So Yoda sounds like our best bet as an energy source. But with world electricity consumption pushing 2 terawatts, it would take a hundred million Yodas to meet our demands. All things considered, switching to Yoda power probably isn't worth the trouble — though it would definitely be green.

A lot of the Force stuff, what Yoda says in 'The Empire Strikes Back,' resonates with me a lot.

After the third episode of 'The Mandalorian,' I knew I had to make my own Baby Yoda.

I like Yoda. I like the Ewoks.

I definitely liked the Muppets. I definitely liked Yoda in 'Empire Strikes Back' and Chewbacca. I don't know if I was a fan of puppets or those, like, specific characters.

It's into the same bag as E.T. and Yoda, wherein you're trying to create something that people will actually believe, but it's not so much a symbol of the thing, but you're trying to do the thing itself.

I consider Yoda to be just about the most evil character that I've ever seen in the history of literature.

Mmm, I love Yoda. I didn't like Jar Jar Binks though, he was all wrong.

My daughter is a bit annoyed with me that she didn't get to meet Baby Yoda.

Baby Yoda is universally cute, hands down.

I'm trying to forget I ever saw 'Episode I,' but Yoda is forever.

By living so long, the supercentenarian earns the prefixal 'super' and becomes a person suddenly freighted with power and meaning. He's Gandalf, Yoda, the Ancient Mariner, perhaps with some otherworldly insight. He's lived so long that, in fact, he's living the afterlife to his own initial life.

If you don't have a Yoda impression ready to go, then it's just like, I don't really want to know you.