20:29 yeah that’s a bit unclear but my assumption is that when Mae came out she was screaming about the fire, so they just blamed it on her since all the witches were out ready to fight. I wasn’t expecting Indara to be the one that was be trying to be sensible one in this flashback. Ep3 gave me the impression she would be the aggressor but it was Sol and Torbin. Enjoyed your reaction.
I went back and watched all the sol and qimir scenes and got more pissed at him . 1) he calls out qimir for killing a child eventhough he is the one who brought that child on a mission and however he chose to “kill” mae . 2) he then says qimir is clouded by darkness and corrupted mae even though mae is reasonably angry because she watched him destroyed her life and kill her mother .
Totally agree with yall. The way this episode was written it made Sol look like a child kidnapper. He had no knowledge of these girls other than seeing them use the force. He manipulated one into wanting to be a Jedi. This was not an episode that showed the Jedi in a good light. A lot 😅f the past episodes are making sense now
Mae and Osha weren't the Vergence, the planet itself was a Vergence, kinda like Dathomir or Dagobah, and its implied that the witches were able to use the vergence to create the twins.
Sol was not interested in saving kids at all . He was just obsessed with osha He should’ve used the force on the twins not the bridge , he fucked up and didn’t try at all to make sure both kids made it out alive . Him having a connection with osha is a pile of bullshit because he couldn’t tell the difference between them twice in the show now . He was giving white saviour the entire episode.
People need to realize that the Coven was not evil and when you go from that viewpoint you realize that they were just a family trying to protect there children but also there way of life- They didn’t kill anyone they didn’t hurt anyone the only time they used there powers was always in defense never in trying to kill someone After Mother Aniseya was brutally murdered by Jedi Sol wrongfully that is when the Coven fighting still in defense but also in offense so that no other person would die- You can feel how you want to feel but Jedi Sol Jedi Torbin and the wooky Jedi we’re all in the wrong Carrie Anne moss was the only one who consistently tried to understand what was going on from a higher big picture view point But those Jedi after what they did should have all been stripped of there station and immediately removed from the Jedi order and the fact that they weren’t because they kept the secret for 16 yrs shows that they were corrupt and had fallen into darkness The witches were definitely innocent the Jedi came in like child protective services and instead of actually looking at the situation Sol just immediately said they were in danger all because he wanted a Padawan if you listen to Carrie Anne moss character She states and that’s why I have a Padawan and you don’t they made that scene jump out because they wanted the viewers to realize that Sol was jealous of not having a student to teach so much so that it clouded his judgment. Yes the witches lived differently but all three of the male Jedis were jumping to quick conclusions and making their own decisions At the end of the day aniyseya had made up her mind about letting osha go with the jedis there was no need for violence When she shouted out No it was her way of trying to stop the jedis and mother Koril from fighting and before that happened Sol yet again jumped to conclusions and killed her immediately making him the bad guy and darkening his spirit Everything after that moment was just a response to the jedis killing their leader but they never were in danger the ceremony wasn’t evil and neither were any of the witches They just did things differently
I love it. I don’t mind the chase, the questions and unreliable answers, the “fq your feelings”, they can bring all the SadBoi fans to depression for all I care. It’s entertaining to me.
I watch about 8 channels with TH-camrs 20's to 40's from different parts of the USA, London & Ireland. The reason I enjoy watching you two young men (compared to me 😀) is you are unapologetically recounting the Black experience. As an older Black woman (Chi & 'Ville), I understand the significance of a No Knock warrant. Those in authority not getting more information and people discounting your community's traditions and rights. The audacity and authoritarian view of the Jedi is what Leslye Headland's would be from her life experience. No matter what the inadequacies of the writing, direction and/or acting I enjoy the overall story and what they were trying to display. No Star Wars movie, series or book was perfect, but since watching and reading 1977 the experiences have been joyous. Stay locked and safe in my Brothers ❤❤
The black experience isn’t an experience that is one thing. Everything is the black experience and we all have different things we experience in life. The problem with people brining in their personal lives into this show is you then take away the characters being people in their own right. The experiences of the witches is not like many of our peoples experiences. We don’t know enough about the witches to even try to act like we can resonate with them. They’re are also wrong by saying if somebody says they don’t see color they’re wrong. Thats the worst way for thinking because trust n believe, these young kids for the more part don’t see color. It only becomes a thing when the older generation puts it in their heads. Thats why there has been no progression politically, the older folks can’t let go of the past. Until that can happen the world will be an endless cycle. We can’t ignore that our karma came from when our people went around enslaving and colonizing the world. That karma came right back around to us. I hope the kids who don’t see color can one day actually live like that without our generation n the ones before us, polluting their minds with the color/race bs.
