Obviously the way AV Club is now, it's difficult to have such an extensive music section like Pitchfork or whoever else. But I really enjoyed the very well-written/thought out monthly aggregate sort of posts like Loud/Metal Box.

Please bring back Loud!

I think the Battle of Hoth is my still favorite, just because it's so filled with dread as their hideout shakes with snow and the AT-AT walkers are awesome. But yeah, I liked Endor a lot too.

It's pretty bleak to show an obvious merchandising tie-in try to rouse another obvious merchandising tie-in back to life.

Yeah, the puns this week have been sarly laccing. It's the pits.

He'll be a great offensive lineman

The fact that this wasn't anything close to a Q&A question is what annoys me about Star Wars week here. Sure you can BS a larger word count out of calling the prequels "brilliant," or how you'd "fix" Star Wars, but there was so little written about actually enjoying Star Wars itself. And because I saw them as a kid,…

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When he shouted "You were supposed to be the chosen one!" he was talking to a bottle of Johnnie Walker that his manager took away from him.

As a Canadian, maybe he can see her bedroom from his backyard

I'm now imagining him getting killed a la Hitler in Inglorious Basterds.

Meth's not the boss of me nowwww. Meth's not the boss of me nowwww.

Watching the Millenium Falcon (captained by Lando!) wend its way around Star Destroyers and then through the Death Star is so much fun. And the asshole dings off the radar too!

What do old men in Bespin yell at? The ground or the sky?

It's mentioned below, but it bears repeating. People who complain about Return of the Jedi clearly have forgotten about the entire opening sequence with Jabba and the Sarlacc Pit. That's some of the most exhilarating and strange stuff in the whole series. But I guess…hanging out in some goopy red lava planet where…

I think Steve Byrne could be decent in a sitcom. He's charming and funny enough at times with a good sense of timing. But apparently he shouldn't have anything to do with the creative work for said sitcom. Uhhh Hapa pride?

Yeah, that's most of what I'd heard. Along with them trying to turn it into Friends mid-season. And her wanting to feature heavy drug use.

Low Winter Sun?

Agreed. That first episode had the one raw moment with the black classmate. And pretty quickly, Eddie's now got a crew of generic, friendly white friends. And the black kid too.

Hey, in those days you could have a upwardly mobile black family on TV, with a rapist as its patriarch giving life lessons to kids of all ages. And you'd have a huge hit. Different times.