These are a couple videos of the UK’s Mando 2 Hire, a Mandalorian available for hire (for parties, not bounty hunting — although everybody has their price) that comes with his own optical illusion speederbike (a motorcycle with mirror fenders to hide its wheels), complete with lights and sound effects.

Note: Apparently the video contains spoilers. This is a video from Auralnauts reimagining the opening credits for Disney’s ‘Ahsoka’ in the style of a 1986 show like the A-Team. They really did a great job — I felt like it was 1986 all over again! Would I watch this reimagined

Using AI art generator Midjourney, creative director Douggy Pledger and musician Osymyso reimagined Star Wars as a 1923 black and white silent film. It contains a surprising amount of Yoda lips kissing. Would I watch a full length version? Is that even a question? I watched my girlfriend scroll the

Created by LEGO and Star Wars fan JK Brickworks, this is a video of a LEGO Endor Speeder Chase build set that’s been modded into a kinetic sculpture, with the speeder bikes weaving back and forth to give the impression of a chase between the trees. That’s cool. Granted, not

Because the internet, just like the hands of time, never stops turning, this is a video edited by Nebulous Bee reimagining The Mandalorian as The Mandalorians, with an opener in the style of the 1980’s A-Team. Funny, I probably saw every episode of the A-Team growing up, but I can’t

Because everybody wants to be the next Blue Man Group, this is a video of Japanese band BOZESTYLE performing The Imperial March via buttons attached to their bald heads (with the addition of some mannequins). That’s something. Maybe not something I’d pay $80 to see in Vegas, but only because

This is a video reimagining Star Wars in the style of the opening of Dukes Of Hazzard. Did you forget this was the internet? The internet loves Star Wars AND mashups, so it was only a matter of time really. Honestly, I’m surprised it took this long. What the hell,

Because who doesn’t have dreams about wielding a lightsaber (even my girlfriend has nightmares about me swinging one around in the garage), the builders at Hacksmith Industries have created a 4,500ºF plasma torch lightsaber that’s entirely self contained (no external tubes or wires). Granted it’s more of a staff than