Star Wars Rebels Coming Fall 2014
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And paul rubens did the voice too
Didn't know that , that's some awesome trivia. Love that ride at Disneyland , it was fun waiting and line and seeing the video and R2. I heard they upgraded it to prequel bull crap. That's unfortunate [emoji17]
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Question, why do peoples say Legos. Is it a US thing? I've noticed it a lot lately. The plural of Lego is Lego.
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Lego is a brand belonging to Lego Group, a line of construction toys consisting of, among other things, the Lego brick. Singular "brick" plural "bricks." Neither "Lego" nor "Legos" as plural if you want to be specific. 
If you like Legos, the Ghost set is awesome, for another 20 bucks you can add in the Phantom and have the whole cast and entire ship.
Lego did a great job with these sets, the mini figures aren't super stylized like the clone wars ones which is a good thing. I got the combo pack at TRU for a few dollars less then buying the two sets separately, so keep an eye out for the pack if your considering picking these up.
In terms of the show, Ezra's force powers seem to be manifesting themselves very quickly. How powerful is he supposed to be?? I don't recall either Anakin or Luke being able to use the force like that especially without any training. Luke had to work his ass off to lift a few pebbles off the ground only after training with Yoda. Ezra on the other hand is able to unleash a massive force push without any training at all. It seems like the new hope is already here.
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Come on. Plural of Lego is LegiQuestion, why do peoples say Legos. Is it a US thing? I've noticed it a lot lately. The plural of Lego is Lego.
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Episode 3 is on Disney XD right now!
Thanks!!!
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Thanks for that, you actually added agreed with my post thanks.
In the context of the sentence Legos is incorrect, Lego is correct. If You want to describe particular parts then it's Lego: Bricks, Lego: sets, not Legos. Similarly it's Sony, not Sonys. Apple, not Apples. Its a brand name.
Lego has been massive in europe for a very long time, since the 50's. It's Danish, it's a brand name, not a noun (unless referring to the company), there is no plural for it. It means "play well" from the Danish term "leg godt". It's become huge in the US only recently in comparison. The plural of Lego: Set, is Lego: Sets. Not Legos. The plural of Lego: brick, is Lego: bricks. Not Legos. Hey kid here's a set of "play wells".
"Which is correct as the plural of LEGO: 'Lego' or 'Legos'? Eric Harshbarger: The word 'LEGO', when used as a noun, should only refer to the company that makes the product. Otherwise 'LEGO' is supposed to be used as an adjective. Thus, when referring to the pieces, neither 'lego' nor 'legos' is correct... rather one should say: 'LEGO bricks' or 'LEGO pieces' or whatever (using LEGO as an adjective -- and one should really capitalize all of the letters, and put the little 'circle-R' symbol after it (®)). This is all a matter of protecting the trademark of 'LEGO' for the company (using it otherwise degenerates the strength of the trademark)."
Now that I've gotten that off my chest, we can carry on. And yes, the Rebels Lego sets are great, I put one together with my son at the weekend. They really are one the first Rebels branded toys out there, even before the action figures. The only other stuff i've seen are some giant Disney figures and a Stormy foam gun.
Is this the Droids one? I wish they had just called the pilot Episode 1 and not Episode 1&2.
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I know this is meant as a kids television show, but I honestly think the imperials have more to fear from the rebels than the other way around.
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There is a lot wrong with the show for sure. But *********, every time they use William's force theme and have the kid discover a little bit mysterious power, it gets me like the OT.
Show is perfection. Admit it
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No.
No, it's not. I hate the human character design mostly. But! I love the McQuarrie stuff, love the use of music and I like some of the characters more than I thought I would.
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It's not "perfect", but it has a very good foundation to build upon. I don't know how this show can NOT get even better as it moves along like TCW did.
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That's what I'm hoping for
I'm ok with the humans, don't get me wrong - I do wish they had the same level of detail as the Clone Wars, but if the show continues to be successful, i could see Season 2 being improved. Zeb & Chopper more than do it for me, design wise, and while the others are kinda bland, I do like the family unity aspect to the show.
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Ezra is the only human I don't like, but when Clone Wars started I hated the Ahsoka character and loved her by the end, so it's too early for me to sweat one irksome character. Everything else... the vehicles, music, OT stuff galore and Mc nods are just great.
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I loved Spark of the Rebellion and liked Droids in Distress. I think the show will only get better as the show goes on and the plot deepens. Anyone else love hearing the TIE Fighters sounds again?
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