I like her. She's a total writing nerd. What's annoying is her audio is totally off.

Brilliant acting.

Apologies, normally my comments about Filoni and Lucas Film are a little more balanced. What I should have said in reference to Filoni being a narcissist and an egomaniac, is that he “appears” to be a narcissist and egomaniac that can’t not make a single Star Wars story that is of his own creation and characters, that doesn’t suck, lately, as in the last 10 years or so. He is the head of the writing/creative and content department, so written created by him or not, seems everything would have to have his final approval and likely much of his own influence. Filoni has also done some really great things, such as his contributions to The Clone Wars, Rebels and The Mandalorian, but again, he wasn’t in charge of any of those projects. Take for example tge current Rey films, episodes 7-9. George Lucas didn’t just sell the company and say “Peace Mother F’ers, I’m out!” Rather he handed them scripts, stories for episodes 7-9 and said “Now go forth and make shit tons of money and praise from fans”. So what does Lucas Film do with this lay-up? They shit canned it, straight to the round file.m, threw it on the burn pit! The infuriating part for fans is that failure, after failure, after failure, after failure, and on and on, Lucas Film just keeps running the same play. Their playbook literally has one play that continues to fail. It’s as if they’re brained damaged or a room full of mentally handicapped people all bouncing ideas of each other, -that’s not problematic. The numbers and failure of revenue projections alone should send a clear signal , but it doesn’t! Please, include George, get his advice, put him in charge for a period if he’s agreeable to it. Who knows, could be worse with Lucas, I don’t think it would be, but at the very least, something different would be happening. The other simple solution is to adapt Star Wars novels, (which they own the rights to) to big screen and series and don’t monkey with them too much, except in the spirit of the difficulties of adapting books to film. In other words, in a novel, you often get an internal monologue or thought process from a character, their internal point of view. When adapting a book to screen, most of this has to be left out or it needs to be conveyed in different ways where possible. For example sometimes they can get a point across through body language. Novels are adapted to screen routinely and in some ways is almost more difficult. And talk about pissed off fans that read the book(s) first, oh man. The point is, it’s done all the time, it would be instant success for Star Wars, Lucas Film, Filoni and ultimately the fans and shareholders.