Anakin’s last words to R2 were “Stay with the ship” Fast forward 21 years to Empire, Luke says “R2 you stay put”, after that he doesn’t let Luke out of his sight
actually the homer simpson one isnt true as if you search up clone pilot helmet you can easily tell that "homer simpson" is just a clone with that specific helmet
Yea no. Clone Pilot helmets are yellow and the Homer Simpson thing was a made up gag by someone on the internet. If you zoom up on the still you can clearly see the clone pilot helmet with its distinctive features plus the respirator system (or the “stubble”)
Plus the pilot looks nothing like Homer. The commonality of "clone armour being round and smooth" is about as far as it goes, considering the pilot's head doesn't even look very yellow to me. More reaching and wishlisting.
9:06 quick correction, this did happen but the ship was hans baleen class heavy freighter 'eravana' that he was using while looking for the falcon, not the falcon itself. I always wondered why they specified the container number for that specific container in page 36 of the force awakens incredible cross sections book, now I know!
@@jonathanobrien1752 NO! Don't believe the lies... (Seriously, let Easter Eggs be Easter Eggs... I'm fine with seeing the Enterprise in the RTF, or the Falcon at Sector 001- at long as its a hidden treat.) THE DOMINION WAR NEVER HAPPENED, AND CHANGELINGS AREN'T REAL!
In Heir to the Empire, Luke is recovering from the injuries given to him by Palpatine. He's drinking hot chocolate which Lando had found on a planet he once visited. This was a hint that it was Earth. That book is still considered Canon because of the use of the planet Coruscant. It originated in that novel.
Starwars takes place a long time ago (hot chocolate probably not yet invented) in galaxy far far away. I know it is fantasy but I doubt the ships were fast enough to travel to the milkyway and back and be in time to destroy the deathstar 2
@@kelteel what you have to remember that was used by ancient civilizations and that even here a lot of people didn't hear of it until the 18th century. Never mind the fact that it's science fiction and then go as fast as they want LOL
And let's not forget R2 whipping past the view screen of the USS Enterprise in J.J. Abrams reboot. He's part of the Starfleet wreckage just as they come out of warp. And then we have John Ratzenberger/Cliff Clavin in Empire as a rebel soldier on Hoth (first acting gig). Great vid!
Alternatively, C3PO's comment that the Falcon's computer has an odd dialect, because the computer was originally L3-3T, could be interpreted that the Falcon's computer uses L33T5P33K.
Tremendous video! LOVED it, especially having Lotus in there (a bit of British engineering excellence)! Lots of hard work obviously went into this and it is top class. Me and my son, Billy, both thought this was outstanding work.
In the episode of clone wars where Kenobi and Vos go to nal hutta, the entertainment provided for the hutts, in huttese of course is the song and dance number from the beginning of Temple of doom
She's only part of the Falcons computer, there are two other parts to make the whole. They have a story in the Empire strikes back "from a certain point of view" book. She's get all torn up when she "sees" Lando. It was actually a good story.
Could the white bushy bearded fellow in the strike team on Endor have possibly been the former governor Ryder Azadi of Lothal before the imperial appointed governor?
I cannot confirm or verify this, but I've heard people say that a tiny R2-D2 appears on the side of the spaceship at the end of Close Encounters as it rises slowly into the air --- the part where the camera follows the ship rising and we see some surface detail. Would love to know if this is true.
There is a Clone Wars episode where Wat Tambor is looting a planet and droids are shown in the background loading a ship before the Republic forces arrive. Two droids are briefly shown loading the Ark of the Covenant onto the ship
i remember one night in high school a friend and I watched revenge of the sith cus we had nothing better to do and while we were talking up close to the TV her noticed the millenium falcon leaving the docking bays to the jedi temple and we went back and paused it
did u not watch solo? they explained the kessel run. he took a shortcut. therefore doing the kessel run in less distance makes the use of "parsec" make sense.
