Force Ghost Coast To Coast

We opened up our hotline to our friends and listeners, and got some opinions on The Rise of Skywalker. Check out what our pals thought, and we'll be back in 2 weeks with a recap of The Mandalorian.

The wait is over! Liz, Matt, and Brian have seen Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, and have many, many thoughts. Topics discussed included: the Emperor fucks?, the dismantling The Last Jedi, and cameos from the 'little bears,' an old Rebellion pilot, and lots more.Please be warned that they will spoil the whole movie, so don't listen if you haven't seen it yet.

In the final installment of our Star Wars rewatch series, Brian welcomes Never Not Funny co-host Matt Belknap to discuss the eighth film in the Skywalker Saga. Questions asked include: is Rian Johnson too good of a filmmaker for Star Wars? When is too much subversion of expectation problematic? Should the film be 20 minutes shorter?

The episode no one demanded is here! Watch the infamous Star Wars Holiday Special along with Liz, Matt, and Brian (and Brian's kids). High (or low?) lights include us guessing Lumpy's full name, some casual murder, the most sincerity in the history of Harrison Ford, and an incredibly trippy cartoon interlude.

Two of the Multiversity Manga Club co-hosts stop by to discuss the seventh Star Wars film, The Force Awakens.

Liz, Matt, and Brian discuss the first two episodes of The Mandalorian. Topics discussed include Baby Yoda, the lack of women in Star Wars, and just how quiet and deliberate the series is.

On this week’s episode, we welcome DC3cast cohost Vince Ostrowski to discuss the final film of the original trilogy, Return of the Jedi. Topics discussed: the weird emotional beats, the poor dialogue, and the terror that the Emperor brought children everywhere.Oh, and the two worst Werner Herzog impressions of all time. On November 22, we’ll be back with Matt and Liz to discuss the first few episodes of The Mandalorian. And remember, from now on we are weekly through the end of 2019!

On this week's episode, we welcome back former host Alice W. Castle to discuss Brian's favorite, and Alice's third favorite, Star Wars film, The Empire Strikes Back. Topics discussed include the second act's fuzzy timeline, imperial propaganda vis a vis Hoth, Lando, and lots, lots more.

On this week's episode, we welcome former Multiversity editor Matt Garcia onto the show to discuss the first Star Wars film, A New Hope. We discuss the special editions, the de-specialized editions, the stand-alone nature of the film, and what Star Wars could have been.

The Star Wars: Rise of Skywalker trailer has been in the ether for about 10 hours now, and so before starting our work days, Matt, Liz, and Brian gather via the magic of cellular phones and Skype to discuss the final trailer of the Skywalker Saga.

Liz, Matt, and Brian wrap up a lackluster New York Comic Con 2019, in terms of Star Wars news, but do discuss the second volume of the Marvel "Star Wars" comic, debate what "Project Luminous" might mean, and discuss the streaming wars, and what that may mean for the Disney Plus Star Wars shows. Plus, we open some mail!

This week, Brian is joined by his regular co-host Liz to discuss Rogue One. Topics discussed include the need for better introductions of names, the lack of romance and, of course, the badass Vader scene.

This week on the show, we take a deep dive into some of our favorite Star Wars memorabilia, from childhood toys to drinking accessories. Plus, the usual tangents you've come to know and love.

This week, Brian welcomes Robots From Tomorrow co-host Greg Matiasevich to discuss the second, and final 'A Star Wars Story' film thus far. Among the topics discussed: droid/human sex, the lack of pointing, and a certain Lucasfilm connection.

This week, Liz, Matt, and Brian try to piece together as much information as possible about Episode IX: The Rise of Skywalker. Topics include: Lando's (prospective) kids, bad CGI, Sith Troopers, and more.

This week, Brian welcomes his DC3cast co-host Zach to discuss the final installment of the prequel trilogy, including some world-class overacting, the Clone Wars effect, and coin the term "Stop force-lighting yourself!"

Liz, Matt, and Brian reunite to discuss James Luceno's Catalyst: A Rogue One Novel, and discuss things like the book's weird weight-shaming of Lyra, the enjoyable Has Obitt, and the scores of missed opportunities.

This week, Brian welcomes new co-host Matt on the show to discuss Episode II: Attack of the Clones. Topics discussed: Lucas's poor naming conventions, wasted villains, killer slugs, and Yoda doing flippy shit.

There’s been an awakening… have you felt it?On this second episode of the new season, we welcome our new cohosts Liz Farrell and Matt Liguori, who will be joining us every month going forward! As an introduction to the new hosts, we discuss our favorite characters, our Star Wars origins, and we each rank the 10 feature films.Please follow us on Twitter, @ForceGhostC2C, and feel free to email the show at ForceGhostC2C(at)gmail(dot)com. If you’d like to share your Star Wars memories or questions, or anything else about the saga, leave a message on our hotline – 973-913-4627.Please subscribe in Apple Podcasts, listen on ART19, download it here, and share the links around.And remember – the Force will be with you – always.

On this first episode of the new season, we welcome writer Michael Moreci to discuss the first, in George Lucas's eyes, Star Wars film, The Phantom Menace. We discuss Qui-Gon (good!), JarJar (bad), and everything in between.