Ahsoka TV Series (Spoiler Discussion)

"redd9111;c-2436175" wrote:
Is Ezra turn to the dark side after the end of the Rebel and become Eight Brother?

What? Where did that come from?

I watched first 2 episodes and ...it is so boring, so much nonsense in the script. I was expecting to enjoy this series but i couldnt. Example, Ashoka talking with a droid after big blast...and i couldnt tell if she was serious, joking or what..i dont know if it was a script or just bad acting. Very hard to watch.

Waiting for the line "Somehow Thrawn returned" in a future episode.

Just saw someone compare this to Treasure Planet and they aren’t wrong.

"LordDirt;c-2436062" wrote:
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.

I was writing about this to someone else just yesterday. They're trying to make her the reserved Jedi Master, but she wasn't a Jedi master and there's a reason for that. You can't just undo her entire backstory b/c you think that she has to "act like a master" now.

So for people talking about Sabine surviving the lightsaber stab, the best explanation I found was that the dark apprentice character was trying to leave her alive to keep Ahsoka too busy saving Sabine's life to follow her and get the map back.

If Ahsoka is rushing Sabine to the hospital, it doesn't matter if she's skilled enough to kick the Apprentice's butt.

"MasterSeedy;c-2436257" wrote:
So for people talking about Sabine surviving the lightsaber stab, the best explanation I found was that the dark apprentice character was trying to leave her alive to keep Ahsoka too busy saving Sabine's life to follow her and get the map back.

If Ahsoka is rushing Sabine to the hospital, it doesn't matter if she's skilled enough to kick the Apprentice's butt.

i have a different explanation. the fight between the 2 padawans seemed less skilled than most lightsaber duels we've seen. which would be fitting, considering they are both not fully trained. so the failure to properly apply a killing blow seems appropriate.

on the other hand, it might just be a case of filoni being bad at directing live action (a lot of the other problems suggest this), so i might be wrong. ;)

but the series has so many issues, this stab potentially not making sense didn't even register for me before i read about it here.

the fight between the 2 padawans seemed less skilled than most lightsaber duels we've seen. which would be fitting, considering they are both not fully trained.

Absolutely true, and a reasonable thought process.

I chuckled at Star Wars Theory's joke that QGJ seems the only one who did not survive a stab through the gut, and actually the most skilled one.

Everyone here knows what it takes to kill someone with a sword