VIDEO: 19-Month-Old Archer Recites Admiral Ackbar's "It's a Trap"

The Most Adorable Little Admiral Ackbar Fan Ever

Posted June 21, 2011 1:35pm by HVvids

Tags: Admiral Ackbar, Archer, Good Parenting, It's a Trap, Kids, Star Wars, Video

How do parents know if they’re raising their kids right? It’s tough to tell, and it differs on a case-by-case basis. But things like this video are a pretty dead giveaway you’re on the right track.

Along with teaching their kids the sounds that animals make, these parents taught their 19-month-old Archer the quintessential quote from the third Star Wars movie, Return of the Jedi. Just plain adorable.

Sticking with the theme, here’s a video of a 3-year-old trying to explain the first Star Wars movie:

If you’re a parent and you feel like you need some help talking to your children about Star Wars, here’s a very helpful PSA to guide your parent-child chat:

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Posted June 21, 2011 1:35pm

http://margorowder.com Margo Rowder
Thanks for posting the video of Archer quoting Ackbar.
I’m his mom (the one holding the camera). Ever since I’d shown him video of himself on the camera’s back panel, he’d lunge for it without fail – so I had to hide!
Anyway, thanks again – his dad and I are glad it’s made so many people smile.
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