My wife watches Rebels for the FIRST time || S02 Episodes 16-18

[@TheBlackDemon1996]

The Grand Inquisitor was a temple guard at the Jedi Temple. He was one of the guards who arrested Barriss Offee and fell to the dark side after hearing her speech at Ahsoka's trial.

[@danielvh5933]

Of course the video i 36 minutes old but your comment 5 months

[@lapsedits9017]

​@@danielvh5933Because they were patreon exclusives originally.

[@TheBlackDemon1996]

@@danielvh5933 Patreon, my dude.

[@-NIRN-]

Nah he came from the dephts of the Force

[@danielvh5933]

​@@lapsedits9017ah thanks i was so confused but that makes sense

[@hussainsultanzada6123]

Like all Inquisitors, the Grand Inquisitor was once a Jedi before falling to the dark side. However, what was so special about him was that most of the other Inquisitors were either Padawans or Younglings when they fell, whereas the Grand Inquisitor was a Jedi Temple Guard, so he was either a Jedi Master or a Jedi Knight, Either way, he was very experienced. He was even one of the guards that arrested Barriss Offee and overheard Ahsoka's trial, which some others have already said. However, that is not the sole reason he fell to the dark side. Being a Temple Guard, he was always stationed at the Jedi Temple, which was once a Sith Shrine and so was filled with dark side energy, and also why the Jedi Council was so oblivious to Palpatine. And just like Anakin, I believe he wanted more knowledge but was not allowed by the Council. And so when Operation Knightfall happened (Anakin's attack on Jedi Temple), he assisted him by killing the Jedi Temple Guard around him (the in-universe reason why we don't see them in the Temple in the 3rd movie)

[@bluetone-amv]

I dunno, you sound kinda sus

[@hussainsultanzada6123]

@@bluetone-amv wtf

[@Matisaro]

While not spelled out I am pretty convinced he was a knight since only another jedi knight can knight a master like he did to Kanan.

[@Dekadread]

One of the other inquisitors was a master he turned on mace some time around the clone wars and was sentenced to rehabilitation in the archives before order 66 where he saw his chance and turned on the jedi again but he died in one of the comics more then likely before rebels takes place

[@FadyenRS]

I love the symbolism of everything that happens in the Jedi temple. When Kanan reaches back to grab a second lightsabre during his fight, he does so out of fear, a path to the darkside, and that's why it's a red blade. It's one of my favourite moments in the whole show.

[@Gesundheit2000]

22:46 Fun fact: Kanan, voiced by Freddie Prince Jr. and the 7th Sister, voiced by Sarah Michelle Gellar, met on the set of the live-action Scooby-Doo movie. They respectively played Fred and Daphne. They have been married since 2002.

[@Matisaro]

Makes the i prefer brains line resonate lol

[@SJHFoto]

I like how they are bitter enemies in this. The couple that fights together (in cartoons), stays together! Hehe!

[@ManiacsWord]

The Twi’lek woman (Numa) we see with Cham is the same one we saw in Clone Wars, she was the little girl 2 Clones (Waxer & Boyle) had rescued in the earlier seasons. She called them “Nera” throughout the episode, which meant brother.

[@CajunX]

Rewatching Clone Wars with my Roomate and I didn't even realize that was her. Insane!!!

[@brucechmiel7964]

@@CajunX Her armor has Waxer's art. And that doll she had as a girl is chained to her belt.

[@davido.1233]

Fun fact: She's voiced by Catherine Tabor, who's provided the voice for various twilek characters over the years from Mission Vao, to Vette. She also voiced Leia Organa in the Force Unleashed games.

[@orsonlepherd7064]

@@davido.1233 I always loved that she played Leia in TFU since she played her mother in Clone Wars, it's a nice connection

[@joshwilliams5860]

@@davido.1233also she’s best known (in Star Wars) for voicing Padmé in The Clone Wars

[@elfieharper]

12:26 my theory is the hats are designed like this on purpose, to keep their gaze down at the controls. But it's also an animation tactic to avoid animating the eyes of background characters

[@kingofthemooners09]

Me and my friend lust called them no faces. Half the time their voiced by Steve Blum.

