won't watch it.
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But I don't know. I don't know.
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All right, so, OK, so Star Wars, can you explain to me why you
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love Star Wars so much? I'm giving you the floor.
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This is the Luke hour or or half hour to talk about one of your
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favorite films that won't say favor cause apparently I can't
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say that of all time. This is.
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The Luke Show. It's one of my favorites because
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we again, we don't need to pick. Right.
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We don't need to pick our favourites.
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We can have more than one thing that we love.
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Yes. Why do I love Star Wars?
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Yeah, so many reasons. It was the first movie that I
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saw as a kid 'cause it came out before we were born.
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Yep. So I and I saw it as a small
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kid. It was the first movie as a kid
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that I saw which showed me that anything was possible because
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the story. It also it helped a lot that the
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main character's name was Luke. Yeah, I will say that.
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But regardless, the, IT it did this for, you know, billions of
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people over time. So certainly the the name is
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probably not as important. It showed it showed me that
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anything was possible because I really was able to connect with
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the story and believe the the story of like we've got this kid
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who's working on a farm for his aunt and uncle doesn't really
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know story of his parents. You should just let me take the
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floor on this one. Just.
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Can I just? Ask a question.
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What did they farm? Moisture.
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OK. OK, so so we've got we've got a
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kid on the farm working for his aunt and uncle, but he's a
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dreamer and he's like looking off into space and he's trying
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to work his way to go to like space.
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Essentially. He talks with his aunt and uncle
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about finishing at the Academy so that he can go off on
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adventures. Anyway, so he's a dreamer, but
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he works on the farm. And not that I grew up on a
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farm, but I had one generation removed too, actually farmers in
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my family. So like, that was not
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irrelevant. And like, who doesn't, when
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they're a kid, have some notion of far off adventure as a sort
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of, you know, creative escape? Like in a Galaxy far, far away.
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Yeah, OK. Sure.
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Time long, long ago. That's true too.
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Just realized there's this is the main difference and I again,
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I'm not going to get us cancelled.
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I don't get any cancelled. The main difference between Star
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Trek and Star Wars. Star Wars is in the past.
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Star Trek is in the future. Yes.
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There we go. Alright, sorry, I was just.
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And Star Trek is. It's not.
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It's not like in a non earth related timeline.
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Oh, it's like you didn't. Have Earth at all in Star Wars?
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No. There's no Earth.
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Right. Huh.
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We have nothing to do with it. Nothing.
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In Star Trek, it's Earth. Well, not really, but it it's
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the people are like Earth people.
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Earthlings. Yeah, that's what we're called.
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Like 500 years in the future. All right, something like that.
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I'd actually don't know the math, but anyway, I think that's
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when like the first. On the enterprise.
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Star Trek things happened that wasn't the first space faring
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ship. And Yep.
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Captain Kirk wasn't on the Enterprise.
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Well, he was. That was the first TV show.
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They've done a bunch of prequels and sequels, and they've changed
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the timelines. Why do they do that?
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They all this is a sci-fi thing. Sci-fi thing whatsoever.
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Two reasons probably, I imagine tell more stories because it's
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fun and also comma make more money.
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Yeah. I mean, like anything that we do
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is it does it find commercial success And if it does, then OK,
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let's do it. You know, if if they knew they
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were going to lose millions of dollars, they wouldn't green
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light a project. Right, right.
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OK. I'm sorry I derailed you.
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As as you are known to do. Well, you know, I mean, it
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wouldn't be that interesting if you just did the straight
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storyline because people could watch the movies for themselves.
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Arguing ever after with just Luke would be less fun.
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Is that? No, no, no.
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I was talking about like if we just only talked about just the
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movies and there was no interjection and you were just
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recapping them, you know? Oh.
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Yeah, and chances. Are you're the charming ignorant
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of the facts copilot? Chances are most people have
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seen Star Wars movies, most people I would say who are
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listening. So the odds are pretty good.
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So I would agree. So you like it because he's a
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farm boy? Farm Boy.
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With far off adventures and then and then finds out that he is
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able to go on these far off adventures.
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Now for. A series of rather crazy
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circumstances, but you know. For some folks who heard me say
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farm boy, they were thinking fetch me that picture.
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Wow, now we're now we're Wesley. Yes.
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So there you go. I have taken, I've kidnapped a
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little bit of this with The Princess Bride.
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Now you may continue. Sorry.
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OK, so anyway, so then he goes off on on said grand adventure
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which spans a massive amount of story which I probably.
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I got tired just thinking about it, which it's like we're
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currently 9 movies in and a bunch of TV shows that have been
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made and cartoons as you pointed out and like bunches and bunches
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of books that have been written to expand the whole storyline.
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So there's not enough time. But the gist of it was, and the
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reason I loved it as a kid and still do, is it tells the story
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of what a possibility and and through that you get to watch
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all kinds of different struggles, whether they're
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political in nature, which, you know, an oppressive empire, or
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whether they're personal with like.
