I'm familiar with the concept from the Clone Wars, but totally didn't expect this one, not until I came here to read your spoiler.Going to start off with a warning even for those that saw the episode since nobody is talking about this yet.Yay Thrawn! Finally! And with zombie stormtroopers to boot? Holy crap! Didn’t expect that. And raiding the Nightsister catacombs for more? I really didn’t see Thrawn and zombies being a thing. I guess being wrapped up by the Pergill is what saved Thrawn and Ezra and the rest of the crew died in space? People not familiar with Nightsister zombies from Clone Wars and Jedi Fallen Order are going to be in for a surprise.
Plot contrivances, overly convenient timing, skipping of logic etc are kinda common for Filoni/ Disney. I can somewhat forgive it since the episode count is low so they need to get things moving but perhaps splitting her search and finally finding Ezra accross two episodes would have helped a lot with making the passage of time seem longer.This episode was alright to me, seeing an entirely new galaxy felt underwhelming but meeting Thrawn in live action was as epic as seeing The Emperor for the first time in ROTJ.
All of the villains were a stand out in this episode, loved them all, seeing Night Mothers was also super cool.
But... I REALLY disliked the finding Ezra subplot, probably the worst part of this show so far. Starting off, no helmet again? why? she even got hit in the head a good 1-2 times while being surrounded by bandits. Which brings me to the lightsabers not cutting into a single one of those bandits other than that one that got a tiny nic to his helmet, really weak. Also the obvious plot armor, she's got 3 pieces of armor on and is surrounded by like 5-6 guys and doesnt take any damage.
Finding Ezra in itself seemed like a joke to me as well, it took her like an hour to find one guy on an entire planet, thanks to those little crab people that just so happened to have rebel necklaces on. Convenient.
Their reunion was really cool though until she tried to sweep her wrong doings under the rug, which just reminded m of what she did. Sabine ******* sucks
ALSO go to 35:43, pay attention to Baylans mouth, the dubbing is AWFUL.
That hadn’t crossed my mind at all until you mentioned now it makes complete sense and I think it’s brilliantGoing to start off with a warning even for those that saw the episode since nobody is talking about this yet.Yay Thrawn! Finally! And with zombie stormtroopers to boot? Holy crap! Didn’t expect that. And raiding the Nightsister catacombs for more? I really didn’t see Thrawn and zombies being a thing. I guess being wrapped up by the Pergill is what saved Thrawn and Ezra and the rest of the crew died in space? People not familiar with Nightsister zombies from Clone Wars and Jedi Fallen Order are going to be in for a surprise.
I found the clan of Jiminy cricket people cute
I just want to know why those crab people were all sitting in that dried up river bed together.
Maybe they secretly hate Ezra and wanted to get away. They took Sabine to him because they thought she'd get rid of him for them.
Episode was fine but tonally very weird and jarring to sandwich Dr. Dolittle and crab people trailer park moments between something as important as Thrawn's return, the Nightsisters, Night troopers, and y'know, setting up for a galactic invasion.
I found the clan of Jiminy cricket people cute
Thrawn clearly shows he does not care where he is. He says it. "He may be dead" obviiusly he put Ezra behind him at some point....They could've written it differently. Just odd to me Ezra escaped Thrawn and his star destroyer AND his army for many many years only being a couple hours at most away.
I absolutely don't wanna deal with an hour long episode of her finding him, but you cant deny its silly writing.
I just want to know why those crab people were all sitting in that dried up river bed together.
Maybe they secretly hate Ezra and wanted to get away. They took Sabine to him because they thought she'd get rid of him for them.
Episode was fine but tonally very weird and jarring to sandwich Dr. Dolittle and crab people trailer park moments between something as important as Thrawn's return, the Nightsisters, Night troopers, and y'know, setting up for a galactic invasion.
I think it was so Filoni could show (literally) that Sabine would leave no stone unturned in her search for Ezra.
I have to admit that their being zombies didn't completely register for me but it explains the cultish "Thrawn!" chanting and the odd appearances of many of them. I initially thought they'd come to worship Thrawn (sort of like Khan's people did him in Star Trek) for keeping them alive all this time with his superior intellect, and their ragtag appearance was a result of the harsh conditions they’d faced since their exile.Going to start off with a warning even for those that saw the episode since nobody is talking about this yet.Yay Thrawn! Finally! And with zombie stormtroopers to boot? Holy crap! Didn’t expect that. And raiding the Nightsister catacombs for more? I really didn’t see Thrawn and zombies being a thing. I guess being wrapped up by the Pergill is what saved Thrawn and Ezra and the rest of the crew died in space? People not familiar with Nightsister zombies from Clone Wars and Jedi Fallen Order are going to be in for a surprise.
Ezra was wearing contacts? Did you mean Thrawn?My main problem with this show is how unnatural the contact lenses look. Ahsoka's were a bit weird in Mando but they fixed them.
Hera's look awful and so do Ezra's.
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