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This week, Matt flew solo to react to the breaking news that the Hunt for Ben Solo movie has officially been canceled. He broke down what might have led to the decision, and whether the concept of a post–Rise of Skywalker Ben Solo story made sense to begin with. His take? The story might’ve worked better as a prequel, exploring Ben’s fall rather than his Force ghost era. Fan responses flooded in, with one standout idea gaining traction—an animated Ben Solo series following his early Jedi training and slow turn to the dark side. Matt loved the pitch and said it could offer the character a second life onscreen. Matt also discussed the major Acolyte reveal that Qimir was originally planned to be the first Knight of Ren, confirmed by showrunner Leslye Headland and subtly teased in the Galaxy of Heroes game bio. He wrapped up the episode with a reflection on the Top 10 Star Wars Visions shorts from Volumes 1 and 2, offering personal favorites and suggestions for fans to revisit ahead of Volume 3. The episode closed with fan reactions to the Ben Solo news and another round of incredible Star Wars fan art picks from the community.

This week, Matt and Nick reunited to finish what they started—taking aim at Empire Magazine’s Top 50 Greatest Star Wars Characters of All Time. This episode covered ranks 25 through 1, and let’s just say it was a mix of celebration, disbelief, and straight-up shade. Some picks made sense. Others… not so much. But the #1 spot? Things got very suspect. During the Ask Us Anything segment, the guys tackled a hot question: How will Dave Filoni handle Thrawn’s fate in the Mandoverse? Will Thrawn go down in a blaze of villainous glory, get exiled, or pull off a shocking alliance with the heroes? Matt and Nick discussed all the most likely outcomes—and the ones no one’s expecting. If you’re into ranking debates, character analysis, and wild Thrawn theories, this episode is right in your star lane.

Empire Magazine dropped their list of the 50 Greatest Star Wars Characters of All Time—but did they get it right? In this video, we break down characters ranked #50 to #26, and we’re not holding back. From underrated heroes to surprising omissions, we analyze who deserves a higher spot, who’s overrated, and which icons should not be on the list at all. Join us for Part 1 of our two-part series ranking and reacting to one of the most controversial Star Wars lists ever published. Matt also reviews TRON: Ares, shows off the channel's True Power of the Force video, and memorializes Drew Struzan. Which Star Wars characters do you think were ranked too low—or left out completely? Drop your takes in the comments! 📌 Subscribe for Part 2 where we break down ranks #25 to #1! Empire’s 50 Best Article - https://www.empireonline.com/movies/features/50-greatest-star-wars-characters/

This week marked the launch of a brand-new era for the Star Wars Time Show. Matt and Nick introduced their new bi-weekly prerecorded format, where they’ll team up every other Monday to record a full show that premieres on YouTube Wednesdays at 6PM EST. On the off weeks, Matt will host solo livestreams to keep the content flowing. It’s a new rhythm for the channel, and the team is excited for what’s ahead. Once the announcements were out of the way, they jumped into Ask Us Anything with a great question: Which Original Trilogy character’s story would you change? Nick picked Lando, Matt picked Boba Fett—but you’ll have to tune in to hear why. The main event was a deep dive review of Lego Star Wars: Rebuild the Galaxy – Pieces of the Past. Both hosts found it stronger than season 1, praising its chaotic humor, clever writing, and unapologetically unserious tone. That sparked a debate: Is Lego Star Wars the best kind of Star Wars right now? They closed things out with fan responses to the Question of the Week and another solid batch of Top 5 Star Wars fan artists, showcasing killer work from the community. https://youtu.be/bxUzl8BUOQU Audio Only Version Show Topics: Ask Us Anything Rebuild the Galaxy Season 2 Deep Dive Is Lego Star Wars the Best Star Wars Right Now debate Question of the Week and Top 5 Fan Artists Make sure to tune in for the recorded livestream on YouTube.com/StarWarsTimeShow, or hit up StarWarsTime.net to get the podcast version on the platform of your choosing.

