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Originally Posted By GutWrench: Agreed. It’s a mess. Clone wars was not bad until it was. They should have stopped when they got to order 66 somehow. Not just kept it going with Rebels. Not that I didn’t enjoy Rebels or clone wars. They both should have just had a proper ending. Clone wars was easy. They could have just taken it to the purge/order66 and stopped. Rebels could have gone on for a long time and ended with a new hope’ish time line. Kenobi should have never been done at all. View Quote Clone Wars literally ended with order 66 |
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Originally Posted By USMC_JA: On Hera, I agree. Im not enjoying the actress' portrayal and mannerisms. The solemness, seriousness, and sad undertones are exactly what I would expect in Ahsoka. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By USMC_JA: Originally Posted By nottooslow: I keep trying to tell myself the same but I just cant buy it. Her and Hera are awful. On Hera, I agree. Im not enjoying the actress' portrayal and mannerisms. The solemness, seriousness, and sad undertones are exactly what I would expect in Ahsoka. Don't speak ill of Lucy McClane. Give her a chance and she'll channel some yippee ki yay on the Empire. |
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Originally Posted By sefus: Yeah no. Dawson is not that deep. Thats just her subpar skills as an actress and us putting those ideals on top of it to make up for the deficit. Shes not playing an emotionally traumatized former jedi; shes just not a very good actress. She had some name recognition and was cheap and available enough that they cast her in the role. A better actress that was also a fan, or at least someone who became a fan while watching and really studying all the episodes of clone wars and rebels would have a much better and more believable take on the character. enough reality, back to the fun stuff. I don't think Ashoka could have stopped Anakin from turning if she had have still been there. He kept stuff from her, like padme, and didn't really tell her his full private thoughts on life, the order, the force, etc. I think he kept her at arms length just enough that I couldn't buy the idea of her being able to help ground him to the light side or even intervene in the final moments. View Quote It doesn't matter whether Ahsoka could have prevented Anakin's turn. What matters is how she feels about it. Frankly, like you, I dont think she could have stopped it. But that does not mean she doesnt feel some level of responsibility...even as illogical as it might be. That's what happens when something bad happens to someone folks care about. They question what they could have done to stop it and beat themselves up over fanciful ideas that their involvement would have stopped the inevitable. On whether RD is showing her lack of range or not, we will have to disagree. I see Ahsoka when I see watch the show. I don't see RD. That's good enough for me. |
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Originally Posted By Miami_JBT: I think they're just making fun of Qui-Gon. He gets a pin prick and is dead. Maul gets lopped in half (and saved by Nightsisters Dark Magic) and gets new legs like Lt. Dan. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Miami_JBT: Originally Posted By GutWrench: Have to save that for later in the season or series. I don't know why they had her be stabbed at all. Other than for the audience to think she was dead. Just like in Kenobi when that lady was stabbed repeatedly and just kept coming back. It's bad writing/imagination from Feloni or whatever his name is. They could have had one of the droids stun her or hit her on the head or something. Then it wouldn't have led to the "light sabers don't kill people anymore" debate. Now we can all assume anyone who is not beheaded with a laser sword can survive. Unless you are a character from the original trilogy I really want to like this new Star Wars stuff. But man when you break it all down it's really hard not to tear it all apart. So sad what they have done. Only explanation: Maul had an actual saber and not a training saber as was with other apprentice. Caused a ton of paperwork. They issued a Galactic OSHA update that all subsequent apprentice sabers are non lethal. This also explains why Baylan was able to stab the captain and just brush multiple crew on the arm and thigh causing instant death. Jedi are more chaotic than order so rules aren't recognized by them. They get level 11 sabers as younglings because they know they can feed BS "midichlorian" stories to people willing to pimp their kids to the Jedi and have unlimited supply chain for live fire training. |
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TBH, my socks haven't been knocked off with Ahsoka yet. I find the renegade merc Jedis Baylan and Shin Hati WAY more interesting than anything else. It just seems to me like meh writing saves these other characters every single time when they probably shouldn't be saved. Case-in-point, the apprentice gets run through with a lightsaber and five minutes later she's rebuilding droids, cracking codes, and spoiling for another fight. Anybody else would've been dead. She's a fucking apprentice for God's sake, how is she even going toe-to-toe with Hati and surviving in the first place? It's like when Rey matched Kylo Ren without even realizing what she was supposed to be. WTF?
