Star Wars Rebels 4x13 REACTION!! "A World Between Worlds"

Eric Rick and Calvin react to and discuss season 4 episode 13 of Star Wars Rebels - A World Between Worlds - #StarWars #Rebels
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[@ItsShaz1]

:)

[@mysteriousowen5205]

React to The Adventures of Tintin Movie (2011)

[@feralprocessor9853]

I remember the first time when Eric said OMG

[@CorallusB]

Ahsoka fought the inquisitors, Vader and Palpatine all in one day

[@pearsegallagher9832]

like 10 minutes

[@OfficialNube]

And Maul.

[@sethgibson5148]

She didn't really fight Palpatine. She blocked once, then ran away.

[@vinnysant0sdesouza341]

@@sethgibson5148 That's more fighting than a lot of people tbh lol

[@TheShadowNovus]

@Azrael’s Shadow I dunno, you really only need to block with two lightsabers to beat Palpatine (This is me half joking, me half really bitter about TROS)

[@o-dog5898]

Here are all of the voices you heard. Brace yourself!: Yoda (Attack of the Clones): "Truly wonderful the mind of a child is." Obi-Wan Kenobi (Clone Wars ep. Overlords): "What is this place?" Qui-Gon Jinn (Clone Wars ep. Overlords): "A conduit through which the entire Force of the universe flows." Yoda (Empire Strikes Back): "Luminous beings are we, not this crude matter". Ahsoka Tano (Rebels ep. The Mystery of Chopper Base): "Just when you think you understand the Force, you find out how little you actually know." Yoda (Revenge of the Sith): "Train yourself to let go of everything you fear to lose." Ben Kenobi (Rebels ep. Twin Suns): "What you need, you already have. Unfortunately, you seem to be letting it all go." Kanan Jarrus (Rebels ep. Path of the Jedi): "I won't let him lose his way. Not like I did." Obi-Wan Kenobi (A New Hope): "The Force is what gives a Jedi his power. It's an energy field created by all living things. It surrounds us and penetrates us. It binds the galaxy together." Yoda (Revenge of the Sith): "Rejoice for those around you who transform into the Force." Maz Kanata (The Force Awakens): "I see your eyes. You already know the truth." Chirrut Imwe (Rogue One): "I'm one with the Force, the Force is with me." Jyn Erso (Rogue One): "The time to fight is now!" Kylo Ren (The Force Awakens): "Show me....grandfather." Rey (The Force Awakens): "We'll see each other again. I believe that." The Father (Clone Wars ep. Overlords): "And now you see who you truly are." Anakin Skywalker (Revenge of the Sith): "I won't lose you Padme." Kylo Ren (The Force Awakens): "And I will finish what you started." Poe Dameron (The Force Awakens): "The Resistance will not be intimidated by you." The Daughter (Clone Wars ep. Altar of Mortis): "It is his nature." Maz Kanata (The Force Awakens): "The belonging you seek is not behind you." Leia Organa (A New Hope): "This is our most desperate hour." Yoda (Revenge of the Sith): "The shadow of greed that is." Leia Organa (A New Hope): "Help me, Obi-Wan Kenobi. You're my only hope." Anakin Skywalker (The Clone Wars Movie): "You never would have made it as Obi-Wan's padawan. But you might make it as mine." Darth Vader (Return of the Jedi): "Obi-Wan once thought as you do. You don't know the power of the dark side." Daughter (Clone Wars ep. Overlords): "I am Daughter." Kanan Jarrus (Rebels ep. Spark of Rebellion Part 1 ): "You want a ride?" Kanan Jarrus (Rebels ep. Spark of Rebellion Part 2): "You can learn what it truly means to be a Jedi." Kanan Jarrus (Rebels ep. Spark of Rebellion Part 2): "Kid, I'm about to let everyone in on the secret." Kanan Jarrus (Rebels ep. The Siege of Lothal Part 1): "I survived one war. I'm not ready for another one." Kanan Jarrus (Rebels ep. The Last Battle): "Battles leave scars. Some you can't see."

[@FlexyCrash]

Good job, mate

[@MegaNinjaRyan]

Thanks!

[@nickthepostpunk5766]

Awesome - thank you.

