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*The shot that starts this minute is reminiscent of the original ''Planet of the Apes'' when they're chasing them through the fields. Mentioned: ''Field of Dreams''. | *The shot that starts this minute is reminiscent of the original ''Planet of the Apes'' when they're chasing them through the fields. Mentioned: ''Field of Dreams''. | ||
*The fathiers have no problem smashing through windows and buildings, but they stopped dead at the edge of a cliff. They should jump right off, lemming-style. | *The fathiers have no problem smashing through windows and buildings, but they stopped dead at the edge of a cliff. They should jump right off, lemming-style (''but see [[#lemming|below]]''). | ||
===Meta Minute=== | ===Meta Minute=== | ||
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*38:23 podcast episode length. | *38:23 podcast episode length. | ||
*<div id="lemming">The idea that lemmings commit mass suicide by leaping off cliffs is a very common misconception that is [[Wikipedia:Lemming#Misconceptions|ridiculously untrue]]. Unfortunately, the footage captured to film the 1958 documentary ''White Wilderness'' of lemmings hurling themselves off a cliff were staged, and was actually footage of truckloads of imported lemmings being thrown off the cliff by the producers of the film</div> | |||
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*'''Pete:''' ...[[SWM Motto|Analyze scrutinize and]] free rides. | *'''Pete:''' ...[[SWM Motto|Analyze scrutinize and]] free rides. | ||
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Date
May 7th, 2021
Summary
Guest commentator Tony Consiglio bids a fond farewell to the feral fanthiers of Canto Bight and their friends, Finn & Rose!
Guests
Notes
Film
- Starts with the CBMP (Canto Bight Mounted Police) chasing Rose and Finn through the fields, ends with what looks like Rose and Finn getting abducted by aliens.
Podcast
- The shot that starts this minute is reminiscent of the original Planet of the Apes when they're chasing them through the fields. Mentioned: Field of Dreams.
- The fathiers have no problem smashing through windows and buildings, but they stopped dead at the edge of a cliff. They should jump right off, lemming-style (but see below).
Meta Minute
- 38:23 podcast episode length.
- The idea that lemmings commit mass suicide by leaping off cliffs is a very common misconception that is ridiculously untrue. Unfortunately, the footage captured to film the 1958 documentary White Wilderness of lemmings hurling themselves off a cliff were staged, and was actually footage of truckloads of imported lemmings being thrown off the cliff by the producers of the film
Quotes
- Pete: ...Analyze scrutinize and free rides.
- Pete: [...] analyze scrutinize and "tie my tie".
- Pete: You know what they say, "if it's Canto Bight, it's gotta be night."
Links
- Audio only
- http://www.starwarsminute.com/2021/05/07/last-jedi-minute-70-time-for-flatcakes
- Video
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HrRga9FayUo