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ACOLYTE Episode 7 BREAKDOWN - Every STAR WARS Easter Egg & ENDING EXPLAINED!
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@@AutoAmateur 👏 you said it best friend.
Your breakdowns are better than the actual show. Disney should cut you a check.
@@E_Cleazy most of us are pretty sure that Disney is already cutting SC a weekly check. Shills cost $
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Sol is Solo but half the balls
Wookiee + lightsaber = nightmare fuel
Yes more of that
Yeah, I'd love to see a sith wookie hallway scene where halfway through he loses or drops his saber and starts ripping arms off and using his claws
Y'all are basic that wookie was slow as hell you can see his attacks coming a mile away, not scary at all
Leslye + writing a high school fanfic = an effing migraine
@@clairemadeinheaven alright tough guy 😂😂😂
I really don't think the coven was planning to sacrifice the children. The big thing that gives the Jedi (and Ryan) that impression is what Mae says during her Jedi test. But if you go back and look at what Mother Aniseya says to Mae in episode 3 (when the kids aren't paying attention during their lesson), the statements are much, much more innocuous. Mae just garbled them all up when attempting to repeat them to the Jedi, and they ended up sounding terrible. Any parent can tell you that kids are awful at remembering the things you're trying to tell them!
I think Doug's pairing of Chardonnay with a "nice dead bird" is a great example of duality. Starting out very genteel and classy and ending very savagely. I love you, Doug!
Bathos.
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Doug needs to cameo for Disney. I'd pay to watch it.
@@ck_p3786smh let the past go. The thing about the old days is them is the old days-Slim Charles
Epic 😂
Sol being absolutely obsessed with having a padawan is weird and annoying at the same time
It comes across as so creepy.
I also kept noticing whenever Master Sol walked up on them they were seemingly yelling at the girls or disciplining them. So i think Sol was also thinking i have to save these girls these witches are not treating them well (even though we know for the most part that is not true)
Aren't jedis trained from children not to trust their eyes. 😒
What ever happened to stranger danger? I guess Jedi in the galaxies have street cred.
@@jdamoormartinirossi791 I wonder if that's not the exact reason those are pretty much Sol's very first words in the show.
I thought so too.
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Final season Clone Wars, Mother Talzin convinced a tribe to sacrifice force sensitive beings into a pit while stealing their force essence. She was going to transfer all of that force essence into her self during a convergence of moons.
I think I remember that one did Mace stab her right in her green cloud? Was Jar Jar flirting with their queen to keep her occupied because her tribe did not trust the Jedi? Except for Ventress’ unfortunate life, Night Sisters while they could be naughty, did not want to rule the galaxy. Night Sisters did not seem to mind handling both sides of the Force, they used whatever served their purpose. According to Sidious, Mother Talzin was not ambitious enough. I wonder if Sidious would like that move after Grievous wiped out the Night Sisters? Were the Jedi frightened by colorful clouds because of the Night Sisters?
Yes it is the episode in which Mace Windu has to join Jar Jar because the queen trusts only Jar Jar (they are in love)
@@Obbe79 Thank so much, I really appreciate that I was trying look it up (seems so long ago).
"Torbin chooses to run off to destroy a witch coven because he's homesick." That about sums him up.
Spit out my drink at “except this woman, this is your mom” 😂😂😂
I get mad because never see it coming every time😭
Me too only it was chilli cheese Fritos. Haha 😆
I missed this gag the last few weeks!
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Is getting cringe using this "joke" every damn episode
Kelnacca became a hermit more so because he used his claw is Combat. The Wookiees held true to their code of honor, under which claws were never to be used for fighting. A Wookiee who used his or her claws for combat would be labeled a “madclaw” and exiled. Some were also charged by tradition of killing those members of their kind that engaged in the practice of using their claws in combat, as the act dishonored their race.
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I wish the show explored this idea, that’s very interesting
@@thomasd728 Great Wookie lore. I hadn't heard that before.
This guy KotORs. Nice
Forgot about that lore, but that makes perfect sense. Shows us exactly how Headland did not just talk out of her ass, that she liked the old republic, but actually uses it for world building.
Sol never told Osha that he killed her mother. That's gotta come back to bite him. For some strange reason, it seems that Mae never told Osha that Sol killed their mother, eventhough she has a few chances since they discovered each other.
I love that the hexagon bit has risen to the level of recurring bit just like "this is your mom"
"not the bees" 😂😂😂😂. classic!!
Sol blocking and taking all of Space Witch Mom 2’s hits without turning on his lightsaber was pretty awesome. The emotions seen through his facial expressions, seeing everything go out of control.