[@scruffd0g193]

🎉

[@eenn78]

Legend

[@jeebus2313]

There's still something so surreal about hearing Ian McDiarmid's Palpatine say Ezra and Ahsoka's names.

[@Commander_Shepard.]

I like how Ian said "Ashoka" instead "Ahsoka" and neither Dave nor anyone at the studio corrected the Emperor LMAO

[@connorgarvin2056]

@@Commander_Shepard. nah it wasnt said wrong per say, just sorta blurred together he kinda says eshra/ezra aswell, sort of a lisp type thing, like you know how some peoples z's and s's sound funny/ the same, like that

[@fakecubed]

Anakin fought his apprentice, and just as he was about to strike her down, she vanished right in front of him. A year or two later, he fought his old master, and just as he struck him down, he vanished right in front of him. Must be frustrating.

[@connorgarvin2056]

i only just realised that lmfao, it sorta symbolizes that he never truly forgot his past life, he couldnt strike them down and cut off that connection, pretty cool to do like how sometimes you just destroy things to erase that part of your life, he seems to never be able to

[@thewerdna]

In regards to the midiclorian talks, a good thing to remember is Obi-wan had an entirely average midiclorian count for a Jedi. He wasn't naturally gifted and yet ended up being one of the most formidable jedi of his era.

[@rgractor]

Of all time.

[@theirishviking9278]

the difference between natural talent and skill

[@jdhlegendz6700]

@@rgractor I would argue that he isn’t as formidable as most old republic Jedi only because they were actual warriors back then due to there being more sith while obi wans time they’d just became peacekeepers

[@Phoboskomboa]

@@jdhlegendz6700 Yeah. I think Darth Maul wasn't actually THAT powerful in episode 1. Obiwan and Qui Gon were just not very experienced fighters. Look at Grevious. When he's introduced, he beats like 6 Jedi with a few of them being masters, but that was right when those characters were first entering the war. By the end of the war, Obiwan was an even match for Grevious. It all points to the very realistic idea that training isn't as valuable as real combat experience.

[@jyrxz4945]

@@jdhlegendz6700 knowing Disney those old republic jedi will be nerfed to be weaker than new canon

[@InfiniteGamingOffical]

Let's be real. This is one of the most important episodes of any of the star wars shows

[@Commander_Shepard.]

In the entirety of Star Wars Canon lore.

[@ProQuo360]

No lies. I seriously became hyped when I watched this episode. It made me think of all possibilities for the bigger stories.

[@TheGreater-ScopeVillain]

Indeed. If the heroes had failed here, Palpatine would have gained ultimate power over time, space, reality, and the entire universe.

[@SwaggerLikeUz]

Infinite gaming Amen!

[@jamesbond3125]

@@ProQuo360 id be hyped if this was dragon ball z. sadly it is not

[@acetrainer44]

Fun reminder, for a panel where the season 4 trailer was shown, Filoni had a shirt he wore that read “Ahsoka lives?”, and after the trailer he had it change to “Ahsoka lives!”

[@Wolfer1OOO]

They spoiled that shit in the trailer?! Man I hate trailers sometimes :')

[@oakcanary4040]

Wait, I didn't hear the "You never would've made it as Obi-Wan's Padawan" line before!! That hit me like a truck.

[@TheLoreSeeker]

Its from the Clone Wars movie IIRC. "You never would have made it as Master Obi-Wan's padawan.... but you might just make it as mine."

[@oakcanary4040]

@@TheLoreSeeker yeah, I remember. I just hadn't heard it in this episode till now.

[@gionova1]

Using Obi Wans voice clip explaining the force to Luke was the perfect choice for the first scene in The World Between Worlds.

