After a week away we're back and better  than ever!
  Technically we're back.
  I don't want to over sell this.
  The Star Wars Show?
  Overselling it?
  NEVER!
  This week, on The Star Wars Show!
  Andi sits down with Nien Numb himself, Mike  Quinn!
  We look at all the Twileks, Tweeliks and Twiiliks  of Star Wars
  And much, much more.
  Now from the Lucasfilm Headquarters it's  The Star Wars Show!
  Hi I'm Anthony Carboni  And I'm Andi Gutierrez, welcome the The
  Star Wars Show the only Star Wars Show on  this channel that knows the true identity
  of Snoke!
  That's right.
  It's acclaimed actor Andy Serkis!
  And now, the news!
  D23 Expo is happening this weekend in Anaheim  and massive shocker…there is going to be
  a ton of new Star Wars stuff revealed throughout  the event.
  On Friday, Carrie Fisher and Mark Hamill will  be bestowed the Disney Legends award for their
  lifetime of work.
  Then, on Saturday, the Walt Disney Studios  presents their live action films presentation…
  …And since Lucasfilm is part of the presentation,  and this presentation often gives you behind
  the scenes look at upcoming films as well  as surprise guests…we'd venture to bet
  you might see something PRETTY INTERESTING  from us during the panel.
  Battlefront II will also be coming to D23  on Saturday during the Level Up!
  Video Game showcase.
  Iden Versio aka my new BFF, Janina Gavankar  will take the stage to give fans a look behind
  the scenes of the making of the games single  player campaign, as well as debut a poster
  featuring her helmet decked out with the new  Inferno Squad logo.
  Oh, and you know how both Disneyland and Disney  World are building Star Wars themed lands
  right now?
  Well, at D23 there is going to be an entire  pavilion dedicated to those upcoming sections
  to the parks.
  Walt Disney Parks and Resorts, "A Galaxy  of Stories" will feature a detailed model
  that showcases the new land, as well as offer  attendees first looks at the starships, droids,
  and creatures that will populate the remote  village on the Outer Rim.
  Oh and uh, I'll be there too, taking part  in the Oh My Disney live stream where I'll
  be interviewing Ashley Eckstein and Lucasfilm's  Jennifer Heddle on Friday and Sunday.
  For more information about all the Star Wars  coming to D23 check out Star Wars.com.
  Finally this week, IDW, creators of the upcoming  Star Wars Adventures comics have put a special
  preview of the upcoming series exclusively  on Star Wars.com
  The digital ashcan comic gives you the first  look at the art style by Derek Charm, as well
  us reveals that TMNT's Landry Q. Walker  will be writing on the series along with Doctor
  Who's Cavan Scott.
  And for more breaking Star Wars news from  around the galaxy, check out Star Wars.com
  Much to learn you still have.
  Twi'leks...or  Tweeleks, or Twil-leks..
  However you say it, they're the tendril-sporting,  often dancing, sadly sold into slavery residents
  of Ryloth.
  We're talking Aayla Secura, Bib Fortuna,  Bib's creepy cousin Beezer and the Syndullas.
  Their head tails called Lekku, are super sensitive,  and can even be used to communicate.
  Most Twi'leks have two Lekku, except Orn  Free Taa who has four because…Star Wars.
  You must keep up your strength!
  Twi'leks have a taste for spicy mynock meat,  but their food's not the only thing that's
  hot.
  Their body temperatures are higher than other  humanoids and get higher when in fear.
  So if they're dancing for their life in  Jabba's Palace, it's safe to say they're
  sweating up a storm.
  Additional fun fact, Twi'lek men and women  have different ears.
  Males are pointy and elfin, and women have  these weird, flexible cone-shaped things that
  they like to cover up with headgear.
  Want more Twi'lek tidbits?
  Check out StarWars.com/much-to-learn.
  He's headed towards that small moon.
  That's no moon.
  This week is going to be really fun.
  We have someone who's work you are very  familiar with but you might not know his face.
  Please welcome Mike Quinn  Thank you very much, good to be here!
  Now I didn't say your most popular character's  name because it's a bit of a debate.
  And I want to settle it here, officially.
  Okay, officially.
  Exclusively on The Star Wars Show, settle  the debate.
  How do you pronounce, Nien Numb.
  How do you pronounce the name Nien Numb.
  I've always said Nien Numb, yeah most people  do.
  Nien Numb what have it.
