I’m an absolute sucker for awesome training scenes, and this might become one of my favorites! Not only does it feel like so many classic samurai films, it also proves that Ahsoka isn’t training Sabine to be a Jedi, but a better version of herself. As for the Senate committee, as much as I hate the old trope of “there isn’t enough evidence to support your crazy theory”, how many times throughout modern history has this happened, where a majority government officials either don’t believe or don’t WANT to believe a long believed dead or weakened enemy has come back? Still seeing Jacen talking with Mama Hera about AUNT Sabine made my heart melt! Also, Ahsoka going out into space to fight starfighters with just her lightsabers is exactly the crazy ass thing Anakin would do with Ahsoka if you’ve seen Clone Wars!
What Ezra said in his message to Sabine also very much applies to Hera. They may not be actually related, but Hera is very much his Mother. you can feel it when that senator tries to tell her he's dead and you need to get over it. MEW's response there was just so visceral! she did such a good job of that.
actually Ahsoka's ship is a modified T6. It's meant to be a Jedi diplomatic ship. (it's modified cuz they aren't actually supposed to have shields or weapons which Ahsoka's ship clearly does.) the ship courtney was thinking about was the B-wing. though its understandable since the same people designed both ships and they are rather unique.
The comment about Luke going back for his dad because of his connections, and that leading to the Emperor's death, vs the way Ahsoka is doing things makes sense when you think about where Luke ended up in the Sequel Trilogy. He tried to train his new Jedi the same way the old Jedi did, and it ended up failing, just like the old Jedi did, because he didn't teach people how to deal with emotions, he just tried to get them to disconnect from everything. Ahsoka doesn't want people to be the old Jedi, she wants them to be the best version of themselves they can be, and if that includes connections, then they just have to figure out how to deal with that. Ahsoka herself seems to be dealing with that regarding Sabine.
I like the fact that they got the light sabers in space correct... If you look at the light sabers when she lights them up in space There is absolutely no fizzle ... Usually when she lights them up in atmosphere you see them fizzle... It was a nice touch
it was a nice touch but then they get the comms jammed while still in hyperspace and say things like: let's drop out of hyperspace here instead of there like they wouldn't have already traveled the entire system in the time she took to say that line...
@@Captianmex1C0 so what? when it's a nice touch we can talk about it but when it's something goofy we can't? I'm not asking to have no sound in space, or to make the laser beams realistic here... just a bit of continuity with their own Lore
@@davidnobre5660space travel isn’t like that in Star Wars. It’s always been as fast as the plot demands. The saber thing is a cute touch but it wasn’t necessarily needed anyway. Star Wars isn’t hard sci-fi and never has been, you’re supposed to suspend your disbelief sometimes to enjoy the magic of the whole thing.
@@chazo1367 I know what you're talking about and it's not that you're talking about long distances, how sometimes it takes so little time to travel and other times it takes so long, yes it's always been like that but I'm talking about timing I don't remember exactly what the line was but she said something like "drop out of Hyperspace" as if she had any control over it, when in "reality" what happens is that either the ship is already programmed to drop or the droid has calculations and does it himself because by the time she ends the sentence the ship would already be a 100k miles off
The Ship that was introduced in rebels that Courtney mentioned was the B-Wing, which, whilst having a similar ability to maneuver the fuselage around the Cockpit like Ahsoka's ship, is a different ship. Ahsoka's ship is a T-6 Corellian Shuttle, predominantly used by the Jedi during the Clone Wars. The B-Wings that eventually got built can be seen during the battle of Endor in Episode VI.
i am sure that Hera will be joining them before the jump to the new galaxy. there is that famous line of her from the trailers "once a rebel always a rebel. i can easily see her saying that in response to a line like "didn't the council tell you not to come here?" She has too many connections to it not to get involved. Ahsoka is her friend and the first person Ahsoka reached out to. Both Sabine and Ezra are basically her kids. and as a general, she knows the threat that Thrawn poses. She more than almost anyone knows how patient and dangerous Thrawn is. There is no way she doesn't show up for the fight, council approval or not.
@@sakisaotome6753 if that’s the case then they have to explain where Ashoka is during the Sequel trilogy why wasn’t she there to help Luke skull attacks or after
@@ziawilliams-collier8684 i only said that Hera returned because we know for a fact that the ghost shows up at the battle of exogol. It's possible that Ahsoka and Sabine stay in the new galaxy helping out those who need it over there. then again a red painted T6 shuttle (red being the color of diplomatic immunity used by the galactic republic) shows up at the battle of exogol not far from the ghost in one scene. So perhaps this T6 (which are made without shields or even weapons as they are meant for diplomatic missions) is Ahsoka and Sabine joining Hera and/or Jacen in that battle.
As the old man here, they're going back to the original ideas of Jedi training. Way back before the prequels, before medichlorines ,before the term force sensitive, when there was only the original trilogy, this is how it was.
@@TheeWandaStanseeing people hate on that because they don’t think anyone should be capable of learning, yet the prequel midichlorian stuff was so divisive because it meant you needed superior genetics to use it. This is going back to the original way it was envisioned and some people are so eager to hate on Disney they don’t realise it’s supposed to be magical.
That senator that didn’t believe Hera is the father of Kaz the main character of Star Wars Resistance which I think you guys should watch too it is close in the lead up to episode 7
Zeb was seen in The Mandalorean, Season 3, with Captain Carson Teva, so I don’t think he’s with his people. We might see him later if there is a space dog fight with Thrawn and Ashoka, Sabine, and Hera/Chopper need some backup. Heck, we may see Captain Teva, as well, if the call goes out!
The new senate must have some Imperial loyaltist within it. That one senator reiterated how ex-imps are everywhere. I think that's playing appart in their reluctance to give support.
The new senate definitely does have Imperial sympathizers. If you read any of the books that came out on the Disney era that take place before episode 7 they point it out that about 50% of the senate want to bring back the Empires way of doing things
Hera doesn’t need the new republic, just contact Luke, Han, Leia, Chewie, and Lando, they wanna help, and they’re far better than the entire new republic.
I think Hera is going to link up with Zeb, tell him about their lead on finding Ezra and that the Republic is trippin and they both will go to help Ahsoka and Sabine.
seems filoni is doing his best to reconcile the behavior of the force between the m-counts of the prequel trilogy, the mystic power of the original trilogy, and the "everybody has the force" that was promoted in the sequel trilogy.
You can pick apart any show if that’s how you are going into watching it. I think people bring up valid points, and others just only enjoy dissecting it to complain. There’s an easy solution. If you aren’t enjoying it, don’t watch it. Problem solved.
@@PAYTONMCKENZIE-rc5qq As a OG fan of Star Wars I always want to see SW do well. But the sequels, Book of Boba Fett, and ObiWan were not “good” Star Wars. I blame it on the writing, lack or overall direction, and KK But I give every show/movie a chance. I can overlook things like: Why is Hera still dressed in her traditional clothes from Rebels now that she’s part of an official military force and not in New Republic uniforms like all the other officers? But some people just get views hate watching and ripping it apart to get more Subscribers and Likes.