@@JBurnz001Saying you “don’t see colour” is a form of ignorance. We SHOULD see colour, our race/ethnicity is important, our heritage and culture and lived experiences can differ greatly depending on what “colour” we are. We should see colour and see our differences and respect those differences. Saying you don’t see colour is just what I usually hear people say right before they say something ignorant or racist. We have established that the Witches are marginalised by the Republic, which is something a lot of people with all kinds of differences can relate to in terms of our social and judicial systems. So therefore it is quite easy to relate to the Coven, especially if you’ve experienced foster care, or cps overstepping and intervention in your life. If you can’t relate or empathise with that when it’s been made very clear, then perhaps you’re either: watching this from a perspective of privilege, you’re just looking for a reason to hate and gripe or you’re just not as empathic as you think you are.
Sol, being hyper focused on the safety of the girls (even though it appears out of character and unwarranted), suddenly sees Aniseya apparently turning into a smoke monster _that seems to feeding off Mae_ - I'm not saying the whole situation wasn't a lesson in wrong choices, but given his mindset his instinct was to protect the child. And Jedi carry lightsabers... Rekkai, you kinda nailed it with a 'version of the truth'. This is the franchise that gave us "from a certain point of view" - it's not _exactly_ a cover up...
Sol said have strong connection with osha, but when mae come out and ask for help, he call her osha. How can you have strong connection with but cant differentiate them. Plus he's a jedi. And yes that strong connection is creepy af.
20:35 When Sol was just outside of the coven temple with Torbin, Sol stuck his hand out and force sensed Mae's ill-intent, hence gave Sol impetus and motive to enter and save Osha from danger.
Great reaction guys your comments are always on point even when they're darkly humored. Indara was the voice of caution and wisdom in here. Definitely the MVP. I think mother Aniseya was just trying to turn her and Mae into smoke to get her daughter away quickly from the fight about to go down between Torbin and Korril. Sol just thought it looked scary and so automatically meant evil hence overreacting. I feel so sad for Mae to have lost everything and when she found her twin again been rejected for wrongs she didn't really do. Yeah she started the fire but she didn't intend to kill Osha just destroy the book with the Jedi crest because she felt rejected. And the Jedi could technically say they didn't lie as such since Mae did start the fire and everyone was lost but the 2 things were not linked. Very slick of them...and disappointing. Such a good episode despite the continuing writing issues ✌️😁 #istilllovestarwars
6:38 The inability to sense the other side goes both ways. You don't recall Palpatine's inability to sense Luke through the force. I don't remember his exact words when Vader told him about it, but it I think he said that it was strange that he could not sense Luke in the Force. Palpatine hid right under the entire Jedi Council's noses and none were the wiser. Vader had Leia in his custody and had no clue who or what she was. The same thing happened with Kylo Ren and Rey and Finn! I don't know if it's a balance issue (Sith and Jedi often talk about the scales tipping one way or another) or not, but we often see Jedi and Sith unable to sense the presence of the other.
They didnt know Mae started the fire, they are just blaming Mae so that they can cover up what they did. It was just a coincidence that Mae did start it but its not the fire that kill everyone else. I think Master Indara killed the other witches through the force trying to break their connection to Kelnacca.
Great reaction, guys! Also look forward to your reactions every week :). They said Mae started the fire cos she came running out looking for help screaming FIRE! Mama! Help!
