Intercepted Imperial Transmissions

On today's episode, we discuss Seth Green's, Robot Chicken, the cell phone service of the 1990s, and cartoon based cereal.  We also discuss lightsaber troubleshooting, and we start a conversation about Indiana Jones and the Crystal Skull.  Eww!

Karen is given A LOT of homework, and we touch on the current government shutdown.  *sigh*

So grab a beanbag chair, a tumbler of Ron Swanson's coveted 16yr old Lagavulin scotch and enjoy.

On today's episode, the Librarian kvetch about the Government Shutdown, but is immediately cheered up by the light of a glorious Star Wars Sithmas Tree.  We discussed plans to try to get to NY ComicCon 2019.  We touch on Ralph McQuarrie's wonderful artwork and how there should be more McQuarrie tree ornaments.  The Librarian goes on yet another, yet shorter, rant on the evil that is "Ruin" Johnson.  Karen helps us wade through the deluge of films of 2018, and where The Last Jedi ranks.

Luke's World Heritage Site, better known as Ach-To.

Why Episode IX doesn't need a "new" new Stormtrooper.

How both Johnny 5 and IG-88 are alive!

1313 is back on the menu boys!

And where Ackbar gets all of his wonderful rumors.

Star Wars World Facebook

Star Wars 1313 is back!!

So, pull up a Puffin, or a Porg, grab a glass of fresh squeezed green milk, and enjoy!

Merry Christmas All.

In these two bonus episodes, the Librarian, Adjudicator and Scott Ackbar watched the 1978 Star Wars Holiday Special, complete with original commercials.

We hope you enjoy your Christmas as much as we enjoyed putting this episode together.

In the everlasting words of Charles Dickens, "...and it was always said of him, that he knew how to keep Christmas well if any man alive possessed the knowledge. May that be truly said of us, and all of us! And so, as Tiny Tim observed, God bless Us, Everyone!"

Merry Christmas All.

In these two bonus episodes, the Librarian, Adjudicator and Scott Ackbar watched the 1978 Star Wars Holiday Special, complete with original commercials.

We hope you enjoy your Christmas as much as we enjoyed putting this episode together.

In the everlasting words of Charles Dickens, "...and it was always said of him, that he knew how to keep Christmas well if any man alive possessed the knowledge. May that be truly said of us, and all of us! And so, as Tiny Tim observed, God bless Us, Everyone!"

On today's episode, we discuss the colognes of yesteryear, British television, and metal sculptures.

Our main topic is the Millennium Falcon and the real "minimalist movement".  We explore the Librarian's newest catchphrase, and whether Lando's daughter, who has been cast in Star Wars: Episode IX, is the daughter of L3-37 and Lando.  "It works."

Finally, we discuss the Death Star and the number of civilian casualties that the Empire suffers when a terrorist attack is launched against their newest vessel.

Oh, and as a reminder: Batman is STILL a scientist and the Adjudicator cries when you mention the late Stan Lee.

Well, it's the most wonderful time of the year! Next week IIT will be presenting a two-part podcast on the Star Wars Holiday Special.  Aired once in 1978 it's full of fun, disco, and outdated commercials.  Listen to the Librarian explain why there are so many commercials for pantyhose.

On today's episode, we discuss the Buddhist "Rainbow Body", how DropBox saves the world, we remember "Skippy" the Jedi Droid, and how social media always seems to ruin movies with "surprise endings".

We also discuss George Martin's "Fire and Ice Saga" and whether we really care whether he ever finishes it.

And we somehow manage to bring a discussion of the Bill of Rights into the conversation.

For those that are interested, here is the Sith Librarian's "Machete Order":

• Rogue One
• A New Hope
• The Empire Strikes Back
• Return of the Jedi (until the end of the Darth Vader unmasking when he looks at Luke)
• Attack of the Clones & Revenge of the Sith (as a flashback)
• Finish the end of Return of the Jedi

Yes, I left Solo, The Force Awakens, and The Last Jedi out of the mix on purpose.  You'll thank the Librarian.

Bon visuel appétit!

On today's episode, the Adjudicator, Librarian, and Scott Ackbar try out some new technology.  We mention Ron Pompeil!  We watch and discuss the great Star Wars FanFilm Batman vs Darth Vader!!

Batman vs. Darth Vader

We discuss the EU Dark Horse comic Star Wars Tales #9 where Vader fights a resurrected Darth Maul.

Star Wars Tales #9

What does the inside of the Great Pumpkin smell like?

The Librarian mentions how the Mouse ruins Christmas AND Star Wars.

We touch on midichlorians.

And again, we discuss non-Jedi lightsaber use.

Stay awhile and listen!

On today's episode, we discuss the apps that would have changed Star Wars; can anyone hear Vader swiping right on "Jedi Search"?

Augmented Reality, or how to play virtually and still see what's going on around you.

The Mouse ruins the universe…again!

Who wrote the Han Solo trilogy??  That's right, it's throwdown time!

And the IIT crew tries to cause the Librarian to have an embolism.

On today's episode, the Dynamic Trio discusses the upcoming Star Wars Holiday Special podcast.  We discuss Matt Smith's rumored role in Star Wars IX, Dr. Palpatine anyone?

Holy Time Vortex, could it be that Palpatine is really The Flash?

The Adjudicator and Admiral see how far they can be pushed before he goes crazy!

Karen provides an opinion, and Admiral Scott picks up a new toy!

Metal Park Sculptures

In today's episode, the Trio finds themselves without an open table at their local eatery to record in, so they have to record in the Librarian's car, Ryoko. We discuss a real "Caravan of Courage", the Vogons, the Rapture, and how the Galactic Senate in Star Wars serves anybody's interests.

The Adjudicator Fett shames!!

We delve into the question: Was Boba Fett just spare parts for Jango?

With Halloween, just past, the Librarian explains how he "pre-screens" the "good" candy.

Karen lays down the law!

Why does everyone have their own streaming service??  When did cable become the norm and streaming become the new "premium"?