This was ALMOST perfect
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Lee Jung-Jae has been putting in an Incredible performance as Master Sol in the Acolyte and this moment really showed off his amazing acting skill but sadly it was undercut by one of the shows goofier elements. 
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Sol seemed to figure out Mae's deception on his own eventually too, so Bazel's little side plot of being able to tell that it's not Osha was totally pointless. He basically only served to provide comic relief and recharge the little droid.
They're setting Bazil and Pip up to matter in some way later on. In a silly way, but I think that much is obvious. Hence why Bazil is crawling around in maintenance tubes under the deck plating when Mae is heading back into the cockpit, and why Pip is on her person.
I'm pretty sure after Sol stuns Mae, the camera pans down to reveal Bazil, implying Bazil was able to tell Sol that Mae was Osha.
@@hamish5011The only one who understands Basil's language is Yod.
@hamish5011 No. To me that scene meant that Bazil witnessed what Sol did and went into hiding, which probably means that he will keep spying on Sol and find out the truth. Or at least I hope. I may be complety wrong though.
Sol figured out who Mae was by the way she treated Pip…who was there because Bazel rescued and recharged him. Bazel was ultimately the reason Mae was quickly discovered.
That fit of anger from Sol really shows his frustration from losing all the Jedi comrades he went with along with losing Kelnaca and him venting even briefly is quite human compared to most of his peers where he was not about to hold back how he felt about that disaster.
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Especially when Jecki got killed.
@@davidchism6081And Yord. The deaths of those two really broke him
It makes him so relatable! It also has a huge contrast with e.g. Vernestra, whose indifference and coldness regarding the deaths was infuriating. Even Yoda, the wisest and most stoic Jedi showed compassion, sadness and grief when needed.
I hope the story writers won't make Sol fall to the Dark Side. That would be very cliché and also would have a terrible message (being human is bad, it leads to the Dark Side no matter what). I think he's just a very sensitive person who cares a lot, even if maybe a bit too much. I want a Jedi who finally faces his own darkness, contains and owns this shit. That would make Sol into one of the most powerful Jedi ever.
I can see him being the scapegoat at worst, sacrificing himself to save the twins/attempting to bring the truth forth at best.
@@sinistra7450 If they make Sol fall to the dark side then The Acolyte by then certainly does deserve that whatever percent audience score because that is cliche and certainly destroys the character that is Sol and one of few likeable Jedi Masters introduced in the Lucasfilm Star Wars universe.
I can kind of see Vernestra covering up the whole thing but at the same time knowing Sol he'll go as far to save Mae and Osha compared to before where he wasn't able to. At the end of the day we know the Jedi Order doesn't know about the pseudo Sith let alone a former Jedi practicing the ways of the Sith by the time Phantom Menace starts. Meaning Sol likely dies taking Qimir and the truth with him and Vernestra who later comes to find Qimir and Sol dead calls the case closed.
Lee Jung Jae and Manny Jacinto have been carrying this entire show on their backs.
Yep. Looks like these 2 are the only members of the cast who have ever taken acting classes.
Sol's going to be made into the scapegoat.
I was guessing the same thing... Sol will be blamed, tried and punished... and the "Sith" will remain hidden.
@@jerrogs Vernastra is sketch as well.
@@forcesmuggler7667 Vernestra was Qimir's master.
That's if Sol makes out of this alive.😂
@@jerrogsMy guess : Venestra, revealed as Darth Something, will kill them all and then summoned to the high Jedi council for debriefing, where she will blame Sol in front of Yoda (😁). "Master Yoda, I'm afraid master Sol lost his mind... ". "Good job master Venestra, you deserve to sit at Jedi Council". "Oh it's an honor master Yoda, you know how I love Jedi values as much as I love democracy".
I thought it was funny how Bazil was only there because they needed a tracker to find Kelnacca. Then when the rescue party came, they knew exactly where they were going.
While we I agree the tracker bit in its entirety is stupid and should have been cut (except the plush tracker should be a highly marketable item) it makes sense that it is harder to find someone living in the woods than it I to track 8 people who brazenly go into the woods without trying to hide their path, and possibly even leaving markings to make their return trip to the ship easier.
