Welcome to Sky Talkers. Here are your hosts, Charlotte and Caitlin.

Hello and welcome to Sky Talkers. I'm your host Charlotte.

Hey, everyone. I'm your other host, Caitlin, and welcome to a little bit of a belated

review of the last two episodes of Star Wars Resistance, Kaz's Curse and Station to Station.

We are really sorry that we couldn't do individual episodes for these, but as you know, if you

follow us, we've been podcasting a lot. And, you know,

we just, we just had to combine a couple things. And this is what ended up getting combined.

So I hope that's okay. We are excited to talk about resistance today, though, because we have,

we did go a week without talking about it.

So now I feel like we're really ready to jump back in.

And this week's episode, Station to Station, was really good.

So I'm really excited to be chatting about it.

And we are going to kind of do, go over both of the last two episodes.

So last week's was Kaz's Curse, which aired on December 8th and was directed by Brad Rao and written by Eugene's son. And then this week we had the episode Station to Station, which was, which aired on December 15th, was directed by Bosco Ing and then written by Mark Henry.

Yeah, these were so, honestly, both of them

were pretty good and I'm excited to talk about them. One note is as we approach the Rise of

Skywalker season and also the holiday season, I think that this will definitely not be our last

combined resistance discussion episode, just a heads up. Probably the next one that we do won't be until January.

I honestly thought that Resistance was going to take a midseason break like most of the

animated shows do, but it hasn't.

So if you just bear with us, because we need to take that midseason break.

You're like, oh, yeah, resistance will take a break and then like we'll'll do, you know, Rise of Skywalker and Resistance is like, no. Yeah. So I think that we, you guys, I'm sure people listening are kind of on the same page that like we need to focus on the Rise of Skywalker. We want to focus on them. So in order to kind of do resistance justice, that's kind of what we're

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