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But well further Ado Kirkland, what did you think non
spoilers thoughts of this episode.
Speaker 3: Uh, yeah, I I feel like it's the show. I
feel like.
Speaker 2: I'm kind of fine.
Speaker 3: Hard to find words to describe because it's not bad,
like it's it's it's it's it's not a super negative thing,
and it's not a super positive thing. It's just it
is an enjoyable Star Wars adventure. I just don't think
it's necessarily for what we're getting right now, something that's
really gripping me that well, Like like it's not that
long of an episode. Did you see the run time,
like I imagine twenty two minutes or some thing like not
included in credits, Like it doesn't felt that Yeah. Yeah,
So I feel like it it's a type of show
that might have been better for me, at least in
the binge fashion, because I do like stuff that is
going on. It's just I think there's quite a few
moments that aren't fully gripping me.
Speaker 2: So therefore I might just like, I.
Speaker 3: Don't know, naturally, pull pull out the phone, you know,
kind of get distracted another avenue.
Speaker 2: Just check the GV discord. Go check out GV discord.
Speaker 3: But yeah, no, like there's just multiple moments like that
for me, and I felt that last week. I feel
I think last week felt a little bit different because
of course we got the two episode released, so it
felt a little bit longer. So therefore I was just
more I guess, engaged on over a longer period of time,
whereas I don't know, for a twenty two minute episode,
like probably I don't know thirty percent of it. Maybe
I was like kind of like fallen out of out
out of interest levels for it. But no, it's definitely
not bad. I just don't think it's necessarily the show
for me. But I'm still really liking the idea of
this being a show that's released because it's not like
it's not really like anything from other Star Wars content
that we've gotten lately on like Disney Plus in the
sense of like the Mandos. I haven't seen a sosocas,
but I imagine it's something similar to that, where it's
not really like an R rated show by any means,
but it's definitely more of a mature subject matter in
comparison to like, you know, something like Clone Wars, maybe
early seasons of Clone Wars and just more kid oriented
show so it is nice to get this type of
stuff Star Wars content, and also in the vein of
just maybe this is gonna be the dawn of just
us getting different target audience in the Star Wars vein,
because Star Wars doesn't just have to be the same
type of media content that we're consuming, you know, like
not every single Star Wars thing has to feel like
what we got from the Skywalker Soka. And you know,
I'm including like all nine movies because they are like
for all audiences, but they definitely feel a certain way.
And I don't know, I just feel like for this show,
it's definitely targeted towards a younger audience. And yeah, no,
it's just it's not really a plus or or sorry,
it's not really a positive or negative. It's just kind
of how I'm how I'm vibing with the show right now.
And I will say though, I think the show is
really well made, Like it looks really good. It looks
honestly better than some other things I've seen in live
action Star Wars. On the CGI side of things, all
the space stuff I think looks really good, of course,
like the costumes and like across the board in these
Disney plus Star Wars shows. I think they really nailed
just the overall aesthetic, whether it's the outfits or the
just the terrain or buildings and stuff like that, Like,
they do a really good job with that. There's a
couple of things in this episode in particular that kind
of reminded me of like the original Trilogy, which is
some certain things that they're interacting with, and that made
me smile. I just like really enjoyed that. So yeah,
you know, despite my like thoughts that I you know,
just gave about me not necessarily feeling like a like
a target audience for this show, I am still enjoying
aspects to it. I'm definitely not going to be tapering
out on the review side. I am still hopeful that
we'll be getting maybe a little bit more of a
gripping thing going on. We got some questions revealed and
answered in this episode that we were kind of speculating
on last week, and I don't know, it definitely is
still enough for me to, I guess want more questions answered.
So yeah, it's kind of a cryptic message, but overall,
still thumbs up, still positive, and yeah, well mate, I'm
still liking the cast and I guess something I will
say is I am really liking Jude Law's inclusion in
the show. And I think that he is really fantastic
of just his charisma and bouncing off of the younger
actors and actresses. So yeah, I think he like it
could it could feel weird with certain like adult actors,
you know, just bouncing off of like some younger audiences,
but I think Jude Law is really good at at
that type of role. And yeah, he's just very charismatic.
