Ahsoka: A Show About Nothing

[@caselleknoxiv589]

Like Sydrome said, "When everyone's super no one will be." Disney's version of the force.

[@peabrain6872]

George lucas himself said everyone can use the force, some better than others. Theres multiple factors like midichlorians and wanting to use it, but this isnt disney dumbass

[@treystephens6166]

Poopy 💩

[@CyberLance26]

People nowadays want everybody to be exactly the same. People being different used to be seen as a good and normal thing and it made people special, interesting and fun but nowadays differences is just seen as offensive, sexist, racist and other negative things like that. If everybody is exactly the same then nobody will feel offended is how people think these days. In old stuff they sometimes had the message that if everybody was the same then the world would be a boring place to live in but i never see that message in anything anymore.

[@creed22solar123]

​@@CyberLance26and yet they call it diversity 😂

[@mrcarmant]

that.s the participation trophee mindset. Everybody must be a winner, even the loosers.

[@cman9099]

i feel that more reviewers watch these shows than real people

[@theunknowngamer5477]

Fake accounts, paid shills, the definition of B.S. because it's fun.... Amazing and a new level of entertainment is found from the YT channels, the public posts, endorsing the actual crap. Is fake joy some fad, an artificial sarcasm club....WTF? Insanity in moderation, I am allowed that much of a life. Without these sad reviewers, reality reeely would suck.

[@mattrex8599]

Yeah. I kind of wish people would stop hate watching it so their numbers go even lower.

[@nemamiah7832]

I agree, reviewers aren't real people :D

[@jimtaylor294]

They watch it, so we don't have to 😂

[@literallyhomeless1043]

And more people are starting youtube channels to do this so again, more views

[@mat.b.]

Ahsoka: Grogu is too old to be trained now despite his force powers, he has formed friendship with 1 person also Ahsoka: I guess I can train this 29 year old with no force sensitivity to be a Jedi, whatever, she's my friend

[@armedraptor5114]

Well Grogu is powerful and could become a threat, that's def not the case for Sabine.

[@jesterssketchbook]

@@armedraptor5114 was that mentioned or implied in the show/s?

[@Nighthowlerschannel]

​​@@armedraptor5114haven't been keeping up with the series whatsoever, but if that were the case then it's all the more reason to train Grogu to better control the force?

[@armedraptor5114]

@@jesterssketchbook kinda, you can see in him all the stuff that scared the order of anakin. He's got issues with attachment and likes to force choke. You could argue ahsoka should pick him up because she's not the order, that's the whole point, but thinking abt it, those weren't her problems with them. It was the arrogance and betrayal of their values during the Clone Wars, in fact she seems to be having troubles with attachment herself, constantly leaving ppl. I wish this series gets better writing bc this is some interesting stuff to explore but so far it's been pretty lame.

[@moabman6803]

It's not complicated. Ahsoka is trying to help her use the force a little. Thrawn has the ability to keep force users from using the force. Sabine will be very useful.

[@Tim_the_Enchanter]

It's not about nothing. It's about walking around and looking at stuff.

[@thenightingale7405]

I'm not necessarily opposed to a show about nothing. In some niche fantasy genres, this kind of story is called "slice of life."

[@nova_supreme8390]

So it is a walking simulator but as TV series?

[@jamiesanchez8063]

Don’t forget the arm crossing and stares.

[@LordHollow]

And dramatic arm folding!

[@simcard027]

slowly

[@Awakened_Mucacha]

Syndrome is in charge of everything, unironically: *"And when everyone's super no one will be."*

[@jimtaylor294]

I now suspect Kathleen Kennedy saw The Incredibles back when working for George and thought "hmmm; good idea Syndrome".

[@c0d3warrior]

To bad nearly noone really cares about SW and the farce anymore. Disney just can't acknowledge this because then the people who killed it would be out of a job - so zombie SW will continue until investors stop throwing money to waste.

[@peabrain6872]

George said himself everyone has the force but not everyone can use it

[@merrick1588]

The dog fight is terrible because everyone making it forgot they were fighting in a 3D environment so the didn't have to run straight into the rear guns to make a pass.

[@estuardo2985]

Reminds me of Star Trek Discovery when an object was going to hit the ship and a crewman yelled out collision starboard but the CGI showed it hitting port side. (Actually the dorsal portion but on the port side).

[@dovidstaples9985]

Then when the ship was disabled they kept making strafing shots at Ahsoka instead of just sitting where they were and blowing up the whole ship

[@moabman6803]

They made several passes from other directions. If they stop flying Ahsoka can easily force push them.

[@adamjenkins7653]

Its more dumb as the only weapon that was a threat was a capital ships cannon. The fighters were flown by morons, and armed with candy poppers.

[@seriousnesstv7902]

@@moabman6803she could have force stopped them anyways

[@Unknown.NotRegistered]

It will probably turn out the Ahsoka "series" could have probably be trimmed down to a TV-release hour and a half movie feature and we would have missed nothing.

[@johnhoran9840]

After 4+ hours of boredom they'll jump to the other galaxy and find Thrawn. That's all, just find him. He'll probably just stand there looking into the camera for a moment or so, then the credits will roll and they'll say "tune in some time in 2026 for season 2!".

[@estuardo2985]

cmon you don't expect to cram in all the important dramatic staring and walking into an hour and a half.

[@EbenezerEibenhardt]

The Ahsoka series could have been trimmed down to an 8-page mini comic insert in the plastic envelope with your Happy Meal toy and we would have missed nothing.

[@leedobson]

And I still wouldn't have watched it

[@moabman6803]

Actually you can trim down any media. So what?

[@RydarkVoyager]

"Slower than fossilization."

[@davepost7675]

I really believe that the writers first write what scenes they want in the show, the loosely tie those scenes together. I really hope Sabine isn't able to use the Force.

[@Iron-Bridge]

She's a chick. And in Star Wars that means she'll be enabled by plot convenience to be able to use it.

[@rustyshackleford9017]

​@@Iron-Bridgewhich is hilarious, cuz in rebels she was already an accomplished warrior who didn't need the fn force. they musta forgot

[@Volyren]

Its amatuer fanfic habits. I write scenes, then tie them together too. But I first make a several page outline. Barely notes. "Big guy punches him. Makes him flashback to event 3. Drops a battery. Important later. Scene change. The fraggle orgy is still going on. That kinda stuff. I have a start, a finish, and the events that matter, and why. A skeleton. Barebones. Now I can write whatever scene I feel like at the moment. 3 toes, then a nipple. The pancreas and the left knee. And when I'm finally done, it all fits together. Because the skeleton was there. But modern writers never moved beyond noob fanfic level. So they just slap random limbs together and make a frankensteinian monster.

[@jaylenware363]

@@rustyshackleford9017 Right. She was able to put Kanan on the back foot during a training session when she actually started taking training seriously. But that doesn't matter ig

[@SirPrimrose]

@@Volyrenwhat a vivid but freakishly accurate explanation of how a lot of writing is nowadays. It’s like they went to the box of parts and picked each one because it was shiny and cool, not because they fit together.

[@lesigh1749]

When you are stunning and brave, you don't need adventure and a plot to carry your show, you can just stand and gaze at other stunning and brave characters.

[@jameslauder3984]

I know right? There was so much stunning and brave in this episode that I started having menstrual cramps.

[@NorthernXY]

When everyone is special, no one is.

