Welcome to looking at Lucasfilm, the podcast with a different perspective on the world of Star Wars,

Indiana Jones, and all of the other entities that George Lucas, Kathleen Kennedy,

and the rest of the team at Lucasfilm have been have dreamed up over the past 40 years.

I'm entertainment writer Jim Hill and my co-host, the one and only Dan Z.

We're recording this on Wednesday, July 8th.

It's roughly the temperature you bake cookies at here in New Hampshire.

What's going on there weather wise Dan?

It's warm, it's humid, it's the times I don't love living in Illinois because the

humidity here is, you wouldn't think it's bad but it's pretty bad although today we

had a cool spell of about 93 degrees. Okay all right you win I don't think we

I think we're making it to 93 to tomorrow. I think we're getting your brother tomorrow.

Oh good, you're welcome.

Yeah, well, okay. All right, so it is now six months and 19 days, but who's counting, since Star Wars episode 9,

the Rise of Skyworkers opened in theaters.

And Dan, does it surprise you that, you know, here we are, you know, in a time traditionally, you know, after a Star Wars film comes out, where, you know, people are watching a

Blu-ray, you know, DVD, that sort of thing, you know, talking it up, and there just seems to be so little

chatter now about this J.J. Abrams movie except of course that ridiculous

rumor that broke, you know, what, last week about how Disney is now going to erase and

reboot the most recent trilogy.

That's not going to happen.

No, why would anyone think that would actually happen?

It's not the billions and billions of dollars spent and made over these movies.

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