Explorez tous les épisodes du podcast THE LIGHTSABER LOUNGE: Rebellious conversations about all things Star Wars.

Are Star Wars fans being sold a side quest instead of a main event? It was entertaining in a popcorn, theatre going way. A perfect, family-friendly outing. But did die-hard fans who've waited 7 years for a true Star Wars movie deserve more than a lengthy Mandalorian episode with some flashy effects?

To celebrate Star Wars Day, we're doing our first annual Lightsaber Lounge Awards! We roll out the red carpet in a galaxy far, far away to crown the greatest, call out the worst, and debate the most questionable Star Wars movies and TV shows.

What is the most Star Wars moment… in all of Star Wars? Not the best movie. Not the best character. Not even the best scene. We’re talking about that one moment that defines Star Wars. The one that captures the magic, the mythology, the emotion… the thing that makes you go—yeah… that’s Star Wars. And here’s the twist—we’ve all picked just one. No lists. No backups. One shot. Let’s see who nailed it… and who’s completely lost the plot.

The dark side has never looked this good. In this episode of The Lightsaber Lounge, we dive into the first two episodes of Maul: Shadow Lord—and right away, things feel… different. The animation is bold, cinematic, and unlike anything we’ve seen before in Star Wars. But it’s the tone that really hits—darker, more intense, and unapologetically adult. And then there’s Maul. Cunning. Ruthless. Violent. And somehow… completely compelling. Why are we rooting for him? We break down the stunning visual style, the shift in storytelling, and what makes Maul one of the most fascinating characters in the entire Star Wars universe. Is this the direction Star Wars should be heading? Grab a drink, settle in, and let’s talk about it.

George Lucas… back in Star Wars. Genius move—or total chaos? In this episode of The Lightsaber Lounge, we’re diving into the rumours, the reality, and whether the creator of it all should ever return to the galaxy he left behind.

Star Wars… but horror? This week, we break down rumours that Lucasfilm may be exploring darker, scarier storytelling. How dark is too dark? Would horror even work in Star Wars—or would it divide fans? We also break down some of the creepiest moments the franchise has already given us and debate whether Star Wars has secretly been flirting with horror all along. Could this actually happen? And most importantly, how would we feel if Star Wars tried to scare us?

Did we successfully turn our friends into Star Wars fans… or completely ruin it for them? After following our advice to start with Rogue One and Andor, our newbie guests return to The Lightsaber Lounge to tell us what they really thought. Honest reactions, surprising takes, and plenty of laughs as we find out if our Star Wars starter plan actually worked.

The first trailer for Maul: Shadow Lord is here and it reveals a darker side of the Star Wars galaxy. In this episode of The Lightsaber Lounge, we break down major reveals and speculate what this series could mean for the future of Star Wars animation.

The trailer for The Mandalorian & Grogu is here — and this doesn’t feel like just another episode with a bigger budget. It feels like a movie. In this episode of The Lightsaber Lounge, we dive into the biggest reveals, the overall cinematic look and tone, and what this story might mean for the future of Star Wars. Is Din Djarin officially working for the New Republic now? Is Grogu evolving into something far more significant than comic relief? And how much is actually riding on this film for Lucasfilm and Disney? Because let’s be honest — this one might make or break the future of Star Wars in theatres. We explore where the story could take us, what the trailer signals about the next era of the galaxy, and whether this is the moment Star Wars truly returns to the big screen in a meaningful way. Grab a seat in the Lounge — this is a big one.

Disney is making significant changes to the Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge theme park. In this episode of The Lightsaber Lounge, we break down what’s changing in Batuu, why Disney may be shifting course, and whether this marks a broader pivot in Star Wars storytelling. Is the tightly locked timeline era finally loosening? Are we heading toward more flexible, character-driven experiences? And what does this mean for the future of Star Wars in the parks?

Is Star Wars at a true turning point? We break down Lucasfilm’s leadership shake-up, Dave Filoni’s expanding role, canceled projects, legacy character fatigue, and what the franchise needs to do next to feel special again.

