They way the OT sets it up they make it seem like Jedi haven't been seen for YEARS. Years at most being 3 years at this time. And still no one addressed my AT-AT comment becuase that scene was stupid and it does break the Hoth battle in Empire if Luke could have easily just sliced their legs off.

David Felloni or whatever his name is, I'm too lazy to look up, said the way things are worded in the OT, that it gives him wiggle room with his characters. He says Yoda and Obi_wan could only be referring to light side Jedi so everyone else doesn't register on their radar. I think this points to all signs that…

I just thought of something else. It cheapens the gag where Luke, dressed as a Stormtrooper, finds Leia. Now she has already seen someone pretending to be a Stormtrooper help her.

I guess she isn't ever surprised when she sees a lightsaber in New Hope. I can't recall if she even glances and Obi-Wan and Vader.
I have a feeling Kanan is certainly doomed. Asoka is another huge problem. She directly has a big part in the Rebellion and Bail knows her so Leia must know her as well. All…

This episode made the entire series non-canon imo. Leia saw not just a guy in the Rebel army use a lightsaber but a kid her age use the Force, and she mentioned NONE of this to Luke. Also, this has to confirm that Kanaan and Ezra die, because if they don't it would have made much more sense for her to send R2 to…

Whatever, haters. Go actually read some old Stan Lee comics. He usually spends the entire cover and inside page and letters page making sure the artists got the credit they deserved. And I'm sorry Ditko did not write Spider-Man as he claims. If he drew a panel with the intention of having Peter say some…

I haven't watched SU, but these threads have convinced me I should keep it that way.

"So is there still a comet out there that will eventually bring an agent of chaos to Ooo?"

Shona would make a pretty good next companion.

I can't believe how quickly I went from liking and sympathizing with Danny Pink to loathing him completely.

I came here to make sure someone quoted that line.

I don't think it's so much that Simpsons did it first, as much as, it's a stupid premise that can only be done successfully in a cartoon.