This guy is just… an incredible actor. He truly sells every single conflict within him. Every fault. Every goodness.
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Really solid with the emotional part of acting
@@ck_p3786- why? Cause its not focused on white men?
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"I'm gunna light this book on fire"
"Oh no the books on fire!"
You gave me the idea that torbin was incepted, deep mindtricked to do whatever to go home, hence rushing to the temple.
That would make it make sense.
Could also explain ben solo and anakins harsh reactions
@@blairhoughton7918 Sense isnt what the writers are known for.
Yeah, I think that is why he behaved so irrationally, due to the way his will was altered while under mind-control, but his rushing back to the temple was more of an accidental side-effect of the mind-control, and not an intentional move set-up by the witches. It was an unintended consequence that came back to bite them. It's another instance of a choice based on a noble intention leading to the exact opposite outcome. In this case Mother Aniseya used the mind control to try to protect her coven, but that decision tragically led to all of them being killed.
I 100% forgot all of that dialogue from Phantom Menace and that makes this episode a lot cooler
Indara was the only character that had any sense and at the end she also said fuck it let’s not tell the council what happened.
because nothing did? Mae did indeed start the fire, and when telling her mothers they did nothing but begin to attack.. and the other turned into a creepy black mass. and the other witches began to get into kelnacca's mind? yet... there's a fire.
The wookie didn't really do anything wrong. Not his fault 50 witches possessed him.
@@thomashernandez6985He probably felt guilty for allowing them in. Just like with Torbin, they have to be tempted to go "black eyed". The mother invaded Torbin. 50 witches had to do a hive mind to overtake Kalnacca.
Indara is trying to save everyone's reputation with the Jedi Council.
Maybe a bit of self preservation as the leader of the expedition, and maybe a bit of wanting to salvage something out of the situation (Osha’s training) and knowing the council is rigid. Still, I feel like someone else could have trained Osha even if they told the council what happened. Council would have been pissed, but under the circumstances the Jedi actions aren’t totally unjustified.
i prepare myself for "this is your mom" every time but it catches me offguard every time also lmfao
Mae actually misinterpreted what her mother said. So of course the Jedi got scared. This show is all about absolutes and how different types of force users are scared of each other and do not take time to understand the other,
I wish it was written better so that point was actually discussed
You’re being very kind , but I respect that. ❤
Hmm, perhaps the other witches were all sacrificed to fulfil their destiny in that mind control trick against Kelnacca. Not quite sure they needed the entire coven for that but whatevs.
@@misha49ishI wish people like you had better media literacy instead of having brain rot & chalking it off as "bad writing".
@@12symmo Why don't you think they all needed to help? Maybe they did need a full coven to take over the mind of a wookie jedi. Wookies live a long time. He could have been a jedi for over 100 years with a lot of experience.
Midichlorians aren't stupid AT ALL. It's basically Star Wars quantum physics, it makes the question much deeper and even more interesting.
It makes a mystical force space bugs. That's real lame.
many found it stupid because the Force was this magical / spiritual thing and then George Lucas made it about the # of bugs in your blood. much less magical feeling lol
Some people are threatened by anything scientific. The average person that hated midichlorians were ignorant high school drop outs. It explains how Luke and Leia were as powerful as their father. Midichlorians are stupid but a vergence of the force isn't? Purgil space whales make perfect sense though? Make up your mind. Haters in Hollywood manipulated the press to criticize everything in the Phantom Menace, including the Midichlorians. Weak minded sheep were too dumb to know they were being manipulated and used. Lucas made a lot of enemies when he left the actors union and the Academy.
In reality we all have mitochondria in our cells. As we reach middle age the mitochondria we have in our cells, the less energy we have and our health worsens. Michondria are microscopic organisms. If you were a dunce in high school, you skipped biology and took earth science 4 times in a row and never learned about the organisms in our cells. Your lack of education makes midichlorians far-fetched.
@@vfwarlordforever9589I think you're confusing organisms for organelles. Mitochondria are not tiny life forms. But I agree that midichlorians are loosely analogous to mitochondria.
If they're intent on killing two kids they created just to attain immortality, yeah that sounds pretty evil.
but bu buttttt.. THE JEDI ARE BAD?!!? defund the jedi!
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@@nah7656nah.. a few million clones will do the job just fine.
But we don't see any proof that is what was going to happen... I think the writers just wanted it to be ambiguous so audience could see how Sol got to the point of Murdering their Mom
I was annoyed that mother turns into a creepy black cloud and then is like, "I was going to let her go." Like dude, if you were going to let Osha go then why turn into a creepy ass black cloud? Sol reacted accordingly and she is all like, "why did you stab me?"
