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Eh crap, meant to post this on the main thread, but whatever.
The first 2 episodes of ‘OBI-WAN KENOBI’ will now release on May 27. pic.twitter.com/hksbKW5uZH
— DiscussingFilm (@DiscussingFilm) March 31, 2022
Beat me by a minute.
Incoming transmission from Obi-Wan Kenobi... pic.twitter.com/t6Ugzdl7m4
— Star Wars (@starwars) March 31, 2022
Good news for sure. Obi-Wan was the star of the sequel trilogy. Really happy to have EM back after 20 years.
Kinda wish there was a bit more info there. Is the drop date going to be Fridays for the whole run? Is it still dropping at the ridiculous midnight PT slot?
Either way, I'm hype to basically be getting an Obi-Wan movie on Friday.
So now I can be completely worthless at work on a Friday instead of a Wednesday, and be up from 2-4 AM instead of 2-3 AM. Good stuff.
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They have to fix these ridiculous middle of the night drops. Do what HBO does and release it at like 7-8pm CT
Top 5.
1. Obi Wan
2. Luke
3. Yoda
4. Han
5. Vader
1. Obi Wan
2. Luke
3. Yoda
4. Han
5. Vader
Glad we're all in agreement on #1.
1. Dexter Jettster
2. Oola
3. Salacious B. Crumb
4. Sy Snootles
5. Fodesinbeed Annodue
2. Oola
3. Salacious B. Crumb
4. Sy Snootles
5. Fodesinbeed Annodue
The premiere(s) happen exactly as Celebration in Anaheim begins. Betting they are putting together official watch parties at the convention as we speak. I'd also bet money that Ewan shows up at said parties.
After seeing these trailers I'm going to be very disappointed if Duel of the fates and Battle of the Heroes don't make an appearance in this series because they make the trailers awesome.
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Cool news: Andrew Stanton wrote an episode of Obi-Wan Kenobi. https://t.co/AeB8RAyuwC
— /Film (@slashfilm) March 31, 2022
Top Gun
Kenobi
Stranger Things
Cancel my life that week.
Kenobi
Stranger Things
Cancel my life that week.
I can't believe I have to be the one to deliver the gif almost 24 hours later. You guys are slipping.Brian Earl Spilner said:
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Now there are two of them was clearly the play there.
Looks pretty legit. But then again, it is April 1.
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So hyped for this. I watched the original teaser trailer but I won't watch or read anything else.
CNN is an enemy of the state and should be treated as such.
Oldie but a goodie
"That's f-ing Obi-Wan Kenobi!"
Writers revealed for the first 5 episodes per Bespin Bulletin
Episode one of Kenobi credits Joby Harold (Army of the Dead, King Arthur: Legend of the Sword), Hossein Amini (Drive, Snow White and the Huntsman), and Stuart Beattie (Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl, Collateral) for the teleplay, with the story credited to Beattie and Amini. The second episode once again features a credit from Harold on the teleplay, with Amini and Beattie getting credit for the story.
Episode three credits Harold, Amini, Beattie and Hannah Friedman, who's best known for Trolls: The Beat Goes On, and Wet Hot American Summer: First Day of Camp, and wrote on the upcoming Willow series from Lucasfilm. Friedman and Harold are credited as the sole writers of the fourth episode of the series.
Episode five is the final episode with credits, with episode six still not being revealed. The fifth episodes credits Joby Harold along with Andrew Stanton as the writers. Stanton is without question the most accomplished writer of those who've been credited for work on the series. Stanton has wrote a slew of Disney and Pixar films including all four Toy Story films, Monsters Inc, A Bugs Life, Wall-E, John Carter, and Finding Nemo.
No writer for Episode 6 (the finale) probably means we'll see Favreau and Filoni's names pop up there in some form or fashion.
Episode one of Kenobi credits Joby Harold (Army of the Dead, King Arthur: Legend of the Sword), Hossein Amini (Drive, Snow White and the Huntsman), and Stuart Beattie (Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl, Collateral) for the teleplay, with the story credited to Beattie and Amini. The second episode once again features a credit from Harold on the teleplay, with Amini and Beattie getting credit for the story.
Episode three credits Harold, Amini, Beattie and Hannah Friedman, who's best known for Trolls: The Beat Goes On, and Wet Hot American Summer: First Day of Camp, and wrote on the upcoming Willow series from Lucasfilm. Friedman and Harold are credited as the sole writers of the fourth episode of the series.
Episode five is the final episode with credits, with episode six still not being revealed. The fifth episodes credits Joby Harold along with Andrew Stanton as the writers. Stanton is without question the most accomplished writer of those who've been credited for work on the series. Stanton has wrote a slew of Disney and Pixar films including all four Toy Story films, Monsters Inc, A Bugs Life, Wall-E, John Carter, and Finding Nemo.
No writer for Episode 6 (the finale) probably means we'll see Favreau and Filoni's names pop up there in some form or fashion.
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The Wet Hot American Summer writers are doing the Satine flashback episode
so driving in to work today my mind was rambling and for some reason thought of this scene from rogue one....
now timeline wise the kenobi series for the most part should all be at least (educated guess) 10 years prior to rogue one given the apparent age of luke in the trailer...however, any chance we get a scene thats into the future that has some sort of reference to what is said here?
now timeline wise the kenobi series for the most part should all be at least (educated guess) 10 years prior to rogue one given the apparent age of luke in the trailer...however, any chance we get a scene thats into the future that has some sort of reference to what is said here?
That's referencing Leia contacting Obi Wan right? What else would there be to tie in?
I think you're confused - this is a direct reference to ANH when is trying to read Obi-Wan on Tatooine with the plans.jokershady said:
so driving in to work today my mind was rambling and for some reason thought of this scene from rogue one....
now timeline wise the kenobi series for the most part should all be at least (educated guess) 10 years prior to rogue one given the apparent age of luke in the trailer...however, any chance we get a scene thats into the future that has some sort of reference to what is said here?
Obi-Wan helping Bail Organa out during the events of Kenobi does strengthen why Bail decides to contact Obi-Wan instead of Yoda at the start of ANH though.
Although based just on the movies, the line should not be "He served me well in the Clone Wars" but "Yeah, I talked to that guy a couple of times."
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helloimustbegoing said:I think you're confused - this is a direct reference to ANH when Leia is trying to reach Obi-Wan on Tatooine with the plans.jokershady said:
so driving in to work today my mind was rambling and for some reason thought of this scene from rogue one....
now timeline wise the kenobi series for the most part should all be at least (educated guess) 10 years prior to rogue one given the apparent age of luke in the trailer...however, any chance we get a scene thats into the future that has some sort of reference to what is said here?
Obi-Wan helping Bail Organa out during the events of Kenobi does strengthen why Bail decides to contact Obi-Wan instead of Yoda at the start of ANH though.
Although based just on the movies, the line should not be "He served me well in the Clone Wars" but "Yeah, I talked to that guy a couple of times."
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not much of a surprise but it sounds like we're getting Force Ghost Qui-Gon in this thing, and that Obi-Wan will first hear his voice while he's fighting Vader
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Excellent. Source on that one?
Just putting the website because the link would spoil it.Keegan99 said:
Excellent. Source on that one?
https://makingstarwars.net/
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