Star Wars THE ACOLYTE 1x7 REACTION | Season 1 Episode 7 | "Choice"

[@LatetotheParty]

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[@kan-zee]

It is Discovered. Kathleen Kennedy is the True Disney Sith master and her apprentice is Leslye Headland. Disney Plus is the Death Star , aiming to destroy Everything; Lucas STARWARS The Power of many (witches), was useless against the Power of one Jedi (Master Indara) The Powerful Stripper Sith Qimir, can wipe out 8 jedi with a force push...but can't handle a few big flying ticks? What is this Show about ?? Are the Sith Bad ?? Are the Jedi Bad ?? Are the Witches bad ?? Maybe the Little Bush Beaver guy is the Bad one ? Aww hell, this whole show is Bad.

[@Deep_Matter_Analyetic]

This episode proves to me Mae will never stop trying to kill Sol

[@basicsimp8798]

Definitely, accident or not. He dying

[@i.shuuya3231]

GOOD! sorry Sol, I can't defend you anymore. He seems aware of his wrongdoings though.

[@hausofdavid_]

she literally left Sol alive while he and Osha were unconscious in ep 5

[@eawhite782]

The fire started near a panel, so an electrical fire spreading throughout an old mining facility doesn't seem that far-fetched. Electrical fires can spread really quickly.

[@ep9691]

lol... made totally of stone.. got it.. LOL.. here's an idea... GET SOME WATER AND PUT IT OUT instead of your foot.. huh.. really hard to figure that one out... there is literraly the most minimal fuel that this fire had access to to suddenly spread throughout this entire complex. .. i'm a firefighter.. this is ridiculous

[@Mjsports3730]

@@ep9691 There wasn’t any water near her tho and SHE WAS EIGHT. You need your eyes checked. Stop trying to argue that it was stone when it wasn’t the stone that burned, the wires burned aka AN ELECTRICAL FIRE. You call yourself a firefighter, that’s hilarious.

[@themetalchica]

Robert: "What even happened?" Vanessa and me: "He took a bath and muscles."

[@gratmccall]

Why didnt sol just firce grab the girls instead of the heavier walkways?

[@live2walk]

Because he's kinda stupid. ha!

[@andrewprice8940]

Because the writer isn't very good.

[@larascasse9264]

Why didn't Vader force grab Lukes X-Wing in A New Hope?

[@viro3445]

why didnt dooku just smash yoda face while he was holding this heavy tower or column on attack of the clones?

[@Omnidudes]

I like how people arent able to justify this so they have to resort to shitting on the other star wars films 😂

[@collegebro85]

The 3rd episode was meant to show the Jedi’s perspective (what Osha was told had happened)…but this episode showed the actual events as they truly happened.

[@christianwise637]

Between The Last Jedi and this series, I've come to the conclusion that an alarming number of people have never heard of Rashomon, let alone seen it

[@ShadowArtist]

Mae totally misunderstood what Mother Aniseya was saying about fear and sacrifice, my interpretation is that Aniseya was saying that Mae and Osha "sacrifice" a part of themselves such as giving up a personal want to grow into leaders of the Coven, as well as giving up fear, not letting fear influence them. Mae misquoted Aniseya in saying "everyone must be sacrificed" when that isn't what Mother Aniseya said at all. Mother Aniseya was shadow teleporting and Sol over-reacted. **The lamp was oil lamp and that spread to first part of the fire, the rest of the fire was the old electrical wiring in the door spreading the fire through the walls all the way to the power generator...**

[@Vulcanerd]

Robert mentioned that there’s still so much mystery, but I dunno? We know who killed Aniseya, we know Mae set the fire, we know what happens with Kelnaca/Torbyn, etc. At this point, the only “mystery” left is what the deal with Qimir is? I think they’ve explained everything else, satisfying or dissatisfying as it may be.

[@Mjsports3730]

Accidentally started it

[@B3J2AL]

So Sol's angst is that he killed the girl's mother and that he saved Osha over Mae when he could've saved both girls.

[@mrprez74]

Hey, one lamp caused half of Windsor Castle to burn, so don’t knock the power of fire.

[@superbobomario8849]

Thats why circuit breakers are important

[@felipecordova6532]

One single circuit breaks and can burnt an entire house. Now imagine if u had more than that with more technology and GAS. So yeah, idk why some people are acting so strange as if these things dont happen in real life

[@lorenzof2265]

@@felipecordova6532put my fries in the bad bozo and tell your mom to clean up she got some sauce left over her lips still

[@benjaminsehr2566]

@@felipecordova6532 yeah BRICKS

[@ahyesverygood1336]

Also, wax used to polish stone (on Earth, anyway) tends to be flammable.