Reactions to this episode are the greatest evidence for the need for Cultural Competency that I've ever seen. Some people have the background, insights, and experience to understand what the writers are doing. Others just...don't.
Facts. The large majority of fans don’t even have enough cultural awareness to realize how racist, homophobic, and anti-female they sound. Others totally know how awful they sound and enjoy making those type of comments. Those of us that come from different backgrounds have inside knowledge to how the world is cruel and unforgiving. I’m biracial, so I got to see hatred and prejudice from both sides (black/white). Most of the fandom is white and male, although other demographics are rising for viewership. Also, the ones truly acting out were born before the 90’s. They’re also the same group that hated the Prequel series and sent death threats to Hayden Christianson and the actor that played Jar Jar Binks. Then there are the hardcore prequel fans that were born in the 90’s. They’re behind the extreme hated for the Sequel Trilogy. Anyone that challenges the concept of the Great White Savior, I mean Chosen One Anakin. Never mind that Anakin becomes the most evil villain of the OT, ROS, and the Clone Wars. I love Anakin/Vader, but the whole chosen one prophecy didn’t really make sense until The Clone Wars really fleshed put Anakin/Vader visually.
No, don't let it go, Syntell!!! YES!!! THANKS!!! Damn, @nupefromdaville *is not lying* at the end!!!! I've given up on this show but I'm gonna watch it to the end!!!!!
I've been absolutely loving your thoughtful discussions and commentary for this series, as an American I immediately got the white savior vibes from the Jedi especially with their approach to taking children. Fans upset that the jedi as an INSTITUTION can be corrupt forget that when we were first introduced to the Jedi they were no longer an institution truly. In the original movies the jedi order of the Republic have been killed or scattered due to order 66, so our exposure to Jedi is very different. Once Luke becomes the face of the new jedi order the concept of what being a Jedi is has evolved to be very different. We can still love jedi characters , especially since most of the best Jedi characters have struggled with the bureaucracy of the Jedi order.
Catching the inanimate object is easier than catching the unpredictable sentient being. Like how cops are trained to shoot center mass, and the idea of doing something like “shooting to disarm” is Hollywood nonsense. When it’s life and death, you don’t want to leave things to chance, so you revert to your training. Which, for Jedi, is with inanimate objects. Like rocks, for example.
Catching the inanimate object is easier than catching the unpredictable sentient being. Like how cops are trained to shoot center mass, and the idea of doing something like “shooting to disarm” is Hollywood nonsense. When it’s life and death, you don’t want to leave things to chance, so you revert to your training. Which, for Jedi, is with inanimate objects. Like rocks, for example.
Catching the inanimate object is easier than catching the unpredictable sentient being. Like how cops are trained to aim center mass, and the idea of doing something like “aiming to disarm” is Hollywood nonsense. When it’s life and death, you don’t want to leave things to chance, so you revert to your training. Which, for Jedi, is with inanimate objects. Like rocks, for example.
Regardless of this show deemed bad by some, it does divide people about what is good and bad. Created a lot of bias and justification of what is good and bad. if that is the intention of the creator with those budget, i guess it works.
Sol, was allowed to basically stalk and steal a community/family’s child. He wanted her from the moment he saw her, made excuses to get her, and his fellow Jedi covered it up for him. I was so upset after watching this for the first time, realizing a grown Man deciding he felt a connection to this little girl, not taking “no” for an answer, and getting away with it, even if they had to kill everyone. The Jedi steal children. Big ups for this different type of SW story!
It's crazy Rekkai can philosophize like poetry off the fly right after watching this episode. I'm impressed how your guest/partner in crime can go off like that. Thank you Syntell for always being patient and so well mannered. Respect to both of you.
Absolutely agree with your perspective on the Jedi. And this was already implicit in Lucas' Star Wars, whatever the intention. It makes me think about Qui-gon taking Anakin from his mother in a whole new (not so friendly) light. Unliked by those they make uncomfortable - the Witches are my favourite! Mother Aniseya beautifully performed! While it's not perfect this series does stimulate thought: and the more I think about it the more I like it. It has a lasting after-taste that's good!