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A love story. Sure.
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Or a friendship. Or I suppose, or you know, I
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don't know, finding a mentor in life that is outside of your
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immediate circle of family or friends or I, I don't know.
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There's so many things. Learning, learning how and when
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to fight, not just fighting for the sake of fighting.
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And learning how to respect where you came from, how to
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respect who your bloodline is and not.
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I don't mean like respect like in in the normally understood
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way, but you know. Because I was going to say, I
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don't feel like the bloodline respect thing there really
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actually happened in the Star Wars movies.
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It did. It did in a number of ways.
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It just in different ways. So respect and fear, but then
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later, you know, respect, like his parents were two different
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people. So you know, he had that.
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Makes sense? Wow, he had, you know, scary bad
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evil dad and yeah, really good saintly mom and yeah, I don't
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know. But anyway, bad bad dad turns
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good. Spoiler alert at the end before
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he dies. I mean, turns good or does
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something good. I don't think that one that one
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is necessarily the same as the other.
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I don't think that by one. 1 is going to be.
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Good act. Something I'll table.
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For later, I don't think one good act makes you a good
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person. I feel like champs are.
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Everybody's going to do something good in their life,
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you know? So, OK, All right, Sorry I
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derailed you again. That's OK.
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Anyway, so that's in the the sort of the initial movies that
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I watched as a kid and then when they came out with the second
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round of movies, which were prequels in the 90's, the 1900s,
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Nineteen 90s, those ones explored more of the Star Wars
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like Galaxy and added in some new characters, some new Jedi
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that were foundational to the story and.
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Samuel L Jackson. Samuel L Jackson.
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That was important. He was.
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Really. They added in.
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I mean he was Mace Windu after. All I mean it.
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I know about his lightsaber and what he had etched on it.
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And it is not, it's not safe for me to say on radio, which we go
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on to, but like, yeah, yeah. Yep, for sure and not.
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All I know. And they added some new
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villains, which were spectacular.
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They added in a bunch of new like types of creatures 'cause
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they're all technically all of them, including the humans
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aliens 'cause they're not like humans, they're like, right,
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humanoid. Can I ask a question that
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probably sounds stupid? Yeah.
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So the bad guys are cysts. Cysts.
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Well, how do you say that? How do you there's cysts do?
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You feel like Sith is. How do you say multiple Sith?
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Is it like just Moose and there's no me I?
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Think it's Sith? Yeah.
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Sith. They are Sith.
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OK, so is that a like race of people or just like a belief?
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Yes, ish. Yes, ish.
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OK, it was made less clear as the movies went on.
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A race of being, I guess people is maybe a.
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There, So it's certainly something that can be adopted as
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a way of belief because you have often in the stories Jedi who
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turned to the dark side of the Force, who then became Sith.
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There's also Jedi who turned to the dark side who did not.
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And then there's Sith who aren't Jedi, who turned to the dark
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side and and like the second or last or last most recent movie
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they made, they got a home planet.
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The Sith did, yeah. Oh, good for them.
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It's good for, I don't think, but they didn't acquire it.
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I feel like it was there because there were like monuments and it
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was thousands of years old. Well, they already had it.
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Like I feel like they've been around there for and I don't
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know if they've lost it either. I think we learned, rather that
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they had a home. Are there any more movies coming
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out or is it done? Yes.
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Oh, there are. Year or two.
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Really. They either start recording this
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year or they start recording next year or something.
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Like that filming, Yeah. Interesting.
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So what you're saying is we are ahead of the curve.
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We are ahead of with our podcast right now.
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Look at us like we're change making.
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Right here, I whatever you're talking about, I'm in.
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Can we get some Star Wars behind the scenes?
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That's. The word, that's the word I'm
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like. We're setting the trends,
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people. The trends, talking about Star
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Wars a whole year before, yeah, the recording happens.
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Interesting. OK, so so they have.
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So they added to the story in the prequel, they they gave us
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who was Darth Vader as a child. Yes.
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And so we learned about Anakin Skywalker.
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Yes, we did. And and there he had very strong
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force tendencies. And so then the Jedi came and
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they wanted to train him. Farm boy too.
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No, he he was the son of a slave woman.
27:02
So where do you think the farm folk came from?
27:05
Like whose side are the farm folk from?
27:08
What? Like Luke's farm aunt and uncle.
27:12
Who's who's siblings are those do you think?
27:14
Are they his mom's or dad? 'S not dad's.
27:22
Or is it just kind of like uncle, like family close?
27:25
To I don't think they were actually family.
27:27
I'm not entirely sure and I don't know every fact about Star
27:30
Wars. Let's be clear, OK?
