My wife and I watch AHSOKA for the FIRST time || Episode 2 Reaction
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- My wife and I are reacting to Ahsoka episode 2!
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I kinda feel like Balon Skoll and Shin Hati are the antithesis of Ahsoka. Not Jedi, but also not Sith. Just sort of grey Force users who lean towards the dark side, very similarly to how Ahsoka leans towards the light side. I really enjoyed the first two episodes and can't wait for more.
Darkside or those that pay?
@@woo545 You've got a good point. They didn't really show a proclivity for the dark side, beyond the color of their sabers.
@@Renzago Doesn't killing those soldiers on the republic ship with no provocation show a proclivity towards the dark side? Or is the moral perspective on those actions separate from a Dark side/Light side Force perspective?
@@RenzagoNot even that, because their sabers are orange.
Also for the record, gray doesn't exist in Star Wars. Lucas, Filoni, Sam Witwer, Freddie Prinze jr and more have all spoken against that concept.
Ahsoka is fully light side, her disagreeing with the order doesn't make her any less light side, Baylan and Shin are dark side, but that doesn't make them inherently evil, Dooku is a good example of someone like Baylan who uses the dark side for his own goals but still is chivalrous, respectful and honest.
@@SomePointlessGarbageBaylan was just gonna take Morgan and get out. They only killed them because the captain stopped them.
I honestly think the droids stole the show this episode.
Huyang and Chopper are definitely scene stealers.
And once again, I'm very interested to see what the deal is with Baylan and Shin.
Seeing Sabine in her Mandalorian armor again was great too. A near perfect recreation of the armor she wore in the Rebels epilogue.
Choppr steals the show because he's.. well, Chopper :p 4 seasons of building character xD
Huyang has been in merely a handful of episodes, but is voiced by David Tennant, so ofc he makes the character memorable :D
My guess is the Eye of Sion is a hyperspace ring for Thrawn's flagship, the _Chimæra_ . It needs 9 hyperdrive cores from _Executor_ -class Super Star Destroyers so the trip doesn't take 500 years.
What a visual treat it would be…
Not only does the show look great visually but the amazing music from Kiner really does just transport you far far away
I love how you can kinda tell what Chopper is ‘saying’.
Hera: We can’t shoot it down, it’ll hit the city.
Chopper: And that’s bad?
I'm loving Ahsoka so far. I especially like how they re-created the final Star Wars Rebels scene with Ahsoka & Sabine as a live action scene at the end of this episode.
LOL, the robot is like "you really suck at the force."
The last scene with Sabine is a recreation of the final scene of Rebels season 4
Wookiepedia says it’s a different scene 4 years apart… the scene in rebels was the beginning of their training, and this scene is picking up where they left off. It’s shot the same because of what it symbolises… as George famously said… ‘like poetry, it rhymes’
@@joshhunt4146 Hmm, I thought someone from Lucasfilm confirmed it WAS the same scene, but maybe not.
2:57 so I guess it’s confirm she can use the super rare force echo ability like Cal.
I don’t think so. I think every force user can feel a presence of what happened. She didn’t hear or see what happened though
this was fresh, like hours ago and happening to someone close to her who she is definitely attuned too. Id say it's probably something most force users can do while the Echo's Kestis can get might be years, decades, centuries old and happening to complete strangers.
I love that you two watched the entirety of rebels and clone wars and can further appreciate this show with full context
Sunk cost fallacy
Chopper: "Did you go through my stuff?"
Hera: "No, I did not go through your stuff"
Chopper: (With maximum sass) "Yes you did!"
Chopper: "Shoot it down"
Hera: "Can't just shoot it down, it would crash into the port city"
Chopper: "Is that bad?"
savage
Hera: "Don't miss"
Chopper: (grumbling) "I never miss!"
I love how you can so very understand Chopper, they did a fantastic job with that
Perfect
The mural scene is the epilogue of Rebels, so now we all start a new adventure! Hype for the next episodes.
whilst it is a recreation of that moment... it isnt that actual moment, ahsoka and sabine have clearly already had some time together as both characters reference things that never happened during rebels, so what likely happened is after rebels sabine became ahsokas padawan for a while, stuff happened, ahsoka abandoned sabine, now as she is taking sabine on again as her padawan they recreate that moment in the show at the mural :)
@@mehlyn6599 I think it is, and that the Rebels scene is an epilogue that happens years after the battle (i just rewatched it). I think they just changed the Ahsoka outfit because it was 'too much'. Sabine looks the same in both scenes, she does the same gesture of touching Ezra's face, and Ahsoka appears with the ship at the same moment.