[@OptionZero]

The shenanigans in this episode mean that canonically, from Ahsoka’s perspective, she fought Maul, Vader, and Palpatine in the same day…and lived. Snips sure has grown up. The dialogue with Ezra before the portal that appeared to show Kanan’s death also gives us a little summary of the difference between Jedi and Sith. Ezra wants to use the portals to change time and save Kanan; he doesn’t think of the ramifications. Ahsoka gently reminds him that a Jedi has to be ready to let go. I think this resonates with what we see Ahsoka tell Din in BOBF ep 6

[@SuperDora150]

This was such a good reaction 😂 Rick "You son of bitches" made me laugh. Also i really wanted to hug Aaron during the part with Ezra seeing Kanan through the gate

[@theautotunecat6005]

He was going through it

[@nickthepostpunk5766]

The ending when Hera and Ezra standing where the Jedi Temple was, both of them missing Kanan, Hera saying he has really gone now, hasn’t he, and Ezra saying ‘Goodbye Kanan’ with the wolf in the distance, is one of the most moving and beautiful scenes on screen, especially having followed the story through all 4 seasons. Rebels really is the best …

[@Kaoticreeper]

It gives you such a hollow pit in my stomach, it’s so sad, I almost always tear up watching that scene, especially with the art style it feels like this tiny ragtag group of rebels are the only ones for miles, isolated from everything and everyone, it’s truly amazing

[@scojo1232]

I’m really happy Aaron brought up Hera with her hand on her shoulder trying to still feel kannan towards the end of the discussion, it’s a great detail I don’t think they touched on in their initial reaction

[@UwDxBeOutnumbered]

That moment when i realized "Ezra Bridger" Sounds/looks like "Era Bridger" as in the key to bridging eras blew my mind.

[@radyrara]

I was today years old when I realized that lol

[@randalthekidd7006]

Jesus Christ you people are reaching. They are clearly going to shitcan the era. It killed the franchise

[@UwDxBeOutnumbered]

@@randalthekidd7006 cry harder

[@ramoncunningham71]

What I like about Rebels is that you learn so much more about the force and gain more understanding than you did with all the movies and Star Wars Clone Wars.

[@jonathanshaw9704]

I believe that Lothal isn’t the only planet that has a doorway to this world. There are probably other gates, hidden on different planets all across the Galaxy. I was rewatching the Mortis Trilogy, and the scene where Anakin meets the Father for the first time, there are more of those triangle portal doorways in the main hall of the monastery. I feel like we will visit the World Between Worlds again in the Ahsoka show. Also, after everything that Ahsoka has seen and done, she would be a great teacher if she ever took an apprentice of her own.

[@Spellweawer]

Palpatine came through the one on Coruscant, the others could be on worlds such as Moraband, Ach-to, Tython maybe?

[@wolf99000]

@@Spellweawer You would think there would be one on Tython at the least being the home world of the original Jedi

[@bettercallmaul5810]

The logo for the Ahsoka show is reminiscent of the gates in the World Between Worlds.

[@lastudentessa]

One of the holograms Haydyn had showed 4 gates: Coruscant (Old Jedi Temple/Imperial Palace), Lothal Temple, and 2 more. Maybe the others are Tython and Mortis? Tython had an ancient temple as seen in a Mandalorian episode.

[@lastudentessa]

I look forward to learning more about the WBW in Ahsoka's show. I think Filoni has set her aside as the type of Jedi who will be a specialist in the mysteries of the Force. A bit like Qui-Gon.

[@smiddlehurst1]

Tears. Every damn time. Ahsoka jumping through Sith flames with both lightsabers lit is such a beautiful shot, it's one of the very few things I wish we could get done with the budget of modern SW animation. Love that they came up with a way to bring her into the film timeline so smoothly and good *god* I'm looking forward to seeing the Ahsoka show. Oh, one quick aside before I forget. I seem to remember a fair few saying time travel was a step too far for Star Wars. May I offer this rebuttal: from the very beginning of the movies we have literally had people talking from beyond the grave! If that's possible, time travel is small potatoes in comparison.

[@GhostInPajamas]

Ezra pulling Ahsoka through that portal is always gonna break my brain it’s so wild. It’s a bootstrap paradox, the future affecting the past. It reminds me of Arrival

[@houseofaction]

but its not really a paradox. originally before he entered the world between worlds she and vader fought the ceiling calapsed around them and they got seperated. so instead of digging his way through the rubble he just walked away. when ezra pulled her out it just changed her mechanism of survival

[@GhostInPajamas]

@@houseofaction I don’t think so. I think when they fought back in season 2, Ezra from the future pulled Ahsoka out of that fight saving her from Vader. Vader easily could have moved the rubble if he wanted to, I don’t see him just walking away while Ahsoka was a few meters away

[@blairmonsen3404]

It's amazing how 5 grown men, myself included, can cry while watching an animated series.