[@peabrain6872]

Everyone has the force, george made that a thing

[@thorshammer7883]

​@@peabrain6872 Give context first before insinuating something. What is your point to begin with?

[@CyberLance26]

People nowadays want everybody to be exactly the same. People being different used to be seen as a good and normal thing and it made people special, interesting and fun but nowadays differences is just seen as offensive, sexist, racist and other negative things like that. If everybody is exactly the same then nobody will feel offended is how people think these days. In old stuff they sometimes had the message that if everybody was the same then the world would be a boring place to live in but i never see that message in anything anymore.

[@NorthernXY]

@CyberLance26 I remember in the 90s I heard the phrase "I don't agree with what you say but I'll fight for your right to say it". I never hear that anymore. Now we have compelled speech, where people try to cancel or have you arrested because you dead named a person. The left preaches tolerance, but only for what they believe in.

[@peabrain6872]

@@thorshammer7883 george lucas said everyone is connected to the force but not everyone can use it

[@Amocoru]

That Filoni-mignon and bologna line was just pure chef's kiss. Perfect way to end a video.

[@blacklivesorblackvotes2985]

@@achaudhari101 yes exactly

[@dashcamandy2242]

"Barely an inconvenience." **nods approvingly** Confirming, once again, that you are a man of _exquisite_ taste.

[@Spiderwolfer]

You could almost say, super easy.

[@ryker4455]

Look I'm gonna need you to get all the way of my back about this need for approval that you have.

[@ryker4455]

​@@Spiderwolfer Hey shut up 😉

[@thatHARVguy]

Wow, wow wow wow.

[@buddykerr1]

Shows where nothing happens are tight!

[@jennycomelately]

I think that black knight man “Marrok” is best boy at this point, simply by virtue of having only spoken 8 words.

[@kirby7294]

David Tennant only ever makes sense. Of course, naturally that means no one listens to him and dismisses him.

[@david7522]

I'm just waiting for him to pull off his helmet and be Ezra

[@Сайтамен]

Droid Huyang is the best boy. He is a based.

[@adamH.1]

Despite all those theories about him out there, I really really REALLY don't care who he is as its obviously a very cheap move to keep us interested

[@jesusisking3722]

​@@adamH.1I really hope it's not Sam witwer playing him. Dude deserves to be in better material.

[@darthgeist3966]

Speaking of people having trouble with the Force, Zayne Carrick from the KotoR comics who has a weird connection with the Force. Anytime he tries using the Force, it almost never works as he intends it to. As the story progresses, we learn that it's a unique trait that doesn't just affect him, but other Force Users around him. His presence makes using the Force a gamble. it might work, it might not, or it might do the opposite. That made it very interesting. Because he himself didn't have to be powerful to contend with other Force Users stronger than him, because when he's around, the Force is effectively in a state of Confusion. So the more powerful you are, the worse the side-effects could be. In general though, you either Are or you Aren't Force Sensitive. It's not a skill you can pick up. You can learn to Resist the Force without being Force Sensitive, but you can't just learn to use the Force without that Sensitivity. The only time I can recall non-Sensitives using the Force was in the Jedi Academy: Jedi Knight PC game, and that was only because an Ancient Sith Artifact, the Scepter of Marka Ragnos, had the ability to absorb Dark Side energy and could imbue it into other people. This allowed the Dark Force user Tavion to swell the ranks of her forces with Darkside Users by imbuing normal soldiers with the Force using the Scepter. However this was always temporary. And when the Scepter was destroyed at the end of the story, everyone who'd been Force Power from it had instantly lost those abilities. Stating that their powers were explicitly tied to this Sith Artifact acting as a Medium and once it was destroyed, they went back to being normal, non-sensitive people.

[@MrManfhis]

Zayne was a beast of a character, you don't get writing like that these days. Old republic stuff was peak Star Wars and I hope Disney won't touch it with their dirty hands.

[@peabrain6872]

As george said everyone has the force but not everyone can use it

[@jacobdill4499]

​@@peabrain6872might be more accurate to say everyone is part of the force but not everyone can use it.

[@peabrain6872]

@@jacobdill4499 that’s basically the same

[@coebaltraizure6137]

​@@peabrain6872semantics are very important at times.

[@catsithx]

Gotta squeeze that blood from that rock

[@crazyredhead4968]

Geoed can bleed lmao

[@O4C209]

More people watching the review of the show than watch the show... makes sense, the review is entertaining.

[@blacklivesorblackvotes2985]

⁠​⁠@@achaudhari101 there weren’t 14 million views. Stop coping. You shills are embarrassing.

[@treystephens6166]

Lord Vader 💩

[@mrzirak792]

​@@achaudhari101 i thought it was *1.4* not 14 millions.

[@ziaco9166]

Stay mad + wrong,

[@hez859]

Lmao stfu. Star Wars fans are sometimes the worst thing about Star Wars

[@danielscott8180]

Did anyone catch Sabine's surprised look when Ahsoka uses the Force to move the cup? Why would she be surprised at Ahsoka moving a cup when she has been around her for years and has also watched both Kanan and Ezra do even wilder things with the Force? It is as if Filoni just threw this shit together over a weekend.

[@nfineon]

Its a show about 6 girl bosses that are the key to everything. A WB fem drama set in space, soon to be led by Sabine Skywalker

[@timmyisthereason]

what if it was 6 boy bosses?

[@nfineon]

@@achaudhari101 1. Ahsoka 2. Commander Sabine 3. General Hera 4. Shin Hati 5. Morgan Elsbeth 6. Mon Mothma All the white men are weak, or evil, same trope as in the last 5 starwars films/series.

[@enzoamore8971]

What the...

[@Iron-Bridge]

​@@nfineonTo be fair, Mon Mothma at least has strong lore from the time of the Original Trilogy and she's written well in Andor. I don't have issues with her. The others? 🤣🤣🤣

[@sea_triscuit7980]

​@@timmyisthereasonthey wouldn't have an issue with it because they're a bunch of women hating weirdos who wonder why they can't find a girlfriend

[@endersblade]

That reminds me of the old Star Wars Galaxies game. In the vanilla version, being a Jedi was extremely rare, and very powerful. Once the NGE hit, anyone could be a Jedi and they got nerfed into the ground, so nobody wanted to become one.

[@lesigh1749]

True, though pre-NGE I seem to recall the hands-down most kick ass career war Teras kasai master. Because who would think blasters and such were dangerous in Star Wars, when clearly it was always meant to be a kung fu fighting setting.

[@leafyishereisdumbnameakath4259]

ill check this out

[@couguard]

In the clone wars cartoon, a clone (human) had a kid with a twi'lek. In the rebels cartoon, kanan (human) and hera had the green haired kid. Both are filoni shows. In the knight of the old republic 2 video game, the companion character atton has a strong defense against mind reading because he was playing sabak (a card game) in his head, no force sensitivity required. Sabine could easily have that kind of training, since she is a mandalorian, an ancestral enemy of the jedi.

[@AuspexAO]

Atton is actually a Force Sensitive, but you're right in saying that a non-sensitive could probably be almost as effective as him if they practiced the technique.

[@DawidKov]

It's never actually confirmed that those kids are Cut's. External material suggests that they are not. Makes sense, considering that clones are supposed to be sterile. They _are_ half-human though.

[@bjrnhalfhand2258]

​@@DawidKovclones are sterile? What source? Not the old EU because clones in that had children. Is this a new canon thing?