😂😂
@@jameswestervelt6808 so much for being peace keepers.
Yeah that was pretty bad. I was disappointed with this episode because I thought episode 3 was wonderful. This one had the same director but it was so messy.
@@viviorkoyeah Jedi keep the peace, I would have done the same thing as sol if I saw somebody turn into a scary cloud and suck the soul out of their child
@@viviorko So defending yourself and what you perceive as a threat to a child makes them NOT peace keepers? Make your logic make sense please?
I found it comically ironic that the Coven knew the Jedi's were there but the Jedi didn't know about them
you misspelled "comically bad writing"
Force covens survive via secrecy
@@misha49ish coming from a Jimmy Dore fan, maybe have a seat.
“Ironic” - Palpatine
It is ironic, but it also indicates that the Jedi were already somewhat unbalanced. Complacency, hypocrisy, politics, and fear a lot of dark side stuff already present yet ignored or just not acknowledged. The Jedi were already slipping into darkness, no wonder 10k Jedi could not sense something as powerful as Sidious.
I've never noticed in the Phantom Menace that Shmi is holding a vertical IPAD with handles and then when they zoom in watching the pod race it is horizontal and no longer has handles. haha
I’ve been waiting all day Ryan. What took so longggg😭
He was at the Disney office 😮 ✊
I caved and watched the Heavy Spoilers recap 😅 Sorry Ryan, but you brought this upon yourself!
Waiting for Disney to pay him.
He was polishing this turd up as much as possible to say how great it was.
@@henrey710 nobody is making you watch the show, or these breakdowns of a show you hate 🤷♂️
Are we just going to gloss over the fact that all these people died because the Padawan wanted to go home.
Well, we've already seen him commit suicide over it so; ummm.... No.
21:18 This was all completely avoidable. She could have easily turned to Sol and quickly told him that everything was going to be okay, and that she needed to help her daughter in that moment. Instead she chooses to not say anything and turn into a scary smoke monster during a moment of high tension while standing next to a stranger with a lightsaber. I don’t blame Sol at all, that was some freaky stuff.
maybe she thought she was showing him the beauty of her craft/use of the force.
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@@marquesedillinger131in the middle of a tense situation? Where 2 people are attacking eachother, you’re gonna portray the beauty of your craft? Why then and there?
I dont know about yours but my mom will turn into that or worse if my sister screams like that to her about me being in danger. Also you are not a Jedi, you are not trained to face worse things while keeping your emotions bottle up.
@JasonDuaineHahn I mean... the whole entire thing could have been avoided but... Sol wanted his padawan of destiny so.. but yes I agree. A single word from either of them might have averted that
I’ve been enjoying the Acolyte but this was a weird episode. That mama witch randomly turning into a smoke monster for 1 second caught me so off guard. And when all the other witches instantly turned off at the same time 😂
Yeah I really liked the general direction for this show but the pay off in this episode was more… weird than I expected
That's because this show sucks balls
I really dont think they were going to sacrafic the girls. There is no way you go from "sure im your mama, but im going to off you in this ritual sacrafice" to "oh, run off and be a jedi? Ok, have a safe trip".
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I agree. I think it was the other way around like when the time was right she will transfer all her knowledge and so to the girls.
@@franchescamayialmonte1303maybe we have an approach akin to Dune. Transferring your own essence into the next generation so that every new one has the kowledge of the former ones sort of.
@@franchescamayialmonte1303 you think it’s a Flemeth from Dragon Age situation? I dunno. I see that it’s possible, but I think it’s exactly what Aniseya said to the twins, it ties them to each other and the coven. The sacrifice is that you have to put absolute trust in your leader not to mess you over. I think the thread sort of puts them all on the same circuit, Force-wise, but the risk is what happened when Indara broke the possession.
@ck_p3786 Then don't watch it. Or the recaps. Life is finite. Stop wasting your time on shit you don't like. Yeeesh.
Interesting how Master Sol called Mae Osha when she ran out before the mother was killed. Made me think there was going to be a mixup where they actually save Mae instead of Osha. Since it wasn’t mentioned later, I thought I was going crazy
I noticed that too.
I was waiting for him confusing the two children to be explained in-show, but it wasn’t. Even more confusingly, I’ve watched three UA-cam “breakdowns“ of the episode, and no one has mentioned it, either.
@@kirktrue938I still have a half-baked suspicion that they were mixed up, and Osha and Mae have been switched this entire time. The plot's like a random number generator at this point. And not in a cool Rashomon-like POV kind of way.
Yes, surprised no-one is mentioning this! I was thinking it was proof Sol wasn't really feeling a force pull towards Osha but projecting it.
