This Star Wars Deleted Scene Would Have Completely Changed The Movies
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Less than a month after the release of the Rise of Skywalker, the movie that promised to tie up four decades of Star Wars and give fans ending they so richly deserved, Chewbacca’s come back to stir up debate.

Joonas Suotamo, the former professional basketball player who plays Chewbacca, was interviewed by the Hollywood reporter about a controversial scene from The Force Awakens. After most of the drama of the film has already taken place, when Chewie, Rey, Finn and Poe, return, sans Han Solo, from the fight with Kylo Ren, Leia and Rey hug.

Although it seems like an innocuous moment–a touching one, even–that’s not how the fans felt. There’s nothing wrong with the hug that did happen, it’s the hug that didn’t happen that’s got everyone so riled up. When she’s walking towards Rey, Leia ignores her old friend (and Han Solo’s best friend) Chewbacca. Fans were appalled that Princess Leia would ignore the Wookie who just lost his best friend in favour of someone she’s never even met.

It’s a fair enough criticism and the filmmakers took note. At the end of the next movie, they added in a split-second hug between the Princess and the Wookie. But according to Suotamo, they filmed a “consolation scene” for The Force Awakens, but it didn’t even make it onto the DVD. Would the movie have been better with the deleted scene?

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The Secret You Need To Know About Beth’s Mom In Rick And Morty
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Rick and Morty is, once again, on a hiatus. That means, from now until “sometime in 2020,” we’ve got to keep ourselves occupied somehow, and what better way to do it than by dissecting what we already have and trying to figure out the ends that have been left loose.

Like Beth’s mom, for one. Her involvement has been teased since the first episode of the show, but she’s never truly appeared. She did show up once in a flashback from season 3 as a woman named Diane, but that was revealed to be a fabrication of Rick’s fancy, constructed to lead his alien captors astray. But even though it was technically not true, it does give us a lot of insight into Rick and Beth’s relationship and the 20 year abandonment that has coloured it ever since.

Their respective daddy and daughter issues have been the driving force of their TV tension and, after three seasons, it’s going to get stale pretty soon, which is why Rick’s ex could make a very opportune entry in season 4. She’s been mentioned in season one’s “Rick Potion #9,” season two’s “Auto-Erotic Assimilation” and “The ABCs of Beth.” A fourth time and it will have to be the real thing.

Fans have speculated that she could be cloned into another dimension, where Rick spent time with her alone, away from the pressures of Earth and now her clone could make an appearance, unaware of her original self’s anger at Rick. We’ll just have to wait and see.

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