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Star Wars FandomThe Lisa Show • Season 1, Episode 162, Segment 6

May 3, 2019 • 19m

?If you are out and about this weekend and are greeted by someone in a robe with a plastic lightsaber saying "May the Fourth be with you", don't be alarmed or confused. The 4th of May is Star Wars Day, a holiday celebrating the movies and the fans of Star Wars. To get us in the holiday spirit we have our movie and media experts (and Star Wars fans), Jeff Simpson and Cole Wissinger.

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