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Deleted scene: http://teamcoco.com/video/conan-highlight-showering-cumberbatch

Attack of the Clones is a pretty terrible film. Karol

"Drummers' Salute" and "Eternal Father" are virtually part of Williams' score, so they fit in well within the flow. But all the other pieces make a totally incongrous listening. Well, maybe it makes relive memories of someone's favourite film, but the reality is that it's a very absurd presentation. There's nothing wrong with the pieces themselves (Mozart's Horn Concerto is fabulous, if you don't know the whole piece just run out and buy it), but if I want to listen to Mozart or Sidney Bechet I'll put up a Mozart piece or a Bechet album.

"Why is Alice Eve in her underwear, gratuitously and unnecessarily, without any real effort made as to why in God's name she would undress in that circumstance?" Lindelof responded. "Well there's a very good answer for that. But I'm not telling you what it is. Because... uh... MYSTERY?"

Who?

Karen Smith speaks with me about her work for John Williams as his personal music librarian in the latest FSM Online. Here's a clip: https://soundcloud.com/timburden/karen-smith-on-john-williams

If only all cancelled tv shows were wrapped up so satisfyingly. Serenity was an elegant resolution, filled with spirit and just the right amount of bittersweet loss.

I'm hearing that this trailer is awesome, but I've been avoiding it. I was already gonna see the film, the last trailer already extra-sold me. I think I want to just experience it in full from this point.

Episode VII needs to show that while we were watching the prequels, Bobby Ewing was just in the shower, and those movies were only dreams.

For 81, the man is quite fit. Must be all those walks in Tanglewood....

And he's also dead serious when answering the question. Bring on the champagne!

Watch this video below to hear this exchange: Kaya Savas: "So I have to ask, are you coming back for number 7, Star Wars, has JJ talked to you?" John Williams: "I certainly plan to, and fully expect I'll be there and to be able to do it." (Starting at 1:33) Well there you go, it doesn't get too much more definitive than that!