In this special Christmas episode, we gather around the holotable to share what we really want to find under the tree this year—Star Wars–style. From genuinely realistic gift ideas any fan might unwrap, to wildly impractical, credits-are-no-object collectibles that would make even a Hutt jealous, everyone brings a personal wish list to Santa’s workshop. It’s festive, nerdy, occasionally irresponsible, and full of the kind of Star Wars joy that reminds us why we love this galaxy in the first place. Grab some blue milk, get cozy, and join us for a holiday episode packed with wishful thinking.

How Should You Introduce a Grown Adult to Star Wars? This week, the crew tackles one of fandom’s spiciest debates: What’s the perfect viewing order for a total Star Wars newbie? Do you start them with the classics? Go full Machete Order? Chaos-drop them into Andor? We break down the pros, cons, and emotional landmines of every path—while roasting the idea that there are still humans who haven’t seen a single lightsaber ignite. Grab your blue milk and join the argument… er, discussion. New fans, old fans, and confused non-fans all welcome.

Star Wars: The Couch Strikes Back. In this episode we talk about the lack of new Star Wars movies compared to the binge and couch friendly content on Disney+. Does Disney care about Star Wars movies anymore? Do fans miss going to the theatre for a big screen experience? What's the future of Star Wars... is it just a TV franchise now?

Yoda is one of the most beloved figures in Star Wars — wise, powerful, and iconic. But did he actually fail as a leader of the Jedi Order? On this episode, we’re pulling apart his choices, his philosophy, and whether the galaxy might have been better off if Yoda had done things differently.

The galaxy is falling apart — literally. LEGO Star Wars: Rebuild the Galaxy smashes canon, scrambles characters, and dares to ask: what if Star Wars was a comedy first and a space opera second? Join us as we debate whether LEGO Star Wars is a masterpiece of playful reinvention or just a giant toy commercial we’re all happy to watch anyway. We’re talking all things LEGO Star Wars — the sets, the games, the shows, and whether Rebuild the Galaxy is secretly the best Star Wars multiverse story ever. It’s a debate as unhinged as a half-built Death Star!

Star Wars Takeover: We Decide What Stays and What Goes! Musical Star Wars? Sith Grogu? Ewok army takeover? We debate the future of a galaxy far, far away — new heroes, big bads, and everything Disney should (or shouldn’t) do next. Buckle up for our hot takes, curveballs, and chaos.

Yes, this is a long episode, but ANDOR Season 2 deserves it. There's just so much to talk about regarding this series... a series that sets a new standard for Star Wars storytelling. The complex relationships between characters, the thematic elements of power, fear, hope and sacrifice, the gritty realism of the portrayal of the Empire as a fascist and oppressive force, and the emotional depth of of it all. There's never been Star Wars like this... and there may never be again. 

CHAPTERS:

00:23:00 Welcome to the Podcast.

00:01:58 Overall Reaction to the Final Episodes.

00:09:30 Episode 10 - Key Scenes.

00:28:51 Episode 11 - Key Scenes.

00:43:02 Episode 12 - Key Scenes.

00:57:12 How does Andor change the way we watch Rouge One now?

01:00:20 Is Klea the real force behind the beginnings of the Rebellion?

01:01:49 Is Klea Cassian's Sister?

01:03:32 Was Luthen a Jedi? 

01:05:19 What Happened to Mon Mothma's Family?

01:08:00 What Characters could carry their own Spin-Off Series?

01:08:30 Did Cassian know about his Child?

01:11:53 Are there still other stories to tell within the Andor Timeline?

01:15:20 What is Star Wars now?

01:20:51 Tony Gilroy's future involvement in Star Wars.

01:22:16 Will Andor create a new wave of Star Wars fans?

01:23:11 How can Disney take advantage of Andor's success?

01:26:01 Final thoughts and conclusions. 

01:29:02 Goodbyes!

Can episodes 7, 8 and 9 of Andor Season 2 continue to live up to the very high bar the show set for itself?  Is this series still the very best of Star Wars? We delve into the emotional weight and moral dilemmas faced by characters like Cassian, Dedra, and Syril, and the overarching narrative of rebellion and hope. 

 

CHAPTERS:

00:22 Introduction to the Podcast and Episode Overview

02:00 Episode 7: "The Messenger" - Plot and Themes

20:31 Episode 8: "Who Are You" - Character Arcs and Conflicts

40:03 Episode 9: "Welcome to the Rebellion" - Aftermath of the Massacre

53:22 Easter Eggs and Connections

57:01 Predictions for the Final Episodes

01:06:40 Final Thoughts

01:10:20 Wrap-up and Goodbye!

 

In this episode, we continue following the latest chapters of Andor Season 2, focusing on character development, moral complexities, and the intricate relationships between characters like Syril, Dedra, and Saw Gerrera. We get into the themes of rebellion, sacrifice, and the personal struggles faced by the characters, particularly Bix's descent into addiction and the implications of their choices in the broader context of the rebellion, Cassian's journey, the Empire's manipulative strategies, and Luthen's duality.

 

 

In this special Star Wars Day episode, we unpack all the new content announced during the recent Star Wars celebration in Japan, including the confirmed Mandalorian movie, Ryan Gosling's Starfighter film, the animated series featuring Darth Maul, Lego Star Wars content and the general future of the Star Wars universe with new trilogies and streaming series confirmed to be in the works.

 

CHAPTERS:

00:00 Welcome. Star Wars Day Celebration Kickoff

02:00 New Star Wars Films Announced

06:55 Ryan Gosling's Starfighter Movie

09:45 Future Star Wars Movies and Trilogies

11:42 Upcoming Star Wars TV Series

14:45 Darth Maul Animated Series

16:45 Lego Star Wars: Rebuild the Galaxy Sequel

20:38 Star Wars Toys and Gaming News

26:15 What We're Looking Forward to the Most

31:00 Wrap Up and Goodbye!

 

Is ANDOR still the best of Star Wars? Our initial reactions to the first three episodes of Andor Season 2. 

CHAPTERS:

00:00 Welcome Back to the Lightsaber Lounge

01:13 Anticipation for Andor Season 2

04:56 Expectations and Concerns

08:40 Reactions to the First Three Episodes

16:36 Character Development and Storytelling

22:14 Favourite Characters

25:00 Connecting to Rouge One

26:39 Will there be any Unexpected Twists?

28:00 Production Quality and World-Building

31:50 The Disorganization of the Rebellion

34:02 Would We Like to See Any Legacy Characters in Andor?

36:45 Lack of Aliens

42:00 Things We Want to See in Future Episodes

45:24 Casian's Journey and Morality

46:44 Dedra Meero

49:55 Conclusions and Goodbye

 

 

It's time to talk about the toxicity within the Star Wars fandom, particularly how social media amplifies negative discourse. We explore the impact of this negativity on fans' willingness to engage in discussions, the blurred lines between reasonable and unreasonable criticism, and the implications of the 'woke' debate on content creation.

CHAPTERS:

00:00 Introduction to the Toxicity in Fandom

02:41 The Impact of Social Media on Fan Discourse

07:26 Navigating Reasonable vs. Unreasonable Criticism

11:09 The 'Woke' Debate and Its Implications

12:32 The Role of Disney in Fan Reactions

16:25 Finding Balance in Fandom and Criticism

 

TAKEAWAYS:

The Star Wars fandom is divided into vocal minorities and silent majorities.

Social media algorithms promote negativity, affecting fan discourse.

Reasonable criticism is often drowned out by toxic commentary.

The term 'woke' has become a polarizing and misused label.

Fans should focus on enjoying content rather than engaging in toxic debates.

Disney's programming decisions are influenced by social media backlash.

Criticism should be constructive, not personal or hateful.

Fans have the right to express their opinions without harassment.

Engaging in respectful discussions can help bridge divides in fandom.

Creating content, like podcasts, can be a positive outlet for opinions.

 

 

 

In our first episode of Season 3, we tackle the new Star Wars series, Skeleton Crew. We explore the show's premise, character development, and how it compares to other Star Wars content, particularly the Acolyte. The conversation delves into our expectations when it was first announced compared to our opinions after watching the entire series, the performances of the child actors, the overall reception of the show, and how well the series balances appeal for both younger and older audiences.

