4:58 Ahh, so that's why some people quote the line as "No *Luke* , I am your father.", everyone was actually just quoting the obscure radio drama instead!
@Genra The film's comic adaptation from Marvel also has the same dialogue, where Vader actually uses Luke's name in the famous reveal. That is unlike in the novelization and film itself where it's just "No, i am your father" and thus the radio drama wasn't the only adaptation to use it.
22:30 Ben: And this is your father's lightsaber. Luke: Wow, cool. Ben: And this is your father's lightsaber's user manual. Luke: Oh, ok. Well that might be useful. Ben: And this is an engineering book on basic lightsaber repair and maintenance. Luke: ... Are you having a clear out or something?
Ben: If you ever call the support line, never agree to the subscription. It is too expensive compared to benefits. Also Empire might figure out where you live.
Fun fact: His first filmed voice role actually came out a few months before Star Wars did: he has a minor role in Ralph Bakshi's Wizards. Before that, he was in one of the more obscure Hanna-Barbera shows a few years prior...
@@jacobkakyoin6882 That film being titled Wizards instead of War Wizards was actually Bakshi's way of thanking Lucas for allowing Hamill to take a few days off from Star Wars to do voiceovers.
I just want you to know that the gay bit between luke and han and the stuff that followed with leia and the planes is quite possibly the hardest I've laughed at something in your videos, and this is coming from the guy who also lost it at Bulk getting bukkake'd
Whoa Mara Jade is in EP 6? XD interesting. These are weird but almost kinda wanna listen to these. I've listened to plenty of Star Wars Audio books so this seems like a more high production version of those. Gotta love the production value of these
To be fair to Hamill, he was not only playing the joker but also hobgoblin in spiderman TAS also the year before he'd been in village of the damned (though not sure when it had been filmed) and the ghibli dubs he was in would follow. So maybe just too busy
Whoa, hey. The radio drama reads the line as "No, Luke, I am your father," huh? So there is an official, contemporary piece of media that has Vader read the line with a "Luke" before "I am..." I wonder if it's possible that played some part in the infamous misconception.
I heard about these radio dramas but I did not know much about them its really cool getting to here bits of them. I love your dragonball stuff but it us fun when you talk about other stuff you care about.
Come to think of it, it's really impressive that the first one especially manages to be so exciting given the thing it's adapting owes /so/ much of its success to visuals and cinematography and just, y'know, the language of moviemaking. It's kind of wild! But yeah, I do remember--after your previous video on this intrigued me--checking out the trilogy and, though I enjoyed the latter two okay, spending them mostly just missing the epic, exciting feeling from the first one, of this whole new sci-fi adventure unfolding before me over the rough skeleton of the movie most of us know with our eyes closed at this point. Even listening through, I must have missed the part where the Jedi adaptation was so much later, that's wild and does kind of explain the length--and didn't clock that easter egg at all either. Anyway, gotta say I love Theatrical Monologue Guy Darth Vader. It's such campy fun.
It is an oddity, but yeah: knowing how these came to exist do catch my eye...well, ear, though it is a shame that for Jedi, they couldn't get Mark back...however, his replacement does manage to capture the style that I find most of his sound alikes do seem to try and emulate. Like he does sound like he's at least a year or so older aftee what happened in Empire. Do also like the interactions between them, and ngl, even if intrusive, I do like the idea of Vader interjecting between the conversation of Han and Land as he makes his entrance into the betrayal; maybe change the dialogue a bit, but it does still feel intimidating.
With so many known details behind the scenes in Return of The Jedi it is kinda shame they didn't expand the material to big proportions just like Lucas wanted before his team split out.
I actually didn't know that was supposed to be Mara Jade! Lol. Yeah, all of these were great. Also didn't realize ROTJ was THIRTEEN YEARS after ESB.... that's nuts...
