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Han insists on being contacted with his nickname. The DVD-Fassung contains a smooth dissolve to some landscape shots.

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In the TV Version, an additional Star Wars-esque dissolve and an exterior shot of the base follows. This time, Han starts laughing as well: 'You knucklehead. In the DVD Version, the wisecrack returns before the dissolve. Now the Star Wars-esque dissolve in the TV Version. Han and Leia watched him and when she says 'Han, we need you!', Peter turns around. I thought you guys might need some ice.'Ī soldier replies (also from the off): 'What? Why would I need ice? We're surrounded by.' - he gets the joke and bursts into laughter: 'Oh! What a day brightener.' One can hear him asking someone else in the off: 'Hey. Obviously disappointed, the guy leaves but he doesn't stop. Han is getting pissed and replies: 'Yes, there is a lot of ice around here. Did you guys order some ice? 'Cause I got a bag of ice here. While she was speaking, another guy arrived in the background. They don't think it's funny at all but another soldier considers it pretty hilarious, that's why he's laughing in the off. Then they're being interrupted by a wisecracker who wants to sell them ice. That's ehy the animation is different here for approx. In the introduction text, the word 'goddamn' has been replaced by the more hamrless one 'damn' for the TV Version.Īfter Han defended his Compuserve mail account, the TV Version continues with Leia's whining. For continuity reasons, Peter is looking forwards in the TV Version while he's turning away from Meg in the DVD Version. His followoing reply 'Well, all right.' is also in the TV Version. Remember the last time you told us the story of Star Wars? Maybe you could tell us another one.' The followong differents have been placed sligthly different in the movie, but that's not going to be mentioned anymore.īarely noticable: the TV Version is a couple of frames longer before Lois starts talking.Įarlier beginning of the close-up in the DVD Version. 'You know, I never get tired of hearing that.' They argue while going in circles frantically: Talking head from the off: '.to Aaron Sorkin 's new show, The Kitchen.'Ĭut to two men in the kitchen. In the TV Version, the electricity fails after the first words of the talking head (after he said 'We now return to.').Īctually, he also announces the following show, followed by a corresponding clip. US TV Version in NTSC / US DVD Version (the so-called Extended Version) in NTSC Time index refers to the following scheme: Furthermore a few modifications were made for censorship. But as a fan, one wants to have the entire footage in it of course. The TV Version is more than 10 minutes shorter, most the missing footage are just regular plot scenes which aren't quite relevant for the actual story. Or in that case: a lot of footage was removed before it aired. In comparison to 'Blue Harvest', 'Something Something Something Dark Side' was released on DVD and Blu-ray months before it aired on on FOX.Īs standard in the regular episodes and the prequel Blue Harvest, the home release contains more footage. A comparison of the last one is going to follow as soon as it aired on FOX. The sequel It's A Trap, which is refering to Return Of The Jedi, was released in December 2010 on DVD and Blu-ray as single release and box release first the entire trilogy and is named 'Laugh It Up Fuzzball'.

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The second movie is a reference to The Empire Strikes Back and was produced with much passion for detail. In December 2009, time had come: the second Star Wars special from Seth MacFarlane's masterpiece Family Guy finally saw the light of day.

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Compared are the US Free TV premiere on FOX (, 9 P.M.) and the extended DVD Version