For the third year we present our intergalactic holiday party, this year with FREE TATTOOS.
Thats right pals, Chris Sparks will be giving out free Star Wars tattoos this year, thanks to our sponsors Ilegal Mezcal, Patron and Cazadores tequila.
Beam yourself up and:
📸Strike a pose in the pictured action figure photobooth.
☄️Shop Star Wars merch and other collectables.
🎅Compete in an ugly Christmas sweater and costume contest.
🎥Witness the intergalactic drama of Chewbacca’s domestic life and the debut of Boba Fett at a screening of the the total filmic disaster that is the Star Wars Holiday Special (1978). This year with Wookie subtitles (so we know what the furballs are really saying… or at least what we would want them to say) and live commentary from MC @ruckuskaraoke.
P.S. Just kidding, trekkies, you can come for the fun.
See you there, pals.
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More about the Star Wars Holiday Special, for those not in the know:
The Star Wars Holiday Special is a bizarre TV variety show that aired in November 1978, smack dab in the center of Star Wars mania, between A New Hope and The Empire Strikes Back. A cynical cash grab intended to boost Star Wars merch during the holiday season, the film centers on Chewbacca and Han’s challenges returning home to Chewie’s family to celebrate “Life Day,” a Wookiee holiday.
It features celebrity guest appearances (including Bea Arthur), musical numbers, surreally strange comedy sketches, and the cartoon debut of Boba Fett. With little oversight from George Lucas during its production, it is infamous for its disjointed plot, low production value, and nearly ten uninterrupted minutes of Wookiee grunts. Big George tried to destroy all copies after it aired, but Carrie Fisher smuggled one home to show at parties, allowing us to watch it today.
