Don't forget the super dark side cave protecting them on dagoba. And the sand on tattoine. So it's all good.

The "Certain point of view" short stories were not very good overall, but the best was definitely the one about Ben and Qui-Gon. That story happened during ANH while Luke rushed off to the farm after they discovered the destroyed sandcrawler, but something similar could easily be done in the show. Basically it was just them talking, with Qui-Gon knowing Obi-Wan would die soon. Qui-Gon was sort of distracted and had trouble understanding the passage of time, having stepped out of the Cosmic Force to partially exist in the physical world. It was well done.

I wonder how faithful they'll be to the idea that Qui-Gon couldn't manifest as a Force Ghost. We learn that during the Clone Wars series, but it would be easy to present as a skill he honed after death.

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Not that Star Wars has ever been about realistic military strategy, but putting Obi-Wan and Yoda in the same spot would be quite the risk considering the perilous position of the rebel cause. Talk about a target for Vader or Palps...

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hell…..take it a step farther and think about how easy of targets the Jedi become once they are in a ship (mainly referring to small fighters)….seems like they'd be taken out way more when piloting than anything else

But this ain't Star Trek and they can't "beam down" so waddya gonna do?

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Still have high hopes for a Qui-Gon force ghost.

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I'm pretty sure his voice was included in the pantheon of dead Jedi voices talking to Rey at the end of TROS. Not at all the same as seeing Qui-Gon as a shimmering Force ghost ala Alec Guiness in TESB/ROTJ.

Just because I was curious I checked and Alec Guinness was 62 in 1976 when they were filming SW. Ewan McGregor is 51 now.

In Hollywood, 50 is the new 32.

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In Hollywood, 50 is the new 32.

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If you are Paul Rudd

Cinco Ranch Aggie said:

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Brian Earl Spilner said:

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Still have high hopes for a Qui-Gon force ghost.

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I'm pretty sure his voice was included in the pantheon of dead Jedi voices talking to Rey at the end of TROS. Not at all the same as seeing Qui-Gon as a shimmering Force ghost ala Alec Guiness in TESB/ROTJ.

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I don't think that scene means anything. We didn't see Obi-Wan or Luke either.

Also that scene stills bugs me endlessly.

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Cinco Ranch Aggie said:

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Brian Earl Spilner said:

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Still have high hopes for a Qui-Gon force ghost.

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I'm pretty sure his voice was included in the pantheon of dead Jedi voices talking to Rey at the end of TROS. Not at all the same as seeing Qui-Gon as a shimmering Force ghost ala Alec Guiness in TESB/ROTJ.

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I don't think that scene means anything. We didn't see Obi-Wan or Luke either.

Also that scene stills bugs me endlessly.

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I've still never been able to even make out his voice in that.

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Brian Earl Spilner said:

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Cinco Ranch Aggie said:

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Brian Earl Spilner said:

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Still have high hopes for a Qui-Gon force ghost.

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I'm pretty sure his voice was included in the pantheon of dead Jedi voices talking to Rey at the end of TROS. Not at all the same as seeing Qui-Gon as a shimmering Force ghost ala Alec Guiness in TESB/ROTJ.

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I don't think that scene means anything. We didn't see Obi-Wan or Luke either.

Also that scene stills bugs me endlessly.

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I've still never been able to even make out his voice in that.

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Damn I love hearing Kaden Jarrus at the end of that!

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Brian Earl Spilner said:

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Cinco Ranch Aggie said:

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Brian Earl Spilner said:

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Still have high hopes for a Qui-Gon force ghost.

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I'm pretty sure his voice was included in the pantheon of dead Jedi voices talking to Rey at the end of TROS. Not at all the same as seeing Qui-Gon as a shimmering Force ghost ala Alec Guiness in TESB/ROTJ.

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I don't think that scene means anything. We didn't see Obi-Wan or Luke either.

Also that scene stills bugs me endlessly.

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I've still never been able to even make out his voice in that.

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Damn I love hearing Kaden Jarrus at the end of that!

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That doesn't sound like Kanan Jarrus at all, if it's supposed to be him. Do you mean the very last voice?

edit: I did hear Qui Gon in that.

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YouBet said:

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Brian Earl Spilner said:

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Cinco Ranch Aggie said:

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Brian Earl Spilner said:

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Still have high hopes for a Qui-Gon force ghost.

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I'm pretty sure his voice was included in the pantheon of dead Jedi voices talking to Rey at the end of TROS. Not at all the same as seeing Qui-Gon as a shimmering Force ghost ala Alec Guiness in TESB/ROTJ.

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I don't think that scene means anything. We didn't see Obi-Wan or Luke either.

Also that scene stills bugs me endlessly.

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I've still never been able to even make out his voice in that.

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Damn I love hearing Kaden Jarrus at the end of that!

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That doesn't sound like Kanan Jarrus at all, if it's supposed to be him. Do you mean the very last voice?

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I guess the last one is Luke, sorry I jumped the gun. Kana says "in the heart of a Jedi lies her strength."

Rebels question: I'm probably reading more into this than I should, but in the beginning of S3 Kanan is declared a Jedi Knight by Bendu after losing his sight and evolving his own understanding of things. However, in those same episodes in that same story arc Maul repeatedly refers to him as Jedi Master.

Is he just taunting Kanan, or mistaken, or is this a plot hole?

probably calling him that because Ezra is his apprentice.

He's a master like Anakin was a master, in that he had a Padawan.

None of the titles or ranks of Jedi have ever made sense.

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In Hollywood, 50 is the new 32.

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Tom Cruise, Keanu Reeves, and Stallone are all super old by Hollywood standards but still cranking out blockbuster action movies.

Nicholas Brittel (of Succession fame) scoring Andor.

Big Ass-Obi-Wan spoiler from Star wars news.net

Leia is in it as a 10 year old

Obi-Wan's real life booty call Mary Elizabeth Wisntead joins the Ahoska cast in an unknown role. Good looking cast - between her, Ivanna Sachno (also unknown role), Rosario Dawson and Natasha Liu Bordizzo as Sabine.

Plus Ray Stevenson, probably as Pealleaon and Hayden coming back as Anakin for flashback scenes. Now I just need Ezra and Thrawn cast.

Does anyone else feel like between Ahsoka and Obi-Wan appearances, we're going to get a sort of "Batman: Year One" surprise announcement coming up with Hayden as the star?

Jon Watts is in talks to direct a mysterious ‘STAR WARS’ series for Disney+ (EXCLUSIVE) https://t.co/w7KCRGz6Aa pic.twitter.com/e6N3D0ixzj

— DiscussingFilm (@DiscussingFilm) February 19, 2022

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Jon Watts is in talks to direct a mysterious ‘STAR WARS’ series for Disney+ (EXCLUSIVE) https://t.co/w7KCRGz6Aa pic.twitter.com/e6N3D0ixzj

— DiscussingFilm (@DiscussingFilm) February 19, 2022

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Is this not the more kid-oriented series that they have casting calls out for now? Been speculated a bit as Star Wars Stranger Things given some of the clues.

What's the best order to show the movies to your kids?

Episode I->VI

or

Episode IV->VI->I->III