OBI-WAN KENOBI 5-6 | FIRST TIME WATCHING | REACTION

[@JG-pv2lk]

"no, he is not going to hurt the children, that is too dark for star wars" *casually forgot about the day Anakin killed them all* 🤣🤣 that made me chuckle. Thank you haha

[@genghisgalahad8465]

Oh well...what are we going to do? ..Oh wait.

[@MalikBarrow16]

was killing kids in episode 2 and 3. Everybody forgets about the Tuscan Raider kids, killing kids is Anakin's favorite activity

[@HunterManProKiller1000]

It was Vader who did it

[@kristopherryanwatson]

i think she meant they showing him killing them in the scene. they did not in Episode III but we grasped the scene and that it happened.

[@Tahars7]

That is too dark for Disney.

[@michbenny1363]

The idea is that Vader had to let go of his anger for Obi-Wan because it made him reckless and foolish and he becomes the more mature bad guy you see in the original trilogy eventually because he did act differently in this one to an extent. That's why you hear The imperial March at the end finally.

[@TheGreatDearLeaderJimPickens]

Yeah, that's a good point. It's like the last embers of Anakin's fiery personality burning out, leaving the dark lord of ash behind

[@TheGreatDearLeaderJimPickens]

@Manopla It's either that or live with crushing reality

[@spencergrady4575]

@Manopla and I love when people cry in the comments, genuinely makes me laugh 😂

[@AnotherFancyUser]

​@@spencergrady4575 He could be right though, I saw some interviews with the director, she said a lot of it is up to interpretation, although the idea for her is crystal clear. But then again, it is what you think it is, until she says what she thought about. To me is a mix of both, bad writing is there no doubt, but at some point darth vader do mature, if Disney pulled off or can pull that off, I don't know and I kind of doubt it.

[@Xehanort117]

I've always believed that Hayden Christensen was dealt a bad hand in the prequel trilogy by being asked to fill perhaps the biggest shoes in modern cinema history, combined with some shotty writing and poor character development. For him to have the balls to step back into this role after all this time has garnered a lot of respect from fans, compounded with the fact that we actually got to see what Hayden could do with GOOD writing. The scene where Hayden is in the suit for all of 2 minutes has redeemed 2 decades of negative publicity for a solid actor that has earned my respect forever.

[@helmedon]

I did think Hayden was all that good as Anakin. Could just be that they had to squeeze a lot of character development for Anakin to fall to the Darkseid so quickly. Not the actor's fault but the writing and pace. So much h happened to Anakin in the Clone Wars, in the comics, etc. that explain his fall I think they rushed it in the final film.

[@understandthat9817]

Tell that to the Jumper Sequel We Never Got.

[@dominichumlie]

Hayden's Vader scene is the only good writing in the show and months later watching this again I still believe that.

[@eugenio1203]

Anakin’s corruption was very well written, every step of the process was carefully developed, the revenge of the sith in general is a fantastic film, palpatine rise to power was also very well written through out the whole prequel

[@doctaflo]

i dunno, people blame the writing and direction for Hayden’s performance, but rewatching the prequels, i notice Natalie Portman is totally believable with the same lousy writing and direction. i think he’s just a mediocre actor, even though i loved this scene

[@johan7170]

The "You didn't kill Anakin, I did" is very important. It references two scenes from the original trilogy : 1) Ep. IV, when Obi-Wan tells Luke about his father "A young jedi who used to be a pupil of mine turned to evil and murdered your father" 2) Ep VI, when Luke asks Obi-Wan why did he told him father was dead " Your father was seduced by the Dark Side of the Force. He ceased to be Anakin Skywalker and became Darth Vader. When that happened, the good man who was your father was destroyed." Obi-Wan never lied to Luke about his father, nor he hide the truth from him. He told him the story as Anakin himself had told him.

[@stt5v2002]

Well that serves the plot but of course it is still a lie. It’s a rathe self serving and malicious one at that, considering that Obi Wan and Yoda expected that Luke would kill Vader. But I dont fret over it too much.

[@schubox]

@@stt5v2002 Yeah they don't need to explain it, Obi Wan just flat out lied. It works that way too

[@ge2719]

lets get real, this is all just writers changing their minds later down the line and adding in a line of dialogue to fix something that doesn't work with their new ideas, or writers who had nothing to do with a previous work deciding to take it in a different direction and just lazily changing what was previous set with a single line of dialogue.

[@dallasyap3064]

That's still in a way half-lie

[@speedhuntr]

It might explain why Obi-Wan said it the way he did but it's still not really true. However, Vader's grin over bragging about killing Anakin is 🔥 and terrifying.

[@aryanbhuta3382]

It was not common knowledge that Anakin was Vader. He thought Anakin was weak and tried to hide any connection to who he used to be. Except the Emperor, very few people knew.

[@wolf99000]

And anyone that did find out he killed there is a story in the comics which are cannon that a clone recognized him and Vader killed him

[@jeremylarson6267]

odd that he allowed the movies to continue to be made, huh?

[@tarjji]

"No Banner, only Hulk"

[@elijahsacco]

Tarkin, Palpatine, Yoda, Obi-Wan, maybe Bail if Obi-Wan told him, and Reva I believe are the only ones who knew that Vader was Anakin. Padme and Mace probably figured it out as they were dying but they never explicitly heard him called Vader.

[@angryyoungman66]

That's why breaking vaders mask was important so we remeber who's behind it

[@Bigmanoncampus888]

Darth Vader is of course meant to be heart breaking, but anytime you're feeling down about the character, just go back and rewatch return of the Jedi. Watching Vader save Luke and throw the emperor to his death is the ultimate gratification and payoff of these films. Yes, please start Mando. Don't wait on that series. It's great and you'll love it.

[@CNC-Time-Lapse]

In the end it comes down to a father's love for his son, overcoming evil at all cost. The ultimate redemption story...

[@garibaldilebeau]

Just ignore the updated “Nooooooooo!”

[@samuelclayhills3298]

He didn't die you clown. Laughing in ep 9.

[@Bigmanoncampus888]

@@samuelclayhills3298 what's episode 9?? Never heard of it

[@chad1097]

Anakin Skywalker is my favorite fictional character precisely because he's so flawed, but his flaws are relatable. Boiled down, and before the ST, the SW series central themes was basically family and love. In the PT Anakin's fear of losing his family made him compromise everything he believed in and it destroyed him. It took the love of his son, who knew nothing but the worst of him but still risked his life to save him, for Anakin to reject the Dark Side and kill both Vader and Palpatine.