They could also probably sense the place where the battle happenes, but I agree it was a bit weird. Especially when it looked like it took them some time to get there in episode 4
It’s a classic Star Wars trope like it or not… basically the whole reason for JarJar.
I mean if you are one of five people who have never seen Lee Jung Jae's performance as Gi Hun in Squid Game, you need to see him. The man just never misses when he's on camera.
Guess il have to check it out then
squid game season 2 is also releasing november of this year, can't wait to see more of his performance
@@Jan_Iedema I hope you do. It's honestly one of the best performances I've ever seen from a leading male actor.
The actor playing Sol is CARRYING this show with his performance.
Yes he is indeed
Manny Jacinto as well. Also, they were the only characters that got decent developpement before this episode so it helps.
Exactly, ACTUAL DEVELOPMENT!
And the geeza playing qimir I dunno what it is about him but when he speaks I automatically listen 100 times more
I believe that is Manny Jacinto, he’s putting in the work too. Him and Sol’s actor are carrying this show.
I knew Sol couldn't be fooled that easy.
but he was fooled. Took him far to long to realize something so obvious
@@CoolMyron Or maybe he knew from the start and chose to play along until he was ready not to.
@@wickdaline8668 sounds like cope
does anybody even give a shit lmao the show is so boring
Nope! But he also allowed his entire party of fellow Jedi Knights, Jedi Masters and Padawans to get slaughtered by a Sith and then against all logic decided to spare said Sith once he finally had the opportunity to kill him and exterminate an extremely dangerous threat to the Jedi
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I just want to know what did Sol and his Jedi friends did 16 years ago.
And yes Lee did a great job on playing Sol really well.
Don’t worry, we’ll most likely find out next week in episode 7. It’s shaping up to be a flashback episode, probably told from Sol or one of the 4 Jedi’s perspective since Sol is about to talk to Mae.
@@ThunderBZaper do u think darth tenebrous will be in the show or its darth plagues
Yeap, so far what did Jedi do 16 years ago is the only worthy mystery of the show.
@@Galberosfaith I think it’s been hinted that they will be bring someone or something from Legends to Cannon in the finale, so there might be a chance. If that is what they’re doing, I’m praying to God that they do it RIGHT
@@ThunderBZaper SAME, they CAN'T mess this up!
Why do you think Sol is my favourite character in the whole show. I love just how much Lee-Jung-Jay is putting into it.
Like the guy learnt English in four months just to play the role.
I think Vernestra Rwoh was Quimir's master who "tossed him aside".. that scar on his back how it's all shaped could have been done by her lightsaber whip... also why she seems a bit sus and invested in finding out..maybe she has a feeling it's him.
Very interesting theory!
Also my current theory.
Loved that moment. The acting was great. I also loved how after that bit of frustration and anger, it’s like he took a moment to meditate and collect himself to do the task at hand. Definitely some great face acting.
Glad the light whip is a bug zapper
@@tanisparker1282 it also seems like it was the same thing that gave Qimir the scar he has on his back
@@KingShibe Oh, you might be onto something!
What is really different to see is the amount of fear and doubt coming from Jedis in this show. Sol and Vernestra in particular. It’s pretty clear they are hiding some dark $#!T that they aren’t proud of. Sol escaping right before the rescue party gets there. Wow!
Sol getting the heck out of dodge before things go out of control any further.
I think he heads to the Jedi Council in secret and tries to tell the truth. He escapes Vernestra because he knows she wouldn't allow him to speak. But he won't get to the Council of course or if he does, noone's gonna believe him.
Love that with all the hate and review bombing, that we can still do what fans should do in places like here: Discuss what we like, what we didn’t like and theories what happens next
Disney has the data on who is watching and where, alt-right review bombers aren't going to fool them
Not everyone, unfortunately. This community will always have toxic people who refuse to try and find good ideas/moments/characters.
But yeah, there’s not so much of that here!
LJJ learned English specifically for this role and he's great ! such a talented actor
Quit glazing already.
@@jibril2473 the one nice thing I have to say about this show and someone has to find a reason to bitch 🤣
@@jibril2473dude he’s killer in squid game and this, it’s not glazing. He’s widely respected.