[@TiDliDa1]

right ! make that 6 ... cant help it !

[@wds1127]

god i love Rebels.

[@garrettously3605]

That portal that showed Kanan actually had a lot of Sith Iconography around it. Which suggests Kanan was never really there and it was always just a trap set by Palpatine.

[@blakeburgess6275]

OMG I just realized when the glass thing broke in the fuel and she stabbed the ground. She knew what was about to happen. Even as Vader was about to deliver the killing blow Ahsoka was trying to save him.

[@AtaTheKin]

maybe she want it to saved herself too, she didn't know she was about to be saved by new force powers

[@lastudentessa]

No, she wasn't trying to save Vader. This is a fan theory/interpretation that Filoni has publicly debunked. It was never his intention.

[@bae8831]

42:43 I think you can apply that quote from Dumbledore here: "It is our choices, that show what we truly are, far more than our abilities."

[@zephyr835]

All the Kanan stuff in this one still gets me emotional, especially in the final minutes, and I didn't notice Hera having a hand on her shoulder before. On the WBW, I think of it as a manifestation of the Force (I guess the cosmic Force in particular). It connects all of time and space, and it's a world _between_ worlds. In ESB, Yoda gives examples of the Force existing _between_ things, and Luke says it in TLJ.

[@radamanthy]

For me this is one of the great moments of the Star Wars franchise, so well done and with such a controversial and difficult subject to deal with, but it was very well taken care of, and it was beautiful.

[@shl4878]

I was inconsolable the first time I saw this episode. It was like, I had two whole episodes to slowly come to terms with Kanan's death and then just when I was starting to be fine with it, YOU MAKE ME RELIVE IT???? With Ezra's internal struggle on whether or not to save him??!??!? Fuck!

[@jackcarpenter1132]

32:38 begins Eric's incredible explanation of midichlorians

[@jdellabeat6245]

The way Eric talks about Star Wars is just a geeky moment and I love it, even someone who isn't that much of a Star Wars fan. Whenever a friend of mine talks passionately about a piece of media that said friend is obsessed with, I would just smile and look at 'em.

[@olijackman8826]

8:11 seeing Eric tell his tear to get back into his eye is the most alpha move ever lol

[@oakcanary4040]

I consider this episode to be the best damn 22 minutes of Star Wars I've ever seen.

[@TenDoses89]

What a dumb take

[@helinituhhh]

This is why I, and many others I'm sure, love it that you guys take the BLIND part of Blind Wave seriously, because that whole bit with "I wanted to see that fight" w Rick was gold lol Maybe it's because I've had a shitty day, and because it's THIS episode anyway, but I was thoroughly immersed in the post-ep discussion. Star Wars talk is food for the soul. Star Wars podcast WHEN

[@DovahkiinMaster172]

Something tells me Vader never knew about the World Between Worlds. I doubt the emperor would trust his apprentice with this ultimate time weapon and that could be used against him.

[@ansaranduin]

Vader did open a portal to the netherworld of the force to retrieve padme in the canon comics. It's not the world between worlds more like the afterlife where people join the cosmic force. Doubt he told Palpatine about it.

[@NatashaSalgado]

Aaron and Erik crying watching Kanan always move me. You have lot of love for these characters and the saga itself.

[@RedHeadKevin]

23:10 Now that Ahsoka knows that Vader is Anakin, she also knows who is at the center of every report and rumor of the atrocities of Darth Vader. Both the ones she's already heard of, and going forward. She'll have heard what happened at Alderaan, or how her master attacked a diplomatic mission and killed everyone on the ship.

[@dadian803]

THE episode! Tears as always. It's been years since the last reaction and still great! The other two trying so hard not to spoil as well.

[@johnmiller7682]

These episodes were so great. Not only as Rebels episodes, but especially because they added to Star Wars and Jedi lore.

[@RG2088]

Long have i waited to see this moment and see what Rick and Calvin would think about this episode. Great reaction im glad both enjoyed Eric and Aaron had to keep silent for so long on how Ahsoka got back im glad they were able to keep the secret and not accidentally spoil it. What a standout episode from Rebels now theres just one more episode im waiting to see the reaction too and can't wait for when that comes.