This week’s episode opened with Matt fielding Ask Me Anything questions solo, including a wild one: Would he become a hybrid like Wendy from Alien: Earth? Matt’s answer was a clear yes. Who wouldn’t want to be a walking supercomputer with enhanced strength? He then moved into a review of the HIM movie. While the premise had promise, Matt didn’t think it fully lived up to its potential—or its title. The main feature was a deep dive into the first teaser trailer for The Mandalorian & Grogu. Matt explored possible plot threads, predicting that the Hutt Cartel—possibly even the Twins—could be the film’s main antagonists. Nick joined midway through to finish out the trailer breakdown and add his own speculation. From there, they jumped into a full review of the Alien: Earth finale. Nick enjoyed it overall, but Matt felt it left too many storylines hanging without a clear path to resolution unless a second season is confirmed. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5tD5HwvBg4k Audio Only Version Show Topics: AMA HIM Review Mando and Grogu Trailer Breakdown Aline:Earth Finale Review Which faction is more ruthless: Weyland-Yutani or The Galactic Empire Question of the Week and Top 5 Fan Artists Make sure to tune in for the recorded livestream on YouTube.com/StarWarsTimeShow, or hit up StarWarsTime.net to get the podcast version on the platform of your choosing.

This week’s episode kicked off with Matt running solo once again, fielding a stack of Ask Me Anything questions. One fan asked what franchise would make for the ultimate Star Wars crossover, and let’s just say Matt’s pick was truly out of this world. Matt also shared a quick review of the new The Long Walk adaptation, offering solid praise for the film’s tone and pacing. He then revealed a new set photo from Shawn Levy’s Starfighter movie, which sparked a lively discussion between Matt and Nick about the project’s vibe. Both agreed—it looked like something straight out of Waterworld. The main event was a glowing review of Alien Earth Episode 7, where they discussed the fate of key characters like Kirsh, Wendy and her Xeno drone, Boy Genius, and Morrow. The tension is ramping up heading into the final stretch. Then came this week’s crossover chaos: Could a Jedi survive a chestburster attack? It was ridiculous, nerdy, and absolutely worth the discussion. The show wrapped with fan responses to the Jedi chestburster debate and the latest Top 5 Star Wars fan art picks, featuring another round of outstanding community submissions. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cq1fEPBFh10 Audio Only Version Show Topics: AMA The Long Walk Review New Starfighter Set Pic Alien: Earth Episode 7 Deep Dive Jedi vs. Chestburster Debate Question of the Week Responses and Top 5 Fan Artists Don't forget to tune into the Star Wars Time Show on a weekly basis via our podcast platforms or via YouTube if you prefer the livestream angle.

This week’s show opened with Matt solo on the mic, handling Ask Me Anything duties with style. Fans hit him with some fun ones—like sharing his best dad jokes and giving his take on Aaron Rodgers’ first game as a Pittsburgh Steeler. Naturally, it got weird. Matt also discussed breaking news from the galaxy. Thanks to Sigourney Weaver, it’s now confirmed that Pedro Pascal will appear in The Mandalorian & Grogu movie. He also reacted to Tony Gilroy’s comments about Lucasfilm “letting its freak flag fly” on upcoming projects, which could mean some wild Star Wars stories are on the way. Nick then joined the show to break down Episode 6 of Alien Earth, “The Fly.” Both hosts enjoyed the episode, especially its tension and visuals, but they still have questions about where the story is headed before the finale. For this week’s crossover segment, they debated the outcome of a wild galactic matchup: Yuuzhan Vong vs a Xenomorph hive. Who wins, and how ugly does it get? The show closed with fan responses to the Question of the Week and the newest Top 5 Star Wars fan artist showcase, highlighting another amazing round of toy photography and digital art. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p5j-rYe6hwU Audio Only Version Show Topics: AMA Pedro in Mando Movie Tony Thinks Lucasfilm is getting Creative Alien: Earth Episode 6 Breakdown Question of the Week and Top 5 Fan Art Don't forget to tune into the Star Wars Time Show on a weekly basis via our podcast platforms or via YouTube if you prefer the livestream angle.

