Get to the C1-10Per

"Carbonari;934803" wrote:

"Star_trollz;934792" wrote:

There is no room for teenagers with trust and family issues in Star Wars

Got it. So no room for Luke (ep4), Anakin (ep2), Rey, Ahsoka... please continue.

To be honest, that is one of the few things that makes Star Trek so much more enjoyable than Star Wars. And did anybody enjoy the moment when Anakin went berserk on those Tuskens? It was poorly executed and a mixture between preditcable boredom and LoL Moments.
The new Trilogy (for me at least) is bad overall. I only enjoyed the lightsaber Duels (be honest, that is why we're here) and the second half of Ep III.
It is this "make it for the whole family by throwing a lot of childish crap in it" that prevents Star Wars from being Top Notch SciFi.
And there is difference between a father whos gone bad as a twist and the son must battle the father (old Trilogy) and constantly throwing little kids stuff around like "do you trust me?" when a freaking sabotage mission of the small rebellion is at stake. And it goes on and on, the whole time "why do we do this? - because we are family", "I (a thirteen year old scoundrel) don't get to lead the mission? You don't trust me" - "yeah allright, let's put him in charge of those men, because we trust him and we are a family", and so on.
And then there are the painfully generic characters (with some expcetions, which are not the main cast...) ....

I am not saying that Clone Wars doesn't have the same problems (really?!? A thirteen year old Padavan is Commander of soldiers??), but waaaaay less frequently than rebels. That is because of the setup: Rebels is basically more about the crew than about the rebellion.

I am also not saying that every single episode is painful to watch. There are some real gems. But honestly you have to look for them. And yes, I did watch them all. I mean, when Ahsoka meets Vader, THAT was great moment with great dialogue and action.