[@beastwizard1741]

The broken mask scene was very emotional and I truly commend Ewan and Hayden for selling it as well as they did. Having said that, I have a feeling Hayden saw the broken mask scene in Star Wars Rebels and said "Oh I want to do that."

[@wolfmanjack2001]

It’s a beautiful “rhyme” in Star Wars. While we see Ahsoka slash his masks right side open a few years after this in Rebels, here he is opened on his left. One by master. One by apprentice. Neither can turn him back. But his son succeeds and removes the mask fully. That’s just damn beautiful to me! And the way they played the red and blue off his face and mask as he shifted in and out? So good.

[@dallasyap3064]

@@wolfmanjack2001 Yup true, Ahsoka slashed half, Ben slashed half, both couldn't bring him back, but his son could and removes the whole thing.

[@SkareEk]

@@dallasyap3064 Yeah and it is like, both master and apprentice tried to do it by force (breaking his mask) and it didn t work but his son refuses to go down that path and Vader removes the mask on his own... It s just so well played 🙏

[@Adama85]

@@SkareEk That's actually a really good point.

[@Adama85]

@@dallasyap3064 Good point.

[@19Paul91]

Ewan is doing a very distinct clipped Alec Guiness accent. Also i think the show didnt want to use the original music as a crutch

[@Kazeromaru]

Makes the Imperial March at the end more impactful.

[@JoeRockstar]

Well they could've used some crutches lol cuz this show has no legs!

[@19Paul91]

@@JoeRockstar yeah, well! You know, that’s just like er…your opinion man!

[@30AndAWakeUp]

There was another time when half of Vader's mask came off. When he fought his padawan, Ahsoka. You haven't seen her yet but i have a feeling you're going to love Anakin's padawan.

[@garibaldilebeau]

The best way to get to know Ahsoka is to watch Clone Wars (and potentially Rebels) before Mandalorian…I feel I lost something by seeing her the other way round

[@stigkenobi7525]

She is a massive plot-hole. Only idiots love her.

[@ArabianLady]

Cassie, Hubby and I loved The Mandolorian. We were apprehensive too, but we're not disappointed. I understand if you need to take a break first, but it's so worth watching!

[@ArabianLady]

Weren't. Sorry autocorrect.

[@kristopherryanwatson]

@@ArabianLady lol you could have just edited your comment...

[@stigkenobi7525]

It is written for a low I.Q generation that didn't pay attention when watching the movies. It contradicts them in every episode. Glad you and your hubby are the sort that enjoys the sheer dumbing down of franchises.

[@dereklopez9060]

"I am not your failure, Obi-Wan. You didn't kill Anakin Skywalker....I did." He's telling Obi-Wan what had happened to him on Mustafar wasn't his fault, it was all on him as he chose this path. And his smile at the end was creepy. Really like the mixture between Hayden Christensen and James Earl Jones during his interaction with Obi-Wan.

[@kristopherryanwatson]

dude, you're kinda spoiling it for those who haven't watched yet.... shhhhh and by the way, James Earl Jones was not involved with this series. they used AI software to emulate His voice for Vader.

[@ct6852]

He comes off as such an effing nutcase. Since when does he care about Obi-Wan's feelings?

[@gtp1172]

he says "i am not your failure, Obi-Wan"

[@dereklopez9060]

@@gtp1172 Fixed it.

[@partariothe5th]

@@kristopherryanwatson If they're watching this and reading the comments before seeing it for themselves, then that is on them!

[@michaelhoward142]

Absolutely, yes, to The Mandalorian. I think it captures "the Star Wars feeling" very, very well.

[@MattKeller]

Does no one else feel we are way overdue for Spaceballs?!?

[@tonyrossell832]

@@MattKeller I agree. I'd also like her to react to Fan Boys.

[@MattKeller]

@@tonyrossell832 Fanboys is a nice movie. A little sad but nice. Can't see it winning any Patreon polls but maybe some day. Instead of diving deeper into star wars tv shows I kinda wish people would steer her towards star trek movies, at least the new ones, but again probably wishful thinking for now

[@stigkenobi7525]

No it doesnt. It contradicts the movies, and is full of plot-holes.

[@tonyrossell832]

@@MattKeller I personally am tired of all the tv series. I wish she'd stick to movies and leave the tv as patreon exclusives.

[@Mokkari77]

In the movie A New Hope it's clear Luke had already met "Old Ben" or at least seen him around before he meets him when Artoo runs away to look for him.

[@andromidius]

Yup. He knew of him well enough to wonder if 'Obi-Wan' was a relative of 'Old Ben Kenobii'.

[@daveygivens735]

That wizard's just a crazy old man.

[@mrglasses8953]

But Leia had never met him

[@Mokkari77]

@@mrglasses8953 We assumed she didn't but there's nothing in the first movie to say she didn't. When Luke rescues Leia in the Death Star he says "I'm here with Ben Kenobi!" and Leia says "Ben Kenobi?! Where is he?!" She knows he also goes by Ben. She doesn't go "You mean Obi-Wan Kenobi?"

[@hellowhat890]

29:12 "That was the tiniest cameo... wasn't it?" I actually met Ian McDiarmid (Palpatine) at Washington State Summercon which was the weekend before the last episode of Obi-Wan premiered. Of course, a lot of fans were pestering him and Bonnie Piesse (Beru) about it. Professionally, and courteously, they told us to wait and see what happens. The frequently most asked questions they got were, "Does this 'character' appear?" But I respect them so much for managing to keep the entire series finale a secret and they allowed us to enjoy ending. I imagine if we were all in the theaters watching these episodes, we would have had a spectacular reaction.

[@gavinperillo2708]

An easy but cool thing to miss is the fact that obi wan can take off one side of his mask, and ahsoka takes off the other side in rebels. The master can only take off one side, the padawan can only take off the other side, but only luke, his blood, can take off the whole mask.

[@mikeyc2110]

The other thing to miss is that with everyone but ahsoka and obi wan, vader only fights holding his saber in one hand but for ahsoka and obi wan he uses to hands and slightly changes his fighting style to be more aggressive and quicker

[@Kayoss13212]

Yeah. But idk how to feel about Obi Wan beating Darth Vader. While I wasn’t expecting Darth Vader to remain undefeated until fighting Luke, it makes me wonder why Obi Wan didn’t just finish the fight right then and their? Or why even wait and give the job of beating Darth Vader to Luke if Obi Wan could’ve just beaten him this whole time? And I feel like it kinda makes Luke beating Darth Vader less special, if they have Vader lose too many times.