27:31
I know plenty because I've seen the movies and watched some of
27:34
the shows. I haven't watched all the shows
27:36
I haven't read. I think I read like half a one
27:39
book and then I was like didn't, I don't know, didn't feel like
27:42
going further in it, but. So maybe I'm asking questions
27:45
that haven't even been answered. No, I feel like that's been
27:48
answered. I think.
27:49
I think what the actual answer is, is that they're somehow
27:53
related to the rebellion and and the guy.
27:59
What's it, Senator? Can't remember, I don't know,
28:07
I'm at a loss right now, but that that took the the take that
28:15
split the kids up. Luke and Leia, whoever that was,
28:19
I think they were like maybe friends to him.
28:22
And then, you know, they said aunt and uncle was like.
28:26
Yeah, Yeah, yeah, yeah. No, that's fair.
28:28
We have. I mean, we have friends who are
28:30
like family and you know, like that.
28:32
There's your kids who think. I would adopt some people's kids
28:35
if I had to, if the Empire was out to get them.
28:38
Yeah. Why not?
28:39
And we were trying to protect them.
28:41
Yeah, come on down. Sure, we're.
28:43
Putting you to work on the farm. I mean, we're on the podcast.
28:49
On the podcast, you know, hey, we could use some editing or I
28:53
don't know, I don't know. I just learned that our dog
28:55
drools when she sleeps. Oh, does she drool when she
28:58
sleeps? No.
28:58
Sure does. Cute.
29:00
No one else can see that, and I didn't see it either.
29:03
It's drool. I don't know that that makes it
29:04
cute. Oh it is.
29:06
I actually I I know I don't have an issue with drool.
29:10
I find it to sometimes be an endearing quality, depending on
29:14
the dog. Well, it is because they're so
29:16
like, comfortable or happy or, you know, I don't know.
29:21
I don't know. It doesn't bother me at all.
29:23
OK. Which is clearly evident because
29:25
I've had several drooli dogs in my life.
29:27
That's true. That's.
29:29
Yeah, and you know, I will say I feel like there's not enough dog
29:33
representation, but they do have Chewbacca.
29:36
Yeah, he's kind of like a dog. Don't do that to Chewbacca.
29:40
Like in the other movie that I really like, he is a dog.
29:44
Oh my God, you might have just got cancelled for the second
29:47
time in one episode. He's a good dog.
29:51
Don't, don't. No, don't.
29:54
No, no, no, no, no, no. We're gonna.
29:57
We need to keep recording tonight.
29:59
OK. OK.
30:00
So that might be cut is what you're saying?
30:02
All right. If it made, if it made the
30:03
floor, it's because it was. For good.
30:05
I might cut myself out of this podcast if you Chewbacca.
30:09
Oh, I'm mad. We're going to move on because
30:12
you're not going to say it anymore.
30:13
You know what it is really quickly.
30:15
He's from a beautiful and wonderful and strong culture.
30:24
You're going to win this episode so hard.
30:27
That is, that is supportive to the Rebellion and the cause of
30:32
all good in the Galaxy. They're friends with the Jedi
30:36
and Master Yoda specifically I. Understand.
30:40
They're called the Wookie. I know they're.
30:42
They speak and have a language. Uh huh, they can fly spaceship.
30:46
I understand. I mean, I understand.
30:50
Here's no offense to the dogs in the room I really like.
30:53
They ain't Wookies. I really like these.
30:55
Dogs. We had a dog named Wookiee.
30:56
We did have a dog named Wookiee. He looked kind of like
30:59
Chewbacca, a little bit, a little bit, a little bit
31:01
coloring a little bit. Yeah, but here's part of the
31:04
reason why I see that is because before I saw Star Wars, I saw
31:08
the epic film Spaceballs. Oh, and it was it's.
31:13
A dog. John Candy's a dog.
31:15
He is. And yeah, yeah.
31:17
So This is why no matter what. Called barf.
31:20
Yes, yes, yes, yes. That was my favorite Star Wars
31:25
movie for sure. They're gonna.
31:27
Have a they're. Gonna have a they're.
31:30
Doing a something remake. I don't know if it's a remake or
31:33
a sequel, but you know what? Maybe it's like Episode 4, real.
31:37
Concern 'cause I watched another one that Mel Brooks did a sequel
31:43
to. Oh no, I can't remember.
31:46
Airplane 2. No, no, no, no, no.
31:48
Like recently there was a remake.
31:50
Oh yeah, I didn't like it. Naked Gun sequel The Naked.
31:54
Gun that one either I. Didn't like that one, sorry for
31:57
those who did I. Don't think that was Mel Brooks,
31:59
was it? It was Mel Brooks, Naked Gun.
32:01
I don't think it was. I think so, yeah.
32:05
Maybe it was, could be anyway, whatever, it doesn't matter.
32:09
It's that they haven't been that great.
