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Apr 24, 2017 1 hr 22 min

Episode 53: Battlefront II Panel Breakdown

from The Jodo Cast

Evan, Leo, and Joe gather 'round to breakdown and discuss everything coming out of the Battlefront II panel at Star Wars Celebration Orlando! Some of the information included in the discussion is from videos and articles that were subsequently released after the SWCO event, in case you only watched that and wondered where the info came from. Please have a look at our patron rewards and milestone goals at our Patreon! Leave us a comment on our website on what you'd like to see as a future reward or what you'd like to see us produce with your generous help! Share your thoughts with us on all our social sites, as well as leaving us a review and comment on iTunes! After you finish listening, check out our YouTube page for past recorded video game streams and our twitch channel for upcoming live streams! Be sure to join the conversation at our new subreddit at reddit.com/r/thejodocast! If you want to get in contact with us, there are many and various ways, including these: Subscribe to us on iTunes, Google Play Music, Stitcher, or our RSS feed Follow on twitter Also Follow on our new Instagram! Add on Facebook and email the show at [email protected] Be sure to tell all your friends and fellow Star Wars fans about us! Help us get the word out by giving us a review on iTunes! Also, remind them yet again to stop censoring our name. It's just annoying.

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