Even leaving a little scar, I guess in Star Wars medical treatment is top notch and they can just magically heal internal organs.

I guess they wanted to prove that not all ships are a she

@@afeliasI see what you did there. Nice one!

It’s happened over and over again in Star Wars, never stab unless you’re fighting qui gon.

@@maulressurected4405if it was a bullet y’all wouldn’t have said shit if she survived

Gen-Z feminist indoctrinate, classic portrayal. The word "insufferable" immediately springs to mind.

Yeah, "we don't serve their kind here" ^_^

There was also the 'out of shot' issue that the droid was droid-spreading on his seat....

Boy are the feminists going to hate AI.

Or maybe just maybe they are providing more context Into the history and relationship between the two characters and you're a child.

Shitting on the originals is what woke femproducers seem to be most competent at.

Yep, thank you!

That's so insane. This is yet ANOTHER example of what looks like someone trying to DELIBERATELY destroy the company.

Not to mention; exiting hyperdrive just a touch too late would mean exiting on the face of a planet. It's why a BIG deal is made about gravity wells and star-chart maps and asteroid maps being well-made and why, I dunno, HAN SOLO was such a big deal for being able to plot such an efficient course.

This is why I stopped watching this trash after Book of Boba Fett. It can only ruin the six real movies if one exposes themselves to it too much.

THIS! It's the difference between a handgun and say, something like the 25 mm cannon on a Bradley. Just shows how little knowledge the snowflakes writing this show have of actual weapons, even conceptually. No understanding of scale or magnitude.

You've never seen a samurai deflect a tank round? 😂

@@ArcaneAnouki Once. His name was Jack, I believe.

@@melchiormagni That’s a good point. For me, it’s still bad continuity. But it makes sense when you look at it that way.

yep. but you have to think about the scale of power from the shields, a shield on a ship can take a lot more than a droidekas shield, and the guns on those other fighters may just be weak, cuz to me the ships look hella old and the blasters don't sound like they pack a punch. but thats just my own opinion.

DITTO! Star Wars has become another long episode of "My Ruined Childhood'.

same lol

Did you at least buy crypto?

I've read about 20 more books this year that I would have normally due to all the TV I *haven't* watched, lol

This is a new age of entertainment based on the old entertainment we loved.

It just seems that Star wars has been dumbed down so much.

But she is a woman. All women deserve to be Generals after being oppressed by the patriarchy their whole lives!

Considering previous generals? Probably the smartest star wars general

To be fair, Hera is just pulling the same strategy Luke would pull during the Battle of Hoth. Luke: Rogue Group lets make runs at the enemy in the only direction those walkers weapons can face. Also the Empire. Veers: My Lord, shall we bring down mobile anti-aircraft support for our forces? Vader: What is anti-aircraft support? Veers: A mobile platform that provides cover to our forces from air attacks. The country we are based off of called National Socialist Germany is famous for having many versions of them, as well as the other nation we get compared to called the Soviet Union during the Cold War. Vader: No. That would make our job too easy and we want the Rebels to have a sporting chance. (This is a joke folks, but it is a legit issue that I have with Star Wars ground battles. And Disney just makes things worse by creating battles worse than Hoth.) But yes under Disney combat scenes have gotten worse. Whether its Lightsaber duels (they look like two people trying to beat each other with baseball bats rather than actual swordsman), Ground battles or Space battles. Disney just sucks at making even decent action scenes. I'll go back to watching the Dogfight series if I want my dogfight highs, cause at least the 3d recreations are entertaining and actually keep my interest; even when the series can get some things wrong.

@@taags I cherish the old movies, but have decided that to get my sci-fi fix I need to read books.

Dune part two coming up next year!

And then he shoots lightning 🌩

​@@jasongarcia2140Yeah bro, the only movie I look forward to. It got me into the books, I'm on the 4th now.

"The Emperor! He is coming here?" And you can see the look on the Commanders face, he is terrified! There is nothing like that in Disney Star Wars.

"the emperor is not as forgiving as I am" says it all for me.

good point! 🤣

Or space, or gravity, or tactics of any kind

Or any kind of conflict. Even a disagreement.

