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Star Trek vs Star Wars… Which is Better?

Why George Lucas is a laser brain on the Geeks and Beats Podcast

Laserbrain

George Lucas clearly regrets selling Lucasfilm and Star Wars to Disney

Freeze George Lucas in Carbonite (and put the Star Wars creator in the cargo hold)

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