CHAPTERS:

00:00 Welcome Back to the Lightsaber Lounge

01:34 Introduction to Skeleton Crew, Plot Overview and Themes

03:36 Critical Response to the Series

04:38 Expectations When Show was First Announced

08:46 Review After Watching Entire Series

20:30 Balancing Audience Appeal

24:00 Comparative Analysis with Acolyte

26:16 Diversity and Authenticity in Casting

28:17 Balancing Fan Service and New Narratives

29:37 Exploring New Storytelling Directions for Star Wars

33:32 Potential for Future Seasons and Character Development

38:35 Final Thoughts on the Show's Reception and Quality

41:42 Looking Ahead: The State of Star Wars Fandom

42:19 Wrap-up and Goodbye

 

Is the Disney+ series "The Acolyte" the worst Star Wars show of all time, or is it being unfairly "review bombed" by extremely vocal hard-core fans? We have thoughts after watching the entire series. Host: Scot Mcdonald Co-Host: Jesus Delgado, Sudhir Datta & Simon Koldyk

We boldly go to a galaxy far, far away and unravel the enigmatic dichotomy of Star Wars and Star Trek. Host: Scot McDonald Co Hosts: Jesus Delgado, Simon Koldyk & Sudhir Datta

We debate the physics of a galaxy far, far away. How often does Star Wars ignore the laws of gravity, physics and plausibility? Do we care that so many things don't make sense? Host: Scot McDonald Co-Hosts: Jesus Delgado, Simon Koldyk & Sudhir Datta

We get into the new Disney+ series The Acolyte. Is it being unfairly roasted by judgemental fans or is it truly a big hot mess? Host: Scot McDonald Co-Hosts: Simon Koldyk, Sudhir Datta & Jesus Delgado.

SUMMARY:

In this episode we share our selections for the best and worst of Star Wars content. Join us as we debate the best and worst Movie, the best and worst TV Series and the best and worst Animated TV Series. Do you agree with our picks?

Host: Scot McDonald

Co-Hosts: Jesus Delgado & Tony Wright

 

CHAPTERS:

00:00 - Intro & Welcome.

00:53 - Topic Overview.

02:50 - Worst Movie.

12:01 - Worst Live Action TV Series.

19:50 - Worst Animated TV Series.

23:12 - Most Underrated Movie or TV Series.

29:15 - Best Movie.

34:32 - Best Live Action TV Series.

43:27 - Best Animated TV Series.

46:55 - Conclusions.

50:04 - Thanks and Goodbye.

 

 

SUMMARY:

In this episode we discuss and rate our "Top 10" favourite plausible and slightly crazy fan theories in the Star Wars universe. 

 

SOUND BITES:

"The Force is actually manipulating events and individuals to suit its own needs."

"Grogu was the Force's answer to Anakin."

"The Emperor planned to transfer his spirit to Luke in Return of the Jedi."

"Yoda knew that Leia was the more powerful of the two."

"Jar Jar Binks is actually a Sith Lord."

"Han Solo was actually force sensitive but he didn't know it."

 

CHAPTERS:

00:00 - Introduction and Overview

01:36 - The Force is an Entity with it's Own Agenda

08:45 - Grogu: The Force's Answer to Anakin

13:44 - The Emperor Planned  to Transfer His Spirit to Luke

16:44 - Darth Vader was Foreshadowed by the Prequel Villains

18:45 - Vader's Connection to Boba Fett

22:41 - The Jedi Council's Role in Anakin's Fall

28:32 - Luke's Poorly Hidden Presence on Tatooine

28:28 - The Poorly Hidden Luke Skywalker

37:33 - The Sith Lord Jar Jar Binks

42:44 - The Force-Sensitive Han Solo

49:11 - The Storytelling R2-D2

55:03 - Conclusions & Goodbye

 

TAKWEAWAYS:

The idea of the Force being a sentient being with its own agenda adds depth to the Star Wars lore.

