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*Further discussion of how ''Star Wars'' borrows from <u>Dune</u>
*Further discussion of how ''Star Wars'' borrows from <u>Dune</u>
*Is there still slavery on Tatooine? Probably. Why would you even have slaves in a world where droids exist?
*Is there still slavery on Tatooine? Probably. Why would you even have slaves in a world where droids exist?
*The fan theory that, before ''The Phantom Menace'' ([[Inside references and Running Jokes#Sorry, Pete|sorry, Pete]]), that the story would be about Anakin freeing the slaves on Tatooine.
*The fan theory that, before ''The Phantom Menace'' ([[Inside References and Running Jokes#Sorry Pete|sorry, Pete]]), that the story would be about Anakin freeing the slaves on Tatooine.
*Who legally owns R2 and C-3PO now? Is it Luke? The hosts call for the help of a lawyer to sort out.
 
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Date

November 11th, 2013

Summary

Chewbacca growls and Artoo beeps with happiness.

FADE OUT

Guests

J. K. Woodward

Notes

Film

Podcast

  • Referenced Ishtar, 5-25-77
  • J. K. was always distracted by the strip of metal on Threepio's hip that keeps bending. Special effects fail?
    • For this reason, this is J. K.'s least favorite minute.
  • What do the Rebels do after this? Is it like a wedding reception?
    • Maybe there's a "Beer Keg Droid." Is it Artoo?
  • Callback to yesterday's minute.
  • Discussion of the order that the actors' names appear in the credits.
    • Eddie Byrne, who played General Willard, gets a strangely high billing position
  • Mentioned: Pete The Jawa
  • Shoutout to: Jack Purvis, Gary Kurtz
  • Who would you play when you played "Star Wars" as a kid?
  • Further discussion of how Star Wars borrows from Dune
  • Is there still slavery on Tatooine? Probably. Why would you even have slaves in a world where droids exist?
  • The fan theory that, before The Phantom Menace (sorry, Pete), that the story would be about Anakin freeing the slaves on Tatooine.
  • Who legally owns R2 and C-3PO now? Is it Luke? The hosts call for the help of a lawyer to sort out.

Meta Minute

  • 22:50 podcast episode length.
  • This minute sets the precedent for analysis of the credits in the future movies - a little analysis of the credit, and then some free-form discussion.
  • The line "How dry I am" comes from the Irving Berlin song The Near Future"
  • Alex can't decide what to call our guest today (J. K. or James), and at the last moment settles on a compromise.
  • Pete will later reveal that Lucas was fined for The Empire Strikes Back, not Star Wars.

Quotes

  • Alex: I think we have the only two Ishtar fans in... possibly, North America. J. K.: A well-placed explosive and we'll be no more.
  • Alex: Drunks never sing "How Dry I Am" anymore like they used to. J. K.: You know what? Next time I get drunk I'm gonna make that happen for ya Alex.
  • Alex: (Referring to the writer/director of 5-25-77) We should have the guy who did that movie on the podcast. J. K.: Guys, I'm right here.

Link

http://www.starwarsminute.com/2013/11/13/minute-118-i-was-a-porkins/


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