Well, greetings, imagination connoisseurs and all you padawans.

Welcome to the John Campy Show Obi-Wan Kenobi after show.

I'm running the show today, but I have, of course, the lovely Chris Carr here with me.

I think Chris Carr is a secret Sith Lord myself.

I don't know if I'm that secretive about it.

Oh, that's true.

You're not secretive about it.

Let's talk about Empire Strikes.

Oh, wait, no, just episode five, episode five of the Kenobi series.

And we're going to talk about what we loved about what we loved about it, what we didn't

like about it, what we thought work, what we thought didn't work, maybe you thought

everything worked, maybe you thought nothing worked.

I'm kind of, I have to say, as a long time lifelong, 45 year long Star Wars fan, I still

find myself perplexed by this show.

On one hand, there's lots of stuff that I should love.

Yeah.

I think one of the things that we've been talking about, John and I have been talking about,

of course, they're going to have a flashback.

They've got to do it.

You can't just have Hayden, Christensen dressed as Vader and sitting in a back to tank.

And well, we got that.

We got that flashback sequence, but unfortunately, I mean, while we got it, it was a duel.

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