I like the idea that the imperial clerk who gave Han his name does that all the time. He’s created hundreds of Solos.

Hell I’ll go a step further and venture that some form of the following exchange will happen for sure in the episode:
Hera: We have to prepare, they’re going to need our help.
Zeb: It’s gonna take a lot more than just the three of us.
Carson Teva: Actually, I might know a guy.

You know how we told you that we sent Kanan to live at a nice farm upstate...?

I’m now catching up on Rebels, and my big question is, when is Kanan going to show up? Can’t wait to see who plays him.

I’m gonna go ahead and say that Hera is not only not done, but her big moment in the actual finale will be her turning up to recruit Zeb for some nebulous Rebel-style mission. Probably Carson Teva, too.

I can see it being called that by people with crypto details in their Twitter profile who spend their time saying how The Marvels is going to be a flop and that Rey ruined Star Wars

go ahead, throw your vote away

Now I’ve seen that her name is an anagram of “Giant Root”, I really want her to show up as Queen of the Groots.

Especially if she brought her usual doesn’t-give-a-shit energy to the role. She’s going to take over the universe but she’s not thrilled about it.

Plus, it would just be goddamn hilarious to have Tig Notaro be the big bad of an entire MCU phase.

I’m voting for Kodos.

Yeah, if they can have a crocodile Loki, then they can have a different looking Kang.

I’ve got $20 on Kang somehow changing his appearance in the post credit of the final episode. We’ll only see him from behind or in silhouette.

Same, but for Christine Baranski.

Ah, Cybill, the sitcom responsible for my life-long crush on Alicia Witt.

I also liked her subsequent sitcom and wish it had stayed on longer.  It had a really good supporting cast too.  

#perdisinthepod

One other thing I think is worth noting is that Cybill Shepherd was really done dirty by the press and the public. She is almost always singled out as responsible for the show’s decline, but you watch those Season 5 episodes and BOY, is it apparent that Bruce Willis would much rather be making an action movie than…

Moonlighting is a television show that once existed!