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The Tenutos have kept up with "Star Wars" through the decades and already have toys from the next "Star Wars" movie that comes out next month.

While some feel the need to pick one of the two space dramas as their one and only, the Tenutos have never felt that compulsion.

For decades, John Tenuto, a College of Lake County sociology instructor, has studied fan communities, and for even longer he's been a fan himself.

After the Tenutos brought suit against Schwartz, a New York trial court and an appellate court dismissed their claim, finding that a doctor's liability under the public health law extends only to patients.

Attorney Martin Edelman, who represented the Tenutos, said, "The implications of the decision are, in fact, very broad.

The Tenutos were filmed last March in their home's "Star Wars" and "Star Trek" collection rooms, where an eight-member Netflix crew captured extensive interviews, covering topics such as the history of toys in society, why toys are important to children and adult collectors, the 20-year nostalgia cycle and the history of "Star Wars" and "Star Trek" collectibles.

In the Netflix series interviews, the Tenutos also talked about gender roles and their influence on toys.

The Tenutos were filmed last March in their homes "Star Wars" and "Star Trek" collection rooms, where an eight-member Netflix crew captured extensive interviews, covering topics such as the history of toys in society, why toys are important to children and adult collectors, the 20-year nostalgia cycle and the history of "Star Wars" and "Star Trek" collectibles.

John Tenuto, who was called one of the most influential "Star Trek" fans by New York Magazines www.Vulture.com website, has been voted CLCs outstanding full-time faculty member by students three times.