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So much awesome in the 1st episode! Also, small end-credits scene, which is an Easter Egg for the comic books.

Just 8 more hours and we get the 1st of 6 episodes for season 2. Is everyone excited? Also, if anyone wants to add the trailers here, go for it, as I won't have the chance to link in anything before the show starts tonight.

No, each of the five seasons was supposed to cover one of the five years leading up to Rogue One. Season 1 still covers that first year, but now Season 2 will cover the remaining four years at one three-episode arc per year, so lots of time jumping in the second season Or at least that was the...

Wow, so many more complaints and petty nitpicks here than any other place online where I follow the show. All 8 episodes were fun and entertaining and not once did I feel like I was about to take a nap, unlike with Andor, where maybe half of the episodes almost had me dozing off from the...

Three hours to go! I wonder what kind of cliffhangers were are going to get? After all, no way to wrap everything up in 45 minutes.

Representation is good and a wheelchair mini is fine. My only thing is, like another poster said, the ones on these minis look too modern, like they rolled out of a 19th century hospital. Also, where is the wheelchair-bound Warforged mini?

It is likely that Ezra did not want the light saber because maybe he was afraid his Force powers and the Kyber crystal interacting would be a huge beacon that would alert the Nightsisters to exactly where he was.

Not sure what you were seeing, but the actor perfectly portrayed Ezra.

Now that we have confirmation that this show is taking place after Mandalorian season 3, yeah, between 8 and 10 years after the space whales kidnapped them, depending on the exact time jump that happened between Grogu being left with Luke and then returning to Din.

Just wanted to point out/remind people that the time period between The Hobbit and LotR was used because that is what the rights limited them to using. Free League, and Cubicle 7 before them, uses the rights that Sophisticated Games got from Middle-Earth Ent.

Neil Patrick Harris is seen in the trailer playing The Toymaker, a villain from season three of the first Doctor, a 4-part story where sadly only the 4th part still exists. The first three parts are amongst the early episodes that are still lost.

That is too bad. I found AiME to be superior to TOR and easier to learn/teach and easier to run. And the Journey system was so good that C7 released it as a stand-alone product for 5E D&D.

Or Adventures in Middle-Earth, or the newer LotR 5E, or Esper Genesis, which shows a different version of sci-fi than Doctors & Daleks, but still works well using 5E.

I have never played the MMO, but from what I understand, all the other FF worlds connect to the world in FF XIV and there are in-game crossover events, so the lore of all the FF games may be fair game.

Hm, maybe? I am just so used to the shows from Marvel and Star Wars debuting on Wednesday after midnight (now Tuesday nights), that my brain just automatically said those are both on the same day, at the same time, and that couldn't be right. Now I wonder if only the Loki season debut will be...

Has anyone seen or heard anything about maybe getting both episodes 7 and 8 next week? I wonder because Loki season 2 starts with two episodes on Oct 5 at 9pm, but that would be the airtime for episode 8 of Ahsoka, if we only get episode 7 next week. Or does Ahsoka have a weird 7-episode season?

Good thing there is different stuff for different people. I consider every episode of Ahsoka to be better than at least 10 of the 12 episodes of Andor. Ahsoka feels like Star Wars to me, while Andor does not.

I never played Druids that way, in that personal Balance was not the factor, but world Balance instead. There is more than enough evil being done in the world that if a Druid did stuff more on the Good side, it was alright.

Dude, someone needs to feed Sabine some magic mushrooms and open up her Chakras, so that she can become One with the Universe and feel the Force flowing through and around her. ;)

Well, Baylan was specifically trained as a Jedi in the old days before Order 66, and Shin was trained by him, as he put it: "not to be a Jedi, but to be better than them." Filoni also specifically gave them the orange light sabers to show they are not Sith or as outright evil as the Sith. And...