[@mikeyc2110]

@@Kayoss13212 vader gets beaten a few times in the comics, only he just keep coming back until he kills the one who beat him

[@damianplasencia2708]

oh god...no this is not an easy thing to miss because there is literally always someone trying to act like they came up with this comment when in reality its been posted tens of thousands of times on every Kenobi youtube video... It's so cringe lol...especially when you consider that the Kenobi show stole this scene from the show Rebels Ahsoka Tano did that to Vader.

[@mikeyc2110]

@@damianplasencia2708 wouldn't really say it was stolen from rebels seeing as filoni worked on both and it's something that has happened to vader a few times in the comics and in legends

[@woidonmiguel1]

As amazing a journey as Star Wars is, watching the journey of you seeing Episode 3 and him killing younglings and Rogue One where you "hate him so much" and yet here we are and like the rest of us you see Anakin is still in there. We saw him grow up, saw his triumphs and failures and fall, but beneath it all we know he is still redeemable like Padme told ObiWan "there is good in him". And in the end it seems, like us, you hate what Anakin gave himself over to but not Anakin himself. Of all the reaction channels your journey has been the best.

[@redcardinalist]

wonderful comment ♥

[@jeanpaulmedellin]

Luke kept meeting Obi-Wan as he grew up, it wasn't like every day meeting him but he knew about that good ol' crazy Ben Kenobi, the strange hermit that a lot of times people heard him speaking to himself, not knowing that he was just chatting with his master.

[@qwaurk985]

_"That's how I was and now I'm dreaming about Star Wars."_ You have learned much young, Cassie, but you are not a Jedi yet.

[@garyt7193]

"Easy.... 3rd eye blind...sister lady" My favorite Miss Cassie response in the video 😎

[@davidburke2132]

I loved how they did the Qui-Gon cameo. I like how Qui-Gon didn’t come to speak to Obi-Wan to “save him” when he was in trouble. That Obi-Wan had to sort himself out, and especially his connection to the force, to do what he needed to do, and that by virtue of that close connection to the force (probably closer than he’d ever had in his time as a Jedi) he was able to finally see Qui-Gon. It was much more satisfying for me that way.

[@wolf99000]

Yeah its a journey Yoda did it so did Qui-Gon you need to find balance in the force

[@daveygivens735]

It's just never lost on me how not long ago you closed your eyes and jumped into the New Hope pool and here you are so completely invested - the same journey as every other Star Wars fan. =)

[@juandelgadillo5267]

older fans, and disney star wars fans did not go through the same journey! Us older fans have been suffering blow after blow ever since Disney turned Star Wars into some mushy/cutsie/nostalgia-driven/ pile of garbage. Not only did we lose Luke Skywalker (a loss because Luke went from being a strong willed, balanced Jedi into a hermit who considered killing his own nephew cuz of a 'bad dream') but now we have the same thing happening to Kenobi (a once powerful Jedi turning into a bumbling buffoon with pedophilia tendencies). No definitely not the same journey as 'every other star wars fan'. RIP Star Wars😢

[@geronimojones]

That last exchange between Obi Wan and Leia just kills me. Never knew I wanted that pairing so bad. Love those two together.

[@kyleg334]

"Let her anger cloud her judgement" exactly! This is the dark side.

[@rytterl]

The Padawan cuts off half the mask. The Master cuts off the other half. The son takes off the mask. So much symbolism here. I also LOVED the show. As a super fan who loves all of the lore and everything.. I thought it was beautiful.

[@stigkenobi7525]

Neither were intended by Lucas at all. Lucas wanted Ahsoka to die during Order 66. He is also on record, about 50 times, saying Kenobi and Vader never met between ep 3 and 4. Filoni wrecked all of it, to cater to a dumbed down generation. How does it feel to be the cancer that destroyed a perfect story?

[@Cuthbert903]

Casey: "You guys waited so long. If you watched Star Wars in real time there was so much time inbetween, you had so much time to miss it, which... is... kinda fun" Us: NO. IT. WASN"T!!!

[@scottyd0530]

I feel like Obi Wan apologizing to Anakin was his final attempt to pull Anakin away from the dark, and him saying "then my friend is truly dead" was him realizing that he failed to do so.

[@CrazeeAdam]

"I will do what I must" and a few other moments are direct parallels to their fight in Revenge of the Sith! Very cool

[@martinloss4171]

Vader: Have you come to destroy me? (btw: dumb writing. Vader came to him.) Obi-Wan: "I will do what I must" ..... Leaves Vader alone .... and ALIVE 🤔 (what did he say before)

[@ge2719]

very cruel, very cruel. me personally. this movie was my favourite movie of all time.

[@jesterssketchbook]

@@martinloss4171 lololol the writing is absolutely terrible

[@martinloss4171]

​@@jesterssketchbook yeah, and would be so easy to fix some these. I never understood how such obvious mistakes can be overlooked. Here, In that case, Vader could just say: "Do you want to destroy me?" Changing two words. That's it. Problem fixed.

[@Michael-dl2cf]

i could get half way through. it's crap.

[@TheArenaOfIdeas]

“Third Eye Blind Sister-Lady” Why is that just so damn funny?

[@cosmictyger]

This…. Rewatching this…. I can relinquish any fealty to the naysayers. 😂 this was great. This was great. Thank you for reminding me.

[@Len0Grady]

Someone made the point that for Episode 4, Obi-Wan’s last sight was of the twins reunited at last. This show just upped the poignancy of that moment.

[@Sage2000]

The duel was perfect. They managed to make me sorry for Vader when the breathing problem started. Loved Obi Wan growing in confidence and power each episode.

[@HyakuJuu01300]

Talk about low standarts huh

[@pstockmaster]

the ending of the duel was ridiculous, obi wan just leaves vader so he can go on terrorize the galaxy

[@Sage2000]

@@pstockmaster he just can’t kill his brother. It’s not who he is.

[@HyakuJuu01300]

@@Sage2000 but he lets him kill millions and millions. That's who he is.

[@pstockmaster]

@@Sage2000 obi wan to luke - "so ... i can´t stop my brother ... can you stop your father for me"? not to mention that vader tells him that he is not anakin anymore, and that he killed anakin, which makes the whole scene even dumber. obi wan could have easily stopped the biggest terrorist/murderer of the galaxy after like 2 days of training.. but he didnt because "reasons"

[@WildWombats]

Given how much Anakin going bad from the movies made you feel, I'd SO recommend watching Star Wars: Clone Wars Animated series, it's about 7 seasons long and it so makes what happened in the movies and shows about Anakin/Darth Vader so much more impactful, because it's 7 seasons of character building with Anakin and Obi-Wan and you see the more human and likeable side of Anakin, which just makes the tragedy of the path he went down even greater.