The odd number episodes are subtitles of the dark side and the even numbered episodes have subtitles of the good side. Each episode has the characters in the opposite order of when they appear and what they're going through. Anakin arrives at 32 minutes of an indoor location in Episode I because Luke arrives at 16 minutes of an outdoor location in Episode IV. There are many other layers throughout the series. Jabba the Hut was in the directors cut of New Hope so he can arrive in Episode 1 and the creatures in the bleachers of the pod race are mostly the ones in the bars Obi-Wan and Luke go to in Episode 4. Darth Maul's death reverses Obi-Wan since he was killed by Darth Vader. I watched Episode 4 and realized I was right all along and the opening scene in Episode 1 reverses Episode 4. This is why Obi-Wan appears early in Episode 1 because he was late in 4. Vice versa with C-3PO. The opening of Episode 4 starts with Storm Troopers blasting characters with guns leading to an explosion of black smoke in which the smoke contrasts the white interior of the spaceship and Darth Vader emerges from the smoke. C-3PO appears in the scene. Leia gives a message for help to Obi-Wan. Later, C-3PO and R2-D2 leave the spaceship. Episode 1 opens with four characters approaching the spaceship (including Obi-Wan) where a female version of C-3PO greets them. An explosion occurs where white smoke from another room emerges contrasting the dark interiors of the spaceship. The Jedi's emerge from the smoke and do battle with robots. Queen Amidala gives a message for help. Then I watch Episode 5 to see if Lucas did this all along in the first trilogy and he did. The opening of Episode 5 takes place on planet Hoth instead of Darth Vader's spaceship. That's why I knew Han Solo would arrive early in 7 because he arrived early in 5, but late in 4 and 6. Notice we hear his voice before seeing his face in 5 and 7 which I predicted would happen before seeing Force Awakens. Obi-Wan appears early in Episode 5 and tells Luke to see Yoda instead of Leia needing to see Obi-Wan in the start of Episode 4. Yoda is a reverse of Obi-Wan since he's also a mentor to Luke, but Yoda's short, non-human and talks backwards. Obi-Wan is tall, human and talks forwards. The final lightsaber duel in Episode 5 is a stalemate since it's the middle of the trilogy. The end of 5 is inside a spaceship with the characters backs turned to the audience in tragedy. Episodes 4 and 6 open on Darth Vader's spaceship and ends on a planet in joy where the characters are facing the audience. I discovered all these character reversals on my own and there's many more.
That story about the Ark of the Covenant is only half correct. It was on Han and Chewie's other ship. The one they picked the Falcon up on. The one with those big chomping mouth monsters on board.
Quite a few of these I already knew but I'm surprised no one is talking about how in season 2 of Star Wars Rebels (can't remember which episode off the top of my head but I remember the scene) when Ezra is walking back to his house where they were all hiding out, the Indiana Jones crystal skull theme is playing while Ezra is walking through the streets. Found something else, in season 3 with the episode of the infiltrator Droid, Dave Filloni used C3-PO's original design for the droids
That's not a nod to The Simpsons, 1st phase armor Clone Pilots all had yellow forehead/mohawk on their helmets and all examples including yours lack the brown stubble you refer to.
Parsecs measure distance not time. The Kessel run goes through a dangerous area of space. Whatever the hazards are, it just means Han found a shortcut that was either too dangerous for other Pilots to attempt or wasn't on the maps/charts of the explored routes. Assuming there even are cut/paste maps n they're not just memorizing landmarks.
The homer detail just makes me think that the Jar-Jar binks sith theory is true. Ppl who defend it use the argument(?) that George Lucas uses small details & jarjar is seen multiple times doing things very subtly
While that’s definitely not what Lucas intended, that is indeed a fun video to watch. Essentially, Lucas needed certain things to happen (like the appointment of emergency powers) to allow Palpatine to end up as Emperor, and Jar Jar was around when those events were happening, so Lucas used him for some of them. But when looking at it all combined, it does look like Binks did several things that only a Sith would be able to do (like randomly winning the droid battle in Ep 1) in order to ensure Palpatine became Emperor. It’s not true, but it’s something that can happen when so many stories are written about the same characters, and the stories aren’t all written in order.
so in all of the galaxy there is only one man with a white beard so even when we know they are 2 different people you still maintain it's the same guy.
Fun fact, Boushh's helmet that Leia uses in Episode 6 had the number 1138 on the side of it (a reference that appears on most Star Wars media, like Commander Bacara being clone commander CC 1138). People found this easter egg in 1996, when they released a Boushh action figure, a full 13 years after Episode 6 came out.
I don’t know why there’s any argument about whether “our” universe and the Star Wars one are connected, when the very first thing we ever saw of Star Wars was “… a long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away…“. That specifically puts it spatially and chronologically in this universe. It’s referenced to be “a long time ago”, so, from now. And “far, far away”, so, from here. It’s quite clear.
Yes but something that happened a long long time ago could be something that happened far far away. Because the light takes a long long time to get to us. It could have happened at the same time as our galaxy physically but the light would take years and years to reach us. Supernovae that we see now, happened a long long time ago.
@@kevindagod I know that, I’m saying that by referring to it’s distance and difference in time, that it’s in our admittedly infinite universe, not in some other dimension where Earth doesn’t exist. Does that make more sense? Because I agree with you- maybe I just wasn’t as clear as I was trying to be 🙂
@@tunguskalumberjack9987 I agree. Just want in our galaxy. And they say that. In a galaxy far dark away...could still be I'm out time lol. Just far way. Who knows, a long long time ago could be our time now and they travel hyperspace to us in the present.
I remember hearing either in the concept for or the original book of A New Hope had some type of alien telling the story of the Star Wars. I never made it into the movie obviously, but it could be debated on its canon status.
your right, the homer simpson one isnt true as if you search up clone pilot helmet you can easily tell that "homer simpson" is just a clone with that specific helmet
Biggest stretch in Star Wars fandom. Perhaps the sh-tiest consipiracy theory in the SW universe. I did thoroughly enjoy everything else until that spout of nonsense
The Yoda reference in the Halloween costume scene in ET is also in the soundtrack, and I'm surprised this hasn't been noticed before. Have a listen to John Williams' "ET's Halloween" track, and you can hear a little bit of his "Yoda's Theme" mixed in. Personally I think this musical build-up to the famous "Flying Theme" is one of John Williams' most incredible pieces of music.