I took it as a hint that he doesn't really have a mystical connection to Osha, he just wants an apprentice and is letting his desire cloud his judgment. He immediately thinks she's Osha because he WANTS it to be Osha.
I actually thaught he was feeling ousha being in danger, after Mae talked to them. And therefore screamed her name out.
All that whinning scarring and light saber spinning from tobin gave me alot of Skywalker vibes.
🤣
Honestly same
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@ck_p3786 oh shut up this show has been great and I'd bet money you've never even watched a full episode.
@GodBroly This person literally copy and pasted in every thread. Trying to stir that pot.
I like the part at the end on the cat walk when they are just screaming each other’s names until it collapsed
@jayobie8195 does seem a little forced in order to give Sol his "Sophie's choice" moment. Visually, it makes sense, I guess..
I like the part where we all thought there must be another explanation of the stone fortress burning down because it's stupid and then no it was exactly what we thought.
@@MrBenoo08well.. electric fires aren't so harmless as they can appear. Consodering how much giant machinery was depicted in the halls of that building, it isn't so far fetched, even though I'd agree that a brief scene that shows us how the fire spread wider would have helped a lot to sell this.
Sommayall ..." I hate that show SO MUCH that I haven't missed an episode and comment on every review video I can find!" 🤦🏿♀️
I know right?!? I saw a comment about anyone still watching this show is why "wokeness" is so bad. I responded, "like all the haters watching the show to then post hate comments?"
The hate watching with those folk is strong
Yet it's the least watched Disney/Star Wars show ever
I like to think of it as "not speaking from ignorance."
If those of us who think this series is a dumpster fire don't watch, then how can we participate in any kind of reasonable discussion? It is a master class in pitiful storytelling/writing. I can say that only if I've actually watched it. As painful as it is, I can't wait for it to be over with.
i expect the "your mom" jokes but NEVER see them coming!
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Do you have a 12 year old’s sense of humor?
Aniseya's mind trick scene reminded me heavily of what the Revenge of the Sith novelization implies Palpatine did to the other Jedi who confronted him with Mace Windu.
it wasn’t a mind trick
It was cringe. Another of the wall akward interpretation of the force by a hack.
I finally understand why the fire spread so fast, when you look closely, only ecternal walls are made from rock, but internal walls are made from clay, iron and wood. Outside Osha's room you can see lower part of the wall is from wood.
Circuits inside the walls caught on fire and helped spread the fire around the walls. We saw the circuit boards sparking
Zero fire safety gear, as if force witchery never goes sideways...
@@blairhoughton7918 Man, someone in Star Wars should really get on to making an Occupational Health and Safety Administration.
Geez, what a mouthful. if only there were an easier name for it...
You'd think OSHA would have caught these safety problems
But Star Wars did say the full word of midichlorians in Bad Batch last season.
Clicked so fast! Been waiting for this video all day!🎉
“This, this is your mom.” Always kills me. So seemless, so funny, so brief. Love it.😂😂😂
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Still fall for it. Tried zooming in to verify.
Final Episode is going to be a triumph, “With my Yoda, Yo-Yo-Yo-Yo-Yoda, Yo-Yo-Yo-Yo-Yoda”
I have bad feeling that osha is going have to kill sol and become the acoltyle by that i dont think he will come out of this mess alive.
Something like that but you also have to remember venestra trained quimir and she has to die as well I think everyone dies
It’s just a show dude; but ya I bet most everyone dies including qmir
Show me that DEATH COUNT!
@@Blaaaaah51 There is no evidence Vernestra trained Qimir, it's just a theory. What are you talking about?
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My absolute favorite place on the internet for breakdowns.
Part 1 is to watch the show; part 2 is to have Ryan and Doug help me understand what I just watched! 🙂
Why didn’t Sol just hold the girls instead of the heavy bridges? He couldve saved both lol
😂 I thought the same thing when I was watching
My thoughts exactly
I was saying the same thing from the third frame of the scene. Sol isn't the brightest sun in the sky.
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Lol
“Torbin is such a dumb sh*t.” Had me rolling. Love these break downs and the time and effort put into them by the SC crew.
The Kylo theme also appeared right after Sol stabbed Aniseya. So we’ve heard it 4x
the theme for Mae / darkness in the show is nearly identical to Kylo's theme so sometimes its unclear whether we're hearing Mae's theme or Kylo's. But it's been Kylo's for sure at least like 2-3 times.