[@zombieaddict3784]

So everything fell apart and went to shit cause Torbin was homesick? Still don’t even understand why Torbin killed himself..

[@yourvenparianen5390]

Cause he had white guilt from participating in killing those women of colour 😂😂😂

[@bearabletable7527]

its cuz of his desire to go home caused him to find the girls (the vergence that they were looking for all long in their mission on Brendok and the girls were his ticket to go home) and then he caused all the events followed... which caused the guilt for all the destruction.. how is that hard to understand lmao.

[@TobiStarGaming]

That was the most desperate defense ever...​@@bearabletable7527

[@sackthebastard]

@@bearabletable7527it’s not hard to understand it’s just really really dumb

[@MajorNuance]

Imagine 51 people dying just because you wanted to clock out early and go home.

[@B3J2AL]

Oh, wait - even if the witches were unconscious, they would still be killed by the fire.

[@chrisretzlaff2895]

I second Torbin in this episode, I to want to know the point of the past 7 weeks

[@gantz0949]

Nice

[@silver292]

lol facts.

[@Mjsports3730]

Would’ve been better as a movie

[@ep9691]

Torbin = dumbest padawan alive.. to think.. you've been on the planet for 7 weeks and you don't know what you are there for? WTH type of writing is this? and now he's homesick after 7 weeks? gimme a break.. this is his ENTIRE motivation for wanting to leave? just to get home.. weakest padawn EVER

[@tamelaculp57]

"That's not how you do it Leroy Jenkins!" has me screaming!!! 🤣🤣😂😂🤣🤣

[@ralphgeronilla]

A lamp burned down a mountain

[@gantz0949]

Did u see the lighter fluid on the ground?

[@justaguy4402]

Yeah that explains it....🙄

[@superbobomario8849]

Dude, do you know what a short circuit can provoke? It can create heavy current causing excessive heating which overheats the wires and the power system, potentially causing a fire or explosion!

[@darksign1745]

@@superbobomario8849 mountains are made of stone.

[@IrrelevantPerson]

@@darksign1745 And electrical systems are not. The major damage was done when the electrical fire reached the reactor and blew it up.

[@wilhelmhedin8845]

Great episode. Crazed wookie, night sisters and a force split soul. Hell yeah.

[@Greenhawk4]

I mean to be fair It did look like she was possibly going to attack or something so I feel like you could consider it self defense.

[@larynOneka8080]

I stan hard for Sol but he was dead wrong.

[@Greenhawk4]

@@larynOneka8080 But like how was he supposed to know she was letting Osha go? It definitely seemed like she was going to attack or something.

[@firstlast-wm3li]

@@larynOneka8080 How was Master Sol supposed to know? She literally howled and turned into a giant smoke monster.

[@smallies7154]

she was dissolving that child. sol is a hero

[@HoOGenghisB]

The Jedi are aware of the Nightsisters (and presumably their powers). They talked about them back at their camp before they went in.

[@icehawk86]

If we got this episode in the beginning, we would be going the whole show knowing what happened and watching Sol wanting to tell Osha. This now proves that Sol and Torbin are mostly at fault. Sol has lied on so many levels, actively chose Osha over Mae. Tobin was so easily manipulated and his eagerness to leave is what kicked off the catastrophe, Indara is the one is created the lie for Mea and hid everything from the council (which is a theme in this whole show). I actually understand Mea more because she watched Sol kill the mother while unarmed. Plus, the fire was destroying the power lines around the door. That seems to be what set off the major explosions.

[@chocolatebar6785]

i like how this episode ties itself in with the other high republic books + YJA with the connection to the hyperspace incident

[@Bottlekap]

Darth trinity disconnected the coven from the matrix, Sol couldn't hold two children up with the force (but held the bridge they were standing on up), and Torbin killed himself because he was homesick. The pinnacle of storytelling.

[@Greenhawk4]

He offed himself because what happened was literally his fault. Also I'm pretty sure the witches died because she interrupted the ritual or whatever it was.

[@Bottlekap]

@@Greenhawk4 the fact no one even stopped him from getting on the speeder (and sparing us the awful speeder green screen scene) is embarrassing. “Torbin no don’t go, stop!… oh. I guess us 3 Jedi masters have no way of subduing a rogue padawan.” He killed himself out of guilt, I get that’s the story being told. But that is hilariously awful storytelling. The actress for Aniseya delivering the awful dialogue she was provided with is literally the only bright spot in this episode. That, and without context the choreography for the fight scenes were also nice to watch.

