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I read the paperback version of the novelization in the summer of 1977, before I had a chance to see the movie. I remember there were differences, of course. The one I still remember is Luke having actual conversations on Tatooine with his friends before they left to join the Rebels. And I think...

I would take another season of The Acolyte over another season of Andor.

Right, just the PDF of the core book and some bonus digital stuff is available. The last email update said physical stuff may start shipping out in September, or about a year later than originally promised. I was expecting to easily have everything by Christmas 2023, partly as a present for...

I see that one of the padawans from Young Jedi Adventures has a Sith version in this show, the little alien Nubs, so if anyone here has little kids that watch that show, you may need to be prepared for them to freak out at seeing an evil version of a loved character.

From what has been said in interviews, yes, that was exactly how it was pitched.

So is Era D10 influenced by the classic D10 dice pool system that is used to the World of Darkness games, as when I hear a game has a D10 system, that is the first thing I think of.

My guess is they steal it from the pirates in an escape attempt and that is the pirate name for the ship.

No, their ship is called the Onyx Cinder. There are several images of it out there, including the LEGO version, but I can't add an image right now.

I would have to dig up the quotes, but it has been confirmed to be part of the Mandoverse and will be one of the shows that ties into the Mando movie that will wrap up all the shows. This other galaxy they end up in is likely the same one that Ahsoka is currently stranded in and they may work...

Maybe the Fantastic Four and the Incredibles are set in the same retro-futuristic 60's setting? ;) Would make for some amusing crossover content.

Or this is a version of Tony Stark, only he was orphaned shortly after birth and taken in by the Von Dooms and raised as Victor? Also, highly likely that his family history gets changed or never mentioned, as being negative about the Romani peoples has become one of those sensitive subjects. Not...

As long as we don't get Dr. Doomlittle.

I saw a list online that also included an example from a canon comic book, I think about the Knights of Ren?

Been a long time since I watched the prequels. But also, from the Obi-Wan series, we know he let one of them live, so he did not go in there so full of hate that no one survived.

I don't think Anakin's changed in the Jedi Temple as he killed the kids because he was more following orders, than actually hating the kids. He did not know those kids, most likely, and was just doing his part in the Sith effort. If anything, his lightsaber should have bled to red when he was...

When the first movie was made, the three main child actors and their characters were the same age or only a year different. Daniel and Rupert were 11 and Emma was only 10. She was actually not old enough to get into Hogwart's at the time, if it were real, as the age for a 1st year was minimum of 11.

Osha killed Sol and went evil, not Mae.

Mother Aniseya started it by getting into Torbin's mind and playing with his desire to return home, so as soon as he realized the twins would prove the Vergence was real, he could not stop himself and had to go and get them. So in a way, she brought about the witches' doom onto them.

Timelords are Hobbits. They don't go on adventure unless they have to or are the very rare one with wanderlust.

Yes, this new season, and the three specials, definitely felt like they were getting back to the more traditional "children's show" that was Classic Who. Modern Who tried too hard to be "grown-up" and serious complicated and a lot of it I just did not enjoy.