[@austinwilwayco]

Ahsoka fighting Vader, Palpatine, Maul, and the Inquisitors in the span of hours is insane

[@thewheatharvester9156]

Each time that Ezra communicated with Yoda in the temple, it seemed like he edged his way into the world between worlds

[@dermathze700]

Even in the very first Star Wars movie Obi-Wan says about the force "It's an energy field created by all living things. [...] it binds the galaxy together.", which already sounds like something scientifically measurable. So I don't get why midichlorians are considered the one thing that demystifies the force, which they don't even do.

[@chrisyancey89]

One of the best Star Wars episodes ever of any show. The voices from the movies & both animated series, the lore, Ahsoka, Palpatine. This episode is still so good, 4 years after it's premiere.

[@Depth217]

Everything here is so iconic. The beautiful, simple Star map of the world between worlds. The blue light from Sidious’s Sith magic. The deep, ominous choir when Sidious infiltrated the world between worlds. Everything is so freaking cool. The way the whole franchise was united.

[@joshuakolton9955]

If one quote sums up this episode “I’ve been looking forward to this.”

[@seanpatrickcain2]

Agreed

[@SwaggerLikeUz]

Blind wave awesome reaction & that whole season was amazing SW. This is why I'm so excited for The Ahsoka series cause Rebel's set up so much great lore that the Mandoverse can pull from to enhance whatever direction Jon & Dave take us.

[@trinityhauyne]

ugh the music is so good this episode

[@DanielGarofalo100]

I could listen to Eric talk about star wars all day long!!!

[@Hereth_Edits]

It’s highly speculated that the reason Ezra could access the world between worlds and palpatine couldn’t is because of Ezra’s deep connection to lothal.

[@MannyD90]

Episodes like this are why I’m glad I watch everything with subtitles!

[@willydadog2]

If vader told palpatine that he killed ashoka and pallpatine finds out that she is alive depending on if palpatine tells vader she's alive it makes senses as to why in ANH he steps on bens robes to make sure he's dead this time

[@BMHorakhty]

In regards to the World Between Worlds , time travel and Vader using it to bring back Padme for example , Filoni clearly explain just after this episode that The WBW is only about knowledge. You can gain knowledge of the future or futures that may happen, and you can see events that happened in the past. Altering these events are a dangerous game because you’re missing all sorts of things that would have happened or things would’ve happened otherwise that is why Ahsoka return through the door she came in, in that same timeline and not very long after she left it. People love to make theories about others characters being saved like Ezra saved Ahsoka but Ahsoka saving is probably one of kind due to her link with Morai , The Daughter who herself seams to be linked to the WBW itself. In the end Filoni described the WBW like an extension of the Jedi's ability to perceive the future and the past. Little detail, when The Emperor starts speaking he very briefly has the voice of Kanan so Ezra probably can't save Kanan anyway because it is very likely an illusion by the Emperor to trick Ezra into letting him enter the WBW.

[@houseofaction]

he also said that the past can't be changed at all ezra didn't change the past because Ashoka always survived. he just changed the way she survived

[@NorthernLaw_]

I've been waiting for them to get this episode for so long, so glad they are almost done with Rebels, will be finally caught up, been a great time rewatching yet again on the channel

[@SirLazyMan]

Love the thumbnail for this one!

[@nikulus2840]

3:26 Is that Jyn Erso from Rogue One? "The time to fight is now!"

[@thedarkknight2221]

This is honestly one of the best episodes not just in Star Wars tv but all of television I have ever seen. With the addition of The World Between Worlds and how it can be used to manipulate time this episode truly is a game changer for the entirety of Star Wars. Not to mention this was a perfect way to put the spirit of Kanan to rest, with “one last lesson” he had for Ezra.👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@wizardoffoz_8074]

One of the most important episodes of Star Wars content in history. So much lore created here.

[@Yashaanzm90]

Even just hearing Kanan's name bring back such a flood of emotions and tears!!

[@Dad-bv6hw]

Waited so long for these great reactions and discussions!

