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This week on Movies, Comics and TeleVision, Corey and Marc discuss:00:44 - The Russo's seem pumped to be back with Marvel. Does their recent string of badly reviewed movies hurt?20:39 - A new podcast from DC, and Marc talks about John Cena (sorry)37:04 - Television Round Up47:44 - ‘DAREDEVIL: BORN AGAIN' Episodes III and IVHave a question for the fellas? Follow us on social media @MCTVPodcast, or visit MCTVPodcast.comMusic provided by WHALE AND THE WOLF. Check out their music on Apple and Spotify.

This week on Movies, Comics and TeleVision, Corey and Marc discuss:01:33 - Star Wars news! ‘THE MANDALORIAN & GROGU' has wrapped, and the upcoming Daisy Ridley vehicle changes17:20 - Episodes III and IV of ‘SUPERMAN & LOIS'29:47 - SPOILERS! Episode seven of ‘AGATHA ALL ALONG'. 50:35 - SPOILERS! The sixth episode of ‘THE PENGUIN'Have a question for the fellas? Follow us on social media @MCTVPodcast, or visit MCTVPodcast.comMusic provided by WHALE AND THE WOLF. Check out their music on Apple and Spotify.

Ewan McGregor returns to this beloved role in the 6-part Disney+ series. This new story set between Episodes III and IV of the movie saga features many familiar faces and a few new ones. But is this show the chosen one or just star-studded bantha fodder?

Issue #3 of The Living Page jumps into the time machine and goes back to 2008 to discuss what, at the time, was meant to be the official continuation of the Star Wars saga between Episodes III and IV....Star Wars: The Force Unleashed.  Join Jonathan, Sean, and special guest from GNN's YouTube channel Chris Cassidy as they discuss how they first learned about the game, their first impressions of playing the game, the story, memorable moments, the voice acting, literary and merchandise tie-ins.   0:00 Introduction 3:15 Where Did You First Learn About TFU? 9:40 First Playthroughs 17:15 Story Impressions 24:30 Memorable Locales & Standout Moments 29:15 Revisiting the Game Recently 36:30 Voice Cast 40:20 Literary Tie-In 45:45 Merchandising and Missed Opportunities 47:30 Final Thoughts and Contact   Contact the Show:    Twitter - @LogsAndLightPod  Facebook - www.facebook.com/LogsAndLightsabersPod   Instagram - @logsandlightsaberspod  Email: logslightsaberspod@gmail.com     Contact the Hosts   Jonathan - justadisneygeek on all social media Sean - Sean McGuire Bryan on Facebook, sccrfitch82 on Instagram Chris - It's a Vase Productions   Connect with Geek News Now  Twitter - @GNN_Home  Facebook - Geek News Now  Website - www.geeknewsnow.net  

Join John Walsh and Stephen McLaughlin on This Week's Force Friday Show we discuss: Disney boss confirms future of Star Wars franchise after The Rise of Skywalker Disney+ UK release date set for March 31 but fans moan wait for Star Wars Mandalorian TV series is too long Ewan McGregor says the Obi-Wan Kenobi Star Wars prequel will explore the character's ‘trauma' between Episodes III and IV Leia Was Originally Planned to be Star Wars' Real Last Jedi, According to Late Actor's Brother Your Hosts ‪Follow John: @Keltoi89‬ Follow Stephen: ‪@SJMcLaughlin76‬

A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away.... "The war is over. The Separatists have been defeated, and the Jedi rebellion has been foiled. We stand on the threshold of a new beginning." (Emperor Palpatine) For a thousand generations, the Jedi Knights brought peace and order to the Galactic Republic, aided by their connection to the mystical energy field known as the Force. But they were betrayed - and the entire galaxy has paid the price. It is the Age of the Empire. Now Emperor Palpatine, once Chancellor of the Republic and secretly a Sith follower of the dark side of the Force, has brought his own peace and order to the galaxy. Peace through brutal repression, and order through increasing control of his subjects’ lives. But even as the Emperor tightens his iron grip, others have begun to question his means and motives. And still others, whose lives were destroyed by Palpatine’s machinations, lay scattered about the galaxy like unexploded bombs, waiting to go off.... The first Star Wars novel created in collaboration with the Lucasfilm Story Group, Star Wars: A New Dawn is set during the legendary "Dark Times" between Episodes III and IV and tells the story of how two of the lead characters from the animated series Star Wars Rebels first came to cross paths. Featuring a foreword by Dave Filoni.

Sony Announces Preliminary Specs for PlayStation 5 AMD 3rd-generation Ryzen 8-core 7nm CPU based on Ryzen 2 Graphics based on AMD Navi and will support 8K resolution & ray-tracing Will support physical media Will use an SSD instead of a regular hard drive Backward compatible with PS4 games PS VR will be supported as is Leaked specs were released before Sony’s official announcement, had all official info plus: Backward compatibility with PS1, PS2, PS3 $500 list price   Microsoft’s Xbox Showcase Set for June 9th at E3 Leaked memo says Phil Spencer may “go big” with Project xCloud Will Microsoft reveal next Xbox (Project Scarlett) after Sony’s announcement? Will Microsoft announce new first-party games?   Microsoft Xbox One S All-Digital Officially Announced Console is disc-less Retail price is $249.99 Bundled with codes for Forza Horizon 3, Minecraft, and Sea of Thieves Will release on May 7   Microsoft Working on Game Pass Ultimate Combines Game Pass and Xbox Live Gold for $14.99 Select Xbox Insiders invited to try it Will release later this year   First Trailer for Respawn Entertainment’s Star Wars Jedi: The Fallen Order Revealed Single-player story-based game set in the Star Wars universe announced during Star Wars Celebration event The game’s events will take place between Episodes III and IV EA promises no microtransactions or multiplayer   First trailer for Star Wars Episode IX: The Rise of Skywalker Revealed JJ Abrams returns to direct Lando is back!!! PALPATINE IS BACK!!!   Avengers: Endgame reviews pouring in I’m not seeing ANYTHING regarding the movie A CAM version leaked from China. I refuse to see it! DON’T FUCKING SPOIL IT, ASSHOLES!!!   Game of Thrones Season 8 Debut Recap I...I got nuthin’ Gabe / Punisher is watching it for the first time ever. Thoughts of it so far? Playstation name change Sony enabled ability for users to change their name on PSN Names with “offensive” content will be changed by Sony to generic name Temp ban because some user names can mean something else. Like Kike_0615 is Mexican but the name looks like a Slur -https://www.digitaltrends.com/gaming/sony-will-censor-offensive-playstation-network-ids   Fortnite teasing an Avengers: Endgame event Epic Games has teased the event with tweets showing Fortnite characters with Cap’s shield & Thor’s hammer PlayStation Store has some info on the event: it runs from 4/25 at 7AM EDT to 5/5 at 11PM EDT   Capcom Announces Home Arcade, New Plug-and-Play Device The device is a huge Capcom logo with two joysticks with 8 buttons each Has Wi-Fi on board and HDMI Out Launches on October 25th for $260 Includes 16 games: 1944: The Loop Master Alien vs. Predator Armored Warriors Capcom Sports Club Captain Commando Cyberbots: Fullmetal Madness Darkstalkers: The Night Warriors Eco Fighters Final Fight Ghouls ‘N Ghosts GigaWing Mega Man: The Power Battle Progear Street Fighter II: Hyper Fighting Strider Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo  

This Special Episode, which in name confusingly slips between Episodes III and IV, but in chronology is BRAND NEW, the Wanderers are joined by Sam Carney, reporting on the FA Cup First Round. Who Am I?, a fan letter and some questionable beer promotion are all squeezed in. Enjoy.

