I don't think so. That's why it would get press.

Didn't read it. The main book, Vader and the Lando mini have all been fun though.

Here's how I would give this show a rating's boost:

You know the braintrust have all considered #12. It will be interesting to see how they accommodate for it. I think opening with the Imperial March would work.

Kieron Gillen's DARTH VADER comic for Marvel, which is canon now, has a droid that is basically HK-47 with his serial number filed off. In fact he's also got a Sherlock Holmes analogue working for the Empire that is not unlike Thrawn.

And once again, Lowbacca: Jedi Wookiee gets the snub. Dash Rendar couldn't hold his bronze-bladed lightsaber.

That presumes there will be a landing.

I had a lunch meeting with a friend and a Senior VP of a collectible's company once, and he was trying to pick my brain for prop replica ideas.

Can't wait for all the new name-dropping opportunities this will bring!

Offerman was getting on my nerves until the scene with Bear.

I know AVClub is all up on Leftover jock, but to me there's no comparison.

Hank leaving Peggy comes down to a flaw in a single scene. Though I don't blame Danson for the decision, if the scene calling him in on the police radio had been played more urgently it would have been completely justified.

I liked this show. I'm happy it exists and want to see Season 2. I like the issues they took on and how willing they were to experiment. It also might have the best soundtrack on television.

I know it's been done before, but I kind of want Dar and Saul to be playing enemies to snuff out Allison's plot, because otherwise there's too much passing of the Idiot Ball, and I'm tired of Moles playing the looooooooong con with intelligence agencies.

I know Lowbacca from a display of SW Jedi Academy kid's novels they used to have in the cereal aisle at Ralph's.

My guess is that he'll be buried and wake up like a bird, with no talk of a epic Patti battles.

What about Ewoks? Can there be Ewok Jedi? Or Sith?

I think Remender might be the problem. Scuttlebutt has it that he was supposed to take over the X-Helm from Bendis, and chart the Big Picture course for mutants.

There have already been supernatural elements to the show.

They aren't going to show Kevin battling Patti in the Afterlife with Virgil as his Guide, because that would be proof that there is an Afterlife in the show's mythology, and we know they aren't going to explain what happened to the Departed.