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Howdy folks! Erik here.This past Friday, we finally completed one of the longest-running franchises in RiffTrax and movie history: Star Wars! Those of you who have been RiffTrax fans since the early days may even remember when we released our Episode I commentary featuring just Mike and Kevin! And who can forget that time Darth Vader's less successful brother Chad was a guest on our riffs of Episodes II and V? All that being said, here now is our 17th Talkin' RiffTrax, nine minutes of Mike, Kevin, Bill, Sean and Conor talkin' on Zoom about this riveting conclusion to the Star Wars saga. Enjoy! You can download this video to your R2 unit or other video-playing devices at this link.

P.S. If you haven't seen it, be sure to check out this classic video of Chad Vader visiting our old office in San Diego to record his lines. Ah, memories.

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Talkin' Star Wars Episode IX: Rise Of Skywalker

This is "Talkin' Star Wars Episode IX: Rise Of Skywalker" by RiffTrax on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them.

Comments

Philip Frey

Wait. where's your riff of The Clone Wars theatrical film?

Mick

I didn't hear anything, it was drowned out by Conor's amazing bluescreen special effects lol (the bottle was perfect)

Ostermahaus

Chad guested on episode V, not IV... Absolutely loved your riffs on all the Star Wars stories! Now I wait for the Babu Frik origin movie.

Thom

So you folks are saying, you can explain what happened in this movie? I'm dubious..

Matt Stetz

I actually enjoyed episode 9 of Star Wars.

Bill Lemmond

I'll have to wait until my roommate gets the movie on DVD from Netflix. Looking forward to it. Your riffs are the only way another friend will watch Star Wars, and he loves them.

Spiky Mikie

Thank God thats over.......BAHAHAHAHAHA! If you guys need medication from all the emotional trauma, Im sure a few of Bridgets Sardine Martini's will help. I here she makes a mean one.....

Jeff

RiffTrax cathartically explains simultaneously why I love Star Wars but never put it as one of my favorite franchises. Seriously, I'm with Mike here. Have fun with it, and have a laugh where you are obviously supposed to. HAY-HAY!