Intercepted Imperial Transmissions

On today's episode, we welcome all our listeners back to Season Two!

We try out a new format to keep the Librarian "on target".

We break down the new Star Wars Episode IX trailer, debate who the "Skywalker" is in the "Rise of Skywalker"

As always, we'd like to say again how much we appreciate our listeners, and hope to keep you entertained for another season.

Star Wars IX: The Rise of Skywalker

On today's episode, we celebrate the Season Finale, 54 episodes!!  We'd like to thanks all our listeners for listening and keeping us enthusiastic about not missing a week.

Today we discuss, with HEAVY spoilers, Captain Marvel.  We discuss a couple of interesting videos that we've seen on YouTube.

A Star Wars is Born

The Physics Behind The Last Jedi's Coolest Scene!

We discuss the upcoming Hugo Award....by the way, we'd never say no to a nomination. *wink nudge*

Hugo Awards

We also discuss some really interesting theories we have about some things we see in Capt. Marvel, and how they may refer back to things in previous Marvel films, and Agents of Shield.

And finally, in the spirit of the Star Wars theme of our podcast...Vader's Car!

On today's episode, we continue our discussion on "controlling the narrative" by looking at some real-world scenarios.  We touch on the Wall, Amazon drone delivery, and why Trump hates Aussies.

Riddle me this: When is a national emergency NOT a "National Emergency"?

Admiral Scott discusses some looming tax problems.

We briefly opine on both Jesse Smollett and Robert Kraft, and how they apparently "Trump" a Coast Guard Lieutenant arrested with multiple guns and a "kill list" of journalists and Democrats.

And, of course, we navigate the ballad of Phasma and Jar-Jar.

On today's episode, we discuss "controlling the narrative", in other words how we control our reality by using words to alter perception.

What, Disney wants to release THREE new Star Wars television series? The Librarian makes the argument for "quality" over "quantity". With the questionable reaction to The Force Awakens and Solo, we question whether Disney knows what they're doing.

The Librarian thinks of an "Ice Bucket" type challenge for the 1% to show how there comes a time when too much money really is too much.

We provide proof that we really do have wives!

Who had more lines, Boba Fett or the First Order Trooper (played by Daniel Craig) that was Force mind blasted by Rey.

And finally, the Imperial Adudicator gives an impromptu law lesson.

On today's episode, we lament the disassembling of Scott's Star Wars tree.  Time-Life, and how "books" were the original YouTube.  The Mechanical "Black Thumb", and why the Librarian has all his fingers.

In the main event, we discuss some of the symbols of Star Wars.

Making America Great by making it the land of the "Get Out".

What "National Emergency"?

13 Worst Star Wars Tattoos

15 of the Worst Star Wars Tattoos to Ever Mar Human Flesh

On today's episode, our 50th, we discuss the possibility of Government Shutdown Part Deux, Tom Holland's Spider-Man, and the possible origin of "Karen".

Our trio of misfits gets the giggles when they think of all the anatomical mishaps you can have with form fittings super suits, especially if they're mechanized.

Jon Favreau introduces us to the newest "classic" character that we'll see in "The Mandolarian"...R5-D4, also known as "Skippy" the Jedi Droid.

"Skippy" the Jedi Droid

February is Black History Month, so we discuss some interesting facts about Staten Island.

The Librarian discusses his thoughts on taking the LSAT.

And, as the main event, a topic brought up by the Librarian while preparing for the LSAT.  What did the Empire actually do to deserve a rebellion?

On today's episode, the Oscars, the Red Carpet, and the trouble with remaking movies.  We fanboy over Jessica Alba, and learn that Winne the Pooh is a girl.  We discuss the "Best Animated Film" nominee, how the feds killed Spider-Man during the furlough and the wonder that is Sam Elliott's mustache.  Nick Nolte's in the Mandalorian?  We discuss one of the newest and best Vader fan films that we've seen.  And we have a long and fact-filled discussion of John Williams and his numerous awards and accolades.

Jessica Alba's Honest Company

VADER EPISODE 1: SHARDS OF THE PAST

"The Wall is the Fyre festival of the Federal Government."

--Sith Adjudicator           

On today's episode, we head back to our old stomping ground, Panera, to record.  We discuss the 35-day long government shutdown.  This leads us to discuss Star Wars, specifically the Death Star, and how they parallel the cost of the wall.  We also hit on the "blue flu" and the failed New York Wheel.

We also discuss a ladder company moving to Mexico, and Americans convicted of leaving food and water in the desert for migrants.

Ladder Company Moving to Mexico

Arrested for leaving food and water for migrants

Oh, and the President drives a big truck...Vroom Vroom!

On today's episode, Scott "Ackbar", The Adjudicator, and I discuss "art", to be more specific, graffiti and Banksy.  We take a small break to discuss the continuing government shutdown, and talk about the "Art of Skateboarding".

Star Wars Art

Glasses Left in a Museum

The three of us discuss our thoughts on the whole, "What IS art?" debate, and we look at the connection between the article being viewed and the viewer.

And, as promised, a picture of The Adjudicator with..."Art"!

On today's episode, we revisit the Luke/Leia/Han love triangle.

Luke and Leia had Sex

The Sith Librarian gripes about still being furloughed, although he has MUCH more time to edit the podcasts.

There seems to be some evidence that there may have been some hanky-panky by examining the changes in Luke's costumes as the original trilogy progresses.

Additionally, there is A LOT of credence to the evidence that the article cites about the facial expressions used in the throne room scene.

Grease 2??

And to whet your appetite...gifts given to the 7-year-old Sith Librarian, the REAL Solo/Skywalker family tree, Code name "Mara", and finally, is Snoke just a figment of a twisted Kylo's imagination?

For those that don't know the TLJ scene that we're going to discuss, enjoy!