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and a fireproof suit of armor. think I'm keeping my rating at a 6.5, the acting was improved a bit but the Inquisitors are not Sith, you don't murder your way up the chain of command. Only way that part of it is salvaged is if in the final episode Palpatine tears Vader a new one for mismanaging...

I don't think Portman's dialogue was delivered any better than Christensen's. Even McGregor got a bit cringeworthy at times.

Sega Shadowrun was one of the earliest "do A-B-C in any order" sandbox games.

It's linear and unambitious, but it's also a very complete and polished game.

Has nothing to do with her being a black woman and everything to do with her being one of the central characters of the show.

It's an F&F production and I doubt they'll fumble again so soon after Boba Fat. My wisecracking does not mean I'm not optimistic for this.

Wonder if they'll suppress the toxicology report or just not do an autopsy.

The last time the KKK decided to break the mold we got the sequels. You should be thrilled that they're trying to at least somewhat copy the F&F formula.

Yes, Owen's father bought Shmi from Watto and freed her.

Mira Furlan (Delenn) died of complications from the West Nile Virus, which is spread by insects (most commonly mosquitos).

...or watched the show that takes place 4 years in the future that features him as the main antagonist of Season 1?

Don't lump F&F in with the KKK you fuckhead.

Does he measure up in the nose department? Because Ezra is like 25% nose.

Well in ~6 years he'll be back at the peak of his game.

Clearly in the 4 years between now and when Rebels starts the Emperor will have found a new fallen Pau'an Jedi to serve as Grand Inquisitor.

Man I wonder if there is any precedent in the Star Wars canon for people surviving catastrophic injuries. Like being bisected at the waist and tossed down a trash chute or a triple amputation followed by being set on fire.

The Inquisitors are not Sith. She is almost certainly facing execution for trying to kill the Grand Inquisitor but at the very least she's looking at a whole fuck load of "reconditioning" to fix her obedience problem. I'm probably giving the writers too much credit, but I think she wants to...

He's not dead.

Ezra too, or is this gonna be when they go looking for Ezra?

and develop a lifelong love with hats

Eh. They obviously got close in the time leading up to Age of Ultron but his disappearance to Sakaar ended that relationship and I don't see any sign in Endgame that they got back together during the time leading up to the blip. I'm sure he still considered her a very close friend but not as...

It isn't a continuity error.

In fairness I only learned about it myself like yesterday. Even with finished CGI and less wooden dialogue I don't think the scene would have worked, so I understand the decision to cut it. Banner talking to Nat might have been interesting and wouldn't have destroyed the pacing like Stark's...

The Soul Stone brought Tony and Thanos to the Way Station to deal with an unresolved issue, in both cases it happened to be guilt over their daughters. Had nothing to do with dying, Thanos was just strong enough to survive using the stones with an axe in his chest.

There's no way Endgame Thor is more powerful than IW Thor. In IW he's still at peak physicality and has a strong mental focus on vengeance, in Endgame he's a fat drunken slob in complete mental disarray regardless of the small pat on the back the borrowed Mjolnir gave him.

Oh the spinny dual-blades? It looks bad enough in animation, can't imagine how bad it will look live action.

The "Red Blades" are reasonably well known throughout the galaxy, Vader is not. ANH continuity should really just be viewed more like guidelines rather than actual rules.

You wouldn't get spaghettified out in the accretion disk.

Or Obi-Wan lived in a cave on a backwater desert planet in the Outer Rim for ten years?

Is it really any different from 'This was your father's lightsaber, he murdered dozens of young children with it'

The world building came after Lucas wrote Ep 4 which is why it is full of discontinuities like that one. Back then the Jedi were just some extinct group that had never been expounded on, not a galactically known para-military that had existed for thousands of years.

I like kid Leia and had no problem with her being incredibly smart and insightful (after all, in just a few more years she'll be actively aiding rebels and talking circles around Imperial officers on Lothal) but despite her abilities I have trouble believing an incredibly sheltered ten year old...

well if we're just reposting memes about the Cowards of Uvalde

Here's a crazy thought. Maybe the actual reason her redemption seems so predictable is because that has been one of the most integral themes of Star Wars from the very beginning? This show certainly isn't a masterpiece but it seems like some of you have gone past expecting it to be bad into...

The Fifth Brother and the Grand Inquisitor are both straight out of Rebels.

I thought she was fine up until that point, but no way a fucking 10 year old could ever connect those dots with as little information as she had.

The Inquisitors aren't Sith, they're little more than slaves to the Emperor and Vader. Kidnapping the daughter of an Imperial Senator and attempting to kill the Grand Inquisitor has probably signed her own death warrant, regardless of Vader's obsession. I don't know if it's still canon or not...

Please just be mediocre. I can be satisfied with mediocre.

I can provisionally understand missing the call live (although if some dude doesnt physically react to getting hit in the hand with a 100+ mph fastball, he didnt get hit), but how do you fuck this up on replay?