There's a trailer for Andor if you're interested. The new show drops late August almost alongside She-Hulk.

yes and we all know how that idea worked out for them!!!🙄😬🤨😁😉😂😂

They were being sarcastic.

I caught the Vos mention and I said out loud hey I no that name.

It's clear she doesn't really know much about Star Wars. No offense!

@@shpreenten That's why I clarified who Quinlan was and the symbol on Freck's vehicle.

Yeah Man! Quin Lan Vos, i hope we see him..! Still have my Action Figures... 😁👍

And the symbol Mary saw Reva look at in the carving is the Jedi symbol. She seemed to miss that one too.

R u kidding me it's wonderful!! TEAM VADER!

Yeah right ? His screams were bone chilling. I wasn't ready for the ruthlessness of Vader in this episode ! Not that I'm complaining tho, I just thought that Disney would never dare going that far. Even tho Obi-Wan can't kill him right now, I really hope that they will have an epic true rematch in the last episode, when Obi is a bit more in shape. Maybe Qui-Gon will assist him in his training ?

@@brieuxbayot6823 bone chilling to u maybe..but I get happy off any Vader scenes. IDC what the circumstances are or who he's encountering

less than half, homie isnt a quadriplegic

No one else can do Vader's voice perfectly than Jones.

THIS!

"Letting Go" is the Central Theme of Star Wars according to Lucas.

Not just intuition. Lia is just bright as heck.

I’m with her in always subconsciously thinking his saber was green. I really don’t know why, I’m just always surprised by the blue.

@@ParzivalTheThird It could be because the sabers in this series are actually lit on set and are much brighter than in other series. They cast a light on the actors, which the sabers in Episodes I, II, and III, did not.

That's what I assumed, too

Yes, it is! But she's also smart!

Yeah also the reason that Luke is such a gun pilot despite being self taught

He did what Bill the Butcher did in "Gangs of New York".

I know. Creepy

Somehow his voice sounds even better than in rogue one

He’s also the voice of mufasa in the lion king.

@@brandonbullington yea!!!! His voice was meant for voice acting and general amazingness lol

@@jessm.porthos no wonder James Earl Jones is a living legend. Best Darth Vader voice there is!

She cleayr dint watched star wars much

@@gigachad3457 She only watched the films once, snd they were a year ago. Even Mary admits her memory isn’t great.

no... Purple lightsaber means you are Samuel L. Jackson

Don't forget Yellow lightsaber=balanced with fighting skill and force

And white= bled kyber crystals that have been restored

@@Araararauna7 YES, THIS!!

@@LC-cq5um I've only seen Ahsoka use white lightsabers in Rebels, and a random old jedi in The Clone Wars, when she was trying to find evidence of her innocence after she was framed by Barris!

Where was that established?? I thought Luke was supposed to be the most powerful force user in the galaxy, after Vader and the Emperor

@@BlargeMan Both Leia and Luke are similar in force potential it's just Leia chooses not to use the force which i think is stronger.

The moment on the truck doesn't necessarily have anything to do with her being force sensitive. She probably could tell that there was a lot truth in Ben's words when he said "Some times when I look at her, I see her mother's face".

I believe George Lucas has said in the past that Leia would have been stronger than Luke, but yes, they were both already force sensitive from a young age. That's how children were able to be identified by the Jedi and start training from such a young age, they actually start displaying force sensitivity shortly after birth (in the old EU lore, that is)

@@drayman101 I knew I had seen that someplace, thanks for the clarification:)

Hello, i know Quin Lan Vos from the old Comics 15years ago and was shocked to see him in Episode 1... He also is in Clone Wars..? 😯 I Loved his Dread Locks and the Species "Kiffa"... 😂 Fun Fact: Kiffer (spoken Kiffa) is in German a Slang word for Stoner.., so Kiffa, Stoner, Dread Locks.., just hilarious... 😂

@@NaranuruYes, Quinlan Vos was indeed in a single Clone Wars story arc. Additionally, when the series was cancelled after Disney bought Lucasfilm, but before the final season was greenlit for Disney+, one of the final planned storylines that was scrapped was adapted into a novel called Dark Disciple. It featured a tale of Quinlan and Dooku's former apprentice, Asajj Ventress, teaming up to take down Dooku and investigate the Sith conspiracy.

@@BiggestDawgEver Quin Lan Vos was also cameo in Ep 1 scene involved Sebulba and kid Anakin....

@@zamhobby9662 which i mentioned in the first line of my comment. The unnamed extra preceded the named comic character.

In a book I believe is legends he fell in love with Ventress, turned to the dark side and they had a whole relationship

@@williusmac891 Not Legends. It's actually Canon. Ventress sacrificed herself when Dooku tried to kill Vos.

@@n30dark Aight thanks for the info I wasn’t fully sure so I just assumed it was legends

He appears in a few episodes of The Clone Wars animated series.

Exactly. It's crazy to think that Vader could have just snapped his neck and ended everything right then and there. Luke would have never become a jedi, Leia would have never known she had a brother, and the Empire would rule the galaxy for centuries.

@@PaleoEntertainment That was not the will of the Force.

That was a recent canon change. And one I never truly liked, since it doesn't make one lick of sense. Neither in Classic Star Wars, nor even in Modern Star Wars. Originally, the color of the blade was just the color of the crystal used to power up the saber, which was just chosen by the Jedi themselves out of personal preference. The only exception being the Sith red crystals, which were that color because they were sinthetic. But then in Disney Star Wars they changed it to as how it is today, that the crystal is initially colorless and then takes a color when the saber picked up by a force-sentitive. And I'm sorry, but that is just nonesense. With that stablished canon, lightsabers would change colors depending on who is wielding them, and we know that NEVER happens. So what was the point of it? To be honest, I prefer the original canon explanation. Maybe it was mundane, but honestly, I liked it better that way.

@@XanderVJ no, it changes when the use *bonds* with the crystal. Not when the lightsaber is being picked up and wielded. The crystal has to be bonded with, when outside of the lightsaber. Not when it's still in the saber

Agreed. 💯

I love it!!! 😍😍

@Bad Boys Boogie Has to be Obi, his sacrifice led to Luke fulfilling his father's prophecy in ROTJ ✌️✌️✌️

Still kinda messed up because the parents know they never gonna see their child again. Do the jedi have permission to see their family or is it forbidden.

@@a-top7090 In the Galactic Republic, it was considered a great honor to give a Force-sensitive child to the Jedi Order. Contact with their biological families wasn't to be encouraged due to the potential of forming personal attachments, which goes against the Jedi way. Besides, as Obi-Wan said, the Jedi Order became his new family, so if he's any indication the average Jedi was not inclined to see their original family that they left when they were so young they'd barely remember them. For a Jedi, the Order was their true family. Anakin Skywalker is the exception, of course, given that he was much older when he joined the Order. And even then, he didn't his mother for ten years because he was too busy training to be a Jedi. Training to be a Jedi is a lifelong commitment that doesn't leave much time for anything else.

@@noname01xr ohh ok. I see that. That makes anakin and Luke different then since they both were able to learn the force at a much older age than other jedi. It's funny that the jedi excuse for them was always "far too old."

And he had thing with asajj ventress

It is pretty much what everyone in the Empire does. Officers in the Empire screw each other over, and are actually quite happy when Vader gets pissed off, and kills their commanding officers so they can climb the ladder.