Luke calls the damaged droid an R2 unit, though Star Wars lore names that particular droid R5-D4.
When Owen claims that Obi-Wan died about the same time as Luke's father, Luke assumes, for some reason, that this means the two knew each other.
Threepio moves after he powers down.
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Leia can use the Force to survive in space, while poor Jedi Master Qui-Gon needs a machine to survive under water.
When Poe opens the door to let Leia back into the ship, it should suck all the air out. And him, too.
Rey's escape pod passes right through the force field to enter the hanger on Kylo Ren's ship.
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The Incredible Hulk pilot
Intrepid reporter Jack McGee makes multiple requests to gain an interview with scientists David Banner and Elaina Marks for The National Register, a cheap, sensationalist newspaper beneath his talents. The scientists are studying human strength enhancement, but they refuse to grant him an interview. Jack even visits Dr. Marks's home, though it does him no good. When Dr. Banner's car is found smashed in a ditch, McGee investigates and finds enormous footprints at the scene. He further interviews a man and his young daughter who report an encounter with a 7-foot hulking greenish creature. McGee confronts Banner and Marks with a plaster cast of the prints, but they deny any knowledge of the Hulk. Convinced that the scientists are hiding something, McGee sneaks into their lab to learn more, finding evidence that the Creature had been there. Banner returns and finds Jack there, escorting the reporter outside just before the building explodes and McGee is knocked senseless. He comes to just in time to get his first look at the Hulk, which emerges from the blaze carrying Dr. Marks. McGee tries to find Dr. Banner, but it's impossible to enter the inferno. Dr. Marks is later found dead; Banner's body is never found at all. Jack makes it his mission to track down the Hulk and learn the true story of the Creature. More...
Teedo the scavenger leaves his net behind. If he's as poor as Rey, you'd think he'd take it with him.
Poe flies the TIE fighter right through the force field that keeps the atmosphere in. In Episode IV, you hear a loudspeaker announcing that the field is turning off. More...
Anakin is supposed to be traveling incognito, though his distinctive Padawan haircut is visible to all.
When Yoda turns to protect Obi-Wan and Anakin, Dooku could attack the Jedi Master, instead of running away. More...
It's a good thing none of the denizens of Jabba's palace sleep near the carbonite, or Boushh could never get near enough to free Han undetected.
Leia doesn't yet know that C-3PO is mistaken for a god when she tells the droid to order the Ewoks to release the captives. More...
