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From the center of the galaxy, this is the 4th Center podcast feed and this

episode of the 4th Center podcast feed is one of our deep dives. We're gonna dive deep

into the idea of a connected galaxy. What do we mean by that? We'll tell you

in a moment. I'm Joseph Grinchoff. I'm Kaden Appsock. Is it too big? Too small?

Just right. This is the Goldilocks and the Three Bears of Star Wars connected Canon episode

of the day. Now, I just want to see that story, but it's Yoda's root leaf stew,

which I was rewatching that scene of Empire Strikes Back where he is, you know, trying to make

his stew for Luke. And I always forget that he says, good hop. He's really upselling that root

leaf soup. Anyway, yes, that's what we're going to talk about today in just a moment of the

debate back and forth. The discussion between fans about how often certain characters reappear,

if they reappear in other people's stories, how much certain locations get revisited.

Does it enrich the galaxy by making it feel like, yeah, it all matters. It's all connected.

Or does it make the galaxy feel too small? Sometimes we're going to dig into all of that.

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