The George Lucas Talk Show, a long-running cult talk show hosted by Connor Ratliff, as George Lucas, his sidekick Watto (Griffin Newman), and his producer Patrick Cotnoir. They interview guests in a panel format weekly on PlanetScum.
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| Patrick Cotnoir | ... | Self - Co-Host / ... 29 episodes, 2020-2021 | |
| Griffin Newman | ... | Watto 29 episodes, 2020-2021 | |
| Connor Ratliff | ... | George Lucas 29 episodes, 2020-2021 | |
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Bryson Wallace | ... | Self / ... 17 episodes, 2020-2021 |
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The George Lucas Talk Show, a long-running cult talk show hosted by Connor Ratliff, as George Lucas, his sidekick Watto (Griffin Newman), and his producer Patrick Cotnoir. They interview guests in a panel format weekly on PlanetScum.
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Watto sublets his apartment to his friends and fellow blue CGI characters, Electro (From The Amazing Spider-man 2) and Viserion (from "Game of Thrones"). They sometimes appear on the show. See more »Goofs
Popular character Patatouille is supposed to have a haircut which resembles a large "P" carved out of the hair on the front of his head, but sometimes it isn't included. See more »Crazy Credits
Producer Patrick Cotnoir is credited "As Snacktrick Napsnore" due to his tendency to doze off on live streams. See more »
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12 July 2020 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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Somehow a show designed for a live, in-person audience is thriving in 2020's socially distanced reality. I say "somehow," but the answer is clear to anyone who watches: the hosts' earnest, brilliant, bizarre, and hilarious hard work has to be seen to be understood, but once you experience it, you cannot help but be moved. This year has brought me very few moments of unhindered joy and relief--many of them have been from watching this show. You will believe a Toydarian can fly, you will believe that you can laugh again. The show is very very funny and I cannot recommend it enough.