This Week in Star Wars: Recent Episodes
Matthew Fox
This Week in Star Wars is the web's only weekly podcast dedicated to news and information from all aspects of the Star Wars Universe. Each week, we'll update you on the world of Star Wars films, TV, business, toys, games, publishing and more. All prior episodes are available in the TWISW archive, and many can be found on our YouTube page.
Live from Star Wars Celebration Chicago, our special Saturday show with our special Saturday guest, Jake Stevens of From 4-LOM to Zuckuss!
Celebration Chicago preview episode. Whare can you see TWISW at the show? What sort of swag are we giving away? How can you get it? Here are your answers.
We’re back, a few months later than expected, with a one-sided discussion of the state of Star Wars, everything that’s gone since May and why it made TWISW step aside for much of the year. Normal episodes resume in January!
REPOSTED DUE TO TECHNICAL ISSUES. Our instant, stream-of-consciousness review of Solo, just hours after release. Don’t listen until you’ve seen it, as spoilers abound.
REPOSTED DUE TO TECHNICAL ISSUES. We return to our normally scheduled program with Solo news and a Celebration announcement. And more Solo news.
Special announcement to remind you to follow our Twitter feed this weekend for Toy Fair news and photos. @TWISWCAST
Solo trailer, posters and toys! A new series of movies! Multiple TV shows! A Best Picture win! (Sort of.) When it rains it pours in the world of Star Wars.
Last Jedi box office results. Solo (re)shoots first. Lots of news about soundtracks. And a new contest.
The Last Jedi hits big at the box office. Rotten Tomato shenanigans. Star Wars toys aren’t what they used to be.
Our too-soon-too-be-coherent review of Episode 8: The Last Jedi. Is it good? Great? Adequate? I don’t know, but join me as I spend 40 minutes trying to determine the answer.
It’s Episode 8 week, and we’re talking business news. And expectations. And hypothetical new films.
Technical difficulties at the This Week in Star Wars Studio means that this week we DO IT LIVE! And this episode isn’t entirely about Battlefront 2, it only seems like it.
Not much this week. A new trilogy is announced, the live-action TV show is confirmed and rumors that Disney will buy 20th Century Fox. And Tag and Bink may be canon.
New trailer and tickets await us this week, while New York Comic Con rides into the sunset. Also the Toys R Us bankruptcy and loads from the Han Solo set.
Force Friday looms. Obi-Wan Kenobi is one step closer to a solo movie. News from the Han Solo and Episode 9 productions.
Our 200th episode is almost all Celebration Orlando. Panels, guests, exclusives and swag. And new contests.
Steady Stream of Celebration announcements. Rebels season 4. Celebration 2019. And don’t say “Episode” anymore.
Rogue One on home video. Two Kathleen Kennedy panels at Celebration. And surprising (and disturbing) news from Australia.
Rogue One meets expectations, movement on the Han Solo Story and Carrie Fisher discussion.
Rogue One is in the air, but first lots and lots of television news about current shows, future shows, and old movies on TV once again.
Rogue One marketing in full swing in advance of Rogue Friday. Big rundowns of new product and lots and lots of trading cards.
Rogue One trailer, news and toys. The Force Awakens is coming to home video, again. And lots of TV news.
The Tale of Two Cons continues, with last minute Celebration updates and lots of exclusives planned for San Diego.
Lots of Rogue 1 news, celebration Europe is almost here, and news about the old, long-forgotten Live Action TV Show.
Rogue One drama. Very expensive prop replicas. And The Force Awakens is finally out of theaters.
Celebration Orlando tickets on sale. Celebration London announcements. Plenty of video game news. Our latest contest continues.
Celebration 2017, a new Han Solo, May the Fourth and Rogue 1 news. Stick around to the end for a new contest announcement.
Rogue One shoves The Force Awakens out of the limelight. Lots of new collectible news and trading card sets.
Star Wars hits awards season and a major box office mark. There is another...soundtrack. Internet outraged at sexism in Star Wars toys. And a contest winner.