To say nothing of the pumpkin pie haircut.

I just said I had questions. Namely, did he think he was pulling it off?

I have to say, after seeing the mustache in the picture under the headline I have some serious questions.

This case, to me, was a “routine” miscarriage of justice. At best, once the police got anything they considered credible pointing to a suspect, everyone went with it to get a conviction. This was a show about how the criminal justice system exists to manufacture convictions, not justice. This sort of sloppy, lazy,…

There’s really no satisfactory outcome for anyone at this point. There’s nothing that’s going to give Hae’s family any peace, even if the real killer is definitely identified, tried, and convicted. And if Sayed is innocent, he’s been wrongfully imprisoned for 20 years. I’m not even sure what that would do to me. Like,…

I’m glad the article mentions how Hae’s family is getting lost in all this. It’s really Adnan Syed’s story now, which is a shame. A young girl died horribly and that pain will never heal for her family, I’m sure. But let’s be honest here, her murder will always be a footnote in a man’s story thanks to Serial.

Did I misunderstand what happened in the hangars with the shuttles? Or did one shuttle take off, then get pulled back to the ground and torn apart dramatically by Vader, only to reveal that it was empty? Without even a pilot, apparently? And then a second shuttle took off that was filled with our hero and all the…

Yeah these are great points too, and the one about the message from Bail honestly went right past me amid all the other weirdness until you mentioned it. It’s hilarious because the event that triggers Reva finding out this secret amounts to Jedi Master Obi Wan Kenobi doing a “Whoopsie! Butterfingers!” with the most…

That was the stupidest part of the episode, and that’s saying something. Bail says, “I know we said no communication, but your silence worries me.” I mean, what? That’s radio silence, man. He then goes on to spill the beans on Vader’s kids down to which planet Luke is on and his uncle’s fucking name! He reassures Obi…

We’re meant to see that Vader loses Obi Wan because he’s too obsessed with victory and doesn’t expect Obi Wan to run instead of facing him, I think.

He shoulda had a V8.

Arguably, a shot of everyone sitting in a ship waiting would’ve sold the second-ship-switcheroo even more! Sequenced and edited correctly, it could’ve played out like Silence of the Lambs where we think Vader is coming up to their door only to open up an empty ship as the other flies away. I think the answer is more so…

To be fair if she would have just ignited her lightsaber behind his back and impaled him instead of screaming and trying to slash at him, things might have been different.

When will people learn to delete sensitive emails, voicemails, and holo-messages. 

Did... did I just completely misinterpret the whole scene between Reva and Obi-Wan? My takeaway from that little convo of theirs was that he was going to stay behind and serve as a jangly set of keys in front of Vader while she came at him, and instead he pulled a “Nope I’m out lol you’re sol good luck with Ani there”

Dear Lord, that was terrible. That was “clever plotting for imbeciles”.
Why is Organa still on Alderaan? At this point Vader knows that he has a connection to Kenobi so strong Obi-Wan will come out of hiding after ten years to rescue his daughter, why isn’t Bail strapped into an interrogation machine spilling his guts…

Not to mention that apparently they only had one ship with which to evacuate all these people, but then decided to let Ben borrow it to go rescue Leia (one person) instead of helping hundreds of people evacuate. And Until that happened, the Empire didn’t know where the Path base was, and nobody seems to be upset that…

Hey, it’s Jimmy Smits! I got impatient so I figured I’d leave a message with details of that big galactic secret we’re keeping about the boy on Tatooine with Owen! I mean, I guess I could have said “the thing in the place with you-know-who” since you do already know who and all, but I... did not do that.

At least this series corrects one major problem I had with the Prequel Trilogy.

Anyone else perturbed by the Disney era’s continual reuse of stuff they already did? A second transport ship was hiding behind the first one?!