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This week, we’re breaking into the Lucasfilm Archives!

Uhhh no actually we're not it’s a storage unit.

We broke right in!

We knocked on the door and they opened it for us and we broke right in

This week, on The Star Wars Show!

Andi sits down with Star Wars author Jason Fry!

We dig for lost artifacts at the Lucasfilm storage unit!

And much, much more.

Now from the Lucasfilm Headquarters it’s The Star Wars Show!

Hey I’m Anthony Carboni And I’m Andi Gutierrez and welcome to The

Star Wars Show, a show that manages to keep the conversation about a 40 year old franchise

going every single week for the last year and change.

And we’ve haven’t had a slow news week yet!

NOTYET!!!

Lets go to the news!

Last week, ILM xLab and The Void, announced a new hyper-reality experience entitled, Star

Wars: Secrets of the Empire.

Secrets of the Empire will allow fans the opportunity to step into the world of Star

Wars through virtual reality in a fully immersive experience that utilizes more than just your

eyes and ears, allowing you to touch and even smell the world around you as you move freely

and untethered throughout the social and multi-sensory experience.

Star Wars: Secrets of The Empire will open at Downtown Disney in Anaheim, and Disney

Springs in Florida beginning this holiday season.

Entertainment Weekly revealed two new covers this morning featuring Rey on one and Luke Skywalker on the other.

Inside the Fall movie preview issue we're treated to a slew of new images

including our first look at the caretakers of Ahch-To island, the new Praetorian guards

As well as more images of Porgs, Finn, Rose, General Leia, Kylo Ren, Poe, Canto Bight and much much more.

For more information check out EW.com or pick up the issue when it hits newsstands this Friday.

In self-congratulatory news, The Star Wars Show

got its very own billboard on Hollywood Blvd. this week.

That’s right, the worlds best web series, as judged by ourselves, is out there in the

larger world spreading the good word about ourselves with a massive sign in the middle

of Los Angeles!

Man I’ll tell ya, everybody in LA is just talking about this sign.

It’s all I hear about in LA.

So much buzz.

So much so we sent our good friend Matt Lieb out on to the streets to talk to normal people

about their favorite short form variety series, The Star Wars Show.

Enjoy.

You are watching the Star Wars Show.

Matt Lieb here at the corner of Hollywood Blvd. and Sycamore where we have our very own “For

Your Consideration” billboard.

I’m goin around talking to people about how psyched they are that The Star Wars Show

was nominated.

Hey you guys like Star Wars?

C’mon you wanna talk about Star Wars though?

Star Wars bro!

Ever watch the Star Wars Show on the Internet?

Yes, oh wait on the Internet?

What’s Star Wars Show?

This is The Star Wars Show and we got nominated for an Emmy

WHAAAAA Emmy ballot was not so far away Oh that’s sweet man

Congratulations Star Wars plus Emmys!?

Have you heard of Star Wars Show?

It’s on the Internet No

No No

No I have not.

At some point we’re actually going to find someone that has actually seen the show.

I hope you find them.

Any of you guys members of the television academy?

Oh Hollywood Blvd. it’s like Comic Con all the time here.

Do you ever watch Star Wars?

I do, I’ve watched every film.

Every day is Star Wars with him.

NO!

We can’t have DC.

NO!

Hi Charles, I’m Matt.

I know, I’ve watched.

You have!

Yes?

Hello?

I watch it on YouTube sometimes.

My boys do watch it.

I watched like one of them, you know what I mean?

And when I watched it, I liked it.

I think you guys are going to win the Emmy.

Who doesn’t love Star Wars?

That’s a lot of Jedi words up there for you bro

I gotta soak this in for a second because this feels really good.

Hashtag Star Wars Show!

Emmy.

I think he’s heading for that small moon.

That’s no moon.

Everybody, say hi to my friend Jason Fry.

Who has written countless Star Wars books and is working on the upcoming novelization

of The Last Jedi which we can’t really talk about.

So we’ll start talking about things I use all the time.

Your reference books.

What’s that process like different from writing a novel or a short story or narrative

piece?

Both amazing amounts of fun.

It’s still storytelling but it’s storytelling with a different goal.

Instead of following characters along through plots etc.

You’re really looking at the stuff in the background but the idea is the same.

We’re still supporting the story whether is giving people more insight to what might

be happening just off screen or sometimes just having a whole lot more lore for people

who love Star Wars to dive into.

Do you have a favorite?

Because there’s gotta be some fun stuff that I haven’t even seen.

