The speaker has enjoyed the few episodes of the Andor series that they have watched so far, stating that everything about it is well done and correct in terms of what should be done with it. They liken the success of the early Star Wars movies to George Lucas only having 20% of a great idea, which was cut and edited to create a successful film.
Colin Jost discusses adapting his memoir "A Very Punchable Face" into a comedic audiobook and how its tone was influenced by the original novel.
Comedian Larry Wilmore discusses the impacts of isolation on creativity, and his personal lack of interest in acting in films due to feeling like a puppet to someone else's writing.
The Star Wars Holiday Special was a painful experience for everyone involved, especially those from the original Star Wars franchise. Harrison Ford, who refused to do a musical number, looked visibly annoyed and uncomfortable during his segments.
The conversation focuses on the world of John Wick, how the idea of the high table opens up the world in the films, and how the audience can connect to the story.