Star Wars In Character – Kyber Crystals

Star Wars In Character

Star Wars

Society & Culture, Comedy, Tv & Film

4.6 • 770 Ratings

🗓️ 12 November 2018

⏱️ 52 minutes

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In this episode we discuss the force-attuned crystals scene in every film from the Star Wars saga. To learn how you can help support the show and get access to... The post Star Wars In Character – Kyber Crystals first appeared on NEOZAZ.

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0:00.0	You probably know by now that Patreon helps keep this show going and ad free,
0:03.6	but you might not know all the benefits of being a Patreon supporter,
0:06.3	starting with SWIC extra minutes.
0:08.0	They extended after recordings of each episode of SWIC.
0:10.5	And that's really just the beginning.
0:11.7	There's a whole lot more to being a Patreon supporter now,
0:14.0	and you can learn all about it at patreon.com slash news as.
0:16.8	Patreon is what keeps this show going,
0:19.0	and we can't do all that we do without your support.
0:21.7	So check out our new campaign at patreon.com slash news as if this was real world and I'm being
0:29.6	conservative here at minimum 50% of those people would immediately shove that down their pants.
0:36.5	This is Star Wars in Character, the podcast that takes a closer look at some of the elements that make up the Star Wars universe.
0:45.9	Backstories.
0:47.8	Histories and details.
0:51.3	You never knew.
0:55.2	Wanted to know. Or ever need to know
0:57.6	Now here are this week's panelists of Star Wars and Character
1:02.7	Today we are talking about
1:05.4	Khyber crystals
1:07.2	You didn't ask Tim if he was ready
1:09.2	I did not, Tim.
1:11.4	You ready?
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