Actually, there's another falcon Easter egg in star wars! Specifically in clone wars. In the blue shadow virus episode, I think around 20 something minutes, I think it's 27, in the bottom right corner of a painting for a scene, the falcon is on a landing pad while a cliff side waterfall towers near. Really interesting find!
Whoever's reading this, i pray that whatever you're going through gets better and whatever you're struggling with or worrying about is going to be fine and that everyone has a fantastic day! Amen
The encounter in entry 2 is expanded even further in the story "faith in an old friend" from the compendium of short stories that is " the empire strikes back: from a certain point of view". In it, we learn about the entity known as the millennium collective, comprised of L3, V5-T (a transport droid built in to the falcon during construction), and ED-4 (a corporate espionage droid uploaded to the falcon prior to its ownership by lando). The 3 separate entities of the 3 droids make up the one entity, meaning that they interchangeably use the singular and collective in the same conversation. Both of the certain point of view books are very worth reading in my opinion as it provides so much more to the original trilogy movies. Im very much looking forward to the return of the jedi volume next year for the 40th anniversary of the movies release
The nearer to light speed the weirder time is perceived by the traveler vs the observer. Also “a long time ago “ is pretty vague. I mean it’s a matter of perspective. All galaxies are far, far away from each other so I think a cosmologist can answer this
I'll be that guy who nitpicks. 1. The box 9906763 from Indiana Jones was created to hold the arch of the covenant in 1936 was still in 1957. 2. That means sometime after 1957 the arch was moved from the warehouse to the Falcon, which would need to have happened before Han took possession of the Falcon which is about 10 years before Episode 4. 3. So, the first time we (inhabitants of Earth) were told "A long time ago" was 1977. 4. So, being generous, if box 9906763 was transferred from the Nevada warehouse to the Falcon immediately after the events of Kingdom of the Crystal Skulls (maybe the aliens picked it up before leaving) and then Han acquired the Falcon immediately after box 9906763 was placed on the Falcon, that would mean that the events of A New Hope took place in 1967. This would put the events in Star Wars as so in earth years: E1 = 1935 E2 = 1945 E3 = 1948 E4 = 1967 E5 = 1970 E6 = 1971 E7 = 2001 E8 = 2001 E9 = 2002 Then if you look at it compared to the year the move came out, it tells us how "long time ago" each was: E1 = 64 years E2 = 57 years E3 = 57 years E4 = 10 years E5 = 10 years E6 = 12 years E7 = 14 years E8 = 16 years E9 = 17 years Maybe you can justify that 64 years was a "Long time ago", and that is a stretch. But 10 years being a "long time ago'. No. So the real answer is that these references are just fun little nods to real world facts, or at the least in world coincidences.
@@thoseclipsyouvebeenlooking1289 Exactly. Thanks for doing the numbers on this. I knew that the theory made little sense. Even within Indy's own universe, I never quite knew how the Ark made it to the catacombs in Venice in 1938 but then back in possession of the US government a couple decades later. Not impossible buy seems like a whole other story that we never got, at least not on screen.
The problem with the theory that ET exists in Star Wars is that at one point in ET, Elliott shows ET his Star Wars figures. So that means that somehow the Star Wars movies exist in the Star Wars universe and therefore it is our universe in. Star Wars is apparently non-fiction. Or, alternatively, we are taking a joke way too seriously
This channel makes a lot of clickbait, especially since half of the "secrets" are either well known (and not secrets) or outright false (and not secrets).
@@edwardbloecher4563 Ok so the guy could have said frieghter with an accent and youtubes auto subtitles could have miss heard it just like us so i was just saying how youtube might have made a mistake too.
I got one.. The actor Julian Glover who played as General Maximilian Veers in ESB is the same actor who portrayed the character of Grand Maester Pycelle in Game of Thrones.
The Milenium Falcon appears in Star Trek First Contact during the Battle of Earth against the Borg. Also the USS Enterprise appears in Star Wars and can be seen in the traffic visible from inside the jedi temple. Also the clothes for Han Solo was supposed to be for Indiana Jones, but the delivery got mixed up and there was no time to delay the filming, so Harison Ford wore the iconic outfits on the sets as we know them today.
Theres a comic book where Han and chewy crash land on earth and get captured by native Americans. Years later Indiana Jones, digs up what he believes is Bigfoot but is actually Chewy's corpse.
There's an Easter egg from 2001: A Space Odyssey in The Phantom Menace, as well. If you look closely in Watto's junkyard, you'll see one of the Discovery's EVA pods next to one of the buildings. It was even seen in the Star Wars Complete Locations book on page 31. The caption describes it as a "repair and maintenance pod of unknown origin." 😎👍
An even more bad-ass moment from R2, And I'm forgetting if it was from the prequels, Or the clone wars. But remember that time he squirted a platform with oil and then used His Built-in propulsion jets I guess is what they are is what they are, to set 2 storm troopers on fire? That's not just bad-ass that's ruthless, He Quite literally Severely injured 2 people, or very possibly killed them in what is arguably one of the most painful ways to die.
That was in Revenge of the Sith and it was a pair of B2 Super Battledroids in the hangar bay of The Invisible Hand on the mission to rescue the Chancellor during the Battle of Coruscant.
Well, this list reminded me why I hate the expanded universe ^^ was the millennium falcon just a ship that was manufactured, did generic ship activities and was eventually won by someone who happened to get involved with the rebellion? Course not! Course it was involved with an anti-emperor group. Jesus Christ. Why stop there? Why not have Yoda fly it when he helped celebrate the CEC's 1 millionth ship or something **ahem**
let me get this right so solo a starwars story is in this 9:33 yet you say "if han solo's kessel run boast is to be believed" 2:18 if you guys gonna take this stuff from other websites/list at least site your sources or if it's your article then how about a link to it this just screams untrustworthy and scumy channel
I thought it was awesome after the connection was pointed out to me then I see him among the prisoners wearing some stormtrooper armor as an attempted disguise.
Anakin’s last words to R2 were “Stay with the ship”
Fast forward 21 years to Empire, Luke says “R2 you stay put”, after that he doesn’t let Luke out of his sight
Qui-gon's last words to Anakin are "Stay in that cockpit".
@@saygoodbyetoprivacy And he did stay in that cockpit :P
actually the homer simpson one isnt true as if you search up clone pilot helmet you can easily tell that "homer simpson" is just a clone with that specific helmet
Yeah, it's so fuzzy it could BE any1!
that's good because it would open up a whole lot of questions that i guarantee you the writers have no good answer for
A man of logic, thank you
Could be, they knew it would be blurry so they manipulated the coloring to resemble Homer.
Agreed the clone piolet has yellow paint on his head however gorge Lucas like family guy more
Yea no. Clone Pilot helmets are yellow and the Homer Simpson thing was a made up gag by someone on the internet.
If you zoom up on the still you can clearly see the clone pilot helmet with its distinctive features plus the respirator system (or the “stubble”)
Plus the pilot looks nothing like Homer. The commonality of "clone armour being round and smooth" is about as far as it goes, considering the pilot's head doesn't even look very yellow to me. More reaching and wishlisting.
One of my favourite Rebels details is there being a call over the PA in Rouge One for “General Syndulla”
What about the ghost literally being seen multiple times in the battle over Scariff
Also Chopper rolls past in a scene
Title of this says 10 not 9 Is there another you were going to put on the list?
Re the ET species; There are humans in both galaxies, which kind of makes someone in a Yoda mask reminding ET of home redundant.
Ya but he knows yoda from his home, and as a Jedi so maybe he wanted him to send a message or take him back
9:06 quick correction, this did happen but the ship was hans baleen class heavy freighter 'eravana' that he was using while looking for the falcon, not the falcon itself.
I always wondered why they specified the container number for that specific container in page 36 of the force awakens incredible cross sections book, now I know!
And Lego Skywalker Saga also shows the Ark as well as one of the puzzles for getting a kyber brick, I really love the world building here. :)
Yes, just confirmed, have the book in front of me, as I type this
Millenium Falcon also appears in Star Trek Universe in Star Trek: First Contact during the destruction of the Borg sphere
Or the Battle of Sector 001, if you're feeling froggy
Resistance to this idea is futile. 👴 & 🧔 vs 👽🕋
Not the falcon a starfleet light cruiser like the defiant from ds9
@@jonathanobrien1752 NO! Don't believe the lies... (Seriously, let Easter Eggs be Easter Eggs... I'm fine with seeing the Enterprise in the RTF, or the Falcon at Sector 001- at long as its a hidden treat.)
THE DOMINION WAR NEVER HAPPENED, AND CHANGELINGS AREN'T REAL!
I'm kind of fuzzy on this but didn't the Falcon make an appearance on Spaceballs outside of the diner?
In Heir to the Empire, Luke is recovering from the injuries given to him by Palpatine. He's drinking hot chocolate which Lando had found on a planet he once visited. This was a hint that it was Earth. That book is still considered Canon because of the use of the planet Coruscant. It originated in that novel.
Unfortunately, Heir to the Empire is not canon. It’s currently sold under the “Legends” brand and title.
@@tbizzle761 still canon to me. The "legends" stories was a lot better then books Disney has put out.
Starwars takes place a long time ago (hot chocolate probably not yet invented) in galaxy far far away. I know it is fantasy but I doubt the ships were fast enough to travel to the milkyway and back and be in time to destroy the deathstar 2
@@kelteel what you have to remember that was used by ancient civilizations and that even here a lot of people didn't hear of it until the 18th century. Never mind the fact that it's science fiction and then go as fast as they want LOL
@@tbizzle761 well it may not be canon but then again neither is the planet Coruscant but that's where it came from Lucas borrowed from that novel
And let's not forget R2 whipping past the view screen of the USS Enterprise in J.J. Abrams reboot. He's part of the Starfleet wreckage just as they come out of warp.