The theory that Grogu was the Force's answer to Anakin suggests a larger purpose for the character.

The theory that Vader planned to transfer his spirit to Luke adds an interesting twist to his actions in Return of the Jedi.

The foreshadowing of Darth Vader in the prequels through characters like Darth Maul, Count Dooku, and General Grievous adds depth to the storytelling.

The theory that Vader hired Boba Fett because he reminded him of Captain Rex adds an interesting connection between the characters.

The theory that the Jedi Council allowed Anakin to turn to the dark side raises questions about their motives and actions.

The theory that Luke was hidden poorly on Tatooine on purpose suggests a strategic decision by the Jedi to protect Leia. Star Wars fan theories can provide interesting insights and explanations for plot holes in the saga.

The theory that Luke Skywalker was hidden in plain sight on Tatooine suggests that the Jedi Council had a plan and strategy for protecting him.

The theory that Jar Jar Binks is a Sith Lord adds depth to his character and validates his purpose in the story.

The theory that Han Solo is Force sensitive explains his exceptional piloting skills and his connection to the Force.

The theory that Darth Vader used Boba Fett because he reminded him of Captain Rex adds a personal element to their relationship.

The theory that the entire Star Wars saga is a story told by R2-D2 challenges our understanding of the events and the reliability of the narrator.

 

 

SUMMARY:

The Failure of the Jedi. Are They Really the Heroes We Believed Them to Be?

In this episode, we discuss the perception of the Jedi in the Star Wars universe and explore how the portrayal of the Jedi has evolved over time, from being seen as pure-hearted heroes to more complex and flawed characters. We also get into the moral ambiguity of the Jedi's actions, and sometimes failure to act, that resulted in their ultimate downfall.

HOST: Scot McDonald

CO-HOSTS: Jesus Delgado, Sudhir Datta & Tony Wright

 

KEYWORDS 

Star Wars, Jedi, perception, evolution, moral ambiguity, balance, new stories.

 

TAKEAWAYS:

The perception of the Jedi has evolved over time, from being seen as pure-hearted heroes to more complex and flawed characters.

The Jedi faced moral ambiguity in their actions and struggled with their role in the galaxy.

The concept of balance in the Force with the understanding that both light and dark sides are necessary.

New stories and interpretations of the Jedi offer opportunities to explore different aspects of their character and the Force.

 

SOUND BITES:

"Are the Jedi truly the heroes we believe them to be?"

"The Jedi were supposed to be above all that."

"The Jedi's perception versus the reality of their actions."

 

CHAPTERS:

00:00- Intro and Welcome to the Podcast.

01:46 - Episode Topic Overview.

03:01 - Initial perception of the Jedi.

05:45 - The tried-and-true “good vs evil” storyline.

06:59 - The logistics and practical nature of the Jedi’s self-perceived role to “police” the universe.

08:54 - Did the Jedi Order's strict adherence to the Jedi Code and its resistance to change.

12:27 - The Purpose and Mission of the Jedi.

17:12 - Their Disconnect from The Force and Failure to prevent Anakin Skywalker's fall to the dark side.

20:01 - Did They Prioritize Violence and Combat over Diplomacy and Peace?

24:26 - Moral and Ethical Concerns Surrounding the Jedi Order.

34:14 - Will We See More Flawed Jedi Characters?

38:44 - Moving Forward: New Stories and Interpretations of the Jedi.

40:34 - Conclusion and Goodbye.

 

 

 

 

 

KEYWORDS:

Star Wars, Stormtroopers, Clone Troopers, evolution, perception, moral responsibility, individuality, free will, indoctrination, brainwashing, orders, ethics, morality, clone troopers, stormtroopers, Star Wars, order, Jedi, Rebel Alliance, Empire, redeemability, logistics

 

TAKEAWAYS:

The perception of Stormtroopers and Clone Troopers has evolved over time, with a shift from seeing them as faceless soldiers to recognizing their individuality and personal histories.

The Clone Troopers were bred and programmed to follow orders without question, but their actions raise questions about their moral culpability.

