Hello welcome back to Star Wars minute it's your daily

podcast in which we analyze we scrutinize we celebrate revenge of the

Sith one generous minute at a time.

I'm Alex Robinson from comicbook Alex.com.

I'm Pete the Retailer from Pete the Retailer.com.

And I'm Brad Wittit, a happy supporter of the podcast.

Yes, thanks for coming on.

Brad, you were one of the people who supported us during the hiatus,

so you get a turn in the guest commentators chair. is it what you imagined it looking like

I've been a while since I've podcasted but I'm very nice to meet you gentlemen

Well, good. Thanks for coming on. We are discussing minute 127. Wow, we're getting close to the end here.

Minut 127 of Revenge of the Sith. It starts off with Obiean Canobe holding Luke Skywalker in his arms, and it ends a minute

later with Darth Vader finally breathing in that suit. So let's start with the Padme stuff before we and we all

want a stampede debater but this is my favorite part of the movie.

Wow. Because the Crudentown B machine, as I've hinted at yesterday, that's my favorite thing. And then, just that weirdness of them like babbling in an

alien language while delivering me oo-ba

oo-ba it's that's it that's my favorite thing in the whole

my favorite thing in the whole movie is Ubah Ubah. And here it is.

What do you think Ubah Ubah means? Well, if you will, the backstroke of the West, weirdly, makes more sense in this minute than the actual movie.

Because the actual movie, you know, the droids are going, oo-ba, hoobah.

And a backstroke of the West west the droids are saying relax

Now I have a little side tension I looked at on Wikipedia did a little research on this

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