32:11
OK, so anyway, OK, so back to the story, because and then we
32:15
got to wrap up the story. So so you have, OK, The first
32:22
one I was in the second one we had the kid, we were Anakin
32:24
Skywalker. He was a kid.
32:27
And then he goes off to become a Jedi, which he does do, falls in
32:33
love with Queen Amidala and. She had some pretty dope
32:38
clothes, I won't even lie about that.
32:40
She did. She was the queen of the whole
32:41
planet. Yeah, yeah.
32:43
And, and later she de queened herself and became a senator to
32:49
the planet 'cause they weren't like rulers forever situation.
32:55
And and then you have a whole lot of internal strife.
33:01
There's the there's the, the, the bad guy is well, one of the,
33:07
one of the bad guys is another Jedi turned Sith and he's trying
33:14
to, you know, infiltrate the Jedi and stuff.
33:17
You have the creation of the clone army you have.
33:21
Wait, were they actually clones or they were just called clones?
33:24
They were literally clones, so. There, who was the guy or girl?
33:27
Boba Fett. Oh.
33:31
Who was the bounty hunter in? I I remember him didn't wait
33:35
maybe I don't. I think I do.
33:38
Didn't he capture Han Solo and put him into the thing?
33:45
Or was that a different bounty hunter?
33:48
Wasn't there a bounty hunter on Han Solo and Chewbacca?
33:52
Yeah, but that was not the guy that captured him was a betrayer
33:57
old friend. Cloud City.
34:05
Oh man, see, I definitely know this name and it's just for
34:08
whatever reason escaping me. I'm mad about myself right now.
34:14
OK, so anyway, so so then. Doesn't it start with the C?
34:17
Also, you can't right now. You also have Luke Skywalker go
34:26
off. I'm sorry, not Luke Skywalker.
34:29
Anakin Skywalker go off and start to show signs of like,
34:35
like he's getting bad. Yeah.
34:40
Questions, you know, he's acting on Jedi like anyway, and then it
34:46
all goes real dark in the in the last one of that series and he
34:49
starts, you know, killing kids and getting super, super, super
34:52
bad and. He killed kids.
34:53
I don't remember that. Yeah, he did.
34:56
And and then the Emperor. That's pretty bad.
35:00
Reveals himself as the Sith Lord and then there's this big fight
35:04
and and Anakin gets his limbs cut off and where he sort of
35:09
turns Darth Vader He and it's it's pretty dark, actually.
35:17
And he's and he's a terrible, terrible husband, horrible
35:21
husband. Yeah, I mean when you're.
35:23
Awful father. When you're the type of person
35:25
that's not too far away from killing children, you're
35:28
probably not a great husband or father.
35:30
I have lots of opinions about that, but you said I can't talk
35:33
about that. It's gonna make me mad,
35:34
probably, depending on what you say I.
35:36
Just I just can't talk about it. Let's remember two things.
35:41
They're made of characters, yes, And they're aliens.
35:45
It's important to remember those things, OK?
35:49
It helps. It helps a little bit.
35:51
Well, I mean. Depending on what you're going
35:52
to say, that's going to upset me.
35:55
So, OK, OK, so then in the in the last one they introduce for
36:01
the first time female as the lead you.
36:06
Mean the last trilogy, yeah. OK.
36:08
And, and this one is most current in the timeline and most
36:12
recently released because it comes after all of that stuff.
36:17
She's the granddaughter of Emperor Palpatine.
36:23
Spoiler alert. Again, these movies are It's a
36:27
spoiler alert that if you were going to watch it by now, you
36:30
would have watched it by now. OK, well these aren't six months
36:33
old. They're years and years old
36:35
anyway. Just saying.
36:37
Yeah, we're just spoiling it all.
36:40
And she goes through a similar journey, you know, which is she
36:47
lives on a deserty planet, she doesn't know who her real
36:51
parents are. She finds out she has powers.
36:57
She ends up going on a little Jedi journey type thing.
37:02
And and then the bad guys of that one are like a former Jedi
37:09
turns dark side. And also there's like a new dark
37:14
Lord situation and all of that, you know, turns to be, you know,
37:24
they're doing sort of the same might.
37:25
They're trying to create an empire and subjugate the Galaxy.
37:29
And she's got this hero arc that puts her in front of all of that
37:34
business. And ultimately, obviously, she
37:38
ends up winning the fight, but in not quite a super expected
37:46
way. That's where we learned to Sith
37:49
had a planet when she goes there to sort of confront the one, but
37:55
ends up sort of confronting them all anyway.
38:00
It's wild. So the reason I love the Star
38:04
Wars movies is that it's told a really big story in a but in a
38:10
like a relatable way such that it's probably the best selling
38:20
movie franchise ever. It also introduced, sort of to
38:28
the world, the the big budget space opera movie that hadn't
38:35
quite been delivered yet. It was in the era of the
38:40
original blockbusters before the movie chain rental chain
38:44
blockbuster Jaws was the original Blockbuster.
