The conflict here humanizes imperial officers; he never could have imagined an order for decimating thousands upon thousands of their troops in battle, and he knows the empire is capable of better military decisions. even the gunners were in disbelief.
Jerjerrod was as dumb as Motti. Why not just tell Vader "Sorry, sir, the Emperor has left orders not to be disturbed." Vader would have just walked off and waited until summoned. Instead, he tells a *Sith Lord* essentially to piss off, and then acts surprised when he decides to strangle his dumb ass instead?
Yea there are multiple stories were Vader force pushes them etc. So they know what happens. Vader respects them though because of what happens in Lords Of The Sith
I’m glad this was deleted, it’s sort of a repeat of a new Hope, it slows down the pacing, aimperials saying “Blow up” is a bit weird, they would say “Eliminate” or “Destroy” and the Death Star 2 is way too close to Endor to survive the explosion
No it's not the same. It's the emperor prioritizing the destruction of Luke's inner circle. The rebellion was always a problem for the emperor, but nothing like when Luke showed up. He naturally wanted the fleet destroyed too, but he knew Luke and friends would still be able to manage without a fleet more than the fleet could manage without Luke and his friends. Also, the first death star was never ordered to waste friendly units like the 2nd one was. Not the same at all.
What should they do then? Of course, the Royal Guards are among the most well-trained elite fighters in the Empire - but they're still nowhere near Vader's league. If they had attacked Vader, it would have been their death.
@@AaronStenchenberger-pv1dk it doesn’t matter if it’d be their death, the Royal Guards will and have to die for their job. They aren’t some random soldier who’s living a life they care about, the life of a Royal Guards is solely for serving the Empire and Emperor.
@@AaronStenchenberger-pv1dk It’s more like the emperor gave him a high ranking position and a vip, because of that he felt he can big up to Vader, as Vader feared the emperor
This would be in line with the Emperor's Operation Cinder plans. He was willing to destroy entire planets loyal to the Empire, so for Palpatine losing a few battalions is nothing if he could wipe out the entire rebel leadership.
When Darth Vader arrived on his shuttle, Jerjerrod was completely afraid of him - so why is he suddenly acting so arrogant and disrespectful here? Did he think that just because he had two royal guards by his side for the moment, Vader wouldn't dare attack him?
His acting arrogant because the emperor appointed him as a personal guard and gave him orders that not even Vader is allowed to enter hence making him above vader in this situation
@@grantfuller6123 It does because why would he act arrogant around darth vader knowing how powerful Vader is The fact that the emperor gave him a high importance position and the emperor valued him, darth vader wouldn’t dare to do anything to him if he knew that the emperor gave the orders Darth vader feared the emperor more than anyone
@@csmith3248 I love this scene because people often mistakenly think that Vader's authority was unchallengeable simply because of his power and his status as apprentice to the Emperor. Yes, he was highly ranked but even he feared Palpatine and dared not stand against him. He was an instrument of the Emperor's will and existed only to serve, nothing more. This is further emphasized in his dialog with Luke: "You don't know the power of the Dark Side. I *must* obey my master." Vader wasn't talking about the power the Dark Side gave him. He was talking about the power it had *over* him. He had become a puppet and no longer in control of his own destiny.
@ Even in episode 4 you can see the authority Grand Moth Tarkin had, even Vader couldn’t really speak against Tarkin because of the special position he has Even though Vader is the emperor’s apprentice that alone didn’t give Vader the highest military rank, there were times mentioned in the comics and novels where the emperor put Vader in other imperial officers commands and there were times were Vader would be brutally punished by the emperor for disobeying orders The emperor became the most powerful man in the galaxy not because he was a Sith Lord only, because he understood the galactic politics and military structures and used it to manipulate the galaxy to fall into his palm, the emperor also valued some military leaders who were influential and served the empire Darth Vader on the other hand only believes power is from the force and dismissed technology and officers knowledge and talents, hence why the emperor had to always put Vader in check
Nah..jerjerrod was acting stupid in this scene..he should've told Vader on why he wasn't allowed to enter..like he said "by the emperors command" in the first place.
I think Vader would had still replied in the same way, he did kill one officer who apologised for his failing in empire strikes back. Humility and politeness won’t deter Vader.
Han, Chewie and Leia would still have survived somehow. Their plot armor was simply too great. It would've sucked for all the Rebels with them, however. The Ewoks would've survived too because, well, they're too cute to crisp.
Episodes 4-6 were so good and the prequels were fun too. It's a shame they never made any sequels. Kind of like how I feel about how they should have made a Godfather 3.
I would suggest that in addition to rotating, they put serious distance between them and the moon before firing. A moon blowing up in the general area would not be good for a Death Star under construction.
