Today's may be the best Clone Wars episode.
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I knew I was in for a treat from the old green Lucasfilm intro.
That episode was awesome
Any mention or glimpse of Din Djarin? (Not sure if the flashbacks in Mandalorian were taking place on Mandalore.)
He and Ahsoka make out.Brian Earl Spilner said:
Any mention or glimpse of Din Djarin? (Not sure if the flashbacks in Mandalorian were taking place on Mandalore.)
Child Din and adult Ahsoka?
I guess it's on-brand for Star Wars...
I guess it's on-brand for Star Wars...
I don't think Din is on Mandalore when he is adopted.Brian Earl Spilner said:
Any mention or glimpse of Din Djarin? (Not sure if the flashbacks in Mandalorian were taking place on Mandalore.)
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Awesome episode. Feels like they're treating this final arc as a stand-alone movie that just happened to be cut into a few episodes.
Thanks and gig'em
Ahsoka's facial response when anakin names her friend is phenomenal. Anakin seems so confident and in control, it makes me speculate if something will happen to make him believe that she has been killed, this ramping up his fear that someone close to him - palpatine or padme will die as we head into ROTS
Rewatching the new episode now.
During the intro, they show hologram young Kanan standing next to Billaba. I haven't gotten past the first season of Rebels yet, is this the first time they show them or are there flashbacks in that show?
During the intro, they show hologram young Kanan standing next to Billaba. I haven't gotten past the first season of Rebels yet, is this the first time they show them or are there flashbacks in that show?
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Woah.
I had to eye roll that little. You've got 4-5 of the most important Jedi at the time in a strategy meeting plus a 12 year old.dave94 said:
Rewatching the new episode now.
During the intro, they show hologram young Kanan standing next to Billaba. I haven't gotten past the first season of Rebels yet, is this the first time they show them or are there flashbacks in that show?
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Still feels out of place.
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It just felt forced to me when it didnt need to be. Im not calling anything out. I just didnt like that one small thing.
Eh, they're really trying to tie all the series together one way or another. Some of those efforts will work well and others won't. They're all forced to a large degree.
For some reason I'm not sure what sequence you're referring to...please clarify?C@LAg said:
The race-to-the-surface sequence is now my favorite sequence in all of Star Wars, across all medium
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Ohhhh, haha, I read that as referring to some kind of escape from underground to the surface, from a previous episode I wasn't remembering.C@LAg said:ahsoka and rex? coming into Mandalore, jumping out of the ship .. She says "race you to the ground", and then later something about "told ya". That whole sequence of fighting and jumping from ship to ship.dave94 said:For some reason I'm not sure what sequence you're referring to...please clarify?C@LAg said:
The race-to-the-surface sequence is now my favorite sequence in all of Star Wars, across all medium
On my rewatch today, I was thinking how perfectly awesome the whole aerial battle was. Ahsoka is a badass.
Overall, I wish the producers of the sequels and the prequels cared as much as the CLone Wars people care about Ahsoka. Seeing her back in action with the sabers and her unique way of fighting was sensational. Seeing her steadfast refusal to be subservient to Anakin or Obi-wan was outstanding they made great choices to make it's clear that this isn't just "the whole gang's back together" vibe.
I wonder if there's any chance Bo Katan is still alive in Mando's present. She'd be considerably older than Katee Sackhoff is now (39/40), but that would be one bad-ass addition to the show.
I wonder if there's any chance Bo Katan is still alive in Mando's present. She'd be considerably older than Katee Sackhoff is now (39/40), but that would be one bad-ass addition to the show.
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I mean she might have fallen on hard times and had to pawn it.
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What an episode! Seeing Aayla Secura and Plo Koon in the intro...the last 3 episodes are going to be bruta.
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Overall, I wish the producers of the sequels and the prequels cared as much as the CLone Wars people care about Ahsoka.
Especially the sequel makers
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It was implied by more than the music
Maybe Ahsoka helps Mando get Baby Yoda to a safe haven contingent on him helping her rescue Bo Katan from some sort of Imperial lockdown. Seeing a real-life, red-haired Katee Sackhoff wielding the dark saber would tick about 800 of my Star Wars boxes, particularly if she's in a crowded room alongside a pistol wielding Din Djarin and Ahsoka Tano with double white lightsabers.C@LAg said:possible, but given the Dark Sabre was taken from her, I would lean to she was killed.MuckRaker96 said:
I wonder if there's any chance Bo Katan is still alive in Mando's present. She'd be considerably older than Katee Sackhoff is now (39/40), but that would be one bad-ass addition to the show.
But since it has not been addressed definitively, anything is possible.
I refuse to get my hopes up about Ahsoka fighting with lightsabers.
In the Mandalorian, that is.
In the Mandalorian, that is.
EP 10 "The Phantom Apprentice" clip
Is that a clip that didn't make it into last week's episode? Doesn't seem to really fit with where things were left at the end...