[@dominicnevins2144]

I second this motion

[@captironsight]

When she gets to the Mandalorian, she will feel the force flow through her.

[@EricTheKartoonKing]

Real talk, I don’t think any of the overly negative reviews are justified. This show, overall, was so well done. And I think a break before Mandalorian could be beneficial. I remember watching it for the first time, and it was like a breath of fresh air, it felt like REAL Star Wars! And I don’t think you’ll get that if you’re not missing it a little bit.

[@1316ehero]

Reva thinking she was going to kill Luke to bring justice was her way of taking Anakins family like he killed hers. (The younglings)

[@erbaldwin1]

"What's his voice?" He's basing it off of Alec Guinness, which indicates a south England dialect.

[@Forodren_Ardhor]

I love how lightsaber wound can mean literally anything. From "you die immediately" to "you don't care in 5 minutes"

[@Sandlund93]

I hate it. It completely ruins the immersion and reeks of plot armor. But they started this mess in Episode 7, with both Kylo and Finn surviving their injuries. Injuries that would have killed any side character. Well, I guess Lucas laid the foundation for this mess when he brought back Maul. But at least he had bigger plans behind that decision than Disney was able to pull off, at the end of the day Maul didn't change anything. He just played crime lord for a bit, being the average nuisance, before finally meeting the same fate as before. Unless the dark side saves him again? His return should have been foreshadowed in The Phantom Menace for it to ever be credible. Just a sign of life at the bottom of the pit, right before the peace ceremony would have been enough. Since that wasn't included they should have stuck with the assumed demise and ended his arc in Episode 1.

[@sethmaki1333]

When Vader said to Obi-Wan "I am not your failure Obi-Wan," ugh, that hit me like a freight train. Tears flowed immediately.

[@chrisspratlin5656]

Luke knew Ben prior to A New Hope. They both had more interactions together as Luke was very comfortable with him. It wasn't just this meeting. I hope they will show this in hopefully a season 2 and more interactions with Qui Gon. Plenty of stories to tell if they want too. Oh and Disney must do a Vader series. There could be Anakin and Obi-Wan flashbacks in it as well. Show Vader in his prime up to Rogue One.

[@existenceisrelative]

Of course, you know what we _really_ need to see. The series about footsoldier types in the rebellion being all sad and downtrodden, but slowly making progress.

[@Kazeromaru]

Since they have the AI for James' voice if he gives the sign off on postmortem (god forbid but he is almost 100) use of his voice, they could have almost infinite Vader things to show in the future.

[@existenceisrelative]

@@Kazeromaru You know, i expected to be saddened by hearing the computer version of it in the show. But instead it was just nice to hear vader strong again.

[@doesnotexist305]

After seeing real life Clone Troopers in this series and being shocked that they weren’t CGI, I kinda want a Clone Wars story line that just focuses on the battles over systems in the galaxy. I normally don’t care for the prequel era but I just feel like Disney is milking the OT era too much. Besides, a prequel era series with practical effects would be mental.

[@Bagofsoup]

Resounding yes. Mando is some of the best Star Wars in years, along with rogue one. I also really enjoyed the Obi wan series. While I do feel Obi wan series could have made a good movie, several marvelous 2 hour and 2.5 hour movie edits have been created out there. They are really well done, but so far have cut several important scenes that I think should have been left in, so I am content to leave it as a 6 part series. If you have to take a Star Wars break, do please get to Mando at some point. It’s awesome…

[@MrKevinFHaney]

Kenobi was Awesome

[@OneTrueVikingbard]

If that’s your bar of excellence, Rogue One and The Mandalorian, then the prequels definitely outclassed them by far.

[@fixipszikon6670]

@@MrKevinFHaney No it wasn't. It was full of nonsense. Edits proved it.

[@MrKevinFHaney]

@@OneTrueVikingbard if everybody was the same in this world it probably be pretty boring weird creepy and etc and I'm not one to search out comments so I can complain about something

[@MrKevinFHaney]

@@fixipszikon6670 I love all kinds of of movies especially Star wars I love all Star wars but I'm not the one to complain about stuff like everybody else does in this complaining world right now

[@astralmuffin5276]

"sheesh kabob" - Im totally stealing that

[@tiba242424]

7:23 JESUS CHRIST! She just quoted Yoda! SUBCOUNSIOUSLY!!! LUV HER!!!!

[@TheJoeyKnoxville]

27:28 when I heard Leia's Theme from the original movie play I got emotional. I am sure Carrie Fisher would have been happy and loved this young actress playing a young Leia. Personally I loved this series. At times it felt like a movie strecthed out into 6 episodes, but that's not necessarily a bad thing. Not in my opinion at least. It had great suspense and great characters in all of the episodes. I don't get the hate some people pour onto this series. Most of the time it seems like nitpicking when they defend their negative review.

[@ChocolateFishBrains]

"This makes no sense, can she not see how hypocritical this is?" People often do incredibly awful and hypocritical things every day while blinded by emotion.

[@cfinley81]

Yup. Remember: Fear leads to anger, anger leads to hate, hate leads to suffering.

[@davidbeach4682]

Exactly. Reva had given in to anger and rage and the Dark Side. Her "justice" was to exact revenge on Vader/Anakin in any way that she could. The means justified the ends from this dark side perspective. She did many bad things, presumably, in order to get in a position to take Vader out. But she didn't take the final step, and instead stepped back. Her "justice" was the Old Testament "eye for an eye" justice.

[@martinloss4171]

Actually it really makes no sense regarding the plot. She wants revenge. Ok. She wants to kill Vader. Ok. She did bad things to get close enough. She was close enough and then .... instead of killing him, you know ... her motivation, she tried to kill civilians because .....? And in the end she came to the conclusion to attack him just directly. What a great plan 😅 And killing Luke? Again a great example of dumb writing. She said she wants justice. If she would have say "revenge" the whole scene whould made 10 times more sense. In general the whole series has so many problems which could have been fixed soooo easy. Chanhing a word, cutting a scene out, ... There is a video on youtube about the abduction of Leia: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jKG4l4CeZ8x0oac Yes, it is that simple!

[@RichBandzMf]

That's never been the case. People do hypocritical things all the time & they're completely aware of the fact that they're wrong but would rather ruin everything than admit it.

[@spartanical]

or it's just bad writing

[@jonmercano1138]

I personally recommend watching some essential stuff in Clone Wars and Rebels before watching Mandalorian, especially before S2, but that would take a bit of time, even not doing all of clone wars, and they’re not necessary to enjoy Mandalorian. They just enhance it.

[@crazydinosaur8945]

the clone wars enhances Ahsoka so much.

