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Send me a message if you actually read the show notes, or a letter like I said at the end of this episode for some reason. *DISCLAIMER* There are spoilers in this episode for the entire season of The White Lotus, so if you haven't watched it yet and you care about being spoiled, don't listen to this episode!!! *END DISCLAIMER*

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You can also follow Mike on Twitter and on Youtube and Instagram and Josiah everywhere. You can follow past and no doubt future guest of the show Michael DeLaney on Twitter You can also contact the show on all platforms. DeLaney also brings back the classic game Are You For Lando CalREALssian? I think is the name? It's something like that. That sentence meant nothing! It barely meant something to me! We've got the world's foremost Solo expert Michael DeLaney on the show this week, and we get INTO it. It's the end of the month and we're back to revisit and possibly rerate our penultimate Star Wars film which we have been coming back to in reverse HSWII order. And don't forget to rate and review on iTunes, or wherever you get your podcasts! And if you REALLY like the show, once again, head over to our Patreon at /howstarwarsisit for bonus episodes, Star Wars movie commentaries, and more!

You can also follow Mike on Twitter and on Youtube and Instagram and Josiah on social media.

You can contact the show on all platforms. Plus we play a game about the best movie sequels and I'm not as good at it as I wanted to be! This movie is a mess and is VERY Star Wars and it's a fun deep dive into one of Mike's favorite franchises. We're kicking off Matrix month with the sequel to our Matrix episode (which was over two years ago, wow we've been doing this podcast a long time) which is not coincidentally about the sequel to the Matrix, The Matrix Reloaded! I don't know if you've noticed this listeners, but sometimes I aim for confusing verbiage instead of economy of words with these descriptions.