I don't get why people hate midichlorians - it makes perfect sense and I love the concept
People don’t hate midichlorians ; people hate shitty writing
Some things are better left as mysteries
I LOVE that the Midichlorians are a clear reference to Mitochondria... GEORGE knew that when HE chose to write that in... I get 'why,' but the reasoning is really mid
@@tomgoodwin7134 As a scientist, I greatly prefer unlocking all of the mysteries 😆
Obi Wan said "It's an energy field created by all living things. It surrounds us and penetrates us. It binds the galaxy together." He didn't say "they a microscopic beings that live in your blood and do things."
I NEVER knew I NEEDED a fully grown wookie swinging a LIGHTSABER! 🤯
I expected Indara to be the one that caused the fight with the witches, so I was surprised to see that it was Sol that wanted to investigate the coven and ultimately caused everything bad to happen.
Also, episode three was from Osha's perspective, so if anyone thought the witches seemed lame, it's because she herself thinks that too. In this episode the coven seemed dark and powerful, because they're showing completely different perspectives. I hella loved this episode and it makes me see episode three in a whole new way.
Amazing break down! Thanks for what you do! It's nice to still find some people on the internet who understand what star wars is
May 25th 1977 was the release of STAR WARS....it wasnt called A New Hope until 1980
@@harveydents 🤓
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If you're gonna get all pedantic, Star wars was renamed A New Hope for the 1981 re-release, not in 1980.
That was a cool and refreshing break from Star Wars tradition to play Poewer of Two by Victoria Monet at the end of episode 7 of The Acolyte. It actually felt like a natural closing song for that episode! I'm kinda feelin this new urbanization of Star Wars.
You might be one of 3 UA-camrs covering acolyte that doesn’t hate it/rage bait. Thank you man. This last episode made the whole season fire, and like you said: actually sensibly ties things into both the prequels and sequels (as much as i hate the sequels). Hopefully the next episode and all future SW content follows the same vain of cohesive story telling.
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@@ck_p3786 I literally pointed out I didn't like it until this last episode but alright. Just seems like you have an underdeveloped frontal lobe if you don't see how things tie into each other, or what makes it a cohesive story, so far. I dare you to name anything in the show that happened that hasn't already happened in pre or post acquisition by Disney, OTHER than the stupid chant the witches did. If you try, I guarantee I'll find an instance of it in legends or canon. "This is not star wars" yeah okay
Edit - and just an example: stupid stuff like the chant is even something I can prove is already in star wars to a degree. George Lucas made dumb decisions too like "midichlorian" and friggin Jar Jar was all over the prequel films and the show. Corny has been in star wars, sexual themes have been in star wars, poor portrayals of things have been in star wars, etc. You probably have more of a problem with the showrunners than the actual show, or you're just another rage bait fake star wars fan. You don't want more star wars fr and you especially don't want disney to fix what they broke, which they're doing.
Ignore @ck_p3786. The same comment is pasted in every single reply in this comment section with no follow up. A bot is my guess. Anyway, I totally agree with you! This episode tied everything together so well. So many shows drop the ball on making things connect in the end and I was super impressed by how thoroughly the creators of this show have thought things through. Sol struggling to explain himself in the past episodes totally makes sense now that we know he killed Mother Aniseya due to giving in to fear, and that he chose to save Osha over Mae, and that he let Indara talk him into not being transparent with the council, which means he's had to secretly harbor these regrets for 16 years and has never felt absolution. I'm really impressed how well all the character motivations stay consistent and relatable throughout.
@@Nathan-P-Moomaw a true fan 😭👏👏👏
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Thanks for the breakdown Ryan ❤
I seriously enjoyed this episode. I really enjoyed episode 3 as well. I am just so glad that there is a channel that is not hating on this show because it has been my favorite Star Wars show next to Andor.
Agreed. I've been enjoying it too and the positive coverage is refreshing
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@@ck_p3786 Please make your way over to Star Wars Theory comment section echo chamber if you are unable to live in a world where someone’s opinion is different than yours. It is pretty unrealistic to think that everyone here who is enjoying the show is “shill.”
Totally agree! It's interesting how mixed the reactions are to this show. I love it as well, but am often doubting my own opinions due to all the negativity. I feel like the characters and their motivations are super relatable, the locations are gorgeous, the fights are awesome, the lore is deep and not delivered by monologue, the story is compelling, and the overall vibe just feels very Star Wars. It connects things from all over the cinematic, comic, and novel universe without feeling formulaic. This episode especially elevated the series for me to a new level.
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Osha: "MAE!"
Mae: "OSHA!"
Osha: "MAE!"
Mae: "OSHA!"
Sol: "OSHA!, MAE!"
There are a few really weak moments that could have used better positioning. Torbin's homesickness is a very weak explanation for his behavior. Why would the cult all die if their force connection to the possessed Jedi break? What was Anisea trying to do? Why do the two group have so much antagonism between them with one side didn't even know the other existed?
