mad_machine wrote: I never understood the adoration Fett got. His whole claim to fame in the movies is that he tracked the Falcon. It's not like he defeated Han or Luke himself...
Thank you!!! It actually took Vader to defeat Solo
Morbid wrote: In reply to Hungary Bill: When you start having SWars-related dreams, though...not that I know that's a thing or anything... Give the youngling a couple years, Clone Wars has some heavy story lines for being an animated series. Has he seen Rebels? That's a little more little-little friendly. I won't ding you any points for Spaceballs, I love it, too! Sadly my younglings are 7 and 8, so too old and too young for Spaceballs. I'm counting down to when they can watch it and Fanboys, though.
Clone Wars is great. I even like the "serial news" style it is done in.
Agreed, I like Clone Wars, too. I didn't pay much attention to it the first time through, then the other Mandos/Stormies were talking about it at an armor party so we're re-watching for my benefit.
Clone wars was done well
Bobba Fett is a Bob Costas
Flight Service wrote: Clone wars was done well Bobba Fett is a Bob Costas
Yeah well, you can't even spell BOBA Fett, and you have Artoo as your avatar, therefore your opinion is not one we'll be trusting on this matter.
the Clone Wars was pretty good, and Rebels is shaping up to be almost as good once you get past the Disney animation style. that's as far as i've ever dug into the extended universe.
i'm pretty sure they will cover some of the Han Solo/Boba Fett history in that series.
Until about 3 minutes ago, I considered myself a Star Wars fan. Apparently I'm not even close...
You cannot be both a Starwars fan and a gear head without getting these great manuals from Haynes
In reply to Streetwiseguy:
I had that same feeling when I went to my first armor party. They were all standing around talking about things I had never even noticed, I hid in the corner and worked on my bucket.
mad_machine wrote: You cannot be both a Starwars fan and a gear head without getting these great manuals from Haynes
i bet the wiring digrams are useful but the maintenance procedures are severely dumbed down..
mad_machine wrote: I never understood the adoration Fett got. His whole claim to fame in the movies is that he tracked the Falcon. It's not like he defeated Han or Luke himself...
Boba Fett was really good at two things:
I liked the Clone Wars series by Genndy Tartakovsky. I didn't watch the later CGI series, although I did catch one scene with a group of stormtroopers admitting one by one that they were off "polishing their guns" when they should've been doing other things...LMAO! XD
I just put "Shadows of the Empire" on hold at the library. It has begun
GameboyRMH wrote:mad_machine wrote: I never understood the adoration Fett got. His whole claim to fame in the movies is that he tracked the Falcon. It's not like he defeated Han or Luke himself...Boba Fett was really good at two things: 1. Standing around looking badass 2. Having a jetpack I liked the Clone Wars series by Genndy Tartakovsky. I didn't watch the later CGI series, although I did catch one scene with a group of stormtroopers admitting one by one that they were off "polishing their guns" when they should've been doing other things...LMAO! XD
they were clone troopers during the clone wars, all clones of Boba Fett's father, Jango Fett.. they all aged out pretty quickly and were replaced by humans after the Republic became the Empire, probably because they didn't need millions of disposable troops to kill and be killed by droid armies once the war was over and they became a standing "peacetime" army that only had to deal with a few pockets of rebel resistance.
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