@JediTimeLady same for me lol, I wouldn’t be the same without Star Wars either

Drive in with my mom and grandma back in the 70's.

Been a fan ever since.

To add with that, I was like 5 when I saw them on VHS like in 2006 or 2007.

@JediTimeLady So a longtime fan, then? Respect.

Sadly, my first exposure is a bit difficult to remember, outside of what I wrote on my Wookieepedia userpage. As far as the Original Trilogy, my first exposure was the 2004 Special Editions, which is much different than the original versions in the 1977-1983 and a bit different than the recent editions we see now. For instance, Yoda was a puppet in Episode I: The Phantom Menace rather than a CGI character we see now (and appropriately so), and we had a more silent Anakin Vader rather than infamous "NOOO!" we now hear in Episode VI: Return of the Jedi.

I have watched the full-screen versions on HBO channels on TV. I have watched them almost every chance I can get on streaming aka Disney+. Unfortunately, I have not had the enjoyment via VHS, while I am hopeful for a Cinematic viewing - be it this year or sometime in the future.

My dad showed me A New Hope on DVD as well Episode V and Episode VI on DVD as well

I did see the VHS versions because my drama teacher had them and I mean the original VHS tapes

That four percent are the true og’s

^Hmm. They could have seen the trilogy in the 1970s-80s releases. Which in that case, yes, ogs. OR maybe they saw through re-releases and flashback cinemas, depending.

That is one reason I hope releasing Star Wars movies in theaters become a thing. Everyone loves the saga, and watching it in theaters makes it more special.

Either tv or dvd, can't remeber

VHS

This is like, "tell me how old you are, without actually telling me how old you are."