lilmc
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I don't think it was a revelation really. He has had other instances of conflict. He tried to hurt Cara Dune for example.
Toddler antics?
I don't think it was a revelation really. He has had other instances of conflict. He tried to hurt Cara Dune for example.
Ok, so just recorded a hour and 6 minute long podcast about this episode, so clearly I didn't hate it too much (seriously I think it was a top 2-3 episode, just not a giddy as some others)
Two questions for you all:
One about rest of this season:
So how do you think the rest of the season goes? Feels like no way they can build up to bid stand off with Moff Gideon and get to Tython and wrap up that angle. And Tython is in the Deep Core so I can't see Gideon going there.
Does much of Gideon stuff get pushed to Season 3?
One more Star Wars nerdy from this episode relating back to prequels/OT
Ahsoka says that Grogu was at the Jedi temple, trained by many masters and was saved and hidden - so who took him and his him?
As far as I could tell, he would have been there training the same time as Anakin, so does Anakin know about him and why didn't he make sure he was killed? Was Grogu always kept separate?
Two questions for you all:
One about rest of this season:
So how do you think the rest of the season goes? Feels like no way they can build up to bid stand off with Moff Gideon and get to Tython and wrap up that angle. And Tython is in the Deep Core so I can't see Gideon going there.
Does much of Gideon stuff get pushed to Season 3?
I think it’s a cliff hanger where Gideon gets his hand on Grogu and we end the season with Mando left without him. Whether it’s done in front of him, or he leaves Grogu at the Jedi Temple and then Gideon comes and kidnaps him will be my guesses. But Gideon I think is the focus of S3, and either he’s serving under an even higher power that will become the antagonistic focus in S4 and 5, or Gideon is the big bad throughout the series.
One more Star Wars nerdy from this episode relating back to prequels/OT
Ahsoka says that Grogu was at the Jedi temple, trained by many masters and was saved and hidden - so who took him and his him?
As far as I could tell, he would have been there training the same time as Anakin, so does Anakin know about him and why didn't he make sure he was killed? Was Grogu always kept separate?
All interesting possibilities that I can’t wait to find out. They’ve only touched the surface of Grogu’s (I’m trying to type and say his name as much as possible to get out of the habit of calling him those other 2 names) background, but it did seem like he was kept separate in the way Ahsoka was speaking about his time at the Jedi Temple. I’m not sure if it lines up with Anakin, if it wasn’t at the same time, it was very close.
Ok, so just recorded a hour and 6 minute long podcast about this episode, so clearly I didn't hate it too much (seriously I think it was a top 2-3 episode, just not a giddy as some others)
Two questions for you all:
One about rest of this season:
So how do you think the rest of the season goes? Feels like no way they can build up to bid stand off with Moff Gideon and get to Tython and wrap up that angle. And Tython is in the Deep Core so I can't see Gideon going there.
Does much of Gideon stuff get pushed to Season 3?
One more Star Wars nerdy from this episode relating back to prequels/OT
Ahsoka says that Grogu was at the Jedi temple, trained by many masters and was saved and hidden - so who took him and his him?
As far as I could tell, he would have been there training the same time as Anakin, so does Anakin know about him and why didn't he make sure he was killed? Was Grogu always kept separate?
I saw this on twitter with regards to that and thought it was a good one.I don't think it was a revelation really. He has had other instances of conflict. He tried to hurt Cara Dune for example.
did the lady die? We can hear it or we think we hear her dying. Star Wars isn't afraid to show people dying we only seen a million over the years. I have a feeling that she is still alive.
Ok, so just recorded a hour and 6 minute long podcast about this episode, so clearly I didn't hate it too much (seriously I think it was a top 2-3 episode, just not a giddy as some others)
Ahsoka says that Grogu was at the Jedi temple, trained by many masters and was saved and hidden - so who took him and his him?
As far as I could tell, he would have been there training the same time as Anakin, so does Anakin know about him and why didn't he make sure he was killed? Was Grogu always kept separate?
They have done this so many times in this series. I love it. The Bryce Dallas Howard episode had a call back to her fathers shots from Apollo 13.This is cool. The imagery in this series has been impeccable
Unfortunately with how this show has been set up I would be very bored if they kicked Grogu to the curb and just followed Mando on various bounties. This is the Star Wars universe. You tie everything together. No you don’t need the Skywalker obviously but having Thrawn, Ahsoka, Bo-Katan, etc. show up adds everything and more. Grogu is no longer just a baby with some force wielding. He has a past, a name, a story. Mando himself has spun off and is building into a character that doesn’t need bounties. He has feelings. He has attachment. As Ahsoka said today, he’s a father figure to Grogu. This show is bringing the Star Wars universe to be more marvel-esque with interwoven stories.
One thing I was thinking of last night...why hasn’t there been any mention of Luke during Mando’s search for Jedi? At this point in the SW timeline, Luke would most likely have the Academy up and running, and he would be one of the most famous people in the galaxy. Yet he’s never mentioned when discussing Jedi. While I doubt they’d look to have Mark Hamill come in to reprise his role, or want to involve the Skywalkers in this storyline, it’s just odd to not even have him mentioned as a possible place to go.
Mando had never heard of the Jedi until recently. Bo-Katan gave Mando a specific name. I’m very okay with no Skywalker son this. I don’t think it’s needed either. The timeline now also gets more dicey to me with now Thrawn being included and all these rebels characters. I’ll be honest I’ve gotten a bit confused. I need a giant timeline to keep track.
So I wonder then where technically season two is. Is this all still in 9ABY or has time passed? How fast is time moving in the series? Obviously the child hasn’t aged but we know he doesn’t age fast.My attempt at the timeline to show where everyone is (tried to put locations too) ... let me know anything you would want added