[MUSIC PLAYING] - Anthony Carboni.
- Hi.
Andi Gutierrez.
We host "The Star Wars Show." - Yeah, you're not on the list.
- Can you check again?
Because we should-- we should be there.
We work here. - You're not on the list.
I can't help you out.
- Um, but we're kind of an important part of the company.
I mean, you seen the show this week, on "The Star Wars Show"?
- Is it on TV?
- No, the internet. - No.
- That's not a real show.
Please.
Excuse me.
- What?
OK.
[THEME MUSIC]
- This is "The Star Wars Show."
From the Lucasfilm headquarters in San Francisco,
here's your hosts, Andi and Anthony.
- Hello, and welcome to "The Star Wars Show," the only Star
Wars show on the internet that is celebrating
its second birthday by producing a highly complicated red carpet
live stream.
- When you work with us, you're in this life for good.
- "Solo" reference.
We may be 15 days away from "Solo: A Star Wars Story"
opening in theaters, but that doesn't
mean there isn't a plethora of brand
new behind-the-scenes videos and clips for you to enjoy online.
Oh, no.
Since we last spoke, there have been eight new "Solo" videos
posted to our channel.
- The videos include a tour of Lando's Falcon
with Donald Glover, a couple of TV spots, a clip of Chewie
explaining to Han how old he is, and most
amazing of all, a 360 video of Han and Lando playing cards.
- I just focused in on Therm Scissorpunch in the beginning.
Then in the middle, it was Therm Scissorpunch.
And I finished watching the video with my eyes
on Therm Scissorpunch.
Because that's what it's like to live in the future.
- And if you want to experience the future right now or watch
more clips and featurettes from "Solo," check out starwars.com
and our YouTube channel.
If you and a friend both have Jedi Challenges for the Lenovo
Mirage AR system and are tired of being in the same room
and not being able to battle each other with lightsabers,
then today is your lucky day.
- Jedi Challenges is adding two-player
support to the experience.
It's called Lightsaber Versus Mode.
And best of all, the update is absolutely
free and available right now.
- I think best of all is that it's really fun.
And speaking of updated, "Battlefront II" has announced
details of its second season.
- The new season begins with tons of classic Han content,
like a new Jabba's palace map, Han
and his return of the Jedi outfit,
skiff Lando, and Boushh Leia.
- Also added is the new Hero Showdown Mode and Starfighter
Custom Arcade Mode.
For more on "Battlefront 2's" second season,
check out starwars.com.
Finally, "Star Wars" has a rich history
of creatures and alien--
- Like Therm Scissorpunch.
- Yes, like Therm.
And a brand new book entitled, "The Moviemaking Magic
of Star Wars, Creatures & Aliens,"
will show you how they were created.
- Written by Mark Salisbury, the book features tons of concept
art, behind-the-scenes photographs,
diagrams, and interactive pages that
take you from sketch to screen.
- The book is currently available for preorder
and will be available on May 25.
- And for more breaking news from around the galaxy,
check out starwars.com.
- Hello, I'm Ron Howard, the Academy-Award-winning director
of "Splash," here to see my new film,
"Solo: A Star Wars Story."
- "A Beautiful Mind." - I'm sorry?
- You won the Academy Award for "A Beautiful Mind."
- Yes, I did.
And that doesn't make anything I said untrue.
- That's not even a real beard.
- Excuse me?
- Walk away.
- [GROANS]
Joining us in the studio now from "SNL"
and now "Resistance," the new animated series we
just announced, Bobby Moynihan. - Hi.
That's the coolest thing I've ever heard.
- "Resistance" was just announced.
Details are just coming out now.
Can you tell us a little bit about your character?
- No. - No?
[LAUGHS] [BEEP]
Now, you are a huge "Star Wars" fan.
- Correct.
- We were talking to Taran Killam about this
when he was on the show.
There's the commercial you did about the dads
who collect "Star Wars" stuff.
- I remember the prop guy going like, well,
what do you want in the case?
And I was like, it has to be accurate.
[LAUGHTER]
And they were like, we don't have millions of dollars
to go buy high-end original Kenner props like you want.
So most of the stuff in that case is stuff from my house.
- Another thing that obviously took off
was Matt the Radar Tech.
It is everywhere.
When we go to fan events, when we go to celebrations,
there are huge groups of Matt.
- It's the best.
We were so excited to have Adam Driver come in that week.
He could not have been cooler.
It was just the best, just watching him
kind of getting into Kylo Ren.
Right before one of the shots, he
was like, can I have a second, and started punching himself
in the stomach in the corner.
And I was just like, that is the--
- That's a real thing!
- --thing in the world.
- That's a real thing he does. - Yeah.
I had no idea, thankfully, that we didn't
do where me and Taran were two Stormtroopers
who were just sweeping up.
And then Han Solo's body fell.
- Oh, my god.
- And we were just like, we just cleaned.
- [LAUGHS] No.
- And we were just looking at this pile of mess
and going like, wow, that's a nice blaster.
That's pretty iconic.
And like, just saying lots of stuff like that.
We didn't do that one, thank god.
- Yeah.
So in one of them, you actually do a George Lucas.
- Yeah.
- But, like, as a huge "Star Wars" fans to do George Lucas
and then you met George Lucas--
- Yeah, I met him at the 40th anniversary.
And "SNL" taught me to not really, like, approach people.
But that night of the 40th, I turned into a little kid.
I said, Mr. Lucas, my name is Bobby Moynihan.
I'm on "Saturday Night Live," like a child.
Like, I was lost.
I just said, and thank you for everything.
I'm one of the cast members here on the show.
And he was just like, good for you.
- Yeah!
- I was like, oh, no.