@@jibril2473 Bro what are you talking about, he's great!
@@joshuacollins9316 he's a diversity hire, plain and simple. There are lots of white dudes who can pull off a better job than him, without even having to put them through english lessons. This is a waste of budget smh
Jecki's death hit Sol the hardest because she was a child. And wasn't she his Padawan?
That Sol moment was fire. I just so wish we cared more about the other characters as much but sadly the twins character story n depth is poor too much greyness
I genuinely like Sol because he acknowledged his own feelings. Jedi philosophy is basically suppress them or ensure you never have them which is why the end up idol. Serenity is all well and good but life and the force are not serene.
Sol feels his feelings, accepts them and tries to work through them, which is healthier and fits with him being more ready to take action than Vernastra.
sol is the gem of this show brah
I think Sol knew it was Mae from the moment he saw her in the forest, he just played along until he had a change of heart and decided to go off the record with whatever he’s planning.
He has the habit of BSing the BSer
So your making the argument that Sol left Osha on purpose with the sith?
@@jermainesmith9429well, it was too late by the time he was up
@@jermainesmith9429 Sol knowing or not knowing could be entirely irrelevant, if the show exposes that most of what we see is from Osha's perspective and we're following her descent into the Dark Side, as the only thing that would matter is that Sol left her behind. It's my running theory atm because a consistent through plot hasn't been the strongest in the series so far.
@@kelticowl9400 Sol leaving her on purpose alone with a sith would be the reason she fell to the darkside what do u mean it is irrelevant 😂
I was like ”Basil, TELL him!”
had zero issues with that cut. I like Bazil and having him bumble through was fine. Star Wars does that all the time. But I think the real moment is when Sol masters himself and it was clear to me that that was when Sol realized that it's Mae not Osha. Lee Jung Jae is such a great actor. he is expressive and empathetic and what's wild is that he learned English for the role. my mom s Korean and she has been in the US for 40 years and learning English was so difficult for her but for him to act in a secondlhe just learned...that's impressive. He's also the first Jedi Master i can recall who really emotes real human emotion.
Also, the Stranger is still not identified as a Sith or Sith Lord or Master. He seems to reject any label and in the substitles he's identified now as Stranger.
Smilo Ren
Episode 6 has so far, led me to believe that we're seeing the whole series from Osha's PoV, so as she falls to the Dark side the Jedi seem scummier, the Sith seem more relatable. Sol's "failing" will likely be something like he regrets not being able to save both of them, Torbin's shame may be that he was simply possessed, something that would still allow for the Jedi to represent Objective Moral Good with the Moral relativism we see belongs solely to Osha, just a Theory we'll see if the later episodes confirm or do something else.
I do not have the episode but one word comes in to mind...sematics
Semantics, but yeah, I’m very intrigued by Qimir and his motivations. He’s my favorite character since he takes a different perspective on the force and he’s actually chill enough to sit down and talk about it rather than Anakin who became an emotional catastrophe the moment he gave in to the dark side. Couldn’t reason with him at that point.
@@passiondono4692 Qimir has given us the most insight into the nature of the darkside since Palpatine
Jedi: "A....person killed my Padawan."
Council: "You don't say.....How?"
Jedi: "Lightsaber."
Council: "Ha, lie. Lightsabers can't hurt us."
Jedi: "She was stabbed multiple times."
Council: "Oh....that would do it.....Heh."
Jedi: "What's so funny now?"
Council: "This person should have used a steel throwing knife. It would have worked out better. Who was this attacker?"
Jedi: "A Sith."
Council: "You don't say. Sith haven't been seen in almost 900 years! We need to tell Yoda.....nah, we couldn't afford to keep him employed. Oh man.....Guess it's time to cover all this up. Erase everything that happened this week! It never happened!"
Lee Jung-jae is the only reason I can get through an episode. Totally carrying. Every time I see Amandla Stenberg on screen now alI can think is, "Jiggle jiggle".
Jiggle what? BC of her music vid u mean?
@@nikolaimyhre1187 Nah bro, her titties. You haven't noticed she's got a bangin body?
Dang bro you’re quick
The guy should get an Emmy award
I really wish Obi-Wan had a moment like this in RotS before fighting Anakin.
Ngl this whole show is a dumpster fire EXCEPT for Sol. This scene made me really appreciate the acting skills of Lee, because I could FEEL every emotion from him without any dialogue.
He's great but so is Manny Jacinto... and Shady Cactus Lady is growing on me too...
I really like 6 how it’s just very reflective and about the characters themselves
But I don’t like Bazzel but its Star Wars tradition at this point to have an annoying critter just fuck around.
I didn't really receive Bazil's scenes as comic relief? It was just a little squirrel guy running around? Did everyone else feel like it was supposed to be funny? I didn't get that vibe for one second. Had no problems with these scenes or Bazil's character.
A lot of people are being overly critical. It’s like when you get backstabbed by someone close and you find it difficult to start trusting people again.
I didn't see Bazil comic, either. He just exists on the ship and does his thingy.
Qimir is Vanestras Padawan
Yes very possible
Honestly the series could have just been an anthology series of the Jedi during the High republic era
Like this show has it's moments but it could have been better
Yeah Star Wars always has that issue. I think it's called bathos. Like Luke throwing his lightsaber at the start of the force awakens.
Cosmonaut Marcus called it “Obligatory dumb star wars shit”
But overall the episode I really liked
So what were her thoughts when she saw the guy naked...
She looked down at least twice 😅
Amazing actor, he deserves better than this show.
I liked episode 6.
We got a lot of character work for Sol and Osha.
And we got to see more of Qmir’s character, I like his aura and his way of seducing Osha to his side feels organic enough.
Mae as a character I’m not sold on, she feels too all over the place for me.
But all and all, solid
I liked it too, but did NOT want to have Jecki's corpse be 20 cm from the screen.... That jumpscared me tbh..
. Overall solid episode, like you said.
As someone who has hated this show I'll admit this episode was actually enjoyable.
@@chalk1415 Same, I don't hate the show though, I just thought it sucked for the first 4 episodes because we were lacking so much context and character developpement. We got some in episode 6 so I can only cheer, but it's long overdue and it won't fix the previous fuck ups.
Was the Ghost Prison made during the Clone Wars, if it was made before, then they could explain yhat Sol was sent there secretely.
It doesnt need to be fucking perfect, just enjoy it or just dont watch it.. oh nvm you need the content
Weird edit for sure. And it's not like there isn't room for this at another point, nothing happened for 30 minutes. Basically exposition all episode long, jumping from Sol's ship to Bal’demnic and back only when they felt like viewers would fall asleep.
yeah you see some jedis dead on the ground after a shocking killing spree and then you have a funny moment for kids.. wtf???
My question is why did the ship to go crap for no reason? Mae showed she obviously doesn't have any mechanical know-how to sabotage it.
We don’t have enough time in each episode to keep messing around with side story filler. Wish they’d knock it off and give us more scenes like this. This scene actually elicits emotion from the audience and makes you care, which these creators have had a really hard time doing for years.
Lee jung Jae deserves a better show
im worried how Sol dialogue at the end becomes very frighting and if its a heel turn it is NOT EARNED. again it depends on how it is written but I dont see rage as something Sol would have
Sadly, given how this show has been progressing, I won't be surprised if that is indeed how things end up going. The promise this show had just seems to be going further and further down the tubes, despite having moments of actual merit, only to have said moments get crushed by the weight of everything else.
We still don’t know if he’s a sith.
Wild theory but.. What if Qimir is a reincarnation of Darth Bane? The back scar and the "a very long time ago" got me thinking..
I think Shady Cactus Lady whipped him...
@@jamesperkins191 Right I think thats implied but it splits more like a scar from a flail, which is what Bane's father beat him with if I'm not mistaken. If he is a reincarnation it could be both, and it could be a form of a stigmata..
A jedi named Mark? oO
Something familiar about it...
Oh hi Mark! (from The Room) 😜
The CONSTANT interruption from Sol telling Mae what happened was so overdone to the point where it was comedic every time it happened. I know they're saving it for next episode before the finale, but it ended up making much of this episode feel like it was just buying time before the next episode.