[@digitaladventurer2142]

Yeah Hera's accent comes out when she gets emotional (or when she chooses to use it). Here it was anger at her father, which like you guys described is a real life phenomenon.

[@SJHFoto]

Sorry-I didn't mean to repeat your comment

[@JacobLunbeck]

Holden, you hit it on the head when you said Ahsoka is in denial. She can sense that Vader is Anakin, she has her vision in the temple, but she simply cannot accept it.

[@Darth_Mornabin]

29:44 Now you got it, Holden. Ahsoka recognized Anakin‘s Aura when connecting with Vader through the force in the beginning of season 2. But Ahsoka still needed to accept for herself until that episode, that Anakin actually turned.

[@mauz4588]

On Hera's accent slipping out - I had a roommate in college whose family was from India, though I think he was born in the US. Day to day he sounded like anyone else born in the US, but I knew when he was on the phone with his family because he'd have the thickest Indian accent I'd ever heard, even though he'd still be speaking English the entire time. So when that happened in the series, I understood what they were doing.

[@bemasaberwyn55]

There was a girl who dated my little brother who had a similar thing. I'd known her for years and until she started dating my brother I didn't know that she was from Newfoundland( she's been in Alberta so long her accent didn't slip out). That was until I overheard her having a conversation with her mother in which case her accent came out loud and clear

[@johnhannon4074]

She was also agitated, my southern side is deep and hidden but I get pissed and it slips out.

[@masterofthechimichangas1306]

@@bemasaberwyn55what does a Newfoundland accent sound like as opposed to a general Canadian accent?

[@lexofpower2822]

The Hera accent scene reminds me of when my Mom and my Grandma spend a lot of time together. I grew up in New England and sometimes “R” sounds like an “A” in some sentences. My mom made sure I spoke proper English and didn’t have an accent, she spent a while getting rid of hers. My grandma has a Thick Rhode Island accent and when my mom spends a long enough time with her, she starts to have an accent.

[@SJHFoto]

@@masterofthechimichangas1306 I'm from Northern Ontario originally. Canada has regional accents just like the States does. I think the Merittime accents sound a bit more clipped. Think of Gus Pike in the Avonlea TV show (I assume you get that where you are? I also assume that you are from the States from the way you asked the question (that's not meant offensively-it's just that people from the States never say where they are from, assuming that it is the default location)

[@noxiouspizza4524]

I really love rebels. 17 and 18 are two of my personal favorites. I could rewatch them any time. You guys are going to love the season finale.

[@Brazbit]

"You can stun the droids?" - That is exactly what happens to R2 when the Jawas find him at the beginning of the first Star Wars movie. 😉

[@seanhodgkins821]

Oh man I don't remember rebels being this good and yes the finale is where it gets VERY JUICY!

[@primal1233]

I was really happy Ahsoka got to see Yoda again in the Jedi Temple

[@rotrapec]

First time you met the Grand Inquisitor, was at Ahsoka's trial i Clone Wars, he was one of the Jedi temple guards who arrested Barris Offee, and after hearing her speech, and the fact that still Ahsoka preferred to be off the order, it's what turned him to the dark side.

[@yobud6637]

The episode with Kallus and Zeb is one of my top 5 episodes of this series

[@BcBTheta]

That ending gets me everytime

[@zeke1835]

The Grand Inquisitor was a Jedi Temple Guard during the Clone Wars. Dave Filoni said that he was one of the Temple Guards who arrested Barris Offee during the Ahsoka arc in Clone Wars Season 5. Listening to Barriss's speech started his turn to the dark side and eventually with more of Palpatines manipulations he turned. On the night that Anakin and the 501st stormed the Temple, the Grand Inquisitor betrayed and slaughtered all but one of the other Temple guards. A star wars encyclopedia book revealed that the first Jedi Anakin killed during the purge was the last remaining Temple guard.

[@Itssmorfintime5]

Great episodes! Cham Sendulla and Gobii were in The Clone Wars a couple of times and also in The Bad Batch. Numa was the little girl that got rescued by Waxer and Boil in The Clone Wars in the episode “Innocents of Ryloth.” The next episodes that Waxer is in you can see a drawing of Numa on his helmet.