The series, as well as these breakdowns has been fire!!🔥🥵…Then again, I would also be considered a Disney shill because I have yet to see any Star Wars content that I haven’t liked, or loved thus far. My lowest rated series has been TBOBF and even it had some dope reveals in it, like: Luke, Ahsoka and Cad Bane to make up for the weaker aspects of the show. But this High Republic era that this show is introducing has got me hooked and locked in! Here’s hoping that the series will continue with a second season.🤞🏿😐
How was Sol supposed to know Mother Aniseya's intentions were good? She transformed into a giant smoke monster and theatened them earlier. Disliked. Your defending of the witches is wild to me.
@@nupefromdaville The Jedi made mistakes, Sol's reaction is justified because Aniseya transformed into a smoke demon right in front of them. It's crap writing plain and simple.
then they should take the time to investigate. monitor them. see whats going on in their community when no one’s watching. NOT making snap decisions and attacking people. tf?
The "hate" watching is crazy. This behavior will not get the Star Wars they love created. The same people hating this show love Andor and it isn't reported as doing exceptionally well by Disney. Also, ratings stopped being reliable over a decade ago. A regular person doesn't force themselves to watch a show they don't like. Yet the reaction industry forces people to watch shows and rate them on a skewed scale. Because every show has to be "greater" than the last. Making a regular show is unacceptable to modern critics. It is childish thinking. Good/Bad.
@@Syntell I saw it because everyone was praising it. But I felt it was a collection of short stories involving Andor. So I wasn't blown away. They were just new stories as the old Fandom kept crying for. I struggle with prequel stories when I know main characters will live. Which is why I like this show. All these people can die.
I'm watching because it's Star Wars and I've been watching Star Wars for nearly 47 years. But it doesn't mean that I'm gonna convince myself that it's good if it's not. And this show is truly bad. After 7 episodes I have absolutely nothing positive to say about it.
My dad loves black and white westerns and can’t get into these new fangled storylines either, gets confused and tunes out in about 15 minutes. There’s nothing wrong with admitting you’ve aged out of some kinds of shows and movies 🤷🏽♀️
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@@Syntell Star Wars movies = Tyler Perry movies
20:29 yeah that’s a bit unclear but my assumption is that when Mae came out she was screaming about the fire, so they just blamed it on her since all the witches were out ready to fight.
I wasn’t expecting Indara to be the one that was be trying to be sensible one in this flashback. Ep3 gave me the impression she would be the aggressor but it was Sol and Torbin.
Enjoyed your reaction.
They know Mae didn't cause this tragedy. But they'll tell the Jedi council that Mae started the fire. That's the cover up.
I went back and watched all the sol and qimir scenes and got more pissed at him .
1) he calls out qimir for killing a child eventhough he is the one who brought that child on a mission and however he chose to “kill” mae .
2) he then says qimir is clouded by darkness and corrupted mae even though mae is reasonably angry because she watched him destroyed her life and kill her mother .
Well of course. Because the Jedi are bad and the Sith are only evil from a certain point of view.
That's been pretty much the whole story so far.
@@John_Locke_108 acolyte is the first star wars thing I’ve watched , I wouldn’t know what the whole story is about .
@@euphoria2737 that's interesting (that's cool!). Also it sounds like jxchamb might be being a little bit sarcastic (can't tell)
Totally agree with yall. The way this episode was written it made Sol look like a child kidnapper. He had no knowledge of these girls other than seeing them use the force. He manipulated one into wanting to be a Jedi. This was not an episode that showed the Jedi in a good light. A lot 😅f the past episodes are making sense now
Mae and Osha weren't the Vergence, the planet itself was a Vergence, kinda like Dathomir or Dagobah, and its implied that the witches were able to use the vergence to create the twins.
I also think that is the case
Sol was not interested in saving kids at all .
He was just obsessed with osha
He should’ve used the force on the twins not the bridge , he fucked up and didn’t try at all to make sure both kids made it out alive . Him having a connection with osha is a pile of bullshit because he couldn’t tell the difference between them twice in the show now .