@@mehlyn6599 it is the same moment, everything before that scene was just a little backstory to tie Rebels and Mandalorian together
@@theaces3697according to Wookiepedia they are two separate scenes… I think that makes the more sense because they speak about Ahsoka and Sabine training together as if we should know this has happened but they barely shared scenes in rebels… the rebels scene was the beginning of their training. This scene is picking up where they left off
@@joshhunt4146 wookiepedia isn't Filoni. Watch the end of rebels and listen to what sabine says "I used to think Ezra was counting on me to protect lothal, the planet and people he cared for so much. But one day, I realized theres more to it. Theres something else I was meant to do. Ezra's out there somewhere and it's time to bring him home." She stayed on lothal for X years protecting it and the people until Ahsoka showed back up and takes her to go find Ezra. Do you think she would say that and then immediately abandon the planet and people, flying away with Ahsoka for however long and THEN coming back? We already saw the time jump in that montage because Kanan/Hera's son is however many years old and Sabine mentions hera fighting at the battle of endor.
The only thing missing from the scene is the staff Ahsoka had and that could easily have been a choice/Filoni going "I don't know wtf the staff was for in the first place. Get rid of it." EVERYTHING else is the exact same down to the paint scheme on her armor, the way touched the mural, Ahsoka standing infront of THAT ship wearing the cloak thingy over her head tendril thingies, hell... they even fly off in the same direction lol
I love how David Tennant as Huyang emphasized that "explain" just like a Dalek would.
I loved this first episode especially the badass form 4 Ahsoka uses from Anakin like she was taught always puts a smile on my face even though she switches back to form 2 when she goes to 2 blades really nice detail there 🔥💯
I love the constrast between Mandalorian and Ahsoka when it comes to the main characters.
You have the Father and Son relationship between Din and Grogo where Grogo is a Jedi Youngling learning to become a Mandalorian and then you have the Master and Student relationship between Ahsoka and Sabine where Sabine is a Mandalorian learning to become a Jedi. I hope the cross-over movie points this out between the two and their chosen paths.
Also, Eye of Sion...reference to Darth Sion from KOTOR 2 Sith Lords?
Also again, noticed the big theme set up by Episode one is Master and Apprentice. You have Ahsoka and Sabine the good guys. Then you have their dark mirror counterparts with Baylon and Shin. Then potentially there's Thrawn and Morgan? Then we have our Inqusitor whose the odd man out. Hmm...
Kids are kids. The patience Hera has for rebellious teenagers is inspiring and the way. That’s how I accepted ahsoka, Ezra and omega early on. Sabine didn’t annoy me at all
Yeah, none of them ever annoyed me.
Hera is a mother hen. And she knows her adopted daughter VERY WELL
Only, it’s 8 years later. Sabine is in her mid 20’s now. Teenage angst is a bit much, now.
Sabine is a fully grown adult here....
In Rebels not now.
Lars Mikkelsen is not only the right voice for Thrawn... He is also the right choice for an actor. As a fellow dane I can definetly vouch for his acting skills. He is classically trained and will bring the perfect cold demenor to the Thrawn character!
I can't wait to see him on screen!!
p.s. If you didn't know he is the older brother of Mads Mikkelsen who I have been fortunate enough to meet several times.
Both brothers are brilliant actors, but they have each their own approach to acting wich makes them unique in their own ways!
Lars played the big bad in the third season of Sherlock; a truly vile character. I'm curious to see him as Thrawn.
Really like how they ended episode 2 with the Rebels ending scene
So far this show is nailing it! Im so happy as a rebels fan that this is happening and glad you guys are along for the ride.
Hey, Holden and Jen!
Another solid episode.
We get a live-action Chopper!
PETER JACOBSON, the shipyard manager, is a veteran character actor from many shows including "The Lost Room", "House", "The Americans", "Colony", "Ray Donovan" and "Fear the Walking Dead". I don't think he had any Imperial inclinations and was just as surprised as Ahsoka and Hera that so many loyalists were operating right under his nose.
The introduction of this new galaxy and its inhabitants creates many possibilities most especially paving the way for the YUUZHAN VONG INVASION!
