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Speaker 1: And we are back. We made it through the ad field.

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Speaker 2: Uh, so what what do we got to dive into here?

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There was Star Wars celebration this past weekend, lots of

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cool stuff, including a new movie.

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Speaker 3: Got some details gonna break down.

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Speaker 2: Did you see the little teaser they did for Starfighter?

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Speaker 4: Dylan? Oh, I didn't know that existed. I'm sorry, I'll

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go YouTube that.

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Speaker 1: No, no, no, don't, don't worry about it.

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Speaker 2: It was literally just the logo saying Star Wars, then

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Starfighter appeared.

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Speaker 3: And Okay, I didn't see that.

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Speaker 2: I guess more like a revealed, well very very minor,

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an unveiling and unveiling.

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Speaker 1: Yesh.

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Speaker 2: So what have you heard about about this movie?

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Speaker 4: I've heard about what's written here in our notes.

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Speaker 3: For the episode.

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Speaker 4: That's as far as I'm going with this. So I

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don't know, is there any anything anything?

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Speaker 1: What do I need to know?

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Speaker 3: What do I and the viewers need to know about?

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Speaker 1: Uh?

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Speaker 3: Star Wars Starfighter?

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Speaker 2: I feel, well, off the top of my head before

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I read what's written down in front of me, I

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just think that this is going to be a spiritual

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successor of sorts to Star Wars Rogue Squadrons. Yeah, Disney

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just wants to get that spaceship Star Wars movie in

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to theaters, as his rogue squadron is technically shelve now

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we get Starfighters. I just think it's funny that they

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just want to get that ship movie out there. But okay, yes,

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so the details here because they announced Gosling is officially

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on board. He came out on stage at Star Wars celebration.

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Speaker 1: He's in this movie.

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Speaker 2: And so it looks like it's reportedly going to feature

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a boy who is fifteen years of age on a

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mission with his uncle, who is supposedly Ryan Gosling, as

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they're being pursued by a duo of villains. Now Gosling

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and the fifteen year old his nephew are rumored to

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be Jedi.

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Speaker 1: Discuss.

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Speaker 4: Well, I guess you know to flip it right back

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on you here. So this is Sean. I always afeard

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with Levi or Levy, but that's the director of this.

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Speaker 1: One, right, mm hmm.

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Speaker 4: Correct, and remind me his previou My god, my computer's

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bugging bullet train.

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Speaker 1: I know. Wait, did he do bullet Train? He did

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Free Guy, Deadpool.

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Speaker 4: He did Dead pul Wolverine, Free Guy Adam Project and

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Speaker 1: David Leech did Bullet Train.

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Speaker 3: That's right, Yeah, I always mix those two up.

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Speaker 4: I feel like they have very similar careers to me,

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because I was thinking that him and Gossling of work

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together before, because I was mixing him up with with

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the Leechman. But I guess they haven't worked together before.

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A fresh pairing. What do you think about? What do

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you think about, like this director kind of known for

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doing more comedic goofy or things like what do you

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think about pairing him with a Star Wars movie, not

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just like here we'll give an episode of like Mandalorian

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or something like giving him a full on movie like that.

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I feel like a bold choice in my mind.

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Speaker 1: I'm worried.

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Speaker 2: Okay, Star Wars is in a place where we don't

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need a lot of excessive comedy. And I defer to

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and Or and ors very serious, serious story and it's

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it's tense. It's granted it's not for young kids, but

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I don't feel like there's a place in Star Wars

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where we need to have a lot of oversaturated comedy.

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And again I'm not saying show. It had some small,

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little comedic beats to it that were very innocent and

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serious moments. It was like a Gooonyes mixed with Stranger

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that this is going to be a comedy centric movie,

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but I'm hoping not, even though Gosling has been taking

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of late. When you look at Sean's previous projects, Real Steal,

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has some very small, innocent, humorous moments, but dang, with

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like it, and it's awesome, And so that tells me,

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okay that this director can do a very serious story

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when he's backed into that corner.

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Speaker 4: Plus see, he did direct some episodes of Stranger Things

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as well, so pulling the vibe that you just mentioned.

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good to like just put a guy in a box

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when he has a career as big as this guy.