How many hours do we have?

There are so many.

The favorite one.

This was Pablo Hidalgo and I got up to this.

Looking at Han and Chewie’s bulk freighter in The Force Awakens which I also got to name.

Which was pretty amazing.

That’s fun.

The Eravana.

I can’t believe it!

The Eravana has all these cargo containers and things stuck to it.

Some of which we find out include Rathtars and stuff you don’t want loose.

There’s all this other stuff we never got to see.

Pablo and I were like there’s this one container that they’ve never been able to get into

that they don’t know what it is.

And we actually used the serial number on the crate at the end of Raiders of the Lost

Ark.

Nice.

That was easily my favorite.

Anything in the works right now while we’re coming up to Episode 8, The Last Jedi?

My friend Kemp Remillard and I are working on the vehicles book for Episode 8 which has

been a blast.

I’m also doing a really fun book called “Bomber Man” it’s a companion book to

Elizabeth Wien’s “Cobalt Squadron”.

I’m really looking forward to that one.

Oh man, me too.

I love Rose already.

I don’t know anything about her and I just want to know everything about her.

No I feel the same way.

I love thee characters and in that book we are doing things like telling stories of Rose

and some of her comrades in this war.

But that’s also been terrific moving ahead writing The Last Jedi: The Adult Novelization,

which is…

Super exciting!

Oh my goodness.

Congratulations.

Thank you That’s must be an insane undertaking.

Yeah it is.

But it’s a great challenge.

Just think about that and think about how you can support the story that we’re all

going to see on the screen.

I mean that’s a great challenge and I’m really enjoying it but at the same time I

always flash back to being 8 years old and holding the gold Del Rey original Star Wars

novelization and forcing myself to slow down because I was reading it so fast.

And now, amazingly I get to be a part of that tradition.

Awesome.

Well I can’t wait to read the novelization it’s going to be so much fun.

Thank you for coming by.

Thank you!

OOoooh!

These would run 2 grand or so This looks like a plug on your grandma’s

lamp Oh and he’s squishy!?

Hi I’m Max and this is Lucas and we are here at one of Lucasfilm’s top secret storage

units full of all kinds of cool stuff.

Including vintage collectibles of all sorts.

Lucas, let’s go root through some junk.

So if you um, I don’t know, invented Microsoft or something in the 90s you could wind up

with one of these in your living room.

This is the Don Post life-size Stormtrooper.

These would run back then around 2 grand or so and Don Post was one of the first early

licensees.

A lot of the 501st, their first helmet was a Don Post helmet.

Now if the budget for a Stormtrooper wasn’t doable you could also get something smaller

like this R2-D2 When Don Post first starting sending these

high-end replicas out, it was often the only thing you could get at this scale of this

quality.

Oooooh what do we got here?

This feels like we’re moving stones from some sort of ancient architecture.

This is Gentle Giant Yoda.

Oh and he talks too!

Normally when you handle a lightsaber you shouldn’t grab it by the blade.

Oh here is something that fetches a hefty sum no matter where you are in the galaxy.

Han in carbonite.

See where it’s from!

The Elusive original timeless collectible from the Lucasfilm archive collection is certified

as one of the limited edition of only 25 pieces that was created by Mario Shinto using original

molds from the Lucasfilm archives.

Now, we came here for a lot of reasons but really we came here for one reason and that

is to open the tomb of Jar Jar Binks.

(squeaks) Ah!

It’s alive!

Big boomers.

Now, ancient Star Wars collectors would insert a hook through the nose to remove the brain

and the entrails preserving the body for good.

This was a Pepsi promotional item.

The tomb of Jar Jar.

I love this.

Okay so that’s really cool.

There’s so much more stuff in there that we can’t wait to show you.

What was your favorite part?

No no don’t tell them, they have to tune in next time to see more.

I cannot believe we have a Jar Jar He is so beautiful

This is like, the best thing we could’ve ever done.

We can do so many things with him!

So many!

Speaking of, we want to know what sort of Jar Jar pranks we can play in the office with

our newfound friend.

Send in your ideas using the hashtag #JarJarPranks and you might see them in a future episode.

As for this episode…remember to like the video, subscribe to the channel, Follow us

on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.

Thanks for watching, and may the force be with you.

Now that we’re together, I’m never going to let you go.

Why are there so many Star Wars?

Because there was 9 books to the original story.

That sounds….wrong.

You need to ask George Lucas.

He wrote the books.

I’m positive that’s not right.

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