Yes. Well said.

I don’t believe in when they go low we go high. I believe in making them pay for going low. So fighting like that better become our way. I’m about as politically far from Liz Cheney as it gets, but watching her in these hearings is a case study in a tough woman bringing receipts and naming names. We need to toughen up…

it was pretty well established that Qui-Gon couldn’t just appear anywhere like Obi-Wan.

She could show up in the Ahsoka show.

heck even JJ Abrams since that’s his strong suit.

I was born in 1951 and was witness to so much of the progress and strides that have been made — civil rights, women’s rights, LGBTQ rights. Some it, like Title IX, really came a little too late for me personally, but I’ve taken such satisfaction in knowing the difference it’s made for women who’ve come after me. And,…

The house was probably abandoned by someone who’d learned that living out beyond the Dune sea wasn’t such a good idea after all.

I always felt, when it came to Maul, that Obi-Wan also committed a mercy killing. He Even held Maul while he died and reassured him.

Reva wanted Obi-Wan because he was the one thing guaranteed to trigger Vader and distract him. It didn’t work out for her, but she wasn’t wrong. Even at the end, in the convo with Palpatine, Vader is still clearly obsessed with Obi-Wan. Probably even more so than before. He knows he’s only alive because Obi-Wan walked…

It’s cute that you think Whedon voluntarily left The Nevers.

How the heck did Obi-Wan Kenobi learn to turn himself into a ghost so he could talk to Luke in later movies after he died?

The part about Fisher you forgot to mention is that Warner’s did an in-house investigation and “addressed it.” And about ten seconds later Whedon was fired from his own show on HBO, The Nevers. Yeah there was definitely something to Ray Fisher’s allegations.

Reviews like this are so boring because the reviewer is just trying to maintain their existence as a reviewer and keep those paychecks coming in. They are so formulaic in that there must always be an issue/problem with the show along with a sense that we should be feeling guilty for enjoying what is essentially an…

Maybe go back and reread my comment. I was addressing an eroneous comment about child support and joint custody, not this case specifically.

Before the Battle of Yavin

The original thing with the Jedi robes is that they were the galactic garb of the poor, which is why the Jedi adopted them as their “uniform.”

That’s good, but in the 70s the French really outdid themselves with their Star Wars Disco Ballet.

He’s asking for joint custody, you don’t usually pay child support for joint custody.

The point is that defeating the Inquisitor is to Kanan what defeating Maul was to Obi-Wan.