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The execution of The Last Jedi was just so weird though. Like, the things about it that were good were good, but it is incredibly ironic how it made a hash of some of the details given that Rian when onto to make a very popular murder mystery, a genre where generally flubbing details is very bad...

While they good guys did seem oddly close to catching up to the bad guys I do not think they were close at all to actually stopping them, so time probably was on Thrawn's side overall.

I am guessing that next season the person most likely to build another lightsaber is actually Sabine, given the way that scene played out. Also it would be exceedingly strange if the artist in the group never made her own saber, given that lightsabers are supposed to be expressions of their...

I am definitely thinking that there are other Nightsisters in the sarcophagi. They referred to Thrawn "waking up" the Night Mothers. Presumably they were chilling out in sarcophagi of their own. Not sure how I feel about Morgan Elsbeth's exit, though between zombies and Force ghosts maybe she...

Oh, naughty word, it is The Mother. And with both Baylan and Shin surviving the season I wonder what there will be in store for them, though I am not sure who can take over from Ray.

For what it is worth Hera bringing Jacen to a gunfight is not that different than the Enterprise or Orville bringing children to gunfights. The ship is sort of their house. We do not even know if Cham Syndulla is still alive, who would be Jacen's only other known relative. Older, wise, Ahsoka...

It's not a soap opera. It's a scope opera.

Thrawn and Ezra were here for like ten year or something? For all we know things between Thrawn and the Great Mothers did not start out chummy. In any case I really enjoyed this episode. A bit surprised to see Baylan essentially graduate Shin. Though when he says she is ambitious that seems to...

Could Baylan be looking for something related to the Whills? Ahsoka and Huyang start talking about a story from a galaxy far away and Baylan also mentioned the stories of this galaxy.

Have the novels ruled out the possibility that this is the origin of the appellation "The First Order" ? Here we are in another galaxy talking about stories of the Force traditions origins in yesteryear. These Nightsisters from another galaxy seem to still give a damn about the Jedi too. Maybe...

You know the naughty word is about to go down when Ahsoka hitches a ride on a purgill. As much as it was anticipated that something like this would happen it still gave me all the feels.

I was watching the latest Nerdist video and considering how Palpatine tried to access the World Between Words before, dark Sith magic, I wonder whether Ahsoka ended up here at this moment is at least partially connected to her being burned my the Nightsister magic working on the map.

The Idiot Ball Strikes Back I thought the lightsaber fights were good. I continue to like Baylan, which is fortunate, given the circumstances. I do not even want to mention that other than to say I was definitely not expecting it. But I still wonder about Marrok. The fight between him and...

Are there not plenty of people keen to get in at the top too though? And yet compensation for executives continues to spiral upwards.

There is definitely something going on with wolves and this show. Loth-wolves, Baylan Skoll, Shin Hatti, and Marrok are all wolf related content. I wonder too whether this Sabine storyline is also meant to be a comment on Chirrut Imwe. He was clearly not a Jedi. But I feel like if Sabine learns...

Hopefully next weeks episode is longer with more action. I mean, I do suspect Sabine and Hatti will face off again next week. Though I suppose we did at least learn that the Jedi, not not the Nightsisters, were aware of former intergalactic travel. I wonder whether that will come up in other...

Facebook, of all things, has apparently led me to believe that Marrok could, in fact, be this continuity's Starkiller? Starkiller was a clone of Galen Marek, who was an apprentice of Darth Vader. And the first person he fights is Ahsoka. Coincidence? Edit: Also just realized that the actor...

Plausible that Watto and his species would be more likely to recognize Jedi precisely because they are immune to their mind tricks. You tend to remember the things that feed your ego I think.

There is no way Marrok is Ezra. Far more likely that he is Cal. But the most likely scenario I think is that he is just a former inquisitor. The question for him perhaps is whether he is primarily an associate of Morgan Elsbeth or of Baylan Skoll. If he is an associate of Skoll I think he has a...

I am not sure I like the idea of having a "license" to read a book. That feels like it is stretching the concept too far.