It seemed like Indara killed them when she was helping Kelnacca
To be fair, isn't he like a teenager? I recall several times I was pretty irrationally pissy because I was somewhere I didn't want to be for like...an hour, let alone 7 weeks lol
Ever been around a whiney teenager who didn't want to be somewhere, surrounded by adults? His whining was actually pretty on-point. Much better than "I hate sand" (which is an admittedly low bar).
@@thejuansnow But would you have waited 7 weeks to ask why you are there?
@@sioioos he might have only asked his Master (so as not to openly question her leadership). As she told Sol, she was trying to teach him to learn and not be told.
The stone alters seen on Brendok reminds me of the stone alters that were found on Ceatos, and Paridrea, used by the Witches of Dathomir
Excellent breakdown as always. Thank you and your team!
Making me excited as i go home from work for the latest episode is good enough for me, no matter how people hate Acolyte
Abigail was in Ep 3 as well - and, to be fair, she is an actual actress :) I was soooo hyped to see her!
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I just thought that her vpice sounded kinda.. off in this episode. I love her videos and usually never feel like her voice has any issues in her own works.
@@ck_p3786 Sir, this is a Wendy's (in which I am currently celebrating one of my favourite YTers being in SW)
@@Thareldis I know what you mean, but I feel her normal YT voice maybe wouldn't have fit the character.
@@jrs3739 possibly. It just sounded a bit too scratchy somehow in that one sentece.
Funny how Kelnacca was the only Jedi who didn't really make a choice in this episode.
Also, I remember how much everyone loved (not really) the new song in the RotJ re-release in 1997. That door was opened long ago.
So you're saying we need a re-release of the special editions with all the music replaced with needle-drops...
This still doesn't make the rise of sky ended "Good"
it was always a great ending... it ended and I was so grateful that it ended
Doesn't make it good, but explains it a little, which is better than trash ending and don't explain anything.
Exactly my thoughts. Yeah it makes more sense now but definitely doesn’t make it good lol
Learn to think for yourself
@@Heru_Iluvatar ?? I did
That Cousin Vinney call back made me giggle out loud. Well done.
Why did I instinctually do a double-take to make sure it wasn't mom?
The witches just dropping dead because why? Their connection was severed? That's some LAZY writing
Kalnacca's "symbols' are recent... before Sol heads off, they mention that he has stopped responding to them. I think when Mae made her move, whatever is left of the coven was re-ignited and re-ignited in him.
He also knows Qmir, that is why he was killed, sitting down with his saber not near him.
I said in a previous review that I think he was preparing a meal for guests. He was being promised answers.
Thank you so much for these videos! It is always so refreshing to watch your breakdowns as there are so many negative takes online. I am a lifetime Star Wars fan and have greatly enjoyed the new perspectives on the Jedi/sith this show is bringing to light. Thank you!
The dog calling you “person” popped me! 😂
Great call on the Torbin scene depicting him as a victim of Jedi mind trick. I didn’t think of it that way and it’s even cooler now
Liking the show but the ordering of the episodes I do agree is a bit odd
(also please can we not have a short finale)
flashbacks of Fox airing Firefly in the wrong order
Star Wars fans nowadays smh... imagine how people felt to get hit with 'Episode IV' no context😭
Welcome to the Star Wars experience kid.
@@wizardmoto that makes perfect sense why they be doing it like this
Exar Kun did not gain his full power as a Sith until he learned Force Magik from a coven of force witches called the Krath, knowledge his passed on as Sith sorcery which many science minded Sith scoffed at.
Later Palpatine was beginning to verse Dooku in Sith sorcery.
Which means Palpatine like Doom was a multi tiered threat Political Combat Science, and Sorcery
Thank you so much! For making the sound better in the cereal ad break. My misophonia was not triggered. It's very much appreciated
Watching each recap always provides so much insight, knowledge, and a deeper appreciation for the show. I truly love your channel and the wealth of information you provide. Your hard work and dedication shine through every video. Keep up the fantastic work!
I’m really enjoying this show. It’s not perfect but it’s a good watch.
Really?
@@DaveluvutubeReally. It's got some clunkers in it. Every SW show and movie except Andor has. This isn't close to the hardest to imagine rewatching.
@@blairhoughton7918 I guess everyone has their own taste but I can barely make it through the first sitting.
@@Daveluvutube maybe you just don’t like Star Wars anymore then
@@Dnol67 you’re right I’ve lost the love a bit. Maybe it’s from Disney pumping out so much media or maybe I just grew up and it doesn’t have the same effect as it did when I was a child
All I got from this video was that Doug enjoys a nice pairing of chardonnay and dead bird. Love you, Doug!
