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I’m coming around to your camp, Turd. Fighting the Wookiee should’ve been epic…and it’s Temura in his undies! I guess it’s good that he wasn’t wearing Lukes bacta tank diaper…
I'm preferring the flashback scenes, as when it gets back to the present things are often awkward. They feel a bit like old Saturday morning cartoons, or the Droids or Ewoks series.
Starsky and Hutch power slide incoming...
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...complete with empty boxes to crash through!
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...and obligatory fruit and veg stall...
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...and scaffolding!
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...and the piece de resistance...
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I think the piece de resistance was actually smashing through a portrait of Jabba as two workers carried across the street, like this was some kind of Laurel and Hardy routine.
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This is straight up late 1970s Marvel Comics Star Wars come to life.
Well, it *has* canonised the Hoojibs.
But even Marvel had a better resurrection scene:
I can’t believe the went “here’s almost 2 whole episodes focusing on this Tusken tribe, they’re clearly going to play an important role in Boba’s character development going forward… SIKE! THEY’RE ALL DEAD, onto the next thing!”
I like Rebels so ok the first live action meiloorun. Big fat supersize of cheese, tropes, and bad acting. Plus some #**%% effects.Episode 3 yawn. Lucasfilm have taken leave of their senses, this is the dullest, laziest Star Wars they have ever done. I would rather watch PT or ST. Everything is just so pedestrian from the writing (Favreau shame on you) to the acting to the action (never ever hire the director of Spy Kids ever again) to the shoddy effects.
This latest episode is reminding me of the vertical smile from the other end of a horse.
Any minute now the lizard is gonna crawl out of my nose and end this hallucination. There's no way that was a real episode of a Star Wars show.
Maybe it's a Maori thing where you wrestle kangaroos in your tighty whities? And the blight has crept to Fennec - so the master assassin was too hung over or too exhausted from telling Fett what to do all day she doesn't notice Bigfoot?It's even better the scene wasn't modelled after Oliver Reed and Alan Bates nude wrestling in Ken Russell's Women in Love.
A Wookiee shows up to kill someone without a weapon, they are the weapon.Speaking of that wookie showing up, did no one close the damn front door. And what kind of assassin shows up to kill someone without a damn weapon. This episode literally should have been Boba waking up to a knife in the chest and the twins moving in during the end credits.
Maybe it's a Maori thing where you wrestle kangaroos in your tighty whities? And the blight has crept to Fennec - so the master assassin was too hung over or too exhausted from telling Fett what to do all day she doesn't notice Bigfoot?
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