He was giving white saviour the entire episode.
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She literally ran out saying I started a fire
People need to realize that the Coven was not evil and when you go from that viewpoint you realize that they were just a family trying to protect there children but also there way of life-
They didn’t kill anyone they didn’t hurt anyone the only time they used there powers was always in defense never in trying to kill someone
After Mother Aniseya was brutally murdered by Jedi Sol wrongfully that is when the Coven fighting still in defense but also in offense so that no other person would die-
You can feel how you want to feel but Jedi Sol Jedi Torbin and the wooky Jedi we’re all in the wrong
Carrie Anne moss was the only one who consistently tried to understand what was going on from a higher big picture view point
But those Jedi after what they did should have all been stripped of there station and immediately removed from the Jedi order and the fact that they weren’t because they kept the secret for 16 yrs shows that they were corrupt and had fallen into darkness
The witches were definitely innocent the Jedi came in like child protective services and instead of actually looking at the situation Sol just immediately said they were in danger all because he wanted a Padawan if you listen to Carrie Anne moss character
She states and that’s why I have a Padawan and you don’t they made that scene jump out because they wanted the viewers to realize that Sol was jealous of not having a student to teach so much so that it clouded his judgment.
Yes the witches lived differently but all three of the male Jedis were jumping to quick conclusions and making their own decisions
At the end of the day aniyseya had made up her mind about letting osha go with the jedis there was no need for violence
When she shouted out No it was her way of trying to stop the jedis and mother Koril from fighting and before that happened Sol yet again jumped to conclusions and killed her immediately making him the bad guy and darkening his spirit
Everything after that moment was just a response to the jedis killing their leader
but they never were in danger the ceremony wasn’t evil and neither were any of the witches
They just did things differently
To be fair Kelnacca was just chilling, following orders (before he got corrupted by the witches).
How do we know the coven wasn’t evil? Provide proof from the show?
I definitely got the “just comply” vibes.
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I love it. I don’t mind the chase, the questions and unreliable answers, the “fq your feelings”, they can bring all the SadBoi fans to depression for all I care. It’s entertaining to me.
"busted in and realize the warrant is for the wrong address" 100 percent accurate take.
If you break into someone's house, try to kidnap their kids, and murder a bunch of people trying to defend themselves then you are the bad guy.
I mean. . . seems pretty simple enough right 🤣
I watch about 8 channels with TH-camrs 20's to 40's from different parts of the USA, London & Ireland. The reason I enjoy watching you two young men (compared to me 😀) is you are unapologetically recounting the Black experience. As an older Black woman (Chi & 'Ville), I understand the significance of a No Knock warrant. Those in authority not getting more information and people discounting your community's traditions and rights. The audacity and authoritarian view of the Jedi is what Leslye Headland's would be from her life experience.
No matter what the inadequacies of the writing, direction and/or acting I enjoy the overall story and what they were trying to display.
No Star Wars movie, series or book was perfect, but since watching and reading 1977 the experiences have been joyous.
Stay locked and safe in my Brothers ❤❤
The black experience isn’t an experience that is one thing. Everything is the black experience and we all have different things we experience in life. The problem with people brining in their personal lives into this show is you then take away the characters being people in their own right. The experiences of the witches is not like many of our peoples experiences. We don’t know enough about the witches to even try to act like we can resonate with them. They’re are also wrong by saying if somebody says they don’t see color they’re wrong. Thats the worst way for thinking because trust n believe, these young kids for the more part don’t see color. It only becomes a thing when the older generation puts it in their heads. Thats why there has been no progression politically, the older folks can’t let go of the past. Until that can happen the world will be an endless cycle. We can’t ignore that our karma came from when our people went around enslaving and colonizing the world. That karma came right back around to us. I hope the kids who don’t see color can one day actually live like that without our generation n the ones before us, polluting their minds with the color/race bs.