The edit is that way because for some reason they think they can't let an episode run 45+ minutes. Moments don't have anytime to breathe or Segway with any kind of finesse. It's stupid as hell.
Nah this show is about Sol and Qimir idc about the twins lol
ngl this show is really growing on me
That's what cancer does
@@Chronzyou gonna try to convince the dude to stop liking the show he’s already starting to enjoy?
@@Chronz also, most fungi
@@passiondono4692 what he said was a dumb idea, just ignore him
Agreed
Why does disney string us along with 30 minute episodes baiting us thinking we will get development just to push it off. You are afforded more time than the typical movie and accomplishing nothing
Lee Jung-Jae‘s talent is completely wasted on this show
this episode was definitely one of the better ones, no wacky writing decisions like the last few
I found this episode kind if a waste. The moments where sol was lamenting where great and I was really interested in knowing what happened sixteen years ago but I feel like they just wasted the episode with pointless teasing. Nothing really moved the plot forward.
I disagree. Osha seems to be going to a darker place by putting on the helmet
Ugh this broke my heart! He was likr it was my fault. Yord and Jeckie and the others all died because of me and now Osha’s with the enemy. You can tell he’s grieving their loss and for a moment his raw emotions take over. I literally said aloud it’s OK. You can cry if you need to. God Sol and QuiMir are the standouts of this show! Lee Jang Jeh is freaking killing it!
Yeah, it was a somber episode where not a lot happened, but it was a good one. Yet things like that is confusing, that's not a place for a comic relief, just commit to what you're doing.
This show SHOULD have been a better
Still has more episodes, my guy
@@Outrunwhistle maybe just a bad first half
@@jwoods9659 The first four were definitely… lacklustre, to put it lightly. Episode 5 was glorious. 6 had good acting but was a little slow
Sol is literally the only good thing in this whole show
5화에서 싹 다 죽이는 걸 보고 Sol이 누명을 쓸 거란 걸 예상했다. 나는 1화에 나왔던 죄수를 제압했던 기생충 벌레가 Sol에게 쓰일 것 같다. Qimir가 Osha와 함께 Sol을 제압하고 그 기생충을 써서 납치할 것 같다. 그럼 제다이 위원회에선 Sol이 행방불명이라고 생각할 거다. 이후엔 버네스트라와 Mae만이 Sol을 찾아다닐 것 같다. 1화에서 아주 잠깐이었지만 그 기생충에 괜히 나왔던 건 아닐 거란 생각이 든다.
The actors playing Sol and Qimir are the only two reasons to watch. Too bad the rest of the show around them is shit.
The jedi have been stripped of all the spiritual, ascetic traits that they had in the older canon.
Yes. Very subversive writing
"ascetic" their temple was more like an ostentatious palace in the prequels lol.
Isn't that the point of the prequel movies? In the OT yoda and obi wan are wise mysterious beings letting a magical force guide their actions. In the prequels they're government staff
@@jamesarnold7253 I strongly disagree. In the prequels they were portrayed as philosophers doing a bit of diplomacy and seldom fighting. Looked aligned with the OT, just without the diplomacy part since only the empire stands. The sequels made them warriors only and the series seem to want them to be some kind of space cops. Weird.
@@44ThaNatos44 they're literally introduced in the first few seconds of the prequels as ambassadors of the supreme chancellor. Government staff. They aren't there as mediators between two parties, they're directly working for one of them
And on the police thing that's exactly what they're doing in episode 2. Anakin is a bodyguard to a politician and obi wan is investigating an attempted murder. Police work for the government
To me the sith and Sol are great.
But the sisters are just not it.
Last episode they were just running around like headless chickens, they keep on impersonating each other.
They're just kinda there without much purpose.
Lee Jung-Jae is a great actor, but he's undercut by a lot of silliness. The diabolus ex machina of the ship's transponder not working and then the whole ship needing to be restarted, thereby blocking Sol from reporting the happenings of the mission to the Jedi when he was in the right mindset to do so really killed any sense of believability for me. You could say Mae did it, but they neither show nor tell this to the audience, so I reject that idea. She also doesn't seem to have the time she'd need to carry out such sabotage. And that leaves bad writing. Everything is just too convenient, from time to travel, people constantly being knocked unconscious so another dialogue can happen, blatantly stupid decisions from supposedly intelligent characters (Sol letting Qimir off with a warning when he obviously knows a lot about what is going on and is an extremely suspicious individual for instance,) etc. This show is just a tragedy of errors, be they by characters or by diabolus ex machina.