They don't seem to understand anything at all.

The Kyle Rittenhouse situation makes more sense with this context.

That's what you got from TFA? My take was that the Rebellion killed the Emperor, and instead of the empire collapsing, the First Order immediately was able to bring all the fractured parts back together and carry on like nothing happened. Hence why they call rhe "good guys" the Resistance throughout the Disney Star Bores

@@BlueCheeseCross95 Well, the republic didn't know about it because Disney made a group of terrorists with no clearly established logistics covertly build in less than 30 years a thing the entire republic would've spent centuries on.

​@atrane365 except in the last jedi the film can't decide if they are rebels or resistance. I always the first order were just remnants of the empire, since they use their stuff even down to the stormtrooper armor.

@@atrane365 Disney's canon - the literature, not the movies - established that while the empire was reformed back into the republic after the -death- beginning of Palpatine's 30-year vacation, the new government led by suddenly moronified Mon Mothma was so bad with the other heads of the former rebel alliance being too stupid to do anything about it, that no one really cared about the First Order forming from the remaining empire loyalists during the next 30 years. Only Leia and her closest allies (not Han and Luke, though) did, creating the Resistance as a separate organization from the republic that, while supporting the Resistance, was still only mildly bothered. Even when the First Order started to blow up planets.

As other replies mentioned, they had the capability to build but also SUPPLY (which presumably required resources on a scale ten times more vast than even the original Death Star which all but bankrupted the Imperial Navy and Tarkin himself wanted the Emperor to instead spend that money on dozens more superdreadnoughts or thousands more regular star destroyers which would have been much more useful in actually pacifying the galaxy) the planet death star, and yet despite there being ZERO chance that the republic didn't have any idea of these massive amounts of resources being refined and supplies being shipped all in one specific direction, as you said they just said "Nah, it'll be fine" right up until Diverse Lady watched the Starkiller blast heading straight for her. Also, on that note, how did literally nobody in the fucking Republic Navy find it strange that factions in the new republic were convincing them to pull the ENTIRE fleet into close orbit of the planet? They KNOW VERY WELL about superweapons capable of obliterating planets in a single blast, and yet thought nothing of 'demilitarizing' by pulling everything in close to the planet LMAO, it's writing so bad only a mother could love it, and by mother I mean KK.

And they keep crappin on him for it

Given that's David Tennant anybody else would be continuously saying they have a bad feeling about this!

You're the main character Mary Sues who are so self assured they know they're never going to die and will win everything easily in the end, will you act like it godammit!

They think men can be women, science doesn't matter to these people.

Dude I uttered it almost out lound. With the word switch when Han tells Finn "That's not how the Force works" I was like "That's not how the space works" .. it's just so stupid .

Then why does Ashoka have two lightsabers ??🤨🤨

I'm willing to grant that ships have an impulse engine for slowing down, like it'd make sense to have a way for precision speed control

Why are you complaining about realism in Star Wars? You know there’s no noise in space right?

Thrawn would be problematic because he acts in support of the bigoted power structure, because he believes there's something worse out there than the bigots at home. Meanwhile, the woke mob is up in arms about microaggressions while ignoring, say, the beatings the Saudi religious police dole out on a regular basis.

Smh such a waste

She's so quirky and relatable, that's what the "writers" probably thought.

Kinda of realistic actually... At least with some women I personally know lol

That just represents the 30 year old generation right now. People who never matured.

@@szeltovivarsydroxan9944 true

Yea that’s called personality

"Their older that's why they act totally different" argument is making a come back. I still remember when that was the premiere defense for Luke acting like Jake Skywalker in TLJ.

@@aadd2935 depends on how the change. If she covered herself in a suit made up of flounders and peanut butter, it'd be change, but not good change.

@@aadd2935 if you make a 10 year old (or younger, I don’t remember exactly) behave like an experienced adult rebel general who sometimes is smarter than a Jedi master, yes, it’s bad writing cause it doesn’t make sense; if you drain the personality off characters with a quirky recongnizable attitude and turn them into stoic non expresive mannequins that communicate by staring at each other, yes, it´s also bad

Anyways, if your character got giga boring as he got older, maybe don't make a show about the later part of his life then ?