Also, female-heavy cast and IDK what it is, but I'm getting ghost lesbo vibes between these three. Sounds silly and I never pick up on that sorta shit but IDK. There is NO WAY these broads would be able to stay focused on the mission without doing a buncha catty shit to one another, lol. But I'm still optimistic and I'm still excited for the next episode tonight. |
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Originally Posted By RTUtah: TBH, my socks haven't been knocked off with Ahsoka yet. I find the renegade merc Jedis Baylan and Shin Hati WAY more interesting than anything else. It just seems to me like meh writing saves these other characters every single time when they probably shouldn't be saved. Case-in-point, the apprentice gets run through with a lightsaber and five minutes later she's rebuilding droids, cracking codes, and spoiling for another fight. Anybody else would've been dead. She's a fucking apprentice for God's sake, how is she even going toe-to-toe with Hati and surviving in the first place? It's like when Rey matched Kylo Ren without even realizing what she was supposed to be. WTF? Also, female-heavy cast and IDK what it is, but I'm getting ghost lesbo vibes between these three. Sounds silly and I never pick up on that sorta shit but IDK. There is NO WAY these broads would be able to stay focused on the mission without doing a buncha catty shit to one another, lol. But I'm still optimistic and I'm still excited for the next episode tonight. View Quote Tell me you’ve never watch Rebels or the Clone Wars without telling me you’ve never watched Rebels or the Clone Wars. |
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Originally Posted By Chris0013: It should have been done...it should have just been done better. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Chris0013: Originally Posted By GutWrench: Kenobi should have never been done at all. It should have been done...it should have just been done better. It should have been done. "Princess Leia The Bratty Preteen Mary Sue, occasionally featuring Ewan McGregor as a Clone Wars stereotype of a guy who came back from Nam messed up in the head so he goes to hide in the desert" is what should not have been done IMHO. |
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Originally Posted By RTUtah: It's true. I haven't. Should I stop Ahsoka and go back? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By RTUtah: Originally Posted By TheTallest: Tell me you've never watch Rebels or the Clone Wars without telling me you've never watched Rebels or the Clone Wars. It's true. I haven't. Should I stop Ahsoka and go back? It would put it all into context and allow you to understand the characters a little better but there’s a lot of episodes. I know there’s a list of which episodes to watch to get caught up somewhere. https://www.gamesradar.com/ahsoka-the-clone-wars-rebels-essential-episodes-star-wars/ You don’t have to watch them but it does help. |
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Originally Posted By RTUtah: It's true. I haven't. Should I stop Ahsoka and go back? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By RTUtah: Originally Posted By TheTallest: Tell me you've never watch Rebels or the Clone Wars without telling me you've never watched Rebels or the Clone Wars. It's true. I haven't. Should I stop Ahsoka and go back? The Clone Wars is pretty much THE back story for Ashoka Tano. That series explains why she's a legitimate character and not just some Mary Sue Grrl Power BS. Rebels did the same for Wren and Hera (and added a few extra pieces to Ahsoka). When I called the new series 'Season Five of Rebels" that wasn't really a joke. Watching the others made Ashoka make a lot more sense. |
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Originally Posted By MisterPX: If it was hbo or showtime, maybe. Disney don't do nudes. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By MisterPX: Originally Posted By RattleCanAR: Okay, now I am in for the series. If it was hbo or showtime, maybe. Disney don't do nudes. Apple+ or HBO would have killed it with the SW story. |