[@SuperCookieGaming_]

the way i see it the daughter creates entrance the world between worlds. the son destroys it. the father recalls it. he can not creat or destroy but he can temporarily cut it off. so when they find the temple it is aligned with the father. which means it was used before (probably by ancient jedi) and they put it back to the father so they could us it again. palpatine probably cannot open the temple because you need to connect to the light (the daughter) but he can probably use ezra to do it for him with sith magic

[@tuckera8262]

Does anyone remember what book of boba episode Rick said that the one thing he wanted to see was the other side of the Vader Ashoka fight?

[@connormcrae2907]

The best reaction BlindWave has ever done now has a sequel 😍😍 its brilliant

[@DarkxSonxOfxDathomir]

I’ve been super excited for this weeks reaction

[@groovyy6665]

i’ve never heard anything about people not liking the world between worlds. This is entire concept made Star Wars even more mysterious and so frickin interesting, i can’t even explain how excited i was when this episode aired, and i absolutely love the idea of it and that we still don’t know much about it still.

[@ronhan9]

When the three of them goes to the temple (Ezra, caleb ashoka) she states that ezrea and caleb has to open it as she no longer is a Jedi and it is a Jedi temple - the inquisitors can enter that temple as they opened it and didnt close the door after themselves, but they are attacked/surrounbeded by the temple guard reflection /grand inquisitor) - so palpy can not open the temple by himself according to the internal logic but once it is opened he seems to be able to use that to interact in the "world between worlds"

[@supreme_klon]

absolutely incredible episode, made me so emotional the first time I watched it

[@ResoluteRiot]

26:37 well Vader did try to bring back Padme in the Vader VR games so he would be interested in the world between worlds

[@IncoherentName]

And in his comic series. He actually traveled to a Sith version of the World Between Worlds in an attempt to resurrect her.

[@Pieman523]

THE ONE I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR!!!

[@jamesfoster9613]

I've been waiting so long for this episode to roll up. Rick and Calvin's reactions were priceless, just as good as Eric and Aaron back the first time around.

[@gracec8c]

For me the midaclorians never really bothered me because I've always interpreted them as creatures attracted to the force, not the force itself and they were ultimately a way that the jedi were trying to understand the force in a way that's conceivable. Basically I find the idea of people trying to make sense of something that ultimately cant be is a really interesting idea, if in this case not fully realized.

[@randalthekidd7006]

It’s literally just a device to quantify power to the audience other than saying “he has more force than us”

[@houseofaction]

@@randalthekidd7006 George says otherwise, he said they are not the ultimate quantifyer of the force. they just quantify sensitivity not power in the force

[@emmerich98]

The midichlorian talk reminded me that with the mention of m-count in mando season 2, I would love if that story tries to show moff Gideon taking midichlorians to make him a stronger opponent but it ends up not working to fully show that the midichlorians are not the cause but a symptom of the force.

[@supergamingclips1]

The fact that Ezra had to watch kanan die again and can’t do anything knowing that he would be killed if he does save kanan

[@5353Jumper]

At the end of the "Twilight of the Apprentice" episode you see the owl Morai fly into the Sith temple as it explodes. Going in to get Ezra so he can save Ashoka.

[@danyyeltr4803]

No that was Morai following Ahsoka after returning from the portal, she never died, was always pulled by Ezra

[@5353Jumper]

@@danyyeltr4803 temple blows up. Vader limps out. Morai flies into the smoke. (Morai is seen inside the World Between Worlds helping Ezra) Ashoka is seen going through a doorway. Kinda seems like Morai went into the World Between World to me. Or is your explanation that Morai found some other time to slip into the World Between Worlds, from some other point in history, to help at this particular point in history. And in this point in history it was just hanging out waiting for Ashoka to be saved this time, and flew into the smoke just for fun as it followed her away?