@@JBurnz001Saying you “don’t see colour” is a form of ignorance. We SHOULD see colour, our race/ethnicity is important, our heritage and culture and lived experiences can differ greatly depending on what “colour” we are. We should see colour and see our differences and respect those differences. Saying you don’t see colour is just what I usually hear people say right before they say something ignorant or racist. We have established that the Witches are marginalised by the Republic, which is something a lot of people with all kinds of differences can relate to in terms of our social and judicial systems. So therefore it is quite easy to relate to the Coven, especially if you’ve experienced foster care, or cps overstepping and intervention in your life. If you can’t relate or empathise with that when it’s been made very clear, then perhaps you’re either: watching this from a perspective of privilege, you’re just looking for a reason to hate and gripe or you’re just not as empathic as you think you are.
@@hannahhudson9335 "finger snapping"
She’s the sergeant that’s close to retirement and her flunkies are trying to get her pension taken away from her! 😂😂😂
Sol, being hyper focused on the safety of the girls (even though it appears out of character and unwarranted), suddenly sees Aniseya apparently turning into a smoke monster _that seems to feeding off Mae_ - I'm not saying the whole situation wasn't a lesson in wrong choices, but given his mindset his instinct was to protect the child. And Jedi carry lightsabers...
Rekkai, you kinda nailed it with a 'version of the truth'. This is the franchise that gave us "from a certain point of view" - it's not _exactly_ a cover up...
I enjoyed hearing your thoughts surrounding this episode
Sol said have strong connection with osha, but when mae come out and ask for help, he call her osha. How can you have strong connection with but cant differentiate them. Plus he's a jedi. And yes that strong connection is creepy af.
She said fire when came down to ask for help have to listen it again.
Stranger danger! Sol stalking those children would have any parent in defensive mode. The Autobot Witches (Witches arm up !!!) were in the right.
20:35 When Sol was just outside of the coven temple with Torbin, Sol stuck his hand out and force sensed Mae's ill-intent, hence gave Sol impetus and motive to enter and save Osha from danger.
Great reaction guys your comments are always on point even when they're darkly humored. Indara was the voice of caution and wisdom in here. Definitely the MVP. I think mother Aniseya was just trying to turn her and Mae into smoke to get her daughter away quickly from the fight about to go down between Torbin and Korril. Sol just thought it looked scary and so automatically meant evil hence overreacting. I feel so sad for Mae to have lost everything and when she found her twin again been rejected for wrongs she didn't really do. Yeah she started the fire but she didn't intend to kill Osha just destroy the book with the Jedi crest because she felt rejected. And the Jedi could technically say they didn't lie as such since Mae did start the fire and everyone was lost but the 2 things were not linked. Very slick of them...and disappointing. Such a good episode despite the continuing writing issues ✌️😁 #istilllovestarwars
Mae went running to her mother screaming about the fire.
You guys are the best reactors to this series, you really get it.
They know mae started the fire because, when she came outside to ask for help, she said " mama help fire".
6:38 The inability to sense the other side goes both ways. You don't recall Palpatine's inability to sense Luke through the force. I don't remember his exact words when Vader told him about it, but it I think he said that it was strange that he could not sense Luke in the Force. Palpatine hid right under the entire Jedi Council's noses and none were the wiser. Vader had Leia in his custody and had no clue who or what she was. The same thing happened with Kylo Ren and Rey and Finn! I don't know if it's a balance issue (Sith and Jedi often talk about the scales tipping one way or another) or not, but we often see Jedi and Sith unable to sense the presence of the other.
They didnt know Mae started the fire, they are just blaming Mae so that they can cover up what they did. It was just a coincidence that Mae did start it but its not the fire that kill everyone else. I think Master Indara killed the other witches through the force trying to break their connection to Kelnacca.
They knew Mae started the fire , mae came running screaming “mama I started a fire!” When master sol and torbin was killing her mother
@bulbasaur-dx5wy ah I must've missed that. Thanks for the correction
@@Electiger-y5k you're right she did say help me. But I didn't here the fire part. But that's still a good point
The fire would eventually consume the entire fortress, and so technically, it would look like the fire took out everyone.
Great reaction, guys! Also look forward to your reactions every week :). They said Mae started the fire cos she came running out looking for help screaming FIRE! Mama! Help!
Reactions to this episode are the greatest evidence for the need for Cultural Competency that I've ever seen.
Some people have the background, insights, and experience to understand what the writers are doing. Others just...don't.
Facts. The large majority of fans don’t even have enough cultural awareness to realize how racist, homophobic, and anti-female they sound. Others totally know how awful they sound and enjoy making those type of comments. Those of us that come from different backgrounds have inside knowledge to how the world is cruel and unforgiving. I’m biracial, so I got to see hatred and prejudice from both sides (black/white). Most of the fandom is white and male, although other demographics are rising for viewership. Also, the ones truly acting out were born before the 90’s. They’re also the same group that hated the Prequel series and sent death threats to Hayden Christianson and the actor that played Jar Jar Binks. Then there are the hardcore prequel fans that were born in the 90’s. They’re behind the extreme hated for the Sequel Trilogy. Anyone that challenges the concept of the Great White Savior, I mean Chosen One Anakin. Never mind that Anakin becomes the most evil villain of the OT, ROS, and the Clone Wars.
I love Anakin/Vader, but the whole chosen one prophecy didn’t really make sense until The Clone Wars really fleshed put Anakin/Vader visually.
A lot of the toxic elements in the SW fan base have a huge overlap with the “thin blue line” “don’t resist” crowd
I always look forward to your reaction
No, don't let it go, Syntell!!!
YES!!! THANKS!!!
Damn, @nupefromdaville *is not lying* at the end!!!!
I've given up on this show but I'm gonna watch it to the end!!!!!
I've been absolutely loving your thoughtful discussions and commentary for this series, as an American I immediately got the white savior vibes from the Jedi especially with their approach to taking children. Fans upset that the jedi as an INSTITUTION can be corrupt forget that when we were first introduced to the Jedi they were no longer an institution truly. In the original movies the jedi order of the Republic have been killed or scattered due to order 66, so our exposure to Jedi is very different. Once Luke becomes the face of the new jedi order the concept of what being a Jedi is has evolved to be very different. We can still love jedi characters , especially since most of the best Jedi characters have struggled with the bureaucracy of the Jedi order.
Sol using the force to hold the bridges and letting one of the kids go rather than use the force to pick up the two 45 pound kids is absolutely WILD.
Catching the inanimate object is easier than catching the unpredictable sentient being. Like how cops are trained to shoot center mass, and the idea of doing something like “shooting to disarm” is Hollywood nonsense. When it’s life and death, you don’t want to leave things to chance, so you revert to your training. Which, for Jedi, is with inanimate objects. Like rocks, for example.
WOW, I never thougth about it like that. Now I can't unsee it.
Catching the inanimate object is easier than catching the unpredictable sentient being. Like how cops are trained to shoot center mass, and the idea of doing something like “shooting to disarm” is Hollywood nonsense. When it’s life and death, you don’t want to leave things to chance, so you revert to your training. Which, for Jedi, is with inanimate objects. Like rocks, for example.
Catching the inanimate object is easier than catching the unpredictable sentient being. Like how cops are trained to aim center mass, and the idea of doing something like “aiming to disarm” is Hollywood nonsense. When it’s life and death, you don’t want to leave things to chance, so you revert to your training. Which, for Jedi, is with inanimate objects. Like rocks, for example.
Now if that comment gets deleted a third time despite sanitizing it to the point of being suitable for airing on PBS, I’m gonna have some questions
Regardless of this show deemed bad by some, it does divide people about what is good and bad. Created a lot of bias and justification of what is good and bad. if that is the intention of the creator with those budget, i guess it works.
Sol, was allowed to basically stalk and steal a community/family’s child. He wanted her from the moment he saw her, made excuses to get her, and his fellow Jedi covered it up for him. I was so upset after watching this for the first time, realizing a grown Man deciding he felt a connection to this little girl, not taking “no” for an answer, and getting away with it, even if they had to kill everyone. The Jedi steal children. Big ups for this different type of SW story!