[@zeke1835]

Fun Fact: Seventh Sister (female inquisitor) is played by Sarah Michelle Geller who is married to Freddie Prinze Jr who plays Kanan. They also played Fred and Daphne in the live action Scooby-Doo from the early 2000s

[@supremefankai5480]

Geonosis is a tragic tale, after building so many machines for the Separatists, even the superstructure skeleton of the first Death Star, the Empire in classic fashion decided to dispose of the whole species after they had fulfilled their use. This meant sterilisation of most of the planet, leaving only a few survivors that will probably take millennia to get back to previous population levels. Palpatine don't play around.

[@NicTheProphet]

The hats are like that on their heads for a reason. The empire is so big and so vast that they all just blur together. So they’re essentially nameless and faceless people. Hence why that’s their character design

[@NuclearFridge1]

All just cogs in the big machine. 🤨

[@NicTheProphet]

@@NuclearFridge1 more or less lol

[@mrvoltar]

Aside from the value of a reusable asset, I seem to recall someone saying that the Imperials with no eye-line are as freely killable on DisneyXD at the time as the stormtroopers.

[@Cobinja]

Who else wants that? : Holden in an inappropriate moment: "It's a fish!" Jen: "Holden! Thomas! Hardman!"

[@mrvoltar]

lol, watched it again and remembered what I was originally going to comment about; Kanan being knighted. He had a very specific problem he needed to solve or he wouldn't be able to 'move on' (like pretty much every jedi vision). His trial was to let go as well as getting away from the whole "fighting theme" that the 3 of them were getting into. Unlike a lot of Star Wars, this show will put subtext right into the text in dialogue. Just because 3 popular protagonists agree to do a thing, it doesn't mean it's the right thing.

[@briceburas]

God I love these reactions so much. I just finished rebels right before y’all started posting these. So getting all the mini rewatch through y’all is great especially with Ahsoka ab to come out

[@Josh_Lee_Henderson]

That second episode is one of my favorites because of how powerful it is. You never know what kind of impact you can have on someone by being honorable, kind, merciful, and compassionate, even to an enemy

[@jovanleonardi1574]

i love how everyone is like ezra when it comes to understanding chopper, at first we all are confused on what he is saying and by season 2 you already have your own head canon.

[@Keanine]

Hold up that's really cool, what attention to detail for Hera to fall back to her native accent a little while talking to her dad

[@dungeonmaster16]

5:30 that’s pretty normal even irl. Being Thai my mom grew up here in america (specifically california) she have an American accent, but when she speaks to my grandmother she goes a bit to her Thai accent. Through when my mom gets upset she her Thai accent comes up a bit.

[@jimmygreer2140]

Really looking forward to seeing your reaction to the ending of this season. It's gonna MORE than fulfill what ya'll have been asking for and it'll also provide you with an (expected) unexpected surprise. I'm actually kind of surprised that neither of ya'll have asked for the expected unexpected surprise.

[@willydadog2]

considering that kanan's master was apprentice to mace windu and that according to the ROTS novel that douku felt a kind grandfatherly bond to kenobi which meant that he would've likely felt a kind fatherly bond with qui-gon. assuming that most masters and apprentices often end up getting that sort of bond if not you kind of get lumainara's out look on it. I think ankains whole case with both his master and apprentice were rare compared to most Jedi. kanan hearing about windu's charge is pretty much one of those instances where he's pretty much hearing stories about his grandfather from his father in-law despite it not being official you are certainly meant to get the kind of feeling of father in-law and son in-law. its probably one of few links he to his master even if its not directly.

[@bemasaberwyn55]

Great analogy

[@soni2438]

Damn Rebels can be so good I wish more people would see it, I am glad you are enjoying it, can't wait for the season finale

[@jestertlsodx9897]

We are almost to one of the best episodes of the entire series. The season finally is beyond awesome. There are a few episode from this point on, that are truly phenomenal. Okay slightly more than a few.

[@StrafeFusionVids]

Season 2 episode 16 is one of my favorites of the entire show. Unexpected, but welcome character development for Kallus :D

[@jimmygreer2140]

The end of this season is probably the most epic of them all.

