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I loved Hondo in Rebels. It's like, he's not a TERRIBLE person, but I can't help but love the fact that every time he shows up, things go off the rails because he can't help but serve his own interests. He knows he can talk Ezra into just about anything.

I was also exasperated to see Hondo pop up in Rebels.

I'm gonna be real with y'all. I'm really whatever on Boba Fett being in the show. I'm one of those people that felt like the character never did much to deserve all of the love. Now if you tell me that someone like Cad Bane is being brought into The Mandalorian, I might do a flip.

I'm kinda surprised it took this long to get a real live action version of Hush. Was hoping for something more Earth shattering to be in the journal, then they dropped the whole kryptonite thing on us, and I'm REALLY intrigued as to how that will involve Supergirl or Superman next season.

The scuttlebutt is that he will also play Rex for an episode!

Me too. Added a much bigger psychological element to the proceedings.

That final scene is one of the best in all of Star Wars, because you can draw so many conclusions from it. Was it Vader making sure Ahsoka was dead? Was it some small part of Anakin still in there hoping to find her alive or get some closure? So well done. The biggest gut punch of all though, is all those Clone troopers wearing the Ahsoka helmets and they are trying to kill her. I loved Maul's Jason Kidd chest pass with the helmet wiping out that one clone though lol

That's a good question. I know the Supergirl earth had a Batman, but who knows if that is ever even mentioned again.

Maybe they are using that to explain why Bruce left? If they are trying to tell the story that Batman crossing that line made him quit forever, then it kinda works I guess.

Been tough getting back into my routine on these shows after the COVID break. With that said, the last two episodes of Flash have been pretty good. I enjoy when the main villain is a bit more cerebral and forces the team to find other ways to win. Am I reading too much into this, or did Batwoman suggest that Batman killed Joker???

Today's episode was as chilling and heartbreaking as I thought it would be. I can't help but think how different things would be if Mace hadn't been a dick to Ahsoka, and she could have told them what Maul told her.

There are a couple of instances where watching in release order will make some stuff not make sense, but it's nothing HUGE. Really the only arc that comes to mind is the one involving 99 the clone.

You underestimate his power.

To be fair, I always thought that Christiansen pulled off the scenes after the dark side turn pretty well. Otherwise, yeah, his portrayal of Anakin pales in comparison.

I honestly just want more Cad Bane, and I know he doesn't appear in Rebels(which I'm currently navigating). He honestly ended up being my favorite guest character, along with Hondo.

I recently got my friend to give Clone Wars a look, and she's now hooked. She even pointed out a reference I didn't get with Obi-Wan and Satine. Had no idea that it was a Moulin Rouge easter egg lol.

Given that this was episode 16 for Flash, I'd guess they have what, 6 or so left? I figured they had the entire season in the can already, but I guess not?

Hate that COVID kinda wrecked this season, because I was really digging mostly everything.

So was that Ahsoka/Maul faceoff a top 5 fight in the Star Wars franchise? That was just amazing stuff. The current episodes just have me shook, given their concurrence with RotS.

If that is the case, then something happened along the way, because Jimmy is alone out there in Omaha in the flash forwards. The idea that he just abandoned Kim in the middle of the night somehow stings even worse than whatever might happen in BCS.

I watched "Bad Times at the El Royale"(really good movie btw) the other day and I've had "Can't Hurry Love" stuck in my head ever since. I've always loved the Phil Collins version, and for shoot had no idea it was a Supremes cover all these years.

I honestly think I need to watch this episode again, because there is so much to digest here. I've reached a tipping point where Nacho's story is stressing me out. I just need that dude to find a way out, but I get the feeling that Lalo is going to find him in season 6 and make his life hell. I'm so disappointed in Kim ? This might be a weird observation, but they kinda tipped their hand that she was making a turn with her letting her hair down. I saw someone notice a while back that her hair is always up, but her hair was down for most of this episode. The writers of this show don't waste any movements.

I can't be the only one that thought Kim was about to eat a bullet. Fuck me I don't think I took in a breath during that entire scene. Lalo is such a nice departure from the Tuco type villain. Like, if you aren't on his bad side, Lalo is probably fun af to be around, but man, it's so scary how quickly he turns it around into complete menace.

I absolutely enjoy BCS a good bit more than I did BB, and I say that as someone who considers BB an all-time great tv show. I think the big difference is that there are some characters you actually want to root for in BCS, even if you know their fates. Only this show could turn something as simple as a cup getting shot into such a powerful visual. It was a bullet through the chest of James McGill.

When Kim went to visit Lalo, my immediate thought was "oh this won't be good". I have a bad feeling in my gut that this will come back in a bad way.