Scrolling through the TiVo program guide I mistakenly read “Stihl Timbersports Series” as “Sith Timbersports Series” and I got really excited for a microsecond.

Yesterday, thanks to there being no new movies out due to Covid quarantines, I got to do something with my sons at our local dine-in theater I had only previously done with my father: see my favorite movie on the big screen.

Photo of opening scrawl from The Empire Strikes Back

Our budding engineer built his own Millennium Falcon from plans he found, using myriad random pieces in his LEGO collection.

Photo of Kid2 with his homemade LEGO Millennium Falcon

Photo of Kid2 showing back of his homemade LEGO Millennium Falcon

Photo of Kid2's homemade LEGO Millennium Falcon with the top opened

It’s just like that.

Meme of a Smart Car on the back of a RV with caption 'It's like when the Millennium Falcon hid on the outside of that Star Destroyer'

Jackson McKay used footage from Rogue One and Star Wars Episodes IV-IX to create a tribute to his favorite starfighter, the X-Wing.

Unbidden, and with no input from me, my middle child asked if he and his younger brother could watch “the last #StarWars movie” (Rise of Skywalker), and now this #GeekDad is on the couch a little verklempt.

One benefit of quarantine is I finally got around to fixing the frame for my @theinkwellian-commissioned Boba Fett art so it can go back up on the wall.

Finally got around to listening to the “Rise of Skywalker” episode (#76) of The Movie Proposal. @skyejethani and I are of like mind about the film and every Star Wars movie since 1983. Worth a listen, casual nerds.

Go to sleep, go to sleep, go to sleep, my little green friend.

At long last, all three geeks are back behind the mics, and we’re talking Rise of Skywalker on the latest Big Fat Geek podcast!

Rise of Skywalker graphic