Star Wars Quiztacular Spectacular!

Yes, little teddy bears smote the armies of the Empire.

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Princess Leia creates a hologram message for R2D2 to share with Obi-wan Kenobi. This is seen in the movie Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope, where Leia records a distress message asking for help and hides it in R2D2's memory. The message is intended for Obi-wan Kenobi, as Leia seeks his assistance in the Rebel Alliance's fight against the Galactic Empire.

In the extended universe, apparently Boba Fett lives. But I expect he never lives down the shame.

Trivia: "I'm a person and my name is Anakin" is actually not the worst line of dialogue in The Phantom Menace. The worst dialogue occurred just seconds earlier:

Even George Lucas knows this to be true.

A further insult: Chewbacca doesn't receive a medal at the end of Star Wars Episode 4: A New Hope.

Everybody loves someone (not matter how awful) in the Star Wars universe.

Obi-wan is present when Princess Leia is born, which occurs in Star Wars Episode 3: Revenge of the Sith

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Luke Skywalker wanted to pick up power converters at Tosche Station. This suggests that he needed them for some specific purpose, possibly to fix or upgrade a piece of equipment. Power converters are essential components in many electronic devices, so it is reasonable to assume that Luke required them for a practical reason.

The Rebels exploited a thermal exhaust port in order to destroy the original Death Star. This weakness allowed them to target and hit a vulnerable spot in the Death Star's structure, causing a chain reaction that resulted in its destruction.

Jedi can reflect it, but only the Sith use it to attack. Force Lightning is also a great party trick.

Additional Trivia: C-3PO can also annoy people in over 6 million forms of communication.

Only Han Solo is a stuck up, half-witted, scruffy-looking nerf-herder, at least according to Leia.

Yet, he does not bother to show himself in Episodes 4-6. It is almost like this was an afterthought for George Lucas. Like a 20-year afterthought.

The correct answer is The Boonta Eve Classic. The Boonta Eve Classic was the name of the annual podrace that Anakin Skywalker won as a bratty kid. This race took place on the planet Tatooine and was a major event in the Star Wars universe. Anakin's victory in this race helped to establish his reputation as an exceptional podracer and set the stage for his future as a Jedi Knight.

Salacious B. Crumb is the correct answer because it is the name of a character from the Star Wars franchise. Salacious B. Crumb is a small, cackling creature that serves as the court jester for the crime lord Jabba the Hutt. He is often seen sitting on Jabba's throne, laughing and making sarcastic remarks.

Captain Lorth Needa also gets force choked to death later on for... apologizing to Darth Vader.

Indiana was an Alaskan malamute, and also inspired another famous character created by George Lucas.

Worst band ever.

David Prowse, Sebastian Shaw, and yes, that was Hayden Christensen in the costume during the final moments of Revenge of the Sith. James Earl Jones only voiced Darth Vader.

Freezing him in carbonite is obvious if you've seen the movie. Some may forget that Han was also tortured (which is why Luke left his training with Yoda and went to Cloud City). However, it is implied Darth Vader invited him to dinner when capturing our heroes in a dining room with the table set and stating, "“We would be honored if you would join us.” In the first draft of The Empire Strikes Back screenplay, there is a dinner scene. Awwwwwkward.

Han Solo describes Lando Calrissian as a gambler, card player, man, and scoundrel. This suggests that Lando is someone who takes risks and plays games of chance, particularly with cards. He is also seen as a man, indicating his gender, and a scoundrel, implying that he may engage in dishonest or unscrupulous behavior.

Yoda cooks root leaf, rootleaf stew, root leaf stew, roots, root, rootsoup, and root soup for Luke Skywalker.