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Hey guys, how's it going? Welcome back to another Star Wars theory podcast.

Today is going to be the second installment of the series that I've been working on,

where I go into what went on behind the scenes during the production of episode 6 based

on the book, The Making of Star Wars Return of the Jedi. I'm currently going over a rough

treatment of what George Lucas wrote for his initial take on the final film for his first

trilogy. Back then, it was called Revenge of the Jedi. And as I continue to go through

it, you'll see where the story that verges from what we know and saw, like, you know,

there being two death stars, for instance, or that beta and the emperor are openly at odds

with one another and Palpatine lives on this kind of a lava-like planet with his throne

...