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- Said to have been adapted by George Lucas from Japanese jidaigeki (meaning "period drama" motion pictures about samurai), or perhaps inspired by with the words Jed (King) and Jeddak (Emperor) in the Barsoom Books by Edgar Rice Burroughs, a series that Lucas considered adapting to film (Wiktionary)
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“It sure beats playing pin the tail on the Wookie (so many bruises), but still not sure putting a blindfold on a Jedi is far to the other party guests.”
“With a Mandalore-centric arc starting next Friday, it's tough to get excited about what appears to be a "Padawan gets a lesson in Jedi patience" exercise.”
‘Star Wars: The Clone Wars’ Episode 2.11: ‘Lightsaber Lost’ Recap » MTV Movies Blog
“How Jedi is it that you can somehow convince poor unemployed members of your own base that they are not … and believe YOU had NOTHING to do with it???”
“When owned by a Jedi from the begriming of his training the lightsaber would literally begin to join with the Jedi and simply become an extension of himself.”
“Return of the Jedi is full of Ewoks and happy happy joy joy Darth Vader.”
“Princess Leia the Four-Year-Old Jedi is perfectly prepared to kick the butt of any naysayer who tries to point out that this is not canon; this is her light saber, and she is Princess Leia, and you wanna make something of it, buddy?”
“My favorite thing about New York Jedi is not nerds trying to best each other.”
“The nerd element of being a Jedi is pretty obvious," Cyran Oghma says.”
“The first sentence in Jedi centers around the word “friend.””
“According to the 2001 UK census, Jedi is the fourth largest religious belief in the country.”
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