I like it too. It represents the dystopian future we’re heading towards brought to us by gas guzzling trucks this vehicle tries not to resemble. Good riddance to 50s nostalgia (Dodge Ram I’m looking at you). Flamethrowers, underground tunnels, rockets to mars and now bulletproof trucks. School shootings, mass…

I would be perfectly happy with at least one episode per season being shot 1970s style — 4:3 aspect ratio, video with filmed exteriors, practical effects, no modern CGI (CSO is acceptable), old-school theme and incidental music. Maybe even throw in an episode break halfway through with the signature closing musical sti…

Really the in-fighting about what it means to be Mando has always been over pretty big divergences. In current canon:

The reason why people have taken to calling it “baby yoda” is because neither the child nor the species has been named yet. “The Asset” just isn’t as catchy as “baby yoda” ya know?

Baby Yoda would be considered an enemy because the Mandalorians have a history with the Jedi going back thousands of years. The majority of that history is them fighting each other. In fact, their fighting style and the whole idea of an armor full of tricks like flamethrowers and grappling cords etc. was developed to…

Shorthand since it doesn’t yet have a name and ‘baby of Yoda’s species’ is awkward to say every time. 

He should bring in that one actor he likes to work with. What’s his name? The guy who he cast as Happy, and the Chef, and the pediatrician in Elf. I like him.

I want the truck to have gigantic baby arms, but noooooooooo. Futuristic, my ass. Give me disturbing, anatomically functional baby arms attached to the truck doors.

There’s a good argument to be made that two different standards, one of which moves the needle on pollution and efficiency and the other of which is regressive is better than a single national standard that’s worse than what we already have.

No, it’s not overrated at all. If you park on the street like most city-dwellers, or you live in a condo or apartment complex with no chargers (like most all of them today), you’re going to have to charge somewhere else.

The air is cleaner BECAUSE we have emissions controls.

“Weapons are part of my religion.” Says The Mandalorian :D

“they can’t bank on the SUV and truck gravy train. Eventually that will hit a dead end too.”

Hah, wow. A for reference, A+ for taking the effort to find a perfect screenshot.

Ever since ESB as a young lad, and reading Tales of the Bounty Hunters, I've wanted to see an IG droid in action and IG-11 delivered.

This comment is bound to gobble up a lot of stars. 

So the manufacturers can keep doing what they’re doing and make one vehicle that meets the higher standard.

If that is indeed their tactic and I was a UAW member working at a GM plant, earning a piddly $250/week of strike pay for a month or more while my brethren at Ford and FCA are still on the job earning full salary, I’d be pretty pissed at union leadership for leaving me and thousands of others hung out to dry to play…

I can’t imagine anyone other than someone directly involved with the strike or their family members making a decision not to buy a GM vehicle specifically because of it.

I saw one the other day and it’s just as nice looking as it is in photos. The designers over at Kia/Hyundai have tapped into what I’ve been saying for a while now, there’s a ton of room for interesting and modern design that doesn’t involve insane geometry. Designers have been pushing the limits of CAD and…