This week’s episode opened with Matt holding things down solo, answering Ask Me Anything questions from the community. One standout: Would he still want to explore space after watching Alien: Earth? His answer revealed both caution and curiosity—and maybe a bit of trauma. Matt also shared a quick review of Caught Stealing, calling it a solid, gritty crime drama worth checking out. Then came the big reveal: brand-new stills from The Mandalorian & Grogu movie, followed by discussion of the now-confirmed Starfighter film from Shawn Levy. The cast is official, and the hype is real. Nick joined in to break down Episode 5 of Alien Earth, an episode they both loved for its clear homages to Ridley Scott’s original Alien and how it finally tied together some early premiere mysteries. Then came a galactic-scale debate: Could stormtroopers contain a Xenomorph outbreak on the Death Star? Let’s just say opinions were split and chaos ensued. The episode wrapped with fan answers to the Question of the Week and the latest Top 5 Star Wars fan artist spotlights, featuring more incredible toy photography and digital art from the community. https://youtube.com/live/8nZMv3EDQ7w?feature=share Audio Only Version Show Topics: AMA Caught Stealing Review Mando and Grogu Stills Starfighter in Production and Cast Revealed Alien: Earth Episode 5 Breakdown https://starwarstime.net/top-5-star-wars-artists-of-the-week-8-25-9-1-25/ Don't forget to tune into the Star Wars Time Show on a weekly basis via our podcast platforms or via YouTube if you prefer the livestream angle.

This week’s episode kicked off with Matt flying solo, tackling some Ask Me Anything questions from the community. One of the highlights? A classic “what if” scenario—who would survive longer against a Xenomorph on a ship, Chewbacca or Boba Fett? Matt weighed in, and the logic may surprise you. Nick jumped in shortly after and the duo broke down Episode 4 of Alien Earth. The focus this time was on Wendy’s strange connection to the Xenomorphs, including what might be some kind of communication or psychic link. There’s a lot to unpack with her character and the implications are huge. The crossover segment took things further by asking: What would the Galactic Empire do if they discovered a hybrid like Wendy? Would they weaponize her, study her, or destroy her? The theories got wild. As always, the episode closed with fan responses to the crossover prompt and a new batch of Top 5 Star Wars fan art features, showcasing some truly awesome work from the community. Whether you’re here for lore, speculation, or chaos, this episode had a bit of everything. Make sure to tune in for the recorded livestream on YouTube.com/StarWarsTimeShow, or hit up StarWarsTime.net to get the podcast version on the platform of your choosing. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GdnilKk-SPg Audio Only Version Show Topics: AMA Alien: Earth Episode 4 Deep Dive What would the Empire do with a Hybrid like Wendy? Question of the Week Responses Top 5 Fan Art Features

This week’s episode was a solo run as Nick took some much-needed vacation time, but Matt kept the show rolling. He kicked things off with Ask Me Anything, answering questions from the community—including one wild fan theory about how Ahsoka might eventually die. Speculation was intense, and the possibilities were darker than you’d think. Matt followed that up with a quick review of Nobody 2, which he found surprisingly fun. Sure, Bob Odenkirk as a John Wick–style assassin still feels a little absurd, but that’s half the charm. Then it was time to break down Episode 3 of Alien: Earth. Matt dug into the episode’s pacing, standout moments, and intriguing fan theories—like Wendy’s possible connection to the Xenomorphs and how Kirsh is starting to feel more and more like David from Prometheus. Next came a Star Wars crossover discussion: What would Palpatine do if he found a Xenomorph hive? Matt explored the dark potential of that twisted combination and read some amazing fan responses to the same question. The show wrapped up with the latest Top 5 Star Wars fan artists, featuring some incredible toy photography that you won’t want to miss. https://youtube.com/live/El2Dg7v1NlI?feature=share Audio Only Version Show Topics: AMA Nobody 2 Review Alien: Earth Episode 3 Deep Dive What would Palpatine do with a Xenomorph horde? Question of the week responses and Top 5 Artists of the week Don't forget to tune into the Star Wars Time Show on a weekly basis via our podcast platforms or via YouTube if you prefer the livestream angle.