[@Greenhawk4]

@@Bottlekap How is it bad storytelling when it makes sense? Also in a alot of movies, shows and games there is always something obvious that could have been done but wasn't.

[@Bottlekap]

@@Greenhawk4 obvious things that happen occur often in storytelling. That’s how you end up with “well if x happened and caused y we wouldn’t have a story”. My problem with this episode, and this series as a whole, is that this crutch is leaned on so many times. Yes we could watch this together and we can say “ah yes this is why that happened”. That doesn’t make the story coherent, or good. This is obviously just my opinion but “this had to happen or the plot wouldn’t make sense or couldn’t move forward” happens so many times in this show that it’s almost insulting. This is often a massive problem amateur or fanfic writers run into. I won’t even get into my other problems with the show because the writing is my biggest problem. I’m not looking for Tolkien, but I am looking to feel like my time investment in viewing this story is rewarding. The only reason I’m watching now is to either hope something ties it together acceptably, and to at least personally feel I have a valid opinion since I’m at least watching it before giving that opinion.

[@Greenhawk4]

@@Bottlekap props to you for actually watching it before you give your opinion. I respect it.

[@thehacker4012]

People keep saying that this episode tells us what we already knew, so we already knew that Sol killed Mae/Osha's mother? That Mae may not be what she seems, that mother Koril drove Mae to do what she did? I don't know, I have hard time believing everyone already knew this.

[@mr.wooper6605]

Really, no answers at all. Just old scenes + some new ones that don't add anything to what we already knew.

[@thehacker4012]

@@mr.wooper6605 Again, I don't believe this is the case. Everyone already knew that Sol killed Mae/Osha's mother and that their mother can turn into smoke?

[@MrJojoringo]

​@@thehacker4012It was self defence tho, she was literally turning into smoke while having black eyes in a tense situation and then she acted like she would have done nothing, like wtf did she expect, I don't understand how people have the audacity to write such terrible course of action, why does every character has to be dumb ffs 😂

[@mr.wooper6605]

@@thehacker4012 I can say this episodes added something, but these thing are not so important for the plot. OK, we saw the power of the witches + Sol that killed Osha's mother (this is kinda interesting), but nothing much more important was explained: for exaple, how did Sol know the Stranger or how the twins were made. These are important thing, not the black smoke. For a series with a budget higher that Episode 3, this is an awful. I mean 1/3 of the scenes are recycked from ep. 3 or the other old episodes. I believed in this series from the start, I enjoy it even now, but this episode has a really bad writing and doesn't add (almost) anything really important and usefull to the plot. I'll wait next week to see how it ends, I hope it isn't just a shitty rushed finale 🤞🏻

[@spartanMN300]

To be fair there is one thing we don’t know: why did the generator blow up?

[@yodasoda6372]

We know that Qimir desires a Padawan, and if he knew these girls had that much power in them, that's exactly the kind of Padawan he might want. Maybe the whole danger around the girls that Sol sensed was just Qimir. He could have taken advantage of the mistakes the Jedi made. Realistically, he could have just stood by and then grabbed a padawan falling from the sky. Or he could have thrown wood on the fire, the explosions were quite numerous, at one point exploding all over the place. When Sol confronted Qimir in episode 5, we know he sensed something familiar. Perhaps Qimir is not connected to the Order, at least when Sol was there, but he felt the same danger as he did on Brendok.

[@ECA2]

It seems the council was right both times. Mae and Osha resulted in a dozen Jedi being killed by Qimir; and Obi-Wan following Qui Gon's request, which resulted in Anakin being manipulated by Palpatine (Darth Sidious), and becoming Darth Vader. The council was trying to forsee the long-term outcome. In each case, individuals took the course that altered those favorable outcomes and resulted in the eventual decline of the Jedi.

[@themetalchica]

Robert, did you see that Cypress Hill is literally, IRL, living out their Simpsons scene? I just shared that clip w my lil bro 2 nights ago bc we reference it constantly. I think I might shed a tear!

[@Leviathis_Krade]

it was a "lamp" fueled by tibanna gas, really a fuel cell that was used to recharge every bow in the fortress.

[@njebei]

I keep thinking this would be a better show without the flashbacks. Show the audience the truth from the beginning from Sol's perspective in episode 1 or 2. The audience knows why Sol is feeling guilty as he's trying deal with Mae's reappearance.

