Has someone calculated which book this lines up with?

It’s a vague “keep him on payroll to try to minimize fan backlash to recasting” thing.

Yeah, I’m imagining the ‘rescue mission’ is just a pretext to bring in reinforcements to fight some enemy Thrawn and Ezra have been fighting in the other galaxy.

The Architect? Casting James Bond as the boss of the Agents probably would’ve been a meta gag.

Well, I actually got this to load, so that’s better. I didn’t get a notification until nearly 12 hours after your reply is timestamped, though.

Honestly, it’s an advantage of streaming to have variable episode lengths, you don’t have to pad it out or remove context.

Jedi students in the prequel era were selected by age two or three, which is a major point in favor of ‘natural aptitude’, most toddlers don’t do a lot of meditating.

I can’t see any comments, even if I click pending. Good job, Kinja.

Up in the air, Hera and Chopper manage to attach a tracking device to the transport, even though The Last Jedi said that tracking a ship through hyperspace is impossible without specific technology

and that she’s clearly inferior to Ezra in that regard.

Introduce an NPC who just follows the party around pushing an apple box for short characters to stand on.

I have no idea what the source is, but I thought a Jedi doesn’t officially become a master until they train a padawan to knighthood, it’s just confusing because their padawan and even random civilians will address them as master even if they’re technically only a knight.

THAT’S STILL TOO MANY.

Gunn: “If I say ‘maybe’ will you stop talking to me?”

Maybe spending decades aiding and abetting sex offenders wasn’t actually part of God’s plan.

“Don’t be shitty to people” should be a baseline, but you should at least be able to manage “don’t be shitty to the person you specifically hired to make you look good in a movie.”

Is there any more to this story than news outlets wanting websites to pay to provide free advertising for them?

Honestly, I laughed the most at this one out of this season’s episodes. I’m fine with that being a ‘bad’ one.

He was also played by Bob from ReBoot, someone I really didn’t expect to see anywhere.

It’s a standard negotiating tactic to make outlandish demands so you seem reasonable when you back down to what you actually wanted, but I feel pretty confident that the studios truly thought they were making a fair and reasonable offer.