"J.J. Abrams had a borderline impossible task of satisfying both new fans and old fans. He had to expand on character arcs from forty two years ago and I think he did a fantastic job of that." - Tim Urig
After forty-two years, the Original Star Wars Saga comes to a close with J.J. Abrams' "The Rise of Skywalker" Naturally I gathered representatives of both the Sith and Jedi respectively, Lord Christopher Francese and Jedi Master Tim Urig to discuss the final film at length. The boys and I talk about the transi...
"J.J. Abrams had a borderline impossible task of satisfying both new fans and old fans. He had to expand on character arcs from forty two years ago and I think he did a fantastic job of that." - Tim Urig
After forty-two years, the Original Star Wars Saga comes to a close with J.J. Abrams' "The Rise of Skywalker" Naturally I gathered representatives of both the Sith and Jedi respectively, Lord Christopher Francese and Jedi Master Tim Urig to discuss the final film at length. The boys and I talk about the transition from TLJ, fan theories, easter eggs, the usage of OT characters and more. Tune in and May the Force Be With You. Always.
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