Christian Harloff is head of production at Collider Video and host of the super popular Collider

Jedi Council panel show. Has Disney-era Star Wars helped the legacy of the prequels? And our

cases on whether Ryan Johnson or Dave Faloni is the heir apparent to George Lucas.

You guys are just praising Ryan Johnson like, you've seen the film 13 times.

Yeah, we get that every week.

And they're right, but they're right.

I mean, we could come out of this with egg on our face.

We could come out of this thing.

If the movie stinks, then it's like, oh, maybe you guys, A, shouldn't have been praising him.

And B, now you have three movies you've got to deal with this guy, and then C, you still think he's the heir of parents deal? But the flip side of that is we're going to be walking around like John Chavolto and staying alive if it comes down, it's one of the best Star Wars movies of all time. Christian recounts his time working as a writer in the WWF and give some insight into what Vince McMahon has in common

with George Lucas. We hear the origin story of the shmodown and Christian's thoughts on Red Letter

Media and the nerd crew. This is Steel Wars episode 151, Christian Harlov, the official canon of

Collider Jedi Council. This episode of Steel Wars features occasional course language.

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Hey, you guys, welcome to Steel Wars. I'm comedian, Steele Saunders, and I do love Star Wars. And each week, we find someone of interest to talk about it with. And this week's guest is someone that we've been trying to track down for a little while. On his show, he said he'd been trying to get me for a little while, but I think it was the other way around. No, we tried to get you for a little bit, too.

We talked about it for sure, but I think that it was always, was it like a passing. You should do my show. I'll do your show. And then here's a lollipop. But, no, it's cool to have you on me. That actually sounds like a made-up story, like a metaphor. He's a lollipop, but that's actually how we met.

I thought you were a lunatic at first for saying like that.

I didn't know i didn't know who you were and i when i got to when i got to um celebration and then you're like hey and you throw lollipop in my fan in my face and i asked can i said you'd say your anthrax on there you think he's he's like no, that's steel. I go, oh, from Steel Wars. He's like, yeah, because I'd never seen your face before.

And I's like, he's like, no, that's steel. I go, oh, from Steel Wars.

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