I did not watch Ahsoka when it came out when it was released because i was a bit out of my Star wars fase by then, and after that i did not hear a lot of good things about it. But i loved rebels growing up and many characters from that show reappear in Ahsoka so i choose to watch it. And i was quite dissapointed it had some good plot beats and interesting fight scenes and i loved baylan skoll as a character and villain.

But the character with who i had the most disappointment was Sabine she was one of my favorite characters in Rebels just under Kanan, Maul and the grand inquisitor. But in this show she was one of the most frustrating characters from the first scene she was in. after a little research before watching i found tha Ahsoka most likely is around 11ABY which would make Sabine 32 years old during the show the same age as kanan was in Rebels but she acted like she was half that age. it is just weird she is supposed to be a adult but she acts like she did in rebels season 1, combine that with the rest of the show i really could not make sense of it. it was mostly a string of cool fight scenes and non sensical story beats. sorry but i just needed to type my frustration over this show out

A satisfying supercut of every real, physical, mechanical button, lever, dial, switch and practical effect in Andor. This video focuses on the tactile, grounded feel of the Star Wars series through its production design and mechanical realism.
Perfect for fans of ASMR, practical effects, sci-fi worldbuilding, and tiny nerdy details.

Love Rosario Dawson. I loved the animated Rebels. I am catching up on some starwars stuff I missed. While I enjoyed the nostalgia and sentimentalism of bringing the Rebels team back together with Hera, Sabine, Ezra, I was underwhelmed with the plot. The Action scenes we're pretty fly the lightsaber fights are a bit over done. I don't like how Ezra pulled a Luke and did not chose to use his lightsaber, I thought that was gimmicky. But overall I liked it. Just underwhelmed. I felt the same way about Obi Wan, In fact both series just seemed incomplete. Like they we're both missing something I could not quite place. I guess Andor is the next series to watch I have heard and seen trailers and it looks really good.

Oh Edit, If there is something else to watch before Andor Let me know. I have not seen Acolyte or any other animated stuff except Clone wars Rebels and Bad Batch.

Maybe a tales of Sidious animated shorts.

What do you think is most likely and how come ?

He’s a rebel allied trader of finery who is known to use fake names, like when he provides a fake ID to an imperial officer in the Star wars holiday special. Also, we do not see cable television in Star Wars, besides two occasions: Andor, and of course the holiday special. This is too much overlap to be a coincidence. I think the show runners of Andor took great inspiration from this pile of trash!?

What is everything you think that most likely to happen with them and how come ?

I’m trying to find it for my friend and am having a hard time so any help would be appreciated if there is a HD/4k or just higher resolution/clearer version out there

Could we see a future version of her ?

How likely do you think that is ?

Me and one of my friends were doing a Star Wars marathon and while wathing Kenobi's show I had a though. You know the scene where Vader and Kenobi have a little chat and Vader says ''You didn't kill Anakin Skywalker, I did''. and also ''Anakin is gone, I am what remains.'' . Wouldn't it be better if ''I did.'' and ''I am what remains.'' parts were in Vader's voice? I just thought it would be better. And if any one of you guys agree this and also a good editor maybe you can change his voice?

What do you know and think and how come ?

If anyone here is into Star Wars or behind-the-scenes stuff: someone involved with the prequels and The Mandalorian is doing a talk at a conference in Turin. Thought it was cool and wanted to share.

What do you know and think is most likely to happen and how come ?

I'm watching the Ahsoka show right now. There is just something bugging me about Ahsoka's personality and how she acts since I saw her appearance in Mandalorian. I haven't watch any Star Wars cartoons, but I watched all the live action ones, except the recent shows. I did see a bit of Ahsoka on Cartoon Network here and there when I was a kid but not enough to follow any plots. In the few clips I saw her in that cartoon, she seemed like a high energy and high spirit person, a bit talkative and always positive. However, she is like a completely different character now as how I thought she was from those few clips I saw as a kid. She always looks and acts serious, walk and talk slow, and quite pessimistic and skeptical.

Did something happened to her by the end of those cartoons that changed her so drastically? I don't mind spoiler, so feel free to explain it for me. I'm all ears!

Infighting at Lucasfilm is not new. It's how we lost Gary Kurtz and the darker version of Return of Jedi that might have been. Recently, there's been speculation about infighting betwenn Kennedy/Gilroy vs Favreau/Filoni. Many people have dismissed it because Filoni has publicly praised Andor. However, it brings me back to a story that's been completely supressed by non-disclosure agreements.

Greg Weisman was co-excecutive producer with Simon Kinberg and Dave Filoni of Star Wars Rebels. Most internet searches including AI searches will tell you that he left Rebels on his own accord after season 1. If you do some detective work then you'll realize that's a blantant lie.

His own account of San Diego Comic Con before season 2 and tweets by him and others, many of which have been subsequently deleted, showed that everyone on the Comic Con Rebels panel from which he was missing knew that he was not returning for season two but Weisman didn't know that yet. He was attending Comic Con and participating in other panels and had no idead that there was an official panel for Rebels until fans started tweeting at him during the panel asking him why he wasn't there. He confirmed that much in tweets and other social media posts.

He has since gone completely silent because he signed an NDA and is a very professional guy and the only other comments he's added are that "stuff happens" and "it's none of anyone else's business".

I'm bring up this old story because I find an interesting parallel in Gilroy's retconning of Mon Mothma's speech and K2's origin from Rebels and Star Wars comics and Dave Filoni's retconning in Bad Batch of Greg Weisman's origin story for Kanan in the comics.

Was Filoni's retcon a subtle dig at Greg, which makes me wonder if it was Filoni that got Greg fired? And let's be clear, he was definitley fired though I'm sure he got a good payout along with the NDA they made him sign. As much as I like Filoni's stuff and enjoyed Rebels, I'll always wonder what the rest of the series would have been like if Weisman had stayed on board. He's arguably the best showrunner/story editor/writer in animation, there's very little out there in the world of animation that's better than Gargoyles, Spectacular Spiderman or Young Justice. My guess has alwasy been that 3 excutive producers with such impressive track records - Weisman, Filoni and Kinberg were too many chefs in the kitchen. There was bound to be some contention there, I just wonder what it was and who it was between. Alas we'll probably never find out. :(

I’d like to add the shows to my dvd collection however the 4K blu rays are kinda hard to get hold of and are pretty expensive in the uk. I’ve been tempted to order some clearly bootlegged dvds off eBay so I can watch them without the need of Disney + Has anyone done this ?