[@auntvesuvi3872]

Thanks to Robert and Vanessa! 🌑 The "we must be sacrificed" misquote little 'Mae' relayed to 'Indara' and 'Sol' had a huge impact. They literally thought the girls would be sacrificed. 'Aniseya' actually said, "It is about sacrificing a *part* of ourselves". 🔸 It's also wild to learn that 'Sol' was imposing his own wants (to have a Padawan... even though he might not be ready) onto the situation... and he even almost lost his temper on 'Indara' at the end. That shows a very un-Jedi-like conflict that adds to his motivations. 🔸 Ms. Headland says she doesn't like ending a series on a cliffhanger, so she made sure to end this one in a satisfying way. Hopefully, we'll feel that next week.

[@jeroenlinderhof6375]

No Robert, we didn't knew why the Jedi where there, now we do.

[@RyeBread116]

I wish we had two more episodes of this to explain the ending We need one to explain how Qimir is involved (I am guessing he was a padawan of Vanestra and he finds out what happened on Brendock and confronts her when she tries to cover it up leading to him leaving the order) and then one of the confrontation of Mae/Sol and Qimir/Osha

[@TheOnlyRedsFan]

Loved the reference to the Hyperspace disaster.

[@richardharrison4762]

Sol: ‘Girls! The bridge is going to collapse! Run back!’

[@eolsunder]

or i can simply use the force to lift the girls over to you. Oh instead i'll try and keep up and lift the heavy bridge instead of the tiny little girls.

[@richardharrison4762]

@@eolsunder Why didn’t you lift the girls Sol? ‘I was not strong enough in the Force, so from that day I practiced so that it would never happen again. That is why I was able to catch Ocea when she Harrison Ford The Fugitive fell off that cliff’ See how a few lines of dialogue can explain things? But it’s not in the show so we are forced to head cannon and make excuses 😧

[@bluesorcerie7816]

Are we supposed to assume Mae teleported and that's how she survived? Is that what that black smoke stuff was about?

[@Kayla_8317]

내 생각에는 Jedai가 감정을 통제하기 시작한 것이 이 사건 때문인 것 같다. 에피소드 초반에, Indara와 Sol의 대화에서, Padawan을 대하는 방식에 대한 의견이 서로 달랐던 것을 보면 이것을 알수있다. Sol은 자신이 보았던 정보와 임무의 숭고함에만 의존하여 모든 것을 판단했고, 감정에 치우쳐 일을 그르쳤다. 결국 16년 후에, 이 사건 때문에 그가 광선검을 쓰는 것을 주저하고, 생각을 읽는 일을 기피하거나 (또는 제대로 생각을 읽지 못하게) 되었을 것이라고 생각한다. 그는 처음에 Osha와 Mae가 바뀐 것도 알아채지 못했다.

[@patatebanine4278]

Fight and choegraphy: Good Writting: omg...

[@supersuede6493]

want to know where that 180+ mil went to

[@timmyisthereason]

Fights good? Wookie would of crushed padawans head and padawan never could of blocked a lightsaber strike like he did. Show is ass.

[@justaguy4402]

@@DannyV51992 WTF is your problem? Your response shows a real lack of maturity I hope you realize that.

[@DannyV51992]

And the fuck use it with your Mother figghi i pulla

[@timmyisthereason]

@DannyV51992 when you lack an actual point and you're sad your favorite show blows.

[@GattsBerserkArmor]

This was a series of fuck ups.🙃 Sol: let his prejudice over the coven bring the Jedi to meddle and investigate them.😐 Torbin: gets so afraid after being mind controlled than goes ballistic over the possibility of leaving the place using Osha and Mae as evidence of a vergence.😳 Toril: also goes ballistic. Inciting Mae to attack Osha and she was likely the one who put the fortress into self destruction mode. Her smile while she disappeared was most telling.😳 Mae: she did started a fire but lost control of it and she also incited the witches to fight.😲 Aniseya: she was way too passive and lost control of both Mae and Torill, and the coven in the process. 😳 Sol: fucks up again by confusing Aniseya's gesture as one of attacking while Torbin and Korill are facing each other.😨 Kelnacca: learns nothing from Torbin's failure and end up mind controlled. Forcing Torbin and Sol to hold their hits until Indara arrives to undo the mind control, killing the dozens of witches that were controlling them.😨 Indara: After being the voice of reason before and right after Sol finally comes to his senses she decides the best course of action is to hide the evidence and use Osha as a excuse?😨 And Let's not forget that Toril likely rescued Mae and led her to her revenge path with the Sith Qmir. After all there was no one else on the planet.😱

[@themetalchica]

"Jedi Masters! Four-ti-feye yor MEYE-endz!"

[@Firedrake18]

I came here tompoint out one thing. Sol decided to hold up to bridges instead of grabbing 2 60lb girls and didn't check to see if Mae held on. That is all .

[@Mjsports3730]

That’s what panic and stress does

[@justaguy4402]

I have come to the conclusion this show isnt for me and that is fine. I hope it brings in more people to the fandom and I love watching your reactions! May the force be with you!

[@Omnidudes]

If you dont like the show then dont watch. There are many of us who do like it and we dont need that negativity here

[@M_k-zi3tn]

​@@OmnidudesNo one's being negative. What the F are you talking about?

[@themetalchica]

Link 😂😂😂😂 AND an Indy reference! This is why i love this channel.

[@BobbyMoore2-mp8wb]

May the force be with you

[@brandond8197]

Is that really the actor that played tommen in got?

[@ValyrianPrince]

Yep tommen and the Lannister boy that was killed by Robb’s bannerman.

[@chrisretzlaff2895]

Yes, and again kills himself, he might get type cast

[@dwnkaomwn3953]

Really? I didn't recognize him until now.

[@Iceland_Siglufjordur]

내가 본 스타워즈의 제일 신비로운 점은... 드넓은 우주 여기저기에 사는 주민들이 모두 영어를 구사하고 서로 영어 의사소통에 불편이 없다는 거였어. 이 좁은 지구 안에서도 서로 언어가 다르고, 같은 나라 안에서도 지방 사투리로 서로 불편을 겪는데. 스타워즈에서는 우주 스케일인데도 우주 주민들이 언어로 별로 불편을 겪지 않아. 심지어 우키조차 영어를 잘 알아들었음. 멋진 우주 드라마.

[@B3J2AL]

Interesting, so where does Qimir fit in all of this? I'll guess we'll find out in episode 8!

[@themetalchica]

I've only seen this show by watching your reactions (and Preview'd'ss'...s?), and I can tell how bad it is, but your reactions make it imminently watchable and entertaining. Loving it! Not the show--just your videos. Just wanna be clear.

[@Skye_Writer]

Given exactly WHAT Sol saw -- Aniseya "attacking" the children in particular -- it's understandable that he feared for the girls' safety. And then when Korril readied herself to strike at Torbin, he saw Aniseya disintegrating into smoke and taking Mae with her, so it's understandable that he misread what she was doing. What WE see is slow-motion, but for him it would have been happening incredibly fast. He acted on instinct to protect the child. It is interesting to me, though, that he misidentified Mae as Osha in the moment she came calling to her mothers for help.

[@kevinhansen8211]

Torbin and Sol gave into their fear and desires. I understand why the Jedi did what they did, but they used Osha's feelings as an excuse. They didn't want to face the consequences of their action. As Palpatine told Anakin, all who hold power are afraid to lose it. The council would have punished them all for this failure.

[@thelittleal1212]

This episode was the final straw for me.

[@cincinnatipedalsteel4347]

Wait so Anakin turned to the dark side yo try and find a way yo save Padames life but these Jedi knew of some “vergence” that could create life. What was there nothing written in the Jedi texts about this? I mean Darth Pleagueis was trying to find a way to sustain his life and Sidious never could find a way until the supposed final episode where Rey killed him but the Jesse’s Jedi knew of this a millennium before the phantom menace??? Makes no sense at all. Glad I cancelled my Disney plus

[@qa1327]

9:20 I agree and wished it was more. However, many homes have been destroyed by unattended candles. The part that surprised me was Indara was the sane one. She seemed like the bad cop in ep3 so I thought she was going to be the aggressor. Enjoyed your reaction as usual.

[@FFGFOREVER]

How do you feel about no security cameras in the whole witch fortress considering the Star Wars galaxy is so high tech? How do you feel about a stone building burning down? Can't be done. Do you think the rocking trances by the witches looks badly acted and silly? Thanks for your review.

[@B3J2AL]

When Indara breaks the link between Kelnacca and the witches, are the witches dead or knocked unconscious?

