great video

There was a reason for the fighting, they literally explained it at the end of Part 1. I'm sorry but the point is to still show the rivalry of Johnny and Daniel is there. It's always gonna be there regardless of them being in the same dojo or not. While yes maybe it's annoying, it's part of the show, deal with it.

Never forget that when the day came that Anakin told Mace the truth about the Chancellor, Mace openly responded by stating that if it's true, Anakin will have gained his trust... Mace just stated right to Anakin's face that he never trusted him, something which Anakin doubted when the Chancellor told him right before that.

6:15 many people overlook him getting bitten by the snake in part 1 so it maybe get to him later on

Johnny Lawrence trying to be woke is so hilarious.

Sensei Wolf and the Iron Dragons are my favorite team in this part of Season 6. They deserve every victory they get.

Part 2 is brought to you by the word ANNOYING

they didn't have boba being trained,😂 he snuck in and blended in with the other clones

i love how genuine and intelligent your commentary is ngl, like you analyze it on a deep level, and the show can be quiet interesting with political and moral dilemmas that most people overlook

The logic of the Jedi Council: If we tell Anakin, he’ll tell the Chancellor, and the Chancellor-being a blabbermouth-will tell others, which will make it impossible for us to protect him. The real logic, however, is pure selfishness. The Council sees themselves as superior, wiser. They believe they know what they’re doing and are acting for the greater good. When Windu wanted to talk to Anakin, I’m convinced he was planning to send him on some mission and continue the lie. Windu would be the last person to admit a mistake or attempt to fix it. Symbolically, this can be tied to the episodes in Tales of the Jedi where Yes-man Windu is chosen for the Council instead of Dooku, who dared to ask questions and conducted his own investigation into the murder. It’s no coincidence that when Dooku later joined the Council, he was seen as its greatest skeptic, consistently disagreeing with the Council’s decisions. This was the moment the Jedi Council revealed their preference -submissive individuals who could be pawns in a political game that led nowhere. From Palpatine’s perspective, his manipulations are literally based on telling the truth: "They don’t trust you. I trust you" And the Jedi constantly hand him these cards to play.

"I suggest you have more faith in young Skywalker." -Yep, the Chancellor is just rubbing it on their faces that they don't trust Anakin enough. And the funny thing is, the Jedi Council continues to not trust Anakin, and it leads to their doom. Darth Vader hates the Jedi for that very same reason.

And this is why I love Terry Silver as a villain. Elegant, charming, deadly as a knife, and ruthless as any Bond villain. He's magnificent. If he showed up tomorrow as a hybrid between a Sith Lord and a Final Fantasy villain, I wouldn't question it.

The Chancellor wasted no time. He got close to Anakin even more because the Jedi lied to them both.

Just caught up with this series, keep it up! Your reactions have been great👏🏽

Older Jonathan is Bities's husband

The Jedi really be like: "Acting on emotional attachments is bad, until we use Anakin's emotional attachments to fake an assassination."

Since the events of Season 2, Boba has been in prison for almost a year, and Bossk has essentially taken over as a father figure, especially since Boba is kept in the same ward as the adults. During the incident in the prison, Boba and Bossk did manage to escape. With nothing else to do, Boba eventually embraces the Bounty Hunter life, though Bossks sticks by his side just in case.

great arc

If it was Anakin's reaction to the funeral that sold the sniper, they should've shown Anakin the truth after the funeral. Rip the band-aid off earlier and not let this be a problem. They didn't do that. This will push Anakin more to the Chancellor's camp against the Jedi. Now you realize why it was so easy for him to turn Anakin against the Order.

The fact that Kenobi's "killer" got cheers from the crowd goes to show just how hated the Jedi have become during the war. Heck, even before, people already saw them as tools of the rich.

