Originally Posted by moviefan2k4

Well, the original reason for him looking so different between "New Hope" and "Empire" was a car crash. At the time, he didn't have a recent picture of himself, so the surgeons rebuilt his face based on an older one. Lucas wrote the Wampa attack into "Empire" as an explanation for the mythology.

Originally Posted by Jay G.

The ESB movie doesn't explain this clearly, and shows events that aren't in strictly chronological order, but the Millennium Falcon, lacking hyperdrive, takes a long time to get to the Cloud City, from days to weeks to maybe months. Luke is training with Yoda that whole time.

The chronology is:
1) Rebels flee Hoth. Luke sets course for Dagobah.
2) The Millennium Falcon evades the Empire, setting course for Bespin.
3) Luke arrives at Dagobah, is trained by Yoda.
4) The Millennium Falcon arrives at the Cloud City.

Originally Posted by Guru Askew

Weeks or months? They don't even change their clothes. Sure in sci-fi it's all futuristic and alien to have characters wearing uniform clothing constantly but literally no storytelling device of any kind is used to illustrate any great passage of time. The characters aren't shown sleeping. There are no references about the length of time the journey is taking. Nothing. Sometimes people read too much into things.

Originally Posted by Jules Winfield

Yoda's and Luke's nude days were the best and they're ones that Luke will never forget.

Originally Posted by kgrogers1979

Speaking of Yoda, he is always wearing tattered jedi robes in the original trilogy. When he went into isolation on Dagobah how many sets of clothes did he take with him? He may very well have been wearing the same robe every single day for 20 years...

Originally Posted by Guru Askew

Weeks or months? They don't even change their clothes. Sure in sci-fi it's all futuristic and alien to have characters wearing uniform clothing constantly but literally no storytelling device of any kind is used to illustrate any great passage of time. The characters aren't shown sleeping. There are no references about the length of time the journey is taking. Nothing. Sometimes people read too much into things.

Originally Posted by kgrogers1979

When 900 years old you reach, smell as good you will not, hmm?

Originally Posted by Rob V

Glad to see the hype for episode VII has turned into clothes washing and Yoda balls...

On a serious note, when Chewbacca took a shit, did it stick to his fur?

Originally Posted by Rob V

On a serious note, when Chewbacca took a shit, did it stick to his fur?

Originally Posted by Rob V

On a serious note, when Chewbacca took a shit, did it stick to his fur?

Originally Posted by Josh-da-man

In "Return of the Jedi," Chewbacca and an Ewok were both taking shits in the grass of Endor.

Chewbacca asked the Ewok if shit stuck to his fur. The Ewok replied, "Yes, it does."

Chewbacca grabbed the Ewok and wiped his ass with him.

Originally Posted by Rob V

Glad to see the hype for episode VII has turned into clothes washing and Yoda balls...

On a serious note, when Chewbacca took a shit, did it stick to his fur?

Originally Posted by Josh-da-man

In "Return of the Jedi," Chewbacca and an Ewok were both taking shits in the grass of Endor.

Chewbacca asked the Ewok if shit stuck to his fur. The Ewok replied, "Yes, it does."

Chewbacca grabbed the Ewok and wiped his ass with him.

Originally Posted by cruzness

That wasn't his fur you saw he just slathered himself in wookie turds.

Originally Posted by Josh-da-man

In "Return of the Jedi," Chewbacca and an Ewok were both taking shits in the grass of Endor.

Chewbacca asked the Ewok if shit stuck to his fur. The Ewok replied, "Yes, it does."

Chewbacca grabbed the Ewok and wiped his ass with him.

Originally Posted by Abob Teff

Wasn't this Ewok named Poopla?

Originally Posted by resinrats

OK. But I think the plot will be Palpatine survived ROTJ since he fell into the Death Star sewage treatment vat, which survived the explosion. A star destoyer tractor beamed it onboard before fleeing Endor. So he lived to fight again...20 years later.

Originally Posted by moviefan2k4

It was Paploo, actually. Now, can we please get past this sophmoric garbage, and back to what we want from Episode VII?

Originally Posted by Abob Teff

Originally Posted by kgrogers1979

Or they could do the Dark Empire storyarc where he stayed alive in clone bodies. A body would die, but his spirit would always live on, so killing the body in essence does nothing.

I know a lot of people hated Dark Empire, but it actually does fit in with ROTS when Palpatine is telling Anakin about Darth Plagueis and how they discovered how to cheat death.

They could also bring Plagueis into VII-IX...

Originally Posted by moviefan2k4

I think bringing either Palpatine or Vader back would completely ruin Anakin's redemption. The restored Jedi gave his life to save his son from the evil that had corrupted himself, and its one of the most powerful moments in the saga so far.