You're listening to a 58 Ember production. Deleted scenes are some of fans' favorite bonus features. Today, we're looking at the deleted scenes from Revenge of the Sith and examining how and why they ended up on the cutting room floor. Thank you. Welcome to Sky Talkers. Here are your hosts, Charlotte and Caitlin.

Hello, and welcome to Sky Talkers. I'm your host Charlotte.

And I'm your host, Caitlin, and welcome to this week's episode where we are

tackling the deleted scenes of Revenge of the Sith. It's, I wish you could see our Google Doc right

now. For some reason, it's 21 pages. You'd think it would be a simple episode, right? You would

think that. But no, this has turned into

a really intense research project that I was not expecting at all. Yeah, I don't know if it's just

because we've kind of been in TV mode a lot recently, that it feels like it's been a minute

since we've kind of dived into something that's a little bit more research

heavy, you know, because we've had skeleton crew. We've been doing the Clone Wars and stuff like that,

which is, does not require the same kind of research that something like this does. I mean, guys,

I like, I popped open my DVD from 2005, had to put batteries in the remote for the DVD player.

Are you serious?

To go back and watch at least some of the deleted scenes that were on the DVD and listen to the

intros from George and Rick and stuff like that.

But it was very fun.

We do have a lot of notes.

It feels a little overwhelming, honestly.

But I think it's going to be a good discussion.

And I know there's definitely some of these deleted scenes that we'll be spending a lot of time on more so than others.

Yeah.

Spoiler alert.

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