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You know, her leaving her helmet behind might be a symbolic casting off of the Mandalorian ways on the way to embracing the Jedi ways, dark or otherwise.

Episode 5 is being shown in limited theaters here in the US, so it must be something special, maybe at least double-length to justify it. Thrawn and/or Ezra must finally be showing up on-screen in this episode. Or it could just all be about Anakin, with flashbacks and everything, to both her...

There are rumors of a 2nd season and the show is specifically being listed by Disney as Season One, not as a Limited Series.

We need to remember that there is a planned Mandoverse movie that will wrap up all the plot points of the different post-RofJ shows, and that means Thrawn and Co will make it back to their galaxy and will survive until the movie. Maybe he gets captured, like Gideon was, and then freed by his...

Lots of great stuff in this episode. Definitely top two Star Wars series with The Mandalorian. And that surprise at the end was not really a surprise, as we already knew there would be new dialogue for him, as shown in at least one of the trailers. Now, like others, one thing I have noticed in...

The first episode of Mandalorian season one is about 5 years after RotJ. This show is probably set after Din drops Grogu off with Luke and talks to Ahsoka, but before the time jump that occurs before Grogu returns to Din. So about 7 years after RotJ, or if this is also after the time jump, about...

Yeah, when I was a kid and saw Star Wars in the theater in 1977, and read the novelization the same summer, I would have said the Clone Wars were around 40 years before the movie, partly because of the age of Alec Guinness and Peter Cushing.

There are large brick & mortar stores that also have a large presence online and often they have the alt cover versions in their online stores for a discount, at least until they sell out. For example, Miniature Market has both the normal and alt cover versions of Bigby's for $48 right now.

No, Ezra is stuck in the other galaxy with Thrawn. One theory I saw online is that Marrok is Barriss Offee. Yes, the stunt person credited in the show is male, but that does not have to matter.

So every movie or TV show that is a sequel should have no connection to the past stuff it is a sequel for or it can't "stand on its own merits"?

If Skoll does not die during this show, it will make things very awkward for that character, since sadly, the actor who played him, Ray Stevenson, died after filming was completed. It makes me wonder if they went back in and edited it so that the character does end up dying, if he previously did...

Or in other words, this show is great and all of this is awesome and just what we expect from Star Wars.

Well, that was a great start to this series!

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I looked at this a little bit, as I bought the Marvel RPG on Demiplane, and if I do their paid monthly membership, I can share the book with other accounts. I did not look close enough to see if this works with both free accounts and paid accounts, or just paid accounts.

For everyone who has not seen the announcement yet, Disney is going with a new release day and time for Ahsoka, and maybe all future Star Wars and Marvel shows. It will now debut at 9PM Eastern/6PM Pacific on Tuesday night, instead of the old 3AM/Midnight Wed morning release time. And we get the...

I agree with you on Quantumania. I watched it and enjoyed it a lot and did not see hardly any of the supposed negatives the internet hysteria claimed was wrong with it. And I liked Secret Invasion. No, it was not a top tier D+ show, but I still enjoyed it enough that I do not regret watching...

As someone born in the Appalachian Mountains in Virginia, I can say that Appalachia is a specific region within the Appalachian Mountain range. Not everyone living in the mountains is living in Appalachia. Appalachia is Hillbillies and the Hatfield-McCoy feud.

I am still going by what Marvel said and did when they released the playtest, that whatever distribution methods they use for comics, they are using for the game. Yes, that includes Penguin. And yes, back when the playtest book came out, several gaming-only stores I spoke to had no clue it was out.

Marvel is distributing it through the comic book channels, not the gaming book channels, so it is at Walmart, Target, Barnes & Noble, etc, along with probably any comic shop that ordered copies of it.