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From the center of the galaxy, this is the 4th Center podcast feed and this particular episode is

one of our deep dives, our boxed tank of talk. We are going to sink in and see if we have a

flashback. I'm Joseph Scripchak. I'm Ken Napsak. So, so ready to have a flashback to weird

stage, but I think I'm ready. He's going to be fun. Absolutely. We are embarking on a new journey.

We had kind of a fun behind-the-scenes process where sometimes we want to talk about a topic and

then I write up some questions or Ken writes up some questions we both do together. In this particular

instance, I was writing up questions and I'm like, that's a little bit long for one episode. Why don't

I cut these questions and these questions and what I was really kind of imagining is one or

two episodes. I think it's going to be a long series discussing the magic of lightsaber fights.

That's what you were listening to. Part one of the magic of lightsaber fights, lightsaber

duels. This episode we're going to talk kind of like the big picture of what we think about

lightsaber fights and their importance and their thrill and then we're going to spend some time

discussing kind of the original chronologically in the real world, the original lightsaber fight

in a new hope between Kenobi and Vader and then we're going to just take them just a couple

out of time because the original is like, we'll do the ones from the original trilogy then we'll do

the prequel and like, oh no, those episodes will each be seven hours long. So that's what we're

doing here today. Any thoughts on that Ken? No, this is a great series. So I have to embark on it

on this lightsaber journey. But yeah, initially, I think I was on the like, like, let's look at

every single lightsaber fight in Star Wars. Let's analyze it in that four-centre way. Then I

realized at some point we'd have to come to the Clone Wars series and despite just doing the

Clone Wars report in depth for last few years quite frankly, I was like, oh, we'll be here till

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