Really loved Toribin’s orphan Annie wig
This is your mom 🤣
Love how you slide those in!It makes me laugh every time 😅
If they don’t explain how the “twins” aren’t exactly twins before this show is over, I may not sleep for a few months
Probably a detail that should be ignored.
Somehow...
I'm so confused about this because in the show they implied that a vergance was used to split them for ....reasons? But SC seems confident that the not twins are the Vergance
I'm so confused about this because in the show they implied that a vergance was used to split them for ....reasons? But SC seems confident that the not twins are the Vergance
@@sonicwind1901 it doesn't split for an unknown reason it splits energy from the universal force to create life and imbue it with a large portion of force energy.
So who's the legeds sith we see in the finale? Its gotta be Darth Tenebrous right? Or is it Plagueis who has been experimenting on Qimir to keep him alive longer? That would add more context to his line of "it was a long long time ago" when referring to when he was a jedi.
Tenebrous is the sith at this time give or take 20 years
@@ked49 we'll see if Disney holds true to that timeline 👀
It's going to be Darth Ex Machina.
We'll won't get shit. Qimir or whatever his name will become Disneys version on Tenebrous or Plagueis.
@russells5224 I would believe that except they really are hinting hard at this Knights of Ren/ Kylo Ren theme connection. But I am interested to see if they do pull one of these Legendary Sith. I think they need to, but I don't see a Bith being terrifying on screen. They're gonna have to really sell it to me. I only imagine Biths in cantinas playing sax lol
I don’t like how young Mae and young Osha don’t look similar at all they just have the same hairstyle
Ryan, as always GREAT breakdown and commentary ! Thanks !
I really wanted Mae to not have started the fire, would have made for a great tee shirt.
"Mae didnt start the fire, it was mother coral and the other witches"
I hate it when the small oil lantern burns down my stone fortress
Mae didn't start the fire. It was always burning since the world was turning
@@MrBenoo08 The wall is made of wood. The wiring, like all wiring, has flammable coating. Stone is sturdy, but a big enough explosion doesn't really matter to structural integrity.
Indara didn’t encourage the cover up for Mae! She killed 50 people while trying to break the mind hold. She was in charge and it went terribly wrong. She covered up to save her own ass.
I don't think Indara killed them. I think they just passed out 🤔 and died in suffocation caused the fire.
i wasn't very clear on whether those witches all died or just pass out, either way i think it was their own fault, and what Indara did was at worst self defense
@rubendelgado5098 well, it is indeed mostly jedi's fault, but I won't blame Indara. Osha's home was destroyed and Jedi Council didn't want Osha. If she didn't cover for Sol, I doubted other master would take Osha in. What would that be for Osha? I don't she did that all just for herself.
@@sikeyin7623 Matrix rules... their consciousness was unplugged, they died, and Trinity killed them.
@@seanj3667😆👍🏼
I absolutely loved this episode. Is it perfect? No. But this show has been one of my favorite things on TV. 8/10 episode
The song immediately jumped out as it was NEW,it was different and most of all…it made sense! Does it feel like its breaking anything; somewhat…but I dont think that is a bad thing. Alcolyte is really setting up the mold and blueprint for the entire Saga I believe.
After seeing Koril basically weaponize Mae, I think Koril is Qimir (which would be kind of weird after episode 6) or is somehow manipulating Qimir to do her bidding. At the end of episode 5 he puts his cloak over Osha in a comforting way. That's something a mother would do.
Only the Disney shills will defend garbage. This is not Star Wars🤣🤣🤣
I'm glad they finally showed what really happened, but I'm still confused on a couple parts, like how did Mae survive, and what really happen to the witches.
exactly... this is why many are frustrated.
Do you seriously think they're not going to show us how Mae survived? I'll eat my hat. Koril probably did that smoke thing with Mae as she was falling, we didn't see what she was doing after she left.
@@JUnit41484 Yea I just wished they showed it in this episode, since we been waiting all season for the truth to be revealed.
That’ll be another flashback episode that shows how she was saved by the dark wizard who is actually Sol’s half brother
The writing of this show is just unbelievably bad. There are so many potholes.
"This is your Mom."
Love it every time!
Like in Pet Semetary, I think "The Ground is Sour". I theorize that the hyperspace accident distorted the force on the planet and 7 weeks of exposure affected the Jedi's, not necessarily the incidents that took place with the witches. It would explain taking tiny emotions the Jedi might experience and amplify them (i.e., rather than using emotions to use amplify force use, the force causes amplified emotions).
There should be a cameo with Ryan from ScreenCrush and Erik from New Rockstars.
