We’ve got more reveals from The Last Jedi than you can shake a stick at.
Ooh Ooh Ooh!
That’s a good one dad, really killin' it.
This week on The Star Wars Show!
Anthony sits down with the Freemaker Adventures’ Dana Snyder!
Another exciting episode of Salvagers of the Lost Art!
And much, much more!
Now from the Lucasfilm Headquarters it’s the Star Wars Show!
Hey I’m Anthony Carboni And I’m Andi Gutierrez, and welcome to The
Star Wars Show, the only Star Wars Show that is eagerly anticipating the announcement of
the Gonk Droid Stand-alone movie.
(Gonk noises) Both: No, no, no, not yet.
It’s like, heres the thing.
Lucasfilm hasn’t officially announced it yet but we know it’s coming.
Why wouldn’t they do it, it’s just logical.
One day you’ll get your shot at making a movie.
Let’s go to the news.
Kicking things off with a couple of reveals from The Last Jedi, we have the exclusive
scoop on two new vehicles being deployed by The First Order in the upcoming movie.
First we have the AT-M6 Walker, which stands for All terrain, mega caliber 6 walker.
Why 6?
Well because it has a Mega caliber 6 laser canon on its back.
Think of it as a mobile heavy artillery walker that’s way bigger than a standard AT-AT.
And while an AT-AT might move like an elephant, the AT-M6 has a more simian-like gait which
helps it stabilize the canon.
Next up is the First Oder Dreadnought.
The Dreadnought is a mandatory IV-class warship and has two enormous orbital auto-cannons
which can be used for larger scale bombardments.
It measures 7,669.72 meters in length, or 25,162.8 feet for those of you who never learned
the metric system.
The First Order Dreadnought also has a 24 point defense anti-aircraft canons on its
dorsal surface...meaning it can scare the bejesus out of anyone.
I added that last fact myself, and is now therefore canon.
It’s not canon.
It is canon.
Hey commenters how do you say AT-AT let us know down below.
Be civil about it like everyone is.
Gamescom is underway in Germany this week, and EA showed off a brand new starfighter
gameplay trailer for Battlefront II.
During the clip we’re given closer looks at the locations, ships, and characters including
the Resurgent Star Destroyer, the Imperial Shipyard “Fondor”, the Lucrehulk battleship-
HANDOME COVERBOY, POE DAMERON!
That’s right, our beautiful perfect space boy is there as well as Vader, Darth Maul…AND
YODA!
YODA IS FIGHTER PILOT IN BATTLEFRONT II.
I REPEAT YOU GET TO BE YODA AS A FIGHTER PILOT IN BATTLEFRONT II.
You get to live out your Yoda dreams!
It’s so exciting; I cannot wait to do that when Battlefront II is released November 17th.
Fantasy Flight Games has announced a new tabletop game this week entitled, Star Wars: Legion.
Legion is a ground based battle game, focusing on the ground troops fighting for the rebellion
and Empire…including Luke Skywalker and Darth Vader
Plus!
The core game comes with 33 unpainted miniatures, with tons more coming in the future.
All of which will remain unpainted at my home because I have neither the patience nor the
skill.
Star Wars Legion will be available in early 2018.
And as always, for more breaking Star Wars news from around the galaxy, check out Star
Wars.com.
Look I think he is heading for that small moon!
That's no moon.
I’ve got Dana Snyder in the studio with me!
Graballa the Hutt!
That’s right!
On LEGO Star Wars The Freemakers Adventures.
Everyone’s favorite cousin.
I just love the idea of Jabba’s put upon cousin and you do such an amazing job with
him.
I’m glad I don’t have to speak Huttese.
I auditioned for it but they didn’t say what it was for at all!
It was top secret.
They just said like it’s a Brooklyn mobster guy who’s older brother is the head of the
family.
Then they said, oh it’s for LEGO and Star Wars and you’re Graballa the Hutt and I
was like “oh no!
I’m gonna have to say hubba gooba gah” Because I know there’s someone walking around
that can actually speak that stuff, right?
But you lucked out!
You just got to do you.
Some Hottest expert is going to be like, “The accent is all off!”
No!
He’s not speaking it properly.
Oh no no no I’m speaking a Southern Huttese dialect.
The South of the Hutt.
I’m from the South!
So you didn’t know what you were auditioning for, what was your reaction when you found
out?
You know what it was like, it was amazing!!
Like wow, it’s Star Wars!?
And it’s LEGO?!
And it’s Disney!?
It’s like the trifecta!
Why am I screaming?
Who cares.
Because it’s exciting.
Cheap microphones.
You told me to scream.
It is such a fun property to work on because like you said, it is Star Wars, it is Disney
but the LEGO stuff in particular.
You put that skin on it and you can have super fun with it.
Nothing is precious.
You are also a huge Disney theme park fan.
You better believe it.
I’ve been to every single Disney theme park.