@@PAYTONMCKENZIE-rc5qq There’s a lot of disappointed, disgruntled fans out there not happy with the way Disney is handling SW. Fans who are passionate and love the lore because it’s part of their childhood. So now they hate watch to air their displeasure.
Chirrut from Rogue One couldn’t see either and he was Able to sense things even tho he wasn’t a Jedi or that powerful with the Force to move things. But was able to concentrate and believe in the Force that he was able to sense things.
To subvert expectations I hope Hera does join in as you've felt is necessary for the story and then gets killed. Leaving Jacen orphaned and becoming jaded for it. Why take the story in this direction due to your fan choices? Because... 1. To show how serious the stakes are for the Empire due to the fear of become extinct. Just like the Jedi and Republic once were. And... 2. To harken back to Yoda's words even more on why wars not make one great: _Ready, are you? What know you of ready? For eight hundred years have I trained Jedi. My own counsel will I keep on who is to be trained! A Jedi must have the deepest commitment, the most serious mind._ *(to the invisible Ben, indicating Luke)* _This one a long time have I watched. All his life has he looked away...to the future, to the horizon. Never his mind on where he was. Hmm? What he was doing. Hmph._ _Adventure. Heh! Excitement. Heh! A Jedi craves not these things._ *(turning to Luke)* _You are reckless!_ *(Luke looks down, searching his feelings. He knows this to be true.)* So in Yoda's defense: _You're too old! Yes! Too old to begin complaining!_
Shortest episode so far but still a marginal improvement from the previous two thanks to the faster pacing and less dead silence. Enjoyed the early scene when Ahsoka trained Sabine. Her being the worst Jedi candidate according to Huyang is correcting the Mary Sue label from Rey. Better to watch Sabine struggle early on only for her to get better as time goes on. Better than Luke refusing to train Rey. The music from Kevin Kiner of Rebels fame is starting to grow on me since I like old Japanese traditional music. Very relaxing. Sabine training felt like a Karate Kid/Cobra Kai scene. More Miyagi-Do from Daniel LaRusso than Johnny Lawrence's style of training. Ahsoka is paying homage to Kurosawa and the many Japanese influences they had on Star Wars. I'm starting to think current Ahsoka is a cross between Mr. Miyagi and Yoda in The Empire Strikes Back. Mr. Miyagi hardly ever raised his voice. She did start showing more emotion in the space battle. More concern. The most Rosario Dawson moment in it hearing more of Rosario's real voice and tone. Great to see Jacen Syndulla and Mon Mothma in this. Mon was in her mid-40s in Andor (5 BBY) which is also when Rebels S1 starts. She's about 59-60 now in Ahsoka's time (11 ABY). It seems from Hera's words that Thrawn is going to be a huge threat. Bigger threat than what Moff Gideon brought. Coolest scene was Ahsoka in that space jumpsuit. It didn't look ridiculous. They pull it off nicely. It could've looked stupid like Moonraker or Leia's Mary Poppins scene in The Last Jedi. I thought seeing those star whales was a visual treat. Reminds me of The Phantom Menace's underwater scenery but the scene looks prettier. When Ahsoka's ship landed in those red-leaved trees, it looked like the start of Star Trek Into Darkness. So Marrok is pronounced Ma-rock? Like saying Morocco without the co. I thought it was Merrick or Meh-rock like I thought it was pronounced Sa-bine but it's Sa-bean. I streamed Dial of Destiny twice yesterday. I still think it's the worst Indy film but I'll download it once the Blu-ray rip is out because I prefer mp4 over mkv and I'm a completist with all my favorite movie franchises. I watched Last Crusade after DoD. Made me realize life is too short. Sallah is in his mid-40s in Crusade. Then 34 years passed and he's a grandfather. I can tell a Shin vs. Morgan duel is brewing. Shin says sarcastically, "Morgan, congratulations. You almost got them." There's going to be a fight between these two. Overall, I thought Ep 3 is a little better. Not leaps better but it's progressing enough nicely. The special effects in this are spectacular. It looks better than the OT SEs, Prequels, Sequels, and way better than The Flash. Ep 3 was short and that's probably the biggest complaint and not much of Baylan in this but you can't please them all. If it's too long, it's boring. If Ahsoka talks too much, she's annoying. If she doesn't say much, she's boring. Everyone will whine about everything. I'm starting to dig Hera more and more. I liked her in Rebels from the 10 episodes I saw from it. We forget Mary and Rosario already worked together in Death Proof (2007). I've looped the first two episodes of Ahsoka like 2-3x last night after seeing them twice and this series is slowly growing on me. I'll loop Ep 3 a few more times. I'm thinking because I have nothing else to watch that I'm getting more invested into these characters. It's still not as good as The Mandalorian S1/S2 and Andor yet but I can see Ahsoka being at least better than Obi-Wan and is already better than The Book of Boba Fett. At least Ahsoka stays focused on the titular character and the supporting ones in Rebels a majority of the time which Obi-Wan failed to do last year half the time. My Weekly Ashoka Character Favorites 1. Ahsoka Tano 2. Shin Hati 3. Baylan Skoll 4. Hera Syndulla 5. Sabine Wren 6. Morgan Elsbeth 7. Huyang 8. Chopper 9. Marrok 10. Mon Mothma My Favorite Disney+ Star Wars 1. The Mandalorian 2. Andor 3. Ahsoka (moves up one spot) 4. Obi-Wan Kenobi 5. The Book of Boba Fett Mando S2 > Mando S1 > Andor S1 > Mando S3 > Ahsoka > Obi-Wan > TBoBF It's hard for me to compare The Mandalorian vs. Andor. I believe Andor is written better but it's a very slow burn and perhaps the characters are not as charismatic as the ones from Mando. Andor only has 12 episodes while Mando has 24 and had 16 after S2. Andor has the advantage of having less bad episodes. It's not guaranteed Andor S2 (final season) will be good or end up disappointing like Mando S3. I remember enjoying Agent Carter S1 but hating S2.
Aw, it's okay, Achara. You have a cool first name and a really geeky cool last name (which I'm sure you've known for a long time now and yet folk might still act like they have to tell you about a certain space captain)! You're already winning at the name game.👍
7:57 - This series takes place over a decade since Rebels - we can forgive Sabine for being a little rusty, Hera (who also has a son to take care of) for not simply dashing off to join them, etc...
Not the ship that engineer in rebels was working on that was a b- wing , This is a Jedi shuttle that Ahsoka is using , You'll see mace windu and Count Dooku in tales of the Jedi fly in one, You'll also see Obi-Wan sometimes Anakin sometimes other Jedi use the same exact ship in the clone wars Animated show the ship was never in rebels only at the end of rebels...when ahsoka picks up sabine... Episode gets a solid 9 out of 10... One thing I'd like to know why did you guys stop posting Star Wars rebels episodes? You need to start them up again I look forward to them I was looking forward to it but you haven't posted in weeks
The senate has Imperial sympathizers who , under the radar, help usher in the First Order. In the Leia book they even refer to themselves as the First Order and are in league with Hux’s father.
