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Promo: New World Orders, by Edward G. Talbot
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3 users commented in " Star Wars Codename: Starkeeper – Act IV – September 27, 2008 "
Follow-up comment rss or Leave a TrackbackI wish with you for awhile Jim… but then you had to go and bring in that Tee Morris guy and the whole thing went to hell in a handbasket.
Seriously, you have a fabulous production here. Kinda upset there are only 8 episodes….
And now, the action begins. *grinds hands expectantly* Ooh, this is gonna be lovely. I’m gonna be the umpteen millionth person to say this, but you’ve got a well-written project. I loved that gag with the Ewoks. Brilliant.
Anywho, keep up the good work. If the second half is as good as the first, it’ll still be one of the best Star Wars audio dramas I’ve heard in a long, long time.
I made the mistake of listening to this episode for the first time at work… Belly laughed and fell out of my chair. Then I had to explain why to my boss… Teddy bears.
Bruised ego and bruised backside included, it was SO WORTH IT.
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