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EPISODE · Oct 5, 2019 · 1H 24M

158 | Triple Force Friday and Fan Feedback Explosion

from Star Wars Nerds Unite · host Nerds Unite Studios

Tim, Jen, Mason, talk "Triple" Force Friday and all the Star Wars toys that launched. A bunch of cool Star Wars books came out too.  Then we read fan feedback dating as far back as 2018. Just like time travel! #nerdsquadron #muster #starwars #swnu #tripleforcefriday #lego #hasbro #toys #forcefriday   Email Feedback! [email protected] Follow Us On Twitter @StarWarsNU@timvanautreve@safetyguy14 @superjen82 Follow Us on the Internets (Rate the podcast, #nerdsquadron!):StarWarsNerdsUnite.comApple PodcastsStitcher Listen to Other AwesomeBenViewPodcasts: BenViewNetwork.com is where you can discover the wonder of BenView!   Our new logo is courtesy of the amazing graphic designer, Jesus Gonzalez.  #starwars #podcast #muster #swnu

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Tim, Jen, Mason, talk "Triple" Force Friday and all the Star Wars toys that launched. A bunch of cool Star Wars books came out too.  Then we read fan feedback dating as far back as 2018. Just like time travel! #nerdsquadron #muster #starwars #swnu...

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