Well, greetings, imagination connoisseurs. Guess who it is. That's right. It's me, Robert

Marbonette, and I somehow have been able to take over the control center at the John

Campy Show. I've actually never sat here before and I have to say with the technology I'm

surrounded by. It's very impressive. This is the second episode of the John Campy Show

Mailbag, and I have been tasked with the job of flying solo on this one. So I'm just

going to jump in and I hope you'll go easy on me. Our first question comes from Milo Murphy

sends in a tip and says, I think the book of Boba has shown that the Mando crew is amazing

with episodes about Mando, but not within the episodes about other characters. They should

have had a different crew for the book of Boba, and if Bryce directs a movie, I think

it should be a Mando movie. Yeah, you know, I have to say, dude, I kind of wish that

the book of Boba Fett was a little bit more focused on Boba Fett himself, and why does

he desire us to take care of business in Moss Espa? Like, what's his angle? And now we've

only got one more episode, but I think your point's well taken. They should have had a different

crew for Boba maybe, but you never know. I mean, the same filmmakers, it's really about

the writing and the storytelling. I think the filmmakers are great. You know, TV shows,

great TV shows have the same people working on them. So it doesn't, it's not out of the

ordinary, but I can see your point. Milo goes on to say one of three. I don't see any

reason why Sony can't continue to make Tom Holland movies in the MCU and also have their

own Andrew Garfield movies in the Venom universe. Hey, bro, I'm a total, I'm a big proponent

of that. Every Spider-Man fans saw no way home. They understand that there are multiple

different versions of Spider-Man in different universes. Why not have two of them star in

separate movie franchises at the same time? The Tom Holland movies are going to continue

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