Pouring one out for Rex Lavender

Han: They wouldnt cut my hand off that would be too on the nose given my name

Mace Window:

"I don't think Vader loses a hand." I mean . . .

He won't keep putting the "Luke I am your father" prediction in every movie. But he will predict the Princess Leia gold bikini jabba the hutt scene in every movie.

"Jabba is going to have a larger role in this movie"

-The one movie he wasn't in.

Han(d) Solo having only one hand certainly sounds like something that would fit a Star Wars naming scheme.

The other video came out last month... this one is early April... May 4th Return of the Jedi video confirmed?

This must be how a time traveler feels listening to a prophet

"An old friend of Lando and Chewie" confused the hell out of me at first LOL

My hint would’ve been “Luke, I am your father’ never happens at any point in the trilogy”

its like listening to someone who watched this movie 20 years ago try to explain what happens after they've had a few drinks. honestly though he almost nailed it

"You know what will help him become a jedi? Trauma" true

In the first video he deduced Mara Jade from first principles, and in this one he deduced Yaddle.

"If Luke ever went to a nursing home, they'd have to put that place on red alert."
is a beautiful quote that I love removing from context.

I hope Mace Windu is in this one again.

1. It’s much funnier without getting any hints

2. I cannot WAIT until you get to the prequels…. Omg it’s gonna be so fkn good

3:21 Michael Jackson desperately wanted to be in the prequels

Travis accidentally spoiling Lando is hilarious

It's amazing, you're like 98% right about everything and then every few minutes you throw out something that is just inchoate nonsense. You basically foresaw the entirety of both plots, but then there was Hot Yoda. It's like someone predicting the entire plot of Return of the King but insisting Sauron is named Gargamel. It's perfect, 10/10, I love it.

36:44 He did write the story. He just hired someone to punch up the screenplay because he was focused on VFX. He also was on set essentially co-directing by telling the director what he wanted done and letting Irvin Kershner (his former mentor) handle the day to day filming elements. Still very much George’s movie.