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I think that is also part of why Baylan and his apprentice were so compelling - because we didn't actually know what would happen, what they are about, what they are after. That said, I don't think that the end result being a kinda foregone conclusion has to mean the story can't work. You just...

My view as someone whose actually seen the Clone Wars series and Rebels is that we still didn't learn much about who Ashoka is now. If you don't dwell into her past now too much, tell us more who she is now, how she got there. And I feel that we got very little for the time we spend with her. Or...

It will be hard for the new Baylan actor to fill the roles of his predecesors, and without a good one ,that whole storyline could fall apart. It is bothersome that it feels like the last 10+ years Thrawn and Ezra were away, they were almost frozen in time. Okay, Thrawn got some...

There seem to be a bunch of "missions" there that really don't seem interesting enough to pursue. Well, at least one, that painter story with the haunted house (which has horrible annoying mechanics, too). Elder Brain is soon to break free and turn lots of people into slaves and mind flayers...

Wasn't that the name of the Cylon leaders in the Battlestar Galactica: Deadlock game? More seriously, alluding to Clothos, Atropos and Lachesis, the Moirai (Greek goddesses of fate).

So, what are they loading onto the Chimera?

I think it's not an "X-Factor" in the sense there is a specific entity behind it, it's just part of what psychohistory describes - galactic social currents moving to undermine the Empire, leading to its eventual downfall. Some faction opposes the Empire and decices to blow up the Star Bridge...

Tech like we've seen in the vault hasn't been shown off elsewhere (both the season 1 exclusion zone and the season 2 TARDIS interior), which makes it feel a bit of a deus ex machina. But - the interior size was shown off before, and it obviously raised the question - What would that be good for...

Are you sure most of his behaviour towards Foundation was driven by the assassination attempt? I actually think it was mostly by the nature of the conflict with the Foundation. The Foundation is a threat to Empire's might. Both because it predicts the Empire's fall, and because it is expanding...

The final episode was another banger. Lots of strong moments and reveals. (Remember, this is a spoiler thread, so stop reading now if you haven't seen the episode!) Of course, Day was once again played wonderfully by Lee Pace. And what a nice and deserved ending for this Brother Day...

I think the genetic drift was really just some rebel faction trying to undermine the Genetic Dynasty. Just like the Star Bridge's destruction, it's part of society's currents that leads to the downfall of the Empire and thousands of years of barbarism. I think Demerzel cannot hold a too tight...

It was more than just a prison break. The ship was wrecked afterwards, and several people (maybe even the entire crew, not clear right now, but definitely the commanding officer and several crew members) were killed. That is definitely something that would be worth pursuing. Of course, even a...

:cry: I hope season 3 ending will then be that much sweeter...

Trust on the New Republic to deal with the problem? The New Republic that wouldn't even lift a finger to help them with this? And on the flip side, If she could really trust the New Republic to deal with anything, she could also trust them to deal with Thrawn's return. So either she trusts...

Did I see the show is on fire? Foundation is now literally on fire. Doesn't look so good for them. Someone pointed out that this time, the Empire had both Death Star and its X-Wing shooting at exhausts ports... And we have a Rogue One ending, too... Demerzel can be quite mean.

Apparently no one else here is watching? The show really seems to be firing on all cylinders this season.

But they can't, because the weapons have not enough range and if the ships are not flying forwards, they will not generate enough lift and crash down, like any WW1 or WW2 plane would! It's strafing runs or bust. I feel the biggest problem is not that the physics or tactics don't make sense...

C'Boath seemed a bit more ... unhinged in my memory. Unless you mean the original one, not the clone. But it is a good point - maybe when Baylan is talking about power, he is indeed talking about the kind of power clone C'Boath was speaking of.

The design reminded me more of one of the Hyperspace Ring things that the Jedi Starfighters sometimes used in the prequels, but for starships, not starfighters. But the thematic association to Outhbound flight is definitely there.

The pace is a bit slow for the number of episodes they have, but overall, I had some fun. The villains seem interesting at least, and so does the mystery about this extra-galactic location. And for now, the evil mastermind's superweapon is apparently a giant hyperspace ring that allows travel to...