There’s a reason this was 6 episodes, and a big clue is the episode titles: Part 1, Part 2, etc. Each episode was paralleling events/the plot/etc from the 6 films (i.e. Part 4 included Obi-Wan sneaking into an Imperial Base to rescue a princess, just like in ANH).

When Obi-Wan defeated Anakin in ROTS, he cut off his arms and legs and left him alone and burning alive on the shores of a molten planet. There’s a reason she spent 10 years thinking Anakin was dead.

As others have mentioned in the comments for the previous episodes, in ANH when Luke breaks Leia out of her cell and says that he’s here with General Kenobi, Leia says “Ben Kenobi”?  So she knows him by that name.

“Why did Obi-Wan let Vader live? He totally had him, and he just decided that he couldn’t be saved.”

When he asked “what happened to Lola?” he meant what happened to her after this series and before ANH starts?  She doesn’t appear in ANH so did Leia outgrow her?  Did she leave her on Alderan?

“Why can’t the Grand Inquisitor continue the pursuit in in the star destroyer since Darth took his own craft to Kenobi’s bait?”

Yes, why couldn’t we have had 6 episodes where we watched 45 minutes of Obi-Wan wandering around the desert alone?  Captivating!

“Did you watch the episode or just read a synopsis?”

Just assume that “Kenobi” is the “Smith” of the Star Wars universe.

As someone who saw ANH in the theaters in 1977, I can confirm that for the next 3 years Vader was repeatedly referred to as “Darth Vader, Lord of the Sith” (in the comics, toys, books, articles, etc).

Vader is in charge on that destroyer. When he gives an order, nobody disagrees with him. If he says “forget the refugees, go after Kenobi” they’re going to say “Yes, Lord Vader.”

“the Third Sister had enough time to get back to Tatooine and track down Owen? Who also turns out to be the only person with that name on the whole planet.” In the first episode when Reeva is hunting the runaway Jedi, she interrogates Owen and asks him his name. So when she hears from Bail’s recording that there is an…

“how is it this is a world with freaking Batman but he apparently never made a backup Batcave anywhere?”

That’s called “pulling a Scotty”.

Like Luke taught Grogu to use the force to let him jump great distances (well, great compared to his own size) instead of just walking slowly.

I am old enough to remember that the first season of the ABC show aired after Moonlighting on Tuesdays and had top-20 ratings. Then for its second season ABC decided to move it to Fridays opposite Dallas, which owned Fridays during the 1980s.  It quickly sank in the ratings and was cancelled.

BLIPVERTS!

He does, he really does. The Mandolorian season 1 reviews here are full of his comments about how much he hates the show and how he expects it to be a colossal failure, and as the season goes on and it becomes such a massive cultural success he keeps telling everyone how wrong they are.  It must have been funny to…

Christensen was not in the credits for the first episode.

Pretty sure she blamed the Grand Inquisitor’s death on Obi-Wan.