  His name is never mentioned on any film or  anything so you kind of go with how it looks.
  There really isn't a right or wrong way  but when he started out as a background chorus
  line creature he was number 9 on the list.
  And then when he got upgraded into the Falcon,  they said we have to give him a name.
  Let's call him Nien Numb.
  To me he has always been Nien Numb.
  It's easy to remember.
  And since you are Nien Numb, it is now Nien  Numb.
  Officially on The Star Wars Show.
  Yes!
  We've settled it once and for all.
  Your puppeteering career is long and full  of really exciting stuff.
  You worked on the Dark Crystal, yes!
  Muppets, how did you decide that was going  to be your path.
  I know you started having interest in it when  you were quite young.
  Yeah I always loved puppets as a kid and I  was kind of shy so hiding behind puppets seemed
  to be a natural thing for me.
  But then when the Muppet Show came on I became  obsessed and really wanted to learn how these
  things were performed and designed and built.
  Just kind of immersed myself in that world.
  I learned really the basics in the first few  years of my career initially on the Great
  Muppet Caper I'd assist Jim Henson and Frank  Oz and characters and double up for principal
  characters so you learn really fast in the  field.
  I mean that's the best way to learn.
  I tried to self teach myself initially some  of the basics before I started working on
  them.
  But back then, there were no puppetry schools  with that kind of technique I'm actually
  starting an online puppetry academy later  this summer so that'll be first training
  academy for that kind of puppetry.
  That's exciting.
  It's supposed to be a lineage of what I've  learned from those guys at the beginning.
  So moving on to Star Wars specifically, you  were Riiiz.
  Yes I did a puppet close-up of Raiz.
  You helped Frank Oz with some Yoda scenes.
  Yeah in the hut there, I was his right hand.
  I go sort of from character to character.
  That is super cool.
  When you're a puppeteer you can be anybody.
  You can be male, female, young, old, creature,  monster
  What was it like coming back to Nien Numb  for The Force Awakens?
  It was amazing.
  It was something that I've always wanted  to do and was hoping would happen at some
  point.
  Magically, somehow the galaxy I should say  allowed me to do that.
  When the opportunity finally came up I thought,  whatever happens I have to do this.
  The thought of anyone else performing Nien  Numb, no I can't.
  I've got to make this happen somehow.
  I have to be available.
  It was a gift and a very surreal thing to  step back into that character but now you've
  got the new cast.
  New characters, and you're coming in as  kind of the old guy now which I quite like.
  I can't wait to see what he's up to in  the future.
  But where can people go to see what you're  up to?
  Your puppeteering school you're getting  started?
  Oh yeah!
  Well that's Secrets of Puppetry, secretsofpuppetry.com  but I'm excited about it.
  I wish I had something like that when I was  starting out.
  There was nothing.
  You couldn't even Google it!
  There was no such thing as Google!
  How do I become a puppeteer?
  I'm sure fans today will definitely use  that and appreciate it.
  Definitely yeah thank you!
  Thank you so much for coming by it was great  meeting you.
  Oh my goodness it was great fun and I had  no idea that this was set up in your parent's
  basement.
  That's amazing!
  Well that's our show for this week.
  OH MY GOD!
  CHEESE!
  Where have you been?
  It's been like, what, 4 months since we  last saw you?
  No that's ridiculous, I am not going to  guess.
  We don't have time to guess!
  Yeah, dude, it's like the last 90 seconds  of the show, we need to wrap this up and then
  we both have to get on a flight to LA…for  reasons…
  Alright, fine, yes, that's a great compromise,  we can ask them to guess.
  If you have an interesting theory or guess  as to where Cheese has been all this time,
  send it to us using the hashtag #WheresCh33z  and we'll feature not only our favorite
  theories, but the real answer next week.
  And as always, follow us on Facebook, Twitter,  Instagram, like, comment and subscribe on
  YouTube and may the Force be with you.
  It's like Forces of Destiny Cheese Edition.
  Oh I'm so into that  The little hidden adventures of Cheese.
  The things that were between the cracks that  you didn't even notice.
  It's gonna be thrilling.
  We can use that earthquake as our blooper  I'm gonna go to a Disneyland.
  And I'm gonna drink a blue milk with an  alien.
  Build a model and bring it back.
  Yeah sure.
  Do a heist.
  I need you to do a heist for me.
  No I like my job thanks.
  Do one heist just this once!
     
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