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we scrutinize, and we celebrate the rise of Skywalker one minute at a time. I'm Alex Robinson

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I'm Mike Gospel from the House Star Wars. Is it podcast and anarchy, the improvised rock opera?

And I'm Josiah Robinson also of House Star Wars. Is it and also of anarchy, the improvised rock opera?

The tree game forgot to say that. Yeah, we didn't say that one on the last couple days, but it's true.

I'll have to scan your QR code to find out more information about this show you have here.

I can tell you guys back improv guys, because he said I'm doing this and you said, yes, and I'm doing that, too.

Exactly. We're very good.

Well, we know that by now, because you've been with us all week, we're happy you are coming back to talk about

minute number 135 minute 135 starts off with a thank you to William December Williams.

And it ends a minute later with a tip of the hat to Lucasfilm post production genius Mike Blanchard.

So, yes, the credits continue to roll on. Yes.

Go ahead. We've got a music shift.

So this one is called after Billy D Williams, we've got a shift to what it's called is the Anthem of Evil.

Yeah, the friendship motif is out the door. It's evil time.

One thing leads to and that that pops up right around the same time as the JJ's friends section of the credits.

Oh, I wonder if that's a little, a little kind of poke at them.

And then music shifts again.

Once the rolling credit starts, like when it starts going like to the top bottom, we get into the Imperial March.

Oh, wait, no, no, that's not true. The Imperial March starts later.

Anthem of evil starts at the rolling credits. That's when it starts. I miss red my notes.

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