Jedi

Right.

Well, they couldn't kill all the Jedi either, so.

[laughs]

Uh, and then, uh, Zoe tells us about, you know, her plan to exhaust the ring, which is good, right? Like, I love the, the, again, the counterpoint between Hal's got a good plan, Zoe's got a good plan.

[laughs]

You kinda upgrade as you go as you're a Jedi.

Yeah.

Um, I've always liked the i- the EU kinda had this idea and, um...

You know what? They kinda reintroduced it a little bit in Ahsoka [laughs] Season 1 of, like, almost, like, Dragon Ball Z style power levels-

[laughs]

... of Jedi.

You know what I mean? Like, because Sabine-

Right.

Well, they couldn't kill all the Jedi either, so.

[laughs]

Uh, and then, uh, Zoe tells us about, you know, her plan to exhaust the ring, which is good, right? Like, I love the, the, again, the counterpoint between Hal's got a good plan, Zoe's got a good plan.

Nothing really wrong with it, to be fair.

It's a good fun little list, and it tickles things I like doing and having a bit of speed and two nice Jedi characters.

Shaak Ti is brilliant.

Just put it out there.

time.

Least taken, I will go for...

Jedi Knight.

No,

No, Todd.

It's Darth Vader Jedi Hunter.

So, Sheev and I famously determined that the only way to fix this... is to get an Anakin Skywalker model where he's looking all sithy and stuff.

And so I got another proxy model of Anakin where he's like, he's in a pose like he's doing like a force choke.

But the cloak just looks like a really cool brown.

And I don't mean cool as in color.

I mean, I enjoy how it looks, but it just looks like a Jedi cloak still.

The color turned out really good, but it's too brown and not enough red.

Hell yeah.

Speaking of strong women, we're here to talk about Ahsoka, Part 8, The Jedi, The Witch, and The Warlord.

Dude,

again, this episode, sorry, this series loves its posters.

Like I was just saying, like, let them be because I figured they die.

They're not dead.

And I've been thwarted by the, what does it say? I felt, even I fell victim to the heroics of a single Jedi.

Never again.

Reading-wise, nothing too crazy.

I will say I've been continuing off the Tales of the Jedi series that we did a little flyback to.

It would be nice to go back to it in an official sense here, because the farther I'm getting into it, the run gets more and more goaded.

It's really good.

It's looking like he's also like, it's not like he's shadow boxing, but like in his mind's eye, he's like, you know, almost aping every single one of Rey's moves from when they last like had their fight against the Praetorian Guard there.

So like all of his moves are mirroring what she did.

Like in my head, he's thinking about his Jedi training rather than like tapping into the floor.

Like he's going through the drills that Luke put him through 10 years ago or whatever.

Here's your one key question.

What Jedi Master who had the gift of foresight foresaw the coming of the Great War in a vision and commissioned the Kaminoans' creation of the Grand Army of the Republic over a decade before the Clone Wars?

Man, I submitted Star Wars prequels and I'm hoping my knowledge is good enough and I'm hoping I'm not overthinking it.

I might be.

Forgive me for all the Star Wars fans listening out there.

I'm just going to say Jedi Master Yoda.

Yoda is to

guess.

They are sophisticated, almost upscale interior design interpretations of Star Wars.

So the collection itself is divided into themes including Jedi, Sith, Empire, Rebels, Creatures, and The Mandalorian.

with patterns that reference things like lightsabers, holocrons, stormtroopers, TIE fighters, and Star Wars creatures without necessarily screaming Star Wars at you.

Which, you know, you and I always love, right? So you can get these designs as upholstery-grade fabrics or wallpaper.

So you could actually use them on furniture, accent pieces, curtains, walls, or go completely wild and decorate an entire room.

So the Jedi collection, for example, leans into calm, harmonious patterns, while the Sith designs use darker colors and dramatic geometric elements.

The Empire collection incorporates structured mid-century modern-inspired designs, which is a really interesting way to translate that imperial aesthetic into an actual home, I must say.

And here's what makes Baxter Mill particularly interesting.