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EPISODE · Dec 16, 2025 · 56 MIN

Episode 93: 'AI scripts are terrible!'

from Code Clearance Blue: A UK Star Wars podcast · host Paul Garrett, James Barrett

In this episode, James and Paul discuss their recent visit to a prop store, share experiences from various conventions, and reflect on the impact of Star Wars on their families. They delve into the future of Star Wars films, including the potential for new releases and the nostalgia surrounding past films. The conversation also touches on the topic of film piracy and its cultural significance, as well as the excitement surrounding upcoming anniversaries and releases in the Star Wars franchise.Chapters00:00 Return of Co-Clearance Blue02:42 Exploring Star Wars Props and Conventions05:25 Collecting Autographs and Convention Experiences08:10 Star Wars Film Discussions and Family Engagement10:57 Future of Star Wars Films and Projects13:44 The Hunt for Ben Solo and Fan Reactions16:27 AI Clips and Audience Testing27:11 Exploring Star Wars Lore and Fan Theories29:49 The Evolution of Star Wars Fan Creations32:47 Disney's Influence on Star Wars Content35:25 Anticipating Future Star Wars Releases38:08 Reflections on the Sequel Trilogy43:32 Nostalgia and Pirate Copies of Star Wars

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