Weekend Star Warriors

The fuzz club continues down the Sarlacc's digestive system in the hopes of finding a way out.

After escaping Jabba's palace, our heroes bid a fond farewell to Shogo as he sets off to find Lilliana. Before they can come to terms with Shogo's absense, they are thrown into a horrifying new situation.

"The Force is Female!" is what Kathleen Kennedy insists. But if that is so, why has she relegated so many well-written strong female characters to "Legends" in favor of the likes of Rey, Holdo, and Quira? In this continuing series, I will catalogue the Strong Star Wars Women that have been cast aside by Disney.  This episode: The Tuskin raised Vong prisoner who isn't Darth...

Jenny GAY Jee and Jadelle perform their exclusive concert at Jabba's palace in order to distract everyone from an undercover rescue attempt.

Maklaw has a heart to heart with Chewbacca.

With Maklaw safely planted as a prisoner, the rest of our heroes negotiate a concert deal with the most notorious crime lord in the galaxy, Jabba the Hutt.

The Fuzz Club under their pop group cover continue to explore their three story penthouse to find what other presents Lillianna has left them.

Lilliana may be off on her own mission, but she is continuing to help her friends. She has set them up in a high end hotel and left them some very personal presents.

Beaten, bruised, missing a few fingers, the Fuzz Club continues their battle against the Mantis Syndicate, only to receive unexpected help from a pair of old friends.

Surrounded and outnumbered by the Mantis Syndicate of the Bounty Hunter's guild, (a group that takes in its bounties through sheer overwhelming force,) our heroes the Fuzz club have their work cut out for them.

Our heroes meet with the heart of scum and villainy: Lady Valerian. to find a way into Jabba's palace. 

The Fuzz Club gets valuable advice from Cappie (Watto) and set off to confront Jabba's number one rival: Lady Valarian.

The Fuzz Club visits the site of Maklaw's first major victory: the slave revolution on Tatooine, to find some interesting surprises. Apologies for the sound quality on these next couple episodes; I had the microphone on directional instead of surround setting.

Zyzzix' ghost from the past returns for revenge.

Following a self destructing spy note, the group visits Zyzzix childhood home... or at least what's left of it.

Not all of the Expanded Universe characters were winners. And while "My Girlfriend the Spaceship" ranks among the silliest of Star Wars stories, writers of the expanded universe did their best to incorporate and expand upon Luke Skywalker's ghostly ex: Callista. In the end, there is no denying the power and influence of this Clone Wars era Altisian Jedi Knight.

A shorter episode than usual simply to give more focus to Zyzzix and Ping Pong's premiere concert as Jenni Gay Jee and Jadelle.

While pretending to be pop stars and social media influencers, Ping Pong and Zyzzix bluff their way into a penthouse suite, and make preparations to perform their debut concert. Elsewhere, Maklaw and Shogo pretend to find a venue for the concert while surreptitiously searching for the Bothan Spy Network. 

Since Bothawi is the espionage capitol of the galaxy, they only way to be covert is to be overt. Thus: Ping Pong and Zyzzix instruct Maklaw and Shogo in the art of being flamboyant.

The Fuzz club makes first contact with an advanced alien society. Who better to represent them than Zyzzix Makth? What could possibly go wrong.

Our heroes finally make it to Endor... several months before the events of Return of the Jedi.

Shogo joins the game of smash or pass, or as it is now: Marry, Kriff, Befriend, Kill.

While on their way to the Sullust to take the Silvestri Pipeline to Endor, Zyzzix suggests a little game of "Smash or Pass" with the "Essential guide to Alien Species," to lift the spirits of the crew.

As our heroes take a break from pirate slaughter to loot, enemy forces move against them.

Our heroes board the pirate ship they have just disabled and proceed to slaughter the space pirates.