I think he did this with heavy spoilers once during endgame
They should also be fighting one another in a melee or something. Sorry Ryan, but my money is Team Voss. It's not a personal judgement; I just think Erik would be better in a fight.
@seanj3667 you must be joking!
@@owenmadden7577 I am serious. And don’t call me Shirley.
Honestly like this episode definitely not the worst like other people are saying
They're mad and don't want to admit that the impetuousness of Tobin and Sol are the reason so many things went wrong in the episode. It seems a lot of people are just upset that it's not presenting things as simply good and bad morally, but it seems to instead focus on causes and consequences.
@@MausiMisty can you then explain what torbin was going to do? if you saw a giant black fart in front of you, would you just be chill about it? yeah sol should have just covered his nose.
@@nah7656 Why were they in a place against the Jedi Council's Orders to begin with.
@@MausiMisty on the planet? to study the force vergence. either torbin was really homesick or aniseya messed with his mind. sol left to stop him but could see that osha was in danger by using the force. it's not very clear to the audience why torbin acted like a child and became so rash, sol became rash because he knew osha needed help, and aniseya turned into a creepy black mass that made it look like Mae was disintegrating. yeah... look I didn't write this show. many things are still unclear to the audience.
i like it when they deviate and try new things in star wars so long as it keep in line with the overall theme, and the song while taking me aback is like a ballad and i like it, so far this is a fresh and enjoyable show
I am surprised at how much the pop song in the credits felt unsettling. In and of itself, it wasn't a bad tune at all, but what I found quite amusing was the self-realization that THAT single factor, in my mind, somehow made the whole thing seem non-cannon, or "not 'real' Star Wars," which I know is silly. Still, it left me with a distinct impression that "oh, okay - this is the She-Hulk of Star Wars".
Did you notice the twin flames in the lamp Mae used?
I was left feeling there is still another PoV for the incident on Brendok we are yet to see. Maybe i missed something.
I'm enjoying the show. I'd watch another season or five of this. Manny Jacinda exploring the darkside? Yes please.
This, I REALLY want them to get at least another season and explore his character
@@thejuansnow If it was written better maybe it will get a season 2 (of if they just want to launder more money)
@@misha49ish wow, so many star wars fans are suddenly critics of "bad writing" in fantasy sci fi about space wizards *and* corporate finances.
Jebus, get over yourself.
@@thejuansnowAnd bring back Jecki.
Yes! We haven't see Mae's perspective. This was mostly Sol's perspective.. There are still questions! How did Mae's survive and get offword? Where did Mother Koril go when she went all cloud? How did Mae's and Qimir find each other? We have yet to see that.
"we will become shills for disney. we will not become shills for disney." haha i love ya doug!
I like your breakdowns.😊
I don’t think the witches were going to kill Mae & Osha. Anaseya decided to let Osha go with the Jedi
They were going to kill those kids
Yeah I don't think so either.
@@yseson_ The Rashomon effect is kicking in. This series needs a rewatch if it doesn't clear everything up in the finale. In particular to pay more attention to what Aniseya says and in whose POV.
Mother Aniseya decided to let go of Osha yes, but the rest of the coven was clearly not happy about that and seemed to be focused on what the twins meant for the future of their coven, more than what was right for the twins themselves. It's quite possibly a metaphorical sacrifice, in that the girls have to give up any potential life away from the coven, but it might be more sinister than than. I'm okay with this being left a mystery though, as that's what makes Sol and the other Jedi's decisions so difficult, they aren't 100% sure how much danger the girls are in.
@@Nathan-P-Moomaw I can follow your logic. My thing is why give them the forehead markings if they were just gonna be sacrificed shortly after?
When Palpatine falls down the shaft in Return of the Jedi, his witch spirit leaves his body and escapes. This spirit that escapes is what is being explained in the series The Acolyte.
The biggest problem of all the Disney series is that theyre trying to explain the sloppiness of the sequels
We're going to need a bunch more prequels to explain what the acolyte is doing incidental to explaining that.
Only the Disney shills will defend garbage. This is not Star Wars🤣🤣🤣
The Acolyte writers can't even explain their own garbage mythology, much less George Lucas's. Witches drop dead just because their mind control is broken? Yeal ok. A witch who turns into black mist can also be stabbed? Ok. Black mist implies she is gaseous and practically intangible, the lightsaber should have just passed through her.
Loved how you used the "Identical" court scene from My Cousin Vinnie! Every time someone says "Identical" to me, I always say it just like that movie scene! Hahaha.
"Paired with a nice dead bird" I needed that laugh. Thank you!
Only the Disney shills will defend garbage. This is not Star Wars🤣🤣🤣