Stormtroopers, on the other hand, were recruited or conscripted and underwent extensive indoctrination and conditioning. Their level of moral responsibility is also a subject of debate.

The distinction between following orders and exercising free will is a key factor in determining the moral culpability of these soldiers.

The portrayal of these characters in different Star Wars media, such as The Clone Wars and The Mandalorian, humanizes them and highlights their individuality and struggles. Clone troopers and stormtroopers have different origins and abilities, with clone troopers being enhanced copies of Jango Fett and stormtroopers being random individuals with varying skills.

The Jedi's involvement in the Clone Wars goes against their role as peacekeepers, and their disregard for the well-being of clone troopers contradicts their philosophy.

The Rebel Alliance and the Empire are not entirely good or bad, and their actions are influenced by self-interest and the complexities of war.

The redeemability of clone troopers and stormtroopers is subjective, with some individuals being more forgivable than others.

The logistics of running the Empire and the daily lives of stormtroopers are complex and would make for an interesting exploration.

 

SOUND BITES:

"They were just cogs in this evil machine."

"I really liked how in the sequels, they humanized them a lot."

"They were just following orders without question."

"The Empire doesn't have a set of ethics and values that they require their soldiers to adhere to."

"Are the stormtroopers culpable? Yes, they are because they have free will."

"The Jedi Order is at odds with the fundamental Jedi philosophy.”

 

CHAPTERS:

00:00 Introduction and Recap

08:11 Humanizing Stormtroopers and Clone Troopers

14:36 Moral Responsibility and Culpability

29:30 The Redeemability of Clone Troopers and Stormtroopers

36:32 The Logistics of Running the Empire and the Daily Lives of Stormtroopers

 

The Legacy of George Lucas. The Good, the Bad & the Disappointing. Ah, George Lucas, the mastermind behind Star Wars. On the good side, Lucas took us on an intergalactic adventure like no other. But hey, every hero has their flaws, and Lucas had his fair share too. The prequel trilogy, while expanding the lore, left many fans scratching their heads with Jar Jar Binks and midi-chlorians. So how do we view his legacy now? Do we still see him as the talented visionary who gave us lightsabers, droids and epic space battles, or as a creator whose shortcomings eventually caught up with him resulting in deserved criticism and disillusioned fans? Let's talk about it. Host: Scot McDonald Co-Hosts: Sudhir Datta, Jesus Delgado & Tony Wright

In this fast paced episode we spin a wheel of random Star Wars topics and have at it. What topics will come up? No one knows! Host: Scor McDonald Co-Hosts: Sudhir Datta, Simon Koldyk & Tony Wright

The "slippery slope" world of collecting Star Wars merch. Why do we keep buying this stuff? Is it our passion for an engaging art form, or basically just an obsession that knows no bounds or financial constraints? We shall find out! Host: Scot McDonald Co-Hosts: Sudhir Datta & Jesus Delgado

We delve deep into the heart of the ground breaking series Andor - and discuss how the storyline, tone, and characters will undoubtedly leave a lasting impact on the Star Wars universe. Host: Scot McDonald Co-Hosts: Sudhir Datta, Jesus Delgado & Tony Wright. Join us as we set the stage for Andor, provide a brief overview of the show's premise and its connection to the beloved Rogue One film, and explore the intriguing backstory and motivations of the main character, Cassian Andor.

We focus on the Disney+ streaming series, Ahsoka. Join us as we discuss the background of the character Ahsoka Tano and her journey from being Anakin Skywalker's Jedi Padawan to becoming a key player in the Rebel Alliance. We also dive into the significance of Ahsoka's return to live-action, Rosario Dawson's portrayal of the beloved character, her quest to find the missing Jedi Ezra Bridger and her confrontation with the villainous Grand Admiral Thrawn. Host: Scot McDonald Co-Hosts: Sudhir Datta, Jesus Delgado & Tony Wright

In our first episode of Season 2, we analyze all the latest announcements and rumours – and speculate on potential storylines, characters, and surprises that lie ahead. From highly anticipated films to new animated and live-action streaming series, we leave no stone unturned in this exploration of what the future holds for Star Wars fans.

