Yes.

So, did the show get better? That crapfest is when I quit watching it.

God, Nemesis was terrible.

Oh, people. You're just encouraging him.

The movie isn't in public domain. Disney is going to expect you to buy a ticket.

So, it's this guy, then?

Bears actually talk like the ones in Country Bear Jamboree.

How many seasons would the Terminator: Salvation budget have paid for?

You missed my point. My point is, he lost his film making mojo after Empire, not at the time he was making Howard the Duck.

He fell down and hit his head. It was a terrible death.

Lucas lost his filmmaking mojo at the wrap party for "The Empire Strikes Back."

Could a movie be a surprise hit and spawn a bunch of sequels? Yes.

"what a puny plan."

Yes.

Smokey and the Bandit, The Spy Who Loved Me, Close Encounters, Airport 77, Annie Hall, A Bridge Too Far, Ron Howard's Grand Theft Auto.

No.

There were Interdictors in Jedi. There was an article—maybe in Cinefex?—on modelmaking for Jedi, and that was one of the models. Anyway, there were ships in ROTJ that the viewer didn't really get a good look at. The Interdictor was one of them.

The Emperor is referred to briefly in the conference room on the Deathstar. He dissolves the senate.

The whole hide-the-kids plan does seem kind of stupid. Of course, Vader appears to get progressively dumber. He kidnaps Leia a couple of times, and yet he never notices that she's not only Force-sensitive, but that she's a super-powered Skywalker like her twin brother.

A place that has a queen would also have princesses. That's how royalty works. A queen's daughter is a princess. No additional exploration required.