The fact that you can’t tell the difference between telling a “man walks into a bar” joke and what Hasan did is...fairly shocking. 

Dear god, that’s the last thing SW needs.  The franchise needs to stop looking backwards, stop going over the same ground, stop giving us the same old characters and the same old situations.

Baylan’s not gonna do anything. Thrawn is going to succeed, he’s being set up as the baddie for a future project.  Sadly, due to Ray Stevenson’s passing, we’ll never get closure on Baylan.

Yeah, among the show’s many problems, the pacing is atrocious. They should have been at this point in the story by the end of episode 3 at the latest.

There’s only ONE episode left!  Sheesh. 

I’m bummed because this is his final role and he’s doing great with almost nothing to work with.  Clearly, like so many aspects of this show, they were just doing set up for later and now we’ll never see that come to fruition. 

Disney’s gonna bring this franchise to its knees.

It’s like Disney is trying to suck all the spunk out of star wars. 

What’s “One Piece”?

Well, because cable no longer has the shows that I watch on it. 

Freevee already has ads, so how would adding commercials “change” Freevee?  Your comment is nonsensical. 

Have fun!

Yeah, the editing here is really slack.

I haven’t heard of half of these movies. 

Hmm. I mean, kinda? Book of Boba Fett is still the worst (though I think this show isn’t far off.) Ahsoka is better than some of The Mandalorian, as that show takes wild swings in quality.

Hey, we all need our niche.

Yes, but the storytellers could have come up with ANYTHING more interesting than doing nothing. It was their choice to make the galaxy yet another generic SW planet and given Thrawn nothing to do.

You’re not wrong.

I can’t comment on the shade, I just think Lars doesn’t have the face or physicality to match what we think of as Thrawn and the hair in particular looks pretty fake and draws attention to itself.

But I agree with him.  The show is objectively bad in its approach to “mysteries” and doling out information.