Me personally, I thought the reunion between Ezra and Sabine didn't really have that much of an emotional impact as I thought it would. After not seeing in each other for years and how desperate Sabine was to find him, Ezra just shows up and says..."Oh hey, What's up?"

A thought popped into my head: one thing that bothers me is Sabine's lack of thought for Ahsoka. As far as she's concerned she saw Ahsoka die in front of her eyes but she never looks like she's grieving for her.

Long, long ago, in two galaxies far, far away

It's becoming ever clearer what a tragic loss for SW Ray Stevenson's passing was. Skoll is a fascinating character, superbly played by the late actor. Perhaps he will need to be recast for Filoni's vision to be whole. You run a great channel, Thor & Naboo. I for one appreciate and thank you.

I feel like they are succumbing to the same issue that the sequel movies had - they're glossing over some very crucial events that would have/should have transpired during the time jump, and not addressing the "how we got here" aspects of things... How did Ezra escape the star destroyer once they arrived in the other galaxy? Why did Thrawn let him live after all this time? Just how damaged was the star destroyer and how did it sustain all that damage? How did Thrawn manage to convince the Nightsisters to help him? Are there only the 3 of them? Who repaired Thrawn's ship? What good does tying red cloth around storm trooper armor do, and so on...

This should have been ep3 or 4, so we could have gotten some interesting story. In this series. Can't help that I feel that I'm watching a exiting a bit thrilling story when Baylan and Shin are on the screan. When I see Sabine, Ahsoka and Hera it feels like a cartoon. This order is because it feels like it is Sabine in focus not Ahsoka. I also felt that the reunion felt a bit off, more like he'd been gone for a week. I hope something happens and that it's not "Heir to the Empire" with Filonis characters instead of Zahn's. But it could be that Shin is Filonis Mara-Jade.

Apparently EnragedTofu was more emotional about Sabine and Ezras reunion than Sabine and Ezra were

I really know and understand what you said about Ray Stevenson [RIP]. His character demanded so much, I would have loved a Baylan and Shin spin-off.

With all the time you have invested in Star Wars and the passion you have for it. It seems only fitting to have the feelings that you do. That's the charm of this channel as well as plus when we have Naboo's added passion as well. I'm just here for those delicious lightning cakes.

The single biggest flaw of this series is the lack of any sort of emotion from any of the characters when it would be completely natural to do so. Everyone except Baylan is so stoic and wooden that I'm unable to feel much a connection to them. This is from someone who has watched both clone wars and rebels. These characters act nothing like like their animated counterparts and show none of their charm or personality.

i think it was great at exploring the star wars universe in a more mysterious Prometheus or Alien type of way. although we all know how the sequel trilogy all pans out. i just hope we get more about Baylan and his back story. shame that Ray Stevenson passed away, because a whole show/movie about his character wouldve been fantastic

I feel Thrawn will have difficulty in living up to the legend That being said, he may come into his own when he has an actual situation to manage. So far we have only seen glimpses of his intellect

Ezra should have been shocked to see Sabine in this galaxy after 10 years. He was a little too chill. The show needs to explain what Ezra was doing in the last 10 years in this galaxy, why Thrawn couldn't find/capture him, and what Baylon's plan and intentions are.

Weird Ray Stevenson passed away and he is undoubtedly the biggest / interesting character in all Dizziness series Such a sad shame he passed into the other place before knowing a bigger fandom love. RIP Ray the good die too young ❤️

Thrawn was underwhelming. He didn't come off as the menacing genius tactician that I read about in the books. Sabine wasn't scared of him at all which really undercut his threat level. Sabine finding Ezra was just too easy, all she had to do was stumble over a lobster person. Their reunion should have been impactful and emotional but fell FLAT. Honestly I could only rate it between 5 and 6.

It's a great episode. Aside from all the big things (Thrawn, Ezra, the Night Sisters, Baylan's plan, etc) the small things stick out too, like the damage to the Chimera and Ezra's chainmail that appeared to made from Stormtrooper dogtags hinting at a thousand untold stories.

Never felt like the entered a new Galaxy.

Thrawn would have had a Turtle-Ewok army rebuilding his ship and Ezra in a carbonite conference table.

There should have been some tears when Sabine and Ezra found each other after all this time imo.

So the one person she's looking for in a entirely different galaxy on an entire planet and she finds him in a day. SERIOUSLY??? Think about this for just a minute.

