Thursday Night Live Episode #1

Rebel Force Radio: Star Wars Podcast

Rebel Force Radio

Film Interviews, Tv & Film

4.3 • 3.3K Ratings

🗓️ 5 February 2021

⏱️ 95 minutes

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Summary

Speculation about the upcoming Star Wars streaming series dominates much of the conversation on our first edition of RFR Thursday Night Live. Our phone lines are open and we take listener calls from the greatest audience of Star Wars fans in the entire galaxy. Hear what your fellow fans want to talk about as we discuss everything happening in Star Wars including THE MANDALORIAN and the future for Baby Yoda, rumors of a "civil war" happening at Lucasfilm, and disappointment with Star Wars licensee Hasbro. And, as always, lots of laughs!

Transcript

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0:00.0	Did you hear that?
0:30.0	This is where the fun begins.
0:40.0	A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away.
0:46.0	This is Rebel Force Radio.
0:48.0	Your source for the Force.
0:50.0	Star Wars, news and commentary.
0:52.0	With Jason Swag and Jimmy Matt.
0:54.0	I've seen Star Wars 500 times.
0:56.0	Star Wars number one.
0:57.0	This station is now the ultimate power in the universe.
1:00.0	I suggest we do since now.
1:02.0	It's time for Rebel Force Radio.
1:05.0	We will be on our world if you would join us.
1:09.0	But it's always an honor.
1:13.0	Always an honor.
1:14.0	Chut, chut everyone.
1:16.0	And welcome to a very special episode of Rebel Force Radio.
1:22.0	If you get it, yes.
1:24.0	Yes, they're all special.
1:25.0	But you know, some are more special than others.
1:29.0	Like your kids.
1:32.0	If you got more than one kid, you know some are more special than others.
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