John Oliver

X-Tree, X-Tree. Star Wars Episode II is going to feature content, vehicles, and scenes. That guy can sell anything. Also in anticipation of the film's release, a video of John Williams and the London Symphony Orchestra performing a track entitled Across the Stars premiered on TRL earlier this week. Imagine that was shortly after the premiere of MTV's Becoming Yo-Yo Ma.

X-Tree, X-Tree. Star Wars Episode II is going to feature content, vehicles, and scenes. That guy can sell anything. Also in anticipation of the film's release, a video of John Williams and the London Symphony Orchestra performing a track entitled Across the Stars premiered on TRL earlier this week. Imagine that was shortly after the premiere of MTV's Becoming Yo-Yo Ma.

The entire audience tonight, all PBS tote bag owners. The video also lets fans know that horror legend Christopher Lee has joined the cast.

The entire audience tonight, all PBS tote bag owners. The video also lets fans know that horror legend Christopher Lee has joined the cast.

In the film, Lee plays the role of Darth Tyrannus. The name Darth is used for many villains in the Star Wars movies, including Darth Vader and Darth Maul. It's been reported George Lucas has already chosen his Darth for episode three, a character so nefarious he could only be named Darth Darth.

In the film, Lee plays the role of Darth Tyrannus. The name Darth is used for many villains in the Star Wars movies, including Darth Vader and Darth Maul. It's been reported George Lucas has already chosen his Darth for episode three, a character so nefarious he could only be named Darth Darth.

Finally, a reason to live. Star Wars episode something, Attack of the Thingers, is lumbering into theaters. Upon exiting last night's first midnight showings, many fans said the film was actually better than the last installment, episode one, The Phantom Menace. Well, that's a rare honor shared with such other films as Snow Dogs.

Finally, a reason to live. Star Wars episode something, Attack of the Thingers, is lumbering into theaters. Upon exiting last night's first midnight showings, many fans said the film was actually better than the last installment, episode one, The Phantom Menace. Well, that's a rare honor shared with such other films as Snow Dogs.

Believe it or not, the film's marketing was considered low-key by Hollywood blockbuster standards, with only $25 million spent in advertising. And even though Yoda was on the cover of Time magazine last month, it was only to discuss his crippling addiction to diet pills. Hey, you read it. There you go. Talk is...

Believe it or not, the film's marketing was considered low-key by Hollywood blockbuster standards, with only $25 million spent in advertising. And even though Yoda was on the cover of Time magazine last month, it was only to discuss his crippling addiction to diet pills. Hey, you read it. There you go. Talk is...

Talk has already begun of Star Wars Episode III, which is expected to follow Anakin and Padme's adventures as they inherit a whipped cream factory on the planet Naboo, which is run by a wacky scientist played by Nathan Lane. All their lives are turned upside down when they adopt a little black boy who teaches them the meaning of love. And thanks for that exclusive Episode III preview information.

Talk has already begun of Star Wars Episode III, which is expected to follow Anakin and Padme's adventures as they inherit a whipped cream factory on the planet Naboo, which is run by a wacky scientist played by Nathan Lane. All their lives are turned upside down when they adopt a little black boy who teaches them the meaning of love. And thanks for that exclusive Episode III preview information.

We'll be right back. This past weekend, you may have experienced a strange sensation, something that can only be described as a disturbance in the force. specifically the sales force. Toy and retail stores nationwide celebrated the upcoming premiere of the sixth and final Star Wars movie, Revenge of the Sith, with a midnight rollout of a brand new line of merchandise.

We'll be right back. This past weekend, you may have experienced a strange sensation, something that can only be described as a disturbance in the force. specifically the sales force. Toy and retail stores nationwide celebrated the upcoming premiere of the sixth and final Star Wars movie, Revenge of the Sith, with a midnight rollout of a brand new line of merchandise.

Among the top offerings, this talking Yoda doll, a cool new way to teach kids bad grammar. Incorrect English this is. There's also a Darth Tater, Mr. Potato Head doll, though sadly he's more machine than potato now. Darth Tater. I wish I was making this up. Perfect for those who crave evil but wish it were starchier.

Among the top offerings, this talking Yoda doll, a cool new way to teach kids bad grammar. Incorrect English this is. There's also a Darth Tater, Mr. Potato Head doll, though sadly he's more machine than potato now. Darth Tater. I wish I was making this up. Perfect for those who crave evil but wish it were starchier.

In New York's Times Square, some enthusiasts even celebrated by showing up in full Star Wars regalia. There were legions of costumed characters. All your favorites, from Princess Leia to Jedi Eminem. What movie was he in? Yes, the peanut is strong in this one. Walmart was among the retailers taking part in the product launch.

In New York's Times Square, some enthusiasts even celebrated by showing up in full Star Wars regalia. There were legions of costumed characters. All your favorites, from Princess Leia to Jedi Eminem. What movie was he in? Yes, the peanut is strong in this one. Walmart was among the retailers taking part in the product launch.

And if you've ever wondered exactly how they keep their prices so low, here's how they do it. Grandma labor!

And if you've ever wondered exactly how they keep their prices so low, here's how they do it. Grandma labor!