This week’s episode delivered big ideas, horror vibes, and a creature crossover that no one asked for—but everyone needed. We kicked things off with Ask Us Anything, featuring a standout question: who would we want to direct a Star Wars movie, and during what timeline? Matt and Nick had very different picks with totally opposite directing styles, which led to a great debate. Matt then reviewed the new horror film Weapons from Zack Cregger. He found it to be well-made and tense, though maybe a bit overhyped compared to the buzz from fans and critics. Next came our deep dive into the first two episodes of Alien Earth (Neverland and Mr. October). We were impressed with the tone, storytelling, and pacing. However, we also called out a few continuity issues when compared to Prometheusand Alien: Covenant. Things got chaotic when we entered crossover territory, pairing Star Wars creatures like the Rancor and Acklay against Xenomorphs. Could Force users tame them? Which galaxy has deadlier predators? We wrapped with fan creature matchups and the latest Top 5 Star Wars fan art picks of the week. This one had it all. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JfYtFnpVTuU Audio Only Version Show Topics: Ask us Anything Weapons Review Alien: Earth Premiere Review and Breakdown Star Wars Creatures Versus Aliens Debate Question of the Week Responses https://starwarstime.net/top-5-star-wars-artists-of-the-week-8-4-8-11-25/ Don't forget to tune into the Star Wars Time Show on a weekly basis via our podcast platforms or via YouTube if you prefer the livestream angle.

This week’s episode opens with a twist—literally. We kicked things off with Ask Us Anything, where a fan asked which non–Star Wars movie had the biggest plot twist. Let’s just say Matt and Nick had very different answers, both pulling from late ’90s cinematic curveballs that still hit hard today. Matt then reviewed the new Fantastic Four reboot and called it a worthwhile, visually solid entry. However, it’s missing that deeper connective tissue to the larger MCU, which left him wanting more. The centerpiece of the episode was our Top 16 Most Shocking Star Wars Plot Twists. From I am your father to hidden Sith identities and surprise deaths, we broke down the moments that made jaws drop across trilogies and timelines. We closed out the show with fan-submitted plot twists that left lasting impressions, plus a brand-new Top 5 Star Wars fan artists spotlight for the week. If you’re a fan of galaxy-shaking reveals and deep Star Wars lore, this one’s packed with surprises. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QPuL-pMuxik Audio Only Version Show Topics: Top 16 Star Wars Plot Twists https://starwarstime.net/top-5-star-wars-artists-of-the-week-7-21-7-28-25/ Don't forget to tune into the Star Wars Time Show on a weekly basis via our podcast platforms or via YouTube if you prefer the livestream angle.

This week’s episode kicks off with some great Ask Us Anything questions—including our favorite Star Wars quotes and which ones we think are completely overused. (Looking at you, “MTFBWY”) Matt then reviewed the new 2025 version of I Know What You Did Last Summer. It’s decent, but didn’t quite live up to the original. Both Matt and Nick also shared their early thoughts on the new Switch 2 game Donkey Kong Bananza, and so far they’re both loving the gameplay, design, and retro vibe. We also gave a shoutout to Matt’s latest character deep dive on Tulak Hord, one of the darkest Sith Lords in Legendshistory. Definitely check it out if you’re into ancient Sith lore. The main topic was Part 2 of our “Most Forgettable Star Wars Characters” series, focusing on the Disney era—including movies, live-action shows, and animation. We ended the episode with fan-submitted forgettable characters and our latest round of standout Star Wars toy photography artists. If you like lore, laughs, and laser-focused opinions, this one’s a must-listen. https://youtube.com/live/o2sNJnXLzCQ?feature=share Audio Only Version Show Topics: https://youtu.be/OkLbytmGv84 15 Forgettable Characters from Disney Star Wars https://starwarstime.net/20594-2/ Don't forget to tune into the Star Wars Time Show on a weekly basis via our podcast platforms or via YouTube if you prefer the livestream angle.

This week’s episode blasts off with wild hypotheticals and hot takes across the galaxy. We started with Ask Us Anything, tackling whether classic disaster movie tropes could actually work in the Star Wars universe (asteroid incoming, anyone?), and debated how much speeding is actually acceptable on a galactic highway. Matt then shared his glowing review of James Gunn’s new Superman, calling it one of the best takes on the Man of Steel yet—though he did raise an eyebrow at the excessive use of Krypto. Meanwhile, Young Nick delivered his rebuttal to last week’s Jurassic World Rebirth review. Spoiler: he didn’t agree with Matt’s takedown. The main event kicked off our newest series: The Most Forgettable Star Wars Characters, starting with the pre-Disney era. From background Jedi to barely-named bounty hunters, we shine a light on the characters the galaxy left behind—and maybe for good reason. We closed things out with fan responses to our Question of the Week—who do you think is truly forgettable?—and highlighted a new round of incredible Star Wars fan artists in our Top 5 spotlight. If you’re into deep cuts, nerdy debates, and Superman hype, this one’s a blast. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0v_WK_ZurdE Audio Only Version Show Topics: Most Forgettable Star Wars Characters (Pre-Disney Era) https://starwarstime.net/top-5-star-wars-artists-of-the-week-7-7-7-14-25/ Don't forget to tune into the Star Wars Time Show on a weekly basis via our podcast platforms or via YouTube if you prefer the livestream angle.

