SW is now less interesting than Planet of the apes or Mad Max franchises. It's fun to laugh at though

I'm sure the evil twin won't actually be evil, just "misunderstood".

Spoilers for the acolyte? I mean does anyone even care?

You can't spoil something that's rotten already.

Doesn’t matter if it’s spoiled as I probably won’t be watching it.

The more I hear about this show, the dumber it sounds.

The overall level of competence shown by Disney Wars so far makes it completely possible they spoiled their twist in this stupid way.

I wish I cared. I mean it. I really do.

Plan... Disney doesn't do plans lol

Ahsoka had her own Fugitive waterfall jump in that arc also. Anakin chases her to the end of a pipe and has a speech about how he believes her, but she jumps down a huge Coruscant shaft

OSHA, the government agency that wasn't allowed on set.

Skip a Thor video? Nah. Spoil away, good sir!

Twins, eh? One of the best trailers in Star Wars gaming history is from Old Republic MMO and is called “Sacrifice”. Check it out if you haven’t seen.

I've been watching WDW Pro for so long that I thought this "spoiler" was common knowledge

Leslye Headland: FROM MY POINT OF VIEW THE JEDI ARE EVIL!! 😂😅

Parts of this sound just like the current storyline in Star Wars the Old Republic where there are these two Twi'lek children. one boy one girl, the girl was Force-sensitive the other appeared not to be so the female one is taken in by the Jedi. This was shown in a trailer for the most recent expansion for the game and in the game it is in the future where the Jedis Master is killed by Darth Malgus after Malgus puts doubt in her head. She goes and finds her brother later and he resents her and hates her because she was taken in by the Jedi and he wasn't and he starts going to the dark side by joining an evil Mandalorian Clan.

David Janssen (born David Harold Meyer; March 27, 1931 - February 13, 1980) was an American film and television actor who is best known for his starring role as Richard Kimble in the television series The Fugitive (1963-1967).

Harvey Weinstein’s Personal Assistant has no original ideas.

Just keep reminding yourself “this isn’t real Star Wars.”

Every time I see something with Star Wars happen I’m returned to that scene in The Return of the King when Theoden King is screaming “BRING IT DOWN BRING IT DOWN BRING IT DOWN!” (rip Bernard Hill)