Disney and leftists =|= logic.

As Drinker put it, it's quite literally up to the whims of whichever writer is writing Current Project. One almost might wonder if it's by design. Disney seems to be doing their best to de-mystify the entire Star Wars IP, removing everything that made it special and turning it into more by the numbers slop like the MCU. If (and when) Thrawn shows up but gets immediately #GirlBoss put in his place by witch(?) lady (I can never remember her name LMAO) and is forced to grovel before her to get the right to command the Imperial Remnant navy, we will have our final proof that yes, this was always KK's goal. She suffered long enough assisting those evil Manfolks like Lucas and Spielberg who got all the credit and money and accolades (never mind that it's because THEY invented the fucking IPs and the stories, and she was just essentially hired help), now she will show EVERYONE that their work is not as respectable and fun and worth enjoying as we thought!!! Her pathological need for 'revenge' has led to this constant bombardment of female characters with zero character other than "Me strong, men bad" played by actresses who get on stage and clearly know nothing about Star Wars, even Disney Star Wars, but what they DO know and gladly harp on and on about, is how diverse they are and how strong their character is... I wonder why that is?

Or, for somewhat less cultured people, the times in Star Trek when they almost lose the ship, but Picard/Kirk/their officers have to remain stoic and unmoved in front of their crews, but there is always the times right after when they are alone and allow the facade to fall enough for the viewer to see the pain and torment

Isn't it funny that they always say men should show more emotions yet they write all women to be stoic as hell.

Agreed. A personal favorite of mine is Spencer Tracy in "Northwest Passage" (1940.) Tracy put on a clinic on how to portray leadership and command presence as the legendary Robert Rogers in that film. Tracy's "Major Rogers" is the kind of leader that one would follow into combat. Late in the movie, Rogers' Rangers on a grueling march are starving and exhausted with the only things keeping them going is Rogers' leadership and his promise that at their destination there will be food, warmth, and shelter. As they near the place, Rogers runs ahead and discovers that he's been cruelly let down. There is no food. Knowing that the promise that he made to his men won't be kept, he breaks down in tears. When his men approach giddy with anticipation for the food, he quickly composes himself and resumes the mantle of command before his men can fall into total despondency. (Does anyone think modern Hollywood would allow a "girlboss" to have such a moment of even a temporary weakness such as Tracy's Rogers' heartbroken tears?)

If you had any knowledge of these characters at all you would know that they aren’t “gerlbosses”. They have done no PC or woke things whatsoever in this show so far. I don’t know what y’all are watching

@@tipsyt1909 simp harder

when did this happen because thats not what I remember from the character in Clone Wars ...?

I know right! The voice actors were actually given license to act in Clone Wars. I was actually just being sarcastic, but if you wanted to take it seriously, I guess you could say that Asohka was still just a youngling during Clone Wars and hadn't gained mastery over her emotions. Jedi are supposed to be stoic in universe, but that doesn't mean they should be robots. Alec Guiness made Obi Wan look like a normal human being at the same time instead of cardboard.@@greebj

There is no emotion, only smuggness.

They're going for a 'certain point of view.' In this case, one that defines 'Jedi' as strictly a member of the _official_ Jedi Order, once headquartered at the Jedi Temple on Coruscant. Oh, and 'trainees' don't count, so younglings like Grogu and padawans like Kanan or Cal don't count, either.

Talking about the bragging right of "I got cut down, not just shot down, by lightsabers!"

These are not normal heroes. They're girl bosses. Their plot armor is thick and their shields are both invisible and impenetrable.

No wonder the main characters seem completely bored all the time. They know the writers aren't going to allow anything even vaguely threatening to happen.

It's also ridiculous that all the damage to the ship could be repaired from inside the cockpit.

Trying to hit lightsabers with a fighter (not just to obliterate the wielder with, like, distant blaster fire) ? Hey, that's Rise of Palpatwalker + 1 level of Insanity !

Would have been a better use of time and money to make that game series into a show, same actors and just laid out for a show so the non video game players get to have the characters and story, much more interesting than anything else they have done with jedi related stories

​@@TheSmokingMustacheRespawn also need to be able to tell the story of Cal before being turned into a TV show

@@ConnorMcCartney95 I may just be having a stupid moment, but what do you mean?

@@TheSmokingMustache He means so the show wouldn't take liberties before the games finish. For example they make a show and Cal is doing stuff he would never do and their excuse is the game hasn't finished yet so we don't know that doesn't happen. I just thought of the perfect example Game of Thrones.

@@pablopablo3834 Ah, gotcha well I guess as long as they actually did a season a year, seems like they could do it at the rate of the games.. either way more interesting story.

I still pray for the Yuuzhan Vong to come in and cleanse the galaxy of the New New Republic and the New New Jedi order.

You could sort of track someone through hyperspace of you saw their departure vector you could "follow" them, but that was it. You couldn't tell if they had dropped out, and if you didn't see them change direction you were screwed. You could also sort of tell when something was going to arrive near your.

But worth noting that when Ashley played the character, the Jedi order wasn't fully destroyed, the galaxy wasn't under the thrall of an Empire and her master wasn't a Sith. That might tend to change someone's demeanor a little bit; make them a little cynical, etc. I actually find a more grown up Ashoka a bit refreshing. I think it contrasts well with how Ashoka was played in Clone Wars and Rebels.

@JeffNyman Ok, but she still plays her with some charm in Rebels. There is no excuse here.

@@jcore0981You could argue plenty of excuse, though. Decades of war. The Jedi hunted to near extinction. Now the threat of another war. Still dealing with her master having turned to the dark side. The loss of friends and allies. Granted it's all subjective. But I would rather see evolution of the character than just the same character we've already seen in innumerable episodes in the past.

@JeffNyman You know you can be mature AND have a personality, right? War doesn't make you a plank of wood. Obi-Wan saw the entire Jedi Order destroyed, saw his brother turned to the Darkside, saw him burn alive in lava, and was stuck on a desert planet for 20 years. He didn't lose his personality.

​@@jcore0981A lot of people claim Obi-Wan did lose his personality in the Obi-Wan show! That was one of the main complaints about it. That he was defeatist. I personally didn't see it that way. I saw him more as a realist who had to be pushed back into action. But even so: who cares? Obi-Wan and Ashoka are two different people. People react differently to events in different ways. That's been the basis of fiction -- which is the basis of life -- since we've been around. How we react to circumstances. What shapes our behaviors given the events that happen to us. Good fiction forces you to confront characters who may become something you don't entirely like. And root for them to overcome it. Or at least come to terms with it.

I’m not defending this but it’s not all of a sudden. Rey took out Kylos ship in the desert with a lightsaber…I think it was Rise but I’m not sure anymore because the sequel trilogy just blends together into one big pile of shit.

@@mrsickukxx1332 I meant within the Ashoka show.

@@Biscuits645 ok mate. I agree with you and almost everyone else that it’s ridiculous. I too face palmed when it happened…again.

@@mrsickukxx1332 yea it's just awful writing mate. A total disrespect to star wars and the fans.

YES! McKay's freakouts are the best part of the show

Red dwarf had more emotion, like purple alert😂

A Stargate Atlantis reference? Nice. Still one of my favorite TV shows of all time. And yes, they did a good job showing characters reacting to loosing their primary means of defense very well.

or hell, SG1 too. but SGA was great at that. Man, 90's and 2000's sci fi was gold. I miss it.

The idiot who wrote it (most likely Filoni himself) must've copied what JJ wrote for Rey in Ep 9 when she runs, back flips & cuts Kylo's Tie Fighter. Just as moronically dumb & of course it has to be the "Force is Female" protagonists that breaks all laws of physics like the Force Gods they have turned into.

It'd be awesome if Force users could throw and recall their lightsabers.

So much is so wrong with that space walk. Suddenly fighters that couldn't aim to save their lives are hitting her so often but they miss when it's the ship they aim for especially when the shields are down.

