do third parties cables have the ridiculously thin rubber cover that breaks after a few months? I think not!

Speaking of disinformation - someone has a new view of the world. (No, not the new maps China’s been putting out claiming disputed territory on the Russian and Indian borders...)

Like Jewish space lasers?

A photo can be a reference, but it’s not a cameo.

I really want to like this show. I do. I watched the entirety of both The Clone Wars and Rebels, so I’m invested in the characters. Based on those shows (as well as The Mandalorian), I’ve given Dave Filoni a great deal of personal latitude in the stuff he creates.

And everyone can survive being impaled by a lightsaber now (sorry Qui-Gon).

I’ve seen Rebels and Ahsoka makes me feel like I have very little investment in two major characters I’ve seen a lot of and liked before.

To answer the titular question: pacing.

I thought Obi Wan and Book of Boba Fett were plodding and slow to build up steam, but this show feels like two Disney execs had a bet to see just how drawn out and boring they could make a TV show while still technically qualifying as a “moving” picture.

It’s not “bad” in an offensive sense, it’s just incredibly bland…

I’m not entirely sure why this site keeps hyping this show up. It constantly fails to achieve basic narrative competence, to the point where facepalming after every scene is common every episode. 

so sabine holds the map thing in the palm of her hand and threatens to shoot it. while holding it. in the palm of her hand. apparently she didnt see the episode of killing it when craigory shoots a nail from a nail gun through a snakes head and into the palm of his hand.

Man, a simple airstrike would have taken care of those pesky Jedi.

I’m supposed to believe a Jedi can die by being pushed off a cliff? It’s not like Ahsoka was unconscious or gravely injured.

Does Shin have any character traits to speak of other than poor posture and a propensity for the Kubrick Stare?

Those turbolasers hitting nothing in space and exploding in puffs of smoke/dirt looked wrong.

Man, after seven and a half episodes of a show that was decidedly not Justified, I felt kinda insulted by that ending. City Primeval was (for better or worse) completely disinterested in revisiting the past, and while I think it failed at its mission, that mission was more to look at Raylan now and interrogate whether…

I didn’t think this little reboot/sequel was very good at all. C+ maybe, because all the actors were very good, but the whole thing felt rushed in 8 episodes, and the big bad meeting his end that way had almost zero dramatic tension.

I can’t wait to see Chopper murder some fools in live action! 

Complete missed opportunity not having Pelia come and pick up the watch in La’an’s quarters at the end. “I’ll take that back now if you please”

They’re quite possibly setting up that La’an is the very reason Khan ends up...well...Khan. He has been left with a gun. He just witnessed a visit from someone who refused to help him escape from his childhood prison. He also just witnessed advanced technology. Much like Scotty shared the tech that results in…