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If there is one character we know never gets any credit it is Chewbacca. We have all seen that the Rebel Alliance, who prided itself welcoming all species to fight against the Empire, couldn't even shell out 50 credits for a medal. Then in return of the Jedi, Chewie gets one of his worst slaps yet. As Luke arrives to bargain for Solo's life he says "You will bring Captain Solo and the wookie to me." WOOKIE! Luke has been friends with Chewie for the past 4 years!!! Chewbacca even gives him a big hug before he leave for the Battle of Hoth. Lukes response is like saying to someone who has two of your BEST friends captured "You will bring Steven and the person to me." I'm sorry for nit picking here, but I can't take it. Hell, even Jabba refers to him as "...the mighty Chewbacca."

Hello, this is my first post so forgive me if anythings messed up. Recently after watching Episode II something caught my attention that did not before. Like most on this forum I hate to nitpick. The scene where Obi-wan and Anakin are going to enter the bar to chase Zam Wessel is where it occurs. Anakin loses his lightsaber in the speeder chase and when Obi-wan meets up with Anakin they exchange some typical Star Wars dialogue. Obi-wan then hands him his lightsaber and says "Try not to lose it. This is your life," or something to that extent. While being so critical of Anakin for loosing his lightsaber, he actually didn't need it to save his life right at that point. Yet Obi-wan and Mace Windu lose their lightsabers in heavy combat situations. Jango Fett could have gotten off a few blaster blasts and there is the end of Kenobi (Although, Obi-wan should have clowned Fett. Sorry, the Fetts aren't cool.) Then Mace loses his during the battle at the execution arena. There are blasters firing everywhere. What if one droid scored a lucky shot while the lightsaber was on the ground. For Lucas to write a scene that makes Anakin to look like a fool and then two Jedi Masters do the same thing just doesn't make sense. Well, I guess thats the PT.