The latest episode of Podcast Stardust goes to the dark side to discuss some of Darth Vader’s biggest moments across the Star Wars canon.
Darth Vader is the most iconic character to appear in Star Wars. Not only that, he is one of the most iconic villains in cinema. On this episode of Podcast Stardust, Dennis and Jay look at some of his most important and best moments from across the Star Wars canon (and some Legends) and explore his relationship with Palpatine in the Sith “Rule of Two.”
On this fully armed and operational episode, the discussion includes:
- Darth Vader creating his fortress on Mustafar,
- Vader’s discovery of his relationship to Luke Skywalker,
- The Dark Lord’s challenge to the Emperor,
- Vader’s appearances in Rogue One, the books, and the comics, and
- Darth Vader’s fight with Luke on the second Death Star.
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Podcast Stardust is the fully armed and operational podcast inspired by the code name for the Death Star. Hosted by first-generation Star Wars fans, Dennis Keithly and Jay Krebs, Podcast Stardust endeavors to bring thought provoking discussion on recent Star Wars news on a weekly basis. Between news episodes, Dennis and Jay review the latest episodes from Star Wars television covering everything from Resistance, Rebels, and The Clone Wars to The Mandalorian and other live action productions on Disney+. Of course, Podcast Stardust wouldn’t be complete without thematic discussions, top ten lists, and interviews on everything from Star Wars literature, comics, and the films themselves.