there are a few times where they have made tributes to star wars.

btw, yes i love star wars, and ive watched all 6 movies(and own them on DVD) and i need to watch them again. as far as i see, its the best movie(s) ever made

As for toys, I have a lot of random things. The only thing I truely collect are PEZ heads.

Jek Porkins deserved to die.

Jerk Porkins became "deep fried porkins" by the end of "New Hope".

I got a new book Monday it's called "Star Wars: Legacy of the Force- Bloodlines", it's pretty good so far. I haven't read any books from after ROTJ, but know alot from Wookiepedia.com. Marshmallow would likeit because it's Boba filled.

And he deserved it. He was a completely inept pilot.

Now if someone could fry Corran Horn we'd be in business...

Since were on the subject of the kentucky fried pilots of the 4th Star Wars movie, does anyone else notice the FREAKY weird ass performance the gold leader gave before he crashed into the Death Star?

It was like the last guy to die before Luke saved the day, and he was the one who shot off the "failed" proton torpedo launch into the Death star first time around. He got really red in the face and screamed at the top of his lungs:

"YEEEEAAAAAHHHH"

That scene REALLY confused the hell out of me when I was younger, still does today. I honestly don't know why the pilot reacted like that.

That was Garvin Dries, Red Leader. He acted kinda loopy during the whole battle, I thought. Maybe it was his slightly southern accent and abnormal facial expressions. The red-faced screaming was a result of knowing he was about to crash and die, I guess.

He had some great lines,
Wedge: "Look at the size of that thing!"
Garvin: "Cut the chatter Red 2..."

I believe Biggs Darklighter was the last Rebel pilot shot down before Luke saved the day, though.

Sorry, I am one of "those other geeks" (Star Trek TOS at that!):frankiesmile: