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From the center of the galaxy, this is the 4th Center Podcast Feed, and this particular episode is the Clone Wars Report.

I was hoping for a Jar Jar noise, and I was curious which one it would be.

It would be the one he does a couple of times. I think the he-ha, he-wa, I wrote it down. He-wa, he-wa, yeah.

I realize I don't speak Gungan too well than Mises and Wises, so I have to learn some Gungan.

Yes, I want to believe that the call he-wa is the way that they say he-man.

He-man in the Masters of the Universe. Now I want to know how you say Skeletor and Gungan.

Anyway, we are very excited to be here for this particular episode of the Clone Wars Report.

I've been waiting to get to this one for a long time.

I'm Joseph Scrimshaw, the person speaking to some good Gungan is Ken Napsock,

and we are here to discuss Windu and Binks' buddy comedy action movie. It is, oh, I love it so much.

It's so weird. And I think also perhaps a little under-discussed from the amount that's going on in it.

The episodes in this arc, Season 6, Episode 6, The Disappeared, Part 1, written by Jonathan Rinsler,

and directed by Stuart Lee, Season 6, Episode 7, The Disappeared, Part 2,

written by Jonathan Rinsler, and directed by Bosco Eng.

We were talking, as we were getting going, it was great to see this writer who was associated with

so many great behind-the-scenes, making of storytelling of Star Wars, to have a credited

actual narrative bit of Star Wars here. I was reading on Wilkie Piedia that Mr. Rinsler himself

communicated on his Star Wars YouTube channel that he went through one of those processes that

happened in Hollywood where he named some of these characters, and there's some lines, but there

were a lot of changes from his initial script, which is something that does happen a lot.

Do you have any thoughts on that, Ken?

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