[@thequarteryearman9305]

Ewan spent much time listening and watching Sir Alec Guiness to get mannerisms and voice inflections down. So many bits since Chapter 1 movie to now that you can see those little inflections. "Well, hello there." was a perfect imitation. Rubbing the side of his beard with his thumb, etc. Such a great performance.

[@Sage2000]

8:26 “may the force be with you”. I was sobbing here, cliché or not, Tala was MVP. Her character was interesting, heroic, and moved the story ahead.

[@KingOrest]

Welcome back 😊 Thanks to the fan-edits, that’s the way I prefer to watch Kenobi now.

[@brianmcconnell1817]

You should definitely watch The Mandalorian. It’s a great series that restored my passion for Star Wars, similar to the first time I saw it in the theatre in 1977 (yes, I’m that old). I know that the critics weren’t kind to this show, but they were also not kind to the original Star Wars when it was first released and look how that turned out. The fans love the show as do I and that’s all that matters. Critics don’t create culture, artists do. There’s rumours that a second season of Obi Wan Kenobi may be forthcoming. And to be honest I’m surprised at how excited I am about it. May the force be with you. ✌🏼

[@evangalinsky2499]

I only just got Disney plus for the first time and am watching the Mandalorian with very little info, though obviously some. 4 episodes in, I'm actually not that into it. Perhaps it gets much better, but so far, I don't see what everyone was hyping up, I think the Obi series was vastly better, thats the only reason I got Disney plus was to watch the Obi series anyway, and I went and watched Rebels and Clone wars both for the first time before Mandalorian, even though they're animated and made for kids, I still prefer those series as well, again, so far, it is only 4 episodes, so obviously I'm lacking quite a bit of foundational understanding about Mandalorian. With that in mind however, I still stand by my opinion, as of 4 episodes (I literally JUST watched episode 3 and 4 btw). I like how different of a take it is from most star wars universe stuff, it just seems limited in potential at the moment. Feel free to tag me for an update on my opinion within the next week or so, I'll have finished it completely.

[@TheBrotherdarkness9]

@@evangalinsky2499 you will literally jump out of your seat on the s2 finale.

[@evangalinsky2499]

@@TheBrotherdarkness9 Out of the few things I know I already know thats the Luke hallway scene

[@TheBrotherdarkness9]

@@evangalinsky2499 Not the hallway scene in particular, though it was beautiful. I meant the fact that Luke was in it to begin with. It was a huge surprise back then.

[@brianmcconnell1817]

@@evangalinsky2499 give it time. I felt the same way. It’s building its narrative and once that’s fully developed you’ll enjoy it more.

[@ThomasCorp]

So, I knew that Ian McDiarmid would appear as the Emperor in this show. Even then, I was unprepared by just how euphoric I was seeing Ian as the Emperor again. His scene with Darth Vader is one of my favorite scenes of the show.

[@josephtingley654]

I love how he called him weakened and basically lays down the ultimatum on Vader.

[@PlumbPitiful]

I'm glad he was there but honestly he kind of phoned it in. He talked in his normal voice, not the emperor's voice. They also were really lazy on his makeup job

[@s1lm4r1l6]

Why is the Emperor standing and Vader sitting though!? That's literally a thing throughout the films until this point. You never see Vader sitting. Ever. This series changed that. I'd be fascinated to hear why they made that choice.

[@macgonzo]

@@s1lm4r1l6 Vader is sitting in the pod in Empire, the bit where the helmet is placed on his head - plus, he's sitting in his TIE fighter...

[@davidbeach4682]

The old music wasn't used because this series was A) before the first trilogy and B) the characters weren't ready for it. Vader was not yet the ultimate Vader. He was distracted and so focused on getting Obi-Wan that it was affecting his ultimate due loyalty to the Emperor's agenda. Palpatine seemed to have given him some leeway early to see if Vader could remove Obi-Wan as a threat and get it out of his system. In that scene between Vader and Palpatine you saw the most effective and quietly delivered verbal spanking ever delivered. In 4 quiet sentences, with no overt threat implied, Palpatine told Vader to refocus or, probably, he would be dead. In saying "I serve only you, my Master" Anakin's desires were finally subverted and Vader stepped to the fore as the ultimate servant of Palpatine. Hence the Imperial March playing on scene exit. Shift to Alderaan: Leia is now dressing herself and making her own choices about what she wears. Her experiences have forged the birth of the future leader of the Rebel Alliance. Instead of running from her future as a senator of Alderaan and as a leader of people, she now embraces it. So, when Obi-Wan and Leia are saying good bye, it is Leia's theme from the original trilogy playing in the background. Obi-Wan tells Leia "May the Force be With You." This is probably the first time in a decade he has said that to ANYONE. It is probably the first time he has felt enough like himself, and sure enough in his connection to the Force to be able to say it. In the background the correct music is playing as he does this. Qui-Gon didn't appear until the last because Obi-Wan in his PTS, his grief, and his guilt feelings had ended up cutting himself from the Force. He was more blind to it than probably when he was untrained padawan. Once he had become free and dealt with his trauma, his inner eyes opened again and while he would never be the exact same cavalier optimistic fellow he used to be, he had grown in maturity and could enjoy a more mature and stronger connection to the living Force. The Kenobi that came out of that hole was the strongest as a Jedi that he had ever been. He had finally processed his guilt and grief and was now ready to face the future. Most of the angst surrounding fan reaction to this series, I personally believe, came from impatient, backseat driving fans who were unable to let the meal fully cook before they started criticizing the cooking. The soup course was barely served and they were complaining about not just the main course, but also the dessert, before either had ever been served.

[@benmiller3252]

Indira Varma who played Tala Durith in this series was in the Doctor Who spin - off Torchwood. She played Suzie Costello. You should watch Doctor Who.

[@unclerojelio6320]

She was also in the HBO series “Rome”. You should NOT watch that. Lol.

[@benmiller3252]

@@unclerojelio6320 still Doctor Who and even Red Dwarf is a must watch

[@Adama85]

Doctor Who is awesome ! !

[@benmiller3252]

@@Adama85 and so is Red Dwarf

[@Adama85]

@@benmiller3252 I must say that Red Dwarf is on my list of things I need to watch.

