In this episode, Karl breaks down the idea of “luck” being Han’s form of belief or spirituality as well as those moments in the film that highlight Han’s destiny!

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Have you ever heard the tragedy of Darth Wampa the Lair? It’s a Star Wars legend where Karl, Jason, and Katie breakdown their top 5 moments from Episode III: Revenge of the Sith!

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Join Tom, Stephen, and William as they review the 15th episode of Star Wars: Resistance, “The First Order Occupation.”

After Torra’s kidnapping and subsequent rescue by Major Vonreg, the First Order sends a contingent of stormtroopers to the Colossus in order to hunt down the pirate spy.

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The highly anticipated Annual Beyond the Films Year in Review is here! How did the books of 2018 stack up? What did your hosts like, and dislike from 2018? All this, and more, all on the next Star Wars Beyond the Films. YOUR “Star Wars” discussion podcast! YOUR Podcast of Legends! YOUR ticket to that Galaxy far, far away! Your Fandom lies Beyond the Films.

This week true believers, Beyonders, Fanboys, Fangirls, respected aliens around the galaxy, The Champion of the Multiverse; Mark Hurliman, and your Count of Continuities; Nathan P. Butler sit down to discuss the 2018 Year In Review: The Books! So strap in and tighten your crash webbing Fandom, Star Wars Beyond the Films is setting off on another rapid-fire trip into that galaxy far, far away!

This episode your hosts discuss:

Adult Novels 

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Kid’s Books

Once more your hosts cover entirely too much end of the year action this episode. But don’t worry, give it a go; you’ll laugh, you’ll cry, you might even get a little education on Star Wars while you’re at it. But no matter how you slice it and dice it, you’ll be having another adventure Beyond the Films. So sit back, hang on, enjoy the show, and may the Force be with you!

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We’re back with a new episode of the Tales of the Lairians segment! This time we get to hear the amazing Tale of Phillip Liebold and the powerful way in which Star Wars has changed and shaped his life!

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Nathan is back so he and Michael are playing catch up on all the goings on in Star Wars gaming the past few months. The main topic of course is the latest cancellation coming from EA which was to be an open world game set in The Galaxy Far Far Away. Due to the amount The guys had to cover this episode will focus entirely on video games and next episode will be about the table top games.

We discuss the character of Rey and her journey through The Force Awakens and The Last Jedi and offer some thoughts as to what might be next for our amazing new heroine in Episode IX!

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Join Tom, Stephen, and William as they review the 14th episode of Star Wars: Resistance, “The Doza Dilemma.”

As Synara settles into life on the Platform, she is contacted by her pirate compatriots for a new mission. She is thrown into a tight spot when she learns that the object of the mission is her new friend – the Captain’s daughter, Torra Doza.

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Obi-Wan in Ep. 9 – Full Details on Rise of the Resistance, and following up on  TLF look back!

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Email from Nate:

Riley,

Okay hear me out, in the last episode you guys were doing your Last Jedi review you talked about or questioned why Star Destroyers wouldn’t just drop in over Hoth and referenced Jedah.

1) Few of the Star Destroyers were capable of low atmospheric insertion. there are a few old Canon references for why they would or wouldn’t. We may have been seeing one of the older victory-class Star Destroyers over Jedah. They were lighter and much more capable of low atmospheric entry. That planet could also have a lower gravity permitting an easier escape velocity then let’s say perhaps Hoth. I certainly do not think Vader’s Super Star Destroyer would have been capable of low atmospheric hovering so to speak.

2) from a strategic standpoint in ESB particularly, they called out the fact that they had planetary shields and could withstand bombardment hence why they had to perform a ground insertion into a direct assault to disable those shields.

3) to top that off the rebels also had a defense mechanism that would have caused it to rain Star Destroyers from the sky. If those capital ships had been models capable of low orbital/atmospheric insertion, shots from the ion cannon would have caused them to crash into the planet surface were they low enough to be inside the gravity well of the planet. assuming that it wasn’t just imperial ground forces wanting to get some slice of the glory under General Veers we may possibly postulate that naval doctrine considered it too great of a risk very expensive capital ships for them to typically perform that kind of maneuver. Jedah was not contested territory with the exception of very small rebel forces on the ground. even taking out a few repulsors on a ship that scale with that much mass may have been enough to bring it crashing to the ground and therefore too much of a risk.

Just my thoughts on the topic, who’s to say the Imperial Navy wasn’t often more reckless and dove in head-first with sub-orbital bombardment. my guess is that higher orbit bombardment was probably yes a more regular thing. given the toxic command climate of the imperial Navy I would gather most of them probably stuck pretty close to the book, in order to avoid suffering fatal office hours at the hands of Lord Vader or other imperial commanders.

I really enjoy your podcast, the whole SWR team puts a lot of good thought and solid work into your product.  keep up the good work. Honestly, your episode about the court-martial of Poe Dameron played a part in my decision to start a vet-lead military sci-fi discussion podcast with bunch of my friends.we are still struggling with things like audio levels and editing, so our current episodes don’t sound all that great, but maybe once we figure it all out we could have you on for a discussion if you ever care to join us.

Semper Fi,

Nate

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Here is our interview with the awesome Amy Ratcliffe, author of the book Star Wars: Women of the Galaxy.

We discuss how the project came about, some of the fun stuff she learned, and what she is excited for in 2019.

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