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From the center of the galaxy, this is a 4th Center podcast feed on Ken Napsack for another

edition of Star Wars Rank. Me and a guest are ranking things in Star Wars, it doesn't get more

simple than that. And to rank with me today is Joseph Skrimshaw. Welcome, sir.

I am ready for some simple rank and very, very excited for this topic.

This came together because we needed a simple rank. Sometimes we'll come up with a great

topic and you and I spend days researching our picks, digging into it. And we're both,

you know, life is starting to return to normal. There's other social responsibilities and

working everything and we're like, man, let's do a rank that's easy and simple. I tossed out

what I thought was a almost silly, too silly of an idea. You came back with a list and I was like,

we've got legs. So Joseph, today we're going to rank our, which we got our, our

Kenner, our classic Kenner figures we wanted. I always love to accidentally stumble onto the title

during the recording. Kids, don't do that if you want to be a professional toys. We wish Kenner made.

I like that as well. Here's the pitch. We're going back to the classic Kenner line to 77 to

what 85 line. We are day dreaming about figures that we wish would have been made at the time,

which means Joseph, let's talk a little bit about power to force two, which you always talk

actually on, on the point of like some of our wishes came true a little bit later on.

Yeah, that was part of the dream of power the force, not just that Star Wars action figures were

back and they'd make a new and, you know, using advanced action figure technology versions of all

of the classics, but that they would make some of the ones that you pine for as a kid. And that was

some of my real excitement with power the force, things like a, a, a, Tarkin and, you know, I could go

on and on with the examples of the, one of the first, the first Empire Strikes Back Loop they put

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