That massive hyperdrive ring is to provide the propulsion necessary for extragalactic travel which far outdistances intragalactic travel!
Interesting that Baylan admires Ahsoka and would rather spare her if he could. He still identifies with the Jedi.
Great Marrok-Ahsoka duel! Love her sidestep. I want to know who he is!
The last scene on Lothal matches the epilogue of "Rebels" very closely minus Ahsoka's staff. That means these two episodes took place after "Mandalorian" Season 2 but before the "Rebels" epilogue. The rest of this show predates "Book of Boba Fett" since it occurs two years after "Mandalorian" Season 2 which presents the opportunity to show Ahsoka's first meeting with Luke during the course of this show!
Loved Jen's "He was on House".. TAUB!
the audio was CRISPY in this video, THANK YOU!
You've both realised the droid is David Tennant right?
Aka "Killgrave" from the Jessica Jones series that they watched.
Jen is the first reactor I've seen that had any sort of reaction to see Taub from house in this, he was the funniest person in House IMO.
Noticed that Sam Witwer (the guy who played Maul in Clone Wars, StarKiller, even palpatine) was named in the credits so maybe he’s the mysterious inquisitor.
haters can hate all they want, these visuals are just mindblowing
The HK of the Droids stands for Hunter Killer. One particular HK-47 unit is a fan favorite character from the knights of the old republic video game series. His signature line is calling humans meat-bags. If one of these units drops that line, im gonna nerd the heck out.
I'm loving the show so far! The story is very interesting, all the characters are so well done, and live action chopper is amazing!
I also thought it was dope when Ahsoka fought Tron with his Helicopter Lightsaber😉
Rinzler...!
That was the last scene of rebels recreated
Jen rocking an In Flames shirt? She's metal AF.
A very strong start to this series hopefully they keep it up. My only issue with it so far is stabbing Sabine. Make lightsabers lethal again lol. These shows lately, people are getting stabbed left and right and surviving. Either commit to killing a character that gets stabbed or don't write them getting stabbed. They can be wounded by a lightsaber other ways. BUT it's not enough to ruin this show for me. I'm very excited of whats to come!
She was stabbed in the side, no vital organs, this is the future with medical technology lightyears ahead of ours, and the lightsaber is so hot, that is stops all bleeding from the wound. Why cutting the head of, cutting someone in half, or stabbing through the heart, are the only sure lethal kills, unless you’re maul.
Yeah I'm very tired of the 'gut stab for dramatic effect' BS. Especially on characters we already have proof of survival for. Disney should stop being cowards and go back to the REAL star wars tradition of cutting off a limb and then hiding the prosthetic with a glove or boot so that they don't have to do any vfx lol
I mean it makes sense that if you don’t get stabbed in a fatal area, you don’t die.
But I get that doing it a lot gets tiring.
I mean we watched anakin & mual survive being butchered & limless or no legs dropping 100’s of ft in half or burning by lava which is canon. So I’d say that’s worse. I’ve seen people in real life survive from being butchered my machete & stab attacks. It does happen in Star Wars just rarely to fit the narrative of the story.
Lightsabers have never been lethal unless your name is Jinn or Dooku.
I love how you can clearly tell, especially with headphones what Chopper is saying. They did a great job of what I imagine is just filtering over the spoken lines by Filoni. Really good way of bringing out his personality.
More and more people are surviving being impaled by light sabers, Qui-Gon Jinn must feel like a chump LOL.
Fun Fact: Chopper is voiced by Dave Filoni, and I am pretty sure the "Eye of Sion" is a direct reference to Darth Sion from KOTOR 2
12:22 This scene is supposed to be the ending scene of Rebels. Nice way to connect both shows. I trust Filoni and I think whatever he is cooking with these shows and the lore in general is gonna be great and creative.
Jen I'm very envious of your band t-shirts! As for the episode, I thought this was a stronger entry and helped tie things together from episode 1. Definitely shows promise at this point and I'm very curious to see where Filoni takes us!
i hope she listen to it too :D
@@Monitionmetal I don't care either way tbh, cool shirts are cool
I'm glad they watched all of Clone Wars and Rebels finally because I remember Holden making smart ass remarks about Ashoka in Mandalorian saying if she was Anakins Padawan where was she why didn't she help him blah blah blah and it was so triggering hearing him say these things but now after watching Clones Wars and Rebels he saw why she's a fan favorite and why she has one of the best character developments in all of Star Wars. The show is looking great so far and hopefully it doesn't get rushed towards the end and become mediocre like Mandalorian S3.
