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RFR Q&A #116: Father and Son (Patreon)

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2022-04-19 20:20:12
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Darth Vader wanted to rule the galaxy with Luke Skywalker as "father and son". RFR V.I.P Jamie Bruno and 10 year old son Caleb carry on with this tradition by ruling this episode of Q&A. We learn about how Jamie and Caleb share their fandom with each other, their love of STAR WARS parodies, and stories from their visit to STAR WARS: GALAXY'S EDGE. Caleb is a sharp and fun kid who keeps us on our toes. Enjoy! 

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Rich Gibbs

Maybe another kid-friendly parody (oldie but a goodie): Grocery Store Wars

Carlos Ortega

Jimmy: “MY George Lucas certainly didn’t use any focus groups” Lol had to stop listening to bring this up 😂

Peter Beisser

Best part about RFR Q&A is that it truly can be anything the guest wants. Great job, Jamie and Caleb! Awesome to hear the passion for the Wars being shared with the next generation!

Todd “Suds” Sedlacek

Loved hearing a father and son team sharing their love for Star Wars. TOAST!!!

Antonio from NJ

Fun conversation! Highly recommend Phineas and Ferb star wars movie jmac referenced. It's a bit of a retelling of the movies (the writers are clearly fans) and it's a lot of fun for the kids

Eric from Phoenix

Fun show guys! I crack up every time I watch Bad Lip Reading videos and the Yoda seagulls one is my favorite. I got to watch Hardware Wars at school when I was a kid on the old reel to reel movie projector. I used to love the $6 million Man TV show when I was a kid. I was always disappointed that it never showed up as reruns where I lived. Fast forward to moving to AZ and our local oldies TV station plays the reruns. I was so excited to DVR the shows and watch them as I hadn't seen any since they ended in the late 70's. Oh boy, they didn't age well....I was disappointed but it was still fun watching them. It took me back to playing with the 12 inch action figure and his weird space bike thing :)

Alex Doud

I know I'm a little behind and I may have missed it while multi-tasking during the show but was the ultimate pardoy mentioned - Space Balls!?! When age appropriate the Robot Chickens and Family Guys are great! Good show!