This session focused on the physical side of Robot Chicken: Star Wars: the miniature figures, sets, props and stop-motion production work needed to parody Star Wars convincingly. The panel explained how the show moved from joke ideas to tangible scenes, with toy-scale construction doing much of the comedic work. It gave fans a closer look at how familiar ships, rooms and characters were recreated or modified for animation. The session also showed why the special appealed to collectors as much as comedy fans: its production methods treated Star Wars toys and small-scale environments as both raw material and part of the joke.