Ahsoka

[waynekerr55]

Shaping up nicely.

 

[Professor]

Shaping up nicely.

Very much so, though some Internet coverage is more concerned with the shape of Mary Elizabeth Winstead's backside than the programme itself.

 

[WxmJax]

I think I fell in love watching Fargo.

 

[waynekerr55]

Very much so, though some Internet coverage is more concerned with the shape of Mary Elizabeth Winstead's backside than the programme itself.

Careful now prof or you'll be open to accusations of being WoKe

 

[exiledclaseboy]

If it’s anything like The Mandalorian and that Boba Fett bobbins it’ll be indescribably boring, slow paced and almost completely inconsequential. The Obi Wan series was slightly less torturous but only for the nostalgia of seeing Macgregor and the rubbish Vader.

 

[waynekerr55]

If it’s anything like The Mandalorian and that Boba Fett bobbins it’ll be indescribably boring, slow paced and almost completely inconsequential. The Obi Wan series was slightly less torturous but only for the nostalgia of seeing Macgregor and the rubbish Vader.

Never change Clasey, never change!

 

[JackSomething]

If it’s anything like The Mandalorian and that Boba Fett bobbins it’ll be indescribably boring, slow paced and almost completely inconsequential. The Obi Wan series was slightly less torturous but only for the nostalgia of seeing Macgregor and the rubbish Vader.

I enjoyed the first two seasons of The Mandalorian, but season 2.5 (otherwise known as the Boba Fett series) and season 3 were bobbins.

The gold standard of Disney+ era Star Wars is Andor, which was one of my favourite TV shows of last year, Star Wars or otherwise.

Hearing good things about Ashoka, which is unsurprising as Dave Filoni has complete control of this series. Not sure how much people will enjoy it if they haven't watched the Rebels cartoon though, which is where a lot of the characters come from.

 

[dizietsma]

Fans of Ms Winstead may care to know that she can sing as well.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dD6upBLkbj8&ab_channel=GotAGirlVEVO

 

[waynekerr55]

I enjoyed the first two seasons of The Mandalorian, but season 2.5 (otherwise known as the Boba Fett series) and season 3 were bobbins.

The gold standard of Disney+ era Star Wars is Andor, which was one of my favourite TV shows of last year, Star Wars or otherwise.

Hearing good things about Ashoka, which is unsurprising as Dave Filoni has complete control of this series. Not sure how much people will enjoy it if they haven't watched the Rebels cartoon though, which is where a lot of the characters come from.

That's the thing: a lot of this links to Rebels and Clone Wars.

 

[Professor]

That's the thing: a lot of this links to Rebels and Clone Wars.

The story telling of Clone Wars and Rebels was much better than the prequels. And Rogue One much better that the recent trilogy. I don't think it's as good as Andor, but better than Obi Wan (which is better on a re-watch) and the increasingly tired Mandalorian. We know Andor only has another series.

 

[waynekerr55]

The story telling of Clone Wars and Rebels was much better than the prequels. And Rogue One much better that the recent trilogy. I don't think it's as good as Andor, but better than Obi Wan (which is better on a re-watch) and the increasingly tired Mandalorian. We know Andor only has another series.

To be fair to the Mandalorian, where do you go when Luke Skywalker flies to the rescue.

Season 3 was a little slow (as was BOBF) but it looks like this is going to set up a movie that has real potential. Plus Gideon trolling the Mandalorians was funny

 

[Professor]

To be fair to the Mandalorian, where do you go when Luke Skywalker flies to the rescue.

Season 3 was a little slow (as was BOBF) but it looks like this is going to set up a movie that has real potential. Plus Gideon trolling the Mandalorians was funny

I oddly liked BOBF as it was slow. Mandalorian s3 was not the Western the first two series were which made it different. I still enjoyed it as well made and fun. Standard has been higher than the Marvel series which are much more hit and miss.

 

[JackSomething]

I oddly liked BOBF as it was slow. Mandalorian s3 was not the Western the first two series were which made it different. I still enjoyed it as well made and fun. Standard has been higher than the Marvel series which are much more hit and miss.

Introducing TV shows to what were already pretty bloated 'universes' seems to have made things a lot more complicated.

Marvel seem to be struggling the most because every show has to be linked to the movies and characters cross over between them, etc. Their first Disney+ show, Wandavision, was clearly the best they've done, but then everything about Wanda in that show was undone when she next appeared in a movie (Dr Strange) which was written and directed by people who had nothing to do with the show.

What If was also pretty good, probably being helped by being unshackled from movie links, continuity concerns, etc...

Star Wars have been doing better with their TV shows than their movies, as they use stories and characters in the shows who are mainly not in the movies, or only have small roles in them. The potential for Star Wars stories is huge in comparison to Marvel and I hope they continue to explore different parts of the universe and time periods, rather than try to link in with future movies.

 

[jack123]

Hi there chaps, just looking to a little documentary series looking for Barry Normans love children, because there seems to be a lot here.

Anyone speaking badly about The Mandalorian, need's to have a bloody serious word with themselves.

 

[waynekerr55]

Hi there chaps, just looking to a little documentary series looking for Barry Normans love children, because there seems to be a lot here.

Anyone speaking badly about The Mandalorian, need's to have a bloody serious word with themselves.

They deserve to be brought in warm, or cold