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The 602 Club: A Geekery Speakeasy


Mar 13, 2015

Star Wars Rebels Season 1.

In October of 2012 it was if millions of voices suddenly cried out in joy, followed by agony, as we learned that Disney bought Lucasfilm and with that came the cancellation of The Clone Wars. Soon afterwards Disney, announced it was creating a new animated show, helmed by The Clone Wars Supervising Director Dave Filoni and Simon Kinberg that would chronicle the beginning of the Rebellion.

In this episode of The 602 Club host Matthew Rushing is joined by fellow Rebels John Mills and Tristan Riddell to talk Star Wars Rebels first season. We discuss our reactions to the news The Clone Wars was cancelled as well as our initial impressions of Rebels, the struggle for shows to survive in today's TV market, continuity, the Lando episode, the progression of villains, the characters, the huge ending, music, links to Luke Skywalker and our ratings.

 

Host

Matthew Rushing

 

Guests

John Mills 

Tristan Riddell

 

Editor and Producer

Matthew Rushing

Richard Marquez

 

Associate Producers

Norman C. Lao

Kenneth Trip

 

Production Manager

Richard Marquez

 

Content Coordinator

Will Nguyen

 

Chapters

Back in 2012 (00:03:40)

Initial Feelings (00:04:35)

First Impressions of Rebels (00:15:22)

Today's TV Environment (00:24:42)

Continuity (00:30:31)

The Lando Episode (00:35:36)

Boss Up (00:45:15)

The Characters (00:54:59)

A Huge Ending (01:03:25)

The Music (01:08:49)

Proto Luke Skywalker (01:12:30)

Final Thoughts and Ratings (01:20:03)

Closing (01:22:02)

 

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