Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones/Unfaithful/The New Guy
- Episode aired May 11, 2002
- TV-PG
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Roger Ebert - Host: [reviewing "Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones"] Now, you like THIS Yoda better than the other Yoda?
Richard Roeper - Host: Yeah, and you know what? Go back...
Roger Ebert - Host: Come on.
Richard Roeper - Host: ...And look at the other Yoda.
Roger Ebert - Host: First of all...
Richard Roeper - Host: That other Yoda, you can practically see the guy crouching underneath...
Roger Ebert - Host: The other Yoda never looked like a sock puppet, and not only didn't he NOT look like a sock puppet, but Lucas has said that he tried to make this Yoda look like the Muppet Yoda...
Richard Roeper - Host: ONLY more expressive! And there's this "Crouching Yoda, Hidden Dragon" thing...
Roger Ebert - Host: You like the fact that Yoda turns into an action figure now, with his lightsaber...
Richard Roeper - Host: I think that that...
Roger Ebert - Host: ...After, in the next movie, y'know...
Richard Roeper - Host: ...Is a scene that "Star Wars" fans are gonna absolutely love. I loved it.
Roger Ebert - Host: It's totally out of character for him.
Richard Roeper - Host: There's a nice- it's NOT totally out of character for him. That's part of his skills, he's not just this brilliant philosopher...
Roger Ebert - Host: Listen, if you're Yoda...
Richard Roeper - Host: ...He's ALSO a Jedi warrior...
Roger Ebert - Host: ...If you're Yoda and you have The Force...
Richard Roeper - Host: ...He's a Jedi master!
Roger Ebert - Host: ...If you encompass The Force, you don't need no "laser saber", you...
Richard Roeper - Host: You do when you're goin' up against another Jedi dude who's also got super duper mind powers!
Roger Ebert - Host: You just go like this:
[makes a hand swipe]
Roger Ebert - Host: You're Yoda! Nobody can stop you!
Richard Roeper - Host: Well...
[laughs along with Roger]
Richard Roeper - Host: He was being stopped mentally, so he had to go to the physical stuff!
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