And then we have John Ratzenberger/Cliff Clavin in Empire as a rebel soldier on Hoth (first acting gig).
Great vid!
Alternatively, C3PO's comment that the Falcon's computer has an odd dialect, because the computer was originally L3-3T, could be interpreted that the Falcon's computer uses L33T5P33K.
"lit speek", eh? ha, good one. lol
apparently clone pilots = Homer Simpson
do you guys even do research anymore??
Not gonna watch the video but that thumbnail was great! 👌🏻 top tier ”arrow pointing to a circle” work.
Tremendous video! LOVED it, especially having Lotus in there (a bit of British engineering excellence)! Lots of hard work obviously went into this and it is top class. Me and my son, Billy, both thought this was outstanding work.
In the episode of clone wars where Kenobi and Vos go to nal hutta, the entertainment provided for the hutts, in huttese of course is the song and dance number from the beginning of Temple of doom
Incidentally, L3-37 is a variation on the term ‘LEET’, a shorthand for elite.
Modern shorthand spelling with numbers is called leetspeak/13375p34k.
Incomprehensible to some.
She's only part of the Falcons computer, there are two other parts to make the whole. They have a story in the Empire strikes back "from a certain point of view" book. She's get all torn up when she "sees" Lando. It was actually a good story.
The Ark of the Covenant was in a season 1 episode of the clone wars. The separatists were stealing it off Ryloth.
Could the white bushy bearded fellow in the strike team on Endor have possibly been the former governor Ryder Azadi of Lothal before the imperial appointed governor?
I never knew Homer Simpson is in star wars. That's a trip
he's not, that fact is a lie, pilot helmets are yellow
I'm surprised you didn't mention Luke Skywalker's ghost seen on tatooine in the original 1977 A New Hope.
ET was noticed in the theater by most of the watching the movie .
Phase 1 clone pilots had yellow helmets, so it’s not Homer Simpson
agreed
Homer i missed and this actor I still don't know who he is. But the others I have through many re-watches seen Great video
I cannot confirm or verify this, but I've heard people say that a tiny R2-D2 appears on the side of the spaceship at the end of Close Encounters as it rises slowly into the air --- the part where the camera follows the ship rising and we see some surface detail. Would love to know if this is true.
There is a Clone Wars episode where Wat Tambor is looting a planet and droids are shown in the background loading a ship before the Republic forces arrive. Two droids are briefly shown loading the Ark of the Covenant onto the ship
I like how your footage shows the agents holding guns, and not walkie-talkies(I refuse to watch E.T. Without guns
I really want a crossover now where Han Solo meets Indiana Jones!
Where's the 10th secret then
2:50 I still don't know how I saw that when I wasn't even looking for it
i remember one night in high school a friend and I watched revenge of the sith cus we had nothing better to do and while we were talking up close to the TV her noticed the millenium falcon leaving the docking bays to the jedi temple and we went back and paused it
did u not watch solo? they explained the kessel run. he took a shortcut. therefore doing the kessel run in less distance makes the use of "parsec" make sense.
Want that container on the Erevana?
The odd number episodes are subtitles of the dark side and the even numbered episodes have subtitles of the good side. Each episode has the characters in the opposite order of when they appear and what they're going through. Anakin arrives at 32 minutes of an indoor location in Episode I because Luke arrives at 16 minutes of an outdoor location in Episode IV. There are many other layers throughout the series.
Jabba the Hut was in the directors cut of New Hope so he can arrive in Episode 1 and the creatures in the bleachers of the pod race are mostly the ones in the bars Obi-Wan and Luke go to in Episode 4. Darth Maul's death reverses Obi-Wan since he was killed by Darth Vader. I watched Episode 4 and realized I was right all along and the opening scene in Episode 1 reverses Episode 4. This is why Obi-Wan appears early in Episode 1 because he was late in 4. Vice versa with C-3PO.
The opening of Episode 4 starts with Storm Troopers blasting characters with guns leading to an explosion of black smoke in which the smoke contrasts the white interior of the spaceship and Darth Vader emerges from the smoke. C-3PO appears in the scene. Leia gives a message for help to Obi-Wan. Later, C-3PO and R2-D2 leave the spaceship. Episode 1 opens with four characters approaching the spaceship (including Obi-Wan) where a female version of C-3PO greets them. An explosion occurs where white smoke from another room emerges contrasting the dark interiors of the spaceship. The Jedi's emerge from the smoke and do battle with robots. Queen Amidala gives a message for help.
Then I watch Episode 5 to see if Lucas did this all along in the first trilogy and he did. The opening of Episode 5 takes place on planet Hoth instead of Darth Vader's spaceship. That's why I knew Han Solo would arrive early in 7 because he arrived early in 5, but late in 4 and 6. Notice we hear his voice before seeing his face in 5 and 7 which I predicted would happen before seeing Force Awakens. Obi-Wan appears early in Episode 5 and tells Luke to see Yoda instead of Leia needing to see Obi-Wan in the start of Episode 4. Yoda is a reverse of Obi-Wan since he's also a mentor to Luke, but Yoda's short, non-human and talks backwards. Obi-Wan is tall, human and talks forwards. The final lightsaber duel in Episode 5 is a stalemate since it's the middle of the trilogy. The end of 5 is inside a spaceship with the characters backs turned to the audience in tragedy. Episodes 4 and 6 open on Darth Vader's spaceship and ends on a planet in joy where the characters are facing the audience. I discovered all these character reversals on my own and there's many more.
