Welcome back to Star Wars Minute. It's the daily podcast where normally we analyze

scrutinize and celebrate the Star Wars movies one minute at a time. Today we're

doing a little bit something different but I'm still Pete the retailer from

P3 retailer.com.

And I remain Alex Robinson from comicbook Alex.com.

And I guess we should introduce our guests.

That's right. We've re-joining us.

He was on a previous episode in, I believe, Returned the Jedi.

We've got Ian Doesher, the author of William Shakespeare's Star Wars.

Hello there.

Welcome back, Ian.

Yeah, welcome back.

Thank you.

Thanks for having me.

Was it Return of the Jedi, I think, that you were on for or was it?

That sounds right.

Yes.

I think, but I believe so.

I'm trying to place it because I think that was around the time that so you've I believe at the time you were kind of facing the same kind of dilemma that we were whereas okay well I've covered the movies that I love now what?

Yes, that's right and that yeah that was before launching into into the prequels and beyond.

Yeah, and I think we both, you know, we made good decision is based on the fact that it seems like kind of around that same time also it seemed like there was good new the Star Wars saga was

Becoming healthy and and wonderful again there's a lot going on that made Star Wars much more, much more of a

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