[@chahrlzel13]

The word "sacrifice" has a plethora of different meanings The Jedi jumped the gun & never established what kind of "sacrifice" was required. The Jedi were wrong for interfering outside their juridiction... Now I see why Torbin drank the poision.⚗️🧪 George Lucus once said: "Stars is geared towards 12 year olds." So in my mind there is always going 2b a level of corny-ness & bad writing/acting involved. However I don't see/hear 12 year olds online complaining only "adults" I respect everyones opinion but I have to always be mindful of that...

[@Ringking-ws7bz]

This kind of Darkness probably wasnt what Lucas had in mind when did star wars. The witches came much later and well the powers have a dark side look and so its kinda an accident that sith like to cause so the Sisters and Jedi faith never became an alliance

[@NeterRafi77]

Stop justifying bad writing, story sucks balls. 🗑writing

[@Greenhawk4]

to be fair when there are witches and the word sacrifice would you really think it meant something else?

[@KarazolaX]

Literally anyone would have made the same assumption. The witch made no attempt to clarify what she was going to do. It looked absolutely demonic and they should have been wholly aware of what would have happened. She put the Jedi in a position where he thought he was saving a child from a gruesome fate. Her fault 100% not even an argument.

[@badmoon7695]

It's sooooooo baaaaad!

[@basicsimp8798]

Mother Anesaya is a great mother. We stan harded 😢

[@KarazolaX]

A good mother doesn't turn into a demonic monster in front of a bunch of space cops without any good explanation and end up provoking an armed conflict

[@dygz]

But they did show us different perspectives of the same incident. I didn’t mind seeing the same scenes again with more filled in. We were intended to hold out hope that this Jedi team were complete saints and empathize with Osha’s perspective for as long as possible and for Mae’s motivation to be a mystery for as long as possible. Kelnacca’s death hits harder when we don’t know why Mae would want to kill him. And it helps us anticipate that maybe Mae is driven by corruption from the Dark Side and entirely a mission from her Master, rather than Qimir just showing her a way a non-Jedi way to harness power. Were intended to think of Qimir as a Sith who of course wants to destroy all Jedi. But… now we can see that’s not really the case. Or at least not quite the case. Qimir was not really using Mae to kill Jedi. Qimir was teaching Mae his personal style of wielding the Force to help her fulfill her own vendetta. Qimir has no qualms about killing Jedi if they threaten him (or Mae), but it’s not the same thing as a pure EVIL Sith motivation. Seeing this after Teach/Corrupt definitely changes my interpretation of that episode from my perception that Qimir was completely motivated by a desire to corrupt Osha. Now it seems like he was “honestly” just trying to teach her a non-Jedi method of harnessing the Force. Kind of similar to the Witches. I also like having a suspicion, for several episodes, that maybe Indara is as culpable as Sol is or as Torbin feels he is. Once Torbin drinks the tincture Mae gave him, we surmise that Indara’s entire team might have done something wrong. Though it seems as though Sol only has good intentions. And we kind of hope Kelnacca only had good intentions. Better to delay that resolution until after Qimir’s attempted seductions of Osha. And delay the revelation that the whole team does not equally share the blame nor should they all equally feel guilt over what transpired. Also, having repeated scenes in a later episode does save me the effort of reviewing a previous episode to see how all the pertinent scenes match up. This flow of info keeps us firmly grounded in Osha’s perspective, rather than Mae’s perspective. We’ll have to see how Osha learns the full truth.

[@Omnidudes]

If you dont like the show then dont watch. There are many of us who do like it and we dont need that negativity here

[@dygz]

@@Omnidudes Puff, puff, pass. Puff, puff, PASS!

[@justintabatabai8063]

This was so bad

[@supersuede6493]

like the rest of the show then?

[@privard89]

​@@supersuede6493I liked episode 5. The rest was boring garbage

[@supersuede6493]

@@privard89 was some action, sure. Rest of it is napping time. 5 min into every ep I go zzzz

[@ForeverDC_]

It seemed like it was the exact show we have already seen, except for the death of the head witch by Sol and they originally came to pull a bunch of weeds. Hmmmm!!!

[@SMPUNK]

i agree with Robert. This couldnt been shown before but it felt the same of the one episode. smh

[@naydenlover]

Sol so gives me Master Qui Gon vibes and I fee like his intentions were good but it just played out badly and I really wish we had another 2 episodes left then just the one

[@VolDad]

How do you stab a cloud with a lightsaber?

[@midnightforseth]

from ur last asohka 's reaction i followed u =) nice reaction too. thanks

[@sebastiengauthier58]

« We expected to see a different perspective from episode 3 but what we got is the same perspective with different camera shots » you nailed it

[@Greenhawk4]

well it also filled in some blanks to be fair.