Waauw what weed your smoking I need that to
It's like poetry
Groening is pronounced “graining.”
More proof that they hit Reddit for memes instead of doing research.
3:00 it cant be, it looks nothing like the falcon we see in Solo, so thats decanonized already
5:27 this is actually canon now
If anything some how the arc ended up on earth since star wars is set a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away.
The falcon was also in spaceballs
In the vhs pan and scan of PM they zoom in on ET.
Hear me out: what if the Indiana Jones movies were just Han Solo's dreams while frozen in Carbonite........
That story about the Ark of the Covenant is only half correct.
It was on Han and Chewie's other ship. The one they picked the Falcon up on. The one with those big chomping mouth monsters on board.
Quite a few of these I already knew but I'm surprised no one is talking about how in season 2 of Star Wars Rebels (can't remember which episode off the top of my head but I remember the scene) when Ezra is walking back to his house where they were all hiding out, the Indiana Jones crystal skull theme is playing while Ezra is walking through the streets.
Found something else, in season 3 with the episode of the infiltrator Droid, Dave Filloni used C3-PO's original design for the droids
THE TITLE SAYS 10!!!!
What’s with that thumbnail man 🤦♂️
That's not a nod to The Simpsons, 1st phase armor Clone Pilots all had yellow forehead/mohawk on their helmets and all examples including yours lack the brown stubble you refer to.
forces of destiny actually officially confirmed that the bearded man on endor was rex
3po is in every single Star Wars was movie 1to9
“ took years to discover “ and then goes on to talk about all the same old , played out stuff everyone already knows.
So ur saying that blur is indisputable evidence of Homer Simpson? Lol
Parsecs measure distance not time.
The Kessel run goes through a dangerous area of space. Whatever the hazards are, it just means Han found a shortcut that was either too dangerous for other Pilots to attempt or wasn't on the maps/charts of the explored routes. Assuming there even are cut/paste maps n they're not just memorizing landmarks.
The homer detail just makes me think that the Jar-Jar binks sith theory is true. Ppl who defend it use the argument(?) that George Lucas uses small details & jarjar is seen multiple times doing things very subtly
While that’s definitely not what Lucas intended, that is indeed a fun video to watch. Essentially, Lucas needed certain things to happen (like the appointment of emergency powers) to allow Palpatine to end up as Emperor, and Jar Jar was around when those events were happening, so Lucas used him for some of them. But when looking at it all combined, it does look like Binks did several things that only a Sith would be able to do (like randomly winning the droid battle in Ep 1) in order to ensure Palpatine became Emperor. It’s not true, but it’s something that can happen when so many stories are written about the same characters, and the stories aren’t all written in order.
11:43.... that's a bit of a fkn reach man....
The well has finally run dry. Homer Simpson?! Whatever;
Why do you say 10 if it's 9?
Lol thumbnails clickbait as fuck
clone pilots are just yellow
Not Homer. Clearly a clone pilot.
so in all of the galaxy there is only one man with a white beard so even when we know they are 2 different people you still maintain it's the same guy.
Anybody complaining about Star Wars, should shut up they got what they asked for, what they demanded.
R2D2 the best droid in the galaxy? HK 47 anyone?
It's not that we can't understand R2-D2, they're just censoring his foul vocal port to avoid an R rating for language.
best case example for this being true is chopper from rebels.... he is CLEARLY saying some choice words at times lmfao
Fun fact, Boushh's helmet that Leia uses in Episode 6 had the number 1138 on the side of it (a reference that appears on most Star Wars media, like Commander Bacara being clone commander CC 1138).
People found this easter egg in 1996, when they released a Boushh action figure, a full 13 years after Episode 6 came out.
The number is from one of Lucas's earliest films THX 1138
@@tonyjackson4078 I know, didn't mention it to make the comment too long
@@tonyjackson4078 Did that ever get remastered in THX? lol
The helmet is also reused in Star Trek DS9 for the Breen species.
Another Wars/Trek connection/cameo.
Leia was held in 2187 in A New Hope dude.
"10 Obscure Star Wars Movie Secrets That Took Years To Discover"
Video starts with #9 🤷♂
#10 was the intro 🤷♂️
He loved making top tens but he could not count to ten..Ironic
I don’t know why there’s any argument about whether “our” universe and the Star Wars one are connected, when the very first thing we ever saw of Star Wars was “… a long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away…“. That specifically puts it spatially and chronologically in this universe. It’s referenced to be “a long time ago”, so, from now. And “far, far away”, so, from here. It’s quite clear.
bingo! always was confused when people seperate them lol
Yes but something that happened a long long time ago could be something that happened far far away. Because the light takes a long long time to get to us. It could have happened at the same time as our galaxy physically but the light would take years and years to reach us. Supernovae that we see now, happened a long long time ago.
