Star Wars Megathread

[Tamas]

I'm pretty certain that the whole arc about returning BY to his people will be solved by the end of the season (doesn't mean he will successfully return him, though). The show doesn't feel like one of those where they stretch the same premise over multiple seasons.

But Baby Yoda is a massive hit with people as I understand, (an endless source of memes on 9gag for example). Not gonna' write a cash cow out.

[Grey Fox]

With Ashoka showing up, I wonder if Ezra & Thrawn show up. I can imagine a scenario where BY ends up in the end with Ezra in the outer (or further) reaches.

The series is the unification show between the cartoon, the comics & the acted universe, so it's not impossible. The time line fits too.

[Syt]

I mean, there's no way he is going to actually find Baby Yoda's people, when that happens the series will end so the writers are not going to do it. So I don't mind the sidetracking.

Clone Wars and Rebels have each come to a proper conclusion of their story arcs (granted, CW's was a bit late due to the Disney takeover upheaval at the time). I trust Favreau/Filoni that they will wrap this up properly, and I'd guess we will have 4 or 5, maybe 6 seasons in the end.

[Syt]

Ashoka showing up, I wonder if Ezra & Thrawn show up. I can imagine a scenario where BY ends up in the end with Ezra in the outer (or further) reaches.

The series is the unification show between the cartoon, the comics & the acted universe, so it's not impossible. The time line fits too.

I could see that happening.

Ezra would be ... what, in his mid to late twenties, with the show being set 9 years after the end of Rebels?

[Grey Fox]

Ezra is born on the first Empire Day. If I get the time right, he should be 29 in The Mandalorian.

[Syt]

It would be a mindfuck if he was played by Freddie Prinze, Jr (Kanan from Rebels), but I figure he's a bit too old for that role.

[HVC]

I'm pretty certain that the whole arc about returning BY to his people will be solved by the end of the season (doesn't mean he will successfully return him, though). The show doesn't feel like one of those where they stretch the same premise over multiple seasons.

They can have a return, but not a return. he finds yoda's planet, only to discover they aren't all gifted in the force (he's under the assumption that they are, he mentions that BY species can move stuff with their mind). So then has to search for the jedi.

[Syt]

Btw, how does Cobb Vanth keep his hair looking so great under that helmet?



Compare with Mando in the finale of season 1:

[Valmy]

Advances in helmet hair prevention technology happened between seasons.

[The Brain]

What's the deal these days, are theater versions of the original trilogy available in any simple way?

[Barrister]

What's the deal these days, are theater versions of the original trilogy available in any simple way?

No.

[The Brain]

What's the deal these days, are theater versions of the original trilogy available in any simple way?

No.

Ah well. Guess I'll check in again in a decade or two.

[Syt]

What's the deal these days, are theater versions of the original trilogy available in any simple way?

[The Brain]

What's the deal these days, are theater versions of the original trilogy available in any simple way?

What happened to PA anyway?

[Syt]

There's a user on reddit who does old school comic book covers for Star Wars shows: