
With all the myriad Star Wars books, videos, websites, and documents that have been released over the past several decades, you’d think somebody would have gotten around to making a Star Wars travel guide, right? Surprisingly, this was an untapped area of the fandom until now.

This week we talk about Doctor Who’s 2011 Christmas special, Homeland, Saints Row The Third, and Star Wars: The Old Republic.

The setting, art, and story of Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic: War #1 make for a very fast-paced and exciting read — if you like war-ravaged craziness, with lots of explosions, that is.

If you’ve ever wanted a little bit of James Bond in your Star Wars, well, you got it. In Dark Horse’s latest Star Wars series, Agents of the Empire, spies employed by the Galactic Empire protect the peace by any means necessary.

It’s getting to be that time of year again, and maybe you want to show your holiday spirit. But you don’t have to sacrifice flaunting your geekiness at the same time — just wear one of these geeky tees fashioned after the classic Christmas sweater!

This week we talk about the new Star Wars Blu-ray releases, as well as a ton of new TV from the past week!

If you haven’t already entered our newest MimoBot giveaway, now is the time. You can win a Boba Fett MimoBot 4GB USB drive, as well as a $25 gift card to emusic.com! You only have until midnight Eastern time on the night of Wednesday, September 7, 2011, so don’t miss out.

The kind folks at MimoBot have sent us another goodie to give away to you. This time it’s a Boba Fett USB drive from their latest Star Wars line of devices! And, as if that were not already enough, they’ve also thrown in a $25 music card.

Sci-fi geekettes get ready! Her Universe will be at Dragon*Con 2011. As a fellow sci-fi geekette I understand how difficult it can be to find clothes that we love that fit us. If you’re a female fan of Star Wars and Syfy’s Battlestar Galactica and Warehouse 13 then Her Universe has the clothing for you.

BioWare, in conjunction with Dark Horse, is offering its fans something to satiate their hunger for The Old Republic. And, fortunately, that something is quite decent, and presents an insightful — and surprisingly revelatory — look into the universe on which the game and tie-in comic are based.