It exists and it's going to air and they've provided a number of sample clips online. You are waiting for...?So, with all this Star Wars talk the last few days, why no mention of Star Wars Detours?
That's the news I'm waiting for.
I'm waiting to find out where and when it will air.
Valerie Bertinelli??? Not sure if she could be any whiter.they can recast.
James Bond for fucks sake.
I saw Mark Hammil on a rerun of One Day at a Time (circa 1976) as Schniders Kleptomaniac nephew the other day... He was hanging the hell all over Valerie Bertinelli like she was a hot dog he was eating.
Looking at her now, and looking at her then... I had no idea she was white.
Really? I always had trouble believing she was Italian. She looked more Irish to me back then. Of course my perception was clouded by youth and ignorance. Now I'm married to an Italian/Irish/Mexican woman who few people would guess Mexican or Italian as her background.She could have easily passed as hispanic if you didn't know her surname.
They should recruit hermit Luke to take out the New Emperor and Empress....Han and Leia!!!! Power corrupts yadda yaddaEveryone who talks about Mark Hamill sees him as the Jedi Pope, all dignified and wise, but I can see him playing an old and bitter Luke Skywalker, living like a drunk hermit somewhere on Tatooine, looking more and more like Uncle Owen every day.
The main bad guy hunts him down and forces him back into action, and of course, in a pivotal scene, the villain tells him "I am your SON"!
Mwahaha. That's what I'd do, anyway.
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Nah, but seriously, it makes dramatic sense. You just have to Anton Chekhov it up.
I actually did wonder if the female lead in the new trilogy will be either oblivious to pain and genocide or actually turned on by it. It seems to be a Star Wars tradition as much as the Droids.'"Find a village of Tuskan Raiders, or any stone age culture of bums, maybe even a settlement of homeless bums in tents fouling up a public park... So then kill all the women and children, and this is the really important part... Try to feel really bad about it and cry on her shoulder until she says that she'll do anything to stop you acting like a wussy... And you're in! You're welcome."
That would actually be more in keeping with current fashion. And I do like the symmetry of having his kid become the new Darth Vader.Everyone who talks about Mark Hamill sees him as the Jedi Pope, all dignified and wise, but I can see him playing an old and bitter Luke Skywalker, living like a drunk hermit somewhere on Tatooine, looking more and more like Uncle Owen every day.
The main bad guy hunts him down and forces him back into action, and of course, in a pivotal scene, the villain tells him "I am your SON"!
I don't eat happy meals and I don't buy toys, but I like stories about space monsters, laser swords and things that go pew.
I don't know if you're joking about the "I am your son!" part, since I think Luke would know if his own son was the bad guy. But I do think that would be an interesting way to take the story. First Luke saves his father, and now he has to save his son. It could work.Everyone who talks about Mark Hamill sees him as the Jedi Pope, all dignified and wise, but I can see him playing an old and bitter Luke Skywalker, living like a drunk hermit somewhere on Tatooine, looking more and more like Uncle Owen every day.
The main bad guy hunts him down and forces him back into action, and of course, in a pivotal scene, the villain tells him "I am your SON"!
Mwahaha. That's what I'd do, anyway.
It only sounds like I'm joking because I find the whole thing funny, but from my point of view, it's one of the only ways to make the whole thing make sense dramatically and to tie the three trilogies together:I don't know if you're joking about the "I am your son!" part, since I think Luke would know if his own son was the bad guy. But I do think that would be an interesting way to take the story. First Luke saves his father, and now he has to save his son. It could work.
I'm just a simple man trying to make my way in the universe.But don't you want those things on your dashboard? And your computer and key chain and dresser?
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