When given the order to destroy the moon it the generator was destroyed Jerrijod should have ordered the battalion to prepare for evacuation so that they would have time to escape since the emperor didn’t say he couldn’t do that.
In other words, there was a rupture between them all. Something much more complex and adult. The simplification of the 'official' ending of Return of the Jedi made it easier for children, but with these developments of whether or not to destroy the moon of Endor and the officer's own conflict, besides his rivalry with Darth Vader, it created a very good environment for this film to address deeper themes, such as the army itself and its position with the Empire. Would they start a revolution against the emperor? I think so. There was no need for the rebels so much. It was just starting... I thought it was great to know a little more. It's a shame it wasn't explored, but in any case I loved the 1983 film.
Well because if anyone saw Palpatine without body guards they will attempt to assassinate him so Palpatine needs to look fortified and not an easy target And Palpatine isn’t exactly invincible, he still has too sleep
This was clearly not finished film. JEJ isn’t voicing Vader; the Emperor has a stand in actor. There’s no Death Star hum in the background. Lucas abandoned this line long before the editing room.
Everyone wondering why he talked to Vader like that. Look at the way he points at him, and the way he says it so demeaningly. Palpatine 100% told him to say it exactly like that just so he could watch the security recordings for a laugh.
@@faisalmemon285 No, the Rebels blew up the reactor before Jerjerrod could fire. The last we see of him was an Imperial officer handing him a remote trigger for the Death Star's main gun, telling him good luck, and running away. In the book, the Death Star was still a few minutes away from being ready to fire, so it wasn't a "stand by, stand by" situation like the first movie, and it was somewhat implied that the gun crews had already abandoned their posts.
He was only delaying having to wipe out his own comrades. He was toast either way, either at the hands of the rebels or Darth Vader (who was… arguably redeemed sometime after).
Why wouldn't he have immediately ordered an evacuation off Endor? There was nothing in the Emperor's command saying he couldn't do that first. He could have issued that order to ground commanders and had them on standby. I think this will come up in his yearly appraisal.
Shame, some actual character development on the imperial side got waylaid to make room for bloody teddy bears, could've cut half of that out and kept this.
Damn it, these villains are some of the best. Why can't they ever win? The only thing I don't like is when bad guys kill other baddies because I want all the villains to win.
The conflict here humanizes imperial officers; he never could have imagined an order for decimating thousands upon thousands of their troops in battle, and he knows the empire is capable of better military decisions. even the gunners were in disbelief.
“My Lord Vader, The Emperor Told Me, He is not to be Disturbed. Please Wait.”
He is taking a dump.
Maybe to be less adversarial he shout have said “You shall not pass…!”
Bro really thought he could guard that elevator haha
@dragonm72 man is tough with 2 royal guards who were in fact secretly sh**ing themselves aswell
I mean, he did.
Jerjerrod was as dumb as Motti. Why not just tell Vader "Sorry, sir, the Emperor has left orders not to be disturbed." Vader would have just walked off and waited until summoned. Instead, he tells a *Sith Lord* essentially to piss off, and then acts surprised when he decides to strangle his dumb ass instead?
That's probably why the scene was cut.
Because in the original script there was a power dynamic between the 2, they copied that side plot for General Hux in the crappy sequel trilogy.
He just felt confident with the guards on his side
Imperials are prideful
Deleted scenes aren't canon.
These deleted Scenes are so beautiful
@@Vashon-gz1mc they truly are something special. Watching them is nostalgic
the acting is fantastic, it caught my eye too
When your boss is telling you one thing, and your immediate supervisor another...
"Tell you one more thing. I have eight different bosses" (C) Office Space, 1999.
This cracked me up! 😂😂 I would say “when the big boss…” I’ve been there.
7 battalions of elite stormtroopers got filled in by little teddy bears
0:07 - as highly trained as the Imperial Royal Guard are, I bet these two guardsmen were both thinking: "Shit! I hope Vader doesn't kick off!"
Yea there are multiple stories were Vader force pushes them etc. So they know what happens. Vader respects them though because of what happens in Lords Of The Sith
To me it showed just how heartless the Empire is
The emperor*
I’m glad this was deleted, it’s sort of a repeat of a new Hope, it slows down the pacing, aimperials saying “Blow up” is a bit weird, they would say “Eliminate” or “Destroy” and the Death Star 2 is way too close to Endor to survive the explosion
1:22 position the station to blow up the moon… I wonder if that means get out of the danger area.
@@derekgilbert1752that would defeat the purpose of surrounding the rebel fleet, they could just go the other way where the Death Star was and leave
No it's not the same. It's the emperor prioritizing the destruction of Luke's inner circle. The rebellion was always a problem for the emperor, but nothing like when Luke showed up. He naturally wanted the fleet destroyed too, but he knew Luke and friends would still be able to manage without a fleet more than the fleet could manage without Luke and his friends.