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Originally Posted By RTUtah: TBH, my socks haven't been knocked off with Ahsoka yet. I find the renegade merc Jedis Baylan and Shin Hati WAY more interesting than anything else. It just seems to me like meh writing saves these other characters every single time when they probably shouldn't be saved. Case-in-point, the apprentice gets run through with a lightsaber and five minutes later she's rebuilding droids, cracking codes, and spoiling for another fight. Anybody else would've been dead. She's a fucking apprentice for God's sake, how is she even going toe-to-toe with Hati and surviving in the first place? It's like when Rey matched Kylo Ren without even realizing what she was supposed to be. WTF? Also, female-heavy cast and IDK what it is, but I'm getting ghost lesbo vibes between these three. Sounds silly and I never pick up on that sorta shit but IDK. There is NO WAY these broads would be able to stay focused on the mission without doing a buncha catty shit to one another, lol. But I'm still optimistic and I'm still excited for the next episode tonight. View Quote Man I am with you other than the heavy female cast. The heavy female cast carry’s over from Rebels. They are/were good solid characters. Albeit the weak writing. Disney keeps doing this. The title of the show is named after a specific character but the show is about everyone else with a little of the title character sprinkled in. They did it with Mando, Boba Fett, Kenobi and now Ashoka. They are so hell bent on creating Star Wars for the children of the future they have lost what made Star Wars likable. It doesn’t have to be complicated. It just has to be true to the lore. |
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Originally Posted By GutWrench: Man I am with you other than the heavy female cast. The heavy female cast carry’s over from Rebels. They are/were good solid characters. Albeit the weak writing. Disney keeps doing this. The title of the show is named after a specific character but the show is about everyone else with a little of the title character sprinkled in. They did it with Mando, Boba Fett, Kenobi and now Ashoka. They are so hell bent on creating Star Wars for the children of the future they have lost what made Star Wars likable. It doesn’t have to be complicated. It just has to be true to the lore. View Quote It's fucking odd that Andor, the character everyone said "why give him a show", was the only one to focus on the title character and it was miles above in quality than all the others. |
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Originally Posted By Furloaf: It's fucking odd that Andor, the character everyone said "why give him a show", was the only one to focus on the title character and it was miles above in quality than all the others. View Quote Because it was written by a competent writer/ director who stuck to his head cannon of the character.... |
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Originally Posted By stoner01: Because it was written by a competent writer/ director who stuck to his head cannon of the character.... View Quote Attached File |
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Yeesh, Ahsoka Has Abysmal Viewership
Viewership (over a suspiciously generous first six days) for Ahsoka was about the same as Andor's first four days, 25% lower than the Mando season three premiere, and a little more than half that of Obi-Wan's premiere. I'm not here to bash, but I found the first episode boring and nonsensical and didn't bother watching the second. Ya'll let me know if it improves, otherwise I'm out. I hoped not, but it looks like Disney Star Wars is in a real death spiral. After the failures of Boba Fett, season 3 Mando, and Obi-Wan it feels like it's fallen out of cultural relevance. I loved Andor, but nobody watched Andor. IMHO it's time to shut it down, make some games and write some novels that don't suck to keep the candle lit, and bring it back in a decade. |
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Originally Posted By RTUtah: It's true. I haven't. Should I stop Ahsoka and go back? View Quote Watching Rebels would provide a lot of backstory. My wife and daughter have been binge watching it in part to get caught up and in part because they're enjoying it. If you want to get the cliff notes version instead of watching all 4 seasons, New Rockstars recently did a Rebels recap on their YouTube channel that should get you up to speed. |
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Yeah, expected when you put out 2 shit shows for popular characters. Make a mediocre at best 3rd season for the show people enjoyed, but which switched focus onto a different character only the most dedicated viewers remember.
Plus all the people cancelling Disney+ due to hiking sub price (and because they've had enough of the woke BS) or their free promos running out. Couldn't happen to a nicer company. Would be interesting to know how much of the audience actually watched the animated shows. |
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As a casual fan, I’m underwhelmed.