I do hope the final two episodes blows me away

this show should've been called "Star Wars: Far Far Away"

I thought what was expected ended up being non-motivating. I mean after years of missing each other the Sabine and Ezra scene was downright lacking the emotion you would expect. I know that at first, when I saw Thrawn and his potbelly I was "not the Thrawn I knew", and then I thought for a moment and said to myself "What, about ten years have passed, and he is how old" and I was okay with it. My biggest of all thoughts was this: The Great Admiral Thrawn was trapped in this place for ten years, he couldn't fix his ship [ok argument is where does he get material] and most importantly he couldn't find Ezra [unbelieveable].

Ask again in 2 weeks and see what the results are then. The key jangling is like the candy coating on one of those big hallow gum balls... It tastes good when you first bite in it tastes sweet, but it doesn't last long, and is actually pretty cheap.

8:48 I agree. I think Baylon’s and Huyung’s story time are both worthy of endless screen time.

This episode was okay at best. There were great moments and visuals but these don't make for an awesome episode. Never mind characters that act like how a child would write but the plot and situation is so contrived it completely wrecks immersion. Ezra hiding out amongst his Fraggle friends giving them Rebel medallions, but some how Elon Thrawn can't find him just half a day's ride away. Its ridiculous. If there is a plurality of fans who think this was awesome then you the fanbase can not complain about the volume low level fanfic that is shoveled in their general direction by the Disney "writers" because by the fans own definition, it can not get better than this.

My hope is that Faloni is bringing in this other galaxy to introduce the threat of the Grisk/Yuuzhan Vong to the normal star wars galaxy. I hope

Although I did watch Clone Wars (and the Ahsoka/Maul episodes of Rebels, more or less), I now know how people who didn't watch those shows feel about this show. I didn't read ANY of the Thrawn novels ('Legends' or Current Canon). If the show makes reference to events in those (like him knowing about Anakin/Vader) I would feel a bit left out/lost as well.

Neither Thrawn nor Ezra reacted like people who had essentially been in exile for ten years. They should be more angry, full of despair or lonely or something.

Best thing about the six was the brief scenes of Baylan and Shin, also Thrawn's intro and scenes... Sabine is becoming my least favorite character and the reunion was so anticlimactic. I swear this version of Sabine is an extension of Kennedy...

I think then slowing down and focusing on seeing the table for the final two episodes was definitely the right move to follow last weeks episode.

I think the "power" Baylan feels is Abeloth.

BTW Thor, the force does exist on a universe basis, in the morris arc the father talks about how his children will destroy not just the galaxy but the universe itself. I imagine that a good lord reveal would be that the specific dark and light side in our galaxy doesn’t apply to other galaxies, but nightsister magic originates in this other galaxy and is that manifestation of the living force

I fear it will not age well once the nostalgia hit wears off.

I like that they are going to another galaxy. But I just wish that another galaxy were something totally different than what we are used to seeing in the ‘regular galaxy.’ The local species need to be more exotic. The atmosphere must feel as ‘alien’ as possible. So far, it’s not bad, but it kind looks just the same as in the regular galaxy. If another galaxy looks just the same as the first, why was there a need to even invent a new galaxy in Star Wars?

Thor's genuine love for Star Wars is front & center and pretty hard to overlook. It's also the reason why my own love for Star Wars has deepened. 🙏

Also I'd like to see interaction between Baylon and Huyang

Hey Thor. Is Ahsoka really needed for the Ahsoka show? The reality is Ahsoka did not really fit in Rebels either. She is a character that was interesting and significant during the period of the clone wars as the Padawan of Anakin, but should have faded into history with his fall to the dark side. Instead the Filoni verse has recast the Star Wars universe around Ahsoka. Nothing happens without her now. Lucas told a story about the Skywalker family, Filoni is telling a story about Ahsoka Tano. The entire show could be retold without her specific involvement. Just substitute any prequel era Jedi and the story holds (obviously except for the Anakin World between Worlds). Shoehorning an offscreen Sabine-Ahsoka relationship into the post rebels period does not create an emotional attachment. It is nice to see Baylon and Shin slowly divulge their history and relationship. It is just sad they are countered by the manufactured and synthetic Ahsoka - Sabine relationship. Still enjoying the show, but having hard time placing it in the greater Star Wars universe. Thanks for all your great content!

