Star Wars Time

Star Wars Time

This is a Star Wars podcast for a more uncivilized age indeed! Take a tangent filled jump through hyperspace with the always angry and animated Sith Lord Matt and his much more calm Jedi compatriot Nick, as they weave their way through all of the new and old happenings in the Star Wars galaxy. Be it video games, movies, TV shows, comic books, dumb Internet threads, or awesome Star Wars fan art, they have you covered! If you’re lucky, they may even say something positive about the Prequels!

Episodes

October 9, 2025 79 mins

This week marked the launch of a brand-new era for the Star Wars Time Show. Matt and Nick introduced their new bi-weekly prerecorded format, where they’ll team up every other Monday to record a full show that premieres on YouTube Wednesdays at 6PM EST. On the off weeks, Matt will host solo livestreams to keep the content flowing. It’s a new rhythm for the channel, and the team is excited for what’s ahead.

Once the announcements wer...

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This week’s episode opened with Matt fielding Ask Me Anything questions solo, including a wild one: Would he become a hybrid like Wendy from Alien: Earth? Matt’s answer was a clear yes. Who wouldn’t want to be a walking supercomputer with enhanced strength?

He then moved into a review of the HIM movie. While the premise had promise, Matt didn’t think it fully lived up to its potential—or its title.

The main feature was a deep dive ...

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This week’s episode kicked off with Matt running solo once again, fielding a stack of Ask Me Anything questions. One fan asked what franchise would make for the ultimate Star Wars crossover, and let’s just say Matt’s pick was truly out of this world.

Matt also shared a quick review of the new The Long Walk adaptation, offering solid praise for the film’s tone and pacing. He then revealed a new set phot...

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This week’s show opened with Matt solo on the mic, handling Ask Me Anything duties with style. Fans hit him with some fun ones—like sharing his best dad jokes and giving his take on Aaron Rodgers’ first game as a Pittsburgh Steeler. Naturally, it got weird.

Matt also discussed breaking news from the galaxy. Thanks to Sigourney Weaver, it’s now confirmed that Pedro Pascal will appear in The Mandalo...

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This week’s episode opened with Matt holding things down solo, answering Ask Me Anything questions from the community. One standout: Would he still want to explore space after watching Alien: Earth? His answer revealed both caution and curiosity—and maybe a bit of trauma.

Matt also shared a quick review of Caught Stealing, calling it a solid, gritty crime drama worth checking out. Then came the big reveal: ...

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This week’s episode kicked off with Matt flying solo, tackling some Ask Me Anything questions from the community. One of the highlights? A classic “what if” scenario—who would survive longer against a Xenomorph on a ship, Chewbacca or Boba Fett? Matt weighed in, and the logic may surprise you.

Nick jumped in shortly after and the duo broke down Episode 4 of Alien Earth. The focus this time was on Wendy’s strange connection to the X...

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This week’s episode was a solo run as Nick took some much-needed vacation time, but Matt kept the show rolling. He kicked things off with Ask Me Anything, answering questions from the community—including one wild fan theory about how Ahsoka might eventually die. Speculation was intense, and the possibilities were darker than you’d think.

Matt followed that up with a quick review of Nobody 2, which he found surprisingly fun. Sure, B...

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This week’s episode delivered big ideas, horror vibes, and a creature crossover that no one asked for—but everyone needed. We kicked things off with Ask Us Anything, featuring a standout question: who would we want to direct a Star Wars movie, and during what timeline? Matt and Nick had very different picks with totally opposite directing styles, which led to a great debate.

Matt then reviewed the new horror film&nbs...

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This week’s episode opens with a twist—literally. We kicked things off with Ask Us Anything, where a fan asked which non–Star Wars movie had the biggest plot twist. Let’s just say Matt and Nick had very different answers, both pulling from late ’90s cinematic curveballs that still hit hard today.

Matt then reviewed the new Fantastic Four reboot and called it a worthwhile, visually solid entry. However, it’s missing that deeper conn...