I’m glad I’m not the only one who doesn’t like Rosario cast in this role. I don’t dislike the actress, I just don’t like her as Ahsoka. Maybe Jessica Alba instead? Fits the body type better and personality too, also has some previous fight training. I think some of you are trying too hard to defend it/her because you WANT to like it more than it deserves. I’m also getting too much girl-power. No problem with having girls in leading roles, it just too much, with little contrast. All the guys are bad guys. It’s just following a pattern that I’ve seen all too often lately. Not REALLY about have strong female roles, as much as it is about belittling the male roles. Why can’t there be BALANCE in the force? I’ll watch a few more episodes before I write it off completely. I’m just admittedly jaded from being so utterly disappointed with everything from Hollywood being so obviously pandering to the weak. Again, I’m not a super-fan, but have watched most all of it and wish we could get something better. My two boys (9&6) couldn’t care less about any of it. I’ve tried to get them on board for some family entertainment, but they just don’t care about anything Star Wars anymore. There are no characters for young boys to relate to. |
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Originally Posted By SHONUFF: As a casual fan, I’m underwhelmed. I’m glad I’m not the only one who doesn’t like Rosario cast in this role. I don’t dislike the actress, I just don’t like her as Ahsoka. Maybe Jessica Alba instead? Fits the body type better and personality too, also has some previous fight training. I think some of you are trying too hard to defend it/her because you WANT to like it more than it deserves. I’m also getting too much girl-power. No problem with having girls in leading roles, it just too much, with little contrast. All the guys are bad guys. It’s just following a pattern that I’ve seen all too often lately. Not REALLY about have strong female roles, as much as it is about belittling the male roles. Why can’t there be BALANCE in the force? I’ll watch a few more episodes before I write it off completely. I’m just admittedly jaded from being so utterly disappointed with everything from Hollywood being so obviously pandering to the weak. Again, I’m not a super-fan, but have watched most all of it and wish we could get something better. My two boys (9&6) couldn’t care less about any of it. I’ve tried to get them on board for some family entertainment, but they just don’t care about anything Star Wars anymore. There are no characters for young boys to relate to. View Quote You’re not wrong. I am with you. But this is a continuation of Rebels which was mostly females. They should have stuck with the path of Mando season 1. While not perfect. It had much potential to bring some balance to it like you said. Mando season 1 had a male lead disintegrating people with a fucking rifle. A kickass female sidekick. A little green dude with some mystery. We had action Jackson, Bullock from deadwood. It had so much potential. But we can’t have a show like that. It would be good and people would like it. “The force is female” and it sucks donkey balls. |
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Originally Posted By SHONUFF: I’m also getting too much girl-power. No problem with having girls in leading roles, it just too much, with little contrast. All the guys are bad guys. It’s just following a pattern that I’ve seen all too often lately. View Quote This is a continuation of Rebels and the cast makes sense in light of that. This probably isn't going to be a series for casual viewers. |
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Originally Posted By GutWrench: But this is a continuation of Rebels which was mostly females. View Quote Before Ezra joined, the Ghost crew was two males and two females. Ezra tipped the scales. C1-10P wasn’t exactly feminine either. There weren’t even that many female side characters. Governor Price, Ursa Wren, Mon Mothma, Ahsoka. There were a ton of male side characters, Kallus, Rex, Ryder Azadi, Maul, Thrawn, Bendu, Fenn Rau, Hondo, Lando, Tseebo, Ruhk, Quarrie, the list goes on. |
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Originally Posted By Chris0013: It should have been done...it should have just been done better. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Chris0013: It should have been done...it should have just been done better. I'm excited fo the PixleJoker re-do on it. Originally Posted By HeyCoach: Playing devil’s advocate. Not my actual feelings on the subject. Does it seem like Rise of Skywalker to anybody else? Find the map to find the thing to end the Imperial threat. Exactly what the Drinker thought too. I don't think you can watch this if you haven't watched Rebels at the very least. Hence the low viewership numbers. |
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Clone Wars had lots of episodes about female Jedis, Mandolorians, Padme etc. I don't think this is the same as Admiral Purple Hair ignoring men or Mary Sue Skywalker.
