So many clever tie ins. So many good moments. The ship bit was incredible. And Reva fighting Vader was so great and had me thinking of Ahsoka's fight to get her crystals. But When Obi-Wan puts his hand against the door so gently to talk to Reva... that got me as much as the Reva flashbacks. Just so much compassion in that man.
The episode felt like reading a really good comic! Vader pulling down the ship, cutting to the duel and then ending on Luke. Chef's kiss of an episode.
The whole episode was full of so many cool moments. My favorite was Vader using weak force pushes to redirect 3rd sister’s attacks. There’s something about the moments where The Force is used effortlessly. Yoda/X-Wing, Obi-Wan/“not the droids”, that kid at the end of TLJ with the broom…
To those wondering why Vader didn't order his star destroyer or a squadron of Tie Fighters to intercept the escaping ship, the answer is obvious. He wants to be the one to kill Obi-Wan and he wants to do it face to face. And maybe on an unconscious level the "good in him" that Luke will eventually sense doesn't really want Obi-Wan to die at all. Perhaps the only reason he finally strikes the killing blow in Episide 4 is because it seemed to him like Obi-Wan wanted him to, or maybe part of him was hoping that Obi-Wan had a new trick up his sleeve in that moment. On a conscious level I think Vader would rather prolong the chase than let someone else kill Obi-Wan.
That flashback was epic but so sad; the two of them were once brothers, became mortal enemies, and would only regain their brotherhood once they were both dead.
Missed the moment where in the flashback. When Anakin and Obi-Wan are fighting; Anakin get Obi-Wan on his knee with his sword above him. Then he does three downward strikes at his sword just like Luke did to Vader in episode VI!!!
This is an episode every theatre and film teacher will be pointing to as the ideal going forward. It's framed perfectly, and the back and forth of the past and present duels is incredible writing. It's Star Wars perfection from everyone in it. Reva's pain as Vader comes toward her at the end was just heartbreaking. And Hayden and Ewan back in that master apprentice sparring match is something all of us who grew up on the prequels have wanted for years. Perfect
Definitely the strongest episode so far. Did a decent job of redeeming some of my concerns/the things I didn’t like from the previous episodes. Reva is far more convincing, in my opinion, as a former Jedi Padawan than as an Inquisitor. I just didn’t buy her as a villain, good twist and I thought she was far better in this episode than any of the previous installments.
Totally agree. This episode made the series so much more watchable for me by helping explain her motivations, her power, & where all the rage comes from.
We’re spoiled by having shows like stranger things release the entire season at once that way we get to binge and judge the entire season instead of judging a season by a single episodes before the season even concludes… sorta like judging a book by a couple chapters. People don’t watch half a movie and give their full review on it do they? From the beginning Disney + original shows (Marvel/Star Wars) were meant to basically be fleshed out movies that are essentially 6+ hours each season (movie) because you can’t release a movie over 3+ hours and have people watch it in theatres hence creating a streaming platform that tells new stories and even continues movie franchises in a way movie franchises have never even able to successfully do until now (Disney) multiple episodes layed out as (rising action, climax, resolution) spread out within 6-10 episodes therefore the first couple episodes are always slow at first just like the first 30 min of most movies
Quick question Fennec Shand- shot in the stomach Lived Grand inquisitor- stabbed in stomach Lived Third sister- stabbed in stomach Lived Qui Gon Jinn- stabbed in stomach Dies in 5 minutes.......WTF
If Vader hadn't known before, he would have when she was loudly talking about assassinating him like five feet away from a battalion of stormtroopers. 😂
I wish that Third Sister got him. She stabs him in the back the second he sees the second ship fly off-but Vader takes it like it’s nothing, because he’s mostly robotic, and he kills her with her own saber. Though the fight scene was cool.
Bit of a long shot, but Leia going into the vent made me think of the LEGO Star Wars games, where it was the small characters who could fit through the shafts.
