Welcome back to Star Wars Minute. It's the daily podcast in which we analyze, we scrutinize, and celebrate the Phantom Menace one minute at a time.

I'm Alex Robinson from comicbook Alex.com.

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Well, thanks for coming on. Joining us here for Credits Week.

You guys get the the glamorous cleanup duty of the we needed we

needed to bring in people that wouldn't hate us after a week of

phantom menace credits and so we figured by law we're legally. They'll make it legal

Anyway, we were discussing minute 131 of the Phantom Menace. It's credits time. We literally just started like one second before this so it's nothing to credits.

Yeah, this is the one there's one credit before this. Yes.

minute. This minute starts with produced by Rick McCallum. Produced by Rick McCallum and

ends a minute later with Frank Oz as Yoda. And I have to say this minute has some awesome music in it.

That's true, it does.

Do you guys know does John Williams and the LSO?

They record, they re-recorded every time. It's not like they just use the same music from.

Hmm, that's a good question. Yeah, I think it is difficult because it goes kind of in different places depending on,

especially for this closing credits part. part, you know, it goes, it's like a medley basically, right?

So they just do kind of, you know, from one to the other.

Right, but it starts out with the same, you know, the same classic credit music, which is perhaps one of the best moments in the movie.

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