[@DawidKov]

@@bjrnhalfhand2258 Well I admit, I'd just assumed that they are. It'd be beyond moronic not to make them sterile. There is zero benefit, and all sorts of problems that would be solved by it.

[@bjrnhalfhand2258]

@@DawidKov yeah I'd agree. Creating millions of clones and not making them sterile is idiotic but it seems the cloners didn't think of that.

[@megmucklebones7538]

What a very diverse cast they have.

[@jameslauder3984]

“The more I hear about diversity, diverse it gets” - Dilbert

[@OffendEveryoneImmediately]

If you are noticing the diversity, It’s most likely because It’s occurring in a forced rather than natural way.

[@DrTimes99]

Can we just sit back and imagine a better show where Jacen is being trained by Ahsoka as a Jedi while Sabine is training to fight like a Mandalorian, paralleling how Ezra was being torn between Kanan's Jedi Training and Rex's solider training? This, going on while they all look for Ezra, culminating in Jacen finding Ezra, his father's apprentice a in a sense older brother. Such a simple path to success....

[@mongooseunleashed]

Cringe....

[@chilbiyito]

Didn't Filoni create these characters? What the hell is he doing

[@willfanofmanyii3751]

Ahsoka and Sabine promised to bring Ezra back... why the hell would they have Jacen do it?

[@DrTimes99]

@@willfanofmanyii3751 It's poetry. It rhymes. You introduce the child of the "mentor figure" and then don't have them participate in the rescue of the "old student"? It's why some people were hoping that Rey was related to Obi-wan. Tropes like these exist for a reason. They have cathartic narrative resolution. Unless Jacen participates in the story, his inclusion is superfluous. A Chekov's gun that never goes off. He should be about, 12 years old or so, considering the show takes place about 10 ABY. According to different sources, Rebels ended at 1BBY, but I'm not believing that Ezra at the end of that show was 18, maybe 16, I'm putting the ending at 3BBY. Anakin was 9 when he joined the Jedi order and Ezra was 14 when Kanan began training him. No reason why 12 year old Jacen shouldn't tag along and get trained. (A normal thing in SW). What's more, it rhymes with the concept of the young kid traveling with our heroes. Clone Wars had Ahsoka, Rebels had Ezra, even Bad Batch has Omega. This show is attempting to be a sequel of sorts to the first two, so it makes sense to follow a similar structure. The way to do it however, is that Jacen would need to be a distinctly different character than the others. Not self-assured like Ahsoka, not untrusting like Ezra, not sheltered like Omega. I'm rambling, the point is it would flow with the overall narrative of the story for him to be there, allowing for viewers to notice parallels and foils with other characters.

[@hez859]

​@@DrTimes99eh, im liking the show. I'm convinced Star Wars fans can never be happy. Ever. They want to chase a nostalgia and it's skewed their own perception of the story in my opinion. Everyone is screaming "Boo, girl boss" if there are more than two women on screen... men are so goddamn triggered about this show it's dumb. Sabine gets her ass kicked and has doubts and struggles (something dudes complained about with Rey understandably) and still manage to complain about it. Idk Star Wars theory is the most critical star wars person on KZbin and even he's digging it.

[@scream6671]

As the great Cosmo once said: "It's a Show about NOTHING, when do we know when its over?" and the Icky Vicky replied! "I do!" and changed the channel, everyone change the channel!

[@bobrosstwin5373]

It’s about selling that Ahsoka

[@carlosrivas1629]

screw him up his kester, it just started and what a turd

[@paolopesare3566]

Fans: "I Guess we'll find out what happened to Ezra and Thrawn!" Lucasfilm: "here's the not requested Sabine's unnecessary jedi training!"

[@46sn29]

Love the subtle shout out to Pitch Meetings.

[@Jeremy-zw8ur]

Remember at the end of Rian Johmsons star wars (forget the name of #8) that random kid using the force to sweep with that broom? Thats when that shit started...the "everyone can do it"..."everyone is special".

[@Neutral_Tired]

When you see Jacen in the Rebels epilogue, he had a green tint in his skin in some places, most notably on the ears. He still looks jarringly human but at least an effort was made

[@larryfenderson8922]

They're never gonna train or make Kanan's son a jedi for the simple fact that he's a boy.

[@davepost7675]

When Ahsoka was out on the wing, they really should have shown her using the force. She should have been deflecting the shots back at the fighters. Instead of waiting for a fighter to come close so she could Rey flip its wing off, she should have force jumped towards a ship that was way too far for a normal person to get to.

[@tanizaki]

I like how a 120 lb zoomer can survive a lightsaber but a starfighter cannot.

[@TryingtoTellYou]

I'd like to think ship guns were too powerful to be deflected by lightsabers.

[@moabman6803]

Light saber is way more powerful than a normal blaster shot.

[@silvussol8966]

@@achaudhari101- Upper hip? It went though her torso, it would have gotten her liver for certain and likely also damaged the kidney and lower part of the lung. Lightsabers destroy the material that was there, they don’t just cut or injure it. Sabine definitely should have died.

[@darkwolfe6286]

​@@silvussol8966I notice when people are comparing light saber battles ( Maul vs Qui-Gon ) no one seems to remember the battle in Palpatine's office where he stabbed and killed two Jedi masters quickly and there was no doubt about them dying. Then Sheev folded a 3rd one and then only Mace was left. You would figure if anyone is going to survive a light saber stab it would be a Jedi master ( member on the council) but if she would have been in her armor I could have given it some credit but nope

[@Timberboar]

Filoni mignon vs. Filoni baloney was inspired. Kudos

[@i_grok_u2902]

This show is about girl bosses...girl bossing. Making faces and being rude.

[@e69alpha]

take that BOYS

[@tjroelsma]

That's just a different and complicated way of spelling the word "nothing".

[@maguffintop2596]

And most importantly… crossing their arms.

[@timmyisthereason]

i prefer shows about boy bosses...boy bossing. Making faces and being rude.

[@quantumvideoscz2052]

But... it's not? They're female characters, yes, but not particularly different or better or worse than male ones.

[@Evets_03]

I just saw the KZbin ad of the actors talking about how great and impactful the story is and I gotta give praise because I facepalmed so hard. They even talked about Sabine’s “personality” and how her struggling makes her relatable 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@gs4011]

Could you imagine if Ahsoka realized that even if Sabine didn't have the Force, she could instead be trained in how to fight force users, using mando tricks, pure skill, and clever thinking to even the playing field? Could you imagine if Ahsoka trained her in how to counter each trick a jedi has, learning as much from her student as the student does from her? Wouldn't that be cool?

[@darthlaurel]

And then she'd become evil and use it on her master and we could be done with all this nonsense.

[@zionmarcelo]

the showrunners apparently don't know who the mandalorians are...

[@sologirl7194]

2:18: It seems like Han Solo was the last one who understood the force. Maybe that also explains why he was one of the very few in Disney SW to be killed by a lightsaber stab through his chest: because he KNEW he should be dead now 😊

[@FunPicard]

It's fortunate Lucas had the foresight to create a universe in which females of all species have no internal organs in the chest area.

[@alexism9656]

Wait, who got stabbed in the chest and lived?

[@NeilPower]

I remember this debate over who can use the Force. Someone finally put it this way, we all can play the piano but probably only a handful of us can be Beethoven.

