SWNN Live! – ‘The Acolyte’ Teasers and a Look Back at ‘Star Wars: A New Hope’
This week on SWNN Live! we continue our discussion on the Star Wars movies and go back to the movie that started it all, Star Wars: A New Hope. It was a very fun week with a fun discussion, but prior to it, we also hit on some smaller news highlights including new info on The Acolyte and … special themed Oreos?? It’s a crazy time here so join Tyler and I (Jay) for a more lighthearted chat.
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Here in May, we have a bit of “calm before the storm.” So before The Acolyte releases, we figured we’d go back and finish our chats on the Star Wars movies. This week we cover my favorite Star Wars movie, A New Hope. But before then, we also talk about rumored The Mandalorian and Grogu casting news and other topics. Feel free to check those out down below:
03:20 Excitement for The Acolyte is beginning to ramp up
10:10 Sigourney Weaver possibly joining The Mandalorian and Grogu
15:55 Ahmed Best wanting to make a “John Wick-style” Kelleran Beq movie
19:30 Bix playing a larger role in Andor season 2?
29:15 Star Wars-themed Oreos??
30:50 A New Hope discussion
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Born and raised in Hawaii, Jay Goodearl runs the YouTube Gaming channel “Good Games, Dude” His channel aims to open up video games to beginners and immediate players and help them understand what makes games the art form that it is.