Rekkai's deep dive is up now!!! - th-cam.com/video/Gnn9sexd4X8/w-d-xo.html
It's crazy Rekkai can philosophize like poetry off the fly right after watching this episode. I'm impressed how your guest/partner in crime can go off like that. Thank you Syntell for always being patient and so well mannered. Respect to both of you.
Absolutely agree with your perspective on the Jedi. And this was already implicit in Lucas' Star Wars, whatever the intention. It makes me think about Qui-gon taking Anakin from his mother in a whole new (not so friendly) light. Unliked by those they make uncomfortable - the Witches are my favourite! Mother Aniseya beautifully performed! While it's not perfect this series does stimulate thought: and the more I think about it the more I like it. It has a lasting after-taste that's good!
Star Wars: A Certain Point of View.
The series, as well as these breakdowns has been fire!!🔥🥵…Then again, I would also be considered a Disney shill because I have yet to see any Star Wars content that I haven’t liked, or loved thus far. My lowest rated series has been TBOBF and even it had some dope reveals in it, like: Luke, Ahsoka and Cad Bane to make up for the weaker aspects of the show.
But this High Republic era that this show is introducing has got me hooked and locked in! Here’s hoping that the series will continue with a second season.🤞🏿😐
I’ve loved the Star Wars shows too and being a shill covers not one penny of my bills 😂✌🏽
So according to you, Star Wars has been a hit since the first awakens? You loved the rise of skywalker?
Waco Texas FBI situation
How does Qimir fit into all of this?
How was Sol supposed to know Mother Aniseya's intentions were good? She transformed into a giant smoke monster and theatened them earlier. Disliked. Your defending of the witches is wild to me.
and you saw NOTHING wrong with ANY of the actions the Jedi made in this episode? Not acknowledging that in any way is even more wild
@@nupefromdaville The Jedi made mistakes, Sol's reaction is justified because Aniseya transformed into a smoke demon right in front of them. It's crap writing plain and simple.
@@firstlast-wm3li made mistakes?
@@nupefromdaville Read, dum dum.
then they should take the time to investigate. monitor them. see whats going on in their community when no one’s watching. NOT making snap decisions and attacking people. tf?
People are not watching, the ratings came out the Acolyte ranks right above Andor, which is the lowest viewed Star Wars show Disney has produced.
People are very clearly watching, what are you talking about ...
@@Typecast-Lthey are so many hater videos so some haters are watching
The "hate" watching is crazy. This behavior will not get the Star Wars they love created. The same people hating this show love Andor and it isn't reported as doing exceptionally well by Disney. Also, ratings stopped being reliable over a decade ago. A regular person doesn't force themselves to watch a show they don't like. Yet the reaction industry forces people to watch shows and rate them on a skewed scale. Because every show has to be "greater" than the last. Making a regular show is unacceptable to modern critics. It is childish thinking. Good/Bad.
In my humble opinion, Andor is the best of all the live action Star Wars series.
@@Syntell I saw it because everyone was praising it. But I felt it was a collection of short stories involving Andor. So I wasn't blown away. They were just new stories as the old Fandom kept crying for. I struggle with prequel stories when I know main characters will live. Which is why I like this show. All these people can die.
Oh I didn't realize this was just another Hate channel. See ya!
Where is the hate? We might be one of the few reactors enjoying the story
lmao what
I'm watching because it's Star Wars and I've been watching Star Wars for nearly 47 years.
But it doesn't mean that I'm gonna convince myself that it's good if it's not. And this show is truly bad. After 7 episodes I have absolutely nothing positive to say about it.
@@John_Locke_108 then stop watching lol .
@@euphoria2737 😂😊
@@John_Locke_108 hate watching is mentally illness, grow up and free yourself
My dad loves black and white westerns and can’t get into these new fangled storylines either, gets confused and tunes out in about 15 minutes. There’s nothing wrong with admitting you’ve aged out of some kinds of shows and movies 🤷🏽♀️
Is it too much to ask for good story telling and a good message without the distractions being the story at the end of the day.