So I think it's definitely a great casting. And yeah,
those are my little, my little thoughts on this little episode.
Speaker 1: Well said, Yeah, I agree with a lot of what
you said. I think overall, the the story for me
is definitely hitting a couple roadblocks and trying to be
kind of enticing enough. But that being said, what they
kind of established in that for in those first two episodes,
a little bit of the backstory on the home planet
and the characters and whatnot, it has created a bit
of a poll for me. So when we get into
this episode, there are certain things that are happening, like Okay,
I'm actually really digging this, and there's a there's a
few dynamics that have been established that are making me
really wonder how things fit, and a couple interesting things
that were kind of introduced here too. So I think
if we keep going along this path, I'm really gonna
like how unique this story is going to be because
it feels very different from what we're used to in
Star Wars. And I really appreciate that the attention to
detail at the costumes and yeah, the ships too, just
the seeing the spaceports and stuff like that. It's just
it's awesome to kind of get that scale and that
visual just dynamic. It's just it's super awesome to see it.
And I think that's what Star Wars. I mean, you
gotta really capitalize on something like that. But I think
where we're at with these characters, some of them still
really annoy the Living Daylight. It's out of me. And
I apologize. I know they're child actors, but I just
I can't do it. They're they're rough. I need the
writing to get a little bit better, please. I have
faith that it will, and that they'll improve because they're
developing characters too as they go through this adventure. They're
going to get better and improve on, just like develop
I guess that's what I'm trying to say, not improve
that sounds harsh. They're going to develop into more like
scoundrel kind of like ragtag like confident kind of characters,
which I think is you know, that's that's what happens
with the characters. They develop as they go through the adventure.
And Jude Law is just he's fantastic. I love I
love Dude Law, and im thirty three really liking that droid.
He's just kind of cracking me up. He had some
funny moments in this episode. So yeah, part of me,
I'm just like dying. My frecking throw is killing me here.
But well do that to you? Oh absolutely, just joking
me up.
Speaker 3: Need some some blue blue milk? Are you gonna try
it when you go to Galaxies Edge? I I veered away.
I was never interested in the blue or green milk
that they're selling in the Galaxies Edge.
Speaker 1: But I don't religiously drink milk. But I'm either the guy.
Speaker 3: That's the thing, Like, I never really drink a glass
of milk, Like that's never been me throughout my life.
Speaker 1: I think I have to though, while I'm there, just
to say like I've tried it and like, oh yeah,
just I I don't as long as it tastes like
actual milk. I don't want to taste kind of like grosser.
Speaker 3: I heard it's good, so that that's like, I don't
know something. But they weren't getting my money. I was
saving my money for the big turkey leg that you get.
Speaker 1: Well, if it's if it's expensive and it's one of
the other I'm going turkey leg all day. Yeah. I've
seen the photos and that thing all that good.
Speaker 3: Yeah, No, gotta get the turkey leg. No turkey legs
and you know the galaxies far far away though.
Speaker 1: No, that's right now, Turkey's there. Well, is that it?
For non spoilers, that's right.
Speaker 3: Oh, actually, one last thing I'll say spoiler free. I
feel like the score of this episode in particular really
stood out. There was a couple of moments let's say,
Jude law is talking to a certain character and then
it goes to like a space shot and man, just
like the uniqueness of the sound. I think they had
like just a funky synth or something going. It felt
really different from Star Wars but still very sci fi
sci fi E I don't know, because like you can
get just very used to like the classic Star Wars
just orchestra and stuff like. It just feels very Star
Wars y, whereas in this episode particularly it felt very
Unstar Wars.
Speaker 2: Like but still Star Wars y. It just felt like a.
Speaker 3: Next evolution maybe in uh yeah, and then the sound
of Star Wars.
Speaker 2: So I really appreciate it.
Speaker 3: I wanted to shut that out, and it's not really
a spoiler, so I figured I would mention it right now.
Speaker 1: No good call out. I completely agree. It has a
very unique kind of tone to it, very mysterious, and
it has many aspects that are very familiar with that
Star Wars kind of score. But then it does a
good job of kind of being its own thing, and
I really do appreciate that. I'm really enjoying the music
so far as well. But yeah, okay, we're gonna jump
to our first at break and then we will break
down some spoilers, so we'll be right back and we
are back. So where do you want to start?
Speaker 2: Yeah, so let's start with Jude Law.
Speaker 3: He wasn't really in the show much up until now,
and you know, the big reveal when he was introduced
is him showing some force powers and you and I
were pretty convinced he was not a Jedi by any means,
but that's kind of how the show is set up.
And I'm glad we're not like just wasting time.
Speaker 2: Of like, oh, is he is he a Jedi?
Speaker 1: Is he not?
Speaker 3: Like I'm glad that's not like a reoccurring question throughout
the whole season. He kind of it was kind of
revealed pretty early on that no, he's not a Jedi.
And I like how although the show is targeted towards
the younger audience, they're not making the kids like just
fucking idiots where they're like it's like annoying to follow,
you know, because like these are our main characters. It's
nice to have some what of an intelligent crew to follow,
and you know, they're kids. I'm not expecting them to
be geniuses, but they they feel realistic, I think, which.
Speaker 2: Is kind of their their suscery when it.
Speaker 3: Comes to Judelaw's character, and uh, just just kind of
how that dynamic is unfolding and you know, kind of
made a deal by the end of the episode that
they're not partners.
Speaker 2: You know, they're they're the boss.
Speaker 3: They're gonna be working or sorry, he's gonna be working
for them, and I'm just I'm kind of excited to
see how that dynamic is gonna just grow, I guess,
and just evolve. And you know, it's younger audience show.
I'm definitely not expecting jud Law to fucking massacre these
kids and betray them all.
Speaker 2: But uh, I don't know.
Speaker 3: I still think he got some ulterior motive and uh
oh he tricks up his sleeve.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, I the moment that they kind of
set it foot into that owl's that owl alien's kind
of like little workshop Judelaws just put on a lot
of red flags and it was hard. There were some
spacing issues too, which I feel like maybe this episode
was a bit rush because you feel, okay, things are
aligned too well in that second episode with how the
kids run into him and that he can use the force,
he can get away, and he just kind of sugarcoats like, well,
I needed someone with a shit otherwise I would have
escaped sooner than rather than later. It's like, okay, I
can buy that, But then he gets caught by I'm
not sure what the species was, but that one alien.
While he's the alien's like praising, I'm like, Oh, you're
such a great captain, and he's trying to push SM
thirty three out and the guy's like, hey, I'm gonna
have to call I can't remember the wolf's name, but
I'm gonna have to call the boss and report you
to the guards. You gotta YadA YadA, And so you
cut the scene there, and you don't really know what
happens because next time you see him, he's just being chased,
and I think, Okay, this seems like it could be
a decoy and maybe he was loud to escape because
maybe he double crossed and made a deal. But then
after that he fucks up half the spaceport and the
Wolf guys like put a bounty on his eys, Like okay,
so that's clearly not the case. They are definitely able
to get him. So I would have liked to have
seen an action shot, and I don't know why they
are cutting that, Like, if we're focusing on Judlaw's character here,
I'd like to see a little bit more of what
he could do. But maybe they're trying to be apprehensive
about what they show us with what he can do,
especially with his force powers, because we saw him use
the force again and they addressed it like, hey, he
could be doing all these different things to kind of
maybe make things happen. But he also does say yes,
I'm not a Jedi, and it just goes hand in
hand with Like we talked about this before, there are
lots of force us out there that are not Jedi,
and I think this would be a really great way
and a good way to kind of bring into the
fold that as an example, because I think everyone kind
of has this notion in their minds of when they
see someone use the Force, oh it's a Jedi. That's
just an immediate connection. And I think right now at
this point, everyone is a whim. You know, everyone's looking
at it like with whim as Whim's like, oh, you're
a Jedi use the Force, and they have no other
kind of conscious awareness that. I don't mean a shade
with that. It's just like what you can be it,
I'll use the Force and not be a Jedi. What
Like it's a archaic thing to think about.
