Matt flies solo this week while Young Nick is out, and there is plenty of Star Wars news and rumor to work through. The episode opens with the supposed leaked details on what The Acolyte season 2 would have been before it was cancelled, and what those details say about the story we never got.

From there, the show moves to the report that Jon Watts could direct a film in Simon Kinberg's new Skywalker trilogy, and whether he is the right fit for it. Then it's on to the latest Ahsoka season 2 details: a mystical narrative for the Peridea characters, and a more classic Star Wars war story as Ezra and the New Republic face Thrawn. The episode closes with an image of the Mortis gods that could hint at where that mystical side of the story is headed.

Throughout, Matt separates what is reported, what is rumor, and what deserves a grain of salt.

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We're back after a week off, and we dug into one of the biggest debates in the fandom: does anything Disney has made actually deserve S-tier? We ranked every movie, TV show, and animated series since the acquisition, from the sequel trilogy through Andor and the Clone Wars final season, and yeah, we disagreed plenty along the way. If you want to know exactly where the chips fell and which project we argued about the longest, this is the episode.

We also broke down the new Empire interview with Dave Filoni, who confirms the Mortis Gods are officially a factor in Ahsoka Season 2. We got into what Filoni's teasing about the Father, Son, and Daughter tying into Ahsoka's arc on Peridea, and what it could mean for her and Sabine as the season unfolds.

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Nick and I finally sat down and did something we've been putting off for a while: ranking our personal top 10 Star Wars games of all time. No arguing about which one is objectively best, just our own lists, our own history with these games, and the picks that shaped how we think about Star Wars gaming. Some entries were easy locks. Others sparked real disagreement, including a few old-school picks that might surprise people expecting an all-modern list.

Then we turned to Zero Company, which just dropped, and put it to the real test: does it actually belong in that top 10 conversation, or is it good but not tier-worthy? We break down what the game gets right, where it falls short compared to the classics on our lists, and whether "new and solid" is the same thing as "all-time great."

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