You are too right. I love this channel, one of the only ones that I actually enjoy anymore.

Thanks so much!

SWE is and always will be the place I go to in order to feel connected to a community, of people who know how to let themselves enjoy and be excited about Star Wars. Alex and Mollie have done an amazing job covering all things Star Wars and are truly the only people (in the online arena) that I trust to have good SW opinions. Im sure there are more great SW content creators out there but SWE is home.

Oh my god, my feelings exactly. This show just shown me how other star wars youtubers have zero talent or skills in analysis of cinema and only care about pumping out cheap 5 to 10 minute videos on glub shitto moments or easter eggs.

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Pepperidge Farms remembers.

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@@stevebreedlove9760 oooo I member!

Awesome observation.

Yes he could not even comprehend it, at first.

Yup. Panopticon was applied to workplaces, prisons, assymums. Bentham explored the idea and Foucault showed how it was applied across institutions of biopower. This show is so well written I can barely enjoy the Mandalorian any more.

Kino Loy: "What. Taking a breather?"

This show really has done justice to a lot of these characters and some are quickly rising up the ranks in being my favorite among the franchise. Mon Mothma, Luthen Rael, Cassian Andor, Syril Karn, Dedra Meero, and Kino Loy have all been great.

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Cassian was not a background character in Rogue 1. He was the main character, while Jyn Erso was the McGuffin. He had to, in very utilitarian terms, acquire her, protect her, deliver her to the Rebellion, use that to convince her to actively fight back(before this, she didn't fight for the Rebellion, just survival, even under Forrest Whittaker), then arrange to get her to Scariff to find the Death Star plans, producing the McGuffin for ANH. None of this happened without Cassian, but this *could* have happened without Jyn, it just would have taken longer.

@@CatoNovus I wouldn't say that just because Jyn was important for plot beats that she was just a McGuffin. We do follow her POV and there is a character arc of her growing into the rebellion and coming to terms with her father. I agree that Cassian would be considered the co-lead and not even close to a background character. He had an arc as well and is the driving force behind most of the plot points until the third act.

@@Hulavuta Yes, she had a will, and everything in the movie required her to act, but it took much longer for her to step into that role than anyone else. Unlike, for the sake of simplicity, Luke Skywalker. The call to action came early on, and he said no, then Owen and Beru were killed, and he stood up and answered the call. Jyn was given the call to action several times, even knowing the threat of the Empire first-hand, she still refused and it wasn't until the movie was somewhere between half to two-thirds the way through that she finally answered the call and did what was needed. She was a McGuffin, but she wasn't *just* a McGuffin. What happened with her would be like if the One Ring had decided to help Frodo and Samwise out after the encounter with Shelob. Poor analogy, but that's the best I can do on the fly while at work. Oh, I know, the better analogy is she's more like Han Solo and Cassian is more like Luke, but we're comparing her to ANH Han and him to ESB Luke. Cassian has already answered the call(in the series, but we haven't gotten to that); but Jyn, like Han, needs to have the sight of everything and the guilt hit her to answer the call, just as Han did. I still stand by what I said that Rogue One could happen without Jyn, but not without Cassian. He was the driving force to move forward, she was being drug along by that force until she finally began to move forward herself.

The voice modulation also means that any of the guards can speak into the microphone and sound the same, providing a false sense of continuity and standardization. Supposedly stormtrooper armor is fully enclosed for a similar effect - an outsider can never tell which one is which.

@@michaelramon2411 You should have more likes than the op

I was going to say this too.

When was Cassian ever a background character?? He was one of the main protagonists of the only other film he was in, and this series is literally named after him. It's sad to see such an uninformed opinion getting recycled around.

@@barryallen871 I think when main characters of Star Wars come into discussion, Rogue One characters seldom get thrown around and that's cause they were the lesser known roles in the galaxy. Unnamed characters who died until brought to light in that movie. Not many got long enough time become attached to them. It's not uninformed opinions, it's rather from their perspective. The series improves our perspective of the character.

@@barryallen871 To be perfectly honest, I don't think of him as a background character either. I think he's central to the series "literally named after him" just as you said. So why did I infer that he was? It's because he doesn't stand out in the larger Star Wars universe in a big, flashy way, at least not yet. That's the point I was trying to make. Too many people don't think his character matches the dynamics of a few others, but I think it's just the opposite because we know the great contribution to the Rebel Alliance and ultimate sacrifice he makes at the end of Rogue One. Andor reveals the slow buildup to the birth of all of that. And if that means he starts out as a background character or not is almost immaterial, except when it's not. I mean, just look at all those flashbacks to his youth, discovering himself in his reflection on the ship that crashed into his world. He starts his journey from there tentatively and having to be rescued, unlike all the main characters portrayed as starting out or born into much better circumstances. It's almost a rags to riches story but told not in the lives he takes or the few credits he steals but in the wealth his better morality would eventually but gradually acquire.

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@@shanent5793 bless you 🙏

They were supposed to be moved to another prison. The one prisoner was accidentally placed back in this same prison. I'm assuming that the next prison is a lot more heavily guarded, as its filled with people who know the game now.

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As you said, he was not standing in the water. The shock was absorbed by the water and taken from the floor itself.

@@DaleESkywalker i guess that makes sense. I think… electricity isnt my field.

It was because he didn't stand in water at the time, like you pointed out, the guy who died did step into water and got electrocuted. It's the same as a toaster in a bathtub

The funny thing is, pure water technically doesn't conduct electricity at all -- it's the impurities in water that allow it to be conductive. That said, even if the water from that pipe was perfectly distilled (unlikely), the moment it ran across the floor it would pick up bits of dead skin and salt from all the men working in there, and so it would definitely conduct electricity well enough. Humans should always treat water as conductive, because the moment it comes into contact with our flaky, sweaty skin it will be.

@@illyth63 I'm taking a wild guess here and say it's ocean water

Or my old school for that matter

Of course there's gonna be religions in a galaxy full of different cultures lmao

@@OGbluetooth_ I said God, not 'religions'

I’ve always wanted more detail on the different religions/gods in the Star Wars universe.

I think they throw things like that in there, just to spark our imagination. Han Solo told an alliance soldier, “I’ll see you in hell!” When he was told his tonton would freeze. The first thing Anakin ever said to Padme was, “Are you an angel?” Just things to get us thinking, maybe

Alien seem out of place on a prison like this

Click the CC button on the video.

You can change the language every time.

They definitely are not hard criminals. You saw none of the prison cliches until the two guys faked a fight to distract the guards.

Is that the flag of Kenya?