Much like Tala and Reva, there are two ways to approach the issue. Some fans were attached to the Rebels canon but were willing to see this show through to find out how things played out. Other fans sent racist hate mail to an actress. Which side do you think was being referred to as “toxic” in these two scenarios?

Vader to Piet, orbiting Hoth: “Deploy the fleet so that nothing gets off the system. Except the one guy I’m looking for — the one I named earlier: If he flies up from Hoth, leave him totally alone! I don’t even want him to see any Imperial ships around as he goes on his merry way.”

The show was long finished shooting before it started airing.  And having a bunch of nerds complain that a live action person doesn’t fully resemble a cartoon isn’t the kind of argument anyone should ever take seriously anyway.

The Inquisitors are deliberately kept under-powered by Vader and the Emperor. They want servants, not deadly competitors so the inquisitors are not taught how to fully use the Force. They can go up against Jedi because they hunt in packs. They cannot go up against Vader or Sidious.

I’ll bet Darth Vader wishes he could rewind to check for a second transport too.

Short answer: Emphatically yes.

Longer answer: In the Disney era of star wars, they have done quite a lot to show just how horrifically powerful Vader is. Prior to that there wasn’t nearly as much exploration of Vader’s power. Multiple storylines in the comics have gone out of their way to show the Vader can’t be…

That and all the people whining about how Reva couldn’t possibly know Vader was Anakin when the obvious answer was all but spelled out in the first scene of the first episode...

Agreed. All media should be made out of spite. (And thankfully it's kind of already happening.)

I rewound and watched the transport scene a second time, a second transport is barely visible in the back. 

I figured she wanted Obi-Wan since he was the one person who might get Vader to let his defense down to indulge his obsessive hatred, like Hector to Gus in Breaking Bad.

Even if the rest of the show was terrible, it would all have been worth it for the way it made the toxic fans lose their minds for weeks over the show supposedly breaking canon by killing the Grand Inquisitor before he appears in Rebels, only to make them eat their words here.

Will’s haircut is absolutely hysterical. I’m not sure I’ve ever seen anyone that tall with that haircut. Even in the 80s.

FINALE:

Nobody is saying it isn’t? But statistics show men are more likely than women to be abusers

https://www.womensaid.org.uk/information-support/what-is-domestic-abuse/domestic-abuse-is-a-gendered-crime/

https://www.womensaid.org.uk/information-support/what-is-domestic-abuse/domestic-abuse-is-a-gendered-crime/

Lots more men do that than women

From a Washington Post article:
“Larry David recalled that Hall was so effective playing the library cop inspired by “Dragnet,” a Detective Joe Friday of the stacks, that “Jerry had problems getting through the scene.”

I always loved how Seinfeld very clearly could barely keep it together throughout the scene.

Thanks to this man’s sage advice, I always have instant coffee in my cupboard, just waiting to be opened.