[@joshuaweston6531]

The Star Wars series we've been getting have been really good, including this one! I watched carefully to see if I could find any egregious flaws, but other than several "convenient" escapes so that someone doesn't die at the end of a lightsaber duel, I really think they did a good job keeping the show within the constraints of canon. It was great seeing Ewan and Hayden return! Between the two of them, they make up my two favorite Star Wars characters. Obi Wan is my favorite Jedi and Vader is my favorite Sith! And yes, both Hayden Christensen and James Earl Jones are both responsible for bringing the gravitas Vader possesses. Hayden for the tragic aspect of the character, and James Earl Jones for the fear factor! I also really liked lil' Leia. Child actors can be hit and miss, but she seemed genuinely wise beyond her years, but not so much that it compromised the silliness of her age. "Make me float! I wanna float!" All in all a quality chapter in the Star Wars canon, and an excellent examination of the period this show resides in, as well as that of Kenobi as a character! I do highly recommend The Mandalorian and Book Of Boba Fett, but you would do well to watch The Clone Wars and Rebels first, even if it's on your own time. I know it's a lot of material to cover, but these shows will make MUCH more sense if you do!

[@WildWombats]

Clone Wars is an absolute must honestly given how much she loves Anakin and Obi-wan's relationship :)

[@Broncoburger]

The toy Obi-Wan gives him, Luke still has it in A New Hope he's playing with it for just a moment when he is giving C3PO his oil bath.

[@Kazeromaru]

James Earle Jones A.I. is spectacular, I still can't believe it's almost entirely AI. I know James did some line reads so the AI could figure out how to replicate him.

[@charger70s]

As Obi-Wan helps drag a civilian to safety, Tala is left taking the brunt of the onslaught with NED-B and takes a blaster bolt to her stomach.

[@ImaGaemer]

The whole thing about the dark side of the force is that it corrupts you, you may start using it with good intentions but the dark side eventually takes you over, consumes you. Sort of like how the One Ring corrupts those who come into contact with it

[@martinloss4171]

Good analogy 👍

[@KurNorock]

I am skeptical about that. The fact is that Mace Windu invented a whole new combat style based on using the dark side of the force while fighting, which is why he was so powerful and the ONLY Jedi to ever best Sidious in a duel. Also, there are a such thing as Gray Jedi, who use both the light and the dark sides of the force. The most famous example I can think of being Jolee Bindo from the Knights of the Old Republic video game. Frankly, the more I learn about Star Wars lore, the more it seems like the dark side of the force doesn't corrupt people, it is just that once people become corrupt, they use the dark side of the force more often. It wasn't the dark side of the force that corrupted Anakin. It was Sidious.

[@andromidius]

@@KurNorock The key there is balance. The Dark Side corrupts because its instant power and gratification. One can use it and not be consumed by it by carefully balancing it with the Light Side - which would require a huge amount of willpower and self control.

[@KurNorock]

@@andromidius Instant power and gratification doesn't mean corruption. And I'm not so sure any balance is required. In fact, I don't think the force truly has a light and dark side. I think there is just "The force" and any evil or good is derived from how it is used. For example, is force lightning always evil? What if somebody uses it to save an innocent life? Why is using force lightning evil, but using force push to throw an enemy off a building considered good?

[@ImaGaemer]

@@KurNorock so a couple of things to address: first of all, Grey Jedi are not canon and they never have been. George Lucas hated the idea of grey Jedi and did not consider them canon, neither does Disney. Second thing, Anakin may have been given the idea of turning to the dark side, but he still chose to, he made the decision to turn to the dark side, and it does corrupt you. Anakin turned because he wanted to save Padme, and yet he insisted that she turned against him, and tried to kill her. And we have more evidence of the dark side corrupting people. Ezra Bridger from Rebels used the dark side to protect those he cared about, and ignored their warnings, blamed them for not trusting him, and risked their lives without thinking twice about it. Quinlin Voss tried using both the light and dark side, he fell to the dark side and became a secret apprentice to Dooku because the dark side corrupted him. Here’s a video that addresses everything way better than I can from a guy that knows a lot about Star Wars kzbin.info/www/bejne/mXami6N4ZZqZfcU

[@codyt821]

Luke does remember Obi Wan in a new hope. It’s clear that Luke knows him…….There are several lines of dialogue that show he knows who he is

[@adamcollazo8228]

Yeah, in A New Hope Luke clearly knows who Ben is as he asks uncle Owen who Obi-Wan is and whether Obi-Wan is related to "Old Ben" Kenobi?

[@Imylover]

Vader's true identity was always one of the absolute most hidden secrets in the Empire. Besides for Vader & Palpatine, no one else was supposed to know. Tarkin, somehow, knew, I just don't remember how he did & could still live. Maybe Vader never knew that Tarkin knew. Otherwise, Vader killed anyone who found out, if they ever saw him unmasked or in whatever way ever learned that he is really Anakin. One more Imperial did figure it out, his name is Grand Admiral Thrawn but you still don't know about this tactical genius. But he met Anakin during the Clone Wars & when he years later met him again as Vader he recognized the same piloting skills & realized it must be the same man. Otherwise, besides for our few heroes on the good side, absolutely no one at all in the galaxy knew that Vader was Anakin. It was the state secret of state secrets. Also, Vader never wanted to be reminded of who he once was, too painful. Anyone reminding him of it, even by accident, was met with his wrath. Only Palpatine, obviously, could get away with it. So, if you ever rewatch the OT & when Luke calls Vader as Anakin Skywalker AND gets away with it with a mere harsh tone from Vader... that means quite a lot! Vader loved his son so much, without realizing it himself, that he allowed Luke to talk to him like that but still warning him not to. All else who did were slaughtered.

[@johnalley8397]

Obi-Wan ordering everyone around: remember not only is he a MASTER Jedi, but he is also a renowned, battle-tested general of the Republic army.

[@ThreshmanEntertainment]

I gotta say, I'm glad this really really made it make more sense as to why Leia would name her son Ben. Prior to this I was like what, she named her son after some old dude her dad knew and she never met? Weird. This makes alot more sense for this Canon timeline

[@SwiftFoxProductions]

It, also, makes more sense why Leia would specifically reach out to Obi-Wan for help when she needed it in the original film and why she immediately recognized the name Ben Kenobi as an alias for Obi-Wan when Luke used that name when he first rescued her (when he said that he was "here with Ben Kenobi").

[@Dalarus]

You: "I just want them to have a heart to heart and be friends" Me: *grabs more popcorn*

[@jackpowell9276]

Mando is amazing, but also 3 seasons so its a bit more watching. That said, it takes places somewhat outside the skywalker thread for the most part. So i'd take a break, but not too long of a break! It is really fantastic.

[@DrLipkin]

Season 3 doesn't drop until February.

[@Highostrich]

While Kenobi had its moments. I firmly believe that The Mandalorian is still the best star wars disney had done. It is actually my personal fav star wars property..

[@cowboy1165]

"Hello there." was the second time he said that to Luke, and it sounded eerily the same as when Sir Alec Guinness said it in IV.