If you pay attention to that previously section they pointed out that Ashoka was unconscious for 1 rotation. That means this episode is her playing catch up. They also mentioned it would take 3 rotations (days or episodes) to load the cargo. Episode 5 was some of the best Star Wars since I saw Empire in the theater in the original release. Episode 6 was good, but that was setting up the next two rotations where we see why everyone wants to get the heck out of this galaxy that Balon is drawn to. They tee'd it up nicely, let's see if the drive it down the fairway, or drop it in the pond.

I just hope they're not going to be like oh the Jedi and the Sith came from this other galaxy

As Shania Twain once said... that don't impress me much.

It’s so sad that Ray Stevenson isn’t here to experience the appreciation from Star Wars fans.

Hey Thor, I’m anticipating that Ezra and Thrawn have reasons for leaving each other alone. Thrawn’s too smart to leave Ezra there, and Ezra saw him as too much of a threat to just run off and hide for a decade. Maybe Thrawn is welching on the deal now that he’s got a ride home, but I think it’s got something to do with that power Baylan’s seeking. Like Thrawn knows Ezra can keep it (Abeloth??) at bay or something. I’m hoping we get some exposition next episode around that. I also think these series on Disney+ would fare better as anthology series from various points of the timeline. Like the “Tales of” books and comics were back in the day. And we’ve had Tales of the Jedi now, but we could also do Tales of the Dark Times (Andor, Kenobi), Tales of the New Republic (Mando, Boba, and Ahsoka), etc, instead of character focused names, which then force a single focus for what are usually ensemble stories.

I don't get why Ezra should be so upset with Sabine. The Rebellion won. Palpatine is dead. The Empire lost. So what if Thrawn comes back? He shouldn't be much of a threat anymore with (theoretically) such limited resources. Sabine isn't aware of the Shadow Council. Does Sabine know that the New Republic is so much of a joke? Sure, they didn't initially send help to her and Ahsoka, but once there is undeniable evidence of Thrawn returning, then Sabine should believe that the New Republic would (theoretically) be able to amass a huge fleet to take him out easily.

One detail I've not heard anyone talk about in discussions about ep. 6. Thrawn is super detail oriented, meticulous, no? Look how thread-bare and frayed his collar is. Yeah Peridia is a harsh world, resource poor, and yeah, it seems his people are all witch-zombies. And He's taking pains to present professionally, but, his uniform is getting shabby. How frayed is his mind after these ten years?

Lol, mine must have been the only negative comment Thor received, because all I saw in this one was a love shower 😅

For me it kind of depends on where they're going. Thrawn I'm undecided on. If he's planning on using the nightsisters to get back, dispose of Shin and Baylon and never cared about Ezra other than a nuisance then this might work. Get rid of the lightsaber Force wielders, use the witches to get home and find a way to dispose of them later. I was always under the impression he was using imperial forces to protect his homeworld as much as wield personal power. I know him more from the books than from Rebels, though. There are so many ingredients of something great here, and they're being mixed by a mediocre cook. I liked this episode, but like all of them so far I feel like they could be SO much better.

I saw someone say that Ezra’s chainmail shirt was made out of imperial dog tags, I dunno if that’s confirmed or not but if it is then lemme tell you, no wonder why Thrawn no longer wants to send troops after him

It doesn’t feel like another galaxy and they won’t have enough time to cover it.

I think introducing a new galaxy allows story tellers to tell new stories without having them connect to old one in the original galaxy. Plus the super geeks will have a blast mapping out 2 galaxies. Baylan said this where children stories come to life. Makes me think there’s some wild stuff going on in this galaxy. I want to explore it so bad.

I think it should have been the galactic centre and not the unknown regions. Any cataclysm would be more threatening to the 'important' worlds

The one thing I will say, and I’m gonna timestamp this in relation to the video is, I don’t think Ezra had the foresight that he was banishing thrawn to another galaxy and eliminating him as a risk to the extent that he did, when he called on the space whales. I think Ezra was getting him out of the immediate situation. He had no idea the extent to what he was doing much like what ahsoka said “I have no idea”. 3:57

Hey Thor, Baylon said he is after the Beginning. It has to be related to the Son or Abalyth (the mother) The Son makes more sense however as Moreye is a part of Ashoka herself. It would mean there is some hope to stop the Son through Ahsoka. Perhaps in the upcoming series. I would imagine that the Son would be coming back to the Star Wars galaxy to set up another series and the movie and set the First Order and New Republic truce. As there seems to be many worlds still liking the advantages and ideology of the Empire

Once again Shin and Baylan are the absolute best part of this episode and that's saying something because we also got the live action Debut of Grand Admiral God Damn Thrawn who's one of the all time greats in star wars It just goes to show you how amazing Baylan and Shin are

I kinda like the idea cause I've always wondered who was telling the story of SW. Every movie starts with "in a galaxy far far away", I've always wondered where the humans came from, and always imagined that everything on SW had already happened, thats why it starts with "a long time ago, in a Galaxy far far away".