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Ashoka, Wren and Hera were good strong female characters like Sarah Conner, Riddly, and Leia were before the woke shit ruined everything but now we see female lead characters and immediately think its forced agenda. Liberals ruin everything.
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Originally Posted By SHONUFF: As a casual fan, I’m underwhelmed. I’m glad I’m not the only one who doesn’t like Rosario cast in this role. I don’t dislike the actress, I just don’t like her as Ahsoka. Maybe Jessica Alba instead? Fits the body type better and personality too, also has some previous fight training. I think some of you are trying too hard to defend it/her because you WANT to like it more than it deserves. I’m also getting too much girl-power. No problem with having girls in leading roles, it just too much, with little contrast. All the guys are bad guys. It’s just following a pattern that I’ve seen all too often lately. Not REALLY about have strong female roles, as much as it is about belittling the male roles. Why can’t there be BALANCE in the force? I’ll watch a few more episodes before I write it off completely. I’m just admittedly jaded from being so utterly disappointed with everything from Hollywood being so obviously pandering to the weak. View Quote Good analysis. I couldn't agree more. I never watched much of Clone Wars or Rebels but I'm not totally lost either. Loved Andor. Can't wait for season 2. BoBF was...meh. Didn't care much for the Obi-Wan series. I've mostly liked The Mandalorian but got less and less interested as they drifted away from Din Djarin and Grogu and focused on the supporting cast. Regardless, I'll likely watch Ahsoka through to the end, even if it becomes a slog. |
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Originally Posted By AR-1904: Before Ezra joined, the Ghost crew was two males and two females. Ezra tipped the scales. C1-10P wasn’t exactly feminine either. There weren’t even that many female side characters. Governor Price, Ursa Wren, Mon Mothma, Ahsoka. There were a ton of male side characters, Kallus, Rex, Ryder Azadi, Maul, Thrawn, Bendu, Fenn Rau, Hondo, Lando, Tseebo, Ruhk, Quarrie, the list goes on. View Quote I agree. Man, I miss Hondo. Maybe we will see him in Ashoka? |
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Originally Posted By BigsWick: Good analysis. I couldn't agree more. I never watched much of Clone Wars or Rebels but I'm not totally lost either. Loved Andor. Can't wait for season 2. BoBF was...meh. Didn't care much for the Obi-Wan series. I've mostly liked The Mandalorian but got less and less interested as they drifted away from Din Djarin and Grogu and focused on the supporting cast. Regardless, I'll likely watch Ahsoka through to the end, even if it becomes a slog. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By BigsWick: Originally Posted By SHONUFF: As a casual fan, I’m underwhelmed. I’m glad I’m not the only one who doesn’t like Rosario cast in this role. I don’t dislike the actress, I just don’t like her as Ahsoka. Maybe Jessica Alba instead? Fits the body type better and personality too, also has some previous fight training. I think some of you are trying too hard to defend it/her because you WANT to like it more than it deserves. I’m also getting too much girl-power. No problem with having girls in leading roles, it just too much, with little contrast. All the guys are bad guys. It’s just following a pattern that I’ve seen all too often lately. Not REALLY about have strong female roles, as much as it is about belittling the male roles. Why can’t there be BALANCE in the force? I’ll watch a few more episodes before I write it off completely. I’m just admittedly jaded from being so utterly disappointed with everything from Hollywood being so obviously pandering to the weak. Good analysis. I couldn't agree more. I never watched much of Clone Wars or Rebels but I'm not totally lost either. Loved Andor. Can't wait for season 2. BoBF was...meh. Didn't care much for the Obi-Wan series. I've mostly liked The Mandalorian but got less and less interested as they drifted away from Din Djarin and Grogu and focused on the supporting cast. Regardless, I'll likely watch Ahsoka through to the end, even if it becomes a slog. I guess I’m mostly disappointed in the lack of positive male role models in anything anymore. My boys liked Mandolorian, but the seasons are just too far apart to hold much interest. That, and the fact that Mando just isn’t the badass that he was in the first season (and a half, I guess). It really did have good balance and my whole family, wife included (and she isn’t really a Star Wars fan), had characters they could relate to. That’s what is lacking in these latest offerings, broad appeal for the whole family. I realize times (and entertainment options) are changing, but I really enjoyed being able to pop some corn and sit down with the family for “movie night”. That’s just getting harder and harder to do. I was hoping that another Foloni/Favreau series would reignite that spark, but so far it’s a fizzle. I’m actually somewhat enjoying it, but the rest of the family isn’t, and that’s what’s disappointing me the most, I guess. As much as I look forward to Thrawn, a blue baddie isn’t quite the role model I’m hoping for. Here’s to hoping they introduce a male character they can relate to. |
