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*[[SWM-Canon#Laser Swords|Lazer swords]] and other Space weapons. | *[[SWM-Canon#Laser Swords|Lazer swords]] and other Space weapons. | ||
*The guards are very robotic. | |||
**They'd move faster if not for the armor. Mentioned: Kurt Vonnegut's <u>Harrison Bergeron</u>. | |||
**Callback to the age-old debate about whether or not Stormtroopers in ''Star Wars'' were robots. | |||
***Other shocking things that could be under the helmets, like a '''chicken head'''. | |||
===Meta Minute=== | ===Meta Minute=== | ||
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Date
June 29th, 2021
Summary
Reylo face the combined might of Snoke’s furious guards and affable guest commentator Paul F. Tompkins!
Guests
Notes
Film
Starts off work a Praetorian guard wrapping his whip around Rey's laser sword and ends with Kylo Ren fighting some guys.
Podcast
- Lazer swords and other Space weapons.
- The guards are very robotic.
- They'd move faster if not for the armor. Mentioned: Kurt Vonnegut's Harrison Bergeron.
- Callback to the age-old debate about whether or not Stormtroopers in Star Wars were robots.
- Other shocking things that could be under the helmets, like a chicken head.
Meta Minute
- 21:19 podcast episode length.
- Today, Paul is calling from the River Thames in London, UK.
- To travel directly from Pyramid Lake (see yesterday's episode) to London (a distance of a distance of 5420 mi / 8720 km) in under 24 hrs would require that he travel at 225 mph or approximately Mach 0.3.
- Buuut assuming he doesn't have a flying yacht, to sail all the way from the coast of Southern California to London (a distance of closer to 9000 mi / 14500 km) he would need to average 375 mph.
- This beats the current water speed record by over 50 mph. Impressive!
- Buuut assuming he doesn't have a flying yacht, to sail all the way from the coast of Southern California to London (a distance of closer to 9000 mi / 14500 km) he would need to average 375 mph.
- To travel directly from Pyramid Lake (see yesterday's episode) to London (a distance of a distance of 5420 mi / 8720 km) in under 24 hrs would require that he travel at 225 mph or approximately Mach 0.3.
- You're right, Pete, "roboticity" isn't a word. The word for the quality of being robotic' is "roboticness".
Quotes
Links
- Audio only
- https://art19.com/shows/star-wars-minute/episodes/835401f4-640d-42f6-b93d-10b4475c0d5c
- Video
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hJDvqZy7_eE