I feel like there is some kind of disconnect caused by the slow pace of the scenes (which I don’t mind) versus the quick advancement of the plot. What I mean is how quick and easy the story plot moves forward. It feels a little convenient. I just wish things were a little more difficult, or at least not such a straight line. I get it that they only have 8 episodes and they don’t want to spend 6 of them unlocking the map or something.
@@PAYTONMCKENZIE-rc5qq The puzzle to find the orb is turning a round “disc” until a light on the wall lights up. Okay now The orb needs to be unlocked. Turn the orb a couple times. Sabine takes the orb home and it’s stolen! Oh no, we don’t know where to go now. Ok back to the tower where the droid has just been hanging out for some reason, cut off its head and it gives you all the information of its origins. How convenient. Get to Corellia just as the last Hyperdrive engine just happens to be slowly departing. Then the tracker gets put on and leads the heroes to the precise location where the bad guys have been building a secret Hyperspace Ring. That’s what I’m talking about. The plot is spoon-feeding the audience with no real problems to solve, or intervening complications. It all just falls into their laps when the plot needs to move forward. Meanwhile then scenes are slower paced and drawn out (which I don’t mind, I like character development). So we slow down for the conversations and stoic awkward silences, but need to rapidly move the plot forward by making everything easy peasy lemon squeezey.
My only concern with the show is because it's not moving too fast like the Mandalorian season 3 that it's going to follow the other Disney tradition of spending 5 & 1/2 episodes setting everything up then trying to wrap it all up in the last 15 mins.
I know it isn't likely to happen, but it would be cool if a Tuscan Raider found his/her way into space with one of those Book of Boba Fett lizards and helped Sabine connect to the Force in a different way. Maybe we could learn why Boba Fett and Mando were able to so easily connect to a group of people generally feared and ostracized by other cultures. We may also get an insight as to why different cultures are aware of the Force but interact with it differently than the Sith or the Jedi.
With very few exceptions politicians are always useless ... if they had any workable skills they would be anything but politicians. Those who can't do, teach, and those who can't do or teach, run for senate. That's the most realistic thing about Star Wars. Great episode, though
regarding Sabine's force sensitivity. I want to point out something that Sabine has said in both this episode and the last while talking to Huyang. in this episode she says "i don't feel the force ... NOT LIKE YOU." and in the previous episode she says she doesn't have the skills or the abilities with the force ... NOT LIKE EZRA." both times she qualifies her statements. if she isn't force sensitive then there is no need to qualify it. she should have just said I don't feel the force. period, full stop, end of sentence. adding the qualifier "not like you," means I do feel the force, just not the way you are able to.
I’m actually glad Sabine struggles with the force, because she never was strong with it. If she had moved that damn cup I was ready to call BS. I have no problem with her developing her latent force connection over time, maybe making her a better fighter (combined with her mandalorian training). I think this is setting the stage for a explanation why she’ll be able to at least hold Her own against Shin later on and why she lost the first time, to show her growth and improvement.
@@WickedWorldzNE if sabine is eventually able to user the force like other jedi it wont be something that she can do this soon. i think the reason she lost to shin so easliy is that she is extremely rusty. i think after ahsoka walked away from her, i think she joined the lothal self defence force and has been flying around with them. (given that porter guy is spectre 21, she knew him by name, she has a rank of commander that they addressed her by, and she was kinda dressed like a pilot. also she had her mando armor packed away and her helmet just looked so abandoned in her room.) given that it was probably years since she last fought like that she did pretty good.
@@sakisaotome6753 She lost to Shin, because obviously Shin has been training for a while and has an affinity for the force, where as Sabine is out of practice and has latent abilities. She lost because the Dave Filoni wants you to see her growth when they face off again. It’s character development 101. It’s why the “good guys” tend to lose the first fight, train harder, and come back and win. If the good guy wins right away, the story is just over. We know there will be a round 2 and it isn’t going to be as lopsided as round 1. Yeah it’s pretty obvious that all the Ghost Crew became high ranking officers because of their part in the rebellion. And Yes, she tucked her Mando armor away because, well, they were pretty much wiped out of existence. She obviously felt lost and abandoned after the Ghost Crew parted ways, and the loss of Kanan and Ezra, plus Ahsoka walking away. This doesn’t diminish her other skills, and I’m not saying she’s incompetent. But I’m sick of the “Mary Sue” roles and I am glad that after roughly 13 years of no training she wasn’t adept with the force. It makes more sense and feels more real.
@@WickedWorldzNE I dont actually disagree with anything you said there. What i was trying to say about Sabine's losing as badly as she did is the flip side of what you said. Yeah shin has obviously been training hard and so her skills are top notch. what i was getting at was that after everything that happened in sabine's life that you mention in her post she seems to have just given it all up. So the skills she displayed in rebels with lightsabers they withered on the vine. maybe she had been keeping up with it initially after ezra left and certainly while she was Ahsoka's padawan for however long that lasted. but once Ahsoka left her, i kinda feel she went into a funk and just gave up on all it. her lightsabers skill went down, possibly her shooting skills went down as well. the one place where she still seems to shine is her flying & tinkering. all that said, i will once agree with pretty much everything you said. I love that she is gonna have to struggle and work for what she is doing.
Grogu: I’m an ex-Jedi survivor of order 66 so avit of trauma, trained by many masters n descended of a race of the must respect Jedi ever Yoda that is strongly talented to the force. Ashoka: I sense alot of fear, n attachment out of him. I refuse to train him. Sabin: I’m a Mandelorian with a temperament problem, problem trusting people, full of regret for creating weapons use to arcade her people n lay waste her planet. Ashoka: Sabin, could become a great Jedi! Grogu: Screw, u all n Luck. I will become a Mandalorian n learn the force on my own, I’m extremely talented after all.
All these fan theories are...well remember Mandalorian and the spies. LOL. Not paying attention to any of them. I'll let the show tell me. I can wait. (And it is not Ezra for sure).
Uhm not it is not lol... she will dorn the armor again.. this was prolly the actress trying not to be in custom when it wasn't absolutely necessary. They were on the ship training after all...
@@Phizzo4real hopefully, I just got weirded out on it. Usually they don't change outfits, they even build up on it in the previous episode. usually even during training or in the ship or anything I expected she'll just be in armor without the helmet, but in the whole episode she's just in her casuals.
@@kaharakaharathat was my gripe also.. I even had rebels playing while I watched this.. She rarely ever removed her armor entirely.. especially seeing how she isn’t force sensitive
That’s because Rey is lazy Girl boss writing. A character without any flaws and just knows and can do everything is a boring character, because there’s no room for growth. A character should never be the same by the end of the story. That is the POINT of a story. Lol
@@PAYTONMCKENZIE-rc5qq I have nothing against Daisy Ridley, she was just performing what was written. But Rey is an uninteresting character the way she was written. I never felt any attachment to her like I did with Luke, Leia, and Han. As for Finn and Poe, they also were written as throw away characters I could care less about.
