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Hello and welcome to Sky Talkers. I'm your host Charlotte.

Hey, everyone. I'm your other host, Caitlin. And welcome to this week's episode where we're talking all about Lego Rebuild the Galaxy.

And we have got a couple, three roundtable interviews for you guys with the cast and creators of Lego

the Galaxy. And like all Lego specials, this was just so much fun and had honestly such a great time

watching the show. Me too. Me too. This one is four parts. If you're listening to this, you probably

know this. And we will say up top that the

conversation that happens in the roundtable interviews is pretty spoilery. It's not that

spoilery, but especially with the conversation with Dan Hernandez and Benji Samit, who are the

writers and executive producers, there is a lot of, like, they talk about the

ending. So, just FYI. Yeah. Yeah. Just FYI. And we had a really great time talking with them. I love the

special. Like I said, it's four parts. And a lot happens. And comparative to other Lego specials, Lego shows, this one felt a little bit more serious to me. It was

very funny and very absurd and I really loved the concept. And I loved hearing the producers

actually talk about why the concept is integral to the Lego brand and the Lego Star Wars brand.

I think that just makes a lot of sense. And it's something we've talked about here on the podcast too a lot, which is the concept of breadth of play

with Lego, which is you can kind of do whatever you want with the Lego universe. And that's just

really fun and makes it a really interesting foray into kind of exploring the multiverse concept like they are

in this four-part special. But I loved it. Caitlin, what were some of your favorite parts?

Oh, there were so many. Honestly, it's such a, okay, so this will be a little spoilery as well,

our discussion here. So just a heads up. There are just so many great quips and jokes and moments, I think,

seeing how everything is mixed up. I told Charlotte, it's such a small moment, but I can't stop

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