The Acolyte Episode 7... is that REALLY it?
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There’s no way there’s enough time to satisfactorily explain Qimir and Mae. They wasted too much time on the witches, that have nothing to do with the Sith arc.
I think Sol interpreted the witch’s transformation into a dark cloud and Osha being seemingly disintegrated as her attacking Osha.
That’s what I got too. Mae had told sol that the cult was supposed to sacrifice for the greater good or something making him think they were gonna kill Mae and osha during the eclipse
It was Mae but he thought that was Osha.
suddenly his dumb a** isn't paying attention to the ritual markings.
@@gavinlopez7302 so Mae is still the cause of everything basically XD
@@ziephel-6780yes that’s what I got out of it. Spoilt child burnt down a whole mountain made of metal and stone.
Sol tried killed the mother because he thought she was trying to kill Mae
That fading effect he saw on Mae and the mother looked like they were both dying but it was actually her trying to take over sol’s mind or try to talk to him the way she did to torbin earlier in the episode (when he was under mind control everyone faded away)
Sol was also under the influence that mae and osha were in danger because of how Mae said there was gonna be a sacrifice or something during the ascension ceremony
They answered all the questions we didn’t ask
Edit: Why the hell does THE autocorrect to THEY
LMAO I couldn't have thought of a better and more accurate summary.
For me It answered some. Why Sol so confused and can't see the difference between the twins? His eyes are blind and only can see through the force. And this place is not for men.
The fact that Sol is being portrayed as the bad guy when he acted in self defense when Mae and Osha's mom attacked him in aggression is insane to me. And then five seconds after he attacks her, she's all like "I was going to let her go.." THEN WHY THE FUCK DID YOU ATTACK HIM?
Mother Aniseya didn’t attack Sol, she was trying to protect the twins. Sol didn’t attack in self defense, he thought the twins were in danger. Both Sol and Aniseya wanted the same thing. This didn’t make Sol “evil”, it was just a tragic misunderstanding on Sol’s part.
Also Sol was the bad guy in this scenario, with good intentions he was warned not to do this repeatedly and caused the death of all the witches.
@@MrGoldVault_YT then say that? Vaporizing yourself when you've already shown mind control of Torbin when the situation is already tense was the worst idea.
First of all, Mother Aniseya didn't "mind control" Torbin, she merely enticed him of his greatest desire (going back to coruscant) which ended up backfiring severely. Second, the form Mother Aniseya took was likely a way of protecting Mae, as we can see Mae begin to be absorbed by her. Sol took this the wrong way, which is why he stabbed Aniseya.
@@MrGoldVault_YT Ah yes protecting the twins by vaporizing yourself when you already showed capabilities of mind control and were super hostile to the jedi is a good way of not getting stabbed. Like how stupid are you to defend this crap ^^
So that dude killed himself with poison because of that stupid story? Really? Can this writing get any worse?
They all died because they lost Bluetooth connection with Kelnaka!?
They should make the final episode the flashback AGAIN, but this time from a third point of view we didn’t see. Now that would subvert expectations
the last episode should be a compilation of every funny part in the entire Star Wars saga, it would be more entertaining
Bros not cooking
I was expecting the "16 year guilt" to be about the Jedi doing something that a Jedi would never do, but I wasn't expecting their 16 years of guilt to be about the Jedi doing something that any normal person would do.
Ofc u gonna get stabbed for doing something that sus in a heated situation.🤦♂
Yep... akin to reaching into your trench coat after a SWAT team tells you to get on your knees and get your hands up... then after your riddled with bullets you say...I had an itch guys, chill.
they don't realize what it takes to be a Jedi Master with all those descriptions about Torbin. he couldn't have graduated to become a Jedi Knight let alone a Jedi Master. Read the Jedi Council Chronicles and see the rigorous test Mind Body Spiritual Emotional etc is crucial with Torbin's Guilt, he wouldn't be able to ascend to knighthood The writers of this show didn't consider that
@@wegojinx7053 agreed
Bombastic Clips having an 11 minute video. That doesn’t sound like a clip.😂
Dude, they showed us how Qimir has Cortosis its in his cave. This episode fell short for me because although shitty, Torbin did nothing to merit wishing for his own death to atone.
I think the writer took too many death sticks and inhaled a little bit of spice.
I think Andrew is playing outlaws in LA. @Star Wars Explained just posted that he’s also in LA playing outlaws.
I mean, maybe it's just me but I kinda felt like Sol stabbing the mother was pretty understandable. Not forgivable or justified, but understandable. If I was in a high tension situation like that and someone next to me had their jaw extend like a ghost and their eyes went pitch black as they started transforming into a amorphous being of smoke and shadow, and then I saw a kid nearby also starting to dissolve into smoke clearly as a direct result, my first instinct would probably also be to stab. It wouldn't be the smartest or most informed decision, but I can understand the reaction especially since it was a snap decision in a deeply weird and high tension situation.
Honestly the person I'm most critical of in that exact moment is Mother Aniseya. Like in this incredibly high tension, situation she really thought turning into a giant smoke monster was the way to go? Like imagine you were in standoff with guys with guns and then you scream out of the blue, pull out a knife, and start running over towards a little girl. THAT'S NOT HOW YOU PREVENT YOURSELF FROM GETTING FATALLY INJURED! DON'T SPOOK THE HIGH STRUNG DUDES WITH THE LETHAL WEAPONS!
I’m waiting for Ryan George to have his way with the show’s pitch meeting.
Ha. I used to watch his show years ago. I don't know what he's going to do with this show.It was good. It's probably going to be like TLJ when he made fun of things all the basic boys did and then had to take it all back when TROS actually tired to appease said basic boys and made a sh** show.
Seeing a Jedi Wookie go berserk was pretty cool, everything else about the episode stunk. Just a bunch of poorly written characters acting irrationally.
Jep
This show honestly doesn't make any sense
True.
Neither does Legends but y’all eat that nonsense up
I got more questions than answers.
@@GalvatronStudios At least Legends has some really lit ideas than the nonsense they put on screen.
When you realize the entire point of the show wasn't an actual story but instead was pronouns, force is female, gayest star wars, canon be damned, love-it-or-you're-a-hater ideology...it makes much more sense
So are the twins basically a clone of Aniseya spilt in two?
Not a clone
Am I the only one who's only seen the Bombastic Clips channel because it's always in recommended and never knew he had a main channel??
Bro go watch that main channel, its a hidden gem in the star wars RUclips community
Especially his playthrough of the revenge of the sith game and his hundreds of old battlefront funny moments videos
Indara was the leader of the group trying to keep Torbin who was being impatient and Sol who felt an urge to get Osha out of there together or at least to keep them from doing something stupid. Course Sol and Torbin acted on their own and things soon went out of hand. Mother Aneseiya was having everyone ready in case things do escalate and she was going to handle things peacefully until her "wife" made the first move. Sol no doubt had a fight or flight moment and killed Aneseiya out of reflex. Something he came to regret immediately.
The Coven's possession almost stems from the whole thread concept where they as themselves are pulling the host's strings like puppets controlling their body and mind. The experience of being possessed lead Torbin to go into deep meditation for 10 years since he became master and Kelnaca has not been the same since he was possessed and a bunch of other things happened during those 16 years that lead him to seclude himself from his fellow Jedi. Indara likely pushed the Coven out of Kelnaca's head and the whiplash from their minds coming back to the witches caused them to collapse.
i liked the part where Kell Knockers said "It's wookie time" and then wookied all over the place
Mae's fire couldn't possibly have destroyed the entire compound, and Sol's sudden obsession with Osha doesn't make sense either.
And then I 'm *generous* enough to assume that Indara accidentally killing all witches when fighting to gain control over Kelnaca makes sense... Or Sol attacking the black fire with his saber... Or unintentionally thereby stabbing Aniseya... Or Torbin guilt tripping over really only wanting to get the hell out of planet Dodge...
Seriously. You can drive at least one Star Destroyer and two Venators through the plot holes of this episode.
Mae's fire presumably messed with the electrics and eventually the generator somehow. Wasn't the fire directly...
I thought the witches just passed out. Wasn't clear to me that they died.
It would be better if they got someone that knows more about Star Wars like George or Hayden. Hayden would actually be a pretty good idea to direct a Star Wars series.
Meh.
I cant believe there was 1 episode, then 2, now there are mmmmaaannyyyy 😆🤣 (sorry, i had too)
Love the shirt btw!!! 👍👍👍
That cracked me up. Thanks. 😂🤣😂🤣
That's basically this shows equivalent of "Somehow, Palpatine returned" and "I hate sand..."
Episode 7 should have been episode 3 or they should have combined those 2 into one episode
I dont care what you think but I honestly feel like star wars has ever had a consistent identity
We have had Jar Jar Binks and Order 66
We have had Chewbacca eating a Porg and Luke Skywalkers sacrifice on the battle of crait
We even had Ewoks and Jawas contrasting the dark reveal of Vader being Lukes true father and Vaders eventual sacrifice for his son
Out of all of the Star Wars shows we got the past 4 years The Acolyte takes the Cake when it comes to being the most really Star Wars
I get the ideas this show is trying to do: the jedi are extremely flawed even in the past and the recruit process doesn't always work.
But the execution is so damn sloppy
That poor wookie (Kelnacca) just wanted to fix his bike and cook food he didn't expect this 🤣
The Farce Is Strong In This One.
In a galaxy far far away, a bold story is told, and The Acolytes absurdity unfolds,
Flashbacks flicker through a hyperspace's glare, a WTF tale beyond compare.
A wookie with metal detector? Thats shit, Scanning lifeless planets for treasures that fit, Yet life blooms there, against all known odds, Gardeners tend flora as if they were gods.
Lesbian witches whispering secrets untold, Colleagues turned foes, their stories unfold, An emotional master, his heart in a storm, A homesick padawan, dreams of being home nice and warm,
Mass psychic murders, a tragic ballet, In a diverse cosmos where the Force is gay, Like a cheap lightsabers' diminishing glow, This saga spews out, in a vomitous flow.
So let's raise our glasses to this trainwreck in space, Where lgbtqia+ and broken lore find a place, To The Acolyte’s absurd design, Where the Force weaves tales, far from sublime.
Have you ever heard the tragedy of Leslye Headland the Foolish? It’s an old KK legend.
Leslye Headland was a woke writer of the alphabet brigade, so arrogant and so foolish she used her influence to destroy Star Wars canon… She had such a knowledge of the social justices that she could even put her agendas in a franchise that had no need for them. The woke side of writing is a pathway to strange things many consider to be unnatural. She became so arrogant… the only thing she was afraid of was losing her credibility, which eventually, of course, she did. Unfortunately, she taught her apprentice, Amandla Stenberg, everything she knew, then her apprentice scissored her in her sleep. Ironic. She tried to cancel others, while only cancelling herself.
I understand you don’t like the show (and same) but nothing about it feels "woke" to me and I hate it when people like you use that word to describe ANYTHING you dislike in such an immature way. You make yourself look like a fool.
I actually liked this because it showed how a Jedi who hasn’t mastered themselves can easily do something bad with good intentions.
Sol and the other Jedi weren’t evil in this episode, they were reckless.
One wanted to be what he thought a Jedi was, and the other was too compassionate in his views.
But that’s also not to say the Witches were 100% in the right either; as they too escalated the scenario unnecessarily.
In fact you have to ask was Osha and Mae’s mother correct in letting Osha go.
Because the episode asked what was more important Osha’s desires or everything her family had fought for to get her to this point.
And hell Mae wouldn’t have burned down the place if it hadn’t been for Mae’s other mother gassing her up and fueling her hatred.
I think this was the most complex situation out of all of them.
And I’m actually shocked this episode is hated so well when it goes against what people thought this would be. This isn’t an indictment on the Jedi, it was just a bad situation for everyone involved
preach
i thought this one wasn't that bad
ep 3 was way worse
These aren't Jedi... I'm to believe that Sol has spent his entire life mastering the Force and controlling his emotions, then acting like he did? Or Torbin also? They just ignore their orders, and act purely out of emotion without ever checking themselves once? The Jedi acted dumb, reckless and flawed because the writers wrote them this way.
@@TheErockaustin like Anakin? Or other fallen Jedi throughout the years. We’re to believe they were all flawless in an order of thousands?
They even bring up very early on that his problems were exactly why he couldn’t be a master or have a padawan of his own.
Even clone wars showed snippets of less emotionally equipped Jedi losing control of themselves and there are some even in the Old Republic MMO
The idea that all Jedi are these perfect angels that are all equally good at mastering themselves in any particular set of time is nonesense.
It’s just not the average Jedi sure, but it’s not that it can’t be some jedi
I would rather rewatch Star Wars The Bad Batch over the Acolyte.
The Bad Batch is actually good lol.
@@thechampuru yeah. Exactly.
I think I'd rewatch both Boba Fett and Kenobi, possibly even the f-ing Disney Sequels over this.
(The Bad Batch is like 10 gazillons times better than this confusing soup.)
@@user-qu9rj3nl1sBoba Fett was at least dumb fun.
Aniseya went all Galadriel on Torbin.
It’s sad that I watch the reviews of this show rather than the show itself. It’s more entertaining this way lol
Lmao the only episode I liked was the fifth
i like ths show lol, but dam the reviews are absolutely savage
As someone who used to do that with a lot of stuff, it just kinda makes you a sheep.
I used to think Rebels was bad because I watched negative videos on it. Then I watched it and loved it.
you're missing out lol
Show is pretty decent and he shows in a lot of cases that the things he doesn't understand just go over his head. They're not plot holes.
There's one friend of mine who described it as "from a certain point of view-the show". And it's ironically expressing how confirmation bias works and how people will see things a certain way based on how they feel regardless of the facts. And how our minds fill in the blanks with the ideas our bias' serve up.
It's a kind of delicous irony that you can't really expect life to dish in this kinda impossibly overt way but the world becomes weirder and weirder every day. This comment and the reviews I've seen since make him sound like some kinda sage lol.
I enjoy the show, then go on the internet to be told I was wrong and should be ashamed for liking it.
Is it weird to anyone else that sol confused how Mea and Osha are played by the same actress in the future but you can easily tell them apart as children?
I've been wondering about those two actresses. Is it too difficult to find twin kids?
Show would have been better if it was about qimer and sol
"So oppology to everyone I offended by that" 😂😂 People get so offended these days. It's said 😢😂
Lol did anyone actually get offended by you saying Qimir wrong? I remember leaving the pronunciation in a comment only to let you know. I was hoping to see him in the episode, how does he know what happened on Brendok? Is he being possessed by Mother Koril?
Off topic, but you're a Yen stan, correct?
I'm thinking Koril is working with Qimir and his master. That the coven has had regular interacting with the Sith.
@@wickdaline8668 What does that mean?
@@franeruyt The pro pic has Yen from The Witcher III.
@@wickdaline8668 Ok, didn’t know what you meant by stand.
Is anybody going to talk about that tiny fire turning into a nuclear explosion xD
As I say to everyone. Don’t have a go at the actors, they’re just doing their job, blame the writers.
THe witch's deaths weren't even consistent. One scene they're scattered all over the room like a battle happened, the next they're sitting close together and just sort of fall asleep on each other.
so...Sol is telling what happened 16 years ago ...to the twin that already was there and know it all? this show is a walking plot hole...
that was mae bro...
@@user-tg1tz8pu3s yeah, the one with the white tattoo, she's the one tied to the table and the one that witnessed what happened...
the one tied to the table is osha
@@user-tg1tz8pu3s ...huh? No.. that's Mae. Osha is on the planet with Qimir. Yikes
ohh i thought u were talking abt ep 7
yeah that makes more sense
May can't make up her mind!
Also their whole community blew up and burnt down because a tiny fore was set. A book. Osha was told that killed everyone. In a brick/metal complex
In my opinion the fact that they aren't trying to kill eachother makes it even more engaging. And guys why always talk about the negative stuff? I mean, two people died from stab wounds in this show and you still try to make a joke about Disney and stabs. And I'd say this episode's whole purpose was to show that the Jedi are people too and they are emotional. That's why Torbin ran off, that's why Sol couldn't think clearly enough to pull both girls from the bridge.
This might accidentally break canon but I don't really know so please tell me if I do. Here's what I think the acolyte (show) should have been: instead of some random cult of witches, we should have gotten a nightsister cult. It would have explored the time when old Daka was mother of her cavern, which is a few decades before Talzin became mother of her cavern. Darth Tenebrous and Darth Plagueis would have been working with the nightsisters and the jedi would be investigating. Eventually we find out that Darth Plagueis is searching for an apprentice and requires the aid of the nightsisters. Mother Daka agrees to use her magik to seek out a powerful apprentice with an extremely strong connection to the force(palpatine). Later, hoping to find answers, the jedi request the help of Talzin to explore an ancient tomb located somewhere across the planet. This tomb is the tomb of Kujet(from jedi fallen order). Before they can get to it, they are attacked by two giant dathomirian bats, similar to Gorgara, also from jedi fallen order. They decide it is much too dangerous, so they retreat. Instead of trying to gk back to the tomb immediately, they return to Coruscant, where they split up. One group attempts to gather information about the sith of which they are hunting, and the others head to the jedi temple, seeking the wisdom of the council. Eventually, they return to Dathomir, where they once again head to the tomb of Kujet. However, this time, instead of flying there, they decide to venture through the wildlands, where they run into many enemies, including a Nydak, and a rather large nest of bane back spiders(both from jedi fallen order). At the very end of this series, we see Plagueis attempt to find an apprentice again, accept this time, he succeeds. The season will then come to a close with Plagueis saying the line "set a course... for Naboo" therefore confirming how he found Palpatine.
Obviously, this is just the main plot and still needs a lot of work, but it is a start.
What! Mae's mum tells her to stop Osha whatever it takes. So she stupidly tries to keep her in her room with a fire before realising it could kill her 30s later🤦
To be fair, she could be alive, mother Talsin was stabbed by grievous but ended up still surviving and tried some more bullshit that Mace and fucking jar jar stopped😂😂
Basically, they should have started with the Hot Darkside Dude and one of twins doing evil darkside stuff. Two episodes of that, then we see the good twin and have no idea it's her until we the viewer can tell something is up because she's acting different. The Jedi show up and try to take in the good twin. They do... they're Jedi, but then Sol shows up and speaks up for her. After that they're like... "you have a sister!" and she's like "I didn't know she's alive!" and then boom it's a Star Wars show again and we have at least three episodes left to party. You use that time for Lighsaber fights, betrayal, darkside/lightside arguments and the rest just writes itself.
it would have been better if some boulders fell on Mae's side and it was out of his control rather than a pick and choose situation
From the perspective of the witches, this entire thing could have been avoided if Anaseya had just said "No." The Jedi wouldn't attack them without provocation and Master Indara clearly said they required permission to test the kids. WHY DID ANASEYA SAY YES
Ooh.. There's another episode. I thought this was last one and was kinda confused.
They like to telegraph things, so maybe the tussle at the end between Sol and Indarra suggests that Qimir, who has a similar tussle with Mae in episode 2, is her Sith apprentice after whip Jedi cast him out of the Order for the same kind of "failure" that got Osha expelled under Sol's teachings. Also, Indarra's sudden pivot to cover-up what happened makes perfect sense IF she has secret dark side powers that are forbidden; so she fakes her death because she knew all about Qimir's attempt to find an Acolyte to betray her. MEANING that now Osha becomes her Acolyte after Indarra easily kills Qimir, then monologues all about how Sol was mistakenly obsessed with Osha, when it was actually always her destiny to be Indarra's... cut to black. How did I do? Does that sound better than what we're going to get for the finale?
I still have one question...why?
This episode was ok. It did not feel like a penultimate event. I think the finale is going to be very underwhelming,
This whole show is an idea written on a bar napkin...
Why are people so hesitant to call out weak writing when they see weak writing? Making excuses for it and pretending it's better than it is, is the reason we get worse writing. Because people will cover for it
It’s so weird how they keep acting like the Jedi had a bad past, yet all of it happened cause the witches and Mae instigate tf outta them, also how every single instance Sol was acting in self defense yet viewed as a villain😭😭
Watch the episode again, and see if Sol gives any valid reason why the twins were “in danger”. It’s as if he created the situation for almost no reason. That is bad writing if ever I’ve seen it. And no character made choices that made any logical sense.
Basically the episode is telling you doing the right thing is not always doing the right thing. These witches are leaving peacefully on their planet in the Jedi come to this planet to take there kids. The head witch was open-minded to the fact that one of her daughters wanted to be a Jedi. Would you also seen episode that the other witch didn't want no part of it. Same as a Jedi they were told not to interfere but guess what they did not knowing what was going on
They kept just breaking into their home. Three times. Unannounced. Uninvited. But the witches should have been nicer to the Jedi?🤦
They need to start their next convent in Florida.
Problem solved. 😁
Maybe The writers of The Acolyte are NOT Star wars fans, but I do believe it will be a Season 2 to answer more Questions
Seems like some fans just want black and white, good v bad storytelling with zero grey areas or nuances.
This episode was a great swing in that direction, i dug it.
I’m hoping they’re taking the stance “his side, her side and the truth”. We’ve seen Osha and Mae’s perspective and now Sol’s perspective but the problem with this is us going back to the same scenes AGAIN from the true perspective (not sure if this would be Torbin or one of the two robed figures we see during the chanting). Instead of devoting whole episodes to this, I wish they did vignettes instead or flashbacks while coming back to the current timeline.
IMO they should have made these into 1 hour episodes or filmed two seasons then released season one since it’s proving to be just filler and set up to make us ask a bunch of questions they can’t possibly answer with only one episode left
Guys, I got an ackoyte trailer during this 😭🙄😞😆
Sol shouted “OSHA!” when it was Mae, so I believe he was confused, he was overly protective of Osha and protective of Torbin since he got possessed before - enough of a reason to panic fire at the mother with the saber.
Tom & Jerry shirt. Wooooo. 😊
He killed the mother when she was unarmed but not smileo Ren
She killed the mother because she probably thought that she's "disintegrating" herself and mae.
The mother was doing freaky force magick stuff, if Qimir used force lighting for example sol probably would’ve killed him
@oliviacoale5286 and Smileo killed all his friends so who was more dangerous the already committed mur or the one you suspect
They can’t answer it in one episode, there’s gonna be a season 2😭😭😭😭😭😭
Why didn't she say what she was going to do before she turned into a black mist?! Just say Osha wants to go with you and I'm going to save her 🤦
Qimir was in the background somewhere, during one of the scenes where the witches were talking to each other.
I think season 2 is going to start from another perspective that is still connected to the 1st season.
It may start off at a cliffhanger of a time before the events at Brendok began through the perspective of Qimir and then reveal characters that were either once part of the Legends or from the comics just to then fill in gaps from the first season from where we left on from the final episode of Season 1.
Flawed that season 1 has been it has potential of revealing more details that wasn’t even there before. Especially moments that leads up to Season 1.
For everyone's sake I hope to Yoda that there isn't a season 2, season 1 is bad enough
@@RoccoLukaMemphisRichards But we are shown past events in the 1st season. The past events could sprout even more details of the 1st detail if we go by how Qimir became a Jedi turned Acolyte.
Episode 7 did to Episode 3 what TFA did to A New Hope 😂
I would've thought that when Mother Aniseya transformed herself into that black smoke stuff that she would've been impervious to a light saber seeing as she's no longer corporeal.
Never gonna watch this show again after the finale
Edit: first star wars show im not rewatching which is kinda sad im a big star wars fan since fking birth
Your little brain is too small to realize that Disney doesn't know what their doing.
In my opinion, turning yourself into a black mist and leaving and leaving yourself wide open within attack range of two clearly high strung jedi is not what I'd call a pro gamer move. Yeah Sol jumped the gun by stabing the mother, but after seeing Torbin get possessed once it was an understandable reaction. For all he knew she could've been trying to possess them both and force them to kill one another. If anything this is Indara's fault above all else. She could have (possibly) prevented everything if she just told Sol to STFU instead of enabling him into getting closer and more obsessed with Osha. She also should have been able to tell Torbin was mentally unstable after getting posessed and Sol was getting more and more sus over Osha and maybe disabled the speeders or something just to be safe.
They hired people that claim3d ignorance in Star Wars, and everyone is confused that their rendition of a Jedi, and the Force makes no sense? That is what they were going for, duh!