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Originally Posted By Mal_means_bad: Yeesh, Ahsoka Has Abysmal Viewership Viewership (over a suspiciously generous first six days) for Ahsoka was about the same as Andor's first four days, 25% lower than the Mando season three premiere, and a little more than half that of Obi-Wan's premiere. I'm not here to bash, but I found the first episode boring and nonsensical and didn't bother watching the second. Ya'll let me know if it improves, otherwise I'm out. I hoped not, but it looks like Disney Star Wars is in a real death spiral. After the failures of Boba Fett, season 3 Mando, and Obi-Wan it feels like it's fallen out of cultural relevance. I loved Andor, but nobody watched Andor. IMHO it's time to shut it down, make some games and write some novels that don't suck to keep the candle lit, and bring it back in a decade. View Quote Based on the reviews here, I may not do that. |
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Originally Posted By SHONUFF: I guess I’m mostly disappointed in the lack of positive male role models in anything anymore. My boys liked Mandolorian, but the seasons are just too far apart to hold much interest. That, and the fact that Mando just isn’t the badass that he was in the first season (and a half, I guess). It really did have good balance and my whole family, wife included (and she isn’t really a Star Wars fan), had characters they could relate to. That’s what is lacking in these latest offerings, broad appeal for the whole family. I realize times (and entertainment options) are changing, but I really enjoyed being able to pop some corn and sit down with the family for “movie night”. That’s just getting harder and harder to do. I was hoping that another Foloni/Favreau series would reignite that spark, but so far it’s a fizzle. I’m actually somewhat enjoying it, but the rest of the family isn’t, and that’s what’s disappointing me the most, I guess. As much as I look forward to Thrawn, a blue baddie isn’t quite the role model I’m hoping for. Here’s to hoping they introduce a male character they can relate to. View Quote Watch Andor. Strong male characters. Great writing and acting. Ahsoka is pretty bad so far. |
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Originally Posted By AR-1904: For anyone who is confused about the timeline: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/F4udgyeaEAIX6s2?format=jpg&name=large View Quote Lemme fix that image for you. Attached File There, see now it's correct. |
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Originally Posted By happycynic: Fixed. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/61337/F4udgyeaEAIX6s2_jpg-2936649.JPG View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By happycynic: Originally Posted By AR-1904: For anyone who is confused about the timeline: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/F4udgyeaEAIX6s2?format=jpg&name=large https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/61337/F4udgyeaEAIX6s2_jpg-2936649.JPG I like this fix better, I didn't catch all that other garbage. |
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I don't have a problem with strong female leads; I understand Ahsoka and the other two are good characters that deserve the lead so perhaps I should go back and find that Rebels and Clone Wars recap to get up to speed.
I'm hoping the series gets better for my liking because the more I get into the franchise, the more I enjoy how it all ties together. |
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I've often thought how cool it would be to have a series set in the very earliest timeline.
The Dawn of the Jedi and Sith, with actual swords (pre-lightsaber). It's probably inevitable, when they run out of story material in this timeline. |
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well, worth my time seeking out the latest installment?
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Originally Posted By Fat_McNasty: well, worth my time seeking out the latest installment? View Quote It isn’t bad, but it isn’t especially good either. Click To View Spoiler It’s only about 30 minutes long and nothing important happens, it’s just setting up things for later
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