@@PAYTONMCKENZIE-rc5qq Finn was such a waste of an opportunity. It was clear he was supposed to be a Jedi. Poe was supposed to die at the crash on Jakku, but they decided to write him back into the movie. But they didn’t really give him a story or character arc. They all were just written so shallow and empty, very stagnant.
I know you guys already have a lot of things to react to. But please consider the Korean drama "Moving" as well. In Thailand, the new episode of this show airs on the same day as Ahsoka, so Wednesday has become my favorite day of the week for now. Highly recommended.
This show is definately not for new people, still don't know why I should care about these people even tho they say I should. also don't feel any stakes. everybody handles thing so matter of fact. and the dialogue has been kinda rough.
His/her voice sounded a lot like Starkillers / Galens voice. But a little bit more altered. There must be a reason, that the actor was in the credits for the last episodes (1+2; not in the credits for this one though...).
well the jedi order didn't fall because of their training methods. you need to actually watch the movies. i've seen a lot of people do that. 'i dont like this about the jedi so thats why they fell.' no it's not.
I think Tyrone Magnus makes a valid point about the dryness and boringness of Ahsoka. Even if you watch Rebels, none of the characters are really that interesting. I know SW diehards praise Kanan Jarrus but I really don't find him interesting. Neither with Ezra Bridger. I guess no cast will ever match the OT cast of Vader, Han, Yoda, Obi-Wan, Luke, Leia, Chewie, Artoo, Threepio, Palpatine, and Lando. Prequels, Sequels, and Disney+ series never really matched the greatness of the Original Trilogy cast. I rewatched Ep 3 and Shin and Marrok are terrible fighter pilots. They had all that time to shoot down Ashoka including her in a space jumpsuit outside the ship and they still kept missing like a Stormtrooper. Shin and Marrok need to learn to be a better fighter pilot and shoot down aircraft like Pete Mitchell AKA Maverick. Marrok does sound like General Grievious. John Campea makes excellent points about the stupidity of characters in this show. It's mostly towards the senators especially that Asian guy who was in denial to what Hera was saying. It's as stupid as grown adults having a hard time chasing little Leia and Obi-Wan hiding her underneath a trench coat. Dave Filoni is really going to dangle Ezra and Thrawn like carrots at Rebels and hardcore Star Wars fans until the very end.
I'm discontinuing this series. 1) it has mandolorian vibe it doesn't have its own signature style. obi-wan at least had its own mix style based on current and prequel. 2) tonnes of spoon feeding dialogues and annoying acting. It feels like they just filling the void spaces with not needed conversations. Not all, I am talking about few which really doesn't sync 3) by judging it all based on 3 episodes, I already know the ending.
1. Jon Favreau helped Dave, so there’s your Mandalorian Vibe. Though this feels more cinematic than Mandalorian. 2. I agree with the Spoon-feeding. It’s one of my complaints with the show as well. You don’t need to hold our hands through the whole series. 3. Most TV shows now-a-days have predictable endings. Sad but true. But I’m just going to wait and see.
@@WickedWorldzNE i just think Peter Ramsey works at projects which are allowing him to exaggerate his creative mind. by that i mean all his animated movies. Jon Favreau is producer for ahsoka as far as i know and script writer with dave. when i said mandalorian vibe i mean the color tone, high contrast, any many other stuff. sabine wren is shown as naive child and teenager, by most rebels from 2-4 season sabin character feels the depth while LIVE-action character feels dull to me. person who is cast as Hera Syndulla, doing better job than Ahsoka herself. Obi-wan is not my most fav series but it had way better character depth than ahsoka. they just talking about incidents in past while Obi-wan's trauma was visually making me feel for him.
Well, One of the Male teammates is dead, one is lost, one is with Hera, and the other is in the outer Rim. Filoni always did an good job in Rebels in making both the male and female characters have strengths and weaknesses. I mean I doubt we will get Ezra back before the finale episode, and Zeb being a CG character, I doubt they’d include him for long periods because of the cost.
Cool. Cool cool cool. So every scene that has too many unnecessary male characters on screen, feels unbalanced and like a sausage fest? Pull your bloody head in , mate.
I’m an absolute sucker for awesome training scenes, and this might become one of my favorites! Not only does it feel like so many classic samurai films, it also proves that Ahsoka isn’t training Sabine to be a Jedi, but a better version of herself.
As for the Senate committee, as much as I hate the old trope of “there isn’t enough evidence to support your crazy theory”, how many times throughout modern history has this happened, where a majority government officials either don’t believe or don’t WANT to believe a long believed dead or weakened enemy has come back? Still seeing Jacen talking with Mama Hera about AUNT Sabine made my heart melt!
Also, Ahsoka going out into space to fight starfighters with just her lightsabers is exactly the crazy ass thing Anakin would do with Ahsoka if you’ve seen Clone Wars!
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What Ezra said in his message to Sabine also very much applies to Hera. They may not be actually related, but Hera is very much his Mother. you can feel it when that senator tries to tell her he's dead and you need to get over it. MEW's response there was just so visceral! she did such a good job of that.
Not Ezra
@@ronchess8813 not ezra? what do you mean?
actually Ahsoka's ship is a modified T6. It's meant to be a Jedi diplomatic ship. (it's modified cuz they aren't actually supposed to have shields or weapons which Ahsoka's ship clearly does.) the ship courtney was thinking about was the B-wing. though its understandable since the same people designed both ships and they are rather unique.
I think I even read that both have the same cockpit
The comment about Luke going back for his dad because of his connections, and that leading to the Emperor's death, vs the way Ahsoka is doing things makes sense when you think about where Luke ended up in the Sequel Trilogy. He tried to train his new Jedi the same way the old Jedi did, and it ended up failing, just like the old Jedi did, because he didn't teach people how to deal with emotions, he just tried to get them to disconnect from everything. Ahsoka doesn't want people to be the old Jedi, she wants them to be the best version of themselves they can be, and if that includes connections, then they just have to figure out how to deal with that. Ahsoka herself seems to be dealing with that regarding Sabine.
Mary’s acting has just been phenomenal
I like the fact that they got the light sabers in space correct... If you look at the light sabers when she lights them up in space There is absolutely no fizzle ... Usually when she lights them up in atmosphere you see them fizzle... It was a nice touch
it was a nice touch
but then they get the comms jammed while still in hyperspace and say things like: let's drop out of hyperspace here instead of there
like they wouldn't have already traveled the entire system in the time she took to say that line...
@@davidnobre5660Keep using that logic and literally none of the star wars movies make sense
@@Captianmex1C0 so what? when it's a nice touch we can talk about it but when it's something goofy we can't? I'm not asking to have no sound in space, or to make the laser beams realistic here...
just a bit of continuity with their own Lore
@@davidnobre5660space travel isn’t like that in Star Wars. It’s always been as fast as the plot demands. The saber thing is a cute touch but it wasn’t necessarily needed anyway. Star Wars isn’t hard sci-fi and never has been, you’re supposed to suspend your disbelief sometimes to enjoy the magic of the whole thing.
@@chazo1367 I know what you're talking about and it's not that
you're talking about long distances, how sometimes it takes so little time to travel and other times it takes so long, yes it's always been like that
but I'm talking about timing
I don't remember exactly what the line was but she said something like "drop out of Hyperspace" as if she had any control over it,
when in "reality" what happens is that either the ship is already programmed to drop or the droid has calculations and does it himself
because by the time she ends the sentence the ship would already be a 100k miles off
Especially felt the emotions when Hera snapped back with “You don’t know that”
The Ship that was introduced in rebels that Courtney mentioned was the B-Wing, which, whilst having a similar ability to maneuver the fuselage around the Cockpit like Ahsoka's ship, is a different ship. Ahsoka's ship is a T-6 Corellian Shuttle, predominantly used by the Jedi during the Clone Wars.
The B-Wings that eventually got built can be seen during the battle of Endor in Episode VI.
i am sure that Hera will be joining them before the jump to the new galaxy. there is that famous line of her from the trailers "once a rebel always a rebel. i can easily see her saying that in response to a line like "didn't the council tell you not to come here?" She has too many connections to it not to get involved. Ahsoka is her friend and the first person Ahsoka reached out to. Both Sabine and Ezra are basically her kids. and as a general, she knows the threat that Thrawn poses. She more than almost anyone knows how patient and dangerous Thrawn is. There is no way she doesn't show up for the fight, council approval or not.
I don’t think so the ghost was present at the battle of Exogol
@@ziawilliams-collier8684 that only means that she doesn't stay in the other galaxy, not that she didn't join Ahsoka and Sabine to rescue Ezra
@@sakisaotome6753 if that’s the case then they have to explain where Ashoka is during the Sequel trilogy why wasn’t she there to help Luke skull attacks or after
@@ziawilliams-collier8684 i only said that Hera returned because we know for a fact that the ghost shows up at the battle of exogol. It's possible that Ahsoka and Sabine stay in the new galaxy helping out those who need it over there. then again a red painted T6 shuttle (red being the color of diplomatic immunity used by the galactic republic) shows up at the battle of exogol not far from the ghost in one scene. So perhaps this T6 (which are made without shields or even weapons as they are meant for diplomatic missions) is Ahsoka and Sabine joining Hera and/or Jacen in that battle.
@@sakisaotome6753 it will be really interesting to see how this all unfolds
As the old man here, they're going back to the original ideas of Jedi training. Way back before the prequels, before medichlorines ,before the term force sensitive, when there was only the original trilogy, this is how it was.
i’m so glad they’re leaning more into the original philosophy of the force and steering away from the prequel philosophy
@@TheeWandaStanseeing people hate on that because they don’t think anyone should be capable of learning, yet the prequel midichlorian stuff was so divisive because it meant you needed superior genetics to use it.
This is going back to the original way it was envisioned and some people are so eager to hate on Disney they don’t realise it’s supposed to be magical.
That senator that didn’t believe Hera is the father of Kaz the main character of Star Wars Resistance which I think you guys should watch too it is close in the lead up to episode 7
Zeb was seen in The Mandalorean, Season 3, with Captain Carson Teva, so I don’t think he’s with his people. We might see him later if there is a space dog fight with Thrawn and Ashoka, Sabine, and Hera/Chopper need some backup. Heck, we may see Captain Teva, as well, if the call goes out!
7:10 She is a general now...
do you know what that means? She has a lot of things at her command, a lot of responsability
The new senate must have some Imperial loyaltist within it. That one senator reiterated how ex-imps are everywhere. I think that's playing appart in their reluctance to give support.
The new senate definitely does have Imperial sympathizers. If you read any of the books that came out on the Disney era that take place before episode 7 they point it out that about 50% of the senate want to bring back the Empires way of doing things
@@WickedWorldzNEstar wars is doing captain America winter soldier
@@preciousotoakhia9789 Or did Winter Soldier do Star Wars? Boom!
@@WickedWorldzNE well knowing they story bad guys lose
Agreed on this one, felt like it's picking up now after a 2 episode prologue and I was pleased to feel the intensity during the space battle!
Another great episode!
Hera doesn’t need the new republic, just contact Luke, Han, Leia, Chewie, and Lando, they wanna help, and they’re far better than the entire new republic.
15:04 well she didn't propose that... she asked for the fleet to go there
and then she didn't even ask to go there alone, they just ended the scene...
You notice how Maddok didn't fire when the Purgill were in the crosshairs?
When do we get to see the remaining Star Wars Rebels episodes on TH-cam?
I think Hera is going to link up with Zeb, tell him about their lead on finding Ezra and that the Republic is trippin and they both will go to help Ahsoka and Sabine.
Cinepals, I don't understand what is so nice about the space dog fight in this epidode ???
Whoa!! Nice !!
seems filoni is doing his best to reconcile the behavior of the force between the m-counts of the prequel trilogy, the mystic power of the original trilogy, and the "everybody has the force" that was promoted in the sequel trilogy.
Dope episode. I'm not sure why, but it reminded me of the first few episodes of Mando for some reason 😄
This was the Star Wars-iest Star Wars episode, but I bet people will bitch about this too for some reason lol
Yep
You can pick apart any show if that’s how you are going into watching it. I think people bring up valid points, and others just only enjoy dissecting it to complain. There’s an easy solution. If you aren’t enjoying it, don’t watch it. Problem solved.
@@PAYTONMCKENZIE-rc5qq As a OG fan of Star Wars I always want to see SW do well. But the sequels, Book of Boba Fett, and ObiWan were not “good”
Star Wars. I blame it on the writing, lack or overall direction, and KK But I give every show/movie a chance. I can overlook things like: Why is Hera still dressed in her traditional clothes from Rebels now that she’s part of an official military force and not in New Republic uniforms like all the other officers? But some people just get views hate watching and ripping it apart to get more
Subscribers and Likes.
@@PAYTONMCKENZIE-rc5qq There’s a lot of disappointed, disgruntled fans out there not happy with the way Disney is handling SW. Fans who are passionate and love the lore because it’s part of their childhood. So now they hate watch to air their displeasure.
This is where the fun begins! I really love this episode! 🙏🏽💪
I was waiting for this reaction
Zeb is a pilot for The Republic. He was in The Mandalorian.
Really hope luke,leia and han appear they are legends and star wars beginning
I love this new season of Rebels!!
Achara "the queen" Kirk.
THANKS for this, CinePals!!!!
What a great timing-- 😅😅
1:56 Exactly! 🙏🏽💪
Chirrut from Rogue One couldn’t see either and he was Able to sense things even tho he wasn’t a Jedi or that powerful with the Force to move things. But was able to concentrate and believe in the Force that he was able to sense things.
First two episodes were a bit shaky but this episode was fantastic! hope it continues like this.
To subvert expectations I hope Hera does join in as you've felt is necessary for the story and then gets killed. Leaving Jacen orphaned and becoming jaded for it.
Why take the story in this direction due to your fan choices? Because...
1. To show how serious the stakes are for the Empire due to the fear of become extinct. Just like the Jedi and Republic once were.
And...
2. To harken back to Yoda's words even more on why wars not make one great:
_Ready, are you? What know you of ready? For eight hundred years have I trained Jedi. My own counsel will I keep on who is to be trained! A Jedi must have the deepest commitment, the most serious mind._
*(to the invisible Ben, indicating Luke)*
_This one a long time have I watched. All his life has he looked away...to the future, to the horizon. Never his mind on where he was. Hmm? What he was doing. Hmph._
_Adventure. Heh! Excitement. Heh! A Jedi craves not these things._
*(turning to Luke)*
_You are reckless!_
*(Luke looks down, searching his feelings. He knows this to be true.)*
So in Yoda's defense: _You're too old! Yes! Too old to begin complaining!_
I've seen this show before. There is no way Voldemort can come back.... wait, wrong series.
I had the very same thought when they talked about this...
Yeah lol. Thrawn (the new, He who should not be named)
Shortest episode so far but still a marginal improvement from the previous two thanks to the faster pacing and less dead silence. Enjoyed the early scene when Ahsoka trained Sabine. Her being the worst Jedi candidate according to Huyang is correcting the Mary Sue label from Rey. Better to watch Sabine struggle early on only for her to get better as time goes on. Better than Luke refusing to train Rey.
The music from Kevin Kiner of Rebels fame is starting to grow on me since I like old Japanese traditional music. Very relaxing. Sabine training felt like a Karate Kid/Cobra Kai scene. More Miyagi-Do from Daniel LaRusso than Johnny Lawrence's style of training. Ahsoka is paying homage to Kurosawa and the many Japanese influences they had on Star Wars.
I'm starting to think current Ahsoka is a cross between Mr. Miyagi and Yoda in The Empire Strikes Back. Mr. Miyagi hardly ever raised his voice. She did start showing more emotion in the space battle. More concern. The most Rosario Dawson moment in it hearing more of Rosario's real voice and tone. Great to see Jacen Syndulla and Mon Mothma in this.
Mon was in her mid-40s in Andor (5 BBY) which is also when Rebels S1 starts. She's about 59-60 now in Ahsoka's time (11 ABY). It seems from Hera's words that Thrawn is going to be a huge threat. Bigger threat than what Moff Gideon brought. Coolest scene was Ahsoka in that space jumpsuit. It didn't look ridiculous. They pull it off nicely. It could've looked stupid like Moonraker or Leia's Mary Poppins scene in The Last Jedi.
I thought seeing those star whales was a visual treat. Reminds me of The Phantom Menace's underwater scenery but the scene looks prettier. When Ahsoka's ship landed in those red-leaved trees, it looked like the start of Star Trek Into Darkness. So Marrok is pronounced Ma-rock? Like saying Morocco without the co. I thought it was Merrick or Meh-rock like I thought it was pronounced Sa-bine but it's Sa-bean.
I streamed Dial of Destiny twice yesterday. I still think it's the worst Indy film but I'll download it once the Blu-ray rip is out because I prefer mp4 over mkv and I'm a completist with all my favorite movie franchises. I watched Last Crusade after DoD. Made me realize life is too short. Sallah is in his mid-40s in Crusade. Then 34 years passed and he's a grandfather.
I can tell a Shin vs. Morgan duel is brewing. Shin says sarcastically, "Morgan, congratulations. You almost got them." There's going to be a fight between these two. Overall, I thought Ep 3 is a little better. Not leaps better but it's progressing enough nicely. The special effects in this are spectacular. It looks better than the OT SEs, Prequels, Sequels, and way better than The Flash.
Ep 3 was short and that's probably the biggest complaint and not much of Baylan in this but you can't please them all. If it's too long, it's boring. If Ahsoka talks too much, she's annoying. If she doesn't say much, she's boring. Everyone will whine about everything. I'm starting to dig Hera more and more. I liked her in Rebels from the 10 episodes I saw from it. We forget Mary and Rosario already worked together in Death Proof (2007).
I've looped the first two episodes of Ahsoka like 2-3x last night after seeing them twice and this series is slowly growing on me. I'll loop Ep 3 a few more times. I'm thinking because I have nothing else to watch that I'm getting more invested into these characters. It's still not as good as The Mandalorian S1/S2 and Andor yet but I can see Ahsoka being at least better than Obi-Wan and is already better than The Book of Boba Fett.
At least Ahsoka stays focused on the titular character and the supporting ones in Rebels a majority of the time which Obi-Wan failed to do last year half the time.
My Weekly Ashoka Character Favorites
1. Ahsoka Tano
2. Shin Hati
3. Baylan Skoll
4. Hera Syndulla
5. Sabine Wren
6. Morgan Elsbeth
7. Huyang
8. Chopper
9. Marrok
10. Mon Mothma
My Favorite Disney+ Star Wars
1. The Mandalorian
2. Andor
3. Ahsoka (moves up one spot)
4. Obi-Wan Kenobi
5. The Book of Boba Fett
Mando S2 > Mando S1 > Andor S1 > Mando S3 > Ahsoka > Obi-Wan > TBoBF
It's hard for me to compare The Mandalorian vs. Andor. I believe Andor is written better but it's a very slow burn and perhaps the characters are not as charismatic as the ones from Mando.
Andor only has 12 episodes while Mando has 24 and had 16 after S2. Andor has the advantage of having less bad episodes. It's not guaranteed Andor S2 (final season) will be good or end up disappointing like Mando S3. I remember enjoying Agent Carter S1 but hating S2.
Aw, it's okay, Achara. You have a cool first name and a really geeky cool last name (which I'm sure you've known for a long time now and yet folk might still act like they have to tell you about a certain space captain)! You're already winning at the name game.👍
7:57 - This series takes place over a decade since Rebels - we can forgive Sabine for being a little rusty, Hera (who also has a son to take care of) for not simply dashing off to join them, etc...
and ahsoka got rid of her presets!
Not the ship that engineer in rebels was working on that was a b- wing , This is a Jedi shuttle that Ahsoka is using , You'll see mace windu and Count Dooku in tales of the Jedi fly in one, You'll also see Obi-Wan sometimes Anakin sometimes other Jedi use the same exact ship in the clone wars Animated show the ship was never in rebels only at the end of rebels...when ahsoka picks up sabine... Episode gets a solid 9 out of 10... One thing I'd like to know why did you guys stop posting Star Wars rebels episodes? You need to start them up again I look forward to them I was looking forward to it but you haven't posted in weeks
Yeah. The B-wing was used in Return of the Jedi, this was not that.
My theory, and Im reaching, its Cal Kestis.
I said the same thing last week, though now I’m leaning towards Galen Merek
3:02 👀
That would be awesome!
THE GOOD EPISODE
Achara the Pickle😂😂
Bro the new republic deserves it's fate and daddy Xiono is just as annoying as his son on star wars resistance.
The senate has Imperial sympathizers who , under the radar, help usher in the First Order. In the Leia book they even refer to themselves as the First Order and are in league with Hux’s father.
I feel like there is some kind of disconnect caused by the slow pace of the scenes (which I don’t mind) versus the quick advancement of the plot.
What I mean is how quick and easy the story plot moves forward. It feels a little convenient. I just wish things were a little more difficult, or at least not such a straight line. I get it that they only have 8 episodes and they don’t want to spend 6 of them unlocking the map or something.
@@PAYTONMCKENZIE-rc5qq The puzzle to find the orb is turning a round “disc” until a light on the wall lights up. Okay now The orb needs to be unlocked. Turn the orb a couple times. Sabine takes the orb home and it’s stolen! Oh no, we don’t know where to go now. Ok back to the tower where the droid has just been hanging out for some reason, cut off its head and it gives you all the information of its origins. How convenient. Get to Corellia just as the last Hyperdrive engine just happens to be slowly departing. Then the tracker gets put on and leads the heroes to the precise location where the bad guys have been building a secret Hyperspace Ring.
That’s what I’m talking about. The plot is spoon-feeding the audience with no real problems to solve, or intervening complications. It all just falls into their laps when the plot needs to move forward. Meanwhile then scenes are slower paced and drawn out (which I don’t mind, I like character development).
So we slow down for the conversations and stoic awkward silences, but need to rapidly move the plot forward by making everything easy peasy lemon squeezey.
@@PAYTONMCKENZIE-rc5qq What are you even talking about?
@@PAYTONMCKENZIE-rc5qq What part didn’t you understand and I’ll go through it slower for you
My only concern with the show is because it's not moving too fast like the Mandalorian season 3 that it's going to follow the other Disney tradition of spending 5 & 1/2 episodes setting everything up then trying to wrap it all up in the last 15 mins.
I miss the Rebels reactions, but this was fun.
I loved this episode and I'm glad I saw Jacen Syndulla in this episode 😊
I know it isn't likely to happen, but it would be cool if a Tuscan Raider found his/her way into space with one of those Book of Boba Fett lizards and helped Sabine connect to the Force in a different way. Maybe we could learn why Boba Fett and Mando were able to so easily connect to a group of people generally feared and ostracized by other cultures. We may also get an insight as to why different cultures are aware of the Force but interact with it differently than the Sith or the Jedi.
With very few exceptions politicians are always useless ... if they had any workable skills they would be anything but politicians. Those who can't do, teach, and those who can't do or teach, run for senate. That's the most realistic thing about Star Wars. Great episode, though
regarding Sabine's force sensitivity. I want to point out something that Sabine has said in both this episode and the last while talking to Huyang. in this episode she says "i don't feel the force ... NOT LIKE YOU." and in the previous episode she says she doesn't have the skills or the abilities with the force ... NOT LIKE EZRA." both times she qualifies her statements. if she isn't force sensitive then there is no need to qualify it. she should have just said I don't feel the force. period, full stop, end of sentence. adding the qualifier "not like you," means I do feel the force, just not the way you are able to.
I’m actually glad Sabine struggles with the force, because she never was strong with it. If she had moved that damn cup I was ready to call BS. I have no problem with her developing her latent force connection over time, maybe making her a better fighter (combined with her mandalorian training). I think this is setting the stage for a explanation why she’ll be able to at least hold
Her own against Shin later on and why she lost the first time, to show her growth and improvement.
@@WickedWorldzNE if sabine is eventually able to user the force like other jedi it wont be something that she can do this soon. i think the reason she lost to shin so easliy is that she is extremely rusty. i think after ahsoka walked away from her, i think she joined the lothal self defence force and has been flying around with them. (given that porter guy is spectre 21, she knew him by name, she has a rank of commander that they addressed her by, and she was kinda dressed like a pilot. also she had her mando armor packed away and her helmet just looked so abandoned in her room.) given that it was probably years since she last fought like that she did pretty good.
@@sakisaotome6753 She lost to Shin, because obviously Shin has been training for a while and has an affinity for the force, where as Sabine is out of practice and has latent abilities. She lost because the Dave Filoni wants you to see her growth when they face off again. It’s character development 101. It’s why the “good guys” tend to lose the first fight, train harder, and come back and win. If the good guy wins right away, the story is just over. We know there will be a round 2 and it isn’t going to be as lopsided as round 1.
Yeah it’s pretty obvious that all the Ghost Crew became high ranking officers because of their part in the rebellion. And Yes, she tucked her Mando armor away because, well, they were pretty much wiped out of existence. She obviously felt lost and abandoned after the Ghost Crew parted ways, and the loss of Kanan and Ezra, plus Ahsoka walking away. This doesn’t diminish her other skills, and I’m not saying she’s incompetent. But I’m sick of the “Mary Sue” roles and I am glad that after roughly 13 years of no training she wasn’t adept with the force. It makes more sense and feels more real.
Rey Skywalker is the most talented Jedi of them all.
@@WickedWorldzNE I dont actually disagree with anything you said there. What i was trying to say about Sabine's losing as badly as she did is the flip side of what you said. Yeah shin has obviously been training hard and so her skills are top notch. what i was getting at was that after everything that happened in sabine's life that you mention in her post she seems to have just given it all up.
So the skills she displayed in rebels with lightsabers they withered on the vine. maybe she had been keeping up with it initially after ezra left and certainly while she was Ahsoka's padawan for however long that lasted. but once Ahsoka left her, i kinda feel she went into a funk and just gave up on all it. her lightsabers skill went down, possibly her shooting skills went down as well. the one place where she still seems to shine is her flying & tinkering.
all that said, i will once agree with pretty much everything you said. I love that she is gonna have to struggle and work for what she is doing.
Grogu: I’m an ex-Jedi survivor of order 66 so avit of trauma, trained by many masters n descended of a race of the must respect Jedi ever Yoda that is strongly talented to the force.
Ashoka: I sense alot of fear, n attachment out of him. I refuse to train him.
Sabin: I’m a Mandelorian with a temperament problem, problem trusting people, full of regret for creating weapons use to arcade her people n lay waste her planet.
Ashoka: Sabin, could become a great Jedi!
Grogu: Screw, u all n Luck. I will become a Mandalorian n learn the force on my own, I’m extremely talented after all.
Solid episode. Not too sure about the kid being so "human". New Republic = Herberous.
