Star Wars

We gotta get this community engaging more guys.

Having no one here to talk about the episode with tempted me to return to Reddit for the first time since June!

I thought todays episode was awesome. Fantastic duel content. Baylin seeming genuinely frustrated that Ahsoka defaults to violence was interesting. He may be one of the most exciting characters we’ve been given in the Disney era

Man is a fucking refrigerator of a knight and moves like a brick shit house while also dropping some mad persuasion skills lol

Rest in peace to his actor. He was doing phenomenal work with the character.

I'm blown away by how captivated I am by Ray Stevenson. His presence on-screen is just amazing. He's definitely the stand-out member of this entire cast. I hope his character arc is wrapped up in this season because I don't think any other actor would be comparable.

Dayum this episode was SO GOOD!

• Great Huyang vs assassin droid fight scene.
• Great duel between Ahsoka and the Inquisitor (and thank god he wasn't someone significant as the fan theories suggested). The way Ahsoka ended the dude was SATISFYING! I've always found the rotating inquisitor lightsabers quite annoying.
• Great duel between Sabine and Shin! Loved how she used the mando anti force tricks from Rebels.
• And ohmygod the duel between Ahsoka and Baylon was magnificent! The way they were sizing each other up in the beginning to the actual fight (which thankfully actually felt like a gritty swordfight) was all amazing.

About the last scene: This is so interesting and weird! Why did Anakin have Vader's Saber? Why did he say "Didn't expect to see you so soon" to Ahsoka? Why was he expecting her? Why did the Imperial March play at the same time? I don't think anyone pulled her in, simply because we don't see anyone near her. I rewatched this part, and confirmed that Anakin appeared later (he wasn't there when she was looking around). I believe that she "became one with the force". Maybe this is what happened to Yoda, Obiwan and Luke when they died? Maybe this is why Anakin showed up with his Vader lightsaber to show how he was "post-Vader Anakin"? Maybe the Imperial March played to signify the villains' victory over Ahsoka? I dunno....

I enjoyed the episode. Much better than episode 3 (loved 1 and 2). I am starting to wonder if this show would have been better as a movie, though. I’m also concerned that people who didn’t watch Rebels / TCW may be totally lost and uninterested. For example, Marrok being a construct of Nightsister magik requires knowledge from TCW (or Jedi Fallen Order). As a hardcore fan, super into the show. But as someone who wants as many people as possible to enjoy it, quite nervous. Hopefully the second half is more accessible to the casuals.

I was really hyped to see WBW return, even if Anakin looked off. I wasn’t sure it would make the show, but the deep lore in Rebels was my favorite part of that show so I’m excited to see if we get more here. Wonder if the show will touch on the Ones and Mortis as well (I know Mortis is very controversial).

I find Baylon to be very interesting (Shin less so, mainly because she doesn’t talk much). I hope we get more of their backstory.

Glad we saw Hera doing Hera things, and hope she becomes a bigger part in future episodes. Was surprised Zeb wasn’t with Carson. Also I’m wondering if we’ll see AP5, a Kanan force ghost, or anything else from Rebels.

Hello Snips. Man talk about a cliffhanger. This episode was great. I was on the edge of my seat the whole time.

It seems a lot of people disagree with me but I think Rosario Dawson is fantastic as Ahsoka.

How did Ahsoka get into the World Between Worlds? Did she literally just fall into it?

I felt kinda bored for the first 75% of the episode. It was just fighting. The last 25% redeemed it. Baylen was great, and Hayden showing up made me incredibly happy. Although his de-aging distracted me a little.

I love the Filoni force lore, and if Ahsoka's time on mortis PLUS her previous yank into WBW means she warps there any time she almost dies...that's gonna be fascinating. There's so much going on with her and the WBW and I'm here for it.

With all his "For the greater good" talk, I'm feeling like Baylan might be aware of the Grysk threat. If not, I'm excited to see what it is.

Edit: I just want to mention that I'd be insanely hyped to see the Grysk. I think it can be a great direction for Star Wars.

That was really good. Stressful at the beginning, getting into the fights, Sabine still learning, Ahsoka really going at it.

Surprised to see her in the WBW and damn what a cliffhanger

Im gonna offer a slightly different take.

There hasn't been much star wars I haven't liked.

All the shows have hit the nail and been top shelf for me. Clone Wars and Rebels delivered (in my opinion) some of the finest star wars content. Mandalorian, Boba Fett, Kenobi, for all their faults I adored them. Andor obviously a masterpiece.

I cannot gel with this show.

The dialogue is awful. The boy dropping "I've got a bad feeling" had me screaming "SERIOUSLY" at my poor tv.

The chemistry between characters is non existent. Monotone and wooden.

The pacing is horrendous, the story from the first four episodes could have been twenty five minutes in a well paced movie.

The acting (save for Ray Stevenson) is not good. I want it to be. Maybe it's the direction? They just aren't the characters I know and love from clone wars and rebels.

And it's only a small thing, but why the hell did the people have to leave the room so the holograms could have a chat?! Wtf?!

I am so disappointed as I love all Star Wars but goodness me, this is not the one.

I hope it picks up I genuinely do but try as I might, I cannot see what others seem to with this show.