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   "The Merry Piper"  wrote in message   
   news:uvu1p19lb4pget0gh875pffh14efs6eo9e@4ax.com...   
   > On Sat, 03 Dec 2005 01:17:23 GMT, Al Smith    
   > wrote:   
   >   
   >>> Even as bad as VGR and ENT were, they can't match up t the complete crap   
   >>> that was Episode I and Episode II. Hell Lucas' decision to include Jar   
   >>> Jar Binks inot Star Wars blows anything B&B have one out of the water.   
   >>   
   >>He came to his senses in the end. In Episode 3, Jar-Jar only   
   >>appears for a few seconds near the end, at the funeral, and he   
   >>doesn't say a word.   
      
   I thought he was poorly handled in TPM but I liked him okay in AotC. I   
   didn't *mind* that he was nothing more than an extra in Ep3 though I would   
   have liked to see some closure for the character. But I guess Lucas was   
   content to leave him with the honor of being the idiot that introduced the   
   single most bone-headed piece of legislation in the history of the Galactic   
   Republic.   
      
      
   >   
   > Jar-Jar Binks does say a word in SWIII.  Actually two:   
   >   
   > "Excuse me."   
      
   And even that bite sounded like it was tracked in from somewhere else (the   
   dinner scene in TPM?)   
      
   And it even looked like a Jar-Jar standin did that shot. The real Jar-Jar is   
   CGI. The Gungan in that shot didn't look like CGI. He looked like an extra   
   wearing a hard plastic immovable Gungan mask.   
      
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