徐联基（Leland Chee）"Since Star Wars has become my job, it's been impossible for me to watch the films in the same way again. I'm too busy looking for which background character hasn't been named or trying to figure out how many days it took to fly from Dagobah to Bespin. However, while the actual experience of watching the films has changed for me, my love for Star Wars has not." ―Leland Chee in an interview with Wizards.com  Leland Chee is the Lucasfilm employee who maintains the Holocron continuity database, a FileMaker database. He was a frequent presence on the former StarWars.com forums, where he went by the screennames "Tasty Taste" and "Leland Y Chee." He maintains two other FileMaker databases: the Indycron continuity database, for the Indiana Jones universe, as well as the LFLcron, for other Lucasfilm properties. After The Walt Disney Company's acquisition of Lucasfilm, Chee, alongside creative executive Pablo Hidalgo, was assigned a job within the newly formed Lucasfilm Story Group, whose main purpose was to eliminate the Star Wars franchise's canon hierarchy and create one cohesive canon. Chee is friends with Dana Jennings, a writer for StarWars.com. Chee assisted Jennings while she was writing the article “Much to Learn You Still Have: 7 Things You Might Not Know About Sullustans” by informing her that a Sullustan appears in a scene in Star Wars: Episode II Attack of the Clones, aboard the refugee ship that Anakin and Padmé travel on to Naboo. The character Lechee in the Star Wars Resistance episode The Missing Agent was named after Chee. He provided a temporary recording of Lechee's dialogue before Fred Armisen was cast for the role. Chee wrote "Joh Blastoh," a Huttese song with the same melody as the real-world song "Jingle Bells." The song appeared in the 2020 film The LEGO Star Wars Holiday Special. The entire song was later released on the Star Wars YouTube channel and is accompanied by lyrics。