@Pleiades Rising:

I'm thinking we'll probably start 9:30 a.m. my time (I forget which province you live in, but I think you're an hour ahead of me, right?), so we'll probably get to Empire around noon (1 p.m. for you?) if you just want to catch that one with us.

What? You're not including the masterpiece Attack of the Clones?

Man, not sure if I can make it, but I'd like to drop in for The Empire Strikes Back.

@moletta:

Well, the whole movie isn't lame, but the Ewoks are pretty freaking lame.

I'm so there. Im mad at you for saying Return of the Jedi is lame.

I see Al beat me to telling you Friday's are good for the D&D crew. And at the moment the 19th looks good for me too. =3

I suppose I can get up early if it's for Star Wars.

I haven't watched that in ages. I don't work Fridays so I could actually show up for it.

~Crystia

@Allamorph:

Okay, yeah. Liam Neeson as a Jedi definitely happened. My bad.

But if the prequel trilogy never happened other than Qui-Gon Jinn's existence and the first Clone Wars miniseries, then how do you explain where Qui-Gon Jinn came from other than that very miniseries?

@Shinmaru:

My schedule is so effed up, I can work anywhere from 6 am to 10 pm. ;A;

@SomeGuy:

No amount of fridge brilliance explanation will make midichlorians anything but stupid.

@Driffter:

What time do you usually work? We'd probably start around 11-11:30 a.m. your time and finish around 5:30-6 p.m.

I find the Star Wars entry for "Fridge Brilliance: Film" soothes a lot of the chafing from the prequels.

I want in. :O
I might have to work that day, but if at all possible I want to watch the original Star Wars trilogy with you guys.

@Allamorph:

Oh, that's good, then! Glad to be wrong in this case, haha.

@Ace:

Yeah, and you're quick to defend Harvest Moon, too.

Plus there was no Liam Neeson in the clone wars. =/

and not that crappy prequel trilogy that definitely never happened

Liam Neeson was definitely Qui-Gon Jinn. Anything else is a bunch of horse-shit, but no one can ever erase Liam's contributions.

Also, D&D happens on Thurs/Sat. No Friday stuff for us.

I'm in, but I might need to borrow my bro-in-law's DVDs to make it happen. The only ones I own happen to be from that crappy trilogy that totally never happened.

I will be quick to defend the one thing associated with that trilogy that totally did happen, though.