This episode is packed with cereal debates, prehistoric disappointment, and some brutally honest Star Wars talk. We kicked things off with Ask Us Anything, where the community hit us with two very important questions: who actually gets covered by insurance in the Star Wars galaxy, and what is objectively the best way to eat cereal? Trust us, chaos ensued. Then Matt dropped his review of Jurassic World Rebirth… and let’s just say he’s not putting it in his top dino flicks anytime soon. Spoiler-free, but not rage-free. The main topic? We took a hard look at 15 of George Lucas’ biggest missteps with the Star Wars franchise—from questionable edits in the Special Editions to the handling of beloved characters and missed opportunities in the Prequels. Whether you agree or want to defend the Maker, this one’s gonna spark some discussion. We closed out with fan-submitted answers to our Question of the Week—what do you think George got wrong?—and spotlighted a fresh group of amazing Star Wars fan artists in this week’s Top 5. If you’re ready for some hot takes and hilarious tangents, this episode delivers. Let’s talk Lucas! https://youtube.com/live/4sdUNh4My-o?feature=share Audio Only Version Show Topics: 15 George Lucas Mistakes https://starwarstime.net/top-5-star-wars-artists-of-the-week-6-30-7-7-25/ Don't forget to tune into the Star Wars Time Show on a weekly basis via our podcast platforms or via YouTube if you prefer the livestream angle.

This week’s show hits hard with blasters, bots, and Boba recasts. We kicked things off with an Ask Us Anything question that really got us thinking: If Temuera Morrison couldn’t return, who would we cast as Boba Fett in a gritty, John Wick–style Star Wars movie? Our answers might surprise you (and might terrify some of you, too). Next, we dropped into review mode with spoiler-free takes on M3GAN 2.0—yes, the killer AI doll is back—and F1: The Movie, which had more speed than story, but still delivered some cinematic horsepower. Then it was time for the main event: Tier Ranking 37 Star Wars Trooper Variants from the Mandoverse, Sequel Trilogy, and Legends. We debated the deadliest, coolest, and weirdest ground units in the galaxy—from Sith Troopers and Dark Troopers to obscure Legends-era commandos. We wrapped up with fan answers to our Question of the Week—which troopers do you love from these later eras?—and featured a fresh batch of five standout Star Wars fan artists that deserve a follow. If you’re into trooper lore, bold opinions, and AI horror dolls, this episode’s got you covered. Hit play and get in the rankings! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mGcP2pWfxQc Audio Only Version Show Topics: https://starwarstime.net/top-5-star-wars-artists-of-the-week-6-23-6-30-25/ Don't forget to tune into the Star Wars Time Show on a weekly basis via our podcast platforms or via YouTube if you prefer the livestream angle.

This week’s episode takes a nostalgic trip through Star Wars history—and some hilarious misconceptions. We opened with Ask Us Anything, where a fan asked what we originally thought “the Clone Wars” were back when we first heard Obi-Wan mention them in A New Hope. Let’s just say… our imaginations went in some wild directions before the Prequels set the record straight. Next up: a spoiler-free review of 28 Years Later. Is it a worthy follow-up to 28 Days and 28 Weeks Later, or did the franchise stumble? We break it all down. Then it was time for the main event: our Tier List ranking of 40 Star Wars trooper variants from the Prequel and Original Trilogy eras. Clone troopers, stormtroopers, scout troopers, and everything in between—we debated them all, from S-tier elite to “how did they even make it through training?” We wrapped up with Question of the Week responses from the community and spotlighted five incredible Star Wars fan artists whose work deserves your attention. Whether you’re a trooper trivia master or just here for the chaos, this episode’s got something for you. Dive in, rank with us, and let the trooper wars begin. https://youtube.com/live/lPEFveTpaeQ?feature=share Vertical format for Mobile https://youtube.com/live/Wycai3JRzQs?feature=share Audio Only Version Show Topics: https://starwarstime.net/top-5-star-wars-artists-of-the-week-6-17-6-23-25/ Don't forget to tune into the Star Wars Time Show on a weekly basis via our podcast platforms or via YouTube if you prefer the livestream angle.

