Discussion about all things Star Wars, including movies and TV shows, old and new!
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 200 | Founded | 18 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | TV & Film |
SSW242: What makes Cad Bane one of Star Wars’ most chilling villains? Thomas Salerno, Pat Mason, and Mike Creavey debate his tragic path, from lost family to ruthless choices. Is he doomed by fate—or by his own hand? Get all new episodes automatic... more
SSW241: Resurrection, heists, and hard choices: Does Ventress’s “heart’s desire” demand giving up solitude? Thomas Salerno, Angela Sealana, and Robert King unpack trust, loyalty, and a surprising truce in Tales of the Underworld. Get all new episo... more
SSW240: How does Andor reshape the way we see Rogue One? Patrick Mason, Jeff Haecker, and Angela Sealana unpack Mon Mothma’s sacrifices, Saw Guerrera’s fanaticism, Krennic’s menace, and Cassian’s fate. Is this Star Wars’ most seamless story bridge? ... more
SSW239: What does true rebellion look like? Jeff Haecker, Kathryn Laffrey, and Angela Sealana unpack Andor’s finale, debating Luthen’s legacy, Cassian’s evolving role, and Kleya’s search for identity. From Nemik’s manifesto to Partagas’s fate, nothin... more
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Great bunch of people they all are very fun and they could turn the most dull Star Wars to very interesting Star Wars
Great bunch of people they all are very fun and they could turn the most dull Star Wars to very interesting Star Wars
Awesome! Thank you guys. Great show. People matter, age does not!!
Darth Talionis
Loved hearing you guys debating about your favorite lightsaber duels. Definitely you need to do same with animated series, etc. maybe do EU books and comics???
One that wasn’t mentioned but would have been in my own list: Ahsoka vs. Morgan E. In the Mando episode “The Jedi”. From that spear ring to the end it was awesome. Also the first live action heavy hint that Thrawn was still alive! Great nostalgia moment for me as a Chiss Grand Admiral fan.
Great show. Keep it up!
Darth Talionis, RS
I have enjoyed most of what I have heard and have gone back in archives for shows but it is disappointing how many shows do not give an overview in the beginning of the movie/ show that is being talked about Thanks Jimmy/Don for being consistent on that.
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The discussions center around the vast and intricate universe of Star Wars, covering a variety of topics from both the cinematic films and animated series, including character explorations, plot analyses, and thematic discussions. Noteworthy moments often reflect on contrasting character journeys and moral ambiguities faced in the galaxy, emphasizing how personal choices shape narratives. Additionally, episodes frequently connect Star Wars lore with broader themes, touching upon societal issues and personal values, alongside commentary on the storytelling techniques employed throughout the franchise. What sets this show apart is its ability to intertwine entertainment with deeper philosophical musings, appealing not only to die-hard fans bu... more
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