38:49
Did you know that? So today, nothing to do with
38:52
Jaws or anything, but we were driving in Saint Paul City that
38:58
we live near and out front in somebody's yard was this huge
39:06
statue of a shark. Statue.
39:12
Yeah, I should. Take a statue.
39:14
A statue with blood and everything coming out of it and
39:18
it had still, I mean it's, it's clearly was a Christmas
39:21
decoration 'cause it still had a tinsel ring around it.
39:25
It was huge. I would say 5 feet tall.
39:27
I'm next time I drive by it I'll take a picture.
39:30
Interested. Yeah yeah.
39:32
I was like that's it was so epic because it like I yeah, I I
39:37
don't know so I'm sure it's probably somewhere Googleable
39:40
shark sculpture in Saint Paul in someone's front yard because I
39:44
bet you the neighborhood that it's in, it's not necessarily
39:47
the most appreciated. It's kind of a bougier
39:50
neighborhood over there in Saint Paul so that's great.
39:53
I'm sure someone doesn't like it, and I'm sure there wasn't
39:57
there like, Oh no, I guess it wasn't a landshark.
39:59
The thing that was sitting in the The desert thing eating
40:03
people that they would shove down in the thing with the
40:09
Princess Leia when? She was in the Yeah 1 Jabba the
40:12
Jabba the Hutt, OK. Wasn't wasn't that a shark or
40:17
something down there in the OK, All right, well.
40:21
Just a giant sand worm, maybe you call it.
40:25
I don't know what you'd call it, but it it ate OK anyway, so I
40:33
don't know. That explains my love of Star
40:35
Wars. It tells a huge story.
40:37
It delivered it in a new way to the masses.
40:40
It's got a huge amount of reach and influence.
40:44
It's for sure easily one of the best film franchises of all time
40:50
to me, no doubt. OK.
40:52
And so, Amber, let me ask you a question.
40:55
Oh, in this corner over here we have Luke Wing in a 185 Sporting
41:02
A. Give or take.
41:04
Give or take a freshly trimmed beard, yeah.
41:07
Way too short. I think it looks nice are.
41:11
You on it shorter, no? No, I didn't.
41:13
Whoa. You.
41:14
OK, anyhow, he has got the rankings of again.
41:20
We're still at 8 ties which is great.
41:22
No, it's not. He's won eight, which is great.
41:25
This is so bad. And he's lost 14.
41:29
We still have I. Just don't know what I did to
41:32
deserve this. I I mean, according to our
41:36
scientific discovery, the answer is what you did was you were
41:42
wrong. It's tough.
41:44
Yeah, that's a hard pill to swallow.
41:46
I have a feeling I could lose this one today.
41:50
It doesn't matter what the question is.
41:52
I've already cancelled myself from a few people according to
41:55
just very simple statements and I'm sure I will light it up more
42:00
with whatever I say next because I don't know what the great
42:04
question is. Yes, you do.
42:06
Do I? OK.
42:08
Yeah, well, we talked about a few.
42:09
OK, here we go. All right.
42:12
What is your favorite Star Wars movie?
42:16
Oh gosh, there is so many to choose from.
42:22
There's 9. 9 movies. So you know, it's, it's, it's
42:26
hard to pick a favorite from these movies.
42:32
I've seen six of them, so I feel like I'm not going to pick any
42:37
of the ones I haven't seen. So weird that you haven't seen
42:40
the last three. It's not that weird, but since I
42:46
haven't seen the last three, I feel like I would have nothing
42:50
to really fight about why I like them, except for maybe if I'm
42:53
like, whoa, it's over. But I'm gonna say I didn't like
43:02
the first one that was released at all.
43:06
That started the whole world of Star Wars.
43:08
And I know that that's awful to say.
43:12
I didn't like the third one at all because I didn't like
43:21
Anakin's character with Queen Amidala.
43:24
I thought it was really wrong. I thought. 4th 1.
43:28
No, that's that's episode 3. OK.
43:32
You're doing the so I thought you were talking about when they
43:35
were released. You said the first.
43:37
One over. Yes, the first one when I said
43:39
it. Released, which was episode 4.
43:42
Right, so I didn't like episode 4.
43:44
OK. Which was the first one released
43:47
in whatever 7? You didn't like episode 3?
43:50
I didn't like episode 3. When Anakin really turned to the
43:53
dark side. 'Cause he's like a terrible
43:56
person. And I just thought it was like,
43:59
it's true. I really didn't like his
44:01
character at all. I think that he was horrible to
44:05
his woman who should have had way more power and way more say,
44:10
like, if I were her, I'd have locked him up and been like,
44:12
dude, you're done. You're done.
44:15
There is nothing good coming out of you.
