WARNING SPOILERS FOR: ALL STAR WAR Movies (Including “Rogue One”). Mentions only from comic books, extended universe and the canon books “Bloodline” & “From a Certain Point Of View”, “The Force Awakens” (including a cut scene) & “The Last Jedi” Trailer.

Highlights from four “Who are Rey’s Parents?”: Rey Skywalker, Rey Kenobi, Rey Solo and a wildcard theory. Lauren & Rachel welcome Lindsey Romain (Thrillist), Larry (Screenwriter) & Lydia Stewart (Moviepilot) for their amazing theories and talent for a wild, fun, discussion. Will they change the ladies’ mind? Be sure to tell us which theory you liked or made you change your mind. Thank to again to Lindsey, Larry and Lydia for sharing their fun theories for us to debate. Check the website for Show Notes on Friday for links to read more from Lindsey and Lydia's theories. www.thefordcastpodcast.com

Check out Lindsey on twitter @ LindseyRomain

Here are a few off-topic cut discussions from our upcoming new episode 39 - Rey "Last Jedi" parent theories... that will be posted later today.

Here are a few off-topic cut discussions from our upcoming new episode 39 - Rey "Last Jedi" parent theories... that will be posted later today.

We apologize for the sound quality in this episode. Although, it sure fits the theme of the episode, as the ladies welcome back Crystal Beth and many glasses of Sangria to get them through Harrison Ford's 2003 comedy, "Hollywood Homicide". Other topics include the famous pictures of Carrie Fisher and Harrison with an award shaped like a stool, Motown Music, as well as a long tangent on Batman films. The show ends with a question from a listener on which Harrison Ford films have made the panel cry.

Last chance to enter our listen and win the contest for a pair of Harrison Ford or Carrie Fisher earrings: www.thefordcastpodcast.com

We apologize for the sound quality in this episode. Although, it sure fits the theme of the episode, as the ladies welcome back Crystal Beth and many glasses of Sangria to get them through Harrison Ford's 2003 comedy, "Hollywood Homicide". Other topics include the famous pictures of Carrie Fisher and Harrison with an award shaped like a stool, Motown Music, as well as a long tangent on Batman films. The show ends with a question from a listener on which Harrison Ford films have made the panel cry.

Last chance to enter our listen and win the contest for a pair of Harrison Ford or Carrie Fisher earrings: www.thefordcastpodcast.com

Rachel and Lauren discuss Harrison Ford's 2002 film “K-19: Widowmaker”, co-starring Peter Sarsgaard and Liam Neeson, and directed by Oscar Winner Kathryn Bigelow. After a discussion of accents, the actors, and love of K-Bigs, the ladies spend the second half of the episode talking about their favorite female directors, with special focus on Patty Jenkins (“Wonder Woman”), Ava Duvernay (“Selma”, “13th” and “A Wrinkle In Time”), and Leslye Headland (“Bachelorette” and “Sleeping with Other People”). Lauren also takes a moment to talk about some early history of female film directors, Ida Lupino, and the Hayes Code as a road block to more women behind the scenes.

Check out our website for SHOW NOTES and more info, to enter our contests, and follow us on social media. Sponsored by HausUrban.com (Skin Care). Please review us on iTunes or drop us a line at [email protected]!

Rachel and Lauren discuss Harrison Ford's 2002 film “K-19: Widowmaker”, co-starring Peter Sarsgaard and Liam Neeson, and directed by Oscar Winner Kathryn Bigelow. After a discussion of accents, the actors, and love of K-Bigs, the ladies spend the second half of the episode talking about their favorite female directors, with special focus on Patty Jenkins (“Wonder Woman”), Ava Duvernay (“Selma”, “13th” and “A Wrinkle In Time”), and Leslye Headland (“Bachelorette” and “Sleeping with Other People”). Lauren also takes a moment to talk about some early history of female film directors, Ida Lupino, and the Hayes Code as a road block to more women behind the scenes.

Check out our website for SHOW NOTES and more info, to enter our contests, and follow us on social media. Sponsored by HausUrban.com (Skin Care). Please review us on iTunes or drop us a line at [email protected]!

The ladies welcome a Marvel and ghost story-themed episode with guest Parisa Fitz-Henley ("Luke Cage" "Jessica Jones", and "Midnight, Texas") to chat about the Clark Gregg (Agent Coulson) written, Robert Zemeckis directed "What Lies Beneath". A few topics include: working on Marvel projects, Michelle Pfeiffer, and how Harrison Ford saved the day in real life in 2000. Stay after for a brief interview (about 10 minutes) with Parisa about her most recent roles and the San Diego Comic Con experience. Check Out www.thefordcastpodcast.com for clips from Harrison's AFI tribute, including Carrie Fisher's speech. Watch "Midnight, Texas" - Mondays at 10/9c on NBC or Hulu & NBC.com. And check us out on www.rougesportal.com

The ladies welcome a Marvel and ghost story-themed episode with guest Parisa Fitz-Henley ("Luke Cage" "Jessica Jones", and "Midnight, Texas") to chat about the Clark Gregg (Agent Coulson) written, Robert Zemeckis directed "What Lies Beneath". A few topics include: working on Marvel projects, Michelle Pfeiffer, and how Harrison Ford saved the day in real life in 2000. Stay after for a brief interview (about 10 minutes) with Parisa about her most recent roles and the San Diego Comic Con experience. Check Out www.thefordcastpodcast.com for clips from Harrison's AFI tribute, including Carrie Fisher's speech. Watch "Midnight, Texas" - Mondays at 10/9c on NBC or Hulu & NBC.com. And check us out on www.rougesportal.com

Rachel and Lauren try to make their way through 1999’s “Random Hearts”. They both hated it. To distract each other from that fact, Lauren focuses on the great actors in the film and Rachel live-tweets, all while trying to figure out how many times Harrison Ford has been shot in a film. And there’s time still left over to talk about Harrison’s other 1999 goings on, including his environmental work, personal tragedies, and first flight crash. Join the ladies as they say goodbye to the 1990s and a year of Harrison Ford’s crash-and-burns