So you have to be excited for Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge?
Fly the Millennium Falcon, and whatever that other ride is, sounds awesome.
It’s going to be unbelievable.
The problem is, when does that open?
2019?
You and I, well you probably will, you get juiced into all these things, I will probably
ride that ride in 2027 when the line finally gets down to a 3 hour wait.
The first day will be like, oh what’s your Fastpass thing, you gotta get there Monday
the day it opens, your Fast pass says like Friday.
Come back 5 days later.
Perfect.
Great.
At least it’s Friday!
Oh wait, it’s 2027, first Friday, fantastic.
I feel like the whole place is going to be chock full of detail that we haven’t even
seen.
Just droids rolling around, hang out in the Cantina, I could probably just spend a whole
day hanging in the Cantina.
I just don’t know if I have told you this.
Out front, is the whole script for the new Star Wars movie which I read as I was waiting
to come out and do this.
Yeah!
Turns out, what’s that guy’s name?
Smokes?
Spoiler alert, he’s actually Chewbacca’s dad!
Shaved, that’s why he has all those scars.
I had no idea.
That’s what they look like under there.
What would you say are the top 3 things that surprised you reading the script in that time.
Through a strange accident, they have to fuse R2-D2 and C-3PO together.
Okay, what else what else did you see?
There’s a large group of crustacean people that live under that island that Luke Skywalker
was on.
They’re like giant oysters.
Okay.
But there is also giant clams.
And there’s a battle under the sea.
That’s going to be in one of the spin off movies and they just fight each other.
At one point, Luke Skywalker looks down and goes Rey, there’s as much trouble down there
as there is up here.
Now let’s get back the Force.
Pick the rock up!
A reverse Little Mermaid situation.
There’s one mention, boom! Snyder, he doesn’t, he didn’t read the
script.
We don’t give Dana Snyder access to anything.
Spoiler alert, I’m super in to Fan Fiction.
My own Fan Fiction.
Spoiler alert, this is just Dana Snyder pitching ideas is what this is.
Somewhat.
You’re watching The Star Wars Show.
Oh!!
It’s a freaking Geonosian.
Is this Jabba’s tail??
Hi I’m Max and this is Lucas and we are here at one of Lucasfilm’s top secret storage
units full of all kinds of cool stuff including some of the actual molds they used to make
props and masks.
Let’s take a look Lucas!
So obviously all the original props and things are in different special archives but here
is some really cool stuff.
The molds used to make the props!
Is this Jabba’s tail?
It might very well be.
It just says Jabber on it There’s Pig Core, I would guess, yep that’s
a Gamorrean , they got the little horns here.
There’s Yaddle!
Pieces of history, this is where the process begins.
The seed that turns into the character you see on screen.
These molds are turned into the foam latex masks or sculpts whatever they might be.
It’s still sticky.
Squid Head, or Tessek as he is known canonically.
What era?
Are these more recent?
It’s a prequel quarrel and this is older plaster, which would date it back to “Jedi”.
They’ll take casts of the actor’s hands to create gloves for the costumes and various
materials.
You know who this probably is?
I think this is Peter Mayhew’s hand!
That’s probably as close as I’m ever going to get.
Time for some royalty.
This is Ian McDiarmid’s head mold.
UNLIMITED POWER!
It’s an Ithorian’s head!
So if you get your hands on one of these you can have your own Hammerhead at home.
All 4 throats!
Who’s feet are those?
Jar Jar.
Oh!
This is the leg cast for the Jar Jar Binks costume that Ahmed Best would be wearing on
set.
If digging through weird sarchophususes didn’t feel enough like archeology this sure does.
That was fun.
We probably have weird 1970s chemicals on our hands now.
Anyway, Andi and Anthony back to you!
Lucas lets go to the doctor.
Alright!
You know what we haven’t done in a long time around here?
Swept and mopped.
Well that but asked people for fan art submissions.
We haven’t!
But what should we ask for?
Hmmmm….what if…we…asked people to draw their favorite recurring Star Wars Show characters!
That is minorly narcissistic and majorly specific I think!
Nah man, we have a vast stable of loveable characters!
Roll call.
Oh man, there’s the Yoda Statue, Teak, Kevin, Cheeze, Gonkerson Starship, the Copy Machine
Force Ghost, Pablo Hidalgo, the list is VAST.
You want me to continue?
I’m going to call your bluff and make you continue.
It sounded like you were reaching quite a bit at the end there but yes we would love
to see your Star Wars Show fan art using the hashtag #SWSART and we’ll feature our favorites
here next week.
Thanks for watching, and as always, may the Force be with you!
Pablo and Teek, buddy cop fan art.
Right.
Maybe they’re going on a Force ghost hunt with the copy machine?
OHHH!
I say AT-at!
That’s how I say it.
At-AT!
That’s another argument people have a lot.
All the time.
I say ALL- the time.