Welcome to Tribe of Two, the officially unofficial podcast for all of Star Wars, I'm Jim.

I'm Aeron.

And today we're talking about Soca's Season 1 episode 7, Part 7, Dreams and Madness.

Aeron, do you feel mad after this episode?

No, I wasn't particularly mad in the crazed, nor angry way.

I do think that Star Wars, when it's at its general audience is best, it's family friendly,

accessible best, it kind of floats somewhere on a 5, on the 1 to 10 Saturday morning

cartoon bullshit scale, and I think this season of Soca has largely stayed in that zone,

but I think there's a couple of points this episode where we pegged the 10.

We pegged the 10.

And it kind of betrayed the characters and the themes and the bad asser of certain people,

and they just traded it all away for a cheap laugh and didn't even land.

And it's so like, it's a mixed bag.

I really like to throw on stuff.

I really enjoyed all the lightsaber, lightsaber-y.

I really enjoyed Ezra Bridger's Star Wars Force Monk routine.

I always, when I was back when I played Star Wars roleplaying game, because I think I played

the Star Wars roleplaying game more than any other roleplaying system in my life.

It's a crutch where I could play Dungeons and Dragons without violating my religious code.

But I think one of, I can't remember if it was the Weston game, or maybe it was the first time

Wizards of the Coast that did the first D20, but it was essentially a re-skin of Dungeons and Dragons.

Like, everything was just a felt, and they had this particular Jedi,

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