Padawan Library

Tim and Levi draft basketball teams from all the characters who have appeared in books they've reviewed over the years. Then they talk about a baby book and a Bon Jovi drive-in concert.

Tim and Levi open a new book--the book of Saw! After a too long discussion of Spiral and an aborted exploration of the 1981 best picture winner Chariots of Fire, the boys take a ride on the Millennium Falcon in Adventures in Hyperspace!

Tim, Levi, and Mel unite once again (in person!) to wrap up the Junior Jedi Knights series and explore Tsui Hark's action fantasia The Blade!

Tim, Levi, and Mel explore Vader's Fortress, but not before exploring a schoolhouse kidnapping in the Australian outback in the 1985 thriller Fortress!

Tim and Levi welcome back Mel Lyon to continue their exploration of Junior Jedi Knights. They also discuss the studio ending calamity Quest for Camelot, and an extended Mike Myers conversation occurs.

Tim and Levi get enthused about the final book in the Adventures in Wild Space series and discuss both Rescuers films!

Tim and Levi nearly freeze to death discussing the penultimate book in the Adventures in Wild Space series, but not before going through nicotine withdrawal in their discussion of the 1971 comedy Cold Turkey!

In a rambling episode, Tim and Levi delve into The Darkness, both the book and the early 2000s glam rock revivalists. Tim shares some recent blu-ray purchases and the boys offer their thoughts on the cast of Obi-Wan Kenobi.

Tim and Levi embark on another Adventure in Wild Space and celebrate the classic heist film The Italian Job.

While Levi is off on vacation, Tim sits around and quietly (and briefly!) discusses the non-Star Wars culture he's been engaged by over the last few weeks. Come back next week for our continuation of the Adventures in Wild Space series. Tim's recommendations: Brian De Palma's Carlito's Way Francis Coppola's Tucker: The Man and His Dream Frank Capra's autobiography The Name Above the Title Naoki Urasawa's Asadora! Osamu Tezuka's Astro Boy story "The Greatest Robot on Earth" Paul Jenkins and Mark Buckingham's Peter Parker: Spider-Man run Stephen King's Later Tsui Hark's Once Upon a Time in China For All Mankind on Apple TV Plus