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. The George Lucas, Kathleen Kennedy,

Dave Filoni, and John Favreau, as well as the rest of the team at Lucasfilm,

dreamed up over the past 40 years. I'm Entertainment writer Jim Hill and my co-host,

Brian Gone and I, are recording this show on Sunday, July 10th, and we are now

less than two weeks out from San Diego Comic-Con, which is a big part of Brian and my history.

We used to meet up every year in San Diego, down there in Bill Stout's booth, and

you were just saying that you were going over the schedule for this year's San Diego Comic-Con

and to head dug out the Star Wars panel? Right, Sunday hasn't been, let's see, maybe Sunday,

let me see if Sunday has been put up here. I have to admit, this is the thing that always

may be a little bit crazy about Comic-Con was two weeks out, you find out with the panels for it.

They would drop the one day at a time, so this is two weeks out from the Sunday.

Yeah, it just came out, let's see if I have, okay, I'm just going to look, because I have everything else,

the 24th, let's see if there's anything special. The interesting thing about Sunday at San Diego Comic-Con

is everybody's got like one foot out the door at that point. Sometimes you get some really great

panels on Sundays because people are exhausted and you can get into them and stuff like that.

Oh no, no, no, that's absolutely, but also what I love is when people are that tired after

four and a half days of Comic-Con, they will say things that maybe they did not intend to say.

Oh, I've been to many of those. You get a far more entertaining panel on Sunday

when people are exhausted and their filters are down, but anyway, so we didn't see anything.

No, nothing about it. No, nothing out of Sunday, but here's the rest of the, there's nothing really

big. They're mainly just panels of fans and stuff. Of course, you have Craig Miller, who I think

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