After the Republic was used up, the central planets formed the Galactic Empire and decided all the planets had to join under their rule. There was some disagreement on that point, a Rebellion began. During the War, many of the Independents drifted to the edges of the system, far from Imperial control. Out here, people struggled to get by with the most basic technologies; a ship would bring you work, a blaster would help you keep it. A captain's goal was simple: find a crew, find a job, keep flying. We’re playing four sessions of Impulse Drive, a PbtA hack about making a living on the fringe of civilized space, inspired by Fiction such as Farscape, Firefly, Mass Effect, Star Wars, and many others. Play larger than life, volatile archetypes in a vibrant setting that is detailed by all the players as you play. -------------------------------------- This game is part of the ongoing Star Wars Saturdays series. The time setting is between Episodes III and IV of the Star Wars movie series, when the Empire was in control, Jedi were few and hunted, and the rebellion was growing in fits and starts. Characters and settings created in this miniseries will exist in the SWS canon for future miniseries.

After the Republic was used up, the central planets formed the Galactic Empire and decided all the planets had to join under their rule. There was some disagreement on that point, a Rebellion began. During the War, many of the Independents drifted to the edges of the system, far from Imperial control. Out here, people struggled to get by with the most basic technologies; a ship would bring you work, a blaster would help you keep it. A captain's goal was simple: find a crew, find a job, keep flying. We’re playing four sessions of Impulse Drive, a PbtA hack about making a living on the fringe of civilized space, inspired by Fiction such as Farscape, Firefly, Mass Effect, Star Wars, and many others. Play larger than life, volatile archetypes in a vibrant setting that is detailed by all the players as you play. -------------------------------------- This game is part of the ongoing Star Wars Saturdays series. The time setting is between Episodes III and IV of the Star Wars movie series, when the Empire was in control, Jedi were few and hunted, and the rebellion was growing in fits and starts. Characters and settings created in this miniseries will exist in the SWS canon for future miniseries.

After the Republic was used up, the central planets formed the Galactic Empire and decided all the planets had to join under their rule. There was some disagreement on that point, a Rebellion began. During the War, many of the Independents drifted to the edges of the system, far from Imperial control. Out here, people struggled to get by with the most basic technologies; a ship would bring you work, a blaster would help you keep it. A captain's goal was simple: find a crew, find a job, keep flying. We’re playing four sessions of Impulse Drive, a PbtA hack about making a living on the fringe of civilized space, inspired by Fiction such as Farscape, Firefly, Mass Effect, Star Wars, and many others. Play larger than life, volatile archetypes in a vibrant setting that is detailed by all the players as you play. -------------------------------------- This game is part of the ongoing Star Wars Saturdays series. The time setting is between Episodes III and IV of the Star Wars movie series, when the Empire was in control, Jedi were few and hunted, and the rebellion was growing in fits and starts. Characters and settings created in this miniseries will exist in the SWS canon for future miniseries.

After the Republic was used up, the central planets formed the Galactic Empire and decided all the planets had to join under their rule. There was some disagreement on that point, a Rebellion began. During the War, many of the Independents drifted to the edges of the system, far from Imperial control. Out here, people struggled to get by with the most basic technologies; a ship would bring you work, a blaster would help you keep it. A captain's goal was simple: find a crew, find a job, keep flying. We’re playing four sessions of Impulse Drive, a PbtA hack about making a living on the fringe of civilized space, inspired by Fiction such as Farscape, Firefly, Mass Effect, Star Wars, and many others. Play larger than life, volatile archetypes in a vibrant setting that is detailed by all the players as you play. -------------------------------------- This game is part of the ongoing Star Wars Saturdays series. The time setting is between Episodes III and IV of the Star Wars movie series, when the Empire was in control, jedi were few and hunted, and the rebellion was growing in fits and starts. Characters and settings created in this miniseries will exist in the SWS canon for future miniseries.

2008? Me neither. ...at least, that's what we'd be saying if the resulting Cartoon Network animated series didn't, um... get really good. Yes, we're covering the 2008 theatrical Clone Wars movie, aka the Thing That Almost Killed Star Wars As a Viable Franchise. Barring the actual Clone Wars series, we get into the nitty gritty of the era of Star Wars between Episodes III and the Disney takeover where George Lucas just sort of gave up. Between the awful pilot being released as a theatrical movie, the Dark Horse comics being subpar, and prospect of any more live action films being made basically dead, it was a dark time. So grab your lightsabers and lets rip and tear Clone Wars: Hutt Family Reunion! We now have a website! Find the cast and more at thefilmroom.org You can contact us at our new Contact Page on the site! We are on iTunes! Please subscribe, rate, and review!   Come help us grow and gain access to exclusive content!   Up Next: Easter Sunday!