[@johnmchugh8049]

Dude , it’s so much fun arguing with the Disney apologists about this show - the mental gymnastics they do to support the show is hilarious

[@Dec4AllTimeAlways]

*Andor* After I rewatched Andor yesterday, it's now my #1 best and favorite of the Disney+ SW series. It plays out like several different movies in it. With Cassian, it's like The Fugitive (1993) after the first 3 episodes. Then it becomes a heist film, then a prison break film, and then In The Line Of Fire (1993)/Vantage Point (2008) that leads to a riot. We forget Forrest Whitaker who was in Vantage Point makes a great appearance as Saw Gerrera again. With Dedra, it coincides Cassian in prison as a court drama. Then all kinds of stuff happening with Syril, Luthen, and Mon Mothma. This might be peak Star Wars and it's funny because it's the least like Star Wars. Tony Gilroy explores the people on the ground-level and basement. There are no Jedis here. Nobody who is Force sensitive. They're just the everyday, blue-collar people dealing with the Empire. Notice Gilroy didn't use too many aliens. He had mostly human characters. No goofy aliens to cater to children. And his characters act the most realistic from any SW. Andor is like The Godfather of Star Wars. I might prefer it over The Empire Strikes Back which sounds blasphemous to me. But rewatch it. I know it can be slow. The conversations with Dedra sounds like the courtroom drama in Oppenheimer's last 30 minutes. But the payoff from some of the slower, heavy dialogue scenes makes it all worth it after you see Ep 6, 10, and 12. Only Live-Action SW I've Seen 1. Andor? 2. The Empire Strikes Back 3. The Mandalorian 4. Revenge Of The Sith 5. A New Hope 6. Return Of The Jedi 7. Rogue One 8. The Force Awakens 9. Ahsoka 10. Obi-Wan Kenobi 11. The Phantom Menace 12. The Rise Of Skywalker 13. The Last Jedi 14. The Book Of Boba Fett 15. Attack Of The Clones 16. Solo 1. Original Trilogy 2. Disney+ Series 3. Prequel Trilogy 4. Sequel Trilogy 5. Anthology Original Trilogy had the best characters and films in them. A great and simple to follow story with arguably the greatest cliffhanger with Episode V in cinematic history. It's now the ugliest visually even with the touch-ups from the SEs. But c'mon, it had Vader, Yoda, and Han. My three favorite characters of Star Wars. Disney+ series ranked higher than the Prequels and Sequels thanks to The Mandalorian and Andor being superior to Revenge Of The Sith and The Force Awakens or whichever you think is the best film from each trilogy. Disney+ series is also the most visually impressive. What a waste of a budget showing it for streaming. Prequels had the best lightsaber duels. It got to expand the galaxy further. But it's below the Disney+ series because as much I enjoyed Revenge Of The Sith, the writing is not superior to the script Jon Favreau did for The Mandalorian and Tony Gilroy did for Andor. Prequels arguably had the weakest dialogue and acting. The CGI from 20 years ago is starting to look dated compared to the newer SW. Sequel Trilogy had potential to be better than the Prequels but was brought down by Rian's poor characterization of Luke. I actually watched parts of The Force Awakens yesterday and it actually holds up pretty well. Showed so much promise for the newer characters. But The Last Jedi completely ruined them. Once The Rise Of Skywalker came out, it was too little, too late. Nobody cared by that point. Real quick, I actually feel bad for Daisy Ridley. What did she do wrong to get so much hate? "She ruined Star Wars" because she's a female? And SW nerds wants dudes especially white dudes like Anakin, Luke, and Han as protagonists? Lucky Latinos in Pedro Pascal and Diego Luna have penises or angry nerds would start sounding racists. Daisy didn't write that shit. Rey wanted a family since she was a scavenger and Rian's "Jake" Skywalker kept refusing to train her. Then she becomes overpowered and labeled a Mary Sue because so many nerds were pissed at Rian, Kathleen, and TLJ. Daisy doesn't come off as Brie Larson or Rachel Zegler. She seems nice but people hate her Rey because she's overpowered or a girl? I think Rey gets overhated for the dumbest reasons. I'm not saying Rey is a great character. She could've been if she was written better. I'm not dying to see her next SW movie. I just feel she's overhated and the writers messed up on her and Kylo Ren as great SW characters. Neither one got there. Wasted opportunity. Anthology is ranked last because we only got 2 films. Rogue One is the best Disney SW film but Solo brought the Anthology down for me. Had it only been Rogue One, I'd place Anthology 4th since Rogue One is better than SW Ep 1, 2, and 7-9. I think it's written better than Revenge Of The Sith but I probably enjoy ROTS more. Tony Gilroy is the best director among all SW content creators. Better than Lucas, Kershner, Filoni, and Favreau. Andor and Rogue One have the least resemblance to a typical Star Wars film but remain 2 of the best from the franchise. My 10 Best Episodes From Disney+ SW 1. One Way Out (Andor S1E10) 2. The Eye (Andor S1E6) 3. The Rescue (Mando S2E8) 4. Rix Road (Andor S1E12) 5. Redemption (Mando S1E8) 6. From The Desert Comes A Stranger (Boba E6) 7. Return Of The Mandalorian (Boba E5) 8. Part VI (Obi-Wan E6) 9. Part III (Obi-Wan E3) 10. The Prisoner (Mando S1E6) Honorable mentions - The Sanctuary (Mando S1E4) underrated The Marshal (Mando S2E1) fun The Jedi (Mando S2E5) a bit too slow Part V (Obi-Wan E5) Ahsoka hasn't given us a great episode yet. It may get there. I'm with John Campea where I don't love Ahsoka yet. I still have my issues with it and it's not necessarily the slow pacing. Andor can be very slow too with lots of dialogue from Dedra and Mon Mothma. But I believe Ahsoka has potential to be great once we get transported to this different galaxy that Thrawn and perhaps Ezra are in. On IMDb, the scores for Obi-Wan is lower than TBoBF. But I think TBoBF kinda cheated when they brought back Din Djarin to save that series. TBoBF Ep 5 and 6 should've been Mando S3 episodes. I still consider TBoBF worse than Obi-Wan. At least Vader kicked ass in Ep 3, 5, and 6 of Obi-Wan and we got to see Qui-Gon. IMDb Scores The Mandalorian: 8.7 The Book Of Boba Fett: 7.2 Obi-Wan Kenobi: 7.1 Andor: 8.4 Ahsoka: 8.1 My Favorite Characters From Disney+ SW 1. Kino Loy 2. Din Djarin 3. Grogu 4. The Armorer 5. Peli Motto 6. Luthen Rael 7. Cassian Andor 8. Darth Vader 9. Obi-Wan Kenobi 10. Luke Skywalker 11. Greef Karga 12. Migs Mayfield (love Bill Burr!) 13. Mon Mothma (moved up a few spots) 14. Vel Sartha 15. Maarva Andor 16. Bo-Katan Kryze 17. Cad Bane (wish we saw more of him) 18. Dedra Meero 19. Ahsoka Tano 20. Shin Hati Honorable mentions Cobb Vanth Baylan Skoll Andy Serkis as Kino Loy is a top 3 performance from him only behind Gollum and Caesar. Better than when he voiced Snoke. He was only in like 3 episodes in Andor and I felt it's his best character as a human. He was so intense. I know Grogu is just to sell toys but I still adore the little guy. That little 50-year-old green baby. Vader is really my favorite SW character but I'm only basing it from performances in these Disney+ series and we only saw him in like 3 episodes of Obi-Wan. Vader is my 2nd favorite movie character of all-time only behind RDJ's Iron Man. My top 6 are Iron Man, Vader, Batman, Yoda, Indiana Jones, and Han Solo. Three of my top 6 comes from the OG SW Trilogy. And four came from George Lucas. FYI, never been a fan of Hayden's acting. Don't care if Prequel fans defend him. Way too wimpy and whiney for my taste. This is why ROTS has fallen a bit lately. Prequel fans overrate the shit out of it and I watched ROTS 3x in different formats (regular, digital, IMAX) that first week. ROTS' writing is inferior to Andor's. "Hold me like you did by the lake in Naboo." I personally like Obi-Wan more than Kino and Luthen from the entire Star Wars franchise, but Kino and Luthen were more interesting in Andor than Obi-Wan was in his own show. Giving us too much Reva didn't help. Such a shame Carrie Fisher died. She would've loved that little girl portraying Leia and taking selfies with her. TBoBF was mostly slow and boring those first 4 episodes. Then the weak finale. Obi-Wan had a few brilliant moments and some kickass Vader scenes but then had the dumbest writing like men having a hard time chasing a little girl and Obi-Wan hiding Leia under a trench coat with hundreds of Stormtroopers and Imperial officers walking by and nobody notices it. I know when the trailer for Andor S2 comes out, nobody will really care. But I can't wait for it. I think S2 will make Cassian's death in Rogue One more meaningful for the sacrifices he had to do. And I like that S2 is the final season. Tony Gilroy knows not to wear out his welcome unlike other directors who keeps making worthless sequels or seasons. Andor is now my new heavyweight champion of Star Wars. OG Trilogy had the best characters and maybe the best music but Andor wins at everything else and the characters and music are pretty good already. Didn't use Volume tech like the other series did. Many scenes were in real locations. The most depth in story and characters I've ever seen from Star Wars. We have it good now, people. Yeah, I know the lightsaber fights aren't as good as the Prequels. But I think the Disney+ SW are mostly better than the Prequels and Sequels. VFX looks flawless like jumping from PlayStation 2 and 3 to PlayStation 4 and 5. Once we get to the gist of the story with Ahsoka maybe by Ep 5 or 6, sky is the limit. It can be as great as Andor even after a slow start like Andor had. Let's get to this new galaxy with Ahsoka and it's going to open up so many possibilities in terms of story and introducing new characters and worlds. And this can eliminate people asking how come Luke wasn't hanging out with Ahsoka all those years or 20 years before he met Rey? Because Ahsoka was in a different galaxy.