44:17
I can see the evil in you, you know.
44:20
But she didn't do that. Question was favorite.
44:24
I know but I OK but to get. There, OK, OK.
44:27
To get there, I have to get rid of the ones first that maybe
44:32
were kind of big deals, right? I feel like those two were kind
44:36
of a big deal movies, right? Sure.
44:39
The first one it was okay. I mean, you had a little kid
44:42
running around Episode 1, which would have been the 4th one
44:47
released, right? You had a little kid running
44:49
around, you know, you had the guy who Liam Neeson played and
44:55
he was kind of a good actor in that one.
44:57
You also had Ewan McGregor kind of OK, not my favorite, but like
45:02
it was OK, young, seeing young Obi Wan Kenobi.
45:06
You know, one of those was young Obi Wan Kenobi, and I don't
45:09
remember which one. I think maybe Ewan McGregor.
45:12
I think so, no. Wait, young Obi Wan?
45:14
Yes. That's yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
45:16
And I kind of, I mean, who doesn't really like Obi Wan
45:18
Kenobi? So kind of seeing him to start
45:21
off and not being the know it all in the beginning, like not
45:24
having that sage and that one. So anyhow, I thought that one
45:27
was OK. I don't remember what episode 2
45:32
was about. I don't remember too much about
45:35
it, but I betcha Anakin like kind of grew up in Episode 2.
45:40
So but I, I think that probably Queen Amidala had a pretty big
45:44
thing, but it's still not my favorite.
45:47
The last one, which was episode of the six that I saw OK, which
45:54
was episode 6. No.
45:57
No. 1456 came out first right? 123 came out second.
46:04
So episode 6, Return of the Jedi, is that episode 6?
46:10
OK, I didn't really care for that one much either.
46:16
So I'm gonna go with the one I guess I would like the most.
46:21
I've I know I missed one in there, but it just means I don't
46:24
remember it. That's OK.
46:25
And that's going to be episode five, The Empire Strikes Back.
46:32
OK, now the reason I like that movie is all of these, the
46:42
others, Oh God, I'm going to get cancelled right here.
46:45
We're a little cheesy and kind of like wraps some things up
46:50
nice enough that you're like, cool, if I saw that one.
46:54
I'm fine, you know, like I, I know enough of what I need to
46:57
know, right? But Episode 5 I like because not
47:03
only like is that where the greatest, most well known Star
47:08
Wars phrase came from, right? Which you've heard your whole
47:12
life a million times over, even though it's a misquote, you
47:18
know, Luke, I am your father, which is a misquote.
47:22
I know this cause I've heard you say that, but that's where that
47:26
came from, you know, where Luke was like, oh, I mean, I didn't
47:30
know my dad. He's awful, you know, and he and
47:34
he learned that and I thought that that was kind of an
47:36
interesting bit of discovery for him that this evil man he had
47:40
been fighting was his own father all along, this man who wanted
47:45
to kidnap this hot Princess who ended up being his sister.
47:49
I don't know if we learned that in this movie.
47:51
Doesn't really matter, but you know, like, like that evil man
47:56
being his father. I thought that was kind of a
47:57
good little, you know, flip of the script there for you.
48:01
That doesn't happen too often where it's like a big shocker,
48:04
you know? And then also, I liked how I
48:08
didn't hot take. I don't really care for Han
48:11
Solo. So I thought it was pretty great
48:13
that they just threw him in a carbon thing and stuck him there
48:16
and they said you're on timeout. I was fine with that.
48:19
But what I think the best part of the whole movie is at the
48:22
end, the very end, where Luke's just flying off into space.
48:28
Nobody knows what's going to happen.
48:30
The Empire is kind of ruling everything, and they're all just
48:33
kind of sitting there in doom and gloom.
48:36
And the reason, I know that sounds weird, but you know what?
48:39
That just seems so reflective of life frequently where you're
48:42
like, I guess I'm just going to have to do whatever the next
48:46
right thing is, and it's probably not going to make any
48:49
bit of a difference in this world or universe that I'm
48:53
flying off to, but I'll just be here even though everything's
48:57
bonkers around me. So I like it, and I like a
49:01
cliffhanger. I like a untidy ending a lot.
49:05
In general. If it's a movie with the untidy
49:08
ending, it automatically gives it additional like points for
49:14
me. So I liked how it ended and I
49:16
was like, perfect, I don't need to see it anymore.
49:19
I don't story's over, we're good.
49:22
And that's why I like that. Episode 5.
49:24
Will you watch four more? Oh.
49:26
My God, I didn't. OK, OK, it's because I love a
49:30
man named Luke in my life. I don't like Luke Skywalker.
49:36
I actually really dislike Luke Skywalker, but I.
49:38
Oh my God with the cancellations.
49:41
I like this Luke, and this Luke loves Star Wars, and so I
49:46
watched the other four because it was important to you.
