Jod is most likely a rogue padawan who escaped Order 66 by changing his name constantly and keeping himself to places that those searching for him would never have looked.. pirate. Jod is not the bad guy, but is definitely not the "nice" guy.
Another reactor immediately went to Sith and I agree, Jod is a Hans Solo type - a survivor who allies or deceives anyone in his path to survive. I think I remember episode 6 is KB’s episode to shine. The kids are on their own on a planet hostile to kids. Absolutely a great episode. Can’t wait for next week!
Based on the other parts of this episode - how hard it was to get the kids to focus - and last week where they went into danger and forced him to stay behind - even if he was Obi-wan Kenobi, taking over command was the logical, even responsible, thing. Letting Fern be captain was fine UNTIL it was life or death, and she couldn’t comprehend the gravity of the situation. AND she had control of SM 33, and every order had to be argued out. I’m not saying it wasn’t 100% (or 67.3%) selfish, and he wants to ransom them. Also - infinite credits? They don’t have trade or ships coming in or going out. Where do the raw materials come from?
Jod may have ran off or kicked out as a padawan. He's not evil nor good, he just wants to use the Force for fun/treasure hunting. Which places him in a gray area between a Jedi and a Sith. (maybe lol)
17:44 I don't think this is how it seems. What happened here, 6:28. What did Jod say here, 15:07? I believe Jod is giving the children, particularly, Wim, what they all wanted, an adventure--KB and Neel are probably content with the lives they've lived on At Attin, but that isn't the case with Wim and Fern; those two dream of lives full of adventure! Jod isn't a bad guy, and he's proven that every step of the way. I believe he did what he did because things have taken a turn for the worst, and the only way for him to ensure the children's safety is to have SM-33 at his side, not asking Fern to give him permission every step of the way, as we just saw him do. Jod needs an assistant who will help without hesitation, and that's the droid he didn't want to trust, lol. 18:39 He's really making them feel as though they are in peril, which they are, but not with him. Had they stayed in the room, SM-33 still would have been there to protect them, most likely on the ship, away from the fighting that's about to ensue. It's going to be up to KB to make sure they don't set off any traps and Neel to be on the look out for obvious clues the others might miss. Fern is going to have to lead them back to the ship while keeping an eye on Wim. This arc seems to be a Wim and Fern centric one, giving them both what they desire. I suspect we'll see them both come out of this a bit more mature. 19:05 I'm going to say yes! We can assume that Jod is similar in age to Jude, right? Jude's 51 years old. This story takes place 28 years after Order 66, when Jod would have been 23 years old--Obi Wan was 25 at the beginning of TPM. Jod, being Force sensitive, is old enough to have been picked up by Jedi and raised on Courscant at the Jedi temple like every other Force sensitive person his age and older. This episode, and the third one, had Jod say things we know Jedi to have said. We shouldn't ignore the fact that Jod keeps looking out for the children. He could have left/killed them several times already and he hasn't done that. Why? These children are doing for him, what so many others have done for other Jedi who lost their way after Order 66: they're showing Jod that there is something worth fighting for. Jod betrayed every other partner he had before the children, as evidenced by his former colleagues, but he has done right by the children every step of the way. Why? The children have grown on him, and his connection to the Force is improving. We didn't hear the Force being acted upon in the previous episodes, but we certainly heard it in this one. This was a fun episode. I can't wait to see what happens next week. Nice reaction you two, and welcome back Jenny =)
If memory serves me the name given to him at the booking desk by the alien female makes him Qui Gon Gins first padawan before Obi One.This is in new Canon. He quit Jedi training because he was rebellious and behaved like pirates.
Nah, Jod is too young to be Qui Gon Jin's first padawan before Obi Wan. Obi-Wan is like 57 in New Hope (0ABY) and Skeleton Crew is like a few years after RotJ (4 years after New Hope - 4ABY), if Jod is older than Obi-Wan then he must be in his 60s, late 60s even if the 9ABY is correct. Jod seem more like a youngling who got taught all the basic Jedi's lesson but never make it to become a Jedi (Padawan even).
