These Star Wars Shorts Are My Favorites | Compilation Video 

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Joey, I’ve seen most of these, but it’s nice to have them back to back. you’re great creator. Thank you for your hard work.

That was a fun video! Really enjoy every moment of it. It's like a memory box! You could do videos about gifts from your fans and toy hunting. Also collectors tips and what to look for when you hunt for action figures and toy sets. I will be watching you !!

You definitely need to have some blue milk with those Oreos 😂I remember Leonardo DeCaprio had a big collection of the Stretch Armstrong figures. The Krayt dragon is the skeleton that C-3PO is walking past in the sand dunes also in SW A New Hope 👌😉 thanks for the video 👍

I think all of us avid collectors can relate to the first clip. We get so caught up in our favorite hobby, that stuff other people might find more important gets forgotten about now and then. :) I would totally watch Romy and Joz! It might be the best Star Wars TV show ever. It's amazing all the twists and turns in our lives that wind up changing our futures isn't it? If Lucas hadn't have had that car accident, he might have tried to be a professional race car driver instead of a filmmaker. We can certainly thank Lucas' love for speed for giving us the dynamic dog fights in space, chase scenes with the speeder bikes and especially the Pod Race in the movies. Science fiction movies rarely had this sense of breakneck speed in scenes before Star Wars, especially not if those scenes were happening in outer space. I think this is the first time we get to see Mrs. Padawan. She's a keeper for sure. The part where she guesses the names of action figures is hilarious! I think the price on the Rocket Firing Boba Fett is far too high, but then I'm a collector who refuses to pay more than $40 for any action figure regardless of what someone says it is worth. I have only spent $40 for an action figure once, so far, and that was because it was a loose, complete Lumat Ewok in fantastic condition and I didn't have one. He's my most expensive action figure that I've bought. I own several figures from my childhood that people have told me were worth a lot more than $40 though. I have a hand-painted Boba Fett too, but that's because I took a bunch of scale model paints and repainted a very beat up figure from my childhood. Anyone who buys him in the future when I'm gone (I will never sell him) will be able to tell that he's not a near mint original because I painted his chest armor and helmet faceplate different shades of green and red respectively than what Kenner ever used. I like Boba Fett as much as the next guy, but I have many other uses I can think of for $500,000. The house I am currently living in was financed for less than that. If I had that kind of money handy, I would pay off the rest of what I owe on my house and remodel it instead of buying this action figure. Yes, congrats to whoever owns this figure! It's the American dream to be successful enough to spend whatever it takes to acquire what you really want. Very cool coin collection! I think it could go sky high in price in the right auction. Easily $50,000. Very funny little clips here! Yes, Red Snaggletooth does look like Blue Snaggletooth's kid or something when you put them next to each other. When I want blue milk, I mix a little blue Gatorade powder in with oat milk. It's pretty good. I like the new Stormtrooper 5POA figure because I needed another Stormtrooper for a diorama that I'm making that already has troopers from the more modern lines in it. It was nice to find this one for less than $8 rather than having to spend a lot more than that for one of the more highly articulated ones. This 5POA trooper looks pretty good next to the Stormtrooper from the Rogue One line. My wife and I watched E.T. again recently after we found it on Blueray at Big Lots. It's her favorite science fiction movie and I like it a lot too. It is indeed very cool when Elliot is showing his new friend all of his toys, especially the Star Wars ones. I chuckled when he shows E.T. the Hammerhead figure because I remember thinking as a kid that Hammerhead looked a bit like a creature E.T. might have known from the planets he'd visited. We then later find out in the Star Wars prequels that is indeed the case since E.T.'s race is part of the Galactic Republic. :) It's fun to know that the Landspeeder is based on a Reliant Robin/ Bond Bug car. Those cars crack me up! There's a very funny episode of Top Gear where Jeremy tries to drive a Robin across town. The redesign to make it a Landspeeder is more stable than the Robin or Bug were. I loved, loved those motion control theater rides! I wish I could have gone on Star Tours