Mando S3 was rushed, indeed. They didn't have enough time to work out a full story so they cannibalized scripts from cancelled shows like Rangers of the New Republic.
I knew i know the face of the factory manager... but I wasnt able to think who he is... so i had to look it up and no wonder... he played doctor on House MD... i watched that 15 years ago :)
I like how this show feels like a tv show. There’s a continual story, but both episodes have there own stories that can be seen alone.
in addition to Thrawns actor, the Gov of Lothal is also the same actor as the voice of Ryder Azadi in the animated version
With all those hyper-drive cores connected, they're likely to hit ludicrous speed on the way to get Thrawn. 😂
It’s Spaceball 1! They’ve gone to plaid!
@@BothanJedi LOL!
ironic that you would say the star map looks like a video game since they first appeared in the Knights of the Old Republic video game!
I like the scene where Sabine cuts her hair mimics the one where Kanan dies his
Nice T-Shirt! ...In Flames fan since 1999.
Sabine cutting off her hair … just like Kanan before her.
FYI Star Wars has never left the galaxy, this is gonna be huge!
You know the show is good when reactors are quiet and intrigued with the next slide in the show. 👍📺
Not gonna lie, kinda rolled my eyes by how hard Holden seems to rag on Sabine in these episodes. She made an error, yes, and yes, she's rebellious. She is literally a rebel, and played a part in the Rebellion and helped take down the Empire.
Im commenting before the footage even starts just to say I love the In Flames shirt.
I absolutely love all of these people and talk about Qui-Gon being the last person who was stabbed and died from a lightsaber wound as if they forget the three Council level Jedi Masters(Eeth Koth, Saesaee Tinn and Kit Fisto) who were felled by Darth Sidious
The HK droids are a callback to the kotor games, while not the exact same as HK-47, still a great reference
This series look like a movie they cut in parts. The quality is on point.
the guess that "thrawn" spoke to morgan some ppl theroize is palpatine. since after ros and scapegoat they said after film release that he is a clone (legit its a scapegoat but ffs whatever this rate) in the movie and real one is alive then yeah most likely palpatine is there.
if this is leaning more on mystic/far future magic fantasy themes and follow the tropes then palpatine is with the chiss ascendacy (chiss low key the drow/dark elves of star wars) as a husk on life support pretty much a space lich to be an inch closer to finding a way to become immortal and gain godhood. "why he wants morgan?" again if follow the space lich path and nightsisters knowledge of necromancy pretty much then thats something palpatine wants to know. either steal her powers or she uses nightsister magic to prolong his life.
Helicopter lightsaber = Inquisitor. In this case Marrok.
Great episode! Very intriguing story build up.
I love the show so far. I am really hoping for some great cameos in future episodes. I would love to see Sabine meet Din Djarin and see he now holds the Darksaber. Or even get to see Luke again and hear what he has to say about his father's former apprentice taking on one of her own.
1:23 perfect! His voice makes that character.
There's some speculative theories that the Inquisitor Ahsoka fought is actually Ezra.
Hera still has her mom pep talks! 😂
Baylon and shin being dark jedi that have no allegiance to the Jedi or sith is like in old expanded universe I remember playing KOTOR you always encounter dark jedis in that game and I believe that why Dave made there sabers orange
@@warheartwarheart5389 Agreed. I wish it would've become a thing to call unaligned force users "Bendu" or something of the sort, just so Jedi wasn't so socially synonymous with "force user." All Jedi are force users but not all force users are Jedi. Saying "force user" is clunky though, we need a snappy name for this faction.
Haha "Thrawn is on the horizon"
The dawn of Thrawn
Great review. Great In Flames shirt!!!
Dont know if you notice but they recreated the final scene of rebels with sabine and ashoka
That Sith that Ahsoka fought, a lot of theories on who he is. I think he is Starkiller, Vader's secret apprentice. Sam Witwer is probably behind the mask, but maybe it is a different version of the character.
Galen was too op. More likely it's just another Inquisitor that missed getting offed by Vader. Take a look at the design of his armour it very much seems like he is the eighth brother who was supposed to have fallen to his death in Twilight of The Apprentice
@@bemasaberwyn55 Maybe the 8th brother will be played by Sam Witwer, or they are just making changes to Starkiller. Either way, after looking at the credits, Witwer is almost guaranteed to be the man behind that mask.
