When it comes to my Star Wars Celebration Anaheim experience, many things stand out. I enjoyed a variety of things from meeting colleagues and Assembly of Geeks listeners in person, to finding exclusives and adding items to my collection of Star Wars merch. However, I also came away with a great impression of the state of Star Wars. When it was first announced that Disney was buying Lucasfilm and making more movies, I reacted with excitement mixed with thoughtful intrigue. I wasn ’ t one of those people who thought Star Wars would suddenly feature Jedi breaking out into songs in the middle of movies with animated Mynocks swooping in and whistling to the tunes. Instead, I was excited that Star Wars wasn ’ t going away. Yet, I had trouble visualizing what this all meant. At the end of the day, I didn ’ t find the acquisition that jarring of a revelation. As I thought about it, I knew Lucas would have to pass it off to someone at som...
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