Ahsoka TV Series (Spoiler Discussion)

Watched Episode 1

Nothing new here. Find a map, two bad guys, pull a person back into the group, another person lives after getting stabbed by a lightsaber. Hopefully it gets better but these shows are all following the same pattern and feel like we are going the MCU route of copy and paste. Wish Disney had the guts to make new SW content but it seems they are too afraid of pissing off the base like TLJ did.

Both episodes are amazing.If you liked rebels series in the past, you are gonna love it!

Crazy isn't it?

I’ve got to say I’m a wee bit underwhelmed so far. It feels a bit like plot by numbers and relies way too much on previous series to set it up. It feels jaded in the way the most recent Mandalorian series and Kenobi were - which is a shame when we know that they can produce something as good as Andor. It would have been nice to see a bit more depth and exploration of Ahsoka ‘s character.
The writing was a little lacking in credibility too - it reminded me of that Seinfeld episode where George and Jerry cut Elaine out of their pilot because they don’t know how to write what a woman would say. I didn’t find the dialogue between any of the female leads at all convincing.
On the plus side, some of the art direction was ok and the droids got some good lines. I hope it picks up a bit when they go off to the new Galaxy

All I get from these first two episodes is that we'll be getting Ahsoka's ship, the Nightsister lady, and probably the droid that looks like 5OR-T before the end of the year.

First 2 eps were a love letter to the Rebels series and served as exposition to get the series into the path of where they go from here..

It's almost an hour and half of lightsaber battles and some Force action in the Star wars Universe.. I ain't complaining..

New plot points that I can see:

Nightsisters connection to the space whales?
Fallen Jedi (with an Inquisitor?
Sabine was training to be a Jedi?
New Republic needs some counterintelligence?

"MrRandyWatson;c-2435967" wrote:
Maybe I missed something but Im very seriously confused about the main plot devices here.

Rebels ended with Ezra warping Thrawn and himself into parts unknown using space whales never to be heard from again. The Ahsoka show begins 3-4 years later with her trying to find both people and in order to do that she needs a star map. As far as I recall that is 100% accurate.

This show begins by telling us that the Nightsisters (that Thrawn has never seen or probably even heard of) built a temple "centuries ago" for the sole purpose of housing a starmap that would lead to Thrawn today...****?

It's possible that the Nightsisters discovered a path linking two galaxies, and built a temple to house the map as it was a major discovery. Ezra may have just happened to trigger that wormhole when he did his thing centuries later. Not sure how Ahsoka discovered the link between the two events though.

Watched Episode 2

Wasn't a bad episode but my wife and I are already tired of Ahsoka's smugness and attitude. Crazy how they changed her so much already and no one seems to care.

Really epic first 2 episodes. Loved every moment.

"SotaDraken;c-2436032" wrote:
First 2 eps were a love letter to the Rebels series and served as exposition to get the series into the path of where they go from here..

It's almost an hour and half of lightsaber battles and some Force action in the Star wars Universe.. I ain't complaining..

New plot points that I can see:

Nightsisters connection to the space whales?
Fallen Jedi (with an Inquisitor?
Sabine was training to be a Jedi?
New Republic needs some counterintelligence?

Its nice to meet old friends.

I'll adding some plot point...
Will we ever see Zeb return?
Will sabine contact mandalorian and asking for help if things goes really bad?