Today is an important day in Star Wars history. Exactly 20 years ago, George Lucas released the second installment in his Star Wars Prequel Trilogy. With the peculiar title of "Attack of the Clones", it promised to be a very pulpy, operatic adventure. And it was! The reactions to the film were rather loud and mostly negative, until just a few years ago when a generation who grew up on the film came of age and a couple of old fogies like myself started to reevaluate the film. While this film has been the biggest wrestle for me, you might be surprised where I stand now. Join me; it is your destiny!

On our latest episode of Random Trek, we journey to the final season of Star Trek Voyager. In this rather light-hearted episode, everyone's favorite mischievous imp appears aboard the Voyager to leave his rascally son with them, in the hopes that he will learn and grow through experience. As you can imagine, things go haywire in a big way. Join us as we set a course!

As I've been undertaking a rewatch of Star Wars The Clone Wars, several questions came to mind as I watched the Nightsisters story arc. Darth Maul comes from that culture, and I've been wondering about his family origins, particularly in light of the Darth Maul: Son of Dathomir comic book. Join me as I speculate as to the history of his homeworld, as well as his family ties.

In two weeks, I will be setting course for my very first Star Wars Celebration. Not only will I be able to celebrate my love a Star Wars with so many others who share my adoration, but I will also finally be able to meet the friends I have made over these last two years. but for now, let me walk you through the history of this event.

I completely forgot to do a special Star Wars Day podcast last week on May the 4th, so to make up for my blunder, I present to you some honest and straightforward opinions on the galaxy far, far away. Will this make up for my big boo-boo? Join me and you'll find out.

On this week's episode of Random Trek, our captain is on an away mission; so I, as his first officer, will be your sole host. Yesterday saw the finale of Star Trek Picard Season 2, as well as the premiere of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds. In short, it's a great time to be a trekker/trekkie. Join with me as we celebrate!

Considered by many to be the black sheep of the franchise, Star Trek: The Animated Series is a wacky and weird look at the final frontier. This episode is no exception. Join Chris Ingle and I as we set course for a truly strange adventure...

Longtime listeners of this podcast will know how much I absolutely adore the Sequel Trilogy, and how much I believe they understand Star Wars on a truly deep level cariad. Today, I am joined by someone who shares that love: the one, the only Ken Napzok. The co-founder and Co-host of the magnificent ForceCenter podcast has kindly accepted my invitation to come and join in celebrating this chapter of the Star Wars saga.

In our latest episode of Random Trek, Chris Ingle and I tackle the two-part season finale of Season 1 of Star Trek: Picard. In a truly wild and wacky season of Star Trek, it is almost impossible to describe what is going on in this episode, as mayhem reigns in this conclusion to a rather complicated story. That being said, this season of Star Trek contains some truly amazing moments and some welcome returns of fan favorite characters. Join with us as we discuss the conclusion of this first foray into the adventures of Old Man Picard.

In Star Wars: Rebels, Ahsoka Tano repeatedly says she is not a Jedi. The final episode of Season 5 of Star Wars: The Clone Wars shows Ahsoka leaving the Jedi Order. From a technical perspective, she isn't a Jedi. But is being a Jedi more than an institution? Join me and we'll discuss...