This leaves a Murph-sized hole in Paramount+.

We’ve now got half the cast of Solo: A Star Wars Story in the MCU

I’d love for there to be some sort of quadruple cross that Fury and Hill were planning... but her look of betrayal looked pretty convincing, even for her.

I know this doesn’t touch the live-action shows, which is what the article is about, but I would love for a Tales of the Jedi episode to show some of younger-yet Obi-Wan Kenobi protecting the Duchess the first time around.

You mean they can’t use “won an Oscar” in their promotions for a movie being released soon?

I’m pretty sure this isn’t just a free app download they used. This is still having artists and technicians use their skills to manipulate and generate the desired art. Plus, Method Studios knows what Marvel can pay... I’m sure they didn’t let themselves get paid any less.

The actor whose role in Man of Steel was person who was genetically engineered to... yell a lot??

Why isn’t Mitchell billed as a main character? She had the same amount of lines as Ortegas on the bridge, and she’s been pretty incredible in every episode she’s been in.

Live-action Lothal, Thrawn, Hera... the antagonist possibly being the opposite of Ahsoka (she’s not a Jedi but basically is, they’re probably not Sith but basically are), Thrawn setting up future seasons/movies in a few key scenes in the background... it’s gonna be great.

How many families have one or two members of the ‘core unit’ who move away? A freaking lot, I assume, with doing absolutely no research whatsoever.

41) Leia being Snack Mom to the Ewoks she just met.

I recently re-watched Solo, and.... it doesn’t deserve the volume of grief it gets. The actor does a fine job portraying Han at that point in his life. He’s not the grouchy always-on-the-run privateer we knew him as... he’s idealistic and romantic, trying to save people however he can. People change over time, and…

He is this year’s Sterling K. Brown.

“Do you ever think about dying?”

I agree he seems a little odd as Kirk, but, they’re also probably going more for the embody the spirit like with Young Spock, versus embody the person like Zachary Quinto looked like Nimoy.

*ahem*

You have to imagine eventually, up-and-aging Republicans will care about more than just one issue. Republicans need to start diversifying their platform, other than “kill everyone, except fetuses.”

They were best friends while promoting their movie? Of course!

Sure, the show hasn’t had Wicket the Ewok showing Grogu how to use a slingshot, but, it does just fine establishing where it is in the timeline.

Corden did a good job bringing over the Graham Norton style of “all guests are out together” format. That usually brings out better interviews from everyone.