When The Force Awakens came out, we did, like, a trailer
about how they're all older.
And I played Princess Leia.
I love Carrie Fisher.
She's meant so much to me in my life.
And I was friendly with JJ a little bit through "SNL"
and stuff like that.
I'm gonna be at comic-con.
He said, why don't you come to the "Force Awakens" panel?
So I'm sitting in the panel, and, like, Harrison Ford's
there, and Carrie. And they kiss.
And I'm just crying like a child.
And I'm like, this is the greatest thing in the world.
And then they say to everybody, look under your seats.
There's a pass under your seat.
We're all going to go to the San Diego band shell.
And we're going to perform the score.
And the next thing I know, we're just driving down the street.
And there's just hundreds of Stormtroopers and people
walking to the band shell.
And I walk backstage.
And I just see Carrie Fisher.
And she's coming towards me.
And I was like, oh, no.
I thought maybe she was mad.
But she just came over to me with both hands
up, and grabbed my beard, and said, what a glorious beard.
I'll never forget it.
It was just this perfect 20 minutes of my life.
To hear Mark Hamill say your name, it's Luke Skywalker, man.
- Yeah.
- That guy's-- oh, he's the nicest.
- You're a collector as well.
- Yeah, I have every single one of the movies they've done,
the cast poster signed.
I have a Kylo Ren helmet that Adam Driver signed for Matt.
That's pretty sweet.
I have the lightsaber he used in that.
What I'm hoping for now is if I have
a "Star Wars" action figure.
Number one, I'll be broke because I'll just
buy everything that's there.
And if I have a "Star Wars" action figure,
I'll just sit at home and look at it.
- You just walk out with, like, a crate of your own figure.
- Yeah.
- I'm just like, why don't people do that?
- You're acting like I don't have a crate of Drunk
Uncle bobbleheads at home?
[LAUGHTER]
- Do you really? - 1,000%, yeah.
- That is amazing.
- Right, ladies?
[LAUGHTER]
- Bobby, thank you so much for coming in, man.
- Thank you for having me.
- It's been so good hanging out with you.
- Thank you for the tour. It was absolutely wonderful.
- Of course, any time. - Any time?
I'm staying. - Any time.
You're part of the family now. - Can I take this?
- Yes.
- All right, let's go.
- Hello, I'm Emilia Clarke, Mother of Dragons.
I'm also in this movie.
- Yeah, nice try.
- Um, dracarys.
- It's the horrible British accent.
You--
- I'm not even trying to do a British accent.
I don't want to offend the British.
Jerk.
This is ridiculous.
Nothing gets past that guy.
- You should have done the accent.
- You know I don't do accents.
It's insulting.
- OK, one more idea.
- Move along.
[BEEP]
- We're at X, the moonshot factory, formerly
Google X. We're doing a charity event for May the Fourth,
capturing the fan boy and girl in all of us.
The 501st and the Rebel Legion are here.
We have themed food.
We did a maker's talk hosted by Pablo Hidalgo.
- Happy May the Fourth, the one day of the year we pretend we
spend thinking about "Star Wars," when reality
is, it's every day of the year.
- A lot of our fan community has brought
a lot of their prototypes.
We have some internal teams that have put
together some actual builds.
- I'm the co-lead of Project Wing here at X.
In my free time, I build all sorts of flying "Star Wars"
creations.
- I've always found "Star Wars" to kind
of be a universal language.
It also inspires the child in all of us, which we're
trying to inspire our makers at X to give
back on a day-to-day basis.
- I'm really excited that X and "Star Wars"
are partnering together to help us bring the message
of magic wheelchair to people.
- Today's been amazing.
We've had a great turnout here.
It's kind of a personal dream come true.
- May the Fourth be with you.
- Watching-- - Star
- Wars.
- [CHEWBACCA GROWL] My name is Chewbacca.
I should be on your list, [INAUDIBLE]..
- Yeah, yeah, sure you are.
- I'm very famous.
- [GRUNTS] [CALLS]
- You know, we'll just wait.
- Thank you.
We're good.
- Hey, Andi, what are you doing tomorrow?
- Nothing.
- JK, my babies, I'm going to the red carpet
premiere of "Solo: A Star Wars Story" with you.
So you should know that. - Oh, I do.
I was going to use a rhetorical question as a framing device
to let everyone know that we'll be
streaming it live on starwars.com
and our YouTube page.
- But if you want to be a part of it, and you totally can,
all you have to do is send us short videos
of yourself answering the following questions.
Who would be your Millennium Falcon copilot?
Han, Chewie, Lando, or Kira?
Which scoundrel would be the first to join your crew?
Beckett, Val, Rio, or L3-37?
- What new alien are you the most excited for?
Rio, Therm Scissorpunch, Moloch, or Argus "Six Eyes" Panox?
And who's the galaxy's most fashionable gambler?
Lando, Lando, Lando, or Lando?
- Your bias is really showing in those answers.
- Oh, name somebody else who could compete.
- Make sure you tag your videos, hashtag
#SOLOSWS so we can find them.
And try to keep them under six seconds.
- Oh, like a vine.
Remember vine?
- Mm-hmm.
- [SIGHS] Good times.
You only have between now and tomorrow at 4:00
PM Pacific to get them in.
So just do it right now while you're thinking about it.
And maybe you'll see your face on screen during the red carpet
live stream.
- And as always, make sure to like the video,
subscribe to the channel, follow us on Twitter, Facebook,
and Instagram, talk to us in community tab on YouTube,
and make sure to watch us tomorrow
night during the red carpet live stream.
- Woo! Thanks for watching.
And may the force be with you.
- You're, like, extra excitable.
Oh, look at me.
Therm Scissorpunch, [BABBLES].
[LAUGHS]