As an aside, I just wanted to mention how much I agree with your considerations regarding appropriate accolades for each episode. There's no shortage of sites on YT that think EVERYTHING that appears on screen in a Star Wars show, is immaculate perfection that has zero flaws and if you point any out, you are quite obviously a hater that tortures kittens. I click off of such sites quicker than I clicked on them. Pointing out flaws, as any adult will know, is the best way to ensure (should the points reach the creators) said flaws don't continuously reappear.

Personally I liked the little nods and winks. Like Hyuang suggesting that Star wars is a fairy tale in the other galaxy (psyop about aliens telling us their story?) Also they retconned hyperspace barrier around SW galaxy which was super interesting. But most I enjoyed Baylan talking about his past because it could very easily fit to fans of the empire or old Jedi. Also Baylan wanting to rebuild the order, maybe the first order? Perhaps what calls to Baylan is clone of Palpatine and we learn HOW Palpatine has returned.

I think no one would have complained about not having Ahsoka in episode 6. The difference with BOBF is that Sabine is a characters from the show which we can consider as another main character, and what the episode shows us is important for the rest of the series. While in BOBF Mando was not seen previously in that show, and the story shown don't have any use for BOBF...

8:28 also games. I wanna say one of the TIE fighter games and a couple of others.

A thought occured Baylan mentioned sensing some power yes? I'm thiniking Bendu, as he may still have a connection with Thrawn. Could be interesting to further explore that character

As for the new galaxy vs just having Thrawn be in another area of the same galaxy, I think Filoni wanted Thrawn in a situation that made it more difficult for him to just find his way back. After all he has 10 years to do so and I suspect a lot of fans would not have accepted Thrawn struggling to navigate across their galaxy in that time. I also think they won't spend much time in that galaxy as I suspect they are intending to have the night sisters become a bigger element in the rise of Thrawn's new First Order I think Filoni is trying to fix up the writing of the ST a bit through this show, that is to try to give a better beginning to all that through Thrawn and not rely on Snoke or Palpatine and his clones. That said I do think it is very possible that one or more of these characters chooses to stay in the other galaxy as a means of an exit and grand end to them. I think if this wasn't the plan for Baylan all along perhaps it will be the explanation they give as to what happened to him in season 2.

I've been terribly excited to finally see the characters again, and it's caused me to overlook the many problems that are blatantly obvious. After hearing many opinions, I'd have to agree the show as a whole has been handled poorly when compared to what it could have been. I wish we would have gotten the 2nd rebels series instead. 22 episodes rounded to 30 mins a piece would have done the job better. We would have had a lot of time to explore the new galaxy if they didn't have an 8 episode limit. The characters also wouldn't have gone through these dramatic transitions that have caused massive controversy. I understand they were trying to market the characters to the large majority, but the problem is that the common knowledge of the characters past presented is vastly unknown to a large sum of people they're trying to attract. With this considered, they poorly introduced the characters and barely provided enough information to allow viewers to have any sense for the characters ambitions. They didn't give too much insight on the events of the years between rebels and ashoka either. I think the show, regardless, was going to be hard to pull off when looking at the full picture. The poor writing didn't help. I won't lie though, I've enjoyed the show to some degree, but it's been a failed attempt at something that had the potential to be incredible. We got two eps left, let's hope for the best

I hope this show answers the questions/speculations new Star Wars fans have. I fear that all the hope and want to New Star Wars have will be left overall unfulfilled by what will be given in this series conclusion.

I kind of hope we don't get much about this galaxy. The new galaxy served it's purpose to plot by explaining where Thrawn and Ezra went, but now it should be left. Its far too hard to get to mingle well with the main galaxy, and so the main galaxy should remain the focus of world building. There's still so much more to know to integrate with the main story and history, it would be a shame to throw it all away

I love that David Tennant saying 'a long time ago, in a galaxy far far away' is now actual Star Wars canon.

Nothing has faster decanonized a work for me than the mere mention of other galaxies in Star Wars. Absolutely not under any circumstances. It is literally in the premise.

