Osha told it to weld; it complied with Osha.

To me it’s like how epic fantasy tends to treat class divisions as a natural thing. Sam can be Frodo’s friend, and can enjoy some degree of social mobility within the Shire (even inheriting Bag End), but he can never truly be his equal. To Tolkien it’s a nonissue.

Are they now just a horrifying servant class, aware enough of their existence, but due to their very bodies, unable to exist outside of their work as pilots and also, chairs? What happens to a Chair Droid when their ship is decommissioned?

I’d argue that the slavery of the clones was even worse. No childhood, shortened lifespan, forced into brutal violence, and the “noble” Jedi were totally fine with it.

“Hey Bob, you think we should put up some caution tape?”

Meanwhile Dune fans be like...

We’ve got Pip, Osha’s multi-tool companion, who, on top of being able to weld

She has Thunder on her Dome!

I will say this. At least we’re not looking at another Filoni or Favreau joint who, despite previous good works before live-action Star Wars TV (and I guess Mandalorian S1 if we’re being kind), I don’t think should be allowed to do any more live-action SW TV ever again. Under any circumstances.

How bout this: “She’s All Maxxed out on Madness”

Hmm... not sure I want to hear about the sith view and power

At 1:26 and the very end — is that the intro to an epic version of “The Man Who Sold the World”? If so, I hope it’s on the soundtrack!

Such empathy here. She probably couldn’t roll down a window or open a door. It’s also impossible to know how someone would react in a situation like this until it happens.

Excellent rebuttal.

Don’t denigrate kool-aid, man.

Touchscreen shifters are a fantastically stupid idea.

>and often spoke about how electric vehicles were good for the planet.

I thought it looked like a parachute, which would go with the radial aircraft engine...

On Steven Colbert they made a few Cerveza Crystal ads that are gold. And of course, Steven made the Lord of the Rings bit.

I was just about to comment the same thing.