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From the center of the galaxy, this is Force Center, a show, a feed, a lifestyle.

About Star Wars, pop culture, the ultimate adventure, ranking things in Star Wars.

This is Star Wars ranked.

I'm Ken Napsock.

And these fine folks, you know, Joseph Scrimshaw, Jennifer Landa.

We are here to rank vehicles and ships in Rogue One and solo a Star Wars story.

We've been doing this vehicle series, a lot of fun.

And each episode seems to create an idea for a new episode.

But Joseph, this was one you really wanted to do. And we're going to do it. I want to do it.

What draws you to this idea on these two movies together?

Yeah. It's been fun to look at the trilogies because the trilogies are so spaced out in time in the galaxy

and in time in the real world. So that's such a factor of what was going on in George Lucas's

head. What was the goal of the sequel trilogy with its nostalgia and how did that affect its design?

And then when we're talking about the sequel trilogy, I kept having those, oh, but I got to talk about,

oh, no, that's not in the sequel trilogy.

That's in those two films that were made around the same time.

So some of the same design challenges, some of the same design ethos, some of the same actual designers, but entirely different goals.

And I think just some of our favorite and lots of fans' favorite vehicles are in these two movies.

They are indeed, and I agree with you.

There's this weird time period, especially 2016 Rogue One, coming out of Force Awakens, which we discussed.

Great vehicles, things we love, but also, hey, we had the tie fires for the X-Wings.

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