Too much almosts...
Awesome episode
I want master sol to convert to sith
why? Because he got angry once?
Me too. Because he is originally known for playing villains. As a Korean, I was surprised by Lee Jung-jae’s acting when Squid Game first came out. In Korea, Lee Jung-jae is famous for his charismatic villain roles.
I don't. Not again a great Jedi turning. It's so cliché. Sol should be something different.
What a shill channel looks like
Imo this is perfect Star Wars.
I think it's a lot better than the previous episodes
Literally NOTHING happened for like 10 minutes at the start of this 30mins episode. Disney star wars is not my star wars
I honestly can't believe a single person is taking this show seriously.
That's the thing blowing my mind the most right now. How?!?!?! Can someone honestly sit back, watch this show, and go...WOW this is fantastic!!! The acting is amazing! It's so exciting!! I've said it before, regardless of the DEI this show you can't fix stupid. This show is full of stupid.
@@danielcampion5414 So why do you watch it then?
@@mandolorian9893 The same reason you watch it. To try and understand how something this awful can get worse with each episode.
@@danielcampion5414 that’s not the reason I watch it. I like the show. If I didn’t I wouldn’t bother watching it
@@mandolorian9893 Would you mind explaining to me what you like about the show?
Am I crazy or did NOTHING happen this episode lol
You’re not crazy. What’s crazy to think about is that by episode 6 of Andor was “The Eye”.
Or if you want to break it down by screen time, Episode 3 of Andor was a fully satisfying little adventure.
So far acolyte is a few loose ideas and 2 good fight scenes.
@@ninjaeddy1717Comparing this to Andor is barely fair, everyone knows how good that show is… except for me and whoever didn’t watch it (I got bored on ep 1 and just didn’t watch the rest. Not sorry)
@@ThunderBZaper I agree the comparison to Andor is not fair. But it feels like a crime for you to say that without having watched it lmao.
@@ThunderBZaper You're doing yourself a disservice, my dude! Watch a recap of episodes 1 and 2 and skip to episode 3 if you need the action.
@@magicalpj Ok, I might do that
They could have made this 4-5 episodes. These short eps are frustrating
Campiness in almost any fiction really needs to die out someday, or at the very least be more logical and well paced as their serialized competition. As a parallel, there's a really good reason a lot of DC Comics fans, cartoon afficionadoes, and even the very showrunners were oh so glad to move on from Super Friends and make/consume greater, timeless works like the DC Animated Universe, Teen Titans/The Batman 2004, and Batman: The Brave and the Bold.
Brave And The Bold is pretty damn campy... like not Adam West levels but still
@@jamesperkins191 But in a manner that also begets seriousness and squeeworthy comic book fanservice, whilst not insulting fans normally averse to camp. Would even say that the occasional deaths of folk like Joe Chill (yes, the very man who killed the Waynes) still have more memorable pathos than what The Acolyte is doing.
In short, it's gone way beyond cringeworthy camp enough that it's not true camp anymore, and that's brilliant!
Can somebody please explain to me why Yoda hasn't sensed over 8 Jedi dying????
Probably same reason he couldn't sense Palpatine killing Plageuis.
@@gabrielcarrasco9078 not the same thing since plageuis isn't a Jedi and we all know why Yoda isn't there (their "unknown political enemies" that they can't handle in the the slightest) and we should be happy about it considering the state of the writing in this series.
@@gabrielcarrasco9078the shrowd of the Darkside
Ketamine
@@passiondono4692 Great, chances are this show doesn't even use that plot device.
They have 2 more episodes to tie this all up.
you guys still watching this show?