You know what I’m going take a break on Star Wars after the show ended because I stand it anymore especially with the hate baiting from Twitter and The Fandom menace.
Good for you. Disney star wars sucks
@@Amp661 somebody hasn’t watched Andor, and no it’s only for 1 month for a break.
@@MrTragedious986 true,I haven't. Andor says the same thing about the era as the original trilogy: The empire is bad, rebels good. Disney just can't grow a pair and do its own thing. It DID with Acolyte, but even that sucked as I'm previewing right now.
@@Amp661 well you missed a lot buddy because despite some low viewership people loved Andor. And they make the Empire threatening.
Btw did you notice that osha’s clothes are becoming darker with each Episode?
So he'd playing Outlaws presumably
i wondered how long it would take before you noticed you said qimir wrong
So they killed the only one who acts as a jedi in the first episode... cool
The power of maaaannnnnnny... Beat by the power of onneeee.......
Then later the power of one beat by ..... The power of a tiny kitchen kniiiifffeee
why does sol seem so much like a pedo in this episode?
like, we get it, you want a padawan, but bro is straight up OBSESSED with osha and mae
wtf was going on in leslye's head when she was writing this???
To be honest, I didn't miss Qimir. That whole thing has felt like a red herring all season. Nothing ever came of it, and he's not a very persuasive seducer (unless Mae is just looking for a thirst trap).
I thought this episode was decent, except for one thing: They screwed up the Rashomon theme/technique. A good portion of the episode was from Osha and the witches' perspective, which we already saw in episode 3. And when we see the Jedi perspective, it's not like it conflicts with the witches' perspective. They're not seeing the same thing a different way. They're seeing different things.
From the beginning of the show, I liked the fact that we were seeing the Force from a perspective outside of the Jedi and the Sith. That's actually what I *didn't* like about Qimir: If he's just a Sith, he's not interesting to me. Been there, done that. The witches are interesting to me because they're not really dark side characters. They've been defending their coven, not attacking. The horned witch is obviously evil, but the other witch isn't.
You offended me with the name mispronunciation!
Can't fault Indira for being emotional at the end. She was supremely frustrated.
9:30 or shout at them to run back to safety which i see behind them. there were safe spaces there
the fight scenes were very underwhelming for me just based of the fact we already knew who was gonna die and who was gonna live i wish they'd had done the fight scene in the same episode instead of making it two separate ones
One thing is how are OSHA and Mae one split consciousness
I think that Sol though that she was going to do something to the child (He also confused her with Osha), also Mae looked like she was becoming mist too, we don't know what that was about
This show had so much potential, but poor writing has really let down everyone Kathleen Kennedy should own the failure and resign
If only the obi wan series did good; we would've had a season 2.
The showdown takes place in the ruins of the witches' fortress.
They disrupted a culture and led to the destruction of an entire way of life to please their own desires. That’s huge. If I were Sol I would die from the guilt.
Looking at only one fact, this might be true. But looking at other circumstances that actually led to this outcome, I don't really see it. One thing that really irritated me was the fact that Torbin seems to have killed himself solely because he... was a young padawan that really wanted to go home? Plus deflecting some arrows with a lightsaber and getting his butt kicked by a Wookie. It's a tricky situation, but for me as a viewer there is just too much room for interpretation to believe such CRIPPLING guilt in somebody. :D Looking forward to the last episode, even though I'm really not expecting anything if I'm being honest.
The Jedi didn't do that... the writers did. And it's dumb.
Honestly, this was the first episode of the show that I didn’t like. I wasn’t too impressed with the first flashback episode, but this one really fell flat for me.
I just wanna point out that the witches would have likely all died anyway due to Mae setting the door on fire and destroying the elevator controls...
The finale should be at least 1h 30m tbh
Bro why are you STILL trying to defend this garbage? How much are they paying you? 😂
Let’s just face facts, the writers (or show runner) purposefully want to make the Jedi villains.
Exactly. I keep hearing how the writers are "showing the Jedi's flaws"... and I'm like, NO... the WRITERS are creating the flaws.
They want us to HATE the Jedi, so that everyone can love whatever dumbass order they make to replace it