49:52
But I'd have been fine being done on that second one.
49:55
And you haven't watched the last three.
49:56
What does that say? I mean, says you found someone
50:00
else to watch Star Wars with. Oh, my goodness gracious.
50:05
So there you go. I think that was the best one.
50:07
And tell me what 1 is more momentous than that?
50:11
Oh, OK, well it's hard for me to pick a favorite.
50:17
As you can tell I really enjoy all the Star Wars's.
50:21
Mm hmm. Mm hmm.
50:24
I I am huh? You should watch the last one
50:31
because you might like the last one.
50:39
Does it end in doom and gloom and unhappiness?
50:41
I mean, it's not tidy. OK, well, maybe.
50:47
I mean, it's tidy in a way, but it's not like anyway.
50:52
Luke dies in the end, doesn't he?
50:55
He's dead in episode, I think. Is it the?
51:03
Yeah, it's. Doesn't like Raya?
51:05
Kill him or. Something no, I think it's in
51:07
is. That her name. 7.
51:11
Is it Raya? Ray.
51:13
Oh, I'm thinking of the other Raya with the Dragons.
51:17
Oh yeah, because that's almost the same movie.
51:20
It's. Pretty similar.
51:21
Wow. No, it's not.
51:23
Strong female. Character not Are you in close?
51:26
Oh my God, just you can't. That's way too loose of a
51:30
correlation. I have that's.
51:34
So many movies. Oh, but she wasn't a desert E
51:37
thing. Can I talk?
51:38
Yes, you. Can.
51:39
OK, that'd be great. OK.
51:42
So I think my favorite is probably Episode 6, which would
51:52
have been the third one to come out.
51:54
Chronologically speaking. It's the one right after the one
51:58
you picked. Yeah, I have liked all of the
52:03
trilogy's my favorite, probably mostly for nostalgic reasons and
52:11
because it was the first one and because it was created for
52:16
whatever reason. It's the ones that its creator
52:18
George Lucas decided to pick episodes 4-5 and six because for
52:24
whatever reason, he knew that he was going to have more story.
52:29
I would like to just brief sidebar.
52:31
How cool is it that you have a filmmaker who decides they're
52:35
going to make a film trilogy and they're going to start in the
52:37
middle? I think that's kind of cool just
52:40
on its own. So to your, to your claim, the
52:44
whole thing is a little bit untidy, like on purpose, because
52:50
George Lucas in his brain knew and has been interviewed and
52:54
said many times, he always had the ideas of what would come
52:59
before and what would come after, but he never made them.
53:03
Well, he did make the sorry, he did make 1-2 and three, but he
53:07
didn't make them for like 25 years or something like that
53:11
'cause, you know, the studios didn't want to pay for it.
53:13
So the middle is a little bit untidy just because it's in the
53:16
middle. And I think the reason that the
53:20
the finale of that trilogy, the Return of the Jedi is my
53:30
favorite because it it wraps up most of the story that you've
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been introduced to that point. So you get to see Luke Skywalker
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as the full blown Jedi, which for me was really cool.
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You get to see would the thing you said about you can't be a
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good person if you do one good thing.
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OK, I I just to just to say the story of redemption is a
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powerful story. There's a reason that it's in
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all the stories. And Darth Vader, before he dies,
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finds redemption from, well, basically the efforts of his son
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Luke Skywalker. Because Darth Vader is the
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reason that the Emperor is overthrown.
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Not killed 'cause he comes back, but overthrown.
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See. Untidy.
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Maybe you should have watched more so and and the amount of
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like struggle that you see, like you've got a a guy that
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essentially was seduced by dark magic break free of that spell.
55:09
Sort of you get to see that. And by his tossing the emperor
55:15
down the whatever that thing was, I had a mineshaft space
55:22
exit, whatever the heck. And the thing in the spaceship
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that he fell down at the end of episode 6 or near the end of
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episode 6 is, I mean, it's it's, it's hugely good.
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Like it's not just one small act of good.
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Like he's cutting the head off of the snake.
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Like the emperor goes and the empire falls.
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That's what happens and he himself dies shortly thereafter.
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Now the other reason that I like episode 6 is because Ewoks and
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they are fantastic and actually integral to the story and that
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the Jedi won because. They're like the little Care
56:08
Bears or whatever they are. Yeah, the cute little, their
56:11
little cute language and their tree houses and it's great and
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they're, they're helping the empire and I think that that
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they were awesome. You also get to see the good or
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the best parts of Han Solo 'cause he's like fully part of
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the rebellion at that point. And he actually is, you know,
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doing things that aren't selfish, which is what most of
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his character was for the first couple of movies.
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And and it gives you that sort of what you're hoping for in a
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movie like that. It gives you that story where
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through impossible odds, that even even the the smallest
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chance is worth taking for the greater good.
