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Hello and welcome to the skeptic sky to the universe. Today is Tuesday, December 22, 2015,

and this is your host, Stephen Nevella. Joining me to sweep our Bob Nevella.

Hey everybody, Cara Santa Maria. Howdy.

Jane Nevella, Star Wars Episode 7, and Evan Bernstein. What do you guys think?

We saw the movie on Saturday. Cara was with us and I had one of the best days in my adult life.

It was very enjoyable. The whole thing was good. Get a lot of fun with the party, watching the movie, the anticipation, the lightsaber, everything was good.

And we even did a special review.

Yes, which we're going to try to post producing it out as quickly as we can.

I'm working on it right now. But Cara got her lightsaber and then I promptly took it away from her because I'm going to send it back and have them fix something that wasn't 100% right with it.

The lightsaber doesn't light on one side, so you got to send it back to the North Pole.

That would be the dark side. But overall the lightsabers were epic.

Oh yeah. We dressed up in different ways for the event on Saturday. I dressed as the Farm Boy Luke Skywalker from Episode 4.

I was R2-D2.

Oh, good, Jay. Yeah, that was fun.

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All right, Steve, no spoilers. But did you get choked up at all during this film?

Yeah, there were definitely a couple of moments that were there for the fans, the hardcore fans, absolutely.

Yeah, emotionally very, very good movie, intellectually some problems with the writing.

It really didn't really detract from the overall and just enjoyment of the experience of the movie.

I do hope that the writing gets a little bit better going forward.

But again, my thing is Star Wars has never been really hard science fiction.

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