25:24 - I'll always defend Pryce, not necessarily because there's a lot to her characterization in Rebels, but because of the complexity of her in the 2017 Thrawn novel which explains how she got to the point she's at in the show. She's essentially the counter to Thrawn - he manages to preserve some of his moral values while ascending through the Imperial ranks, while she gradually becomes corrupted by the power enabled to her. I've also never understood the complaint of her being the one that kills Kanan - Thrawn being absent from the latter half of season 4 is explained in the scene where he talks to Tarkin at the beginning of episode 10 which serves as the epilogue to Thrawn: Treason. Thrawn being the one to kill Kanan in the walker makes no sense because he wouldn't do something as stupid as blowing up his own TIE Defender factory just to kill one rebel. Pryce on the other hand has always been more shortsighted than Thrawn, and chooses to take advantage of the opportunity, an act that seals her fate in Thrawn's eyes since she has long outserved her usefulness to him. I guess you could have some other random Imp officer be the one to blow up Kanan, but no matter how you slice it Thrawn being the one to do it makes zero sense for his character. Anyway, just giving my take on Pryce as someone who appreciates the character and how she contributes to Thrawn's story.

I could be wrong but, I don’t think it was Favreau’s idea to cast Lizzo and Jack Black, the man barely had any creative control over season 3 of The Mandolorian

Amazing video and I like Jack Black and Christopher Lloyd in that episode of the mandalorian season 3 and not Lizzo she was terrible wtf was she wearing very distracting too. I did not like that Camero in Kenobi series and I really like Obi-Wan Kenobi series waiting for season 2.

Danny Trejo as the rancor keeper didn't even need to talk, all he had to do was show up, let the wind blow his hair, disappear.

So glad you started the vid with an amogus joke

Amogus lmao

Treyo would've made a great addition to Jabba the Hutt's entourage.

All of us agree that Christopher Lloyd deserved better, right? For Jack Black, i think you must know how to use the guy. He is talented, but you must know what characters handle to him.

Can’t believe they got Jabba the Hutt racial swapped on the Mandalorian smh

Lizzo and jack black are like so inoffensive ots kind of funnt how much people complain out them. Yknow what the real problem is? That season 3 just had incredibly shit writing.

Does it feel like a character that happens to be an established actor or does it feel like a muppets skit?

Jack Black and Lizzo was the exact moment Star Wars jumped the shark.

IMO Jack Black and Lizzo weren't the problem - The Mandalorian is full of stiff acting but usually its carried by everything else. This episode was just not good - cool concept but wonky execution.

I really enjoyed the Jack Black and Lizzo episode.

honestly I'm still waiting to see Kevin hart, Dwayne Johnson, Van Diesel, Will Smith, Ice Cube and at this point Jason Momoa in star wars.

I like Jack Black as well as Christopher Lloyd, in the episode. I have no idea who that flamboyant black lady was “Great Scott!” (back to the future theme plays)

There hasn’t been 1 good one

0:04 my 5 year old nephew when he sees my phone

You lost me with that weird vespa gang member being good.

Clancy Brown is a great actor, and him turning up as Ryder Azadi is the same deal as Katee Sackhoff being Bo-Katan. Brown is a fairly prolific VA and Azadi is one of his characters.

Very rude to just disregard the Resistance villains, especially because they’re pretty great characters in a underrated show.

I've never been a fan Jack Black,and had no idea who Lizzo was. One of my favorite cameos was Michael Biehn in his Mandalorian season 2 episode.

Jack black and Danny are fine it’s the other two in the thumb that really stand out as shouldn’t be there

I loved seeing the Goat Christopher Lloyd in that same episode with Jack Black and Lizzo i liked hearing him idoilize the late and just as goated as he is Christopher Lee/Count Dooku

Sasha Banks was good too. She had a few lines, delivered them well, and they utilized her athletic skills.

What did you think of Ben Schwartz cameo in the bad batch?

I love Jack Black and he was kind of fun to see in Star Wars, but this was a really dumb cameo in a really, REALLY dumb episode.

The comedic side quest in the Mandalorian was unhinged and I love it for how random it was. However I also dislike it because it detracts from the story.

Jack Black's COULD have worked! But how it was handled was. Not good lol

With all these others they can be justified as someone who always wanted to be in star wars and was given q minor role or just actors playing a character most of them are not in your face HEY HEY LOOK YOU KNOW THIS GUY The same can not be said for jack black hes just jack black but in star wars that episode judt opmitimizes what went wrong with mandobseason 3

Jack black could have worked if he was an aged rebel alliance fighter who came to rule his old world after defeating the empire and covered his pain from the war with parties and jokes.

I kinda thought that Bill Burr was just a one off character at first and I thought he was ok but when I heard he was coming back in season 2 I got a little worried that he was going to overstay his welcome. Which made it all the more surprising when he wound up being one of the best parts of season 2!

Jason Issac's has said before many times. If a role requires him to wear prosthetics and what not he will not do it. Its a combination of not be bothered with the time requirements for make up, along with the fact the actor is kinda lost underneath all the prosthetics.

Kenobi still hurts to think about but that mando episode is worse and i don't like Kenobi

As a side note: I would absolutely ADORE Bruce Campbell as an old grizzled bounty hunter. Also ke huy quan as an enteric tech/repair guy

As someone who Loves Sophie thatcher in yellow jackets her character Drash was so underwhelming. Something I found interesting was how her modifications were the bare minimum compared to the rest of her crew. Just an arm and that’s it. That be an interesting observation of how maybe she isn’t fully committed to the Mod/gangster life style. I could make a pitch for a season 2 I could have maybe not a full episode but maybe a b plot of her getting MORE modifications showing she’s ready to take that life style seriously.

Admiral Piett?

You forgot Asajj Ventress

Phasma above Thrawn 😂😂😂 Never make a tier list again

Phasma above dooku? Well, i respect the opinion, but strongly disagree

What about Rick the Door Technician?

Snoke was wasted potential

Bro's including sequels "characters" 💀

all that work just for 100 views is crazy

yo this list is ass get better

You forgot to include my mother. She’s the Biggest villian

Objectively the best video ever Editing to say that the Kylo placement is BASED

THATS ME :3

In hindisight, it was overly generous to think that The Bad Batch was about CF99. It was always about the girl. Any character traits the Batch had was going to be passed down to Omega, rather than fleshed out as development for the character itself. In Echo's case, it was his loyalty and service to others that ultimately got Omega into the Rebellion. But as I said, Echo as a character was never meant to grow. There's that one glimpse of PTSD and his physical condition being Corbett and Rau's contribution to lip service towards real-life veterans (similar to how Tech is the token austistic character). But disregarding his TCW arc, you could have Howzer be in the Batch and have the same effect to the group as a whole when Echo was there. In fact, the writers are super allergic to any development outside of Omega. Tech got killed off and people spoke of his sacrifice in terms of the girl. But they seem to forget that his development in S2 was *independent* of Omega. Appreciating Serenno culture, the illegal race, possible romance with Phee, that didn't revolve around Omega's orbit. Similarly, Echo's fight for his brothers, his own trauma and past, those didn't involve her. Which was probably why the writers wrote them off...

Personally, i feel like Echo should have asked about fives, rex tells him, then we have a scene just before order 66 of echo looking through files about fives' death and Tup, and then talks to rex and ahsoka about how the war is almost over or something. Then, instead of Rex telling them to find fives, Echo manages to put 2 and 2 together.