Also the Sith superweapon used in the Mandalorian Wars.

Welcome to the Disney-verse, where things are not canon until they say they are again. Grand Admiral Thrawn and Rukh have appeared in Star Wars Rebels.

Of course! I’ve enjoyed this.

It was canon when it was released! Or, at least, as canon as any EU was. If you avoided all EU I’ll give you a pass on that.

Ah, well I see your point. I guess I assumed that The Force knew he would come back, & that’s why It left him alone.

Her father’s Paul Sorvino. I mean...*shrugs*. He’s a good actor and all, but it’s not like he’s Robert Deniro at the height of his powers or something.

Won’t somebody PLEEEAAASE think of the CANON!!!

That’s actually how I spend my Thursday evenings.

But what’s canon truly, beyond what each new film introduces? Remember midichlorians, scanned by a Lady Schick?

Cue Nerd Fight in 3... 2... 1....

honey, please... he’s only a mobster ON FILM.

One of two things happens when Bryan Fuller helms a TV Show.

No trailer yet. Just two episode descriptions and air dates.

You missed the bigger Rebels news in that it’s coming back on February 24th!

Re: Rebels.... sooo Kanan bites the big one, huh?

Dume being Kanans real name, Caleb Dume, makes me think its Kanan.

Early Man is looking like (SPOILER ALERT) a Doctor Who crossover.

I don’t know if I can watch this. Kanan is so dead. Or maybe Ahsoka comes back for a minute and then she is dead. Somebody is dead

To say nothing of that insane thing plopped on Brainiac 5's head. Send that young man out for a good Curt Swan haircut.

Shut the fuck up.