If nothing else, it's a trope lifted from another genre/work, which is part of what made Star Wars work in the first place, instead of being simply the same stuff, but MORE. That's part of what made the first season of the Mandalorian work so well, while the rest of them have fallen rather flat. 

I didn’t take the “choose to live” lesson as some grand lesson she needed to learn to fulfill her destiny or anything, I took it as a decision she needed to make given her current circumstances (she’s drowning). She was feeling like a failure (she failed in her training of Sabine, she failed to stop Elsbeth’s plans,…

The thing that bugs me about all this is that surely there must be *some* sort of data recording capabilities on the Ghost or the X-Wing squad?

You may call her Pyjama Ahsoka, but for me that was 100% her “Ahsoka the White” moment. Loved it!

If she had killed him, she would have been lost, if she had lost, she would have lost. Only by choosing not to fight did she win. 

Well, they said "more forward momentum." In this context, any amount would count. 

This was probably the best structured episode of the series so far.

It’s a miniseries, but if you don’t know all the answers by the end of the first episode, the whole show sucks.

Uuughuhghhhh. I mean we all knew where this was going, it’s Rebels 2 after all and Filoni was in charge so there was no way it wasn’t going to happen, but ughhh the World Between Worlds. The worst thing ever added to this canon. If it had stayed in the cartoons where I could ignore it just like Mortis then that’d be…

Marrok was very clearly a Nightsister Zombie - these have been around for a very long time, and were featured prominently in Jedi: Fallen Order. Heck, you can make a whole team of them in Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes.

But don’t you understand? Those people are oppressing poor Star Wars fans by enjoying the adventures of characters not introduced in 1977.

Basically Freddie got an insight to the overall Star Wars franchise from George Lucas himself during his time voicing The Rebels. Taking said knowledge, Freddie dunked on bunch of hardcore lore fans and lost some kudo points from parts of the fanbase.

I, on the other hand enjoyed him taking his in-depth knowledge and…

Luke voice: I care.

What's weird is I've never heard of adhesive tape being called "sellotape", I don't even know what that is. I think everyone I know calls it Scotch tape.

This show is falling into the classic trope trap of creating seemingly interesting villains who aren’t even characters, just costumes. Shin has said maybe 20 words over 3 episodes and Baylan even fewer. Morgan scowls and Marrok has a Kylo Ren vocoder, which we know because he/she has had exactly two lines of dialogue.

Aha, it was good, ah-ah-ah
Ah-ah-ah-ah

Tbh, I see folk calling her “Jedi’ as just colloquial shorthand for “force user” as “Jedi” is all that most people know.

He’s a vat grown clone of Ezra, that has been altered with Sith alchemy to be faster, stronger, more force-sensitive, and tougher than his unwilling genetic progenitor.  In fact in all ways, he’s Better Than Ezra.

did the same thing with the prequels. with the same character!

It seems as if Ahsoka has something else in mind for Sabine. Not a by-the-book Jedi. More a Force-using ally. Something Star Wars fans often refer to as a “Gray Jedi.” Not quite a full light-side Jedi and not quite a full dark-side Sith.