They wrote an entire article about a picture they didn’t actually show.

People who don’t like the idea of the show going against established canon are “toxic”, are they?

What the hell was that ending? “Revenge does wonders for the will to live” “we’re going to leave you in the gutter” but no we’ll... leave you here alive so your desire for revenge can give you the will to live?

Obviously it’s a trade off and you have to allow all SW content to exist in the realm of fantasy swashbuckling. Nitpicking everything is the way to madness. Essentially not a single imperial facility ever glimpsed in any piece of SW content has the security of your average modern-day office building and we have to be…

“Plus, “Part IV” shows Moses Ingram slowly emerging as the MVP of the series”

in a water tank

This show is just incredibly lazy. Someone just reading some of this and saying, “No. Do better. Come up with something creative.” could have done so much:

“We want Leia to be chased. “Ok, but wouldn’t she be caught immediately?” “Yeah, but let’s just do it and have her not be.” “Sure.”

“How should Tala get by…

No, actually, he can’t. As seen in “Star Wars” (and every subsequent use of the power), it is performed in a certain, specific, deliberate way.

Nailed it. Her delivery is awful.

Nice trolling. She’s been mostly fine, but her character is terrible and her delivery seems off at times. Hardly MVP material. 

Yeah, I mean, it’s not her fault her running across the rooftops looks like its out of the 2004 Catwoman movie.

Mystified by the grading. This was the worst episode yet by far, while last week’s was the best.

I feel like how Ben got away from Vader was one of the dumbest things I have seen on TV in years. And I watch a lot of TV. And I have seen a lot of dumb things. Including in this very episode. But this one truly stood out.

So clearly Sam isn’t actually a Star Wars fan. At least i09 is reviewing the show too.

She’s easily the worst part of the show. 

I’m very confused by how AV club references Fallen Order but doesn’t know that Amidala got reams of character development in Clone Wars.

I tires of the complete lack of even a half-hearted attempt to proofread ones own work at this site.

The best thing about Picard has been the Red Letter Media reviews of it. There’s a real air of sadness in it as two middle aged men try to process the grief they are feeling because they’ve fallen out of love with something that they’ve been passionate about since they were kids.

If it came out two years earlier; it would have probably been Saabs biggest seller.

When he sees the Bat-Signal, he goes to the roof of the GCPD building to talk to Jim Gordon. Sometimes. Gordon admits he doesn’t always show up — presumably he’s busy or doesn’t see it.