@@kevindagod I know that, I’m saying that by referring to it’s distance and difference in time, that it’s in our admittedly infinite universe, not in some other dimension where Earth doesn’t exist. Does that make more sense? Because I agree with you- maybe I just wasn’t as clear as I was trying to be 🙂
@@tunguskalumberjack9987 I agree. Just want in our galaxy. And they say that. In a galaxy far dark away...could still be I'm out time lol. Just far way. Who knows, a long long time ago could be our time now and they travel hyperspace to us in the present.
I remember hearing either in the concept for or the original book of A New Hope had some type of alien telling the story of the Star Wars. I never made it into the movie obviously, but it could be debated on its canon status.
the Homer Simpson one is a stretch. Has anyone at lucasfilm ever mentioned that?
your right, the homer simpson one isnt true as if you search up clone pilot helmet you can easily tell that "homer simpson" is just a clone with that specific helmet
Biggest stretch in Star Wars fandom. Perhaps the sh-tiest consipiracy theory in the SW universe. I did thoroughly enjoy everything else until that spout of nonsense
The Yoda reference in the Halloween costume scene in ET is also in the soundtrack, and I'm surprised this hasn't been noticed before. Have a listen to John Williams' "ET's Halloween" track, and you can hear a little bit of his "Yoda's Theme" mixed in. Personally I think this musical build-up to the famous "Flying Theme" is one of John Williams' most incredible pieces of music.
Actually, there's another falcon Easter egg in star wars! Specifically in clone wars. In the blue shadow virus episode, I think around 20 something minutes, I think it's 27, in the bottom right corner of a painting for a scene, the falcon is on a landing pad while a cliff side waterfall towers near. Really interesting find!
Pushing it with that thumbnail.
Agreed
Glup Shitto's cameo should be included
Whoever's reading this, i pray that whatever you're going through gets better and whatever you're struggling with or worrying about is going to be fine and that everyone has a fantastic day! Amen
The encounter in entry 2 is expanded even further in the story "faith in an old friend" from the compendium of short stories that is " the empire strikes back: from a certain point of view". In it, we learn about the entity known as the millennium collective, comprised of L3, V5-T (a transport droid built in to the falcon during construction), and ED-4 (a corporate espionage droid uploaded to the falcon prior to its ownership by lando). The 3 separate entities of the 3 droids make up the one entity, meaning that they interchangeably use the singular and collective in the same conversation.
Both of the certain point of view books are very worth reading in my opinion as it provides so much more to the original trilogy movies. Im very much looking forward to the return of the jedi volume next year for the 40th anniversary of the movies release
But if Star Wars was “a long time ago” then it must have taken ET a long time to get there
...you mean here? He's going to be shocked when he gets back home!
The nearer to light speed the weirder time is perceived by the traveler vs the observer. Also “a long time ago “ is pretty vague. I mean it’s a matter of perspective. All galaxies are far, far away from each other so I think a cosmologist can answer this
200 years ago is "a long time ago" tho.
I'll be that guy who nitpicks.
1. The box 9906763 from Indiana Jones was created to hold the arch of the covenant in 1936 was still in 1957.
2. That means sometime after 1957 the arch was moved from the warehouse to the Falcon, which would need to have happened before Han took possession of the Falcon which is about 10 years before Episode 4.
3. So, the first time we (inhabitants of Earth) were told "A long time ago" was 1977.
4. So, being generous, if box 9906763 was transferred from the Nevada warehouse to the Falcon immediately after the events of Kingdom of the Crystal Skulls (maybe the aliens picked it up before leaving) and then Han acquired the Falcon immediately after box 9906763 was placed on the Falcon, that would mean that the events of A New Hope took place in 1967.
This would put the events in Star Wars as so in earth years:
E1 = 1935
E2 = 1945
E3 = 1948
E4 = 1967
E5 = 1970
E6 = 1971
E7 = 2001
E8 = 2001
E9 = 2002
Then if you look at it compared to the year the move came out, it tells us how "long time ago" each was:
E1 = 64 years
E2 = 57 years
E3 = 57 years
E4 = 10 years
E5 = 10 years
E6 = 12 years
E7 = 14 years
E8 = 16 years
E9 = 17 years
Maybe you can justify that 64 years was a "Long time ago", and that is a stretch. But 10 years being a "long time ago'. No.
So the real answer is that these references are just fun little nods to real world facts, or at the least in world coincidences.
@@thoseclipsyouvebeenlooking1289 Exactly. Thanks for doing the numbers on this. I knew that the theory made little sense.
Even within Indy's own universe, I never quite knew how the Ark made it to the catacombs in Venice in 1938 but then back in possession of the US government a couple decades later. Not impossible buy seems like a whole other story that we never got, at least not on screen.
The problem with the theory that ET exists in Star Wars is that at one point in ET, Elliott shows ET his Star Wars figures. So that means that somehow the Star Wars movies exist in the Star Wars universe and therefore it is our universe in. Star Wars is apparently non-fiction.