If there’s people still posting their reactions about it, then yes, people are watching the show. It’s not too hard to believe that out of the 8 billion people on this planet there’s at least 1 person who watches, you know
More than what watched Andor, reportedly
But not as many as Kenobi
I thought Jedi weren't meant to feel or express anger, sadness and fear........... they're all paths to the dark side
That's wrong. They just should be able to face them and control them. Even Yoda expresses clear human emotions at times when needed (e.g. deaths of Jedi or when he senses something tragic like Order 66)
That was my favorite moment in the episode. Sol is honestly a top tier character, but in a bad show. I wouldn’t mind them pushing him as a big character or getting a prequel
Bro, without these asians actors, the show would going nowhere
We must have watched two different shows named the same ...
i feel the epsiode could have been left out
gods these actors and crew deserve a better written show. the Acolyte could be great if they had better material
This episode didn’t push the plot in any direction from the previous episode, similar to episode 4. Very disappointing seeing there are only 8 episodes total
Didn’t push the plot? Were you drooling and staring into space when you decided to watch the episode? Does Osha putting on the cortosis helmet after Qimir offered mean nothing to you? How he revealed himself to be an ex Jedi? How Sol is now going Rogue? Are you just a goldfish with no attention span?
@@passiondono4692 A single sentence saying I was a Jedi isn’t going to cut it. With this budget why aren’t they showing rather then telling? Sol going into hyperspace after walking around a ship for an entire episode isn’t a very intriguing way of portraying him “going rogue” either come on the creativity here is clearly lacking and it’s not hard to see
He's not just gonna come out and say "My former Master was this cruel bitch named Venestra who whipped me because I called her a cactus"...
It's nice to know that one of the people in this dumpster fire is capable of acting.
So… are you watching the dumpster fire or just kinda admiring it from a distance? It’s less a dumpster fire and more like… an instant meal that you microwave for a few minutes. It’s nothing compared to actual cooking… but sometimes it’s there for you when you’re in the mood.
So much copium going on in this video that you blew past the whole "if the episode made sense" part.
These episodes are too short. Anything of value is like a few sprinkles of sugar on a plate of sand.
One question, what do you think about master sol being Asian? He’s like a rip off of qui gon…
Almost perfect? Idk I think watching it was kinda close to getting a cancer diagnosis tbh.
Why are you still watching the 6th episode of a TV show that you don't like?
@@jamesarnold7253 I didn't watch any of them. I'm watching the shithole unfold on yt. But hey if you enjoy it good for you. I'm sure you and your uncle will be happy together.
@@jamesarnold7253 To get attention by whining, maybe?
What does that even mean
This episode was so fucking boring
Exactly how most fillers are
Grow an attention span.
@@F0XD1E Tell that to the editors. Why is there so much jumping around and cutting in this show? Give scenes a chance to breathe and some weight. Instead we bounce back and forth and back and forth, it breaks up the momentum and makes it boring.
@@bluemoondm8629 It's no Andor, I'll give you that, but it's a good episode overall. Calling it "f-ing boring" is not the same as feeling disjointed.
What are you like 8? What did you think about Andor just out of curiosity? Do you have the attention span of a monkey?
Episode 6 is the best written episode so far.
We got a lot of good character time!
yes… “perfect” is definitely a word I would use to describe this show 😑
yes.....perfectly bad, perfectly badly written, perfectly boring (at times), the list goes on, shall I continue?
@@Slayer398 Perfectly choreographed 🍷🗿
@@Outrunwhistle hahahahahahahahahahahaha!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Perfectly funny joke!
Not the show but the LJJ's acting, which is indeed. You gotta see him in Squid Game too
@@sinistra7450 - he’s good in _Squid Game,_ and he’s good at times in _The Acolyte…_ but sometimes he sounds like he doesn’t actually understand the words he’s using, which is probably true. and in this scene specifically, I think he over-acted 🤷🏻♂️
Far from it, I would say…
He's mad because of all the crap writing he has had to deal with.. It's not like by ep2 that any of this wasn't obvious
MAE: I'm tired of this revenge mission. I'm gonna turn myself in to the Jedi.
Ten minutes later -
MAE: Nah, fuck that. I'll pretend to be my sister and wait for the chance to sneak up on Sol and kill him from behind.
Did Chat GPT write this nonsense?
They can't even do this right. yikes.