[@TooDarnEasy]

I'm definitely of the belief that the second half of the series is where it's at. Hope yall like whats to come

[@brucechmiel7964]

Twi'lek headtails are called Lekku. That's where their species name comes from. Twin Lekku Twi'lek.

[@Pinkielover]

The reason why the hats are like that is because of costs they had to cut, Little things you'll notice remember each episode of clone wars was about 1 million to make that's not including the season seven which was 2 million per episode ...but Star Wars rebels is considerably less was about $400,000 an episode to make so they cut corners with certain things, Like not showing their faces just their eyes covered because it's more expensive to animate

[@johantolli372]

Ghost crew gets stunned. Jen: .......... Chopper gets stunned. Jen: Oh noooo, CHOPPER!!

[@JokerInk-CustomBuilds]

I think we are far enough into Rebels for me to say that Kalleus has one of the ccolest character developments in the SW universe IMO. He is a really cool dude!

[@kirkdarling4120]

The sequence with Zeb and Callus was a repeat of the trope we saw in the science fiction movie "Enemy Mine" and even farther back in the WWII movie "Hell in the Pacific." Each film portrayed two soldiers from opposing sides who become stranded and learn to depend on each other for survival. Now that I think of it, there was an episode of The Twilight Zone with the same theme, starring Charles Bronson and Elizabeth Montgomery. Let me check with ChatGPT.... Yep, the Twilight Zone episode was "Two."

[@ronnyhansson8713]

both Numa and Heras father was in teh clone wars (Numa was the child that followed 2 troopers, and her father was the leader that rode those funky beats and led the resistance against the trade federation) All twi'leks speaks with a little french accent to set them apart from the others - hera speaks it when she speaks with other twi'leks

[@TheStarkiller96]

Rip to Waxer and Boil :D good clones died on General Pong Krell. That lizard guy. :D Just a little addition to your comment :D

[@ronnyhansson8713]

@@TheStarkiller96 wasnt it the 501st whom were fighting in the dark - Waxer and Boil were in kenobis 212th attack battalion. Or were they both there and under that fourarmed lizard?

[@TheStarkiller96]

@@ronnyhansson8713 They where in the 212th but they died do to Pong Krell's betrayal that is what I wanted to say. :D And in that moment they did this Job because Pong Krell gave the order to them. So it was his fault.

[@namlehoang9227]

I'm SO EXCITED for you guys to see the antagonist of season 3. One of my favorite characters.

[@scarletoil7520]

season 3 and 4 are the best out of the seasons. especially the finale for both of them

[@diegopansini3152]

30:55 All Inquisitors used to be Jedi. He was one of the temple guards that arrested Bariss

[@acdragonrider]

31:07: Padawan are only Jedi in training 31:41: great indiana Jones reference

[@Vadermaul400]

You guys are gonna LOVE the last couple episodes. Epically good in all of Star Wars Canon.

[@Rorujin]

The fan art killed me. Top tier comedy.

[@iampetewyse]

"Good lord, what a savage"... look up Chopper's kill ratio. He's "on screen" killed one of the highest number of people in Star Wars!

[@bemasaberwyn55]

Chop got bodies......many many bodies

[@NuclearFridge1]

Luke, Wedge and Lando are ahead of him because of the 2 Death Stars, but yeah, Chopper is a killing machine (literally).

[@SGz_Eliminated]

I'm loving the frequency of these uploads

[@marshsundeen]

The Grand Inquisitor was a Temple Guard before. Also, you have seen Hers and her parents in The Clone Wars. She was a girl then.

[@theprotagonist1311]

Basically what a lot of others said, Grand Inquisitor was a temple guard and at Ahsoka's trial. Watching her get an unfair trial disillusioned him and when it came time for Anakin to storm the temple the grand Inquisitior had killed all the other temple guards to help the empire and swear allegiance to Vader and Sidious.

[@wescarlson8924]

4:03 Fun fact, Numa here is the same little Twi'lek girl from the Clone Wars episode "Innocents of Ryloth." The one who kept calling Waxer and Boil "nerra"

[@Laochri]

You've seen Hera's Father on 3 shows now. He was in Clone Wars a Ryloth episode, he rode a Blerg. He was in an episode of Bad Batch, Hera and Omga became frends and she had a full on French accent. And Now Rebels.