[@The-Mstr-Pook]

Tldr

[@moabman6803]

Rey is a Mary Sue, that's why people hate her. You cannot become higher level than Yoda in 18 months. Andor is too slow with little reward Ahsoka has some action at least most of the episodes.

[@bjrnhalfhand2258]

Yeah most people won't read that novel of a comment. Oh and people don't like Rey because she's an obnoxious Mary Sue.

[@TheSuperappelflap]

@@The-Mstr-Pook People dislike Daisy Ridley because she's a standin in Kathleen Kennedy's self insert fanfaction sequel trilogy. Same reason people dislke Phoebe Waller Bridge in Indiana Jones. Are you starting to see the pattern here? Old white guy gets replaced by British brunette with posh accent and a permanent arrogant look stuck on her face. Also, Daisy Ridley just cant act.

[@JoJoJoker]

“Longest comment award goes to it…” Andor is a masterpiece and I prefer it to any of the Star Wars movies. Such a shame it was: 1. Released after Boba and Obi when people gave up on D+ SW. 2. Given a name which doesn’t fully encompass the show’s wide scope.

[@Arwilus]

Having faith in Filoni is futility, he has never cared beyond his own characters.

[@Artemisarrowzz]

absolutely agree, the man does not care about cohesion, he only cares about inserting Ahsoka in every single plot ever.

[@TheRealSpiderMew]

I would bring up the fact that there are two kinds of "The force" The Living Force, and The Cosmic Force, and in the old lore, those without midiclorines could learn to tap into the cosmic force like a wizard could, and that's how magic worked on old worlds and how some robots and sith artifacts had the force in it. But all the new Disney writers would forget that shit and ruin it.

[@lenajohnson6179]

That's 'legends' shit. It's not that they FORGOT it, it's that Disney dumped it.

[@urbantycho8486]

Reminds me of when my nephews were younger they had some fancy water pistols called the Arsesoaker 2000 or something.

[@Gurt_The_Hurt]

Just realised Disney is treating the force like the Thuum in Skyrim. Anybody can learn to use it but the dragonborn is born being able to use it quickly.

[@lenajohnson6179]

Technically that was Lucas's first vision of the Force... it only became more 'exclusive' deeper into the series... likely as result of the old 'legends' usage of them painting our perceptions of it before the prequels were made, and Lucas just not rocking our boats as to what the general populace perceived Jedi to be.

[@basilisk..]

Thats Lucas's idea of the force....ya know Gorge Lucas? The creator of Star Wars?👀

[@kirbymarchbarcena]

The only thing that this show can be helpful is making the viewer fall asleep

[@Yarblocosifilitico]

Filoni is a great case of 'live enough to become the villain'. At this point, he's co-opted Lucas' Star Wars and turned it into his own thing. So we get a derivative show with no stakes.

[@MrS-pe6sd]

I’m really surprised they didn’t go the direction of implying or saying out right that men can have the force but women are much much stronger with the force in general.

[@tjroelsma]

Leave it up to Disney and/or Dave Filoni to come up with a "Force McGuffin": just use this McGuffin and bam! you're an instant Master-level Force user, female of course.

[@maguffintop2596]

You mean Dave LaPhony. Maybe he was good at his job at one time. But that time has passed.

[@AuspexAO]

It's weird how the "female" element always creeps its way into comments about writing that have nothing to do with anyone's junk. Bad show about women. It's probably the women making it bad, lol. Not the terrible writing. Gotta be them whamen who wouldn't date me.

[@maguffintop2596]

@@achaudhari101 That premise is clearly stated in the comment. You’re being redundant. Is KK writing the show being discussed?and yes she too has lost her prowess. Lol- you’re reputation for ridiculousness precedes you my tearful dude. Now wipe those eyes, blow your nose and run along.

[@moabman6803]

I think Dave is doing great

[@maguffintop2596]

@@moabman6803 lol- what are you? A family member?

[@GeneralKatarn]

I like how in the Rebels show, that Lothal senator and Jacen Syndula are clearly white but Disney race swapped them for the love action series

[@MrSmytch]

twilek human hybrids have variable looks as far as i know, some turn out to be almost identical to twileks, while others somwhere in the middle. But on my memory this is the first one mostly human looking. If i remember correctly "the rebels" (or maybe wookipedia page), he had some green skin around the ears.

[@tendracalrissian8820]

In Legends, it is firmly established lore that Twi'Lek and human couples.cannot have children. Genetic incompatability that can't be overcome.