[@Shawn_M]

Reva wanted revenge on Vader, but she had definitely turned to the dark side. Ends justify the means when it comes to the dark side. She was prepared to cut thru any obstacle to get to him, so the irony of killing children to do it never hit her until she had a defenseless youngling in front of her

[@TheRVehicle]

I have a theory (although it may even be official) that the dark side has a rapid snowball effect on the consciences and sanities of those who fall under its influence, which would help to explain why Anakin goes just so quickly from telling Mace Windu about Palpatine, to cutting off Mace's hand yet immediately saying "What have I done?" afterwards, to straight up "killing younglings" and choking Padme.

[@eastmanwebb5477]

"Easy, third eye blind sister lady…" You are a hoot!

[@ArgonTheAware]

At least you have made a lot of progress since your first reaction because with the example of your attempt to do the "Vulcan Salute" at 15:09 you put a stake through the heart of Star Trek fans by mixing up the genres because Star Wars has lot more fantasy in than Star Trek which is more science fiction and now you have a lot more experience to know the difference

[@thereturningshadow]

"...my Quigley." Cassie, you will forever call Qui Gon Quigley, won't you? lol

[@ct6852]

Welcome back Quiggly Sticks!

[@jeremywalker2586]

I got munchies..you got munchies! Get the popcorn

[@fnglert]

Personally I loved how they did the music. Using the Imperial March early / often would've been a cheap appeal to nostalgia, but they used it only once, at the very end, after the Emperor had Vader put his obsession with Obi Wan aside and become the Vader we know from the original trilogy. Just using that music would've cheapened it, instead by using it there and only there they added so much weight to it, and to the moment itself. It even parallels Qui Gon only showing up after Obi Wan re-found his sense of duty, his inner peace as a Jedi. Overall the storytelling in that final fight was amazing in general, even if Obi Wan yeeting all those rocks was a bit much imo.

[@tawilliams]

Fans: We wanted more Qui-Gon Jinn! Disney: Do you know how much Liam Neeson cost?!!

[@thedoctor4327]

Loved the show. It’s imperfect but I don’t think it deserves the hate that it has gotten. Not that it matters, it takes 5-10 years for most Star Wars projects to be accepted by the bulk of the fandom/Internet any way and anything that has come out in the years since is considered inferior. If you don’t believe me compare the initial attitudes to the prequel trilogy, Clone Wars, Rebels, etc. with how the majority treats them now

[@tilemacro]

Accept what? That a 10-year-old Disney prince is brighter than obi-wan? Or that Jedi and bounty hunter can't outrun a 10-year-old. Or that people miraculously survive getting stabbed by a lightsaber three times. Maybe that obi wan is now responsible for all the death and destruction in the prequels ( Episode 1-2-3 +4-5-6 ) or perhaps the other 50 wrong things about this series.

[@kampfer3146]

I will never accept the sequel trilogy. Utter garbage and should be erased from the Jedi archives.

[@ColdWarShot]

Ewan’s accent you’re noticing is deliberate. He’s trying to more closely match Alec Guinness’ accent than his previous outing.

[@StumpyTales]

I think this is another one of those shows where the negative feedback comes from people who expect shows (or movies) to be made exactly the way they would personally make them. I enjoyed Obi-Wan a lot. These days it seems there are more and more people who think that because they don't like something, it makes it absolute rubbish. In reality, its just not their personal taste.

[@notatthistime3867]

And you would be wrong with that assessment. It's not "rubbish" because it wasn't made exactly they way I wanted it. It's rubbish because of how they destroy the cannon, create plot holes, all to appease how Darth Kathleen Kennedy wants things and shills just defend it. This series now makes Leia's recording in A New Hope to Obi utterly stupid. The conjecture that she would have her memory wiped to explain it away didn't happen. Now that Darth knows all he has to do is kidnap Leia in order to draw out Obi, why isn't he constantly doing that? Why wasn't Bail Organa immediately arrested now that they know he and Obi have a close connection? The whole purpose of Obi being on Tattooine was to watch Luke and protect him. How could he do that working as a butcher, with his light saber buried in the sand. He was utterly useless with the force, so what would he have done to save LUke from a Tusken Raider attack? Once again, Identity politics gets injected in Star Wars where it doesn't belong. Before the show even aired we were told it would be RACIST if we didn't like Riva. Even Cassie called out her stupid motivations. She wants revenge on Darth for killing innocent people so she kills innocent people to get close to Darth? Beyond stupid. Her ability to survive a direct light saber stab to the stomach as a youngling and surviving is stupid. How exactly would someone in her condition get past all the clone troopers? Too bad Qui-Gon Jin didn't self-identify as a strong woman of color. He would have survived his wound from Darth Maul. Too bad Obi didn't self-identify as a Mary Sue (Rey), he could have just forced healed him. Disney Star Wars just gets worse and worse and does nothing but take a big dump on the OT characters. Especially if they are White and Male.

[@tamberlame27]

These movies and shows are objectively bad

[@RastaganTheGreen]

If you got something out of it, good for you Kevin, I'm definitely not going to dunk on you for liking something. I don't think it's unreasonable to expect a certain level of quality from Star wars however, and there were so many plot holes, reversed character development, and bad writing in the show that I'd argue it's the worst piece of star wars media I've ever seen.

[@jesterssketchbook]

Nope, wrong - i dont want something I'D write - I'm not a hollywood writer being paid millions - i expect BETTER than what i could write...... And what we got was something i would have written in grade 5

[@RastaganTheGreen]

@@notatthistime3867 tbh I'm not even sure it's a white thing. What they did to Finn's character development in the new trilogy was horribly incompetent, it's like they just forgot he was there. George Lucas treated his black characters far better than Disney has. Knowing Kathleen's personal politics, it's painfully obvious she's going for a "woman power" message, but if you're gonna do that at least be professional enough to not make it at the expense of men, while you freeload off their success by using their name for your show because deep down you know that's who your audience wants to see.

[@JeremySolo]

Give yourself a break, there’s no rush. When you start to miss it, you’ll enjoy it even more

[@pol1229]

Since I've not seen it mentioned yet, Ewan's accent is a very pronounced (re: "posher") Scottish accent. He speaks with a more emphasised version of brogue Scottish using Queen's English or "received pronunciation".

[@billbroadway8517]

He also imitates the way Sir Alec Guinness spoke.