[@Stupranos]

I once had a manager her everyday voice would be crystal clear English with no accent. Another manger transferred over who had a Jamaican/Caribbean accent. If they spoke to each other both their accents would get very very thick and almost to where you couldn't understand yet it was still English they were speaking.

[@corystanish]

Just so you know, since it came up: The Twi'lek peoples' head-tails are called "lekku"

[@ericpoirier5654]

The twi’lek tentacle thingys are called lekkus. Also, you see Hera’s dad in the Clone Wars during the battle of Ryloth. He’s the Twi’lek commander who helps Obi-wan and Anakin get to the other side of the bridge and stop Orn Free Taa from stealing all the cultural artifacts.

[@DariusRoland]

That interaction between Kanan and Seventh Sister is even more funny when you realize that they are played by husband and wife actors Freddie Prinze Jr and Sarah Michelle Gellar. LOL

[@oxhine]

Hey, Holden and Jen! Cham Syndulla and his lieutenant, Gobi Glie, are both seen in "Supply Lines" and "Liberty on Ryloth" in Season 1 of "Clone Wars". Numa was the little Twi'lek girl Waxer and Boil came across in "Innocents of Ryloth" now all grown up. The Grand Inquisitor appears as a Temple Guard in the Force-vision because that's who he was! He escorted Barriss Offee to Ahsoka's trial and overheard her blistering speech condemning the Order. It got him to thinking.

[@swedizzle12]

Holden Hardman, of course you can stun droids. Its part of the OG cannon... that is how R2D2 got captured on Tatooine. come on =p

[@patrickcromwell7554]

It's that thing where a child of foreign refugees grows up with the language of their new home but when they are around their parents they revert to their native language or in this case accents.

[@billyp1836]

The Zeb and Kallus episode is my favorite in the entire series

[@patrickcromwell7554]

I would assume as well, that having been Anakin's Padawan that Ahsoka WOULD know Vader is Anakin. BUT as Yoda was known to say The Dark Side clouds everything. So - and this is a personal theory, not canon nor fact - perhaps by accepting to become Darth Vader, Anakin no longer "feels" the same within the Force. Maybe his actual Force Presence is different. There's enough for Ahsoka to get a sense of familiarity, but not quite identify who Vader actually is Also as Vader he has probably learned to keep himself concealed and KNOWS when someone is trying to "read" him, so he actively resists them.

[@dungeonmaster16]

25:45 mild retconning. Do note that rebels came first and took a while before the true final clone wars season was made and released.

[@darthkronical3390]

pretty much every time Ryloth comes up in Clone Wars, its either Cham, or Senator Orn Free Taa. We also briefly meet the infant Hera after the Battle of Ryloth

[@bemasaberwyn55]

