Maul Takes On Kanan Jarrus in Collider’s Movie Trivia Schmoedown
In honor of the ‘Star Wars: Rebels’ Season 3 Premiere (September 24th), the Collider duo Kristian Harloff and Mark Ellis (of the popular ‘Schmoes Know’ podcast) brought on a couple of very special guest contestants yesterday for their Movie Trivia Schmoedown. Hit the jump to watch Freddie “Kanan” Prinze Jr. and Sam “Maul” Witwer battle it out in a contest of good vs. evil.
The contest categories cover general movie trivia, but as fate would have it (and since all is as the Force wills it), round two of the contest covers ‘Star Wars’ trivia. See how your knowledge compares with the two actors and discover which is truly stronger – the dark side…or the light.
Source: Collider
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Sam Witwer is such an intimidating guy
Of course he’s intimidating, he played Aiden Wait a 200 year old Vampire in Being Human , the Star Killer , the voice of Darth Maul and Darth Sidious / Palpatine. He actually seems like a pretty mice down to earth guy but I wouldn’t mess with him.
For those of you who don’t know, the Movie Trivia Schmoedown is one of the best things on youtube right now. They go for a UFC/WWE vibe with pre-fight promos, good guys (babyfaces) and bad guys (heels). The actual matches aren’t always great, but thing about it is that you can play along and test your movie trivia knowledge.
This one was absolutely hilarious. Prinze was funny; he was also great hosting a prior tournament match between Harloff and John Rocha.
Witwer was awesome. He has a tremendous in match rant, and an even better post match one.
The best part is they aren’t done. Witwer and Prinze will be teaming up in a future Star Wars only trivia tag team match against John Campea (Collider/Comic-Con HQ) and Ken Napzok (Forcecenter Podcast/Screen Junkies).
I love the Schoedowns in general, but this one was lightyears ahead of the pack! Sam Witwer and Freddie Prinze Jr. were hysterical! If you’ve never watched, you must watch!
All things considered, the outcome was eerily appropriate.