Good morning Baltimore and welcome to Star Wars Minute. It's your daily

podcast in which we analyze, we scrutinize, and we celebrate Star Wars Rogue One

a story one minute at a time.

I'm Alex Robinson from comic book Alex.com.

I'm Pete the Retailer from Pete the Retailer.

From Pete the Retailer.com. And I'm Chris Eleopolis.

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I was trying to think of that what next thing I could plug.

I'm just that guy. Yeah. Always, you're always mind is always on the next thing to plug. Never what you're plugging at the moment.

Well, thanks for coming back, Chris.

We love being here, so of course I had to be here.

We're talking about minute 63 of Rogue One today.

minute 63 is still hanging out on Chris's home world of Edo.

A minute 63 starts off with a Bodie confused as to what's going on.

And it ends a minute later with the Imperial engineers who are confused as to what is going on.

I think it was while watching these that I determined that this movie is almost like a

Rosenkrantz in Guildderstern type of thing because it seems like the

Bodie's story and Galen Urso's story are both way more interesting than Jin Ursso's story in terms of like big decisions that are being made and and like in what others like she's basically like not as she's not even like the messenger she's just kind of like

Like it seems to me the story of Gailin Urso getting smuggling these plans out and

Bodey deciding to flip is just a more dramatic story than

the Jan Urso's things so it's weird that we're getting kind of almost just see bits of the

Galen-Eurso story and the Bodie story but only from the point of view of a

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