[@rmartinson19]

@4:50 Actually in both Germany and Japan following the end of the Second World War, leaving many of the same officials in positions of power was a brilliant move. As one-party fascist states, you could not have those jobs without being a member of the party, which means that many of the officials who pre-dated the party's takeover joined up purely to keep their jobs, while others who came after frequently joined the party because it was the only way to be hired for the job they wanted, not because they actually subscribed to the Party's ideology. What the Allies did was remove anyone tied to major war crimes, and leave the rest in place, as a functioning bureaucracy was of paramount importance to maintaining some semblance of stability in the absolute chaos that followed the end of the war. And it worked beautifully, producing strong, stable, prosperous and pacifistic states in both cases. By contrast, if you want an example of what happens when you remove anyone and everyone tied to the old regime from their positions after a war, look no further than the Bush Administration's infamous "De-Ba'athification" initiative after the 2003 Invasion of Iraq. To accomplish this "uprooting" of Saddam's Ba'ath Party, they fired everyone with ties to the party, which means they fired the entire Iraqi civil service as well as the entire Iraqi Army. This had two disastrous effects that combined into a perfect storm of shit: One, at a time where the country's infrastructure was shattered by the war, it left no one in any position of power who actually knew what they were doing, no one who knew how to fix and run any of it. And Two, it put a million armed Iraqi men out of a job, while they still had their weapons. Disgruntled ex-soldiers who took their guns and equipment home with them would form the solid core of the Insurgency that we had to fight for over a decade, while the absolutely brutal incompetence and corruption of the brand new, totally inexperienced civil service only fueled the anger of the populace, which increased support and recruitment for the insurgency. The end result twenty years later is a hilariously corrupt, teetering wreck of an attempt at democratic governance. The point is, the New Republic leaving former Imperial officials in place is not a stupid move in the slightest. Failing to properly vet and monitor them most definitely IS, but the core idea is completely sound and backed up by hard-won lessons irl.

[@jameskershaw4452]

Dave Filoni is the kind of director and writer that if he did a court room drama. He would show people walking in slowly taking their seats. Getting sworn in. Keep all the gaps as the various teams of people get their paperwork ready. Would show the lunch breaks and bathroom breaks. All before the court room drama begins.

[@Xolcm]

Leela: When you came up with this plan, did you know that spaceships can move in four dimensions? Free Waterfall Sr: No I did not.

[@claytonmorris9040]

Man nothing says show success when u have three minutes of fight scenes and 57 minutes of characters talking slow

[@Alertacobra12]

The EVA section on the ship is supposed to be a Clone Wars reference for when Anakin did a similar thing but in the Clone Wars it made sense. They couldn't destroy the enemy ship because they had a important holocron the had to retrieve, they didn't have any boarding crafts on board so to attack a ship Anakin and a detachment of clones used pressurized walkers to attack the ship, using the hull as a staging area

[@Iffy350]

The Force in Discanon is like The Force in Star Wars: Galaxies. Going from something that takes forever to unlock and is super special to something unlocked by default and nerfed to all heck! Edit: Twi’lek aren’t genetically compatible with humans because of ‘brain tails’ no matter what the non canon clone wars cartoon says.

[@natefontana5757]

It's a show about selling more Star Wars merchandise

[@mjgasiecki]

Idk why people thought Filoni was some type of savior…he’s just a chip off the old block…

[@ProjectRedfoot]

Giant flying whales! 🐋 🌠

[@AuspexAO]

I wouldn't heap too much of this on Filoni. Good writers are not infinite fountains of storytelling. Filoni probably had tons of stories he wanted to tell, but when Disney wanted an Ahsoka follow-up, maybe he just didn't have anything great bouncing around in his head. This is why shows like this shouldn't just pick popular characters that are marketable. Writers and directors should pitch the story first, not the premise.

[@DawidKov]

Because The Clone Wars was generally quite good. But it was also a team effort, with Lucas personally vetting every script. Filoni was just the director. So he was getting credit where it wasn't due.

[@darkwolfe6286]

​@@DawidKovThat is one of the reasons SW is suffering now because it's no longer a group of like minded people having input and coming up with viable script instead of just one person . All you have to do is look at how the prequel turned out when George had more say so without having other individuals to curtail or minimize some of his ideas.

[@joelclifton6312]

The line about expecting Filoni-mignon and getting Filoni Baloney was excellent.

[@FFGuy-eu7hr]

I like the idea of a middle ground in the force though. Since force sensitivity varies among people, it does seem possible that there is a group of people in the middle between people who can't do anything with the force, and people who are Jedi or Sith. These people would maybe have unusually powerful senses, or be unusually lucky, but lack the ability to use their powers consciously or control them.

[@marykateharmon]

Like potentially Han Solo

[@FFGuy-eu7hr]

@@marykateharmon yes, he would be a good example.

[@sea_triscuit7980]

THIS! I keep talking about this and it shuts up the hate craving edgelords because they never reply to me unless i call them something derogatory... Almost like they get off on the negativity or something

[@Izthefaithful]

That’s a cool idea

[@EbenezerEibenhardt]

The Star Wars Saga Edition TTRPG basically had any living thing (so not droids) with a reserve of Force Points they could use to try to force successes on difficult rolls. The rules described such individuals as 'not knowing about the force, neither that they were actually using it, and only being aware that they were trying really hard in that moment to succeed'. Actual force-sensitive characters and jedi, however, could use their Force Points to do a lot more.

[@sagaswp]

I love the 'diversity' by the New Republic council. Four humans and one token Gran alien that probably doesn't even speak english (or Basic you nerds). There were literally hundreds (thousands?) of sentient species in the Old Republic, then the Empire came and basically dominated all the other species and put humans on top in all the positions of power, and now the New Republic has totally stacked this council with humans. A widely diverse group of humans.

[@jarerarebear1765]

Man, I don't even know what the point of Star Wars is anymore. It used to be inspiring and imaginative, it used to be about characters going on meaningful arcs, developing into better people while making mistakes and failing along the way, and most importantly, it used to be entertaining. I just don't have any drive to watch any of these Disney Star Wars shows anymore.

[@crikeybaguette4564]

Now it's about making as much money as possible through endless products and merchandise.

[@jonnyhousewife9806]

Hey, good to know I'm not the only one who watched this and thought, "Man, I should really watch Andor again..."

[@WilAdams]

When you said, to get to the place to find the thing they need to find, I was instantly reminded of a Broadway play I had watched a few times years ago, but still remember. It was called Into The Woods, and the opening song contains lyrics like 'Into the woods to find thing that makes it worth the journeying...' LOL.,

[@carlossanders8427]

As an old school SW fan... this show is plain heresy. So you are telling me that, there is a recording of two dark jedi killing people and no one goes...."Hi Luke, he who last saw the emperor alive and destroyed a Death Star, we kinda need you. Sorry if you are training Leia." The show requires your brain to be shut off.

[@fartbart8355]

I like the Ryan George shout out " Super easy barely an inconvenience"

[@chrislaws4785]

I always thought that the force was something that EVERYONE and everything in star wars has a connection to in SOME degree or another, its just that some people and or species have a stronger connection than others. Which is what allows them to do things like become a Jedi or Sith. It is NOT however something that someone can GAIN or become stronger in if they never had it to begin with. People either have a strong connection or they dont, and those that DO simply have to learn HOW to control and wield it, NOT make their connection stronger.

[@SlavicHavoc]

Yoda says something to that effect while training Luke, that the force flows through all living things. It's just that only a few individuals are force sensitive and are capable of actually interacting with it. That's something you can't learn nor be taught. As a real life example, not many people are able to wiggle their ears, yet everyone has the muscles needed to do so.

[@basilisk..]