@@Trujones I have a friend who works in one of the departments and she got given the copy on a USB when she got home she plugged into her laptop and video called me and we watched it
Bail Organa: Hey Obi-wan haven't heard from you in a bit. If I don't hear back from you soon I'll check in with Owen Lars at 3221 Sand Rd on Tattoine. I just want to make sure Vader's secret son Luke Skywalker is ok.
I feel like Third Sister mistimed her attack.. She should've waited til she had multiple people on her side. No one is beating Vader one on one.. but she did say she didn't need anyone so IDK.
definitely should've stuck while he was holding the transport ....showing how powerful Vader is by managing to block the sabre while slamming the transport to the ground. It would also be a believable reason for Vader to not react as the real transport flew off... as he would've been distracted by the Sister's attacks.
or she should have just extended her light saber rather than ignite and go for a strike. It would have been even more bad ass to see Vader stop the light saber from extending to its' full length
I'm not sure it was a flashback per se, I get the feeling it was Vader's kinda dreaming about the current situation but kinda rewriting it in his mind as a friendly banter with his old master in their prime, his internal self-perception being projected in his mind instead of his real deformed and maimed self. So not really a memory, more of a mental construct, as if the actions of Obi-Wan were reflected as new teachings. As if Obi-Wan's presence made Anakin in him stir internally. I think it would explain the absence of deaging.
Great breakdown as always Dan... it's great to see the connections Legends novels & other stories. So many things wrong with this episode (---SPOILERS-- below, just off the top of my head... I'm sure there are more): 1. During the breach, none of the refugees considered moving the crates to form some cover to hold the door outer? There were clearly crates in the background... considering they had a war-tested former general in their midst... yeesh. 2. You would think that for someone trying to keep the identity of Luke secret, he'd destroy his holo or at the very least delete Organa's message... yeesh... ~somehow Luke still needs to get in trouble somehow for the final act. 3. What's the point of bringing Obi-Wan back inside when he could be secured outside surrounded by herself and troopers? ~Other than to give the Jedi a chance to escape by leaving him guarded by a few troopers? 4. Come on, Vader's Star Destroyer couldn't be bothered to send down a squadron of Tie Fighters to keep anyone from escaping? 5. None of the refugees thought that hiding in a transport ship would be better than mulling around in the open waiting for shock troopers to pick them off? 6. During the transport ship's escape, he kept it from escaping & slamming it to the ground which would've been a perfect time for Reva to strike... where the heck was she? 7. As pointed out by Gabriel below, he didn't even make an effor to raise his hand to try to stop it or contact his Destroyer for an intercept... duh? 8. After the fight, they really left Reva to die rather than finishing the troublemaker off? At the very least, the Grand Inquisitor should hold a grudge & chop off a limb or two for his satisfaction... but nooo... he just walks away... ~the plot armor is strong in this one. Clearly they'll probably give Reva some kind of redemption/closure in the last episode ... perhaps even taking over for Tala, to become the savior to other hunted kids that she wish she had. Oh well... one more episode.
I liked the context for Vader/Anakin and Obi-Wan. I definitely don't like the way the Reva story has been playing out though. I said this previously, that no matter what path they take, it'd be ridiculously melodramatic and rushed, and that's exactly what it has been. Not a fan of it at all.
Yeah, that force use was OP, pretty good. What I dislike is the pacing of the show, too stretch out for me. Reva just taking down the steel bar or whatever is what I was wondering why she didn't do before then, annoying honestly, just have her fly in later and be OP by using the universal key that is a lightsaber. And why would you keep equipment essential to operate the hangar door, inaccessible for maintenance by a repair man? silly things that kept me distracted. Oh yeah someone mentioned, so annoying that nobody took cover once Reva opened the door, just in the open shooting at each other at like 10ft apart, and they were *_still_* missing.
Did anyone else think the storm trooper and refugee battle was done really poorly? Like with how much shooting was happening in what appeared to be 10 ft apart. I know obi was blocking shots but there were alot of troopers in very close quarters. I enjoyed alot of stuff in the episode but that part made me cringed, almost as if it wasn't choreographed by a fight tech and rather was done by a costume designer or something lol. Or was it just me?
would it make sense for riva to attack a "young" kid, seeing how she feels about her friends/family getting slaughtered at that age? this doesn't make sense to me.
We’re spoiled by having shows like Stranger Things release the entire season at once that way we get to binge and judge the entire season instead of judging a season by a single episodes before the season even concludes… sorta like judging a book by a couple chapters. People don’t watch half a movie and give their full review on it do they? From the beginning Disney + original shows (Marvel/Star Wars) were meant to basically be fleshed out movies that are essentially 6+ hours each season (movie) because you can’t release a movie over 3+ hours and have people watch it in theatres hence creating a streaming platform that tells new stories and even continues movie franchises in a way movie franchises have never even able to successfully do until now (Disney) multiple episodes layed out as (rising action, climax, resolution) spread out within 6-10 episodes therefore the first couple episodes are always slow at first just like the first 30 min of most movies
TLDR: people spoiled with streaming services dropping entire seasons at once, we judge every single episode of Disney+ shows because we have over a week to complain about it vs watching the entire season start to finish and loving the entire season as a whole…
Why is noone asking about the biggest plot hole!!! How did Reva know of the connection between Obiwan and Leia? Why did she kidnap Leia to draw out Obiwan?
Not a plothole, and it's explained, she says that Kenobi knows Bail Organa so if she kidnaps Leia, she knows Organa will turn to Kenobi and lure him out into the open. She doesn't know Leia is Anakins child, thats just a coincidence, she didn't know about Luke until now and maybe is now piecing it together.
So vader can grab one ship, and turn it into paper towels....but not the second one? Not even a scene of him attempting to pull it, or fight its thrust? Not even the tired Vader noise? The writing sometimes, I swear.
I definitely agree... he just watched as the other ship flew off... didn't even do a gesture... I personally blame the director for not adding that in... they could've used the Third Sister's attack as a reason for not holding the second ship.... very bad form indeed.
I liked the episode and firmly believe that it was the strongest of the series so far but damn the inconsistencies with Disney lightsabers, from sometimes being death sticks at a bare touch to not even mattering that you were literally stabbed by the same weapon that easily melts through several inches of metal like it's nothing, are getting more and more jarring and convenient. It's a shame, really
Two big problems with this episode - the lack of deaging on Anakin, which is weird, as he looks a lot older than in the movies, and the Grand Inquisitor saying to Reva that revenge is a great motivator only to then leave her breathing. It's really hard to believe that he and Vader would be that stupid.
also once again the action looks really cheap (except for the obi and anakin fight), and the dialogue with reva sounds weird sometimes, it could be her acting or the directing,
This tv show has slightly messed up a famous scene from Star Wars 1977. If Leia at 10 had this bond with Kenobi from this show’s adventure AND if Leia was the one in Star Wars 1977 to ask (in the holo recording) for Kenobi’s help then as the group made a break for the Falcon to escape the Death Star, Leia should have recognized (older) Kenobi with the lightsaber battling Vader. And Kenobi should have recognized her too. Plus on the Falcon Luke was the sad one from Ben’s death but Leia wasn’t sad at all. She acted like she didn’t even know him but this tv show proves otherwise. That’s the continuity problem a writing team can get into with these glimpses into the past.
An adult who has a lot to deal with and is a high level leader won't bat an eye and may not even remember this being Ben if this is her only contact with him that takes place over a couple days...
Not that strange. He spends a few weeks with her at ten, the sees her for 2 seconds during a fight to death 8 yrs later. A person can change a lot between 10-17/18. Plus he was pretty busy, as for her. Been tortured for a couple days, been shot at, almost crushed and was in a high tension running shoot out. Nah, that isn’t a continuity error.
Why some series are good and other are shit? Why someone can make good stuff like The Boys, Better Call Saul, The Mandalorian etc and why others just fuck up things like the Witcher, Rings of Shower, Obi Wan... WHY??
So many clever tie ins. So many good moments. The ship bit was incredible. And Reva fighting Vader was so great and had me thinking of Ahsoka's fight to get her crystals. But When Obi-Wan puts his hand against the door so gently to talk to Reva... that got me as much as the Reva flashbacks. Just so much compassion in that man.
The episode felt like reading a really good comic! Vader pulling down the ship, cutting to the duel and then ending on Luke. Chef's kiss of an episode.
The whole episode was full of so many cool moments. My favorite was Vader using weak force pushes to redirect 3rd sister’s attacks. There’s something about the moments where The Force is used effortlessly. Yoda/X-Wing, Obi-Wan/“not the droids”, that kid at the end of TLJ with the broom…
To those wondering why Vader didn't order his star destroyer or a squadron of Tie Fighters to intercept the escaping ship, the answer is obvious. He wants to be the one to kill Obi-Wan and he wants to do it face to face. And maybe on an unconscious level the "good in him" that Luke will eventually sense doesn't really want Obi-Wan to die at all. Perhaps the only reason he finally strikes the killing blow in Episide 4 is because it seemed to him like Obi-Wan wanted him to, or maybe part of him was hoping that Obi-Wan had a new trick up his sleeve in that moment. On a conscious level I think Vader would rather prolong the chase than let someone else kill Obi-Wan.
That flashback was epic but so sad; the two of them were once brothers, became mortal enemies, and would only regain their brotherhood once they were both dead.
YOU WERE MY BROTHER ANAKIN!
You should check out the book Brotherhood if you haven't yet. It's really good and really hits home that fact.
It would be so nice to see them reconcile as force ghosts.
Missed the moment where in the flashback. When Anakin and Obi-Wan are fighting; Anakin get Obi-Wan on his knee with his sword above him. Then he does three downward strikes at his sword just like Luke did to Vader in episode VI!!!
Vader fighting lightsaber duel without lightsaber is just peak Anakin Skywalker
This is an episode every theatre and film teacher will be pointing to as the ideal going forward. It's framed perfectly, and the back and forth of the past and present duels is incredible writing. It's Star Wars perfection from everyone in it. Reva's pain as Vader comes toward her at the end was just heartbreaking. And Hayden and Ewan back in that master apprentice sparring match is something all of us who grew up on the prequels have wanted for years. Perfect
Definitely the strongest episode so far. Did a decent job of redeeming some of my concerns/the things I didn’t like from the previous episodes. Reva is far more convincing, in my opinion, as a former Jedi Padawan than as an Inquisitor. I just didn’t buy her as a villain, good twist and I thought she was far better in this episode than any of the previous installments.
Agreed!
Totally agree. This episode made the series so much more watchable for me by helping explain her motivations, her power, & where all the rage comes from.
We’re spoiled by having shows like stranger things release the entire season at once that way we get to binge and judge the entire season instead of judging a season by a single episodes before the season even concludes… sorta like judging a book by a couple chapters. People don’t watch half a movie and give their full review on it do they? From the beginning Disney + original shows (Marvel/Star Wars) were meant to basically be fleshed out movies that are essentially 6+ hours each season (movie) because you can’t release a movie over 3+ hours and have people watch it in theatres hence creating a streaming platform that tells new stories and even continues movie franchises in a way movie franchises have never even able to successfully do until now (Disney) multiple episodes layed out as (rising action, climax, resolution) spread out within 6-10 episodes therefore the first couple episodes are always slow at first just like the first 30 min of most movies
That was an awesome episode and Darth Vader was proven to be Certified 100% Grade A Bad-Ass.
Quick question
Fennec Shand- shot in the stomach Lived
Grand inquisitor- stabbed in stomach
Lived
Third sister- stabbed in stomach
Lived
Qui Gon Jinn- stabbed in stomach
Dies in 5 minutes.......WTF
The last minute of the finale will be Obi-Won meditating and saying, "master?" Reply, cut to black...
If Vader hadn't known before, he would have when she was loudly talking about assassinating him like five feet away from a battalion of stormtroopers. 😂
Hahaha
Tala reminded me of Mayfeld in Mandalorian. Imperial officers who basically defected to the other side cause they were used as exterminators.
Another great Easter eggs. Yeah that recent Kenobi episode was awsome.
Best episode so far.
Grand Inquisitor stabbed by a lightsaber, still lives.
Third Sister, also stabbed by a lightsaber, possibly lives.
Did you folks notice how we get a red light saber reflection on Vader’s Helmet? Really cool!
I wish that Third Sister got him. She stabs him in the back the second he sees the second ship fly off-but Vader takes it like it’s nothing, because he’s mostly robotic, and he kills her with her own saber. Though the fight scene was cool.
Bit of a long shot, but Leia going into the vent made me think of the LEGO Star Wars games, where it was the small characters who could fit through the shafts.
If you’ve ever ridden Star Tours at Disney, Vader stopping a transport from taking off will come to mind during this episode.
5:00 To be fair, they seem to be the only ones that can fit in those tight spaces.
8:13 That is an accurate description.
Thanks, Dan! 💥 #StarWars #ObiWanKenobi #LittleLeia #HajaEstree #KawlanRoken #TalaDurith #NedB #Reva #DarthVader #AnakinSkywalker #DisneyPlus
It was scary and great!
This is just precursor to our Darth Vader series.
It was an amazing episode!
I've seen the Finale and it is so good
......how?
@@Trujones I have a friend who works in one of the departments and she got given the copy on a USB when she got home she plugged into her laptop and video called me and we watched it
@@connorpike23 amazing luck
The show really should've had more episodes.
It seems to me that Bail sends a secret message with the fingers in the transmission. Any idea of the content?
Bail Organa: Hey Obi-wan haven't heard from you in a bit. If I don't hear back from you soon I'll check in with Owen Lars at 3221 Sand Rd on Tattoine. I just want to make sure Vader's secret son Luke Skywalker is ok.
The puns are strong with this one
Luke ing forward to the last episode.
She tried that " WonderWoman slide" against vador at the beginning of the fight lol
..well....she tried 😆
I feel like Third Sister mistimed her attack.. She should've waited til she had multiple people on her side. No one is beating Vader one on one.. but she did say she didn't need anyone so IDK.
She should have done it while he was force pulling the ship and then Vader had to let it go to defend himself. Then no convenient second ship.
definitely should've stuck while he was holding the transport ....showing how powerful Vader is by managing to block the sabre while slamming the transport to the ground.
It would also be a believable reason for Vader to not react as the real transport flew off... as he would've been distracted by the Sister's attacks.
@@tophlaw4274 exactly. He just stands there as the second one flies away like "ahh touché" 😂
or she should have just extended her light saber rather than ignite and go for a strike.
It would have been even more bad ass to see Vader stop the light saber from extending to its' full length
She was too filled with rage to do that.
I'm not sure it was a flashback per se, I get the feeling it was Vader's kinda dreaming about the current situation but kinda rewriting it in his mind as a friendly banter with his old master in their prime, his internal self-perception being projected in his mind instead of his real deformed and maimed self. So not really a memory, more of a mental construct, as if the actions of Obi-Wan were reflected as new teachings. As if Obi-Wan's presence made Anakin in him stir internally. I think it would explain the absence of deaging.
Goddamn... i lost count of how many Jedi survived order 66. There's a lot of em out there.
Great breakdown as always Dan... it's great to see the connections Legends novels & other stories.
So many things wrong with this episode (---SPOILERS-- below, just off the top of my head... I'm sure there are more):
1. During the breach, none of the refugees considered moving the crates to form some cover to hold the door outer? There were clearly crates in the background... considering they had a war-tested former general in their midst... yeesh.
2. You would think that for someone trying to keep the identity of Luke secret, he'd destroy his holo or at the very least delete Organa's message... yeesh... ~somehow Luke still needs to get in trouble somehow for the final act.
3. What's the point of bringing Obi-Wan back inside when he could be secured outside surrounded by herself and troopers? ~Other than to give the Jedi a chance to escape by leaving him guarded by a few troopers?
4. Come on, Vader's Star Destroyer couldn't be bothered to send down a squadron of Tie Fighters to keep anyone from escaping?
5. None of the refugees thought that hiding in a transport ship would be better than mulling around in the open waiting for shock troopers to pick them off?
6. During the transport ship's escape, he kept it from escaping & slamming it to the ground which would've been a perfect time for Reva to strike... where the heck was she?
7. As pointed out by Gabriel below, he didn't even make an effor to raise his hand to try to stop it or contact his Destroyer for an intercept... duh?
8. After the fight, they really left Reva to die rather than finishing the troublemaker off? At the very least, the Grand Inquisitor should hold a grudge & chop off a limb or two for his satisfaction... but nooo... he just walks away... ~the plot armor is strong in this one.
Clearly they'll probably give Reva some kind of redemption/closure in the last episode ... perhaps even taking over for Tala, to become the savior to other hunted kids that she wish she had. Oh well... one more episode.
Yeah... There were no Ties in the air to provide air cover? 🤔
@@ricksherman34 yeah... I chalk it up to budget constraints
We may also get a second season because so many of us watching this Obi-Wan Kenobi series.
Not sure why the 3rd sister didn't think Vader knew her 🤔
Anakin killed a lot of younglings and she was left to die so it’s only natural.
Star killer didn’t stop that star destroyer he redirected it
Have we really been waiting?!?!
No the executioner was Darth Vader’s star destroyer and we don’t see that till the Empire strikes back
Why do you think she knows that the boy is Vader's son and not just another force sensitive child?
I liked the context for Vader/Anakin and Obi-Wan. I definitely don't like the way the Reva story has been playing out though. I said this previously, that no matter what path they take, it'd be ridiculously melodramatic and rushed, and that's exactly what it has been. Not a fan of it at all.
Yeah, that force use was OP, pretty good. What I dislike is the pacing of the show, too stretch out for me. Reva just taking down the steel bar or whatever is what I was wondering why she didn't do before then, annoying honestly, just have her fly in later and be OP by using the universal key that is a lightsaber. And why would you keep equipment essential to operate the hangar door, inaccessible for maintenance by a repair man? silly things that kept me distracted. Oh yeah someone mentioned, so annoying that nobody took cover once Reva opened the door, just in the open shooting at each other at like 10ft apart, and they were *_still_* missing.
Did anyone else think the storm trooper and refugee battle was done really poorly? Like with how much shooting was happening in what appeared to be 10 ft apart. I know obi was blocking shots but there were alot of troopers in very close quarters. I enjoyed alot of stuff in the episode but that part made me cringed, almost as if it wasn't choreographed by a fight tech and rather was done by a costume designer or something lol. Or was it just me?
Just a flashback of how good older star wars was and how shitty it's gotten
So did they recruit reva as a dying child?? Or did she survive on her own and show up like yo. Make me an inquisitor see
the latter, they said in the early episodes that she came to them
would it make sense for riva to attack a "young" kid, seeing how she feels about her friends/family getting slaughtered at that age? this doesn't make sense to me.
I mean she's presumably already done some bad things before since the first thing she thought of to get Kenobi was kidnapping a child
@@James-vw9yy yeah, that was all to get to vader, not kill MORE kids exactly like vader did to her siblings now knowing she failed.
We’re spoiled by having shows like Stranger Things release the entire season at once that way we get to binge and judge the entire season instead of judging a season by a single episodes before the season even concludes… sorta like judging a book by a couple chapters. People don’t watch half a movie and give their full review on it do they? From the beginning Disney + original shows (Marvel/Star Wars) were meant to basically be fleshed out movies that are essentially 6+ hours each season (movie) because you can’t release a movie over 3+ hours and have people watch it in theatres hence creating a streaming platform that tells new stories and even continues movie franchises in a way movie franchises have never even able to successfully do until now (Disney) multiple episodes layed out as (rising action, climax, resolution) spread out within 6-10 episodes therefore the first couple episodes are always slow at first just like the first 30 min of most movies
TLDR: people spoiled with streaming services dropping entire seasons at once, we judge every single episode of Disney+ shows because we have over a week to complain about it vs watching the entire season start to finish and loving the entire season as a whole…
Well I guess I’m not gonna see Yoda 😞
Nah that was clearly Anakin in his 40s not his teens
I like Charcoal-bi wan but I prefer Obi-B-Q
Why is noone asking about the biggest plot hole!!!
How did Reva know of the connection between Obiwan and Leia? Why did she kidnap Leia to draw out Obiwan?
Not a plothole, and it's explained, she says that Kenobi knows Bail Organa so if she kidnaps Leia, she knows Organa will turn to Kenobi and lure him out into the open. She doesn't know Leia is Anakins child, thats just a coincidence, she didn't know about Luke until now and maybe is now piecing it together.
Dan is the least irritating TH-camr
So vader can grab one ship, and turn it into paper towels....but not the second one? Not even a scene of him attempting to pull it, or fight its thrust? Not even the tired Vader noise?
The writing sometimes, I swear.
"Writing"?. Maybe he was tired? idk. it's a silly space opera lol. It's not a video game.
@@tonyparker7349 Ah yes, the classic copout "silly space opera" phrase. The easiest way to ignore bad scripts and shirk critique.
@@GabeDelaSoul dude, relax.... the entire saga is full of these bullshit writing moments, even the OT, it's no
big deal.
@@alastorcorvus its okay to let people critique something they like, its not really a negative, its passion.
I definitely agree... he just watched as the other ship flew off... didn't even do a gesture... I personally blame the director for not adding that in... they could've used the Third Sister's attack as a reason for not holding the second ship.... very bad form indeed.
I liked the episode and firmly believe that it was the strongest of the series so far but damn the inconsistencies with Disney lightsabers, from sometimes being death sticks at a bare touch to not even mattering that you were literally stabbed by the same weapon that easily melts through several inches of metal like it's nothing, are getting more and more jarring and convenient. It's a shame, really
For 45 years the weapon has always cauterized the wounds it creates. Well placed, it won’t be lethal if you don’t want it to be.
The strange powers of the Dark side. Getting sliced up by a light saber doesn't seem to kill many siths.
@@baroncalamityplus plural of CSith is Sith
Two big problems with this episode - the lack of deaging on Anakin, which is weird, as he looks a lot older than in the movies, and the Grand Inquisitor saying to Reva that revenge is a great motivator only to then leave her breathing. It's really hard to believe that he and Vader would be that stupid.
Yeah they should have finished her there. She will pop up on Tattooine now 🙄
also once again the action looks really cheap (except for the obi and anakin fight), and the dialogue with reva sounds weird sometimes, it could be her acting or the directing,
This tv show has slightly messed up a famous scene from Star Wars 1977. If Leia at 10 had this bond with Kenobi from this show’s adventure AND if Leia was the one in Star Wars 1977 to ask (in the holo recording) for Kenobi’s help then as the group made a break for the Falcon to escape the Death Star, Leia should have recognized (older) Kenobi with the lightsaber battling Vader. And Kenobi should have recognized her too. Plus on the Falcon Luke was the sad one from Ben’s death but Leia wasn’t sad at all. She acted like she didn’t even know him but this tv show proves otherwise. That’s the continuity problem a writing team can get into with these glimpses into the past.
There is still 1 episode left... don't rule out the possibility of some kind of mind wipe (it will fix the holes but F- me it would be lazy)
An adult who has a lot to deal with and is a high level leader won't bat an eye and may not even remember this being Ben if this is her only contact with him that takes place over a couple days...
Not that strange. He spends a few weeks with her at ten, the sees her for 2 seconds during a fight to death 8 yrs later. A person can change a lot between 10-17/18. Plus he was pretty busy, as for her. Been tortured for a couple days, been shot at, almost crushed and was in a high tension running shoot out. Nah, that isn’t a continuity error.
I don't get why they didn't de-age Anikin for the flashback duel. We now they can do it. Not saying he looks bad but he does look a lot older than 18.
Why some series are good and other are shit? Why someone can make good stuff like The Boys, Better Call Saul, The Mandalorian etc and why others just fuck up things like the Witcher, Rings of Shower, Obi Wan... WHY??
woke show