So something that is not exactly made clear in that final episode this batch is where these Visions were coming from. See at this point we know that Qui-Gon has been training Yoda years since Revenge of the Sith. We also know from the Yoda Arc at the end of the first six seasons of Clone Wars which is all that had been released at the time that Rebels aired that Dagobah is one of several Force Nexusus has within the Galaxy. So it stands to reason that the Visions given to Kanan, Ezra and Ahsoka were giving by one of the few people in the Galaxy who had many of the pieces to the ultimate puzzle of the Sith grand plan. And since we know that Obi-Wan and Yoda were wanting to train one of the Skywalker children in order to actually take on Vader and Sidious , it stands to reason why they would be hesitant to send Kanan, Ezra and Ahsoka into the battle. We also know from their Exchange in season 1 that The Grandmaster knows about Ezra touching the dark side and knows about Kanan's insecurities when it comes to training Ezra. And as the highest-ranking Living member of the Jedi Council he would have the authority to Grant Knighthood. So knowing all that he designed a test for Kanan in order to determine whether or not he was ready for knighthood( note that Kanan was knighted according to his assumed name not his birth name). Given communication with Obi-Wan through the Force it makes sense that he would have formed The Grandmaster of the Jedi who defected to form the inquisitorius. Which would be how The Grandmaster knew that the grand Inquisitor had once been a temple guard. As for Asoka there is a bit of retconning going on but it's still generally works. Basically during Siege of Mandalore Maul gave her a hint as to what hideous was planning to do with Anakin. But given the events Revenge of the Sith including order 66 she was unable to reach out and talk to Anakin and due to her dismissal from the Jedi Order she was hesitant to trust the council with the information that Maul had provided. She got brief glimpses presumably when she touched Anakin's mind during the siege of lothal but she was so overwhelmed by the man that he had become she was unable to fully realize what it was she was sensing. Enter Master Yoda who was able to confirm her suspicions more-or-less by taking the information that she had during the Clone Wars and giving her enough of the pieces to be able to figure it out. Also a fun little side note is if you re-watch the scene where Ahsoka is meditating the fog in the temple covers up the areas of Anakin's body that got mutilated by Obi-Wan( his left arm which was remaining after his fight with Dooku in Attack of the Clones and then his right hand left legs) it's a fun little detail that eventually reveals the full height of Vader in that vision. Ever since this episode initially aired people that have complained about the design of The Grandmaster and the design of Anakin. I personally don't have an issue given that it fits with the aesthetic of the show. This batch of episodes has some of my favourite character moments in the entire show up to this point, from the connection to Clone Wars characters that people loved, 2 the rather tragic humanization of Kallus, to having Matt Lanter, James Earl Jones and Frank Oz all in the same episode with Ashley Eckstein which really seems like a reunion of Legacy Star Wars actors. If my memory serves there are two episodes which involve our favourite murderous Droid and then we're onto the finale.

[@berengustav7714]

Kallus has military grade hair gel that's why it's never out of place and why he doesn't wear a helmet anymore.

[@vincentvoillot6365]

Yes indeed, Twi'lek on Ryloth have a french accent. Imagine if each alien species had a specific accent. :D ( kind of already done in phantom menace ).

[@patrickcromwell7554]

So apparently these Yellow lightsabers were meant to represent the Jedi Temple Guard. Like Blue represents Warriors and Green represents defenders or Tanks. Or even the Scholars among the Jedi.

[@wrorchestra1]

I think the point of the Imperial caps covering their eyes is so that they only look at their console. Prisoners in Victorian jail were given similar caps so that they couldn't see the faces of other inmates and could only see their feet when walking in the yard.

[@quoniam426]

The things on Twi'leks heads (and on Togrutas as well like Ahsoka) are called Lekku -Twi'lek just means twin lekkus. The episode with Kallus and Zeb is reminicent of the Star Trek TNG episode where Geordi cooperates with a Romulan officer to get out of a slmy moon. Ashsoka felt Anakin in Vader earlier in the season and felt his fall in the last episode of the Clone Wars. But until she confronted the vision, she was in denial because she believed it was her fault, she left the order and subsequently, made him vulnerable. Especially after Maul told her that he was groomed by Sidious. Jen not liking Hera is mind boggling. Just wait until you see a family portrait with her mother on it, she had the same bad ass face as you...

[@Darth_Mornabin]

3:34 You hit the nail on the coffin, Holden.

[@senorelroboto2]

Since they've already seen the rest of the series, a good comparison for Kallus is Zuko from The Last Air Bender.

[@JokerInk-CustomBuilds]

5:45 send me across the country for a weekend and I come home with a new dialect and vocabulary! lol

[@cd5sircoupe]

I've seen a ton of comments about how the Grand Inquisitor used to be a temple guard, but only one comment that stated the comic run where we get even more backstory on him becoming the Inquisitor. One which includes a duel between him & Vader in the archives.

