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Why is Moff Gideon overseeing similar experiments to those the Sith Eternal were doing for Emperor Palpatine? And who’s the mysterious “volunteer” they’re doing it for? Punch it!
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The place where Grogu was being held was the biggest open secret in the sector. Just ask Kuill! But who were those Nikto mercenaries working for, and why did Moff […]
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In yesterday’s episode, we pointed out that Moff Gideon is at the heart of many of The Mandalorian’s biggest mysteries. Today, we start examining those by exploring the history of […]
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Moff Gideon – played with fierce joy by Giancarlo Esposito – appeared in more episodes in season 2 of The Mandalorian than any other supporting character. Here’s what we learned […]
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A good pair of stories well told, “TIE Fighter” is an Alphabet Squadron prequel only loosely connected to the novel trilogy’s story, taking place just before the fall of the […]
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From the mischief in Alec Guinness’ eyes and smile, to Peter Cushing screwing up a line, to a guy yelling Vader’s lines from offscreen who sounds just like Rick Moranis, […]
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Three books, three narrators! Unusual, to be sure, and on today’s episode of the show, we’ll talk about January LaVoy’s performance in the audiobook of Victory’s Price. Punch it!
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An interview Alexander Freed gave at the very start of the Alphabet Squadron launch hints strongly at important themes in Victory’s Price. Also, a discussion of the key differences in […]
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When you call your book Victory’s Price, it shouldn’t come as a surprise that readers are concerned for the fates of their favorite characters… On today’s episode, we’re NOT going […]
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Moving confidently between epic battles and interpersonal dramas, Alexander Freed concludes the Alphabet Squadron trilogy in spectacular fashion with Victory’s Price. Punch it!