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**Disclaimer**: The first 2.5 minutes are a bit rough because Annie was connected to the wrong microphone on her computer, so be aware that the sound gets EXPONENTIALLY better about 2 minutes in. This week we talked about the latest casting for the Acolyte series, the first few chapters of Bloodline by Claudia Gray, and Andor Episode 9!
This week, we finished reading The Princess and the Scoundrel by Beth Revis and gave our final thoughts on the book. We also recapped and discussed our thoughts on Andor Episode 8. PS: If you didn't listen to our bonus episode on Tales of the Jedi, it's live now!
Surprise! We talked about adding another segment to our regular episodes to discuss each piece of Tales of the Jedi, but we decided that a bonus episode would be much more cohesive and efficient. We chat about our likes and dislikes, the controversy of keeping cannon sacred, and problematic choices that were made with the sixth episode.
A LOT was going on this week! We talked about ten very eventful chapters in The Princess and the Scoundrel by Beth Revis, and also recapped and reacted to all the information we gained in Andor episode 7.
This week we had A LOT to say! We read chapters 31-40 of The Princess and the Scoundrel and also recapped and reacted to Andor Episode 6!
This week we read chapters 25-30 of Princess and the Scoundrel, and recap and discuss Andor episode 5.
Hello, friends! This week we're talking about chapters 15-24 of Princess and the Scoundrel and also (what everyone's waiting for) Episode 4 of Star Wars: Andor!
This week we dive into the premier episodes of Star Wars: Andor! We also talk about the opening chapters of Beth Revis's book, The Princess and the Scoundrel, and recap the Star Wars news of the week.
This week we talk about our excitement for Andor, how Beth Revis is Annie's MFA professor, and compare opinions on two of the Star Wars novelizations.
This week, Annie asks Marianne to tell listeners more about the High Republic book series.
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