Speaker 2: And they're all just as annoying as Whim is. Yeah, No,
Whim is a character. I don't know.
Speaker 3: I'm hoping he's a diamond in the rough that he
evolves into a beautiful butterfly, and I really enjoy the character,
but as of right now.
Speaker 2: He's definitely not the forefront of my interest levels.
Speaker 1: You got his dad at the forefront of this episode.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the way the episode started, I'm like, please, don't
fucking give me like a half the episode just focusing
on the pairents and and whatnot. But what were what
was I gonna say, Oh, I was gonna throw on Yeah,
you know who's you know, he's watching all these four
sensitive users. This guy's watching Jude Law right this darth
plagus in the cave and watching them count cards, just like.
Speaker 2: In the novel.
Speaker 3: But it wasn't even counting cards. Do you remember what
what like poker game it was? Was it like dice
or something?
Speaker 2: It was a game. It was some sort of gambling
thing where he was using Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, fourteen million. Yeah, I can't remember what the game was.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but yeah, just bringing up whim there and how
not necessarily my favorite character in the show right now.
And I will say I feel like my favorite interest,
like where I'm the most interested is kind of the
whole dynamic around Jude Law's character. So yeah, like pretty
much the characters that are interacting him with with him
the most are at the highest of my interest. KB
I believe is her name, the young girl with just
like the cybernetic thing all hooked up. Yes, I really
like in this character. I think it's mostly just because
I'm not really used to a character with that sort
of tech, and I just kind of like how it's
being used in the certain situations. And yeah, she's kind
of the one that has the the most dealing with
of Jude law right, Like she interacts with him late
at night and he's basically saying that like, yeah, no
you don't trust me, Well, well I'll basically just have
to win you over, I guess. And yeah, actually that
was the scene when that happens, that it jumps to
space and like that just like really interesting score came
in that I was just I was loving I was
like in that track. But yeah, I know mostly KB Fern,
I guess all the kids kind of have some moments
with him, but they're kind of the loudest and most bombastic.
Speaker 2: I guess. Yeah, let's just put an annoying I like.
Speaker 1: I like Neil a lot. He's definitely growing on me. Yeah,
he's yeah, I would have I would have liked a
little bit more with him kind of growing in this
episode and just kind of like chatting up with everyone,
but he just feels like he's doing whatever whim asks
him to do, which is like, why are you gonna
be like that? Like, hopefully he grows out of it,
but it was it was fun seeing Fern pulling the
captain card with SM thirty three, and even the fact
that Jude Law went back to actually get S and
thirty three kind of blew my mind a little bit.
But no, I think when you have SM thirty three
telling having that whole scene with Jude Law's character and
Crimson Jack is his name, and he's just like stealing
and looting off of this dead body's corpse and looking
around the ship kind of scoping it out, and I
think that's a lot of fun because he's in turn
shows the kids a whole bunch of stuff about the
ship they didn't know, like using the guns and stuff
like that, which we can talk more about it. I
just got to highlight it now. It's on my mind,
the fact that he threw these kids in the chair,
and I get it. He's a pirate, He's a scoundrel,
but he's getting these kids to actually murder government officials
and an actual established like government officers were New Republic
fucking X Wing pilots, and they're the kids like I
hit them, like, yeah, I kill these guys like this
is It took me out of time.
Speaker 2: That took me out a little bit. Yeah, I was.
Speaker 3: It felt it felt goofy in the sense where I
feel like it brought down like the bad ass re
of these X Wing fighters right, like, like there's such
a cool image and especially with just how it's set
up in the original trilogy, just like these are like
basically just like top Gun, right like, these are like
badass fighter fighter jet pilots, and yeah, they're just getting
marked by these kids. It felt like a Disney ride honestly,
with just like the kids on on the guns. And
I think it's another aspect that just kind of pulled
me out of it a little bit.
Speaker 2: Even I don't know, it didn't look the worst, but.
Speaker 3: Still I was just taken out, I think because of
what was happening and just who was affected by it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no, absolutely, And I think you see the X
Wings actually opening fire at the ship at the start,
but then I liked how they changed their ion cannons
and they were firing those. That was really cool to see.
I had half a mind to expect Carson Teva to
pop out of that one X wing. He's a like
reoccurring pilot and like Mandalorian, book A Baffett and all
these other shows, even the Ahsoka show. I'm pretty sure too.
We just pops up everywhere. So that's not just.
Speaker 2: Because the time frame, I guess.
Speaker 1: But yeah, yeah, because this is a new Republic era
which they don't specify, which is interesting, and that's something
that I was curious about because when we get that
scene at the beginning with the parents, they're saying, Okay,
can the Republic help us? Now to me that I'm
trying to figure out, okay, likes, there's many different layers
here that they're kind of covering. They're talking about the Republic,
but they all have to go through the Supervisor, who's
like one person that's like overseeing everything and has control
of the security droids and all that kind of stuff.
Now I'm thinking, Okay, these people on this planet obviously
have no idea that's what's going on outside this barrier
of their planet, and what's going on outside the galaxy.
They think the Republic still exists, they think Jedi are
still a thing, all that kind of stuff, and we
learn that's reinforced because this owl alien is telling the
kids like, oh, the war and Coursant and al Douran,
and as the kids are saying, we learned about those,
and she's like, oh Oldern and they're like what war,
And it's like, oh, that's crazy. Even Madison was like
Alderan and I look at her and I'm just like,
with my best it's like, oh right, right. So they
have clearly no idea what happened, and I'm assuming no
idea that this is a new republic regime that is
established sol post galactic a civil war. So they're thinking
old Republic, hence the money, hence all that kind of stuff.
And we learned too that okay, this planet, along with
a few others, was actually created as a hiding precious
planet to be kept secret. And then I'm assuming it
was just missed or forgotten because when the Empire took over,
I feel like the Empire hit the other ones and
destroyed it or dismantled them or something like that, because
they were implied that they were destroyed and this at
Aten was the last one that still stayed a secret.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, I.
Speaker 3: Feel like the whole setup of that, it's just like
the one that was hidden, that was obviously that would
never discovered. That's why we never heard about this before.
Most of the time that it just seems kind of
like I rolly, like, Okay, that's pretty convenient, right, that's
just the situation that up unfolded. But for me, it
actually didn't bother me too much. I think it's to
do with just the interesting concept of like a planet
like this just being hidden away from the the basically
the whole war and just the effects of the Empire
taking over and just all of that stuff. It's just
kind of a fun idea, so I and like, although
they were kind of hinting that it's it seems like
all the others were destroyed. I like the idea more
that there is more of these types of planets out there,
Like you got to imagine with how big the galaxy is, like,
there's there's got to be other people out there that
don't even really know about the Empire and just all
that stuff that happened. Whether it's I don't know, just
more privative, primitive species on what on whatever planet's out there,
Just I don't know. It's a big place, right, not
not everybody knows about the whole galactic events that are
going on.
Speaker 2: But I can't remember how we started on that point.
Speaker 1: Well, you you made a great point, because yeah, it's
such a big, big galaxy when they're hidling it, like, yeah,
there's ten thousand planets that we've narrowed it down to
and there's so many different routes and everything like that.
And the more we've kind of gone into this new
era of Disney Star Wars, I guess you could say
the more I've kind of seen hidden planets are becoming
more of a frequent thing Jedi survivor. You're dealing with
a hidden planet that the Empire can't get to that
the Jedi were able to get to. There's a Jedi
temple on that planet. We learned that there's what else
was there? Yeah, this planet? And I feel like there
was another example. I guess the Chisscendency that would kind
of be another good example. Their whole network of systems
is very hidden, and so they were observing the Empire,
and that's when thron kind of like made his move
and joined up with them and so forth. So there's
definitely a lot of planets that are out there hidden.
The Empire had no idea about, the Old Republic had
no idea about, and the New Republic. I just don't
think they care. They're too busy with their political lapsing system.