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was surprising when I when I read that just in

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like working with him, and they feel like right now

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they're struggling to get a movie off the ground and

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into the air like a starfighter, and I feel like

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this seems like a great guy to like just get

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the job done at this point, put something together quick

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and dirty, you know, but like still quality enough for

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people to enjoy it. So I guess, like what is.

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Speaker 3: The runway here?

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Speaker 4: The runway would be that we have Mando movie next year, yes, right,

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and then this would be the one after that, or

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is that another movie I'm forgetting about in.

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Speaker 1: That No, You've you've got to right.

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Speaker 2: Mando's coming out in twenty twenty six, and then this

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one is releasing May twenty seven, so they're dropping the

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December release and we haven't had that happen since Solo

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Speaker 3: Solo was May as well, wasn't it.

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Speaker 2: I think it was May. Yeah, it was like spring

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early summer release. Yeah, the rest of all been December.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, which I'm trying to think, like, does Disney or

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does Marvel rather not have like a big thing dropping

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in May of twenty twenty seven. I feel like they

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always have something in like that May pocket a Venders

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Speaker 2: So Google selling me Secret Wars is May seventh, twenty

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Speaker 4: Okay, so that's that's like pretty much a month away

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then at least, so it's not stepping on toes.

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Speaker 2: Yes, twenty one days, so that's interesting. That'll be a

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Speaker 3: It'll be it'll be spicy for sure.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't know.

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Speaker 4: I this seems like if you're struggling to get a

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movie off the ground, like go with a simpler concept

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like character focus, focusing on like a duo of characters

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with a duo of villains trying to chase him down

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seems solid enough, Like I don't know how much I

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guess if like Gossling is not a Jedi, but the

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kid is maybe a Jedi, Like, it's not like he

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would be training him, I guess. But maybe the kid

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will accidentally do some like force powers at some point.

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Speaker 1: Well.

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Speaker 2: The interesting thing here, and I know it says in

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rumored to be Jedi. I think that some people are speculating, Okay,

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but oh it's okay.

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Speaker 4: I thought it was just a kid was a Jedi.

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on that, but I think the main rumors that they're

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both Jedi. The thing though about this is this movie

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takes place five to six years after Rise of Skywalker. Now,

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during Rise of Skywalker, the only Jedi we know of

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is Ray. She's the only one, and obviously Finn is

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feeling up some of his Jedi powers now too, he's

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access to the Force. So I'm wondering, Okay, at what

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point in time does this fifteen year old and where

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does Gosling, If Gosling is a Jedi, when did he

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start his training? Did Ray just bump into his man

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and is like forties like, oh, you've got the Force,

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I'll train you to become a Jedi And he becomes

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a Jedi knight that got quick six years after Rise

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Speaker 1: That doesn't seem right to me.

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Speaker 4: And then I'll say Gossling is not a Jedi. I

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to keep help this kid. He you know, can't help

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him with the Force powers and stuff, but he can

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the kind of father figure or guardian type figure. I

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Speaker 3: That joke, but you know what he's going for.

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Speaker 4: I know they would they want to use him over

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and over again, but like you know, like put him

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in like an episode. Don't put him in this random

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Speaker 2: Right, Yeah, I think it makes more sense to have

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the young kid. You know, if he's this is six

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years after Rise of Skywalker, he's fifteen years old. That

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Speaker 1: He was around like nine or ten at that.

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Speaker 4: But is the infrastructure there to like train Jedis though?

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Speaker 2: I think she absolutely has the infrastructure. I mean, because

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she had just the Jedi text she spent like a

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long period of time looking in and building our lights saber,

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looking into the Force and learning all these things, training under.

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Speaker 4: That, she have the infrastructure to like locate potential Jedis.

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Speaker 2: I'm gonna say yes, I think that she with those

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sacred Jedi texts, she probably had the setup and the

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details on how to pursue such things.

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Speaker 1: Reach out to the force.

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Speaker 4: And is it like wanted where they have like this

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random looms like typing in names and stuff.

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Speaker 1: Like that exactly yea. So for me, I hope that

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Speaker 2: And again, I don't think many people are gonna care,

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but I'm just a stickler for those kinds of things,

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and I think that it would just make sense to have,

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you know, a younger Jedi Padawan and have Ray like

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Speaker 1: So again that's we'll just have to see how they.

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Speaker 2: Time everything up. But that's releasing, as we said twenty

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Speaker 1: Hope.

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Speaker 2: There are several major actors who have turned down roles

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if it's a lack of interest, if it's a fear

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appearing to be would have been the villains Jody kor Comer,

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Jesse Plemons, Mikey Madison, and then we have Greta lee

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Speaker 4: I like every single one of these actors. I think

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I want him in Star Wars? Though I feel like

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he could fit in Star Wars.

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Speaker 3: I don't think I want it.

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that I'm more juicing for, But like, I think he

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would be a good fit, So I think that's a miss,

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especially like he's obviously really good at villains stuff.

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Speaker 1: I mean even in.

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Speaker 4: Black Mirror it's like Star Trek, you know, Uss Cowisters

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like Star Trek theme, and he's like a villain in that.

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Speaker 3: So it's like, Okay, that's kind of fitting.

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Speaker 4: Maybe played a villain in the Star Trek knockoff thing.

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He could definitely play a villain in Star Wars, even

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if there are different vibes there, So he would be

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a good fit.

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Speaker 3: But he turned it down.

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Speaker 4: Apparently, So I don't know that that's interesting to me

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in terms of like casting, like if they're looking for

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that kind of guy, like, I don't know, would you

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get like a could you get like a Defoe type

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as well? Like is that the vibe we're going for here?

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Comer and Mikey Madison, like maybe that's the idea, is

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that there's like an older older man with like a

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young I mean, Jesse Plemmons is like pretty We had

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that debate at some point on the cast. I think

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when we were doing like Civil War, he's like thirty

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or something, or like the early thirties or I don't know.

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I don't have to get back into that, but maybe

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that would be the dynamic. Here's like older older man,

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younger woman kind of combo Mikey Madison, I think hot

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off an aura like, yeah, don't go do this random

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star Wars, then go do some other cooler, more interesting things.

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I'm glad she turned it down with that's the case.

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Jody Kor's weird for like a villain. I just maybe

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maybe I haven't seen her in a ton of stuff,

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to be fair, but to me, she's like does not

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give villain energy, So I don't know that would be

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a strange choice for me, but you know, maybe it's

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gray area, maybe not like just full evil Darth City

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as vibes.

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Speaker 3: You know, maybe it's just a little bit different.

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Speaker 4: And then the other two gretily is I mean, anyone

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can be a canteen owner, so, like, you know whatever,

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ar Snook is the main character's mother, so I'm guessing

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like the kid's mother. I'm guessing the vibe is that

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she's like she's died and more maybe like flashbacks or

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something like that. Do you think that would be the

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energy here?

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Speaker 1: I think so, yeah, that makes sense.

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Speaker 3: Why I'd i'd be down to see her. I think

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I think it'd be cool.

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Speaker 4: I mean I would I could almost see her more

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in a villain's role. Just I think the only thing

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I've seen her in is Succession, and she's fantastic in

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that show, and I've been excited to see her in

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other things. I think she'd be a pretty good fit here,

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So I hope. I don't know if any one of

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these worked out, I think I would maybe pick that one,

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to be honest, That or Plemmins of course, but uh yeah,

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kind of Honestly, a.

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gonna lie.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, it is, it is. It is weird Mikey Madison.

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That kind of surprised me. But I think that their

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goal was to make the one of the main villains

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to be a female of sorts, whatever that is.

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Speaker 1: I don't know. This is this is a conversation.

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Speaker 2: This is a little bit of aline tangent I was

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having with my cousin who were talking about Star Wars

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because the Darth Maul show was announced. The animated series

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picks up right after the Clone Wars by a year,

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and it's supposed to have the origin of Darth Talon

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in there, and we were talking about how okay with

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Darth Talent. She is a legend Sith that appeared with

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Darth Crate two generations after Luke Skywalker, when Kaid Skywalker,

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the grandson of Luke, was kicking around and they appeared

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and they were really causing a ruckus as the new

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Sith Order and whatnot. But so for her being pushed again,

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she didn't have any established aforementioned placement in the Cannon.