Also, the first death star was never ordered to waste friendly units like the 2nd one was. Not the same at all.
So true - Lucas’ sense of decorum in dialogue was nonexistent.
And the Emperor’s guards just do nothing lmao
What should they do then? Of course, the Royal Guards are among the most well-trained elite fighters in the Empire - but they're still nowhere near Vader's league. If they had attacked Vader, it would have been their death.
@@AaronStenchenberger-pv1dk why were they in an aggressive stance?
@@AaronStenchenberger-pv1dk it doesn’t matter if it’d be their death, the Royal Guards will and have to die for their job. They aren’t some random soldier who’s living a life they care about, the life of a Royal Guards is solely for serving the Empire and Emperor.
Alone, Jerjerrod was always very afraid of Vader - but accompanied by two Royal Guards, he suddenly plays the tough guy. 😅
@@AaronStenchenberger-pv1dk
It’s more like the emperor gave him a high ranking position and a vip, because of that he felt he can big up to Vader, as Vader feared the emperor
This would be in line with the Emperor's Operation Cinder plans. He was willing to destroy entire planets loyal to the Empire, so for Palpatine losing a few battalions is nothing if he could wipe out the entire rebel leadership.
Operation Cinder didn't happen.
I've so glad to have found these scenes. I've always wanted to see more of the commander and his staff.
That music is the best in the whole franchise 1:06
When Darth Vader arrived on his shuttle, Jerjerrod was completely afraid of him - so why is he suddenly acting so arrogant and disrespectful here? Did he think that just because he had two royal guards by his side for the moment, Vader wouldn't dare attack him?
His acting arrogant because the emperor appointed him as a personal guard and gave him orders that not even Vader is allowed to enter hence making him above vader in this situation
@@csmith3248that doesn’t make enough sense
@@grantfuller6123
It does because why would he act arrogant around darth vader knowing how powerful Vader is
The fact that the emperor gave him a high importance position and the emperor valued him, darth vader wouldn’t dare to do anything to him if he knew that the emperor gave the orders
Darth vader feared the emperor more than anyone
@@csmith3248 I love this scene because people often mistakenly think that Vader's authority was unchallengeable simply because of his power and his status as apprentice to the Emperor. Yes, he was highly ranked but even he feared Palpatine and dared not stand against him. He was an instrument of the Emperor's will and existed only to serve, nothing more. This is further emphasized in his dialog with Luke: "You don't know the power of the Dark Side. I *must* obey my master." Vader wasn't talking about the power the Dark Side gave him. He was talking about the power it had *over* him. He had become a puppet and no longer in control of his own destiny.
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Even in episode 4 you can see the authority Grand Moth Tarkin had, even Vader couldn’t really speak against Tarkin because of the special position he has
Even though Vader is the emperor’s apprentice that alone didn’t give Vader the highest military rank, there were times mentioned in the comics and novels where the emperor put Vader in other imperial officers commands and there were times were Vader would be brutally punished by the emperor for disobeying orders
The emperor became the most powerful man in the galaxy not because he was a Sith Lord only, because he understood the galactic politics and military structures and used it to manipulate the galaxy to fall into his palm, the emperor also valued some military leaders who were influential and served the empire
Darth Vader on the other hand only believes power is from the force and dismissed technology and officers knowledge and talents, hence why the emperor had to always put Vader in check
1:28 Did he really need to tell the guy to tell the guy to move the death stars cannon towards Endor. He’s like 2 feet away from him.
Wait a minute. This is exactly what Palpatine said in the novel.
0:33 WTF CELLPHONE HAHAHAHA
It was the earliest prototype 😂😂
I thought the captain was new and didn’t know vader so he didn’t let him in until he said emperors command
Poor Jerjerrod, he was trying his best :'/
He should have tripled his efforts, I guess.
Nah..jerjerrod was acting stupid in this scene..he should've told Vader on why he wasn't allowed to enter..like he said "by the emperors command" in the first place.
I think Vader would had still replied in the same way, he did kill one officer who apologised for his failing in empire strikes back. Humility and politeness won’t deter Vader.
Imagine if they successfully blew it up. That would make on interesting movies 7-9 if they would even of been made
Han, Chewie and Leia would still have survived somehow. Their plot armor was simply too great. It would've sucked for all the Rebels with them, however. The Ewoks would've survived too because, well, they're too cute to crisp.
@@DK-gy7ll fair, Tho imagine rewritting with 1-9 TVW, Rebels and all that with no plot armor like R2 had in 1-3
Episodes 7-9 never were made. Disney isn't canon.
