We messed up and didn’t post the right audio file. The previous post was only 1 second long. This is the right review of the Clone Wars movie.

We finish the cinematic introduction of Ahsoka to the audience, talk about Anakin’s past, the ship called “Twilight”, the Truman Capote Hutt, and how much it costs to make a Star Wars cartoon in 2008. Are we entertaining yet? Well who asked you?

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Join us for a review of the much maligned Clone Wars movie. One of the most important pieces of Star Wars and Star Wars animation but people often rank it as their least favorite movie. We explore this piece of animation in two parts, so join us for part one.

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Today, we reviewed the second in universe ordered Clone Wars cartoon entitled “The Hidden Enemy”. Matt and Jamey discuss the moral quandary of using the clones as slaves and how even using the same DNA pattern, how differences in the clone emerge.

We go a bit deep philosophically on the nature of being, kidding, we make a dick joke and then can’t think of a good rating character.

The d20 roll indicates that we are reviewing the next Clone Wars episode and not an Ewoks episode, so stick with us.

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We did it. We’ve started our canon, in universe order rewatch of “Clone Wars”…133 episodes and a feature length movie. Today we cover S2E16 “Cat and Mouse” canonically the first episode in the “in universe” order. We haven’t met Ahsoka yet (she shows up soon) but we are battling Trench for the planet of Christophsis. We are silent running, one ping only, in this submarine thriller.

We will continue with Clone Wars episodes unless we roll a 1 on the d20 die was toss at the end of each episode. This time we rolled a 7, so we will continue with Clone Wars.

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We go through the first season of Book of Boba Fett in a Cliffnotes wrap-up. Talk about what we liked and what we didn’t like and backdoor pilots for upcoming Star Wars shows.

Welcome back to Yubcast. Today we reviewed the final episode of Star Wars Visions entitled Akakiri. We also discuss the pre-finale Book of Boba Fett, some minor High Republic content, and our overall favorites from Star Wars Visions. A lot packed into a single episode.

We are back with the 8th episode review of Visions, Lop and Ocho. Is Star Wars about found family? Does the most interesting parts of this story happen off screen? Is this a pilot for a bigger story? Lepis are canon, always have been.

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We took a month off because of COVID and work but we are back and going to finish Star Wars Visions. Today we ask why the Jedi are harassing an old man and if you kill an old man, did you kill them or did time kill them? We also dust off our Star Wars Trivia Game.

This episode was recorded back in December but we did not get around to editing and releasing it so forgive us for the delay.

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Hello Yubcasters, Thank you for joining us again as we full on spoiler review Star Wars Visions, now two thirds of the way through.

We discuss what it means to bring artificial life into existence and we also back into an Anne Frank reference by accident. You never know what dumb thing we are going to say when we discuss Star Wars animation.

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What does the galaxy look like thousands of years later? Does a lightsaber make a Jedi a Jedi? Join us while we explore these questions in our review of Star Wars Visions Episode 5, The Ninth Jedi.