Attack of the Clones Minute 65: Wheel Theory

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Date

February 10th, 2017

Anakin and Padmé ride a rickshaw through the streets.

Starts with Animé landing in their silver spaceship, and ends with Watto seeming to recognize his former slave.

Referenced: They Live (1988)
Why don't the guys record all five episodes in one sitting (as opposed to coming back each day)?
Much love for Steele Saunders. He's so cool; he's like the opposite of Asterios and Ralph.
Asterios does more impressions.
Space Jimmy Smits in Rogue One.
How Toydarians stay up in the air.
More of Ralph's Propulsion Problems (R.P.P).
- Referenced: "O.P.P" (Naughty by Nature).
- The Robo-rickshaw floats but has to be pulled by a robot with wheels.
  - Very few vehicles in Star Wars have wheels.
- Floating engines vs. forward momentum engines.
The Rickshaw driving robot
- RIC-920 general labor droid.

36:17 podcast episode length.
Edward James Olmos is back.
Wheeled vehicles in Star Wars are known as "groundcars". The Juggernaut was a type of canonical groundcar. Although wheeled vehicles are rare, wheeled droids are common, as R2 droids propelled themselves with wheels.

Asterios: ...it looks like they hit your [Ralph's] face with a brick, and then they took the brick that had some of your face in it and just finished it off on my face.
Asterios:' (in dreadful imitation of an Aussie accent). Put anotha Prequel on a barbie. Cuz I'm gonna roast these films. Roastery-dostery doo, mate.
Pete: (singing) ♪ Part-time Krampus ♪
Alex: Is that a [real] wheel theory?
Alex: I would never joke about an Eopie.

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