I am enjoying this show. I'm just wondering if they tie this show into the New Republic era shows with the Mandalorian, Boba Fett and Ashoka storylines.
Sorry, ex-sith doesn't make sense. There are only 2, if more show up they are rivals and they fight until there are only 2 again. Jedi and Sith are religions. Jod could simply be an apostate that wants nothing to do with force faiths.
He is Mando is he never found and Became changed by Grogu and so this person is already bad and Mandis says you cant trust a pirate and I think They will Meet mando and Grogu a real good force user. Mando in the kids world would fit fine
Jedi is a religion. Jod could be a knight or padawan that survived Order 66 and stopped following the Jedi religion. Ex-mormons don't continue calling themselves mormon.
Loved this episode so much have a Merry Christmas to you guys i now think we have enough clues to piece together how the story will go now, I think the Supervisor is the old pirate who crashed on At Attin has been using the people of the planet to work for him printing old republic credits over the eons letting him sit there in his rich tower surrounded by his treasure. This is also why we never saw the hologram pirate face too we are going to get a build it to whoever the Supervisor is.
“Your focus determines your reality.” - Qui Gon Jinn, in The Phantom Menace
Pokkit is played by Kelly MacDonald! That’s the voice actor of Merida from Brave.
And Helena Ravenclaw.
So At Attin is basically the Fort Knox of the Old Republic.
Jod is most likely a rogue padawan who escaped Order 66 by changing his name constantly and keeping himself to places that those searching for him would never have looked.. pirate. Jod is not the bad guy, but is definitely not the "nice" guy.
Jod reminds me of a cross in between Qui Gon Jin and Kyle Katarn.
Merry Christmas! Glad you are on the mend Ginny missed you last week. Hope you have a Happy New Year.
Jod and Billy Butcher have a LOT in common. 😂
I just love this series, I really really do.
Another reactor immediately went to Sith and I agree, Jod is a Hans Solo type - a survivor who allies or deceives anyone in his path to survive.
I think I remember episode 6 is KB’s episode to shine. The kids are on their own on a planet hostile to kids.
Absolutely a great episode. Can’t wait for next week!
Based on the other parts of this episode - how hard it was to get the kids to focus - and last week where they went into danger and forced him to stay behind - even if he was Obi-wan Kenobi, taking over command was the logical, even responsible, thing. Letting Fern be captain was fine UNTIL it was life or death, and she couldn’t comprehend the gravity of the situation. AND she had control of SM 33, and every order had to be argued out.
I’m not saying it wasn’t 100% (or 67.3%) selfish, and he wants to ransom them.
Also - infinite credits? They don’t have trade or ships coming in or going out. Where do the raw materials come from?
The mines? Where the kids end who don't pass their tests?
Jod may have ran off or kicked out as a padawan. He's not evil nor good, he just wants to use the Force for fun/treasure hunting. Which places him in a gray area between a Jedi and a Sith. (maybe lol)
Everyone likes a scoundrel.
What fun! Merry Christmas and I had to turn on the subtitles to catch the Cthallops/Cthulhu reference.
Oh I picked it up immediately
Good episode. Merry Christmas!!
17:44 I don't think this is how it seems. What happened here, 6:28. What did Jod say here, 15:07? I believe Jod is giving the children, particularly, Wim, what they all wanted, an adventure--KB and Neel are probably content with the lives they've lived on At Attin, but that isn't the case with Wim and Fern; those two dream of lives full of adventure!
Jod isn't a bad guy, and he's proven that every step of the way. I believe he did what he did because things have taken a turn for the worst, and the only way for him to ensure the children's safety is to have SM-33 at his side, not asking Fern to give him permission every step of the way, as we just saw him do. Jod needs an assistant who will help without hesitation, and that's the droid he didn't want to trust, lol.