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She's only in legends, but here we have Darth Talent

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supposedly her origins in this show, and I'm wondering what

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the context is because I feel like, would they do

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something like, Okay, Darth Maul has maybe a foreshadow or

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a vision or see something regarding the future, because he

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was he seemed to be pretty adapt at seeing things

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in the future, at least with what we get to

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know of him throughout the Clone Wars. So long story short,

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we were just conversing about how maybe they allude to

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Darth Talent and see her origins and here, and then

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she becomes a main character later on maybe and Star

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Wars Starfighter or something like that, a Darth Talent appears

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as an older, more evil villain that can take on

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against the battle against her heroes. I don't know, but

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I just thought if they introduced her in the Dark Times,

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I feel like she would get caught. There's already so

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many inquisitors, and she's not gonna be able to call

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herself Darth because Vader would come in and kick her ass.

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Speaker 1: I don't know.

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Speaker 2: There's just a lot of convoluted in this, but that

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was just a food for thought. So Okay, yeah, love it. Yeah,

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I think that's in unless you got anything else you

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want to.

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Speaker 4: Say, Taylor, I feel like, you don't seem very excited

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for this. That's the vibe I'm getting from you here.

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Speaker 1: I'm not over really, I know.

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Speaker 2: I think that's a that's a fair read. I'm not

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super super stoked on it, to be honest. What really

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has my excitement is Amanda and Grogu. I have a

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lot more hype for that, and I have even more

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excitement for Asoka season due just because of the things

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Dave Filoni was saying. He's saying, you're gonna be getting

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an all out Star Wars war. You're gonna have the

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New Republic facing off basically against the Imperial Remnant with

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Thrawn leading the charge in a much more larger scale.

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So you're gonna get two factions clashing. Admiral Ackbar is

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supposed to be coming back into this battle too. It's

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supposed to be huge, And I think that's just that's

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gonna be juicy. That's gonna be so much juice, just everywhere,

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all over the floor, out of the container, out of

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the picture.

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Speaker 1: So I love that.

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Speaker 2: As far as the movies go, I don't know, like

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I said, Meno and Grogu way up there, do I

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want another movie post Rise of Skywalker absolutely because I

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think that that timeline and those characters need a lot

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more love and care because I think that they got

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really hard shaft afterwards when people were just kind of

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flacking them and like Rise of Skywalker and whatnot. So

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I don't think they got Delta very fair hand a

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lot of those.

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Speaker 1: Writers and stuff.

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Speaker 4: I gotta say, based on what you just told me

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about a Soca and what I feel like this movie

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is like I feel like they should switch, like Ahsoka

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should get promoted to movie status, dump budget all over

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that bad boy, Let's get a huge war and then

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like this seems like a nice like six episode Disney

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plus Nario. Other than Gossling, that's like you know that

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you know, you wouldn't put him in like a TV show.

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Speaker 3: I feel like he's a he's a movie star kind

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of guy.

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Speaker 4: But other than that, feel this feels like more of

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a I mean, it feels a little I guess similar

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to Skeleton Crew from my very outside perspective, So that's fair. Yeah,

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but anyway they're doing they're doing this, so that's what

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we're getting.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, Yeah, that's what we're getting.

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Speaker 2: I'm honestly, I have more excitement for maybe Donna the

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Jedi that takes place like twenty five thousand years before,

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and like, just there's just other storylines and I feel

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like I would I would prefer like something I want

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more high republic. I want something more Sith oriented.

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Speaker 1: But we're getting We're reading.

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Speaker 2: This and I'm sure I'm going to love it. I

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just need to see a little bit more context about

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what's going on here. And I worry so heavily about

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the fact that Sean is going to make this movie

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a bit too overly comedic, and with Ryan Gosling being

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in more comedic roles lately, that worries me that he's

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going to be spearheading just the comedic aspect of this,

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and that just I don't want to see like that cranky,

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comedically over the top excessive uncle and then like the

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young fifteen year old Jedi padawan trying to keep things together,

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and just I don't know, I am getting.

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Speaker 1: Weird vibes like Spy Kids, where the kids are with their.

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Speaker 2: Uncle Trail or Uncle Machete that was his name or

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whatever it is.

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Speaker 4: So yeah, this, uh, that kind of humor definitely does

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not mesh well with Star Wars. So hopefully that's not

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what they do here. I'm sure it won't be. I'm

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sure we're over getting over hyped about that, we're overexcited

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about them.

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Speaker 3: Yeah.

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Speaker 2: Cool, cool, Well I think that does it for this

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episode of Weekly Geeks, So thank you for tuning in,

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ladies and gentlemen. Everyone back next week. I think next

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Speaker 4: See you