Marrok and Marek are eerily similar also.
4:48 If this temple was built by "an ancient people from a distant galaxy" and Star Wars takes place "in a galaxy far, far away..." wouldn't it be cool if WE were the ancient people she's referring to?
IN FLAMES!!!!!
I am very curious if the Galaxy where Thrawne is lost is The Milky Way Galaxy. The image they showed us WAS a spiral Galaxy.
I'm really excited for the rest of this show. I'm not exactly sure about timelines, but it seems to line up very closely to the Heir to the Empire series, given that it starts 5 years after The Battle of Endor (9 ABY). We might actually get a full on live action version of the Heir to the Empire series, by Timothy Zahn, and The Jedi Academy trilogy, by Kevin J Anderson, with Filoni weaving in the Filoni-verse to fix any continuity errors and expand on storylines.
I get the real-world production reasons, but, looking an in-universe lens, with the mission as stated, neutralizing the potential threat of Thrawn, hopefully rescuing a promising young Jedi, and addressing the issue of Baylan Skoll and the "Dark Jedi" (?), I would have thought this would be something with which Luke would have eagerly volunteered/insisted to help! And seriously, how awesome would *THAT* be?!? Anakin's son and Anakin's padawan fighting together, side by side!!!
In Universe if I recall correctly he's got his own Adventures going on as he is searching out force-sensitive beings that will fill the ranks of his school and also I believe he's also looking for the Sith wayfinder which comes up again in about 30 years or so when when rise of Skywalker talks about he and Lando being on adventures
Your comments just after finishing is what i like to hear. Story is good, visualy amazing, and enjoys the female led aspect of the show. I'm seeing so many complaints about how slow it is, the acting is terrible and that the force is female because Filoni is daring to give attention to the female characters. This started off great and I'm glad to hear from actual sane people who can point out the pros and cons reasonably. Because there were a few cons.
The show's slow because the editing for the dialogue in Filoni live-action is always... so... slow...
"Hi Ahsoka."
"............Hi Sabine....."
".............Do you have a mission for me?"
"...............................Maybe."
Watching the show's dialogue scenes with good editing from Holden's channel completely changes the quality of the show. And you can see Jen yawning constantly trying to get through it. 😂
@@MrBazBake Or, she was tired. And the dialogue is to the point and we have scenes where we don't need speaking. When Ahsoka and Sabine reunited, all we needed was the awkward silence between the two. No prolonged talk before Ahsoka said she may have found Ezra. They themselves commented on how they liked that the dialogue was to the point and many other reactors. These are characters that know each other for years through Clone Wars and Rebels and the mass majority of fans are the same. So, we know them, we don't need to spend time on prolonged dialogue. This showcases how well the characters know each other and the audience know these well developed characters from past shows.
@@ahsokarules2369 Editor here. You're right. Jen's yawning has nothing to do with whether a show is exciting or not. She could probably yawn on a roller coaster. 😂
Solid 9 out of 10.. The light saber stab I felt was unnecessary but I get it it's Dave Filoni's way of saying I can kill these characters any time.. Sabine really hasn't Matured much she's a little bit older than Luke Skywalker by a few years, She's literally very late 20s early 30s in age... Definitely wasn't acting her age in the first episode
You're thinking arrested emotional development maybe?
DBZ scouter on Sabeen..... " Its over 9 thousand... no wait, my mistake... its 9. Her power level is 9 "
I am so excited for live action Thrawn. He is one of my all time favorite Star Wars villains.
Sabine gets stabbed by a lightsaber, just like nothing happened the next day
Padme *dies of sadness*
The wife looks mighty fine ❤ well done
It just occurred to me upon seeing an armored-up Sabine in live action... I don't think I've ever heard Sabine say the "This is the way" phrase that all other Mandalorians do, even when interacting with other Mandalorians (regardless of which faction they are with). I'd really like to see Sabine and Din interact and exchange that signature phrase.
Din grew up in a very sheltered fraction of mandalorians. They uses "This is the way", but not all mandos do. Just like not all mandos doesn't "have to" wear their helmet at all times
Like it's just Din's weird ass cult
@@oriboy7415 No, Bo-Katan's faction (the "New Mandalorians") use it, too.