One thing reviews like this make blatant for me, is how (Especially in America) we practically worship film. Unless a creator is explicit and almost aggressive about it, even their original books may be seen as 'secondary' to any film adaption. This has become true with 'The Lord of the Rings', anyone who strongly argues that the books take precedence over the films is seen as an 'Uber-Nerd' that should just relax. Now, George didn't bother to do that with any of the Expanded Universe written material, but NOW even the creator's view on what constitutes Star Wars is no longer seen as valid by many. Only the system making movies is seen as legitimate- Even if those films obliterate what came before. This 'Worship of Cinema' is so pervasive when the 100 year anniversary of the ACTUAL sinking of the Titanic was being memorialized, the production adapted THE FILM for their presentation. That's beyond disrespectful, almost horrifying, but it makes the point- Film: Final Authority. Anyway, I appreciate your appreciation of this now almost completely forgotten bit of Star Wars history. Well done.
People getting so worked up over the expanded universe being discarded, which was obvious and predictable, was bizarre as well, because George Lucas always saw the EU with utter contempt. He certainly enjoyed the money he got out of it all, but he clearly saw himself as being the only person who could create the "real" Star Wars. Had he ever gotten around to doing sequel films, he instantly would have thrown the EU into the fire. It's interesting how Empire and Jedi didn't get the big expansion Star Wars got, but then again even the novel adaptations stuck much closer to the final film, whereas Star Wars' adaptation was following an earlier script.
Uhhhh...When can expect to get a bunch of Star Wars content like....'Tales of the Jedi Dissection' or 'Dawn of the Je'daii Dissection?' and other Comic Book Reviews?
Yeaaaah Let's get this video to a lot of views in the first hour so that it gets love from youtube Algorithm bless this video which i liked even before watching it because it's that good Seriously, sometimes i end up pissed off because i can't like it again after watching it, fix that youtube Lots of words lots of engagement, yadda yadda
12:02 some actually made an animation of this scene and the scene after and its really good th-cam.com/video/Nhje9YWyOOQ/w-d-xo.htmlsi=RMxXBQ-rmO0urWcY
ah success.... sorry dude i tend to use an app to download the audio of youtube videos so i can listen to em on the go so it might not have counted my views
This is what most Star Wars video games are: weak re-tellings of the movies that have diet substitutes for the real actors because the real actors hate Star Wars so much they won't even go near it.
Most Star Wars games I played weren't even retellings. The first Rogue Squadron for instance was primarily adapted EU stuff because Lucas had an embargo on video game retellings to the point where Factorr 5 couldn't even use a specific starfighter. Shadows of the Empire had only one scene from Empire Strikes Back and the entire game was about Dash
4:58
Ahh, so that's why some people quote the line as "No *Luke* , I am your father.", everyone was actually just quoting the obscure radio drama instead!
@Genra The film's comic adaptation from Marvel also has the same dialogue, where Vader actually uses Luke's name in the famous reveal. That is unlike in the novelization and film itself where it's just "No, i am your father" and thus the radio drama wasn't the only adaptation to use it.
22:30
Ben: And this is your father's lightsaber.
Luke: Wow, cool.
Ben: And this is your father's lightsaber's user manual.
Luke: Oh, ok. Well that might be useful.
Ben: And this is an engineering book on basic lightsaber repair and maintenance.
Luke: ... Are you having a clear out or something?
Ben: If you ever call the support line, never agree to the subscription. It is too expensive compared to benefits. Also Empire might figure out where you live.
I wouldn't be surprised if his work in the audio dramas is what got Mark Hamil into voice acting.
Fun fact: His first filmed voice role actually came out a few months before Star Wars did: he has a minor role in Ralph Bakshi's Wizards. Before that, he was in one of the more obscure Hanna-Barbera shows a few years prior...
@@jacobkakyoin6882 That film being titled Wizards instead of War Wizards was actually Bakshi's way of thanking Lucas for allowing Hamill to take a few days off from Star Wars to do voiceovers.
@@jacobkakyoin6882 mark hamill on an Hanna barbera project before exploding as joker with warner bros makes more sense.
I just want you to know that the gay bit between luke and han and the stuff that followed with leia and the planes is quite possibly the hardest I've laughed at something in your videos, and this is coming from the guy who also lost it at Bulk getting bukkake'd
Thank you so much! I was definitely trying to get a sense of fun through this video, and I'm glad you enjoyed it.
That rebel sassing Han didn’t need to go that hard but he did and I love him for it
_"Luke I am your father"_ is actually REAL wtf
Whoa Mara Jade is in EP 6? XD interesting.
These are weird but almost kinda wanna listen to these. I've listened to plenty of Star Wars Audio books so this seems like a more high production version of those. Gotta love the production value of these
Loving this video and the prior one. The differences in performance are very interesting, and it's great you showcase snippets.
Audio Dramas and other such Audio Content is ALWAYS overlooked
THE most overlooked facet of just about any franchise of which it is a part
Lol, radio Darth Vader sounds like the parole officer from ‘A Clockwork Orange’.
Did anyone know that MistareFusion is dissecting Dragon Ball GT? Just wanted to keep you informed.
Wait really? I just got done binge watching all of Dragon Ball Dissection, and I thought he was done with Dragon Ball
Uh, that's weird, he never said anything about it.
Wow, that’s interesting! Say, did you know that mistarefusion is tackling Gt in dragon Ball dissection? Most people don’t know this.
Ayo when he doing GT?
@@marcobravo116 He already started.
I wait for the Rebel Mission to Ord Mantell. The original audiodrama story released in 1983. One of the very first expanded universe stories.
To be fair to Hamill, he was not only playing the joker but also hobgoblin in spiderman TAS also the year before he'd been in village of the damned (though not sure when it had been filmed) and the ghibli dubs he was in would follow. So maybe just too busy
Cliff from better call Saul being boba Fett makes me laugh 😂
Whoa, hey. The radio drama reads the line as "No, Luke, I am your father," huh? So there is an official, contemporary piece of media that has Vader read the line with a "Luke" before "I am..." I wonder if it's possible that played some part in the infamous misconception.
The comic adaptation also includes "Luke".
I heard about these radio dramas but I did not know much about them its really cool getting to here bits of them. I love your dragonball stuff but it us fun when you talk about other stuff you care about.
Come to think of it, it's really impressive that the first one especially manages to be so exciting given the thing it's adapting owes /so/ much of its success to visuals and cinematography and just, y'know, the language of moviemaking. It's kind of wild! But yeah, I do remember--after your previous video on this intrigued me--checking out the trilogy and, though I enjoyed the latter two okay, spending them mostly just missing the epic, exciting feeling from the first one, of this whole new sci-fi adventure unfolding before me over the rough skeleton of the movie most of us know with our eyes closed at this point.
Even listening through, I must have missed the part where the Jedi adaptation was so much later, that's wild and does kind of explain the length--and didn't clock that easter egg at all either.
Anyway, gotta say I love Theatrical Monologue Guy Darth Vader. It's such campy fun.
That "I am your father" is meme worthy
It is an oddity, but yeah: knowing how these came to exist do catch my eye...well, ear, though it is a shame that for Jedi, they couldn't get Mark back...however, his replacement does manage to capture the style that I find most of his sound alikes do seem to try and emulate. Like he does sound like he's at least a year or so older aftee what happened in Empire. Do also like the interactions between them, and ngl, even if intrusive, I do like the idea of Vader interjecting between the conversation of Han and Land as he makes his entrance into the betrayal; maybe change the dialogue a bit, but it does still feel intimidating.
With so many known details behind the scenes in Return of The Jedi it is kinda shame they didn't expand the material to big proportions just like Lucas wanted before his team split out.
I actually didn't know that was supposed to be Mara Jade! Lol.
Yeah, all of these were great.
Also didn't realize ROTJ was THIRTEEN YEARS after ESB.... that's nuts...
14:47
C3PO: Oh.... How Interesting 😏
Are we sure threepio's mind was wiped?
And btw maybe Anthony Daniels also knew by this point about the siblings
Wow, GT looks stranger than I remember!
I loved your outfit on this episode! Super cute
I could watch you talk about anything. Great video
28:18 no keep going I LIVE FOR THIS SHIT
Hey that video may not have done hot but it got me to check out the OG Radio Drama!