Yes, you are right. People just want to hate on Disney and do so by hating on Ahsoka. Sure i also dont like Disney......but this is Filoni's show, the guy who made The Clone Wars....show some respect

[@TrueGreyJedi]

Absolutely love the channel man. Dont agree with everything you say but how you break it down objectively. I respect that.

[@marcusmyers4822]

Lucas has originally intended that anyone can use the force, but it takes belief, dedication, and training to actually wield it. It comes more naturally to some than others. Where the confusion comes in was when midichlorians were introduced making it seem like a genetic thing, but I believe later it was clarified that the midichlorians aren’t what gives the force, but the stronger someone’s connection to it is, the more they’re attracted to them. Disney had no understanding of what was meant by anyone can use the force and just started slapping it on everyone without the least bit of dedication or training and basically made it like pixie dust where all you have to do is believe. TL;DR: Lucas’ intent was that anyone with faith, dedication, and training could use the force (to varying degrees), but Disney ignores the dedication and training parts, and just gives the force to anything that claps their hands and says “I believe”

[@starkdilemma4916]

Episode 1: Depressed over the loss of his first student at his academy, Luke Skywalker is consoled by his friend Ahsoka, who reminds him that the Jedi order will not be easily rebuilt. In an attempt to distract Luke, and get him to focus on what matters, Ahsoka suggests they undertake a mission to retrieve what learning and training materials they can from the Jedi Temple on Coruscant. Upon arrival on Coruscant, they are met with a coalition of civilians who revere the Jedi Order from the era of the Republic, and view Ahsoka as a living legend, while Luke prefers to remain anonymous. They provide a honored escort for both of them to the temple, where Ahsoka is struck with nostalgia and sadness for the days of her youth, and her friends and companions. The temple has been reconstructed and stripped of all Imperial symbology and artwork, and looks brand new...but it's vacant, creating an eerie feeling of sadness. Their voices echo through the vast halls as Ahsoka explains to Luke what life was like during the days of the old Jedi order. Upon reaching an intersection, Ahsoka freezes in place and slowly looks to the left wing, contemplating for a moment, she decides to beckon Luke to follow her, when asked where they were going, she replies "to your father's room". Entering Anakin's old domicile, they are hit with a wave of dust and cobwebs, the room had been sealed since shortly after order 66. In his room they find old relics of Anakin's life, droid parts, a spare glove for his robotic hand, spare robes, lightsaber parts, and a picture of Anakin and Ahsoka with Rex shortly after the battle of Christophsis. Ahsoka fights back a tear as she wipes the dust from the image and is clearly distraught, Luke rests a hand on her shoulder to comfort her, when suddenly a foot locker at the base of Anakin's bed slams open, creating a loud clatter that resonates throughout the room and hallways. Luke and Ahsoka are immediately drawn to this new phenomenon, and investigate the locker. There is not much in it, old dusty papers, a few outdated republic credits, and a holodiary. Luke picks up the diary and it immediately turns on without anyone activating it, which startles both of them. On the hologram, is a 10 year old Anakin, talking about how lonely and depressed he feels at the temple, and how the other students do not respect him because he started his training at an older age. Luke feels a sense of connection with the young boy's feelings, but suddenly a new hologram appears on the screen, it's Anakin at an age shortly before Attack of the Clones, and he appears frustrated, the message is garbled, but among the emotional outrage they can make out just a few words. "can't belive.... after..... so much time.....suppose this.... outbound flight is no more..... Obi-Wan seems upset." Then the device powers down. Luke and Ahsoka look at each other puzzled, as the device wont respond to their commands to replay the message. Ahsoka assures Luke that it's an old piece of hardware and likely prone to glitches, like the garbled message they just heard. Ahsoka seemed fixated on something, while Luke continued to examine the room, taking a picture of Anakin, Obi-Wan, and Padmè Amidala into his robe for a memento. Ahsoka reminds Luke that attachment leads to obsession, but gives him a wink and says "it'll be our secret". Beckoning Luke to follow her, the two converse in the hallway, moving at a slightly faster pace. "For some reason, I feel like we should investigate this 'outbound flight'" says Ahsoka, to which Luke replies "how would you ever be able to find anything on it? The Coruscant libraries were purged of all Jedi texts, and I doubt anyone from that time is still around" replies Luke. "if you want to know something, there's one place in all the galaxy, you need to be.... here", replies Ahsoka as a door opens, the Jedi archives slowly power up, and holobooks and terminals begin flickering to life. Luke stands in bewilderment over the scale of the Jedi library. And from a corner of the archive, two yellow eyes pierce an untouched darkness, a mechanical voice echoes throughout the vast halls, two blue lightsabers ignite, illuminating the darkness of the space occupied by the strange person "unauthorized personnel detected in Jedi Archives, identify yourself and-... oh, Padawan Tano! What a relief" Ahsoka takes her hand off of her lightsaber hilt as the two blue blades retract, "I know that voice" she says "Huyang?" "I must say, seeing you alive is a much needed relief, I suppose I can now take your name off the registry of the dead, something I never get to do". the droid exclaimed happily. "I am just as relieved to see you intact, old friend" Ahsoka replied. "Master Skywalker, may I present Huyang, lightsaber architect and weapons historian for the Jedi order" Huyang bows respectfully, and Luke reciprocates. "Pardon me Padawan Tano, but did you say 'Master Skywalker', you may not know this but Anakin Skywalker, your master, never surpassed the rank of Knight, and in any case, this man is no Anakin Skywalker" said the droid. Seeing how this affected Luke, Ahsoka stopped the droid from speaking further, "Huyang, we're opening a new training temple and will have need of your wisdom, would you do us the honor of taking up your old post?" The droid waits a few moments, and responds "as the old order is no more, and seeing as how I have nothing else to do, I suppose it only makes sense to help rebuild, just as I helped oversee the reconstruction of this temple, and it's archives." Luke looks at the droid curiously, "Master Huyang, are you saying you have the entire Jedi archive stored in your memory?" The droid turned to Luke and replied, "that is exactly what i'm saying" Luke and Ahsoka exchange glances and turn to the droid...." Tell us everything you know about a Jedi mission, codename: Outbound Flight" END OF EPISODE I've done in 10 minutes what these Disney retards couldn't do with millions of dollars, and every celebrity at their disposal. Ahsoka Will be played by Kaili Thorne, someone with athletic ability and a history of dancing who can handle the athletic demands of Ahsokas fighting style, not a 45 year old feminist whos side flip looks like a senior citizen dodging an angry cat. Huyang will still be played by the legendary David Tenant, and Luke will be played by an AI assisted Mark Hamill. Each Episode will be 30 minutes long, with the last 3 episodes being an hour each. There is room in the story I've written for 16 episodes. NO Rebels characters, no nonsense with two mystery dark Jedi who don't do anything, I have a far more nefarious villain in my story.

[@bodaciouschad]

Asoka was always stubborn in thw clone wars. It doesn't surprise me that she'd try to train a a non force sensitive in the force when the upside for discovering if it were possible is world shattering and frankly- because she'd just be giving Sabine the training Anakin and the jedi had given her, which I would expext from how she handled trying to get those captured younglings to fight the man hunters or when she tried to help the younglings fight the droids in the kaiber crystal sanctuary. The only problem is that *if this works and Sabine, a Mandalorian, learns to use the force from a little elbow grease and training,* it retroactively makes the Jedi order canonical idiots for failing to achieve the same results for 6,000+ years.