With an extremely passionate and slightly crazy fanbase, how can the creators strike a balance between honouring the legacy while pushing the boundaries of storytelling? We examine the delicate task of managing fan expectations and the risks and rewards of exploring uncharted territories within the Star Wars universe.

Host: Scot McDonald

Co-Hosts: Sudhir Datta & Jesus Delgado

It's our Christmas episode so what better time to have a go at the infamous Star Wars Holiday Special from 1978 – a profound misstep in the Star Wars franchise. From its awkwardly disjointed narrative to its cringe-inducing musical numbers, this ill-fated television special stands as a stark reminder of the dangers of misguided creative decisions. Even the beloved characters from the original trilogy couldn't salvage this train wreck. Despite its cult following and the occasional nostalgic chuckle, the Star Wars Holiday Special remains a cautionary tale, forever etched in our brains. Host: Scot McDonald Co-Hosts: Simon Koldyk, Tony Wright, Sudhir Datta & Nita Naidoo

The Book of Boba Fett follows Boba Fett's journey as he takes over Jabba the Hutt's criminal empire. How did it fare in the shadow of the highly praised Mandalorian series? We discuss and debate our expectations, initial reactions, disappointments and overall opinions. Host: Scot McDonald Co-Hosts: Simon Koldyk, Tony Wright, Sudhir Datta, Nita Naidoo & Jesus Delgado

In this episode we get into the very first Star Wars live action streaming series, The Mandalorian. And of course, the overnight cultural phenomenon named Grogu... or as we all affectionately knew him, Baby Yoda! Host: Scot McDonald Co-Hosts: Sudhir Datta, Simon Koldyk, Tony Wright & Cicy Guimond

In this episode, we dive into the immersive world of Star Wars Galaxy's Edge at Disneyland. Disneyland Imagineers in partnership with Lucas Film designed the park to feel like you're walking around in a Star Wars movie. Did they succeed? We explore the incredible attention to detail, the amazing Rise of the Resistance attraction, the interactive experiences, and the rich storytelling that brings the Star Wars universe to life. Host: Scot McDonald Guest Hosts: Simon Koldyk, Cicy Guimond, Mike Guimond

We have a go at The Rise of Skywalker, the final instalment of the sequel trilogy of movies. Did it manage to overcome all the strange and head-scratching twists from the controversial and much criticized, The Last Jedi? Let's find out! Host: Scot Mcdonald Co-Hosts: Simon Koldyk, Sudhir Datta, Nita Naidoo & Tony Wright

The Last Jedi might be the most controversial and polarizing of all nine Star Wars movies. We have thoughts. Host: Scot McDonald. Co-Hosts: Sudhir Datta, Simon Koldyk and Tony Wright.

The first films of the Disney era. Did they restore our faith in the Star Wars universe? Were they able to wrap up loose ends for Luke Skywalker, Leia Organa, and Han Solo and bring an end to the Skywalker story line? We unravel the first instalment of the sequel trilogy: The Force Awakens, and the introduction of new characters such as; Rey, Kylo Ren/Ben Solo, Finn, Poe Dameron and Snoke.

We dive into the spin-off standalone films Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (2016) and Solo: A Star Wars Story (2018) and debate their impact on the main saga and overall franchise. Do self-contained stories within the Star Wars universe offer a refreshing break from the epic saga narrative? Which movie was better? Lets talk! This episode’s co-Hosts: Sudhir Datta, Simon Koldyk and Tony Wright.

The polarizing and much maligned Star Wars trilogy of prequel movies: The Phantom Menace (1999), Attack of the Clones (2002), Revenge of the Sith (2005). Were they really that bad? Did they get better with time? We have thoughts. This episode’s co-Hosts: Sudhir Datta, Simon Koldyk and Tony Wright.

The impact and influence of the original Star Wars trilogy: A New Hope (1977), The Empire Strikes Back (1980) and Return of the Jedi (1983). What made us so obsessed? Do they still hold up today? This episode’s co-Hosts: Sudhir Datta, Simon Koldyk and Tony Wright.