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Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Lost Hyperspace turns Star Wars scenes, trailers, and lore questions into candid group debates filled with theories, objections, and close attention to continuity.
Lost Hyperspace turns Star Wars releases into open-ended group arguments, moving from episode analysis to trailer speculation and larger questions about the franchise's direction.
Clone armor ergonomics are fair game when your Star Wars debates need more than a thumbs-up.
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A fan first Andor recap that prizes candor over polish.
Lost Hyperspace tracks Andor from episode four through episode nine, and it settles in best in the late stretch, where the hosts make their case for episodes seven, eight, and nine as the strongest run.
A blunt Star Wars after-show that turns one awkward scene into a bigger argument.
Isaac Werlder and Matthew Manchester turn this Acolyte episode six discussion into a blunt, reactive read on pacing, character choices, and one especially awkward scene that pulls the conversation deep into cringe-heavy Star Wars territory.
A fan-first finale chat that stays close to clone grief, Rex, Omega, and the squad's ending.
This finale after-show stays with the Bad Batch as it considers what loss leaves behind. The hosts keep the clone-versus-Imperial angle in view with real feeling, and the strongest stretch remains on Hunter, Crosshair, Wrecker, Omega, and what Tech's death means for the group.
A blunt Star Wars hangout that turns cast chatter and franchise scale into a fan-driven conversation.
Lost Hyperspace tracks the conversation as it moves from interviews and cast choices into the larger questions The Acolyte raises about acting, storytelling, and what happens behind the scenes.
A loose, fan-driven recap that stays with the mystery more than the verdict.
Lost Hyperspace spends its Skeleton Crew Episodes 3 and 4 recap figuring out what kind of story the show wants to be, and that uncertainty gives the discussion its pull.
A loose Star Wars debate about which stories and characters deserved more attention.
Lost Hyperspace stays on recent Star Wars talk, moving from The Bad Batch to Tales of the Empire in a loose, opinion-led rhythm. TJ Hamada argues that Season 3 of The Bad Batch plays better than Season 2, with Tantiss emerging as the standout and Hemlock coming across as a…
Andor hype turns into a loose, theory-heavy canon debate.
This episode stays with the Andor Season 2 trailer and the reactions it sets off. Matthew Manchester, Gianna, TJ Hamada, and Simeon move through why the series still has the Star Wars crowd locked in, with most of the talk circling Rogue One and the endings people expect for…
A loose Andor check-in that tracks Bix, Mon Mothma, and the Empire's pressure.
Lost Hyperspace reads like a relaxed fan to fan catch-up on Andor Season 2, Episodes 1 through 3, and that loose shape is part of its charm. Isaac Wilder and Matthew Manchester think out loud as they go, moving from Bix's trauma and her safety cover story to the way memory,…
Sharp TV arguments, faster than prestige can posture.
Star Trek commentary with the brakes off.
Classic Perry Mason, case by case.
A fannish map of Mindy’s TV universe.
After the episode, inside the scene.
Lost Hyperspace Podcast’s ANDOR After Show turns its attention to ACOLYTE After Show Episode 3, which the hosts call a major failure for Star Wars.
The hosts of Lost Hyperspace Podcast excitedly discuss the newly released trailer for Andor Season 2, share their theories, and announce upcoming guest episodes.
Lost Hyperspace Podcast's Skeleton Crew after show opens with Isaac Wuerlder and Matthew reacting to the first two episodes of Star Wars: Skeleton Crew, which they say are funny and well set up.
Lost Hyperspace spends this episode hashing out which recent Star Wars material works and where it falls apart.
Lost Hyperspace: Star Wars podcast: ANDOR After Show covers THE BAD BATCH After Show: Season 3 Episode 15 the Finale with a long breakdown of Hemlock, Tarkin, Omega, Crosshair, Hunter, and Emory.
Lost Hyperspace: Star Wars podcast: ANDOR After Show focuses on The Acolyte’s cancellation and an Amandla Stenberg interview about the response to it.
Lost Hyperspace Podcast’s ANDOR after show covers the first three Tales of the Empire episodes with Logan, Tommy, and Matthew Manchester, all of whom react to Morgan Albeth, Thrawn, and Grievous by name.
Isaac Worlder and Matthew Manchester break down the Skeleton Crew trailer while reacting to official D23 Star Wars footage, including the show’s kids-on-the-run premise and a new shipwreck image.
Lost Hyperspace wraps up the Skeleton Crew finale with Isaac Wilder, Matthew Manchester, and guest Milana Linsky.
The hosts of Lost Hyperspace critically break down episode six of The Acolyte, finding it boring and formulaic.
Lost Hyperspace Podcast hosts Isaac Ferlder and Matthew Manchester analyze Skeleton Crew Episodes 3-4, debating whether a mysterious character is a true Jedi or a criminal from Crimson Dawn.
Lost Hyperspace opens on The Acolyte.
They finally did it. Darth Jar Jar is real. Disney actually made this happen.
Lost Hyperspace’s Andor Season 2 trailer breakdown centers on the panel’s reaction that Andor is “the Star Wars that we’ve been waiting for,” with Matthew Manchester joined by Gianna, TJ Hamada, and Simeon.
Isaac Wilder and Matthew Manchester open Lost Hyperspace Podcast by covering Andor Season 2 episodes 1–3, then spend most of the discussion on whether the show’s darker material fits Star Wars.
Isaac Wielder and Matthew Manchester cover Andor episodes 4 through 9, with a long opening recap that jumps from BBY year to BBY year and keeps circling back to Gorman, Mon Mothma, and Syril Karn.
Lost Hyperspace opens with a welcome for Evan and a quick round of Star Wars origin stories.
Isaac Werlder and Matthew Manchester are back to break down Acolyte Episode 6.
Hosts of the Lost Hyperspace podcast provide detailed critique of Star Wars: Acolyte Episode 4, finding it the worst Star Wars show content they've encountered.
Lost Hyperspace marks its third anniversary with co-host Matthew Manchester before turning to LEGO Star Wars: Rebuild the Galaxy.
It opens with a thank-you and a season-one look back as Tony Gilroy sets the table for season two.