This week’s episode was all over the map—in the best possible way. We kicked things off with your Ask Us Anythingquestions, including the all-important one: what would our WWE wrestling names and finishing moves be? Then we jumped into our double feature review segment, starting with early thoughts on the How to Train Your Dragonlive-action remake, followed by a look at Mike Flanagan’s new film The Life of Chuck—a Stephen King adaptation that caught us off guard. But the main event? Our tier list ranking of 42 iconic Star Wars land vehicles, from AT-ATs and speeder bikes to some of the weirder rides that never left the surface of their homeworlds. Which vehicles earned S-tier? Which got banished to the scrap heap? As always, we wrapped with your Question of the Week responses and revealed our picks for five standout Star Wars fan artists you should absolutely be following. It’s a little weird, a little wild, and very Star Wars. Tune in, yell about our rankings, and drop your own S-tier vehicle picks in the comments! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N3NGNM4yaA0 Audio Only Version Show Topics: https://starwarstime.net/top-5-star-wars-artists-of-the-week-6-9-6-16-25/ Don't forget to tune into the Star Wars Time Show on a weekly basis via our podcast platforms or via YouTube if you prefer the livestream angle.

This week’s show is a hyperspace jump through fandom chaos—and we loved every second of it. We kicked things off with Ask Us Anything, where listeners hit us with questions about our earliest childhood memories. Things got real nostalgic, real fast. Then we took a sharp turn into movie talk with quick-fire reviews of Ballerina (yep, the John Wick spinoff), the wild Dangerous Animals movie, and the latest buzz surrounding the Nintendo Switch 2. Games, movies, and mayhem—check, check, check. But the real heart of this episode? Our Star Wars Starship Tier List. We ranked 60 of the most iconic ships in the galaxy, from S-tier legends like the Millennium Falcon to the ships that belong in the scrapyard. Expect debate, hot takes, and a few surprise placements you’ll definitely want to yell at us about in the comments. As always, we wrapped up with this week’s Question of the Week responses and our Top 5 Star Wars fan artists—trust us, these creators are worth checking out. Whether you’re here for lore, laughs, or laser cannons, this episode’s got something for every fan. Tune in and sound off! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BOS5OzVKqsI Vertical format for Mobile https://youtube.com/live/nIcRv93ZIcw?feature=share Audio Only Version Show Topics: Star Wars Starships Tier List Results https://starwarstime.net/top-5-star-wars-artists-of-the-week-6-2-6-9-25/ Don't forget to tune into the Star Wars Time Show on a weekly basis via our podcast platforms or via YouTube if you prefer the livestream angle.

We’re back from our two-week break—and wow, this episode had it all. Matt kicked things off with a heartfelt (and slightly chaotic) apology for his now-legendary Discord rant. Then it was time to dive into Ask Us Anything fan questions, ranging from thoughtful to… well, totally unhinged (and we loved every second of it). Things got real when we tried to interview Devin Doty about his stage appearance at a major Andor press event—but of course, tech gremlins struck and the whole thing spiraled into glorious Star Wars podcasting madness. We even managed to sneak in a sidebar on the Pee-wee Herman documentary on HBO Max (yes, seriously), before finally landing on our big topic: reflecting on Andor Season 2. We debated where it ranks among the live-action Star Wars shows and how it holds up against the films. Did Andor just become the gold standard for Star Wars storytelling? We’ve got takes. If you’re into Star Wars, wild tangents, and behind-the-scenes tech disasters, this one’s for you. Jump in, sound off in the comments, and may your comms always stay connected. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QMJ8fk46gAM Vertical format for Mobile https://youtube.com/live/20HAw6A1DsE?feature=share Audio Only Version Show Topics: Andor Season 2 Preseason Predictions Revisited https://starwarstime.net/top-5-star-wars-artists-of-the-week-5-26-6-2-25/ Don't forget to tune into the Star Wars Time Show on a weekly basis via our podcast platforms or via YouTube if you prefer the livestream angle.