Love it! Now that your public channel is back in the mix with everyone else's reaction videos, its easier to compare and recall why I like this channel so much 👌 My favorite reaction channel
Holden: "It's like a video game."
Me: Funny you say that, cause these Star Maps are heavily used in Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic.
With nightsisters playing a role in this show i really hope to see merrin make an apperance from what we saw from the game she is kinda all over the galaxy and with the empire gone i dont see that changing
The memes for Shin "Hottie" are ridiculous.
Great work guys yeah, this show is great. So far the padwan name is hottie. Can’t wait to share the next episode with you guys? Have a great day give your baby a hug for me.
So far this is great show
I love that HK droids are canon now, but I just really wish HK-47 became canon, literally one of the coolest and funniest droids in Star Wars.
excuse me for being off topic but have you and Jen seen any of the Child's Play movies? When you watch Ready Player One you will be glad you did. Back on topic, haven't yet to see Asoka but I'm looking forward to it.
I'm going to continue watching this show-Ray Stevenson has intriguing undertones to an impressively understated performance, and I want to see live-action Thrawn-but it's a grind for me. "Attach a tracking device to a ship presumably moving kilometers per second by having an astromech throw it really hard" is a new level of dumb, even for _Rebels_ -adjacent media.
My lil theory i posted one other place is that I think thrawn and ezra are dead. The clip of thrawn is a flashback to the scene where they got taken by the whales. Elsbeth is being manipulated into opening a gateway and fleet straight to death. The witches originated in the other galaxy but have weakened during the lost millenia, easy prey now for an intergalactic threat of psychically physical destruction, weilders of the force before jedi ever came up with it. Unsure if the enemy is alien or ancient humans who didnt flee/migrate to rhis galaxy... Invasion is imminent.
Darn I was really expecting a bite from Holden's "haircut" comment 😅😅 maybe that was too subtle
I'm here to say LETSS GOOOOO🎉
A couple of story and world building episodes out of the way while still being entertaining. I think the pace is going to pickup real soon.
Truthfully, outside of Andor this show is definitely the best looking- blows Mandalorian and BoBF out of the water
I would not be surprised if the inquisitor is Kanan somehow.
This show has alot of World Building. Especially with now Fact thats there's more galaxys that can have different people and enemies
There's a very specific Easter egg from Andor that goes back to the Knights of the Old Republic games that people believe may have the answers to whom the beings that came in to this Galaxy and started building stuff were. I will give you a hint it is the kyber crystal that he gave to Cassian before sending him to Aldahni
@@bemasaberwyn55Yep its the Rakatans most likely with the hint of the rakatan uprising in Andor
Imagine the whole trailer was either fake or cut scenes and she actually dies at the end of episode 1😂
Sabine Wren recovers from her stabbing relatively quickly because lightsabers cauterize the wounds they make...that and bacta tanks are super effective (while we don't actually see her in one it's logical to surmise that she did spend some time in one).
The voice of Luyang, the robot, is David Tennant, aka Dr. Who.
I think it's funny that people forget that there is also back to spray which we saw Paz use on Din after Din injured himself with the Darksaber in the Boba Fett episode Return of the Mandalorian
Lightsabers are way fucking beyond cauterisation . Look at the door at the beginning of phantom menace
I love how easily characters recover now from the same thing that killed the powerful Qui Gon Jinn! 😂
These first two episodes disprove the theory that Marrok might actually be Ezra Bridger. If Thrawn is still lost, so is Ezra.
I don't think she was going for a killing blow while Maul definitely was, especially since if she was, why not just move the blade to the right after the stabbing instead of pulling it straight out. Sabine got RAPID medical attention while Qui Gon got to lay on the floor for 10-15 minutes while baby face Kenobi sliced and diced Maul. I wish the lightsaber stab hadnt happened though
100% on the ezra thing. if it's Ezra in anyway, he's a clone, since we know the cloning force sensitives is something being worked on. Which ties into Bad batch and the mandalorian.
In the credits of this episode at the very end where additional voices are located, sam witwer's name appears! What could this mean?
Dope In Flames shirt
I want an HK droid to say Meat Bag
6:33 Shame on you, Holden. Wearing your wedding ring...then at 6:42 you're not wearing it anymore. tsk tsk tsk. LOL
okay, 7:33 good for you, for putting it back on. 😁