back then, but I did get to ride the ones in Star Trek the Experience in Las Vegas when they were going and those were awesome! Someone needs to bring back these motion control theater rides. People are still not flocking back to the theaters much, but I think some cool rides like this would bring them back. Everything, everything matters to some Star Wars collectors. Every little variant, whether intentional or just a factory mistake, matters to some collector out there. :) Now, the prop X-Wing fighter, that's something that I just might break my 'no more than $100 for any vehicle' rule for. I might even sell a few items in my collection to get something like that. I find the way that movies are made to be fascinating, sometimes more interesting than the movies themselves, so to own an actual prop seen on screen would be totally cool! But a million dollars? Nope. I want one, but not that badly. I might be willing to go $1,000 for something like that. I love the Droids and Ewoks cartoons! I have them on DVD. Back when they came out, we were totally stoked because we hadn't seen anything new from Star Wars for a while. I thought that they were very good even then. Here's a little bit of trivia: Did you know that the theme song for the Droids cartoon was written and performed by Stewart Copeland who used to be a member of the band The Police? No wonder it's so good. I'd say the rock band members are the most surprising as being collectors of Star Wars. You just don't think of rough and tumble guys like that being into toys. Okay.....I don't think I've ever seen the Japanese Sea Chicken Star Wars commercial. That's hilarious! I guess it's the same idea as when they marketed tuna as 'chicken of the sea' over here, but to see it juxtaposed with kinda sorta Star Wars scenes is really odd. To quote C3PO, "Sometimes, I just don't understand human behavior". Yes, the Fisher Price Adventure People were indeed awesome! They were my first line of action figures before Star Wars. I kept playing with them after Star Wars toys came out and mixed them together. Making the Star Wars ones the same scale was a genius move. Before I ever got an X-Wing, TIE Fighter or Landspeeder - my Luke, Darth Vader, Ben Kenobi etc. figures were zooming around in Fisher Price boats and airplanes that my imagination turned into space ships. The clips of the interviews are very good. I've always been a fan of Sir Alec Guinness, even of his movies before Star Wars. He was fantastic, for example, in Lawrence of Arabia. I wonder if Lucas saw him in that and it gave him the idea that Alec would be good for Obi Wan. Carrie Fisher is very sweet in this interview clip you have. It's hard to imagine anyone else being Princess Leia now, but many actresses, some of whom went on to be famous in other ways, almost got the part. Jodie Foster would have been an interesting choice, as would Jane Seymore - who wound up being in a space opera later on when Universal came out with their answer to Star Wars.... Battlestar Galactica. Something like the Death Star isn't possible in reality. We can't even keep the International Space Station running very well and I've heard they are about to scrap it after only 30 years. We won't even have a space station like the one in the original series of Star Trek at this rate. Humanity will have to conquer and mine the resources from several planets to make anything like the Death Star - just like the Empire had to if you read the novels which talk about where the Empire was getting various minerals, energy sources, etc. from. The Khyber Crystals being mined from Jedha in Rogue One is an example in the movies of what the Empire was up to. Many other planets were pretty much mined to rubble to build the death star too. I love these shorts! Very good. The ones with obscure facts about the toy lines and the movies are my favorites. Thanks for this. I know it takes a lot of time to edit video together, so thanks for all the effort you put into these videos.

Thanks for putting this together. :) That was a fun look back. :) Thanks for the video

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Great collection of shorts. How about one where you’re in a farm boy outfit and you go to Tosche Station to get some power converters?

A lot of people didn't notice or question at the time that Lukes Landspeeder was British right hand drive as opposed to the US or European left hand drive; the British built Bond Bug chassis is the reason. (Fox got tax breaks for every Dollar they spent buying British!)

Love, love, love!! And yes, I’m still waking up and commented on the wrong one. LOL

Amazing Sea Chicken !!!🤔😁

I like is funny video

Hey there PC. Collector question...do you own or have any plans to buy HASLAB Jabba Sail Barge?