There's no critical from the three of you no this episode is unbelievable
11:30 I think it's just a robot
This ep felt like a Clone Wars episode! The first two were mid but this one makes me excited for the series 💯
The first two were the prologue
Where is the other guy you use to do videos with?
All these fan theories are...well remember Mandalorian and the spies. LOL. Not paying attention to any of them. I'll let the show tell me. I can wait. (And it is not Ezra for sure).
Why is Jabby not reacting with you guys?
There is no way that is Galen.
21:30 so you didn't see Mandalorian season 3?
Ship came from Clone wars then rebels
I love Cortney she's awesome. Great review guys!
7:58 bro... pilot? 💀
It's sad Sabine only wore her mandalorian armor for just a minute then it's just gone.
Uhm not it is not lol... she will dorn the armor again.. this was prolly the actress trying not to be in custom when it wasn't absolutely necessary. They were on the ship training after all...
@@Phizzo4real hopefully, I just got weirded out on it. Usually they don't change outfits, they even build up on it in the previous episode. usually even during training or in the ship or anything I expected she'll just be in armor without the helmet, but in the whole episode she's just in her casuals.
@@kaharakaharathat was my gripe also.. I even had rebels playing while I watched this.. She rarely ever removed her armor entirely.. especially seeing how she isn’t force sensitive
Me watching this episode: Sabine is way better than Rey😎
That’s because Rey is lazy Girl boss writing. A character without any flaws and just knows and can do everything is a boring character, because there’s no room for growth. A character should never be the same by the end of the story. That is the POINT of a story. Lol
Rey's problem was always the writing, the origin of the character and the actress were always fine, I hope they can correct that with the next movie.
@@PAYTONMCKENZIE-rc5qq I have nothing against Daisy Ridley, she was just performing what was written. But Rey is an uninteresting character the way she was written. I never felt any attachment to her like I did with Luke, Leia, and Han.
As for Finn and Poe, they also were written as throw away characters I could care less about.
@@PAYTONMCKENZIE-rc5qq Finn was such a waste of an opportunity. It was clear he was supposed to be a Jedi. Poe was supposed to die at the crash on Jakku, but they decided to write him back into the movie. But they didn’t really give him a story or character arc. They all were just written so shallow and empty, very stagnant.
I'm not on board with all this Sabine has the Force thing, makes no sense to me
besides that, the episode was good
I know you guys already have a lot of things to react to. But please consider the Korean drama "Moving" as well. In Thailand, the new episode of this show airs on the same day as Ahsoka, so Wednesday has become my favorite day of the week for now. Highly recommended.
6:06 WRONG
6th! who deleted my other comment?
This show is definately not for new people, still don't know why I should care about these people even tho they say I should. also don't feel any stakes. everybody handles thing so matter of fact. and the dialogue has been kinda rough.
It's doubtful that Marrok is Ezra, or a version of Galen. It might be Luuke or Barriss Offee.
His/her voice sounded a lot like Starkillers / Galens voice. But a little bit more altered. There must be a reason, that the actor was in the credits for the last episodes (1+2; not in the credits for this one though...).
Yeah, I was guessing Cal Kestis at first, but more evidence is pointing to it being Galen.
@@PAYTONMCKENZIE-rc5qq why does it not make “any” sense?
well the jedi order didn't fall because of their training methods. you need to actually watch the movies. i've seen a lot of people do that. 'i dont like this about the jedi so thats why they fell.' no it's not.
So I have to ask, you just quit doing Rebels or what?
I've seen a few of these, and 'Flash' offers nothing to the video.
Ok sorry lol
This was the episode I became rabidly bisexual for Shin Hati
I think Tyrone Magnus makes a valid point about the dryness and boringness of Ahsoka. Even if you watch Rebels, none of the characters are really that interesting. I know SW diehards praise Kanan Jarrus but I really don't find him interesting. Neither with Ezra Bridger.
I guess no cast will ever match the OT cast of Vader, Han, Yoda, Obi-Wan, Luke, Leia, Chewie, Artoo, Threepio, Palpatine, and Lando. Prequels, Sequels, and Disney+ series never really matched the greatness of the Original Trilogy cast.
I rewatched Ep 3 and Shin and Marrok are terrible fighter pilots. They had all that time to shoot down Ashoka including her in a space jumpsuit outside the ship and they still kept missing like a Stormtrooper. Shin and Marrok need to learn to be a better fighter pilot and shoot down aircraft like Pete Mitchell AKA Maverick. Marrok does sound like General Grievious.
John Campea makes excellent points about the stupidity of characters in this show. It's mostly towards the senators especially that Asian guy who was in denial to what Hera was saying. It's as stupid as grown adults having a hard time chasing little Leia and Obi-Wan hiding her underneath a trench coat.
Dave Filoni is really going to dangle Ezra and Thrawn like carrots at Rebels and hardcore Star Wars fans until the very end.
These usa born feminist tropes are alienating 80% of the audience. People who sit in reality and want an escape. Gee thanks zoomed Disney.
I'm discontinuing this series.
1) it has mandolorian vibe it doesn't have its own signature style. obi-wan at least had its own mix style based on current and prequel.
2) tonnes of spoon feeding dialogues and annoying acting. It feels like they just filling the void spaces with not needed conversations. Not all, I am talking about few which really doesn't sync
3) by judging it all based on 3 episodes, I already know the ending.
Thanks for letting us know, good bye
Good riddance
1. Jon Favreau helped Dave, so there’s your Mandalorian Vibe. Though this feels more cinematic than Mandalorian.
2. I agree with the Spoon-feeding. It’s one of my complaints with the show as well. You don’t need to hold our hands through the whole series.
3. Most TV shows now-a-days have predictable endings. Sad but true. But I’m just going to wait and see.
@@WickedWorldzNE i just think Peter Ramsey works at projects which are allowing him to exaggerate his creative mind. by that i mean all his animated movies. Jon Favreau is producer for ahsoka as far as i know and script writer with dave.
when i said mandalorian vibe i mean the color tone, high contrast, any many other stuff.
sabine wren is shown as naive child and teenager, by most rebels from 2-4 season sabin character feels the depth while LIVE-action character feels dull to me.
person who is cast as Hera Syndulla, doing better job than Ahsoka herself.
Obi-wan is not my most fav series but it had way better character depth than ahsoka. they just talking about incidents in past while Obi-wan's trauma was visually making me feel for him.
Too many unnecessary female characters in the same scene, feels unbalanced and like a soap opera
Haaaa too many females. Well only 1 male reviewing it and there are two women..what a disgrace?
Well, One of the Male teammates is dead, one is lost, one is with Hera, and the other is in the outer Rim. Filoni always did an good job in Rebels in making both the male and female characters have strengths and weaknesses. I mean I doubt we will get Ezra back before the finale episode, and Zeb being a CG character, I doubt they’d include him for long periods because of the cost.
Cool. Cool cool cool. So every scene that has too many unnecessary male characters on screen, feels unbalanced and like a sausage fest? Pull your bloody head in , mate.