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I got to disagree. This book was a real hit for me, it shows there are force users who don't really fit into either the Jedi or the Sith The author did a great job building out a MC which is aggressive but not evil.

Best empire radio episode I’ve ever seen

Hi Miles!!!!!

Hey!!

I am a 19 year old college student and I know rebuild the galaxy was supposed to be for kids but I actually liked it

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Love it

Good job really fun episode !

Love this episode!!

My number 1 for the top ten would def be anakin vs obiwan

Pod racing scene Number 1!!!

I was hoping Jeremiah would pick really good jedi and make andrew put them high then last one say eu luke and make him put it at a 5 😂

OMG. EMPIRE RADIO POSTED!!!!!!

I looked it up but Hux backstory is that he was born in 1bby and he was born after his father was having affair and his father abused him as child so Hux murdered him.

So I have been "thinking about it" and you guys did not ask any question for the spotify comment section!😂

I love it🎉 Great to see something more like we had in the 80s 🎉

This looks interesting, but I worry they are trying to shoehorn Star Wars into the Goonies nostalgia/ Stranger Things genre market. It looks so un-Star Wars with the suburban doldrums. Here’s hoping it’s good, but I’m more excited for the Mando and Grogu teaser!

looks ok i'm in for it

cant wait to see space lawnmower in live action for the first time!

So the villain is supposed to be Vane for Gorian Shard's crew. 👀 But I'm not gonna lie, the yards took me out of it the first watchthrough but then on the second on, I got major ET/nostalgia vibes and I'm HERE for it. I'm actually super excited, haha.

Dang Drew’s already pulling out the chiefs jersey

Dave Filoni is an incompetent pathetic writer. How do you lose at Star Wars? Ask Dave he knows...

First comment again let’s go

Thanks for the compliment on how my question was worded drew it took me a couple minutes to find the right words 😂

First comment let’s go

Emperor Palps should have tossed his robe into the reactor core. Show Luke the real power of the dark side.

Dammit Andrew I love your style so much always find myself coming back to these

I still have the rule of two sealed bag I got from you guys 2 or 3 years ago!

According to her actor Jecki is about 18 years old and is Theelin-human hybrid.

I don’t think the show is very good so far but that’s just my opinion and I’m probably just mad because the mavs lost

Respectfully, I don’t think people understand character; he exemplifies everything wrong with the Jedi, he the epitome and prime example of the order’s arrogance. In TPM he’s so quick to suggest it can’t be a Sith since they’ve been gone so long because he’s perpetuating his part in a secret this group had covered up from the counsel. his secrecy in the matter to even his peers on the high counsel is a reflection of the Jedi order itself and their hubris. Nonetheless Mundi has made this exact mistake before; at the beginning of AotC he specifically says he doesn’t believe Dooku is a killer, let alone a Sith. Both of which were rather obvious answers initially cast aside due to, again, their own arrogance. (Sorry about the novel)😂

Thank you for the only sensible commentary I could find

I respect your opinion, and your right to like whatever you like; but could you illuminate me on a few points I dont recall hearing you mention / discussing (you may have mentioned them in previous breakdowns, but this is the first time your channel has been reccommended to me) 1. Do you find the writing in this show to actually be tight, and well-scripted writing? Or do you just find it to be adequate? I am not talking about the "Brick doesnt catch on fire" type stuff, since there is at least a possibility that is the result of an unreliable narrator; but I mean the show constantly contradicting itself, and forcing in plot contrivances that make zero sense just to keep things moving the way they want them to. examples: "The Thread is not a weapon" followed IMMEDIATELY by both using it as a weapon, and instructing others on using it as a weapon. "Jedi cannot be killed by blades or steel" moments after a Jedi Master was killed by a steel blade. "A Jedi only takes out her weapon if she is prepared to kill!" when we have seen thousands of examples to the contrary. The witches having a level of understanding in the force that the jedi have not achieved in millenia, with a membership exceeding them thousands of times over (it is also canon that Jedi are not frat boys, they are deep thinkers), The Jedi requiring MASTERS to return to the temple in order to have a conversation, when they are literally having a conversation right then over the HoloNet. 2. Do you truly find that the content of the show does not stretch your suspension of disbelief? For instance, there was an extremely overweight jedi in a previous episode. If we know ANYTHING about the jedi, it is that they are required to exercise EXTREME discipline, and mastery over your body and your mind are pre-requisites for becoming a part of the Jedi order. 3. Do you actually think the Star Wars canon benefits from having a new order of witches that overlap massively with the powers of the nightsisters save for their complete and total lack of male members to propogate their beliefs and membership? Do you genuinely believe the story would not have fit better if instead the cult was a group of Nightsisters? Like I said, I totally understand that you liked it, and like the show; and that is totally fine. Totally your right to like it, and I am glad you do. But I feel like there are GLARING flaws with the show as written, and all the discussion of the cheap visuals, and the nit-picking of really questionable moments has totally overwhelmed the actual critical conversation about the show. The problem is not that there is fire in space; the problem is that the Jedi order does not operate even remotely like the Jedi order of the prequels, while simultaneously looking exactly the same. The problem is not that bricks lit on fire, the problem is that the show contradicts its own rules. The problem is not that the show has cast people of all colors and races; the problem is that the show has sacrificed cohesion and immersion at the altar of inclusion. That is just my opinion, you are still welcome to yours, and I would still be very interested in hearing your responses to the three questions I had asked if it is not too much trouble.

Finally an honest review that isn’t just grifting off “Star Wars has gone WOKE”

No people hate it because it's horrible. Can we say toxic 47 more times. Buzz word. The writing is cringe the power of one the power of two the power of 3 Ha Ha Ha. I was waiting for the Count to pop up. The Jedi Robes in the show are literally from Amazon. Spice is a drug in Star Wars so now we're drugging kids? And really the story is the twin did it. The Jedi are just on this planet outside the Republic for no reason

The witches of Dathomir dont use the Force. They use Magic.

Put a chick in it, make it lame and gay- Kathleen probably

How much is Disney paying you 😂😂😂

I don't get it. Where in the canon is it mentioned, that kids are forced to join the order? The only thing mentioned is that there is an age limit. Even Anakin, one of the most powerful and potentially dangerous force users was given a choice, wasn't he? The order didn't want him. ...

Agree this episode was better than the first 2

The Force isn't female. The Force isn't male. Its a concept. It doesn't have a gender. Its a reaction to yhe life in the Galaxy. They retconned Anakin being the only immaculate conception in the galaxy. Theres nothing "Star Wars " about this series. Not even mentioning all the contradictions in the series so far.

How?? Y’all being for real? You liked it??

Enjoyed this episode, very balanced. I wasn't understanding all the hate for the show, seems to be a lot of people hung up perceived wokeness etc. Jeep up the good work.

Overall, I liked both episodes and I'm excited for what's to come. Basically, everything shown in the trailers has been from the first two episodes. Flashbacks and the forest scenes are the only major trailer scenes not shown yet. Few things, the kid whose eyes turn black is Torbin. And Osha definitely missed both stun shots on purpose. If you rewatch the scene, they clearly show her move her aim so she misses the shot. I think Sol picked up on her missing on purpose from the way he looks at her.

It's funny you think the show runners would spend the time to read enough to be able to turn some of the books or comics into shows.

This was the first Star wars book I read as a teenager. Always loved it and Kyp Durron. Wish they would do a toy of him

6:55 And that's the problem. The first trailer was anti-promo. This trailer is better but still weak. There's nothing interesting or intriguing for the typical fan in these trailers. As someone who knows a bit about High Republic lore, I am only happy that Vernestra will be in this series and might have some impact on events. And that's it... The whole trailer should be intriguing, captivating, and build up the action, especially the ending should be a climax where emotions should run high. That's just not working.

Why do soy boys always make that face?

Starkiller?