[@1GungGung]

Fun fact about the Grand Inquisitor, he was a Temple Guard at the Jedi Temple that grew disgusted and disillusioned with the Order when the refused to support Ahsoka Tano, Anakin's teenaged padawan, when she was framed for bombing the Temple and nearly locked away for life in a kangaroo court. That's why he's so loyal to Vader and willing to see the last of the ORder destroyed. Only Anakin believed in her innocence enough to fight for her and he ended up solving the case and capturing the real traitor, Barriss Offee (one of Ahsoka's closest friends) on his own when even Obiwan turned his back on her. Ahsoka then left the Order once she was freed because she refused to trust them when they did not believe in her, further isolating Anakin from one of the handful of people that actually cared about him. (Of course Palpatine was planning to imprison or execute her under the authority of the Republic to get her away from Anakin one way or another, but her leaving the Order on her own served his purposes and helped Anakin trust the Jedi even less without having to follow through.)

[@Highostrich]

While Kenobi had its moments. I firmly believe that The Mandalorian is still the best star wars disney had done. It is actually my personal fav star wars property. I think you would enjoy it.

[@davidkeye9334]

The device is a Jedi commlink, which was introduced in the prequels, so she knew it was Obi wan's. All she knew was the child was important and on tattooine with Owen.

[@nintenmetro]

Tala and Ned-B are going down as two of the best characters in Star Wars ever, and the final duel between Obi-Wan and Darth Vader is in my opinion one of the most iconic fights ever. Andor kicks off late next month. The first season will be twelve episodes long. More news from Star Wars and Marvel is expected to drop on Disney Plus day. This year, it'll be on Thursday, September 8th.

[@thedoctor4327]

Can’t wait for Andor, I feel like people have been sleeping on it 🙂

[@dsfddsgh]

Does Disney even know what it's doing? For some reason Andor which no one was asking for gets 12 episodes and multiple seasons but Obi-Wan and most of the Marvel shows get a measly 6 episodes and one season only even though people wanted more.

[@simonrockstream]

what the f*ck are you smoking??? "Best characters" Are you joking??

[@nintenmetro]

@@thedoctor4327 just like they've been sleeping on Ms. Marvel which I enjoyed.

[@laurenmasters]

You’re so sweet and genuine and I mean it the best react channel !

[@Samminish]

Of all the STAR WARS shows, this series is the only one that was 🧅 for me .. .. Mando is cute but it's a tale about the 'remote suburbs' whereas OBI-WAN touches the heart of the saga .. .. Chapter 6 is the best piece of SW entertainment made to date!

[@firemn4u]

Ummm… glad you’re in the minority of opinions… whew:)

[@johnmiller7682]

This actually got really good reviews. It was only a very small number of toxic fans who were very vocal about their hatred of this and pretty much everything except the original trilogy.

[@davidroberts4769]

YES. Watch The Mandalorian ASAP

[@Vulkanprimarch]

I realised this time watching. Leia saying "Will I ever see you again?" Calls back to Anakin in Episode 1 asking his mother the same question.

[@KurNorock]

I don't think it was a call back. It is just a perfectly common and reasonable question to ask somebody in that particular situation.

[@sjdover69]

For me it also nicely brings the scene from 4 when she is in big trouble. 'Help me Obi-wan'

[@martinbraun1211]

Please watch the new show "Star Trek: Strange New Worlds"! 🙏🖖

[@shounak10]

Every time I hear Vader say 'your weakness still remains', for some reason it reminds me of my Chemistry professor lol ... He even sounds similar.

[@mlong1958]

McGreggor studies Alec Guinness voice before returning to the Obi Wan role. We didn't get the Force Theme, Leia's Theme or the Imperial March until the end, when Obi Wan fully reconnected with the force, when Leia came to terms with her role as a leader, and when Vader finally gave up vengeance and fully became the Darth Vader we saw in Rogue One and A New Hope. There is a two and a half our fan cut of the series that flows a lot better and removes a lot of the "fluff".

[@frkk6933]

Now she thinks, oh no, I have to watch that stuff through now😃

[@KurNorock]

Luke and Obi-Wan definitely have met several times. If you recall in Episode 4, Luke knows exactly who Ben is and where he lives.

[@chloedevereaux1801]

no he doesn't. luke says to ben that he thought he was a strange old hermit.... get your facts right....

[@KurNorock]

@@chloedevereaux1801 How does that disprove what I said? Luke can't think of Ben as a strange old hermit unless he's never met him before? Your argument here makes no sense.

[@gibbs615]

That was really something else huh?! Looks like Obi-Wan is finally communing with Qui-Gon as Yoda said he would learn at the end of Ep3.

[@tylerhackner9731]

I absolutely love this show

[@scottaznavourian3720]

Of. Course they love him. They've raised him as their own.

[@magicbrownie1357]

YES! The Mandalorian is the best of all the Star Wars TV shows imho.

[@crazydinosaur8945]

as someone who has seen "star wars the clone wars" i will pretend i didn't see that absolute blasphemous comment though we can agree it's in the top 2 best star wars TV shows and the best Disney star wars TV show

[@magicbrownie1357]

@@crazydinosaur8945 Clone Wars was unwatchable.

[@crazydinosaur8945]

@@magicbrownie1357 you are entitled to your own opinion. but i am almost certain that at least 90% of Star wars fans that have watched SWTCW disagree with you

[@magicbrownie1357]

@@crazydinosaur8945 I disagree with them, but with good reason. The show is pretty low quality not just because of its boxy animation and cheesy over-wrought narration, but because the dialogue and writing are actually more wooden and throw-away than what George Lucas himself penned, and that's saying something. Even George knew he was bad at writing. The ideas were fine, but its actual quality of production was quite low. Bad acting, bad writing, bad show.

[@crazydinosaur8945]

@@magicbrownie1357 have you watched more than season 1 and 2 I agree that the first 2 seasons (especially the first one) are not that good when it comes to visual quality. you sound like someone who saw the Movie and the first season and havent seen anyting else. is that true?

[@Leandr321]

It's very nice to watch star wars with you, it feels like when i was a child with my brother, now you are like my Sister that i have never has, so thank you for every moment you spend with us.

[@peterschmidt4348]

Please watch STAR TREK - STRANGE NEW WORLDS! Only one season with 10 episodes by now!

[@gavinwock6133]

"She's revenge inquisiting?" You are gold!

[@PlumbPitiful]

(Rolls eyes) "It's about time!" That's literally been everyone's reaction when Qui-Gon Jinn showed up. They never should have been teasing it since the first episode. They should have said and done absolutely nothing hinting at his appearance. Then when Liam Neeson finally appeared completely out of the blue it would have been a shocking and awesome way to end the series!

[@SpartanAPPOLLO]

I will always love how well Hayden and Ewan flow and move together, in the fights! I mean it’s just so beautiful and I love every second of all of their fight scenes