I wish these Star Wars videos did better, I really enjoy hearing your takes
Well, the next Mighty Morphin Zyurangers is gonna be really awkward...
Would you ever consider talking about the dark empire radio dramas as they act as sort of a follow up to these
He's having fun.
3:47 wait minute, Captain Sisko's father is Luke's father in the Star Wars radio drama? lol how amusing
Grover Yoda!
I need to brush up on my Star wars knowledge
So glad Jabba was recasted!!! It was so neccessary
Here before it gets taken down.
Have you thought of doing a video on the many Star Wars pardoies from Animanics and Family Guy ?
Wow, Joshua Farden is really good.
0:24 😢
You're succesful in my eyes!
Damn, somehow I missed this. I don't know how, it was in my notifications. Anyway, here I am... 13 days late. Sorry!
One thing reviews like this make blatant for me, is how (Especially in America) we practically worship film. Unless a creator is explicit and almost aggressive about it, even their original books may be seen as 'secondary' to any film adaption. This has become true with 'The Lord of the Rings', anyone who strongly argues that the books take precedence over the films is seen as an 'Uber-Nerd' that should just relax.
Now, George didn't bother to do that with any of the Expanded Universe written material, but NOW even the creator's view on what constitutes Star Wars is no longer seen as valid by many. Only the system making movies is seen as legitimate- Even if those films obliterate what came before.
This 'Worship of Cinema' is so pervasive when the 100 year anniversary of the ACTUAL sinking of the Titanic was being memorialized, the production adapted THE FILM for their presentation. That's beyond disrespectful, almost horrifying, but it makes the point- Film: Final Authority.
Anyway, I appreciate your appreciation of this now almost completely forgotten bit of Star Wars history. Well done.
People getting so worked up over the expanded universe being discarded, which was obvious and predictable, was bizarre as well, because George Lucas always saw the EU with utter contempt. He certainly enjoyed the money he got out of it all, but he clearly saw himself as being the only person who could create the "real" Star Wars. Had he ever gotten around to doing sequel films, he instantly would have thrown the EU into the fire.
It's interesting how Empire and Jedi didn't get the big expansion Star Wars got, but then again even the novel adaptations stuck much closer to the final film, whereas Star Wars' adaptation was following an earlier script.
Uhhhh...When can expect to get a bunch of Star Wars content like....'Tales of the Jedi Dissection' or 'Dawn of the Je'daii Dissection?' and other Comic Book Reviews?
I dunno. Given how this video is performing, the answer is probably "never." =P
@@MistareFusion Pain.
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Yeaaaah
Let's get this video to a lot of views in the first hour so that it gets love from youtube
Algorithm bless this video which i liked even before watching it because it's that good
Seriously, sometimes i end up pissed off because i can't like it again after watching it, fix that youtube
Lots of words lots of engagement, yadda yadda
I don’t think Lithgow is a very good at impressions. He’s pretty awful in ‘Buckaroo Banzai’ too, in my opinion.
12:02 some actually made an animation of this scene and the scene after and its really good
th-cam.com/video/Nhje9YWyOOQ/w-d-xo.htmlsi=RMxXBQ-rmO0urWcY
That's awesome!
@MistareFusion oh yea! When i learned it was from the empire audio drama, i knew I had to show this to you
ah success.... sorry dude i tend to use an app to download the audio of youtube videos so i can listen to em on the go so it might not have counted my views
Wow. I thought only anime got radio dramas.
This is what most Star Wars video games are: weak re-tellings of the movies that have diet substitutes for the real actors because the real actors hate Star Wars so much they won't even go near it.
Most Star Wars games I played weren't even retellings. The first Rogue Squadron for instance was primarily adapted EU stuff because Lucas had an embargo on video game retellings to the point where Factorr 5 couldn't even use a specific starfighter. Shadows of the Empire had only one scene from Empire Strikes Back and the entire game was about Dash
Just so you know Totaly not on the Mark Did his own GT review