18:39 He's really making them feel as though they are in peril, which they are, but not with him. Had they stayed in the room, SM-33 still would have been there to protect them, most likely on the ship, away from the fighting that's about to ensue. It's going to be up to KB to make sure they don't set off any traps and Neel to be on the look out for obvious clues the others might miss. Fern is going to have to lead them back to the ship while keeping an eye on Wim. This arc seems to be a Wim and Fern centric one, giving them both what they desire. I suspect we'll see them both come out of this a bit more mature.
19:05 I'm going to say yes! We can assume that Jod is similar in age to Jude, right? Jude's 51 years old. This story takes place 28 years after Order 66, when Jod would have been 23 years old--Obi Wan was 25 at the beginning of TPM. Jod, being Force sensitive, is old enough to have been picked up by Jedi and raised on Courscant at the Jedi temple like every other Force sensitive person his age and older. This episode, and the third one, had Jod say things we know Jedi to have said. We shouldn't ignore the fact that Jod keeps looking out for the children. He could have left/killed them several times already and he hasn't done that. Why? These children are doing for him, what so many others have done for other Jedi who lost their way after Order 66: they're showing Jod that there is something worth fighting for.
Jod betrayed every other partner he had before the children, as evidenced by his former colleagues, but he has done right by the children every step of the way. Why? The children have grown on him, and his connection to the Force is improving. We didn't hear the Force being acted upon in the previous episodes, but we certainly heard it in this one.
This was a fun episode. I can't wait to see what happens next week. Nice reaction you two, and welcome back Jenny =)
Prediction -- the Supervisor is the old pirate captain that disappeared.
My schools didn't have basic economics I had to start at advanced economics in my senior year but that's all they taught me lol
I wonder if that Lit Up red
If memory serves me the name given to him at the booking desk by the alien female makes him Qui Gon Gins first padawan before Obi One.This is in new Canon. He quit Jedi training because he was rebellious and behaved like pirates.
Nah, Jod is too young to be Qui Gon Jin's first padawan before Obi Wan. Obi-Wan is like 57 in New Hope (0ABY) and Skeleton Crew is like a few years after RotJ (4 years after New Hope - 4ABY), if Jod is older than Obi-Wan then he must be in his 60s, late 60s even if the 9ABY is correct. Jod seem more like a youngling who got taught all the basic Jedi's lesson but never make it to become a Jedi (Padawan even).
Whose lightsaber is it? Maybe we get a big reveal at the end.
I am enjoying this show. I'm just wondering if they tie this show into the New Republic era shows with the Mandalorian, Boba Fett and Ashoka storylines.
SM 33 is the Capitain Pirate
I wonder if he's not so much the captain, as programmed to be the captain.
That would be an awesome twist
Dash stenton. Simular to arc stanton in the movie: the god the bad and the ugly.
Not only is it pretty good Star Wars, but it's easily better than at least half the Pirates of the Caribbean movies.
I definitely love the idea of jod being a ex sith
Sorry, ex-sith doesn't make sense. There are only 2, if more show up they are rivals and they fight until there are only 2 again. Jedi and Sith are religions. Jod could simply be an apostate that wants nothing to do with force faiths.
Jod is palpatine's son
He is Mando is he never found and Became changed by Grogu and so this person is already bad and Mandis says you cant trust a pirate and I think They will Meet mando and Grogu a real good force user. Mando in the kids world would fit fine
Jedi is a religion. Jod could be a knight or padawan that survived Order 66 and stopped following the Jedi religion.
Ex-mormons don't continue calling themselves mormon.
Loved this episode so much have a Merry Christmas to you guys i now think we have enough clues to piece together how the story will go now, I think the Supervisor is the old pirate who crashed on At Attin has been using the people of the planet to work for him printing old republic credits over the eons letting him sit there in his rich tower surrounded by his treasure. This is also why we never saw the hologram pirate face too we are going to get a build it to whoever the Supervisor is.
This show sucks. It’s so boring
Your comment is so boring!
@ uh ok?