Fangirls Going Rogue: Star Wars Conversation from a Female POV
Oct 15, 2026 · 1 hr 34 min · 14 segments
After many changes of location, the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art has finally landed in Los Angeles. Tricia Barr and Sarah Woloski recall their first adventures theere, with a particular focus on the…
Tricia BarrHost
Sarah WoloskiHost
So we have a lot of Star Wars stuff to talk about, and Lucas Museum stuff talk about, but I wanna talk real quick about some TV shows that we have, we have talked about previously in the past-


You can tell there are women in that writer's room just from what the women say to each other.

I mean, the relationship between Keeley and Rebecca is just such a, a girly good relationship to, like, if, if you don't know how a, a woman's relationship should work, just watch that relationship.

And then- Um, Keeley and Roy are also, uh, my, a little favorite relationship of mine as well.

You know I always love those romance or non-roma- you know, the romantic entanglements.

Well, I love Rebecca's arc in general because, you know, one thing people think, oh, I support women, or I'm a feminist, I, I'm not doing anything that...

And Rebecca's journey was really about her learning that she could do some things better, and that we all have blind spots.

That, and that's bec- and it's not because we're bad people, it's because we've been programmed to-

... see the world from a certain way, and you just don't see from other perspectives.

And Alice's journey with her from the beginning to the end, where she was like, "Did you even consider a woman?" To her ultimately getting the-

So we have a lot of Star Wars stuff to talk about, and Lucas Museum stuff talk about, but I wanna talk real quick about some TV shows that we have, we have talked about previously in the past-


You can tell there are women in that writer's room just from what the women say to each other.

I mean, the relationship between Keeley and Rebecca is just such a, a girly good relationship to, like, if, if you don't know how a, a woman's relationship should work, just watch that relationship.

And then- Um, Keeley and Roy are also, uh, my, a little favorite relationship of mine as well.

You know I always love those romance or non-roma- you know, the romantic entanglements.

Well, I love Rebecca's arc in general because, you know, one thing people think, oh, I support women, or I'm a feminist, I, I'm not doing anything that...

And Rebecca's journey was really about her learning that she could do some things better, and that we all have blind spots.

That, and that's bec- and it's not because we're bad people, it's because we've been programmed to-

... see the world from a certain way, and you just don't see from other perspectives.

And Alice's journey with her from the beginning to the end, where she was like, "Did you even consider a woman?" To her ultimately getting the-
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