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I'm just going to say I like. Now is when you interrupt me now
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like this moment. OK, let's.
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Yeah. What do you want to say now?
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Thanks. I'm just going to say I liked
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him better in Indiana Jones and Star Wars.
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OK, Next time maybe just keep that to the side.
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So what I'm saying now is very important and I want even you to
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hear it. So try listening.
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So the reason I like Episode 6 is because it gives proof to the
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message that hope is worth it, that matters.
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And that's, that's what made Star Wars the sensation that it
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was, is that there can be an overpowering oppressive force
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that can't possibly lose with huge power, big weapons,
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sprawling empire, political systems, all kinds of different
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systems and spread out across the whole Galaxy.
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And they can lose due to the the fight and hope of a small
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rebellion that's doing it for reasons that are altruistic.
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They're out for protecting people.
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They're out for, you know, love. They're out for, you know, the,
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the right reasons. I mean, it's it's what you would
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expect. It's like, why are you, why are
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you all powerful emperor? Why are you out here just
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killing people and blowing up planets and stuff?
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Well, maybe you're wrong. So let's fight and he wins.
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They win the Jedi win. They shouldn't have won, but
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they want. And they went through weird
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chances and lucky breaks and coalitions and, you know, they
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needed Ewoks and they needed a weird old swamp wizard named
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Yoda to train Luke Skywalker. And they needed helpers in.
59:26
And jar jar boots. Sure, they needed helpers in in
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all kinds of unlooked for places that's actually in a different
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series and it's not part of episode 6 and it's a prequel,
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but you know, you could interrupt again, so.
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I just asked a question. That wasn't a question.
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Period it was. You're right, it was a
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statement, but in the time period if if.
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I mean, who knows how long a jar jar lives, right?
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Jesus. So.
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I just let's cut this part out. Yeah, he can't.
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Oh my goodness, This is the thing that we this is super.
1:00:01
Important. OK.
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I'm just saying like, how do you know?
1:00:05
How do you know? You needed the underwater
1:00:06
people, just like you needed the desert people and you needed the
1:00:09
tree people. But.
1:00:10
They weren't in the original trilogy or the movies we're both
1:00:15
talking about. Right, I get that, I get that,
1:00:19
but it was episode. They're part of a different arc.
1:00:21
But this? That's episode 6.
1:00:23
OMD. It's all interrelated and Obi
1:00:29
Wan Kenobi saw them all. That's not true.
1:00:33
He died in the first of the original movies.
1:00:37
But. Yeah, he died in episode 4.
1:00:41
Smiling with the old dead dead Darth Vader dad too.
1:00:44
Yeah, when he's a ghost, yeah, he's like, oh, good job.
1:00:48
Death cannot stop. Us.
1:00:50
Oh my goodness. OK, well, somewhere in there,
1:00:55
let's just say I wrap my argument.
1:00:57
We're a little long in the tooth.
1:00:58
We are done. Thank you for the valuably
1:01:01
placed interjections. You're welcome.
1:01:04
I mean, you didn't really. I mean, I'm like here, I'm about
1:01:08
to stop. I'm about to get choked up
1:01:11
talking about hope and. And I'm like what?
1:01:13
Love. And you're like, you know,
1:01:15
Indiana Jones was fine. Great.
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Movie. Great movie.
1:01:18
Who those? Were great.
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I like those. Those were probably I like those
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way better. I'm super glad that you've
1:01:25
interjected even more. OK, so the question has been
1:01:32
asked and the question has been answered.
1:01:35
Yeah, yeah. The question of.
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What's better, Star Wars or Indiana?
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Jones. Nope.
1:01:40
It was Star Wars or Star Wars. Yeah, episode.
1:01:43
But you know what? I will put this out there if
1:01:45
anybody wants to vote for Indiana Jones.
1:01:48
I mean, you can. I feel like that's probably not
1:01:51
a vote for Amber so. Indiana Jones wouldn't be a vote
1:01:54
for me. Definitely not, because that's
1:01:56
not the question. You don't get to pick multiple.
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But I like Indiana Jones. Thank you.
1:01:59
That's good. So you like Harrison Ford Cool.
1:02:03
Blade Runner? No.
1:02:04
Didn't see it. Oh, it's pretty good.
1:02:06
Yeah. Yeah.
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Critically acclaimed even. I wasn't he an Air Force One or
1:02:10
something? Sometimes I like him, sometimes.
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I like him, he was in a lot of movies.
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Been a movie star for like 50 years.
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I had a big career. Sure did.
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I mean I would say he might be an A list celebrity.
1:02:22
That's fair. I don't know, ever.
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Currently starring in a TV series that's won a bunch of
1:02:27
awards. Really.
1:02:28
What's it called? Shrinking.
1:02:30
Shrinking. I'm going to guess it's about a
1:02:33
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