It showed what the prequels could have been with more creative help around Lucas. It tells some fantastic stories that Filoni and Co. got to mold. Every time I heard them talk about the creative process, it always sounded like a lot of thoughtful discussion and back and forth was had.

You're correct. Not sure where the article got that from.

(cc: @avclub-fd93e0b998234c0d7108033148301580:disqus), For a couple years now, I only watch the show to see certain comps or live evictions. Instead I listen to the Big Brother Gossip Show, which I highly recommend. It's a 2ish hour weekly podcast that gives the relevant clips without a fake narrative, and makes fun…

Relax, it's just a joke. For example, over in the Arrow comments, we've all made jokes about John Barrowman's face as well. I just thought she looked abnormally young in the photo.

BB production is super lazy. The contestants find it tedious, yet always have to do crap like the nomination speech, which I sadly could probably recite from memory.

Is that just a bad picture or is it fair for me to wonder how much remains of Maura Tierney's original face?

They were quite a few people killed in gruesome fashion by lightsaber in TCW though.

The thing I forgot to mention was that Clone Wars is a better watch in chronological order (again, you may already know this)

Make sure you stick with Clone Wars and BTAS (which feeds into other series, a fact you may already know)

"Pickles" is up there too.

I don't think so, because they reference Hera as Captain Syndulla.

Yeah, does Kallus actually want someone else finally capturing them?

Narrative convenience aside, really, really liked this one. Episodes like this are why we crush the weak ones that came before it.
The lampshading about the Imperial Shuttle? Much better than juvenile humor.
"Not bad. I've seen better" -Rex Da Gawd
Stormtroopers animation looked gorgeous as well in this episode.
The new…

Hey, I actually thought the same thing (but was confused because depending on how big it really was, the lower notches might have been harder than the higher notches)

What got cut in half?

I'm still surprised Tasha/Spencer weren't joined at the hip given how long they were aligned their first time around.

I don't know, imploring people to wake up and make big moves is a pretty subtle play imo

The finale took a little wind out of my sails. Felt like it treaded familiar territory with the "hard decision" stuff.

Just added to my Netflix list. Thanks for the rec.

Not too far into the double block on the West Coast, but the show has really been on its game this season, down to the little things like the "ORKUN, DAY 23" sign slowly revealing itself as the rice slides to the right in the frame. Can't remember them doing that before.
That said, I could really do without the…