Weekend Star Warriors

When is your strength useless? When you can't find anything to use it on. Maklaw spends an entire episode lost in the bowels of a pirate ship.

While searching for a medical facility, our heroes receive a distress signal in the Roche system. But the ship appears undamaged and is not responding to any hails. You don't need Admiral Ackbar to tell you what this is. (If you don't get this joke, you're not a real Star Wars fan.)

Luke suspects where Liliana has gone, and it's just a light hour away. The group make a brief detour to the alleged home world of Imperial Spy: Shira Brie.

The party has been spotted, it's on like Donkey Kong. Maklaw and Shogo draw Imperial fire while Luke and his squad infiltrate the munitions factory and plant explosives.

Maklaw and Shogo gather up weapons and supplies before meeting the troops and heading out to Belderone.

As Ping Pong and Zyzzix continue their mapping mission, we check in on the rest of the group at the Echo Base.

Ping Pong and Zyzzix visit Koda Station: the Skid Row of the Star Wars Galaxy.

Ping Pong and Zyzzix volunteer their services to stake out the Tauntaun paddock, and see why they have been disappearing.

Zyzzix and Ping pong take a break from their work on the construction of Echo Base to discuss where they want to go next.

Second episode of my series where I show that true Star Wars fans are fine with strong women, provided they are well written.

Ping Pong's recount of the 6 months she accidentally eraced from Zyzzix and Maklaw's memories nears it's conclusion.

Ping Pong continues to recount the memories she accidentally erased to our Maklaw and Zyzzix. The story of Carrida has concluded, and we now move on to Maklaw's secret Zygerria Mission and the Star of Empire cruise.

Series 2 begins with a recap of our missing episodes from series 1. Our heroes wake up in a room made of ice, with a bad hangover an no memory of what happened over the past 6 months. 

Sorry for the delay, but we are still here.

Sorry for the long wait. Bit of data loss (about 2 years' worth of episodes.) We managed to recover some of the data, but it will take a while to go through it all and see how much was saved. Rest assured, we are being extra careful with our re-recordings and backing them up in several locations.  But onto the episode: the start of the midnight battle against 30 combat arachnids, with our her...

Part nine of my chapter by chapter recap of the first ever Star Wars Expanded Universe Novel: Splinter of the Mind's Eye: a direct sequel to the original movie. Written by Alan Dean Foster, who Disney is refusing to pay royalties to despite continuing to profit from his work. Pictured version on Youtube soon to follow. # dearmickey #DisneyMustPay #alandeanfoster https://www.sfwa.org/2020/11/18/dis...

Part eight of my chapter by chapter recap of the first ever Star Wars Expanded Universe Novel: Splinter of the Mind's Eye: a direct sequel to the original movie. Written by Alan Dean Foster, who Disney is refusing to pay royalties to despite continuing to profit from his work. Pictured version on Youtube soon to follow. # dearmickey #DisneyMustPay #alandeanfoster https://www.sfwa.org/2020/11/18/di...

Part seven of my chapter by chapter recap of the first ever Star Wars Expanded Universe Novel: Splinter of the Mind's Eye: a direct sequel to the original movie. Written by Alan Dean Foster, who Disney is refusing to pay royalties to despite continuing to profit from his work. Pictured version on Youtube soon to follow. # dearmickey #DisneyMustPay #alandeanfoster https://www.sfwa.org/2020/11/18/di...

Part six of my chapter by chapter recap of the first ever Star Wars Expanded Universe Novel: Splinter of the Mind's Eye: a direct sequel to the original movie. Written by Alan Dean Foster, who Disney is refusing to pay royalties to despite continuing to profit from his work. Pictured version on Youtube soon to follow. # dearmickey #DisneyMustPay #alandeanfoster https://www.sfwa.org/2020/11/18/disn...

Part five of my chapter by chapter recap of the first ever Star Wars Expanded Universe Novel: Splinter of the Mind's Eye: a direct sequel to the original movie. Written by Alan Dean Foster, who Disney is refusing to pay royalties to despite continuing to profit from his work. Pictured version on Youtube soon to follow. # dearmickey #DisneyMustPay #alandeanfoster https://www.sfwa.org/2020/11/18/dis...

Chapter 4 of my recap of the first ever Star Wars Expanded Universe Novel: Splinter of the Mind's Eye: a direct sequel to the original movie. Written by Alan Dean Foster, who Disney is refusing to pay royalties to despite continuing to profit from his work. #DisneyMustPay https://www.sfwa.org/2020/11/18/disney-must-pay/Youtube version with pictures soon to follow. #dearmickey #disneymustpay #aland...

Following up a lead on the spice runners, the group sets out to investigate the mysterious trespassers sneaking around the local high school.

"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 new series, I will catalogue the Strong Star Wars Women that have been cast aside by Disney.  First up is Mara Jade Skywalker: so much more than just Luke's wife.

Sorry for the delay: Part three of my chapter by chapter recap of the first ever Star Wars Expanded Universe Novel: Splinter of the Mind's Eye: a direct sequel to the original movie. Written by Alan Dean Foster, who Disney is refusing to pay royalties to despite continuing to profit from his work. #DisneyMustPay https://www.sfwa.org/2020/11/18/disney-must-pay/

While Ping Pong fights off the effects of the Glitterstim, Shogo and Maklaw interrogate the junkie she got the drug from. But sometimes villain and victim is not black and white