Bryan and Holly have no plan for this episode. Just like Han Solo. It can go literally anywhere. Anything can happen.

Bryan and Holly gather for a live recording of Full of Sith from Dragon Con. They talk about Timothy Zahn and Mount Tantiss, the hero's journey, and more. They also discuss the trends and attitudes of kids at Dragon Can as far as Star Wars is concerned. There might have also been drinking.

Bryan and Holly talk about those weird moments you don't think about in anticipation of more Star Wars and reminisce about the best times in being a Star Wars nerd.

Bryan and Holly discuss the finale of The Bad Batch, its ties to Heir to the Empire, the nature of clones, Kevin Kiner's music, and many other things. Then, Bryan talks to the voice of Nala Se, Gwendoline Yeo.

Holly is joined by Anney Reese, host of Stuff Mom Never Told You and Savor podcasts, to talk about Anney’s lifelong love of all things Star Wars, from Vader’s psychology to Bad Batch and beyond.

Bryan and Holly got together to talk about some of the more recent releases in Star Wars: The High Republic, including Cavan Scott's recent The Rising Storm and Justina Ireland's Out of the Shadows.

Holly is joined by Tom Spina to talk about how his company, Regal Robot, brought their Salacious B. Crumb replica to life. Talk also turns to Galaxy’s Edge and Disney parks in general.

Bryan got to speak with Vanessa Marshall, the voice of Hera Syndulla, about her surprise appearance on The Bad Batch, but first, Bryan and Holly get together to talk about how the show has been these last few episodes.

Bryan and Holly talk about Yoda's advice and Luke's application of it in a wide-ranging discussion about the Jedi, Qui-Gon, and the nature of the Force.

Bryan brings an interview out from the archives and offers this 2019 interview he did with cinematographer David Tattersall.