Such is Star Wars’ cultural power that pretty much everyone has seen it—well, nearly everyone.
In this sketch YouTubers Dude Day perfectly sum up the abject frustration felt by Star Wars fans when they meet someone who’s never seen their beloved movies.
The guys from Alltime Numbers share some number-related factoids about the original movies in George Lucas’ (now Disney’s) Star Wars franchise.
It details everything from how much the Jabba the Hut puppet cost to make, the diameter of the Death Star, and how much it would cost to build such a thing. (hint: it’s a shitload of money.)
Captain Kirk and Spock find themselves fighting the Empire in this mashup that sees the Enterprise transported to a galaxy far, far away.
Combining the two biggest sci-fi biggest franchises ever means we get to see TIE Fighters attack the Star Trek crew and Kirk and C-3PO share screen time.
Star Wars may be be an awesome trilogy of movies (don’t even think of including Episodes I – III), but that’s not to say it isn’t without plot holes.
In this scene from a production by Team Starkid of the play “ANI” Obi-Wan Kenobi and Moff Tarkin tear the Star Wars universe and it’s gaping plot holes a new one.
Vader becomes even more intimidating when he swaps one ancient religion for another and starts spouting old testament scripture.
But more than anything hebrings a bit of street cred to Christianity, he’d be a badass priest for sure.
If you were a celebrity of any weight you’d definitely try and sneak a peek a the new Star War set.
And that’s exactly what Daniel Radcliffe did, Daniel hanging out with Harrison Ford on the Millennium Falcon set.
You can’t help but be entirely impressed by Barely Political and The Impression Guys’ Ross Marquand as they run through a whole galaxy’s worth of impressions.
From Han Solo to Jar Jar to characters you didn’t even know were in the Star Wars universe, it’s all here for you to marvel at.
All those quotes from the movies we’re so fond of regurgitating and bandying about and whatnot—well turns out some of them are wrong.
Yeah, I know, it’s hard to accept it, but together we’re gonna get through this, we’re gonna make it—we’re gonna go on misquoting godamnit!