Nah, not 1000+mph, it's probably 20-50m/s in order to stay in the frame for half a second. 250mph would be around 110m/s or 360 feet/second. At some point, they do have to slow down, so it's hard to know what's going on. The camera is probably a football field away, so if it's going past the camera in half a second, it should be simple enough to calculate based on her height, and the length of the lightsaber in pixels, along with the parallax. I'd guess it's closer to 80-100mph. A proper maneuver would be to pincer, slow the formation for a wider pass, and attack at a 30' fire pattern, then slow to stop to tow the ship back. Theoretically, you wouldn't stop to board a ship in a fighter craft, but you also wouldn't sortie past either. The reason being, they could be playing dead, and the other 2 fighters would have to pursue if they evade or move out of range, i.e. snap into hyperdrive or explode, sic. Everything else though, yes. She'd probably rip her arms off with the difference in mass as the saber plasma passes through the metal. The way a saber works now, seems to be almost imaginary at times. The fact that the lightsaber can absorb immense amounts of kinetic energy and not send Ahsoka off into space like a pinball, is ludicrous. It could probably achieve insane feats if a large enough saber beam was created, like cutting through a planet, or destroying a sun, et al.

​@@ironcladnomad5639 they can. Savage displayed this several times in the clone wars.

TIE Fighter is a great game. And Thrawn was an outstanding and unique villain. He wasn't a cartoonishly evil Sith. He didn't have mysterious powers. He didn't rule by fear or threats of violence directed against his subordinates. He was extremely smart, competent, and a technical genius. His subordinates revered him. Since he is male and played by a white guy under blue makeup, I'm sure he will now be made into an incompetent coward.

They already made him incompetent in Rebels. A shadow of the character shown in the Zahn Trilogy.

@@mrsickukxx1332 Filoni doesn' know basic level writing, so he's terrible. I like Thrawn from bothZahn trilogies. Only Zahn can write Thrawn correctly. I do like that he's more closer to an anti-hero in the newer ones though.

@@jasonthewatchmansson8873 Yeah, Darth Vader ruled his subordinates with fear, but with Zahn's Thrawn imperials under his command were totally devoted to him...and Captain/Admiral Pellaeon, his right hand man even grew up to be a kind of a good guy during EU timeline.

That's an issue with this whole damn Filoni/Favreau verse. They keep dropping hints that Thrawn is this super threat yet they've done nothing with him so far. We haven't even seen him yet. Heir to the Empire already introduces and establishes him as a genuine threat despite not being a demi god like Vader or the Emperor. He's probably gonna end up being in the finale where he gets like 5 seconds of screen time

Of course they will. He's male.

By "matter of time," that means the next to the last episode, because villains don't need to exist until then in any Disney series outside of random mentions in occasional dialog. Villains are just a different kind of mystery box now.

@@f1jones544 yup

Well they did already touch him because he was the main villain in rebels after the other dimwit empire guy

Oh they can't touch Thrawn, because this is Disney where no one is truly evil or clever. It will be Dizzney Thrawn, a paler blue imitation without glowing eyes.

Don’t bring up the fact they hate the EU but took mandalorians, force healing and other shit from the EU all while pretending it doesn’t exist.

Yep, the only explanations are either A. Filoni (and Lucasfilm/Disney themselves) ACTUALLY expects every single person who watches Ahsoka to have actually watched all those childrens cartoon episodes before watching this one because dave filoni's writing is a skill issue, or B. they really are lazy enough to just expect the same hardcore fans who hate everything Disney has done starting with and including episode 7, to forgive them de-canonizing the EU and just base their opinion of Disneythrawn on EU Thrawn and thus be, properly scared of his tactical thinking and brutality? I genuinely don't know which is worse, but the only answer is one of these two.

Ahsoka has clearly been marketed as a live-action continuation of Rebels, so obviously it's option A.@@thehoerscorral8565

@@thehoerscorral8565 C. They don't give a flying fuck and just want to put out more sludge to fill up their streaming.

And Disney Thrawn got defeated by a tiny band of rebels with a Jedi Padawan.