[@thehacker4012]

Do people understand what a different perspective means? A different perspective means seeing things from their point of view, which yeah leads to different camera shots.

[@Greenhawk4]

@@thehacker4012 exactly like what did they expect it to be?

[@Wazaraku]

Thank you, now I can skip this group of reactors entirely

[@lukeyluke117]

How the FUCK did that fire have no backstory

[@tlmarshall21]

Sol told the truth...From a Certain Point of view! I like this episode, but it should have been episode 3 or 4

[@gantz0949]

"It’s our ticket home..." sounds sw to me Anyone see the lighter fluid on the ground 8:14 lmao

[@Kari-SF]

With only one episode left, I'm convinced this would've worked better as a movie. They dragged the mystery too much, in the end it wasn't impactful at all.

[@coreyschleder8418]

It could have. Start with the Qimir scene as a voice over. Do the indara fight then blend the necessary stuff from ep 3 one Osha meets the image. Trim and adjust the rest and you could probably pull around 3 hours. Or even condense into 4 hour-ish episodes. The plotting and cliffhangers they went with over 8 weeks hurt it and does make it feel too dragged out.

[@Nickyblicky-n5x]

Yeah im disappointed i was really starting to like this show episode 3 and 7 such a cringe waste of time

[@reddacomingroar1963]

i hope to see new darth

[@badpope]

Late to the Party? You guys are first this time.

[@Keone4951]

Hey waiting for you guys to post your reaction for the season finale!!!

[@LatetotheParty]

Wait no longer. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jZ2seXWOa7OjbNE

[@Keone4951]

@@LatetotheParty Mahalo!

[@kevingt7777]

There's so much going on i feel there should be more episodes to explain more lol or is this just me

[@smallies7154]

episode 7: aw shit, here we go again..

[@jesusfreaklol1]

it explained everything though? the only question is who is qimir

[@leojs5673]

im surprised anybody still bothers with that mess of a franchise that star wars is and always has been

[@paulitik7]

Outside of a couple good action scenes, this show is just boring. Every potentially interesting character is wasted, falls into the trope of focusing the story on the annoying, uninteresting “chosen “children. It’s just literally double downing on what made the Phantom Menace terrible. There’s literally no surprises. Or what should be a surprise is not remotely interesting. It’s just all around bad.

[@victorioussecret4111]

The fire went into the pipes and electronics of the old mining facilities and blew the old machinery. One little three-second camera shot of the fire in the pipes could have shown that. As for the show, I like the story and lore beats, but the execution is clunky. Hire Professionals to run your shows, not film school hipsters... That's where the Roshoman technique came from and you're right that it was a bad choice. It doesn't help this show that House of Dragon is putting out an amazing textbook on how to do a streaming show. Disney needs to stop releasing cut up movies and pace their shows like real television.

[@tbirdguy1]

You guys, thank you for taking the bullet for all of us. I tapped out at episode 3, and just cant with this show. The writing is just so bad, and it really doesnt hold up even after a few moments of dicussion.

[@IanSmith2814]

You missed the Star Wars song😂😂

[@DanielPerez-jz8jk]

To be the pinnacle of the Jedi, the characters we see here are too amateurish, fickle, undisciplined, capricious, frivolous, unstable and very stupid. It's not a matter of inclusion or not, The Mandalorian had excellent female empowerment, Cara Dune, Bo Katan, Fennec. And he had a great character like Greef Carga. There are only people here who have no idea what they are doing, because the script is disastrous. For example, what in the world Sol? Instead of attracting the two girls who weigh 50 kilos towards him, you hold up a bridge that weighs tons like an idiot. oh man

[@larynOneka8080]

Fans hated the last season of mandalorian Because it focuses on Bo Katan too much. The videos are still up.

[@Mokkari77]

​@@larynOneka8080Agreed. People were fine with the female characters when they were supporting Din's story but when it was the other way around and Din supporting Bo's story they complained.

[@Ringking-ws7bz]

Mandalorian has no face and you feel his emotion with a Grogu better then any characters in this show. Mando doesnt have a ton of dialog either compared to other characters and you get his feelings

[@Minifutzi_o.O]

I don't know Torbin didn't really do much than defending himself. No serious reason to kill himself. And the generator blew up now out of nothing?

[@mightyactionx9391]

It's his impatience that triggered that night. He and Sol were both driven by personal wants that they screwed everything over.

