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[Reef]

Yes, a certain New Republic X-Wing pilot has a cameo. Doooooommmmmm!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hey. If it's one random pilot that we've seen before, whatever. I was talking about if it's plot was somehow tied into all the other shows. As opposed to it being random kids having a random adventure somewhere in the galaxy.

I mean, if it's a good show, I'll watch it no matter what. But the constant need to keep tying everything back to one story line just makes the galaxy feel small.

 

[Paul Farquhar]

I was talking about if it's plot was somehow tied into all the other shows

It’s part of Filoni’s quixotic crusade to fill in the plot holes in the sequel trilogy, in this case where the First Order got all those stormtroopers. But that’s just backstory.

I believe some of the same pirates that appeared in Mandalorian are in this too.

 

[Enevhar Aldarion]

I could easily see Jude Law's character be part of the movie, being a Force user and all. Maybe even goes and helps teach at Luke's new Jedi Academy.

 

[trappedslider]

I could easily see Jude Law's character be part of the movie, being a Force user and all.

about that from an interview with variety:

Law then starts to dissect the cinematography of “Star Wars.” “There are certain shots they don’t allow you to do if you’re the director. You can’t pass through the glass of the spaceship; you have to stay on the outside or inside. I love that. You see the shot and go, ‘Oh, I’m in “Star Wars.”’”

How was it being in possession of the Force?

“Who says I’ve got the Force?” Law asks and laughs.

So either it's misdirection or something else.

 

[pukunui]

So either it's misdirection or something else.

Yeah, he could be like that guy who was pretending to be a Jedi in Obi-Wan Kenobi.

 

[Paul Farquhar]

Yeah, he could be like that guy who was pretending to be a Jedi in Obi-Wan Kenobi.

That’s what I got from the first trailer. A scoundrel with magnets up his sleeves. Those keys don’t move the way force levitation is usually depicted.