I just see them as weak like their parents, weak,
exactly like their parents. I'm trying to think what else
I have to add, though. I mean, it was just
really cool to kind of get some revelations, and I
was trying to look into some some stuff here because
I know that there was a whole little exciting thing
about Crimson Jack. But it looks like this version of
Crimson Jack is kind of like replacing on an older
version that was already kind of established. I think in
like Walt Disney World's like, oh, they're galactic star Cruiser.
I think it's like their hotel thing. They created like
a Crimson Jack character for that interesting.
Speaker 2: Interesting. I didn't hear about that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, pretty much irrelevant. I guess at this point it
doesn't really matter.
Speaker 2: I like it.
Speaker 3: I really like seeing the Tattletale Droids. I believe they're
tt DASH eight l slash Y seven, the Gatekeeper droids
that of course famously appeared in Return of the Jedi.
You know what I'm talking about, Oh, idea, you know
what I'm talking about. It was just fun to see them,
uh and interacting with Jude Law's character, and I don't know,
it's just it's kind of funny because like, up until
this point, we still don't really know much about this guy,
and then you just have these droids like Crimson Jack
and saying all these things, and it's it very much.
Jude Law's demeanor makes it feel like he doesn't really
want the kids to hear everything that these like these
droids are saying. So it was just a fun scene
and I like that sequence. And I just like seeing
those droids because they're they're kind of funny and very classic,
too good old Return of the Jedi.
Speaker 1: Did you catch that of their B one battle droid? No?
I didn't, the uh yeah, the prequel era droid Jude Law.
It was the third one he turned on, and he
turned it on and the Joridan was like, did we win?
And then it like collapsed and fell over.
Speaker 2: Oh oh my gosh.
Speaker 3: Yes, okay. I definitely was distracted in that sequence. I
remember hearing that line, but I wasn't like looking at
the screen.
Speaker 2: So that's funny.
Speaker 1: It's a fun little nod.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: The There's another sequence that I well, not really sequence,
but something I found hilarious was when basically I can't
remember who was what's her name, Fern, that's her name, right,
the captain, Yeah, the captain. I like it when they're like, oh,
get some sleep, she's like not even tired. Next like
quick shot her just completely passed out, and I don't know,
I'm starting to feel little sleepy myself. So it's I
feel like I'm not far away from that fate. It
was just a funny little quick cut and yeah, I
liked it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I like that too. I can't think of anything else.
Speaker 2: I kind of hit the main points. Three is for
next week.
Speaker 1: I'm looking forward to maybe seeing some bounty hunters. I
mean the same put a bounty on there. I'm not
expecting like a Bulba fet but I mean maybe some
other familiar faces that we know, like bos put a
Bosk in there. I'd love to see a trandosianngar. I'd
even take a guy right with the hat that's cat
bane that would be pretty cool. Bosque is the Trandosian
like the lizard guy.
Speaker 2: Okay, yep, trans Dosian.
Speaker 1: And like I said, I take Dengar. He's got like
the like the head, like full like wrap around his
like mass kind of thing body armor. Travis hates. He's
got like a Boston accent on the clone wars well
rough guard roth Guard.
Speaker 2: Dang We'll go to this guy. He looks fucking badass.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, no, no, no, no, this guy. What
is this? He's definitely a He's got to be a
sequel trilogy guy. Yeah, Rise of Skywalker. He appeared in
twenty nineteen Night Scar. This guy does not look like
a prequel or original trilogy guy.
Speaker 2: I like it.
Speaker 1: Jeesz Louise, So.
Speaker 2: Yeah, don't think Dangar, I don't think anyone.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, swell, what about you? Do you have
any predictions for next week?
Speaker 3: I want to see some Bounty hunters. I want to
see some some new faces, just some cool new design
characters with cool aesthetic. I imagine they won't live beyond
you know, just like a nice little contained threat in
the show, just kind of a thorn in the side
of our heroes here.
Speaker 2: So yeah, I'm kind of hoping for that.
Speaker 3: It seems like that's kind of what's going to happen
with the being kind of put on Crimson Jack here
from wolf Man. We're wolf by London, whatever we're calling him.
Speaker 1: Well said. Well, ladies and gentlemen, we did it. That
is its Skeleton Crew Episode three. We will be back
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Speaker 3: May the Force be with you always, beautiful