Continuing in our unneccessary and long analysis of the Star Wars sequel trilogy, we discuss the most divisive film, The Last Jedi. Yes, there's plenty to make fun of, but there's also some fantastic insights about religion and legend we discuss. Hope you enjoy.

As a bonus episode we owe our listeners, we're following through with our promise to review the Star Wars sequel trilogy. Since it ended up being very long.  Veeery long. So, we split it into three parts. A "trilogy" one  might call it. There WILL be spoilers for each film, so listen at your own discretion. Hope you enjoy as we discuss the Force Awakens, the film that started off the new generation of Star Wars in 2015.

Chris and Wendy sit down to discuss an upcoming game called Studies in Sorcery, or Degrees in Darkness as it was titled when we did our interview, soon to be kickstarted by Weird Giraffe Games. Chris Glein, the designer and artist, gives us a pleasant interview and teaches us about the Winston Draft used in his game. Enjoy!

Chris and Wendy review two very different games, Tybor the Builder, which we forgot to say, is a drafting game that works perfectly well for two players. But what else do the we think of this amazing game? You'll have to find out why we think it's amazing!  And we also review Star Wars Imperial Assault, as we finally got to try the game. We played it in the fully cooperative version using the Legends of the Alliance app which runs the Empire for you. It was played with our 5 year old daughter, so it is a pretty family friendly game.

Chris and Wendy give a shout out to Timm Metivier from Meepleville, Las Vegas' best board game cafe and talk about his goings on in the world of board game media now! And then we review Phil Walker-Harding and Matthew Dunstan's Adventure Games: The Dungeon.

Chris and Wendy review two VERY different games this episode.  Shaky Manor, by Blue Orange Games, is an adorable little dexterity game about sliding different meeples around a little cardboard house. The other is Tapestry, a civilization themed game with a fantastic presentation by Stonemaier Games. How do these two fare? Come give a listen.

In this episode, which is apparently a "Double Hitter' according to Wendy, we are taking on a review of two games, Egizia Shifting Sands by Strongholds Games and the Kennerspiel winner The Crew by Kosmos. Hope you enjoy.

Chris and Wendy look back to two years ago, much simpler times, when one of our biggest complaints was "Why would they make THAT into a movie?" We look back at our interviews with famed designer Phil Walker-Harding and creator of Dice Tower West, Timm Metivier. We also re-review Istanbul The Dice Game, and revisit the Top 5 Games We Want to Play But Haven't Yet list from August of 2018.

Chris flies solo today to talk about a game he was able to experience playing thanks to Plaid Hat Games' free social distance additions. Very great move of them, and so I'm here to tell you how it plays, and what to expect. I reckon if you go into this game with the right mindset, you'll have a great time.

Wendy and Chris are looking back at two years ago, at the games we reviewed then and some of the movies we watched. Enjoy or else.