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This week’s episode kicks off with some great Ask Us Anything questions—including our favorite Star Wars quotes and which ones we think are completely overused. (Looking at you, “MTFBWY”)

Matt then reviewed the new 2025 version of I Know What You Did Last Summer. It’s decent, but didn’t quite live up to the original. Both Matt and Nick also shared their early thoughts on the new Switch 2 game Donkey Kong Bananza, and so f...

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This week’s episode blasts off with wild hypotheticals and hot takes across the galaxy. We started with Ask Us Anything, tackling whether classic disaster movie tropes could actually work in the Star Wars universe (asteroid incoming, anyone?), and debated how much speeding is actually acceptable on a galactic highway. Matt then shared his glowing review of James Gunn’s new Superman, calling it one of the best takes on the Man of...
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This episode is packed with cereal debates, prehistoric disappointment, and some brutally honest Star Wars talk. We kicked things off with Ask Us Anything, where the community hit us with two very important questions: who actually gets covered by insurance in the Star Wars galaxy, and what is objectively the best way to eat cereal? Trust us, chaos ensued. Then Matt dropped his review of Jurassic World Rebirth… and let’s just say...
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This week’s show hits hard with blasters, bots, and Boba recasts. We kicked things off with an Ask Us Anything question that really got us thinking: If Temuera Morrison couldn’t return, who would we cast as Boba Fett in a gritty, John Wick–style Star Wars movie? Our answers might surprise you (and might terrify some of you, too). Next, we dropped into review mode with spoiler-free takes on M3GAN 2.0—yes, the killer AI doll is ba...
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This week’s episode takes a nostalgic trip through Star Wars history—and some hilarious misconceptions. We opened with Ask Us Anything, where a fan asked what we originally thought “the Clone Wars” were back when we first heard Obi-Wan mention them in A New Hope. Let’s just say… our imaginations went in some wild directions before the Prequels set the record straight. Next up: a spoiler-free review of 28 Years Later. Is it a wor...
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This week’s episode was all over the map—in the best possible way. We kicked things off with your Ask Us Anythingquestions, including the all-important one: what would our WWE wrestling names and finishing moves be? Then we jumped into our double feature review segment, starting with early thoughts on the How to Train Your Dragonlive-action remake, followed by a look at Mike Flanagan’s new film The Life of Chuck—a Stephen King ...
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This week’s show is a hyperspace jump through fandom chaos—and we loved every second of it. We kicked things off with Ask Us Anything, where listeners hit us with questions about our earliest childhood memories. Things got real nostalgic, real fast. Then we took a sharp turn into movie talk with quick-fire reviews of Ballerina (yep, the John Wick spinoff), the wild Dangerous Animals movie, and the latest buzz surrounding the Nin...
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We’re back from our two-week break—and wow, this episode had it all. Matt kicked things off with a heartfelt (and slightly chaotic) apology for his now-legendary Discord rant. Then it was time to dive into Ask Us Anything fan questions, ranging from thoughtful to… well, totally unhinged (and we loved every second of it). Things got real when we tried to interview Devin Doty about his stage appearance at a major Andor press event...
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In this episode, we go full throttle into Andor Season 2’s stunning finale arc — Episodes 10–12 — and we’re calling it now: this might be the most perfectly executed ending in all of Star Wars TV. We break down how this arc not only delivered emotional payoff, intense action, and sharp dialogue, but also added incredible new lore about the Death Star, the Rebel Alliance, and Cassian’s final transformation before Rogue One. From ...
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In this episode, we’ve got a lot to cover from the darkest corners of the galaxy. First up, we give our full review and episode rankings for Star Wars: Tales of the Empire – Underworld. From underworld politics to bounty hunter drama, we break down which episodes hit hard, which ones fell flat, and where the series stacks up in the animated lineup. Then we shift gears and go deep into Andor Season 2, Episodes 7–9 — a powerful ar...
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This week on the show, we’re back with a stacked episode full of Star Wars news, hype, and deep dives! We kick things off by reacting to the first behind-the-scenes look at Rosario Dawson back in the Ahsoka costume as production on Ahsoka Season 2 officially begins. The lekku are back, and so are the wild fan theories. Next up, we talk about Tales of the Empire: Underworld—specifically the surprise reveal that the first two epis...
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