The dynamic duo head to another planet and make a new contact who has a new mission for them…

Having just met a Twi’lek named Adora, Shank manages to escape a Bounty Hunter named Proctor – but what’s the connection between Shank and the Bounty Hunter? And what does Varen find in their cargo hold that’s so shocking?

Having just met a Twi’lek named Adora, Shank manages to escape a Bounty Hunter named Proctor – but what’s the connection between Shank and the Bounty Hunter? And what does Varen find in their cargo hold that’s so shocking?

A Twi’lek named Adora comes and tells Shank that someone named Proctor is scanning their ship. Shank immediately recognizes the name as a Bounty Hunter named Proctor – and there’s a reason why this Bounty Hunter has made this a personal mission to track down Shank for Utranna.

Varen and Shank have escaped the clutches of The Empire; but their problem has only begun. Utranna the Hutt has sent a bounty hunter after the duo. On board the Sun Charger, Varen and Shank exchange some dialogue about who owns the ship, and how the confusion as to her ownership originated… There’s also the Protocol droid (head) they took from the Empire…

I lack the words to explain my excitement…

It would seem that Varen and Shank’s luck continues to run out on them, as they’re captured and brought before Commander Tranis Cole of the Empire, who is all too happy to have a Stormtrooper who had defected from the Empire, back in his clutches…

It was a long time ago, in a trailer, far, far away…

Check out the progression of the Star Wars trailers…

A New Hope (back then, simply called Star Wars)

The Empire Strikes Back

Return of the Jedi, which was originally going to go under the name, Revenge of the Jedi… but was deemed too dark, as Jedi should not be about revenge… the title would be used and altered later, for Revenge of the Sith…

The Phantom Menace. The trailer looked so good…

Attack of the Clones (even the title is a little silly, but probably my favorite of the prequels… not the title, the actual movie)…

Revenge of the Sith.

Rogue Squadron, which fits between Episode III and IV, apparently…

Forced to make the delivery for Ultrana the Hutt, who Shank formerly worked for; on the way to make the delivery, Varen and Shank find themselves being attacked by a TIE Fighter… but that’s only the beginning of their problems.

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Varen and Shank discover that Varen’s translation and general lack of knowledge about their client has led them to picking up the wrong shipment – and as Varen breaks the smuggler code of never checking the cargo – they learn that they may be in a lot more trouble now.

Remember, check out the Episodes page for all the released episodes.