@@notgonnahappen7899 they are tho
Episodes 4-6 were so good and the prequels were fun too. It's a shame they never made any sequels. Kind of like how I feel about how they should have made a Godfather 3.
Now witness the firepower of this fully armed and operational battle station !
I would suggest that in addition to rotating, they put serious distance between them and the moon before firing. A moon blowing up in the general area would not be good for a Death Star under construction.
When given the order to destroy the moon it the generator was destroyed Jerrijod should have ordered the battalion to prepare for evacuation so that they would have time to escape since the emperor didn’t say he couldn’t do that.
The Emperor likes things quick.
I like that they waited until they no longer heard from the base.
In other words, there was a rupture between them all. Something much more complex and adult. The simplification of the 'official' ending of Return of the Jedi made it easier for children, but with these developments of whether or not to destroy the moon of Endor and the officer's own conflict, besides his rivalry with Darth Vader, it created a very good environment for this film to address deeper themes, such as the army itself and its position with the Empire. Would they start a revolution against the emperor? I think so. There was no need for the rebels so much. It was just starting...
I thought it was great to know a little more. It's a shame it wasn't explored, but in any case I loved the 1983 film.
Stand by, stand by! 🤣
One thing I never understood is why does sidious need the red guards since he’s the most powerful Sith Lord at this point in the timeline ?
Well because if anyone saw Palpatine without body guards they will attempt to assassinate him so Palpatine needs to look fortified and not an easy target
And Palpatine isn’t exactly invincible, he still has too sleep
@@csmith3248 true
No one knows Palpatine is a sith lord in the galaxy so he needs guards to make him look like he is just a old man who can’t protect himself
This was clearly not finished film. JEJ isn’t voicing Vader; the Emperor has a stand in actor. There’s no Death Star hum in the background. Lucas abandoned this line long before the editing room.
Everyone wondering why he talked to Vader like that. Look at the way he points at him, and the way he says it so demeaningly. Palpatine 100% told him to say it exactly like that just so he could watch the security recordings for a laugh.
Yeah its ok this got deleted. Not like destroying Alderaan helped them at all.
I cannot understand why they deleted that footage
this scene was in the novel
@@riversarcadereview385 gotta love books
So in the novel they blew up Endor?
@@faisalmemon285 No, the Rebels blew up the reactor before Jerjerrod could fire. The last we see of him was an Imperial officer handing him a remote trigger for the Death Star's main gun, telling him good luck, and running away. In the book, the Death Star was still a few minutes away from being ready to fire, so it wasn't a "stand by, stand by" situation like the first movie, and it was somewhat implied that the gun crews had already abandoned their posts.
He was only delaying having to wipe out his own comrades. He was toast either way, either at the hands of the rebels or Darth Vader (who was… arguably redeemed sometime after).
0:45 This was in the book.
I can't wait for spaceballs 2
If they were going to make a Spaceballs 2 they would have done it by now. John Candy is dead and the rest of the cast is now too old.
@@Lizfan2too much time was wasted same with BEETLEJUICE and the Sequels.
Why wouldn't he have immediately ordered an evacuation off Endor? There was nothing in the Emperor's command saying he couldn't do that first. He could have issued that order to ground commanders and had them on standby. I think this will come up in his yearly appraisal.
Hahah, without the sound effects of James Earl Jones 😂
Those guys in helmets are lame, yes this deserved to be on the cutting room floor!
They should have left these scenes in
Is this a deleted scene ?
@@vladist7568 yes
Several deleted scenes, ackshually. [ebil grin]
Yeah, it’s in the film novelization. 📖
Why was this removed?
Because it ruins the pacing
George Lucas wanted to fill and refill as many seats as possible. 💵
Shame, some actual character development on the imperial side got waylaid to make room for bloody teddy bears, could've cut half of that out and kept this.
who ,s voice is that cause its not JEJ
@graememcfee23 JEJ was the voice over. I would say whoever was in the suit filming which I believe was Sebastian Shaw.
@@StarWarsLoreseeker ah so before final release ok cheers😀
@@StarWarsLoreseeker it was David Prowse, Sebastian Shaw was just for the face reveal at the end.
Yes, that's definitely David Prowse's voice on-set as Darth Vader.
Well I figured they would have probably done that anyways. Duh.
I guess that’s when the Death Star blew up?
Yes
Damn it, these villains are some of the best. Why can't they ever win? The only thing I don't like is when bad guys kill other baddies because I want all the villains to win.
This Imperial music is stolen from a 1974 Soviet cartoon: ua-cam.com/video/Tr270QXdmZk/v-deo.html
wow!
This guy should have less subscribers than he already has tbh
@@Algorithm_man algorithm man strikes back