Yoda is one of the most beloved figures in Star Wars — wise, powerful, and iconic. But did he actually fail as a leader of the Jedi Order? On this episode, we’re pulling apart his choices, his philosophy, and whether the galaxy might have been better off if Yoda had done things differently.

The galaxy is falling apart — literally. LEGO Star Wars: Rebuild the Galaxy smashes canon, scrambles characters, and dares to ask: what if Star Wars was a comedy first and a space opera second? Join us as we debate whether LEGO Star Wars is a masterpiece of playful reinvention or just a giant toy commercial we’re all happy to watch anyway. We’re talking all things LEGO Star Wars — the sets, the games, the shows, and whether Rebuild the Galaxy is secretly the best Star Wars multiverse story ever. It’s a debate as unhinged as a half-built Death Star!

Star Wars Takeover: We Decide What Stays and What Goes! Musical Star Wars? Sith Grogu? Ewok army takeover? We debate the future of a galaxy far, far away — new heroes, big bads, and everything Disney should (or shouldn’t) do next. Buckle up for our hot takes, curveballs, and chaos.

Yes, this is a long episode, but ANDOR Season 2 deserves it. There's just so much to talk about regarding this series... a series that sets a new standard for Star Wars storytelling. The complex relationships between characters, the thematic elements of power, fear, hope and sacrifice, the gritty realism of the portrayal of the Empire as a fascist and oppressive force, and the emotional depth of of it all. There's never been Star Wars like this... and there may never be again. Host: Scot McDonald Co-Hosts: Jesus Delgado, Simon Koldyk & Tony Wright

Can episodes 7, 8 and 9 of Andor Season 2 continue to live up to the very high bar the show set for itself? Is this series still the very best of Star Wars? We delve into the emotional weight and moral dilemmas faced by characters like Cassian, Dedra, and Syril, and the overarching narrative of rebellion and hope.

In this episode, we continue following the latest chapters of Andor Season 2, focusing on character development, moral complexities, and the intricate relationships between characters like Syril, Dedra, and Saw Gerrera. We get into the themes of rebellion, sacrifice, and the personal struggles faced by the characters, particularly Bix's descent into addiction and the implications of their choices in the broader context of the rebellion, Cassian's journey, the Empire's manipulative strategies, and Luthen's duality.

In this special Star Wars Day episode, we unpack all the new content announced during the recent Star Wars celebration in Japan, including the confirmed Mandalorian movie, Ryan Gosling's Starfighter film, the animated series featuring Darth Maul, Lego Star Wars content and the general future of the Star Wars universe with new trilogies and streaming series confirmed to be in the works.

Is ANDOR still the best of Star Wars? Our initial reactions to the first three episodes of Andor Season 2.

It's time to talk about the toxicity within the Star Wars fandom, particularly how social media amplifies negative discourse. We explore the impact of this negativity on fans' willingness to engage in discussions, the blurred lines between reasonable and unreasonable criticism, and the implications of the 'woke' debate on content creation.

In our first episode of Season 3, we tackle the new Star Wars series, Skeleton Crew. We explore the show's premise, character development, and how it compares to other Star Wars content, particularly the Acolyte. The conversation delves into our expectations when it was first announced compared to our opinions after watching the entire series, the performances of the child actors, the overall reception of the show, and how well the series balances appeal for both younger and older audiences.

Is the Disney+ series "The Acolyte" the worst Star Wars show of all time, or is it being unfairly "review bombed" by extremely vocal hard-core fans? We have thoughts after watching the entire series. Host: Scot Mcdonald Co-Host: Jesus Delgado, Sudhir Datta & Simon Koldyk

In this episode we boldly go to a galaxy far, far away and unravel the enigmatic dichotomy of Star Wars and Star Trek. Host: Scot McDonald Co Hosts: Jesus Delgado, Simon Koldyk & Sudhir Datta

In this episode we debate the physics of a galaxy far, far away. How often does Star Wars ignore the laws of gravity, physics and plausibility? Do we care that so many things don't make sense? Host: Scot McDonald Co-Hosts: Jesus Delgado, Simon Koldyk & Sudhir Datta

We get into the new Disney+ series The Acolyte. Is it being unfairly roasted by judgemental fans or is it truly a big hot mess? Host: Scot McDonald Co-Hosts: Simon Koldyk, Sudhir Datta & Jesus Delgado.

In this episode we share our selections for the best and worst of Star Wars content. Join us as we debate the best and worst Movie, the best and worst TV Series and the best and worst Animated TV Series. Do you agree with our picks? Host: Scot McDonald Co-Hosts: Jesus Delgado & Tony Wright

In this episode we discuss and rate our "Top 10" favourite plausible and slightly crazy fan theories in the Star Wars universe. We get into theories such as the Force being a sentient being with its own agenda, Grogu being the Force's answer to Anakin, Vader's plan to transfer his spirit to Luke, the foreshadowing of Darth Vader in the prequels, Vader hiring Boba Fett because he reminded him of Captain Rex, the Jedi Council allowing Anakin to turn to the dark side, and Luke being hidden poorly on Tatooine... on purpose! There's a lot to unpack here so let's do this!

The Failure of the Jedi. Are They Really the Heroes We Believed Them to Be? In this episode, we discuss the perception of the Jedi in the Star Wars universe and explore how the portrayal of the Jedi has evolved over time, from being seen as pure-hearted heroes to more complex and flawed characters. We also get into the moral ambiguity of the Jedi's actions, and sometimes failure to act, the resulted in their ultimate downfall. HOST: Scot McDonald CO-HOSTS: Jesus Delgado, Sudhir Datta & Tony Wright

In this episode, we get into the evolution of Stormtroopers and Clone Troopers in the Star Wars universe. We explore the changing perception of these characters, the moral responsibility they bear for their actions and the differences between the two groups and the extent to which they have individuality and free will. We also touch on the themes of indoctrination, brainwashing, and the impact of orders on their behavior. Overall, the conversation raises questions about the ethics and morality of these soldiers, their roles in the Star Wars universe, and the moral implications of their actions.

The Legacy of George Lucas. The Good, the Bad & the Disappointing. Ah, George Lucas, the mastermind behind Star Wars. On the good side, Lucas took us on an intergalactic adventure like no other. But hey, every hero has their flaws, and Lucas had his fair share too. The prequel trilogy, while expanding the lore, left many fans scratching their heads with Jar Jar Binks and midi-chlorians. So how do we view his legacy now? Do we still see him as the talented visionary who gave us lightsabers, droids and epic space battles, or as a creator whose shortcomings eventually caught up with him resulting in deserved criticism and disillusioned fans? Let's talk about it. Host: Scot McDonald Co-Hosts: Sudhir Datta, Jesus Delgado & Tony Wright

In this fast paced episode we spin a wheel of random Star Wars topics and have at it. What topics will come up? No one knows! Host: Scor McDonald Co-Hosts: Sudhir Datta, Simon Koldyk & Tony Wright