Or, alternatively, we are taking a joke way too seriously
yeah, it's just that. those are all inside jokes, made to flare silly theories from fans and make sw crew laugh at them.
Why does the title of the video say "10 Obscure Star Wars Movie Secrets..." when there are only 9 in the video?
This channel makes a lot of clickbait, especially since half of the "secrets" are either well known (and not secrets) or outright false (and not secrets).
Millennium Falcon appears in Star Trek First Contact fighting the Borg
ET was known back at the movies release.
Falcon was a frieghter not a fighter.
Must be an accent thing tbh
@@S85B50Engine lol I checked the subtitles. 😆 They said fighter as well.
@@edwardbloecher4563 But tehy could have been youtubes fault
@@papayaga8801 who cares I'm joking around. And he did say fighter. Go listen again.
@@edwardbloecher4563 Ok so the guy could have said frieghter with an accent and youtubes auto subtitles could have miss heard it just like us so i was just saying how youtube might have made a mistake too.
2:16 The Kessel run was distance, not time. Han used a short cut, not time travel.
it's lorentz contraction, because he was so fast
That was one of the worst WC videos ever. Title, thumbnail, content...
R2-D2, the most dirty-mouthed character ever! They bleeped everything he said!
I got one.. The actor Julian Glover who played as General Maximilian Veers in ESB is the same actor who portrayed the character of Grand Maester Pycelle in Game of Thrones.
He is also the same actor from Indiana Jones The Last Cruisade.
The Milenium Falcon appears in Star Trek First Contact during the Battle of Earth against the Borg. Also the USS Enterprise appears in Star Wars and can be seen in the traffic visible from inside the jedi temple.
Also the clothes for Han Solo was supposed to be for Indiana Jones, but the delivery got mixed up and there was no time to delay the filming, so Harison Ford wore the iconic outfits on the sets as we know them today.
R2D2 also appears in Star Trek 2009 amongst the debris of starlet ships destroyed by Nero
How come after 3 weeks the video title still says 10 obscure facts but the video says 9?
Millennium Falcon time travel? He took a shortcut.
Kelso run is 20 parsecs, Han Solo completed it in 12.
no it's lorentz contraction as he's so fast
Some of these are a bit of a reach. Whatculture be making shit up.
Master Luminara's hair under her headdress is braids in Episode II. 😸😉 Hasbro replicated that for her Black Series action figure.
Theres a comic book where Han and chewy crash land on earth and get captured by native Americans. Years later Indiana Jones, digs up what he believes is Bigfoot but is actually Chewy's corpse.
R2 is constantly swearing, that's why he's Bleeped out!
I'll see myself out noe
There's an Easter egg from 2001: A Space Odyssey in The Phantom Menace, as well. If you look closely in Watto's junkyard, you'll see one of the Discovery's EVA pods next to one of the buildings. It was even seen in the Star Wars Complete Locations book on page 31. The caption describes it as a "repair and maintenance pod of unknown origin." 😎👍
There's a row of Terminators too
You forgot the part where Rex literally wears nearly identical gear and helmet to the nick guy
@@IorekBear92 ofc I know that, it clearly shows...
Title: 10 movie secrets
Video: 9 movie secrets
Where did you get the homer one confirmed because I don’t see it
Imagine seeing two people with white beards and instantly going "OH MY GOD! They're the same person!"
An even more bad-ass moment from R2, And I'm forgetting if it was from the prequels, Or the clone wars.
But remember that time he squirted a platform with oil and then used His Built-in propulsion jets I guess is what they are is what they are, to set 2 storm troopers on fire?
That's not just bad-ass that's ruthless,
He Quite literally Severely injured 2 people, or very possibly killed them in what is arguably one of the most painful ways to die.
That was in Revenge of the Sith and it was a pair of B2 Super Battledroids in the hangar bay of The Invisible Hand on the mission to rescue the Chancellor during the Battle of Coruscant.
Not storm (not clone) troopers, but two Super Battle Droids.
thats in revenge of the sith and they are b2 battle droids
Richard Armitage was also the killer of Dr Abraham Erskine (the creator of Captain America's super soldier serum).
Well, this list reminded me why I hate the expanded universe ^^ was the millennium falcon just a ship that was manufactured, did generic ship activities and was eventually won by someone who happened to get involved with the rebellion? Course not! Course it was involved with an anti-emperor group. Jesus Christ. Why stop there? Why not have Yoda fly it when he helped celebrate the CEC's 1 millionth ship or something **ahem**
let me get this right so solo a starwars story is in this 9:33 yet you say "if han solo's kessel run boast is to be believed" 2:18 if you guys gonna take this stuff from other websites/list at least site your sources or if it's your article then how about a link to it this just screams untrustworthy and scumy channel
Star Wars takes place before Indiana Jones. So the Ark would have made it from the Millennium Falcon to Earth, not the other way around.
you guys forgot the kitchen sink one in revenge of the sith
I thought it was awesome after the connection was pointed out to me then I see him among the prisoners wearing some stormtrooper armor as an attempted disguise.