If you didn’t know, Brackett was the scriptwriter initially hired to write Episode V. When adapting Lucas’s notes for the sequel, Brackett decided to change Buffy to Minch Yoda. Admittedly, the finished shooting script for Empire kept almost nothing from Brackett’s draft except the name change. That one change alone, though, is enough to credit Brackett with saving the sequel.
Maybe that’s an exaggeration, but then again, can you imagine Mark Hamill saying “Master Buffy,” when addressing Yoda? All I can think about is Kristy Swanson teaching Luke to “Like, lift rocks, and stuff.” Oh, sorry, I forgot I’m the only Xennial in existence who didn’t watch the Buffy the Vampire Slayer TV series.
Just pretend I said, Sarah Michelle Gellar, the effect is the same.
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