Star Wars Re-Watch Podcast

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  • Listen to me, Luca, a lifelong Star Wars fan, my brother Mike and best friend AJ as we review and discuss the new Star Wars shows on Disney+.
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  • Star Wars Re-Watch Podcast Skeleton Crew Very Interesting, As An Astrogation Problem
    Jan 27 2025

    Welcome back, you bloody space pirates! Thank you for tuning in to another episode of the Star Wars Re-Watch Podcast.

    This episode is a bit out of order—I meant to edit the previous one first, but here I am working on Episode III. Not a big deal! I’ll try not to spoil my thoughts on the last episode as we dive into this exciting continuation of the story.

    At this point, the children are lost in space. SM-33 navigates them to their port of origin, which turns out to be a bustling pirate base hidden within an asteroid. Unfortunately, the children find themselves captured and must figure out a way to escape. Luckily, they gain an unexpected ally—another prisoner!

    Here we’re introduced to Jod Na Nawood, a Force-wielding “Jedi.” While Whim is ecstatic to meet a Jedi in real life, Fern and KB are skeptical of Jod’s claims. Despite their doubts, they strike a deal to help one another.

    The pirates are ultimately foiled, but not before the children convince Jod to rescue SM-33 before making their daring escape. They jump to lightspeed while still tethered to a fuel line—talk about close calls!

    Jod, Fern, Neel, KB, and SM-33 escape Port Borgo and head to meet Jod’s associate, Kh’ymm. This encounter raises more questions about Jod’s true identity. Kh’ymm refers to him as Crimson Jack, marking his third alias so far (the pirates had called him Silvo).

    Kh’ymm aids the group by deciphering symbols from Fern’s backpack to locate At Attin. However, Jod immediately realizes that Kh’ymm has alerted the New Republic. As the kids negotiate yet another deal with Jod to ensure their safe return home, X-wings arrive near the observatory and open fire on their ship.

    This episode deepens the mystery surrounding At Attin, a legendary location tied to the Old Republic. Generations have passed without anyone from the Republic or Empire reaching it, as the so-called “barrier” obscures it and makes navigation nearly impossible.

    I thoroughly enjoyed this episode. Kh’ymm’s knowledge of At Attin and its connection to other “jewels of the Republic” was fascinating. I hope you found it just as intriguing!

    Thank you for listening or watching!

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    39 mins
  • Star Wars Re-Watch Podcast Skeleton Crew Way, Way Out Past the Barrier
    Jan 20 2025

    Welcome back you filthy space pirates! It is another episode of the Star Wars Re-Watch podcast. Thank you for joining us. My brother Mike was kind enough to lend his time for two episodes back to back.


    It is also here we are introduced to whom will be my favorite character in the series moving forward, SM 33. Yet again we have another Star Wars property where an actor portraying a droid steals the spotlight from the rest of the cast.


    I had no idea Nick Frost was doing the voice of SM 33. He is that good. Fern is able to confuse his logic circuits and convince him, she is now the captain and to bring them back home. Unfortunately, he has no record of where they were and instead astrogates them to Port Borgo.


    It is here we run into the pirates from the cold open that attacked the New Republic. The children arrive and are ferried by a creature I am fairly certain is native to Endor. anyone else remember Teek?

    After the children are eventually captured, the are thrown into a prison cell with a mysterious force wielder.


    While they are away, their parents are scrambling to get help from the supervisor. The droids are not very helpful and continue to stall and simply explain they have violated protocol and there is not aloud to call for help beyond the barrier.


    Fern's mother tries to expedite by requesting an audience with the supervisor but, delays persist.


    This was another cute episode. I really enjoyed Nick Frost's performance as SM 33.


    Thanks for listening.


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    39 mins
  • Star Wars Re-Watch Podcast Skeleton Crew This Could Be A Real Adventure
    Dec 29 2024

    Star Wars Re-Watch Podcast: Skeleton Crew – Episode I
    "This Could Be a Real Adventure"

    Fans, friends, and Tia Laura, thank you for tuning in to another episode of the Star Wars Re-Watch Podcast! Yes, it still counts, even if you're on auto-play. Thanks again, Tia Laura!


    Sydney and I just re-watched Disney's latest Star Wars TV show, "Skeleton Crew." I have to admit—I was skeptical. The trailers didn’t grab me at first glance. But wow, was I wrong! This show has far more charm than it initially lets on.


    As I get older, I’m finding myself more open to Disney's fresh takes on Star Wars. At first, the concept of a group of kids being shepherded across the galaxy by an adult didn’t appeal to me. But Jude Law’s portrayal of the lead character, paired with the kids’ unique dynamics, truly works.


    Compared to other live-action Star Wars series, Skeleton Crew feels like a departure. Yes, the focus on kids might seem off-putting at first, but don’t let it fool you. Each child has a distinct personality, and even though their archetypes are familiar, they bring something special. Neel, for example, is adorable in his red overalls, and Fern stands out as the "tough girl" while maintaining depth and complexity.


    Fern balances her “perfect student” persona with a rebellious streak. She’s the top of her class but also races speeder bikes with the older kids. This duality gives her character a rich, relatable edge that feels fresh in the Star Wars universe.


    The first episode leaves you hooked, eager for what’s next. Whether we cover The Acolyte, Skeleton Crew, or Visions in our next podcast, who knows? There are no rules in podcasting—we’ll dive into whatever we want!

    Thanks for listening!
    – Luca

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    32 mins

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