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June 6th, 2013

Minute 4 of Star Wars: Rebels brace for battle and Stormtroopers board the Rebel blockade runner.

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Minute starts with the Rebels preparing for battle and ends with said battle as Stormtroopers pour onto the blockade runner.
First appearance of Stormtroopers in film.

Is it obvious that the Rebels are the good guys and our friends?
Perhaps the Rebellion is also evil.
The scratching sound on the outside of the blockade runner as it is captured by the Imperial Destroyer. It sounds like a large pet scratching at the door.
How the Stormtroopers board the blockade runner so quickly. Via a special transport TIE Fighter? It was nice of the Stormtroopers to enter via a door though.
The role and importance of the Stormtroopers in the movies.
Are Stormtroopers humans or "robits" (sic - robots)?
Stormtrooper armor is a) ineffectual and b) poorly designed. Perhaps it works better in hand-to-hand combat than laser battle.

8:40 podcast episode length.
There were no Rebels in the original run of toys.
As a kid Alex always thought that one of the Rebels (the one that braces himself for the attack) was Princess Leia's father - just because.
According to Wookieepedia, the Stormtroopers (and Vader) arrived via a TIE/br boarding shuttle. This vessel was designed but never built for the movie. The design was later refused for the TIE bomber and Captain Needa's shuttle in The Empire Strikes Back.
Pete recalls the awkwardness of bringing a 12" Stormtrooper action figure to Hebrew nursery school.
C-3PO's line "There will be no escape for the princess this time!" is also discussed in minutes Star Wars Minute 6: The Spice Mines of Kessel and Star Wars Minute 22: Warn Uncle. Not mentioned in these minutes are the shooting script of Star Wars and Alan Dean Foster's novelization of Star Wars, Star Wars: From the Adventures of Luke Skywalker, which uses the line "There is no escape for the Captain this time ..."
Referenced: The Adventures of Luke Starkiller: Saga One - The Star Wars, March 15, 1976.

Pete: It's like the Borg, they just change the frequency a little bit. Alex: I don't know what this Borg are. Pete: It's a different podcast.
Alex: Scamp, No! No! Bad dog!

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 *There were no Rebels in the original run of toys.
 *As a kid Alex always thought that one of the Rebels (the one that braces himself for the attack) was Princess Leia's father - just because.
-*According to Wookieepedia, the Stormtroopers (and Vader) arrived via a [http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/TIE/br_boarding_shuttle TIE/br boarding shuttle]. This vessel was designed by never built for the movie. The design was later refused for the TIE bomber and [[The Empire Strikes Back 73|Captain Needa's shuttle]] in ''The Empire Strikes Back''.
+*According to Wookieepedia, the Stormtroopers (and Vader) arrived via a [http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/TIE/br_boarding_shuttle TIE/br boarding shuttle]. This vessel was designed but never built for the movie. The design was later refused for the TIE bomber and [[The Empire Strikes Back 73|Captain Needa's shuttle]] in ''The Empire Strikes Back''.
 *Pete recalls the awkwardness of bringing a 12" Stormtrooper action figure to Hebrew nursery school.
 *C-3PO's line "There will be no escape for the princess this time!" is also discussed in minutes [[Star Wars Minute 6: The Spice Mines of Kessel]] and [[Star Wars Minute 22: Warn Uncle]]. Not mentioned in these minutes are the shooting script of ''Star Wars'' and Alan Dean Foster's novelization of Star Wars, ''Star Wars: From the Adventures of Luke Skywalker'', which uses the line "There is no escape for the Captain this time ..."