Products of the Mind Episode 10: Star Wars Trademarks Welcome to Episode 10 of Products of the Mind. On this episode, I get into some of the highlights and lowlights from the ever-expanding galaxy of Star Wars trademarks. I remember eagerly waiting in line with my parents to see Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back. It was May 1980, and I was a few months shy of 4 years old. Little did I know that 35 years ago, the world would be eagerly awaiting yet another Star Wars epic. The Star Wars movie saga began on May 25, 1977, and the Star Wars trademark saga began shortly thereafter. Let's hop on our landspeeders and take a tour of some Star Wars trademark highlights (and lowlights.) A Long Time Ago... The first trademark application including the words "STAR WARS" was filed with the United States Patent and Trademark Office on July 27, 1977. The application listed two types of goods: comic magazines and toy action figures. The first Star Wars comic book came out in July 1977, so that was no problem. However, the action figures themselves weren't actually available at that point. In fact, despite the demand, the figures ended up not being ready by Christmas of that year, so, instead, kids were given an empty cardboard box that acted as a gift certificate. The toys were supposed to be delivered by June 1978. This is all very hard to imagine in today's instant on-demand world. By the way, that empty box is now very valuable. As of this writing, one of them is for sale on eBay for $7,995. Interestingly, the first record of a Star Wars-related trademark filing was an application by Lucasfilm to register THE FORCE for t-shirts. That one was filed on July 14, 1977. Shortly after those initial applications, the STAR WARS trademarks started rolling in...posters (had that), t-shirts (that too, of course), action playsets (ditto), and chewing gum (I think I missed out on the gum)...watches, paint sets, lunch boxes, socks and pajamas (trust me, I was looking pretty cool), board games and puzzles... And, of course, "Entertainment Services-Namely, the Production and Distribution of Motion Pictures." The Galaxy Expands Of course Lucasfilm and its associated companies sought trademark protection for all the most well-known characters: Luke Skywalker, Han Solo, Princess Leia, Yoda, and so on. But over time, they cast a wider net. Eventually they obtained trademark registrations (many of which have expired) for obscure characters such as Prune Face, Tooth Face, and Sy Snootles & the Bebo Band (the band playing at Jabba's palace in Return of the Jedi, of course). They registered not just Wicket the Ewok (that registration was for shampoo; after all, who wouldn't want a glossy coat of Ewok fur?), and the same character under his full name, Wicket W. Warrick, but also Willy the Ewok. Yes, even the characters from the not very good 1985 TV movie Ewoks: The Battle for Endor made the cut. And speaking of not very good, I'll just leave this screen shot from the USPTO here for you to enjoy: Star Wars Snacks Sadly, there's no trademark registration on file for Rootleaf Stew, which is what Yoda was cooking when he first met Luke in The Empire Strikes Back. An actual recipe for the stew was created by Chef Craig Claiborne for a 1983 NPR radio drama. It looks pretty good. And also, why isn't NPR doing any cool sci-fi radio dramas nowadays? Enough with actual news coverage and public affairs programming; I want my tax dollars going towards more Star Wars stuff. Lucasfilm used to have a registration for A NEW FORCE AT BREAKFAST, the tagline for the 1980's C-3PO'S breakfast cereal. Not much of a breakfast eater? That's OK, maybe you'll enjoy some wine from SKYWALKER VINEYARDS. Non-Traditional Trademarks Lucasfilm has protected not just the names, but also the shapes of some of its iconic characters, including R2-D2 and C-3PO. They've also protected some of the distinctive sounds associated with Star Wars, such as the sound of a lightsaber being activated, which is described as "a crescendo beginning with a snapping sound followed by a hiss sound" (click here to listen) and Darth Vader's labored breathing, described as "the sound of rhythmic mechanical human breathing created by breathing through a scuba tank regulator" (click here to listen.) The Saga Continues Earlier this year, Lucasfilm began filing trademark applications for STAR WARS THE FORCE AWAKENS. But of course, that won't be the end of the Star Wars saga, not by a long shot. STAR WARS ROGUE ONE (which takes place between Episodes III and IV) will be released in December 2016, followed by Episode VII, Episode VIII, and more to come. You can be sure that Lucasfilm will continue to keep things busy at both the box office and the trademark office. And I'll keep you posted when any Star Wars trademark news appears on my radar. Until then, fly casual, and MAY THE 4th BE WITH YOU. Thanks for Checking Out Products of the Mind! If you enjoyed today’s show, please share it by using the social media buttons you see at the top and bottom of this page. Also, please consider taking the few seconds it takes to leave an honest review and rating for the podcast on iTunes. They’re very helpful when it comes to the ranking of the show and I read every one. Finally, don’t forget to subscribe to the podcast on iTunes or your favorite podcast app to get automatic updates every time a new episode goes live. Here are instructions on how to subscribe, rate, and review the show in iTunes. The Credits As always, the music for this episode was provided by Le Chateau. The track name is “Bury You.” Go buy it on Soundcloud This episode and these show notes © 2015 David Lizerbram

