The Blu-ray release of Solo: A Star Wars Story may not have an alternate cut of Ron Howard’s film, but it does include eight deleted scenes that run about 15 minutes total, and most of them are really quite good.

Did everyone do their homework? Did you see Solo: A Star Wars Story yet? (Obviously, not everyone did.)

Either way, we have some lingering questions about the movie and how it affects the Star Wars universe. We have some educated guesses, but there are two dozen answers we'd very much like to get.

The acquisition of Lucasfilm by Disney in 2012 eventually brought with it a huge change for Star Wars fans: The dissolution of the Expanded Universe, which had been considered as part of the saga's vast canon for over two decades. But apparently, it was one EU moment in particular that really convinced Lucasfilm to start all over.

Add this to your playlist, put it on repeat.

Merry Christmas, everyone.

Han Solo says you should never fuck with a Wookie because they will rip your arm off, and now we've got proof. Ouch.

You're welcome.

The most intriguing Star Wars books coming out have been the ones that flesh out the extensive gap between Return of the Jedi and The Force Awakens. Chuck Wendig's Aftermath was one of them, and now its sequel is going to tell us what Han and Chewbacca were up to after the destruction of the Death Star II.