My 5yr old is watching phantom menace. It occurs to me that Shmi would have made a great Jedi. She's full of wisdom.

Here is an edit someone put together showing the Vader fight with Ezra yanking her out through the door, Paps showing up to rain on their happy parade, and then Ashoka jumping back through the door again after Vader went home to cry.

Is the part at 5:36 where you are talking about Vader walking out through the...
Its a little deceiving because that looks like its from the outside looking at the door, but vader is walking out of the door, so its all very confusing.

Man, the Jedi council was pretty set against training Anakin from the get go, even before they ever tested him. Mace only begrudgingly agreed to it.

Yeah, those are the right shots. I still think it's Ashoka leaving the temple in both episodes, in fact I'm more sure now than I was before. Haha.

Also interesting to see the little owl thing sort of acting as the go-between for Ashoka and Vader both here and in CW.

Sine poena nulla lex.

Hmm... interesting. The reference for all that is a Topps trading card game, but sure, I guess that makes sense from a certain point of view.

SO GOOD

C@LAg said:

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https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Ahsoka_Tano


After accepting the fate of Bridger's master, the two decided to head out of the dimension. However, the portal about Jarrus turned out to be a trick by Darth Sidious, who attempted to manipulate Bridger into letting the Emperor travel into the world. Tano and Bridger helped each other to evade the Emperor's attacks and were separated in the process, but promised to meet each other once again in the future. As Bridger headed back to the portal from where he arrived, Tano made her way into another portal, which brought her back to Malachor, near the base of the Sith temple, accompanied by her convor friend Morai. She wished the Force to be with Ezra Bridger and headed down into a dark tunnel.

Upon her entrance into the dark tunnel, Tano came across a flight of steps which took her deeper into the tunnel, eventually finding a stream and Morai waiting for her. She then entered the stream and followed Morai to another flight of steps that eventually led her to another portal into the World Between Worlds. With this, she stepped inside of it, returning to the mystical plane. Ahsoka Tano thus embarked on a spiritual journey that changed the course of her life.

So content presented outside of the series, but still considered canon.

Most of the bolded above was detailed by trading cards drawn by Dave Filoni, and the final sentence is addressed in "Ultimate Star Wars, New Edition", so not yet detailed narratively.

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That's a really deep cut.
I would say anything produced by Filoni is canon at this point.

Well, that solves that question. Good find.

I would go through the trouble of signing that petition

Can we get a whole album of these, please?

Oh great. More wokeness. Of course they want to make a series about one of 2 black guys in the entire universe. What about the stories of the countless white guys? Don't all Jedi matter?

As I'm making my way through the Clone Wars, the three pronged assault on Genosis by Obi Wan, Anakin and the 7head Jedi is truly riveting. It felt almost as compelling of an assault as something like the landings in Saving Private Ryan. Just the chaos and despair. Well drawn and the music was great.

I hope so, but this does NOT seem like something Glover would sign on for. He kinda got bored making his own original award-winning show.

A Gordon Gartrell

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Could be fun if true...

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Could do some fun stuff with the crime syndicates

I know it's hard to keep up with the SW news these days, but I'm pretty sure this was "announced" at some point a while back, then never mentioned again. I guess now it's back?

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The possibilities could be limitless, which is exciting. Lando's EU-wiped bio is a clean slate. All we know is that some point in the future he cons someone out of Cloud City. I know many people were underwhelmed by Solo, but the first 2 seconds you hear him talking in his first scene, you realize how much he nailed that role.

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I thought he did as well. It was damn odd though to hear him float in and out of sounding like Billy Dee Williams.

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A Gordon Gartrell

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Couldn't remember the name.

Essentially, yes, but this time it's back in the news because of additional buzz, Lucasfilm has probably solidified their plans, etc, and it sounds way more concrete. Even Alden Ehrenreich recently said he's being hearing chatter on his end...

MuckRaker96 said:

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The possibilities could be limitless, which is exciting. Lando's EU-wiped bio is a clean slate. All we know is that some point in the future he cons someone out of Cloud City. I know many people were underwhelmed by Solo, but the first 2 seconds you hear him talking in his first scene, you realize how much he nailed that role.

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We all know that lobot will be the linchpin of this series. It will be like how Don Knots became the bigger star on the Andy Griffith show

And don't forget that we can get some back story on Kuill

Honestly, I would love a Han and Luke scene. Any way that I can get one.

Damn me too. My biggest regret from the ST. I'm still convinced somewhere down the line at the end of Mando's run on Disney+ there's going to be a Luke cameo.

Let's get the ball rolling (pun intended) for the role of Lobot.









I suspect Mr. Strickland might be dead since he was born in 1931, but if he's alive, the idea he could be in Star Wars, Back to the Future, and Masters of the Universe is pretty solid.









Original Lobot John Hollis, who looks exactly like Lobot out of costume, died in 2005.



And wasting my time has now informed me he was also in Superman as a Kryptonian Elder.

He looks a lot like a wrinkled Michael Rooker.

Just days after rumors that Maul will be appearing in a lot more Disney+ SW content...