[@kaygee2121]

8:45 Essence transfer

[@mr.wooper6605]

But they didn't explain anything. One or two sentences in this episode don't explain in detail how the twins were born. Well, we'll wait comics/interviews for an explanation

[@kain772]

The only thing good was a wookie with a Light saber

[@NeterRafi77]

Not a single good male. Sol is not smart at all. Why would you kill the witch?????

[@Lusifer100379]

The show is CRAP... On a stick..

[@SurjitShow]

Why did that woman turn into a cloud?

[@yourvenparianen5390]

This is so bad 😂

[@biashacker]

This show unfortunately is not very good. This episode was way too convenient. This show was sold as a Sith show, but it is not really.

[@happytrails151]

Last two episodes brought the show down. I liked it decently up until then. Episode 7 is shockingly inconsequential. Everything that was added didnt give a single "wow" moment or relevation. Its a show that lacks any kind of courage to make a firm statement or commit to a theme

[@Mahhhdeee]

Worst sw show.

[@baileyboy3021]

Honestly, I don't really care for this series, but after #4 I figured I may as well finish. Characters & story aren't that great. I enjoy watching you guys react to DRAGON!! 😁

[@ValyrianPrince]

The thumbnail 😂

[@Grevlain]

I can barely make through this show's episodes. Barely.

[@Onunez23]

Wow, this episode was BAD.

[@SFAutor]

Episode 7 was another plot disaster. The entire story has plot holes like a Swiss cheese. Two examples (of many) in episode 7, Sol used the force to hold the two parts of the broken bridge the girls were standing on until he gave up and sacrificed May. Why the hell didn't he just hold the two girls with the Force and let the bridge collapse? If I was a jedi, I would have come up with the idea, obviously not the script writers. Then the weird fight where the witches kept firing knives at Torban, all of which he fended off, but not one of them at Sol or Trinity. Does that make sense? Not to me. The whole show is completely amateurishly realised and in this episode we've seen at least 50% of what was in a previous episode. So my final question: Where did the budget of 160M USD go?

[@dragongamer2670]

Still surprised you made it this far..

[@adenlycosky]

Feels like some writer pitched this idea. You know how people were kinda put off by the whole ray and kilo force bond. Well ibhabe this amazing idea to make them think that was actually cool by wasting 180million dollars to make something horrible so that looks spectacular. So much missed opportunity just playing off the idea of twins conciebed through the force who took different paths only to meet face to face 16 years later. Sol is so unsympathetic with his jealousy and forced connection to a child he has no idea about just from following them. Sigh. Such potential with the idea. Total miss with the writing

[@preay8111]

If you notice, the fire speaded through the electrical wires. Those pass through probably the whole place causing the fire to spread faster.

[@ninjafohhiya]

The fact that a strong Wookiee Jedi posessed to kill by a coven of witches couldn't crush the skull of a human Padawan is insane. Regular Wookiees tear people apart. They wrote themselves into another sh*t corner by keeping all these dumbass Jedi alive beyond this point. Plus, like, is that all they can do? Hive mind possession and if the plug is pulled they all die? I just can't believe this show exists, even dusregarding my comment. The writing choices are so damn weird.

[@Mokkari77]

Or Kelnacca was resisting the coven's control .

[@Greenhawk4]

he was choking him...

[@ninjafohhiya]

@@Greenhawk4 @10:06

[@ninjafohhiya]

@@Mokkari77 Then they did a really piss poor job at showing that. Visual storytelling is important. Plus if one Jedi could resist a furious leader and like 20 Coven members, then the whole scene lacks any threat due to their weakness. It's just poor writing. It could have been done so much better.

[@jasonmarbach]

I thought this was a beautiful episode. I’m really impressed with Koganada. The discourse has been nearly unbearable, though. So many people working their tails off twisting themselves into pretzels to intentionally misunderstand this (flawed, but very good) show. Frustrating.

[@timmyisthereason]

Good joke

[@jasonmarbach]

^ Poor guy must have been looking down the inside of the front of his pants 😔 you hate to see it

[@timmyisthereason]

@jasonmarbach the show blows amandla.

[@jasonmarbach]

Yeah I’m sorry man, your opinion just doesn’t mean anything at all to anyone who matters

[@timmyisthereason]

@jasonmarbach yeah all 14% of you morons.

[@allenparker7142]

A Wookiee Jedi looking for a Vergence in the Force with a metal detector. What a joke!

[@talon7274]

He was looking for the 180 million budget?

[@SFAutor]

Where was the high budget going, if they just cut a previous episode and re-run it again? I do not like this show.