Mr. DJ Sean O. has blessed us with a dope episode for Beats+Crates Radio. This episode is jammed pack with everyone from the Lootpack to Devonwho. Summer’s End has a real chill lounge vibe, but retains some energy. Very similar to DJ Sean O.‘s personality. You’ll never need to be in the mood to play Summer’s End because it’s right for every moment. If any of you don’t know Sean O., he’s a mellow cat with an eclectic music collection. Sean O. is always down to share his knowledge and love for music. Catch him on KPFK’s (90.7FM) Soundwaves with the host with the most Mr. Abraham Beltran and the lovely Ms. Cecilia choppin it up. Sean O.’s Sound Cloud account must be full, I swear this dude kicks out a mix a day. If you run into Sean O. or see him DJing at a spot, take a moment to say what’s up. He’s a truly a cool cat and a good friend. Check out DJ Sean O.’s newly redesigned site at DJSEANO.com, Twitter, MySpace, and everything else on the Internet. Download B+C: Summers End here and enjoy. BIG thanks to DJ Sean O. for bringing some dope tunes to Beats+Crates Radio. I also want to thank ISO50 for inspiring the artwork. Track List: 1. Beatfanatic – Intro (Adventures In The World of No-Fi Beats) 2. Dizz1 – Knontakosukeyaro 3. Juno Complex – Dirty Chip Stack$ 4. Devonwho – Funk 5. SiFunk & Garmunkle – Gabby 6. Dert – Dert Is Out Of Love 7. Lootpack – Episodes III (mv) 8. Jaylib – Heavy (instrumental) 9. Illa J – R U Listenin’? (instrumental) 10. Paralex – Rainy Thursday 11. Samiyam – Rooftop 12. Take – The Start Of Our Ending 13. Kev Brown – Intro 14. Svetnik – Looking Back On Old Days 15. Outkast – Mainstream 16. DJ Jazzy Jeff – Musik Lounge 17. Joe Beats – Outro 18. DJ Krush – Passage 19. FS Green – Preppy Lady 20. Quasimoto – Put A Curse On You 21. Bulljun – Fat Morning, Central Park 22. Presto – Drama 23. F.A.M.E – Indulgence 24. DOK – Taste! 25. Suff Daddy – One For Rawls 26. Kero One – Keep It Alive! 27. Y Society – Peace Im Out The Door 28. fLako – Shake It Harder 29. Ras G – Random Selection 30. Pete Rock – U Are What U Are 31. Kixnare – Kix Jazz Pt.1 32. Katrah-Quey - Radio Tag 33. Dibiase – Castlevania 34. Jurassic 5 prod. by Shafiq Husayn – Contribution (instrumental) 35. Paul White – Time Wars 36. Teebs – Untitled 37. Ta’raach – Millie 38. 14KT – Miss U (For Lost Loved Ones) 39. Peanut Butter Wolf – Summers End 40. 40 Winks – Rap About That