Paul and Rich have an intervention in light of the Obi-Wan and Qui-Gon comics they read last week.  So, naturally, that intervention has to happen on a cruise on the Titanic. Yes, that Titanic.  Hijinks ensue, but ultimately the guys come to a realization about their subject matter.

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Paul and Rich make the near-fatal mistake of diving into the prequel-era legends comics Qui-Gon & Obi-Wan: The Aurorient Express and Last Stand on Ord Mantell.  They barely escape with their lives, let alone their sanity.  All hyperbole, but also no hyperbole, intended.

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Paul and Rich continue to explore Obi-Wan's presence in Star Wars lore as they ramp up for the premiere episode of the Disney+ mini-series.  In this episode, the guys ponder the question "what if the Rebels had managed to get Obi-Wan back to base, and he hadn't died on the Death Star?"  With special guest appearances by Tony Robbins and Joel Osteen.

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Paul and Rich explore Jason Aaron's take on what Obi-Wan was up to on Tattooine between Revenge of the Sith and A New Hope.  There they find Jedi Pension plans, Space Fleshlights and just random bureaucracy.

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Paul and Rich take a look at another pair of Star Wars fan films.  This time, it's Kenobi, and the seminal Troops from 1997.  Within the frames of these lovingly made tributes to a Galaxy far far away, the guys find perversion and rebellion, though the two are not intertwined...

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Back a week after a brief tussle with the Separatist army blockading their homes, Paul and Rich dive into the fertile waters of Star Wars fan films with TK-436: A Stormtrooper Story and Darth Maul: Apprentice.  There, they find more than they bargained for.

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Digging back into the Tales of the Bounty Hunters anthology, Paul and Rich come across the Tale of 4-LOM and Zuckuss, which scratches a couple of itches for their ongoing search for answers to questions like "what's the Emperor's motivation," and "are droids sentient."  Somehow they end up with Space Mitch McConnell and Space Steve Austin.  

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Paul and Rich climb out of their own buttholes yet again to discuss some Star Wars DNA.  This time, Trek imitates Wars, and we see the building blocks of what would eventually become the Sequel Trilogy.

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Paul and Rich gaze deeply into V-Ger's B-hole B-roll and divine the connective tissue that binds these two galaxies together.  Star Trek the Motion Picture owes a debt to Star Wars (1977), but Star Wars also owes a massive debt to Star Trek.  These two franchises, as disparate as they are, are inexorably connected.

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Paul and Rich wrap up their reviews of Brian Daley's Han Solo Adventures novels from the late 1970's/early 1980's.  But before they do, they touch on Silent Night, Deadly Night, Twilight, and Ender's Game.  How does that all fit in?  Gotta listen to find out.

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