[@BurningFlamesofDivineDragon]

So far I think the show is really good. I love seeing Sabin train under Ahsoka. It was also great to see Kaz's dad again as well as Hera's son Jacan. I can't wait to see where the show will go from here.

[@lukeluxe5720]

Me too. These people are so boring and take every single thing way too seriously

[@basilisk..]

Agreed, this video and everyone commenting just want to hate because they want to hate🤷‍♂️

[@deathstrokeclanrules8562]

Cosmo: ...How do we know when it's over?

[@CAPT6875]

GEROGE IS GETTING UPSET!

[@charlescaulkins8306]

Cosmo: It's a show about nothing! ...how do we know when it's over? Vicky: I do. (changes channel)

[@Chasingstarside]

Jacen was put back into the story because they removed any chance of Jacen Solo showing up so this is Filoni's way of sneaking him back in. Hera is just the gateway for that.

[@mazkeraid4039]

Hmm, and you may wonder why he didn’t name the son of Kanan and Hera newly…

[@Geek0ftheWeek]

The Ahsoka series pacing is about as fast as a Jawa crawler backing up in reverse. Its glacial and it's almost at the halfway mark. I now expect the last scene of the series to just show Thrawn before it cuts to the credits.

[@RianD-xp3kk]

Being a fan of aerial combat and player of dcs that space combat scene was awful. Anyone who has a basic understanding of attacking a craft that has turrets knows not to fly into them. And why would you get close enough that a person using swords would be a threat. It's like they come up with a scene with the 'you know what would be cool?' mentality. No one actually sits and thinks if it would make sense.

[@Valen-mh9fh]

​@@achaudhari101I think the OP was trying to understand why the Imperials/'Sith' would sacrifice their range advantage and fly close enough to get slashed.

[@moabman6803]

Actually you fly into a turret so you can see the blast and dodge it.

[@Valen-mh9fh]

@@moabman6803 why not approach from it's blind-spot and eliminate all the risk? Even if you saw the blast, dodging it is something else entirely.

[@Warkurus]

Upvote if you are replaying the old games like "The Old Republic 2", instead of watching the new shows.

[@pqsnet]

Dave Filoni is a hack. John Favreau is the right person for Star Wars, aside Lucas.

[@stepheniosun]

"What do I know... I'm just some guy" "Yeah it'll be fine" "Barely an inconvenience" My top catch phrases on KZbin 😂😂😂

[@janibeg3247]

star wars died decades ago

[@Samaritan38]

Nah, it died when Lucas sold his baby and sold to Disney back in 10/30/2012.

[@Izthefaithful]

So true

[@Izthefaithful]

@@achaudhari101 lol ok

[@bretr7327]

Sabine is like 15 years older than Luke and Leia right? That puts her well into her 40s at this time? Let’s ponder that and then think about her intro scene in the first episode of this series.

[@CAPT6875]

She barely looks like a woman.

[@ryeguy7471]

The pacing isn’t that of a TV show it’s of a movie cut into little pieces that aren’t satisfying in small doses. If this is meant to be binge-watched, release all episodes at once!

[@wayneanderton4953]

We all know at the end of the series Sabine will learn how to use the force like a Jedi. I know its coming anyway

[@sylvianraccoon]

I think Seinfeld has a better plot than Asoka! 😅

[@blacklivesorblackvotes2985]

@@achaudhari101 that’s the joke dingus. Goodness, the density is off the charts with you.

[@fangkc]

What I found most hilarious is the senate scene where they ask Hera to leave so they can have a private discussion, lol. You are on a zoom phone call, do you guys not have mute? Why did Hera has to physically leave while the holograms dicusss things over zoom? Lol

[@mr.nobody2858]

Why am I not surprised they made Ahsoka into a shit show?

[@mr.nobody2858]

@@achaudhari101 In your opinion, not mine. But I won’t argue about it, opinions are allowed.

[@mr.nobody2858]

@@achaudhari101 Got no problem with that, mate.

[@graywz]

You're right, Andor is the best Disney SW effort by far, Mandalorian included, and orders of magnitude better than the sequel movies.

[@redfoxninja3173]

Doing Nothing is safer than trying to do something great because greatness can fail if you don't work for it whereas producing nothing meaningful just is and that works for Disney nowadays

[@CordeliaWagner]

How does it work? They are loosing money.

[@maguffintop2596]

@@CordeliaWagnerexactly! It works at failing.

[@jarerarebear1765]

In business, you're either rising or sinking, it's hard to rationalize that Disney is rising if this is currently the best they have to offer.

[@spartanguard18]

Do you think Filoni pitched the show to KK as "Seinfeld in Space?"

[@Mecanthro]

Having people not be force-sensitive based on who their parents are is actually a good idea, it removes the boring chosen one trope, but that means you have to lean on the warrior-monk aspect, and keep the number of potential force users very small by having it require a very specific attunement with the universe to potentially be able to access it. Jedis would then be looking for children who show potential and train that mindset like a philosophy.

[@BenRai2k]

This is how I always viewed it since the OT

[@jacquelineking5783]

It wasn't family dependent though. Yes it could run in families but it also popped up, more than from inheriting the ability actually, in random people. Literally the Jedi Order took babies from families in the old Republic. They didn't breed for it. It was never something that needed to be changed.

[@lenajohnson6179]

Ah I see, so after three whole episodes of the entire series you know what it's ALL about. I laud your precognitive skills 'some guy' truly your ability to see into the future and talk about it angrily on KZbin will serve humanity well! Godspeed.

[@CordeliaWagner]

It's cringe when Rings of Power is better in comparison.

[@FluffyCajun]

So the Asian senator is also in the Star Wars Resistance cartoon and he’s a stubborn ass in that show too and his planet is one that gets blown up in Force Awakens

[@bxb26]

Just randomly ran into your channel. Loved the video! Just subbed!! Appreciate you!!

[@eggmancorp]

Comparing Andor to Ahsoka is like comparing a sports car with a pick up truck.

[@AuspexAO]

A pickup truck that, oh no, someone forgot to put the engine into. And what is all this sawdust in the transmission?

[@SureJungle23247]

Yeah, I keep expecting Kramer to bust though the airlock.

[@newtpondskipper]

Newman... a former Imperial agent shows up next episode.

[@Gaz4113]

i am glad i wasn't the only one asking "thats it?"

[@MWBalls]

The meeting with the senators really triggered me. All Hera does is whine about Thrawn and get rightly called out for wasting resources trying to find her dead friend. It also seems to imply that hera has no authority to deploy military assets whatsoever as a General! What that meeting should have been was Hera informing the senators that she sent a scouting force (fighter squadron and a corvette) to the location they tracked the stolen hyperdrive to, and discussing to potential need to mobilize the fleet to deal with something big enough to need a frigging SUPER STAR DESTROYER HYPERDRIVE! What we got makes the senators all look either incompetent or corrupt and makes it look like Hera is powerless to do anything on her own authority despite being a general.

[@LegendaryDorkKnight]

"Oh no, Baylan is hot on their trail. It's gonna be pretty tough to get away." Ahsoka: "Actually, it's gonna be super easy barely an inconvenience."

[@davidallen8891]

I was going to give the show a try, but then I knew I wouldn't like it once I saw the full trailer. It looked like a whole bunch of women saying yasss queen and nothing or no one presents a real obstacle to them because they all have the power of awesomeness and friendship.