If you're listening to this broadcast, I'm John. That's James. I got the point right. That always proves me up. And we are here to talk

about Star Wars, of course. Now, Asoka's going on. If you haven't checked it out yet,

check out our episode from last week. We talked about the first two parts of Asoka and we'll be

going live Wednesday night, 8.30 p.m. East to talk about part three, which arrives tomorrow night.

It's crazy that we're going to be three episodes already in the can as of tomorrow night, James. Isn't that nuts?

Yeah. It's like they started doing that, I think, like, I don't remember when they started doing the two-part premiere.

Was that, well, they did the three part with Andor.

Was that three?

It was three they released for the first episode,

for the first launch of Andor right.

Oh, because that's 12, yeah.

Because it was 12 episodes.

I feel like there was one of a show.

And then they did two for Obi-1, right?

Yeah.

And then they did two for Mandalorian season three.

Am I wrong?

That might be wrong.

That might be wrong.

I'm not sure that they did that.

But yeah.

But yeah, the two-episode thing then followed usually by like a quick third

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