• The Star Wars Expanded Universe (2024)

  • May 3 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 41 mins
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The Star Wars Expanded Universe (2024)

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  • Liam is joined by Anish and Suthanth to discuss the current canon expanded universe and the best places to start !


    Read Anish's essay about Alphabet Squadron here!

    Star Wars Club at UC San Diego: ⁠instagram.com/starwarsucsd/⁠


    Chapters:

    00:00:00 Introduction

    00:01:23 Dark Disciple

    00:03:53 Bad Batch Season 3 Spoilers related to Dark Disciple

    00:07:00 Return to Dark Disciple

    00:08:52 The High Republic

    00:11:40 Dooku: Jedi Lost

    00:13:54 Master and Apprentice

    00:15:46 Padawan

    00:17:00 The Thrawn Trilogies

    00:21:42 The Padme (Queen's) Trilogy

    00:28:18 Brotherhood

    00:30:56 Upcoming Books: The Living Force & Mace Windu: Glass Abyss

    00:32:58 Original Trilogy Era

    00:34:01 Inquisitor: Rise of the Red Blade

    00:36:05 Tarkin

    00:38:44 Catalyst

    00:40:11 Rebel Rising

    00:45:50 Lords of the Sith

    00:48:42 A New Dawn

    00:53:12 Heir to the Jedi

    00:57:24 Battlefront: Twilight Company

    01:01:00 Battlefront 2: Inferno Squad

    01:03:46 Leia, Princess of Alderaan

    01:07:54 The Princess and The Scoundrel

    01:13:00 Lost Stars

    01:16:12 The Aftermath Trilogy

    01:18:30 The Alphabet Squadron Trilogy

    01:22:12 Phasma

    01:26:34 Galaxy's Edge: Black Spire Outpost

    01:29:52 Last Shot

    01:30:53 Shadows of The Sith

    01:33:32 Resistance Reborn

    01:33:40 Bloodline

    01:38:30 Conclusion
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