I mean, missing the obvious. I think Baylan would have just force ripped it out of her hand if he really thought she was going to destroy it, it's probably why he still shoved Ahsoka off the cliff even though Sabine was threatening the map. So really, Sabine's only choices were surrender or die.

I liked the episode I did feel it was rushed. I would have like more adventure to find Ezra. Looking forward to more of Ahsoka in the show and how they will ever return home if they do Also how will Ezra react to how Sabine got there

Hey Thor, did you see the tweet or video about someone translating the Night Sister temple wall?? It’s regarding the dark Zeffo we learned about in Jedi Fallen Order. Thoughts?

Personally, I voted for the poll as "awesome". Thrawn was how I imagined him, but I thought Ezra was so good (though he's somehow morphed 1:1 into his dad from Rebels). Most importantly for me, the big reveals are over with and now we just get to *ENJOY* Thrawn, Ezra, and the others for the final two episodes without constantly waiting for a big reveal.

I never consider any show to be anything but Star Wars! No matter what the subtitle is it is always Star Wars! When I talk to my friends, i ask “ Did you see the new Star Wars episode! Not Did you see the new “Ahsoka” episode!

I was disappointed with the Ezra and Sabine reunion. I expected something a lot closer to when Master Chief finds Cortana in Halo 3. Her simply saying, “You found me” and her voice is just………broken. And Chief just lifts her up (figuratively) . That scene gives me goosebumps to this day; and I really had hoped for something similar here.

hey ! There's 3 layers to star wars. the non unified species layer. the unified force layer , and the deeper layer. that which manifests the force. its quite like our Universal layer, our World Layer and our Quantum layer. this is part two the 2nd generation of Star Wars.

Yay! We got a trip in a Guild heighliner, sorry, Pergil, to visit the Reverend Mothers, sorry, the Nightsisters, and their army of Death Commandos, sorry, Night troopers. But, seriously, it's nice that the new planet of space whales looks exactly the same as actual Wales. Neat touch.

Something to think about. We haven't even explored the entirety of planet earth, yet we reach for the stars. The reason this is a new galaxy is not any practical reason. It's a matter of how it feels to push beyond clear boundaries.

I think we will look back at this show one day and think it would have been better if Dave didn't have to prove himself. If he could have had the time he really needed like if this show didn't have to wow in one season.

Some plot conveniences and lingering questions, but the episode itself was still good. The best thing going off the show is that it’s traversing new ground that isn’t dependent on the sequels. As long as it makes sense to the characters and established lore, I’m game.

I really like what we have and it makes me excited for the finale, hoping they stick the landing

I agree that it's not necessary at all to go to a whole new galaxy. In terms of ancient civilizations with force connections, the unknown regions or the deep core would have worked. I was liking the idea that the ancient civilization could have had something to do with the rakata but ig not

"far far away, donkey. FAR - far - away!"

We do need to remember this show are only has eight episodes and some parts might deem to be speeded up a bit but we need to also remember that it is gonna be a second season probably I may be more stuff can happen in that to do with the planet in this new galaxy and there’s only so much you can fit into a episode

I like that Ezra looks like his father with the curly hair and beard. Honestly did a double-take at his introduction.

Has Thrawn explored any of this new galaxy? If not, why not? Also, Assuming the Purrgil and the Eye of Sion travel at roughly the same speed, then the Eye was about a day ahead of them. The opening scene with Ahsoka and Huyang could just be recognizing that.

*Thor, C'mon Bro....* At this point, Star Wars is the "Cleveland Browns" of franchises. 🤔... 😳🤯 V *"NUFF SAID"™️*

Here’s an intriguing realization: there seems to be a correlation between popularity of character and accent. The more popular characters in Ahsoka all speak in non-American accents (Baylan, Shin, Thrawn, Huyang, etc) while the performers mostly deemed “underwhelming” speak in modern American accents (Sabine, Hera, Ahsoka). I have a theory that American audiences don’t like their characters in escapist sci-fi stories to sound like a kid working at the local mall…it takes away from the escapist element. Thoughts?

Now that we've found Ezra, i cant help but feel like the whole Ghost crew should have been here. Sabine is no more or less family than the others. Also, gotta rant about the wolf thing. Sabine is colossally stupid for shooing away her only means of transport. It abandoned her? Yeah, its an animal. They do that when spooked. It hasnt been shown to be a predator. Also, shes on the clock in unfamiliar territory, she needs speed more than anything. Finally, spending time on this on episode six of eight when there are SO MANY other things to cover seems wasteful. Could have spent way more time on Ezra's reunion.

