Since At Attin was an old Republic world, wonder if the Supervisor could be a Jedi that could counter Jod?

I think they know they are hidden because of their "work" which is making credits. They talk about contacting the Republic.


They don't know the Republic fell or about the Empire.


I suspect the supervisor is the big reveal of this show. I don't think it is the old pirate captain, it could be a Jedi but I hope not. Maybe its Jar-Jar. But it will be someone we know or have heard about.

Maybe the parents are all original crew members of the pirate who is now the man in charge.

I had the idea to go look in the credits for the last episode. The voice of the supervisor was Stephen Fry, fairly well known Brit comedy actor.

This has been a fun show. I like it when Star Wars shows are done well. Great chemistry between the kids and Law.

Good writing always helps a show but the chemistry of the main characters in the original three was a big reason they were great.

What I'm really impressed with is how good a job the show did of revealing its true nature in the marketing materials before hand. Only the Mandalorian was able to do a similar good job of keeping the big hits out of the trailers and other promo material.

Episode was a lot of fun and definitely agree with everyone above that Jude Law has been a great surprise!

Would be interesting if we find out that the Supervisor is someone who ends up being a part of the First Order and this ends up financing the bad guys….on the other hand I really don't want this tied to anything in the sequel trilogy at all and would rather this story stand on its own…

Just caught up on the show, but haven't caught up on this thread.

This is just about the most fun Star Wars has ever been. A wonderful story with so many little details done right (like the ruined defense satellites above the other At-planet, the way the kids are written), delightful twists and turns, and a great performance by Jude Law. I'm absolutely loving it. This plus Andor give me hope that Star Wars can put out great content again.

Predictions for finale in spoilers just in case: I hope and bet the supervisor turns out to be Tak Rennod, who told 33 to say he'd been murdered by a mutinous crew so nobody would suspect he was alive, and we'll get a pirate on pirate fight in the finale. Rennod might even recover his dagger from Jude law and use it against the light saber (it could be Beskar or something).

Building on my guess for the finale:
Wim will end up in the supervisor's tower, where he finds the corps of Captain Rennod surrounded by gold and luxury. He'll learn that when Rennod reached the planet, he killed the old supervisor, locked down the planet so only the Onyx Cinder could come and go, and programmed all the robots to call him captain and keep producing wealth.
Having reached this point, Wim will declare claimsies and become the new captain of all the robots. He will order them to subdue Jod, which they will do with the help of the other children and their parents. Show ends with Jod back in jail. If they want to do a session 2, the pirates back outside the barrier will put out an ominous call to some other pirate lord saying they've found the claim of the century and can offer him a chance for revenge against Silvo (because who doesn't seek revenge on Silvo?)

AgfromHOU said:

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Apologies if already mentioned, but Rennod is Donner backwards.

The Goonies director? Richard Donner.

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yes. And Tak backwards is Kat. Maybe Kathleen Kennedy?

Final episode was pretty good

Am I the only one a little disappointed by the very end? No conversations with republic officials, Jod status unknown...My 9 yr old asked "why is he smiling?"

I enjoyed the season and the finale. Maybe a little too neatly wrapped up, but I suppose that's expected for a kid show. The droid running the show was kind of a cool surprise. Makes some sense that the sister planet might have fallen into such anarchy, assuming it was also run by a droid.

The show was told through the kids perspective. Everything that would happen after with the New Republic would happen to the adults.

Was that the death star at the end or just a very similar looking moon?

If it was the DS then I assume that is the Great Work. But not sure with the barrier and the supervisor saying they have had no visitors for a long time how anyone at At Attin would have any dealings with the Empire.

I might be way off. I only casually follow star wars.

My nine year old also thought it was the DS.

But this show is after the fall of the empire

Was the moon the place where the owl lady lived?

9 year old is probably about the level of follow im at. I wasn't sure on the timeliness. I know they said some things in the show but talking about Republic, Old Republic, New Republic, this battle or another I get lost.

So where does this fall in the Star wars universe timeline?

Post episode 6. Aka in the Mandoverse

Cibalo said:

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9 year old is probably about the level of follow im at. I wasn't sure on the timeliness. I know they said some things in the show but talking about Republic, Old Republic, New Republic, this battle or another I get lost.

So where does this fall in the Star wars universe timeline?

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Jod said he was a child during Order 66. Jude Law is 52 in real life. So this show is ~40 years after Oder 66.

Quad Dog said:

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I think the barrier extended out way past the planet. So what you saw was actually just the planet.

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This. The show made that clear when they first entered the barrier.

MASAXET said:

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Quad Dog said:

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I think the barrier extended out way past the planet. So what you saw was actually just the planet.

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This. The show made that clear when they first entered the barrier.

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I am talking about the very last few frames on the episode. The kids are on At Attin and look into the sky and there is a moon that has a death star look to it.
Looked like the one around Saturn

Interesting that the last message from the Republic was saying the Jedi are all traitors.
Means Palpatine decided to keep At Attin silent and hidden and not ever used against him.
Imagine the Rebel Alliance with access to that mint!