Hey there, Point Dexter! Welcome to another episode of The Star Wars Minute. It's your

daily podcast in which we analyze, we scrutinize, and we celebrate the rise of Skywalker one

minute at a time. I'm Alex Robinson from Alex Robinson.

Fun. I'm Pete, the retailer from PeteTheRetailer.com, and I'm Ken Plume from KenPlume.com. Still not

that fun. Oh, that's not true. You're plenty of fun. Ken Plume. And thanks for returning to the

program. Yes, we're having me back. Um, this is it. Minute 47. The one you've been waiting for.

Minute 47 starts off with an alien coming out of his house, or a door, I don't know if it's his

house. An alien coming out of a door to see what all the hubbub is about in the streets of

Kajimi, and it ends a minute later with Poe asking Zori Bliss if she's still mad.

Hmm. Um, there's, there's Alien. Let's talk about this alien. I thought of you when I

watched this minute Alex because I was like, oh, because there's multiple eyes. There's no, yeah.

No, I was like, there's that, there's that one of those alien voices that Alex doesn't like.

Yeah. Because it comes out and he's like, boom, boom, boom, boom. I mean, like, that's all the

all the alien voice, not all of them, but far too many of the alien voices. I wasn't aware

that what is your issue with the blah, blah, blah, blah? It just seems like everyone talks in

that same or like, like, like, you know, no effort put into trying to make words or, or come

up with a different sound. It's just like a deep voice, deep voice handler doing all the

things that say a more modern issue. Well, one of you noticed it more in. When does it become

a thing for you? Well, I think it's, I definitely notice it more in the sequels than in the other

ones, but I think this is also like in the original movies, we didn't really have too many aliens

showing up as background characters. Well, other than the cantina, they're very limited in the

there was job as palace, the cantina, and a tiny bit of the bounty hunter. So we didn't really have

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