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This week’s episode kicked off with Matt flying solo, tackling some Ask Me Anything questions from the community. One of the highlights? A classic “what if” scenario—who would survive longer against a Xenomorph on a ship, Chewbacca or Boba Fett? Matt weighed in, and the logic may surprise you.
Nick jumped in shortly after and the duo broke down Episode 4 of Alien Earth. The focus this time was on Wendy’s strange connection to the Xenomorphs, including what might be some kind of communication or psychic link. There’s a lot to unpack with her character and the implications are huge.
The crossover segment took things further by asking: What would the Galactic Empire do if they discovered a hybrid like Wendy? Would they weaponize her, study her, or destroy her? The theories got wild.
As always, the episode closed with fan responses to the crossover prompt and a new batch of Top 5 Star Wars fan art features, showcasing some truly awesome work from the community.
Whether you’re here for lore, speculation, or chaos, this episode had a bit of everything.
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This week’s episode was a solo run as Nick took some much-needed vacation time, but Matt kept the show rolling. He kicked things off with Ask Me Anything, answering questions from the community—including one wild fan theory about how Ahsoka might eventually die. Speculation was intense, and the possibilities were darker than you’d think.
Matt followed that up with a quick review of Nobody 2, which he found surprisingly fun. Sure, Bob Odenkirk as a John Wick–style assassin still feels a little absurd, but that’s half the charm.
Then it was time to break down Episode 3 of Alien: Earth. Matt dug into the episode’s pacing, standout moments, and intriguing fan theories—like Wendy’s possible connection to the Xenomorphs and how Kirsh is starting to feel more and more like David from Prometheus.
Next came a Star Wars crossover discussion: What would Palpatine do if he found a Xenomorph hive? Matt explored the dark potential of that twisted combination and read some amazing fan responses to the same question.
The show wrapped up with the latest Top 5 Star Wars fan artists, featuring some incredible toy photography that you won’t want to miss.
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This week’s episode delivered big ideas, horror vibes, and a creature crossover that no one asked for—but everyone needed. We kicked things off with Ask Us Anything, featuring a standout question: who would we want to direct a Star Wars movie, and during what timeline? Matt and Nick had very different picks with totally opposite directing styles, which led to a great debate.
Matt then reviewed the new horror film Weapons from Zack Cregger. He found it to be well-made and tense, though maybe a bit overhyped compared to the buzz from fans and critics.
Next came our deep dive into the first two episodes of Alien Earth (Neverland and Mr. October). We were impressed with the tone, storytelling, and pacing. However, we also called out a few continuity issues when compared to Prometheusand Alien: Covenant.
Things got chaotic when we entered crossover territory, pairing Star Wars creatures like the Rancor and Acklay against Xenomorphs. Could Force users tame them? Which galaxy has deadlier predators?
We wrapped with fan creature matchups and the latest Top 5 Star Wars fan art picks of the week. This one had it all.
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This week’s episode opens with a twist—literally. We kicked things off with Ask Us Anything, where a fan asked which non–Star Wars movie had the biggest plot twist. Let’s just say Matt and Nick had very different answers, both pulling from late ’90s cinematic curveballs that still hit hard today.
Matt then reviewed the new Fantastic Four reboot and called it a worthwhile, visually solid entry. However, it’s missing that deeper connective tissue to the larger MCU, which left him wanting more.
The centerpiece of the episode was our Top 16 Most Shocking Star Wars Plot Twists. From I am your father to hidden Sith identities and surprise deaths, we broke down the moments that made jaws drop across trilogies and timelines.
We closed out the show with fan-submitted plot twists that left lasting impressions, plus a brand-new Top 5 Star Wars fan artists spotlight for the week.
If you’re a fan of galaxy-shaking reveals and deep Star Wars lore, this one’s packed with surprises.
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Top 16 Star Wars Plot Twists
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This week’s episode kicks off with some great Ask Us Anything questions—including our favorite Star Wars quotes and which ones we think are completely overused. (Looking at you, “MTFBWY”)
Matt then reviewed the new 2025 version of I Know What You Did Last Summer. It’s decent, but didn’t quite live up to the original. Both Matt and Nick also shared their early thoughts on the new Switch 2 game Donkey Kong Bananza, and so far they’re both loving the gameplay, design, and retro vibe.
We also gave a shoutout to Matt’s latest character deep dive on Tulak Hord, one of the darkest Sith Lords in Legendshistory. Definitely check it out if you’re into ancient Sith lore.
The main topic was Part 2 of our “Most Forgettable Star Wars Characters” series, focusing on the Disney era—including movies, live-action shows, and animation. We ended the episode with fan-submitted forgettable characters and our latest round of standout Star Wars toy photography artists.
If you like lore, laughs, and laser-focused opinions, this one’s a must-listen.
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15 Forgettable Characters from Disney Star Wars
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