[@theeLonelyRedPanda]

I love how angry rick got when it showed ezra we know he's watching go back! x'D

[@tysonas1]

That WBW Portal Triangle with the Circle was on a paperback novelization of Star Wars back when I was in Middle School: Luke was in the center with a Lightsaber ignited; therefore Filoni pulled that art and used it as the template for his portal

[@brysonclark6530]

i dont know if anyone has ever mentioned it but you guys have an amazing weird talent to take note while not looking at the paper blows my mind every time i see it

[@king_n_d_north285]

“Ben isn’t more powerful than you Voe. That’s not how it works. The force can be a trickle, a stream, a river, a flood… for ANYONE who can sense it. Think of yourself as a door. The wider you open, the more easily the force flows through you. Some people just start out with their door a bit more open. But any door can open wide.” -Luke Skywalker (Rise of Kylo Ren)

[@randalthekidd7006]

Yeah this is why the sequel shit is a dead era and none of it will matter in 5 years

[@JASASHY]

OOOOhhh yea, finally, I waited so for long for this reaction

[@theawesomeman9821]

This is the coolest arc in Rebels!

[@FlynnTheRedhead]

Amazing thumbnail

[@fasstaerke]

this more and more looks like a therapy session ^^ everyone cries his eyes out since kanan died, I love it, feeling the same

[@jpwphoenix1701]

This is definitely one of my all-time favourite episodes of "Rebels". It felt like a season finale, especially the music and how the escape from the temple is done. It's a real rarity to have time-travel in "Star Wars" and, as a fan, I thought it was cool hearing soundbites from characters from all through the movies and TV shows (including the sequel trilogy, which is obviously in Ezra's future). Plus, it's always awesome having Ian McDiarmuid back as Palpatine.

[@theundeadbeholder284]

Rebels gifted us with some of the deepest content about The Force; along with Clone Wars and The Mandalorian is one of my favorite pieces of Star Wars, ever. In relation to this episode let's point out that the logo of the upcoming "Ahsoka" show is the representation of the world between worlds dimension, this will not be the last time we see this place.

[@catswithlasers]

I think about Force-sensitivity, some people are super close to being able to actually feel the Force, but they just can't. But, it manifests in other ways, such as Han's gut feeling and his bad feelings. I think Luke even mentions that Han has some kind of Force-sensitivity, but not enough to actually wield it like a Jedi. For Poe, his mother was gifted a tree by Luke that was once planted in the Jedi Temple. This happened in a comic, and the ending heavily implies that the tree has a powerful connection to the Force, which might have had an affect on Poe's own Force connection.

[@randalthekidd7006]

Yup non canon comics for the fake Star Wars era

[@catswithlasers]

@@randalthekidd7006 Yeah, the now canon comics for the current Star Wars era

[@MutterNonsense234]

This is one of the most engaging Force talks I've heard in a while.

[@ashninjago1491]

Still one of my favorite pieces of Star Wars content

[@Rbit-re1pr]

Ahhhh the episode that introduces the retcon machine into the series….I really hope this is used to retcon out the sequels.

[@Equiste97]

And if you think at the time period the story take place during the prequel, is logical that the Jedi and the Republic both seqrched for a way to identify Force sesnsitives before they grew attachments, and at birth was the perfect moment, but that's it, there is no real further study on it, the knowledge about midichlorians is just a means to an end

[@auntvesuvi3872]

Thanks, Eric! Thanks, Rick! Thanks, Calvin! Thanks, Aaron! 🤩 I absolutely *love* this episode.

[@muhammadhabibieamiro3639]

The episode with big reference

[@Tjoppy]

"They say time is the fire in which we burn."

[@Absaroka]

This is my favorite episode

[@TheValgon89]

I love how Ahsoka fought, Maul, Vader and Sidious in the same hour and survived

[@Jim_The_Fish]

The intro to this episode reminds me a lot of the Loki season 1 finale.

32:22 Eric just made my day with this. And you can see that Rick at 35:29 understands him and he gives him a smile of how good he said all of that

[@brucesimmons5517]

I can't believe Eric made a Dr. No reference at 1:17

[@dqixsoss7436]

HERE WE GO

[@noemiecansier8466]

By the time Obi Wan goes poof on his, Vader must really be frustrated at what the fuck he’s missing here.

[@Axelblaze1022]

My favourite Star wars Rebels episode

[@boomataco]

You can see the hurt in Aaron's eyes. We are with you brother

[@josiahpeterson1694]

Wow. Great analysis of the world between worlds. I was initially hesitant about this concept, but you guys made it pretty clear that it works relatively well. I think it's still a little odd and random, but you guys made it seem much more realistic within the world of Star Wars.