Surely hope we get a final season that’s advertised as such so that we can get our heads around that...

I will kindly state that you are overthinking a show that got a fictional version of John Noble to imitate the demon he was voicing and that just had a low-level slap fight between two different versions of Zari that was backed with over-the-top epic music and utilized slo-mo.

Legion of Doom was goofy? Hard, hard disagree. Legends made Damian Dahrk so much better and it started with the Legion of Doom. Also was fun to see Thawne in the role he was in that season.

-Some of the robo!Legends stuff felt like they forgot halfway through whether or not the robo!Legends were self-aware.

...but I would prefer Zari if we had to have a new captain.

- I’m gonna wager a guess that Season 2 Thawne is still supposed to be after Flash!Thawne, despite how little sense that makes, but it’s Thawne after all.

I always am upset when Legends team members leave & the team is shaken up, but damn if I don’t love every single current team member & I want all of them to be there. Even New Constantine feels like a real team member now, as does human Gideon and (grudgingly) Gary

“We have a,new member of our crew. He’s a mad scientist named Dr. Walter Bishop.”

All of this might have bothered me if watching a randomly placed episode of The Mandalorian wasn’t a million times more fun than the regularly scheduled Boba Fett programming.

I was, and I am.

The real secret is that The Mandalorian and Boba Fett are the same show all along. After all, we saw an episode that was all “what was Boba Fett doing between several episodes of The Mandalorian” and now we have an episode that’s all “What was The Mandalorian doing between episodes of his own show -and- episodes of…

all relatives of either Skywalker or Palpintine or Kenobi.

A joke, it was.

I’ve heard it’s just an hourlong preview for Obi-Wan and at the end a title card appears that says “Through the clue provided by the Hutts, the Republic rapidly figured out the Pykes’ whole plan and arrested all criminals, successfully preventing war on Tatooine.”

I hope next week’s episode of Boba Fett is actually just a new episode of Fringe.

Well, technically a muppet republic, due to Frank Oz’s involvement.

you don’t usually see a stealth pilot for a show that’s already been on the air for 2 seasons, and you especially don’t see it in the spin-off of itself.

a different, good television show.

This might be one of the most insane episodes I’ve seen in a while. Not because it was somehow bad, completely agreed with the review that it was the best episode of the show so far, but because it is, as being pointed out a lot, an episode of a completely different show. In the middle of this series which is already…

So apparently the secret to making a good episode of a television show is to make it an episode of a different television show.