Only 36 minutes? Cool i dont like that episodes of live-action shows always must be around an hour nowadays. Feels like watching a movie and watching an episode of a TV show is not very different these days. Only animated shows seems to still be around 20 to 25 minutes. The seasons are also very short when the episodes are so long.

It’s called character building. Y’all complain about modern movies/shows not doing it and when it finally happens you complain that nothing is happening. Can we all just agree that this wouldn’t be happening if the leads were men? I hate to be that guy but this show is good, much better than Mando s3, BoBF and Kenobi and yet it’s horrible because of what? They aren’t “girl bosses” or anything like that. Y’all want them to be so you claim they are to have something to complain about.

Lol. I have watched all four seasons of rebels and most of the clone wars. I love Ashoka as a character but what happened in this episode except we flew to a planet and got shot at. It felt like a filler episode which is fine if you have like 36 episodes, not in a eight episode run. no filler please.

@@tipsyt1909Character building? These are well established characters in lore outside the show, and everything the writers are doing with them is tearing down this previously established characterization, making them bland, unintelligent, entitled, arrogant, etc. Literally the opposite of character building

@@tipsyt1909That is not character building, it’s time wasting

Clearly a lightsaber’s effect on the human body is like a slightly irritating sun burn, while they can cut through metal armor like butter. Everything checks out here. No questions.

I love seeing people reference Starkiller Base wiping out an entire system in one go to justify the NR rolling over. As if the Yuuzhan Vong weren't grotesque and monstrously capable and viciously driven and paradoxically inured to the Force and responsible for killing a major character/war hero during their initial emergence.

so I had the morbid curiosity of wanting to know who are the writers of this mess, and only Dave Filoni is credited as the writer

I hope it happens sooner than later.

Supposedly, these wokies will be the ones overseeing and guiding AI writing. It'll get much, much worse and they won't be the ones to pay.

@@vladpiranha They really don't like AI because AI is naturally based af. It treats everyone as equal, so the villains are actual threats and the protagonists are flawed. It's a lot of work to lobotomize AI down to their level of incompetence. Yet the big wigs are starting to notice the smell of their burning cash.

@@Highlader13 This is why I've laughed since them first announcing this show; it was all Filoni, not Kathleen Kennedy or one of her yes-(wo)men. If he truly is the visionary to save star wars, and his childrens cartoons are actually good, surely the characters will be well written right? Oh? That's not what we got? I wonder how such a mystery is possible?

It's been happening for years now across Disney star wars canon

@@thomasthetank827 Disney is FAIL

If only Alderaan had a single Jedi on the surface they could have deflected the death star cannon.

All Huwite Sadly.

@@melchiormagni So exactly what is the purpose of a fighter that inflicts no/low damage and can’t withstand any?

Tbh the new book series’s Timothy Zahn (the original author) wrote were amazing, infact if they were converted into TV or movies they’d be great, Thrawn is such a great character but he’s being wasted

@@snakeguy8646 i'd only accept it, if they were authentically converted, with Zahn in a consultant role, and Filoni far from it.

'Subtle?' It's not subtle when the story itself goes out of its way to mention it in precisely those terms.

@@ArgentWolf95 Imagine an authentic with (some) artistic liberties to portray the Chiss Ascendency and other unknown region factions on TV, seeing YIV in live action or animation would be amazing

There are more Thrawn books! Thrawn Ascension! Thrawn is too bad ass for this show!

Sheep that just blindly consume product aren't true fans.

Amen.

they aren't mary sues tho, the stakes are thrawn retuning to the galaxy and starting another war, sabine steals the map from ahsoka and gets robbed and stabbed, thats your consequence to a bad decision. and the struggle is her training and trying to use the force. idk what youre on about bro.

@@yodagaming1282 it's the difference between good and bad story telling. Woke story telling bombs at the box office for some very good reasons. I could recommend some of the great movies of the past as examples if that would help.

Could'nt say better.

