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With the release of "The Force Awakens," the internet is saturated with Star Wars-related content, ranging from rave reviews to fascinating analysis.
And thanks to the YouTube account Bad Lip Reading, there are also a few funny videos you can watch where the heroes of the series speak gibberish, to hilarious effect.
Let's take a look.
Maya Rudolph, Jack Black, and Bill Hader lend their vocal talents to the videos, which just hit YouTube yesterday. In the videos, the actors' voices are dubbed over footage from the original "Star Wars" movies, making it look like Leia and Luke are talking about selfies and grilled cheese.
The new lines match perfectly with the characters' lip movements.
For example, in the below clip, "Luke" says, "I was a dogwalker. You're really cute."
Han Solo gets some of the best lines. Here, he's saying, "I also want a chipmunk. A gumball. A friend. A horse."
And Princess Leia's most famous line — "help me, Obi-Wan Kenobi, you're my only hope"— becomes, "I want a wooden snowman. But no one sells them."
Here's the full video for "Star Wars — Episode IV: A New Hope."
"The Empire Strikes Back" also got the Bad Lip Reading treatment, with a few musical flourishes:
So did "The Return of the Jedi," but a version where all Han wants is a chicken tamale:
Hysterical.
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