[@BumFluffer1999]

Sis deffo had that accent downloading for the last 1 and a half seasons lmaooo

[@millieboon]

I think she does know when they both sensed each other at the start of s2 but I don’t think she wants to believe it and has shoved it to the back as she wants to believe other wise but she then gets her confirmation

[@stuartclarkson48]

We are getting into some tasty episodes now, can't wait for the reactions

[@ZacPricener]

The Grand Inquistor we saw in the temple wasn't actually him. Rather, he was a vision created by the will of the Force to teach Kanan the lesson he needed to learn. It was a complete recreation though, which is why it behaved like the Grand Inquistor and had his memories. No one can come back from the Comsic Force unless they surrender completely understand the nature of the Force (which is how Qui-gon was able to return). As an agent of the dark side to the very end, the Inquistor's individuality would not have endured death. Basically, the Force used the Grand Inquisitor's likeness because it would be the best wake-up call for Kanan.

[@Nick99W]

Now that's a thumbnail 🤣

[@Maikigai]

26:55 Thing about Ahsoka no longer being a Jedi is that’s nothing more than a title for a person who follows a certain Creed. She’s a force user fighting and behaving like a Jedi. All she did was disband the title. That shouldn’t limit her ability to use the Force to open the Temple.

[@Darth_Mornabin]

34:08 Every tv-show set in space has its obligatory enemy mine-episode nowadays.

[@brucechmiel7964]

If you want to learn about the Grand Inquisitor you have to read the Darth Vader comic.

[@noxiouspizza4524]

Can't wait for the next ones. PS I think you guys have the episode numbering wrong. I believe these were 16-18.

[@Mourtzouphlos240]

Yeah, Ahsoka is in denial. Completely. She knew that Vader was Anakin since at least the second episode of this season. She refuses to admit it. Ahsoka has been running from her feelings and responsibilities since she was first accused of Leta's murder by Tarkin in Season 5 of TCW. That hasn't stopped in 30 years. Allegedly, we are supposed to get her finally coming to grips with everything that has happened since she quit on the Jedi in the Ahsoka series but we shall see.

[@benjaminshannon1013]

I was going to comment ENEMYMINE then I heard it while I was typing. Good job! Jenn needs to watch.

[@spoon8179]

I think we all know whats coming next and i cant wait to see there reactions.

[@LivinMyJeffLife]

Binged all of these yesterday😅

[@Journeyman.71]

OK, I *LOVED* the reference to Enemy Mine at the end! If Jen hasn't seen it, you should do it for MWW...!

[@thetankgarage]

G.D Rex isn't an old man "still participating"! He's only around 28 here! Ahsoka is older than he is :)

[@Rorujin]

Yeah but, accelerated aging

[@NuclearFridge1]

Accelerated aging. The clones were created to do a specific job. They weren't intended to last. 😡

[@otherbrotherdaryl3283]

One my favorite fun facts in Episode 17 when the female Inquisitor says you have a handsome face, she’s voiced by Sarah Michelle Gellar who is married to Freddie Prinze Jr, who voices Kanan..

[@dungeonmaster16]

19:25 from the comics Darth Vader and an army of stormtroopers came to the planet and commuted genocide (yes ironic with the planet name) on the geonosians. Why? That me and others can’t reveal yet.

[@LadiesmanB007]

Hera’s Dad was the resistance fighter leader during the battle of ryloth who fought alongside Mace Windu

[@spidersj12]

"Shuttle and Spoon" sounds like a Star Wars diner...

[@boomieboo]

That episode always reminded me of Enemy Mine too.

[@alexcrawford6162]

Regarding the hats, the British and various commonwealth militaries actually have hats with that style of peak as part of certain uniforms.

[@HeatKingMedia]

Episode 16 titled Episode 15 in the video and so on. The season of Editing errors continue. I think your Editor needs a holiday lol. Give the poor guy a break. Episode 17 with Zeb and Kalus reminds me of that movie with Dennis Quaid "Enemy Mine" where he and this alien warrior whose species are in a war with the humans crash land together on the same planet and have to work together to survive and eventually become friends. I always like the cliche of the villain not being a complete badguy and helping the good guys eventually.

[@xivilai47]

Oh no, a small editing error. I'm so sorry to hear it bothers you to this extent.

[@acdragonrider]

29:49: would you really believe immediately that your best friend/pseudo brother/father figure became the very thing he swore to destroy? I

[@cedric.sch_3673]

I'm ready fot the finale!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@briceburas]

I think season 2 and 4 are the best seasons in the show. 3 is good as well but 2 and 4 just hit different