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In this episode of Carbon Scoring we finish our review of Star Wars Episode 2 Attack of the Clones. We get to the Battles! We get to the Light Saber Fights! We get to the scientific plausibility of the ship Count Dooku escapes in!
Youtube Video mentioned: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g_H3_g9PhnM&t=157s
Lightsaber manufacturer mentioned by Ben: https://saberforge.com/
Lightsaber manufacturer mentioned by Aaron: https://starfallsabers.com/
Patch maker mentioned by Taylor: https://jedikaylin.com/
In this two-part episode we begin to break down Attack of the Clones! Taylor, Aaron, and Ben discuss what made us love Attack of the Clones way back when and what parts of it still stand up as a great viewing experience. We also discuss what parts of this film aged like milk. Milk in the desert. The sandy, sandy desert.
What better to discuss in the first full episode of Carbon Scoring than the very first "Episode" of Star Wars? We talk briefly about the recently dropped trailer for Star Wars: Visions, do an in depth review of Star Wars Episode 1: The Phantom Menace, and then answer our question of the week. This weeks QOTW was "What planet from the Star Wars universe would you visit?". We're so thrilled to be working on this project together and we hope you enjoy listening to it as much as we enjoy making it!
Below are YouTube videos discussed in this episode:
Tie Fighter Short
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PN_CP4SuoTU
Palpatine's Theme
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8hofrEQPmvY
The Hosts of Carbon Scoring assume that you the listener is up to speed on most Star Wars media. The hosts of this podcast do a mediocre job of providing Spoiler Warnings before discussing more current topics but will more likely than not be discussing information from the later seasons of The Mandalorian, Star Wars: Clone Wars, Star Wars: Rebels, and The Bad Batch. More care will be given to media that is actively coming out as this show is being made.
In this zero episode Hosts Taylor Davis, Ben Macke, and Aaron Robertson introduce themselves and Carbon Scoring. We talk about how we met, when we first fell in love with Star Wars, and what it sounds like to die in space!
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