Worth noting is that Boba knows Cad Bane. We won't see Cad teaching Boba because of well... Disney, but I can show you a key segment of this arc: kzbin.info/www/bejne/in3ahZ6ei7adY8ksi=5MA016huRuAoQ7tl Boba has honor, while Cad uses ruthless methods, which had to lead to a conflict. Don't worry about Cad; Boba had his blaster strength reduced, so it will be a painful injury, but Cad will survive. And now you can see that the dent in Boba's helmet is the result of his duel with Cad. What's worth noting is that in the previous episodes, Ahsoka was restraining Anakin. But here, she seems to agree with his methods. In previous episodes, she'd say something like "Master..." or "Patience..." In contrast, Ahsoka's reaction here is more like a slightly disoriented expression maybe even supporting Anakin's metods. This isn't Ahsoka who controlled Anakin's anger. It's also worth mentioning that Barriss was at the funeral. She wanted to console her friend and rationally help her deal with the loss, but it didn't really work. In their conversation, Ahsoka said that she felt she had to personally catch Kenobi's killer. You could even say that Ahsoka wanted to do it to find peace. Here's the conflict. Ahsoka wanted revenge, but she also wanted justice, a non-radical form of revenge. Ahsoka would consider catching Kenobi's killer as revenge, and that would satisfy her. This is small fragment and the end of thaat conversation: "Then let me do this, please stay here." - Barriss "I can't." - Ahsoka "Ahsoka..." - Barriss (Ahsoka enters the elevator silently, leaving Barriss behind.) In Anakin's case, there is no conflict. It's a normal form of revenge. Anakin wouldn't care about intentions, the employer, or anything else. He'd kill in revenge for the murder of a loved one, and only that would satisfy him. The only thing that stopped him was the kind of man Kenobi "was". Both cases are clearly negative. As for the Jedi Council: Should we be surprised? The Jedia Council has repeatedly shown that they are mainly concerned with war. Here is some quick logic: The leader of our faction is Palpatine > Someone wants to kidnap him > We will do everything to prevent it even if it means harming others and ourselves. As for the relationship between Anakin and Kenobi, Filoni said that they were always brothers. Anakin needed someone who would understand him and support him. That figure was Qui-Gon, but he died and the void was filled by Palpatine. What I want to say here is that Palpatine is a person who completely understands Anakin. And the Jedi Order? The Council didn't even want to accept him and they didn't even care that he was a slave. They didn't care at all who he was. Kenobi was supportive but could never understand Anakin. Kenobi relies on his own experiences and can't stand in Anakin's position because he doesn't understand it, he had never been in such a situation. For him, the decision to use Anakin in this way is controversial but acceptable "because it's for the good and he will surely understand".

Lois Lane older look was dedicated to Margot Kidder, she was the person who played Lois Lane in the original movie.

You’re the only one who’s complained

2:25 I mean Daniel kicked the door in front of his face, so If I were Johnny I would do the same thing😂

Calling someone a "neophyte" is basically the sophisticated way of calling someone a noob.

That blue horned dude with the staff is Mas Amedda; Chancellor Palpatine's political aide and assistant. He's there to say the things Palpatine wants to say, but can't, for the sake of decorum.

it has been a good ride

Bo Katan! The mandalorian you are thinking of is Bo Katan, and she IS the girl you you think of in live action This series does reveal some other important things about her buuuuut... spoilers ;)

There's debate about how Mina died On one hand as you see Dooku had no reservations in keeping her cause of death secret, and last season Bail Organa said that "Republic Spies" had informed it was mercs on Dooku's payroll who did her in However Separatist citizens do believe it was a Republic attack where not only her but other of their people died, and it was Padme telling Palpatine Mina's name that got his particular interest in her elimination as you saw last season In the end I bealieve that Palpatine had some part in making Lux believe Dooku killed his mother because he knew he would act brashly and ruin the peace meeting between the Republic and the Separatists, and its only gonna get worse from here

Let’s take a look at the peace negotiations-it's honestly laughable. The talks are held on Mandalore, and I wouldn’t be surprised if Satine was the one who initiated them. We see that the Republic sends Padmé and other experienced delegates, while the Separatists also send skilled diplomats. And who do the Jedi send? The so-called guardians of peace send only the inexperienced Ahsoka to peace negotiations. She mostly sits in silence which is understandable, and ultimately her actions, along with Lux’s, lead to the negotiations breaking down. 3:41 Yes, that’s Bo-Katan, voiced by the same actress. What’s worth noting here is that she is Pre Vizsla’s right hand and even commands her own elite unit, the Night Owls. As for Pre Vizsla, he talks a lot about his honor and his desire for revenge against Dooku for abandoning him. Yet, on the other hand, he kills innocents. Vizsla might speak of the honor of a warrior, but his obsessive desire to reclaim Mandalore leads to frustration and a loss of that honor. Vizsla is disgusted with himself because he and his Mandalorians lost control of Concordia (Mandalore;s moon in episodes with Kenobi and Satine) and now have to work as bounty hunters. Instead of embracing bounty hunting, Vizsla chooses to dominate weaker communities. That’s not honor-it’s arrogance and pride.

Crap like this is why the Empire bombed Mandalore. And why the Jedi put them down in the past. How bad do you have to be for both sides to put you down like a rabid dog?

7:59 That was the time for Demetri to defend his best friend🤦🏽

Master Kim refuses to die, because he thinks his granddaughter is an unworthy heir. That is what you call hardcore.

1:49 I mean nobody’s perfect but I wouldn’t say yoda sucks

0:59 I mean Padme once ruled all Naboo when she was just a teenager, well except the gungans

Loved your reaction! I'll give you a sub :)

they just don't care!!!

There was actually a video made about Daniel be the real bully of The Karate Kid 1984

@girlsavorscreen there’s only one more episode after this 😢

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4:24 I mean she was about to until the school bell rang

16:49 Right plus I saw in season 2 when he was a kid crying about something that happened with his stepdad and Kreese was being a prick to him

things are still weird and I am still confused!!

3:48 I thought you believed the galaxy was better off without the Jedi or the Sith

👏👏congrats to Lois

1:30 Okay, let’s break down all of Dooku’s current motivations and plans. Motivations: 1.Destroy/Dismantle the Republic. 2. Reform the Jedi Order and become its new leader. 3. Gain power and control, particularly over the Separatist Alliance and his home planet, Serenno. 4. Kill Palpatine and become the true master. 5. Recruit Kenobi due to a certain familial sentiment (both are connected to Qui-Gon). Even just looking at these motivations, it’s clear they are far too many and incredibly demanding to fully achieve. Moreover, they often contradict each other. For example, he cannot destroy the Republic as long as he is under Palpatine’s control but he needs him to influence the Jedi and the Republic. Dooku constantly adapts to the shifting circumstances and avoids focusing on acts of terror, such as slavery, because one wrong move could end his larger schemes. He must exploit every opportunity to his advantage. Let’s take the example of Dooku’s plan in Revenge of the Sith: 1. Kidnap the Chancellor. 2. Intentionally lose the duel and be captured by Anakin and Kenobi. 3. Testify before the Senate and actively assist the Republic in the war against the "Evil Separatists". 4. Order 66. 5. Dooku becomes the leader of the new Jedi Order. (defacto Sith Order) 6. Potentially kill Palpatine. (And of course, Dooku knows about Order 66-who do you think oversaw the creation of the clone army?) Palpatine’s Perspective: 1. Get kidnapped. 2. Order Dooku to lose the duel. 3. Anakin kill Dooku. 4:45 This is the Dark Side, but the Light Side has something similar called Electric Judgment-yellow, weaker lightning. For example, Jedi Master Plo Koon was known to use it.

Dooku wasn't consumed by the dark side at least not fully as I've explained before He really doesn't care about slavery as a tool for his plans, which is why he wants the eradication of the jedi order instead of their subjugation That's the difference between Dooku and Palpatine: Dooku still wants to fix what's broken and bring a new order to the galaxy, Palpatine has no ulterior motives for his actions he just wants absolute power

shout out to Rex

For real, the amount of times in this show that the Jedi *could* use the force but just *don't* for whatever reason is maddening, lol