Yeah, exactly. Basically every complex adult trait or emotion is interpreted by them as through an arrogant teenager’s eyes. They understand nothing, presume to “get it” effortlessly, have no experience, judge everything, worship their own petty and paltry egos, and think exaggeration is the same as emphasis. That’s how stoic becomes smug, wit becomes sarcasm, power becomes passive entitlement, intellect becomes snark, and so on and on and on (and on and on). The bottom line is these people should not be writing and in any sort of position to influence anything culturally - they are to culture what cancer is to life.

Plot Armor Rating: > 9K

The only time anything bad can ever happen to a female Star Wars character is when her actor tweets something

@@themulattomaker2602 welcome to YT shadow ban. It is totally better than evil Putin.

The answer to all your questions is: GIRLBOSS!

The force is female. So is the writing staff.

Remember the Drinker's words: "Every character is as smart and capable as much as the writer lets them to be." Edit: I was typing this comment halfway through the vid and it actually ended with (almost) the words. Called for it!

Seeing her just makes me miss Andor.. I miss when a story was being told and not just world building

Considering how horrible, corrupt & incompetently stupid the New Republic is it casts a shadow over the whole OT. All those rebels that died, Alderaan blown up, all those lives gone to transform into this!? God, how I MISS the EU!!!

She did, in the real canon of Timothy Zahn.

I bet it was Thor skywalker

​@@lumskull1084 Nah Thor Skywalker is no fool. It's probably Star Wars Theory.

Probably feloni or Kennedy.

That's the difference of Disney/Lucasfilm and Tom Cruise as a producer/actor. Cruise knows what the audience wants, and he so delivers. He knows that part of his success is the audience, his fans. Where the former just shits on what the audience wants. I guess it was Einstein who did create a definition of madness: try the exact thing different times but expect different results.

Every new show is the greatest show ever. Then it's more stupid and worse in the viewership. Can't wait for "Rey Skywalker"😂

You know they are.

Yea, or she would have taken one of her 2 Flagships or her 1 Capital ship along with one of her 3 fighter squadrons and Infantry unit... What's the point of her being in charge of the Barma Battle Group if she isn't going to use her resources.

@@xLionsxxSmithyx Well, in theory, the Barma Battle Group has its own responsibilities. On the other hand, Hera herself seems to have lots of time on her hands, rather than directing whatever it is Barma is supposed to be doing...

Villain renowned for his intelligence and logic? I just don't see it working with current story group.

Characters are only as smart as the writers. These writers have shown that they aren’t very bright.

Thrawn was a tactical genius, and a male, disney is too incompetent and hateful to make him work

The disney "thrawn" really just remind me the quote from wraith squadron mercy kill: "What I don't get is this whole Grand Admiral Thrawn thing. Every hopped-up junior officer tries to be like him. Elegant, inscrutable... and an art lover. Being an art lover doesn't make you a genius, you know." Rebels' thrawn wasn't... bad, but I don't think he up to the standard of THE Thrawn. And I definitely don't have faith at whatever "thrawn" they are going to put in now.

@@henry_tsaiof course he wouldn’t, Rebels was a watered down clone wars

Most things in this show are drawn out because they have to squeeze more seasons out of this flimsy plot.

Well, that's the same problem where Ben's desert hermit costume somehow became the standard outfit for Jedi everywhere. Because _of course_ the guy trying to lay low is going to dress up in a Jedi uniform!

I would too but with Hera cosplayers.

Yes, one day we'll have footage of this...

@@michaelcorrea4336 Eh, I've created a few twi'leks over the years that I'd rather see cosplayed instead. Reasons. =P

The matrix had bullet time, Disney SW has girlboss time.

F1 pitstop crew times

So wait, Ahsoka will keep scenes of dead air around, but will cut out a suit up scene to save time? What is wrong with these editors?!

@@strategicperson95 Men might find a scene of a girlboss changing clothes some sort of interesting and you can't have that

The Usopp experience

"Where are her organs?"

Clone Trooper armor is designed to double as a spacesuit. The only Jedi I can recall who went with them out to space was Plo Koon, who specifically stated that his species can handle the vacuum of space for a short moment.

@@EvilDoresh I think Anakin did it as well.