With everything leading to the sequels, I’m glad there’s new official territory that hopefully some good directors and writers can explore - especially with the Rey trilogy coming out 😬

A few points of interest; - Do we know at what point of the series Ray Stevenson passed away? Was it prior to the Ashoka film, after the end of S-1? During S-2 filming? I suspect whenever it was will provide a clue as to just how much his importance will continue to impact the storyline. The character of Baylan is profound and I miss Ray so much already. - If this new planet is the Pyrgll graveyard, are we to believe that all the Pyrgll accompanying Asohka, are doing a lemming run and going there to die? - I realize that so far Shin is still giving us "abandoned puppy" vibes but I do like her and hope her character becomes far more in either the film and/or S-2. Since we know Baylan's time with us is sadly fleeting, it would be a shame to lose her also, in what I suspect will be an upcoming battle between Ezra-Baylan and Sabine-Shin. - I've come to believe that Thrawn's Stormtroopers are in fact undead. Despite the fact they have limited resources, if alive, they still have access to soap and water and I cannot believe that Thrawn, being a military genius, would overlook the importance of his troops keeping their armour if not as mended as possible, at least clean! No Leader would allow living soldiers to reach that level of being so unkempt.

Hey Thor! I have a totally out of universe support for why a new galaxy. First let me say, I agree with you that there is SOO much Legends Canon that can be explored. And here is my argument. With the Fan Base so heavily divided between "Disney Canon" and Legends, the choice of using a new Galaxy has a big benefit. One that makes Filoni look even more like he cares. Going to a new galaxy allows him to tell his story without stepping on loved and cherish stories from the EU. What do you think? Possible theory? Let me know what you think in the comments (LMAO) 😅

There are definitely some parts I could nitpick about this episode but overall, I really enjoyed it. Aside from Thrawn looking a bit like a blue tinted Elon Musk with a paunch, it was fantastic to see his live action debut. Ezra's casting was excellent and the little bit we saw of hime seemed to fit with the character perfectly. The highlight for me continues to be Balan. He is such a deeply fascinating character who has so much potential that will now sadly, never be realized because of Ray's passing. Still, I'm looking forward to the last 2 episodes to see where all this takes us and I'm sure I will be annoyed about having to wait for season 2 after the inevitable cliffhanger conclusion.

I voted that it was pretty good. I didn't like how easy Sabine found Ezra. I think I would have preferred it had Ezra found Sabine using the Force. But in general with the Ahsoka series, I really like the idea of expanding the lore. Staying in the same box over and over again can get monotonous.

Not a toon fan so haven’t been interested in this show but I have to say from what I’ve seen in episode 6 I’m fully on board. Don’t f**k this up David.

10:19 Man, I wonder if that says anything about Ahsoka as a character and how done the majority of the fanbase is of her. Specially after she manipulated Luke into being a Prequel Era Jedi by forcing ultimatums on "Attachments" on to Grogu, Luke's literal ONLY apprentice JEDI! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Honestly, I think we'll find that Ezra fell a bit. Not fully, but he cooperated with Thrawn for survival and did something dark. Maybe he awoke this thing Baylan is focusing on.

All Disney has done is walk back the major plot points of the original trilogy. Now they walk back rebels and ignore the books part of their publishing in the books. Still, seems Disney could ignore the sequel trilogy based on the fact the writers just ignore the plot points so much.

I miss the old days of the prequels when we could all complain to each other about what we didn't like about the movies, and yet know that we were still all Star Wars fans who wanted the best for the franchise.

I think they had to throw Thrawn and Ezra far outside the galaxy since they would have had no chance to return.

Yay! Finally got a comment in a video after 7 years 🤣🤣🤣 thanks Thor!

I’m feeling mush more cautiously optimistic inside of optimistic after Thrawn revealed he didn’t know Ahsoka here’s a line from the book, "it worked pretty well for the droid fighters Ahsoka was up against at the time too" - Padme to Thrawn. So I’m very nervous that Thrawn won’t know Anakin. I hoped he doesn’t ask of say anything along the lines “who is Anakin” unless it’s directly to Ahsoka asking her what it was like to train under him. For Ezra if he does so easily forgive Sabine hopefully it’s cause he is fine with Thrawn returning after finding out about the great threat of the Grysk/Vong

I really wanted to see Sabine turn to the dark side...