It's like high-functioning sociopathy as a societal trait. To understand those sounds, to know how and why they would cause unbearable distress, yet to have no emotional reaction to the choice to deliberately apply that distress to another being.Yup, the voices of children, no less.
This is the most evil we've seen the Empire. It felt suffocating just watching this episode. I think anyone watching this show, and then watching the OT, will have an even more cathartic experience than we did back in the day. Back then, the Empire was something we loved to hate. Now, it's just something to hate.
I feel like that's the sort of thing that they certainly would have used on Leia in Star Wars and Han in Empire Strikes Back.I'm not disliking the show, but it is starting to drag its feet again. The whole "we torture you with dying children" comes across as mustache twirling evil, but without the humor. It's just over the top ridiculousness, but played totally straight.
I'm not disliking the show, but it is starting to drag its feet again. The whole "we torture you with dying children" comes across as mustache twirling evil, but without the humor. It's just over the top ridiculousness, but played totally straight.
I'm pretty sure the next episode will be...not dragging its feetI'm not disliking the show, but it is starting to drag its feet again.
How do you know the interrogation droids don't incorporate it?So this new interrogation method is so perfect at getting information that they somehow decide to abandon it and go with those interrogation droids in the movies?
Fair point. Maybe the droid does not incorporate it, but uses something newer, that is faster/more evil?How do you know the interrogation droids don't incorporate it?
I suspect that may not number among his goals. He doesn't want to be with her. He wants to be in (what he imagines as) her station.I'm likewise not necessarily liking where they are going with Syril. He's obviously lost his marbles at this point, which is no way to win the girl.
This. They really need to avoid episodes in which nothing happens. It's self-indulgent.I'm not disliking the show, but it is starting to drag its feet again.
Au contraire, mon ami! this is some of the best Star Wars I've ever seen because it's a slow-burn. It's refreshingly different. Though I can see how a generation of ppl who are used to MCU movies might think it's boring.This. They really need to avoid episodes in which nothing happens. It's self-indulgent.
I'm used to 1970s Doctor Who, with 6 episodes of running up and down corridors, and I think it's boring!Au contraire, mon ami! this is some of the best Star Wars I've ever seen because it's a slow-burn. It's refreshingly different. Though I can see how a generation of ppl who are used to MCU movies might think it's boring.
Au contraire, mon ami! this is some of the best Star Wars I've ever seen because it's a slow-burn. It's refreshingly different. Though I can see how a generation of ppl who are used to MCU movies might think it's boring.