@@dylanburton4955 He was like that in everything he was in from Titus Pullo on Rome (THIRTEEN!) to Frank Castle in Punisher: War Zone to this. He knew how to steal a scene.
Love Chopper about to commit a war crime in the court room when Kaz’s a-hole of a dad insults droids and Carson has to calm him down 😂 Also love Thrawn’s subtle “oh crap” when he finds out Ahsoka is Anakin’s apprentice. Thrawn went on two road trips with her master (once as Anakin, once as Vader) and knows damn well how chaotic that could be.
Thrawn Ascendancy and Thrawn Alliances said hi 😜🤣 I’ve still got to read the Thrawn Canon novels, the last book I read was about two weeks ago and that was dark disciple
I love how it's like a weight lifted off Ahsoka after she had her therapy session with Anakin. She's a completely different person now. She's her old self again. She can smile again. Love it :)))
Rosario's Ahsoka performance always seemed to miss the character for me, and it wasn't until this series that I realized it was a deliberate choice. Ahsoka was bearing the scars of Anakin's fall.
@@looneyluna96Yes because a Senator’s droid delivering a message to a meeting she can’t attend personally is EXACTLY what the hordes of fanboys crave. 😂 C’mon, this was a PERFECT use of legacy characters in a story! It makes complete sense and works if you don’t know Leia at all.
When you were saying things like, “But maybe, maybe for my voice’s sake, maybe less screaming? In this episode?” I kept having a small Emperor cackle, saying, “Remember! The first and only reality of your Star Wars reactions: There can only be euphoric screams of joy when your king arrives!” And your reaction to as you described, “The BEST thing that’s ever happened in Star Wars history!”, despite your being under the weather, was pure PERFECTION, Jess! So well worth the wait!
15:45-15:50 you might recall, Sabine lost her helmet before hopping between galaxies. This is the first time she and Ahsoka saw each other since. So her helmet is most likely on Ahsoka's ship.
I definitely got emotional during C-3PO'S cameo! Not only is 3PO coming to defend Hera on the behalf of Liea incredibly amazing but seeing Anthoney Daniels reprise his role yet again is pure magical bliss!!
Its such a shame we get anymore scenes with Baylon (after episode 8) he was best character in this entire series and was really invested in what the character did going forward. RIP Ray Stevenson.
So while it's not confirmed I have my suspicions on what Baylan Skoll is searching for. In Star Wars legends there were the Mortis Gods. The Father, the Son, and the Daughter. It may surprise you to hear this but at one point there was also a Mother. Her name was Abeloth. Originally a mortal servant to the mortis gods she eventually became so close to them that they welcomed her into the family as the mother. Her very presence managed to influence the Son and Daughter to cease their endless conflict between light and dark. However she was mortal and her time was running short. It had even reached the point where she couldn't stop the Son and Daughter from having their falling outs. Knowing she was running out of time and soon to be unable to do anything to stop her children she did something reckless. She decided to bathe in the Font of Power and the Pool of Knowledge. Both of those places are where the Son and Daughter went to to get as powerful as they were and to obtain something close to immortality. The mother wanted the same thing so she wouldn't have to leave her family behind and so she could effectively stop the Son and Daughter from fighting. Unfortunately there were consequences to her actions. She was mortal and wasn't a very strong being to begin with. As a result she was twisted into an indescribable monster more terrifying than anything even the dark side can produce. Her mind also became twisted and she lost herself. She even became a danger to the mortis gods. As a result the Father took his children and left her behind for everyone's safety. Eventually there would come a time where the Son and Daughter would have to seal her away in an unknown place because she was too dangerous to just leave the the universe at her mercy. It's likely they've had to repeat the process of resealing her or strengthening her seal for eons because it would be impossible to hold her indefinitely. In legends there were times or different timelines where she was freed or almost freed from her seal. Her voice would call out to powerful force users that were alone and vulnerable. A promise of power, a promise of knowledge, it didn't matter. She had a way to manipulate them from across the stars to come to where she is sealed and to set her free. I feel like that she may be the mysterious force that is calling out to Baylan Skoll. All the chaos in the recent years would explain why she is able to do this. The death of the jedi order, the sudden rise of darkness, the sudden fall of darkness at the hands of Luke Skywalker in episode 6, etc. The force has been through a lot of chaos in the past century and I believe I recall that her seal loosens whenever the force has seen enough chaos in a short time. And thanks to Anakin, Obi-wan, and Ahsoka the Mortis Gods are no more so they can't stop her anymore. The galaxy may be screwed if she is fully unleashed since no one can realistically stop her. Also Dave Filoni has gone on record to say that he doesn't like the Abeloth story. Despite that he has utilized the Mortis Gods and their imagery in the clone wars and rebels. And Anakin seems to have full access to the World Between Worlds. Perhaps Dave is cooking up his own version of the character to fix what he thought was wrong with that storyline.
Jess once again made me smile with her C3PO reaction. To Jess: Your health always comes first. Now about Xiono's comment about "mere droid." The camera cuts to Carson Teva sharply turning his head to look at Chopper. Teva probably knows Chopper's history and does not want any of that smoke. Xiono probably has no idea how close he came to being another mark in Chopper's rather extensive kill ledger. I still wonder why Hera did not bring up the issue of the theft of the hyperdrive and Morgan Elsbeth's ownership of much of the Correlian shipyards. While it is entertaining to hear Hera throw shade at Xiono, she should have stuck to her collected evidence and not made Mon Mothma's and Leia's job harder.
To be fair, Xiono’s that much of an idiot that he would have brought it on himself. Like how Jess pointed out, “Also, you better watch what you say to Hera with Chopper right there.” Teva definitely knew the score. As to why no mention of the stolen hyperdrive and Morgan’s shipyard connections, one, Hera already did bring it up in the previous episode and was shut down with a “The situation’s resolved; all’s well that ends well.” response. Two, I could see Hera trying to bring it up again and Xiono dismissing it out of spite/complete idiocy and ignorance of the threat of the Imperial remnant. Tellingly, Mon Mothma does try to bring up about there being proof of the incident, and Xiono just blithely dismisses it and tries to spin it as too fantastical.
I agree, although I also think it's kind of an interesting line to walk. From another point of view, they really don't know if Hera is the example of a 'wartime' leader who has problems adjusting to peace. Like you say, she doesn't provide any of the actual evidence so in some ways it's reasonable for them to try and pull her up and say, hey, the stuff that works in a literal rebellion is not exactly sustainable for a functioning government. (Again, we know they have actual evidence of the stolen engines, and I would have thought they at least had some readings or something on the ring, so the whole thing plays off as a little shallow to me...) But I also felt like the opposition should have brought up that two pilots DIED in her mission.
@@lisamarieligreci-newton7804No, yeah, it is an interesting line to walk. That’s a good point you raise of the concern of Hera being a wartime leader having difficulty adjusting to peace. We, the audience, would have faith in her, yet for the characters, not an invalid thought. I do like and am sympathetic to Mon Mothma who whilst fundamentally on Hera’s side, makes it clear that she’s not fully supportive of everything Hera’s done in this show. And I would be more sympathetic to the points Xiono raised were it not for the fact that he’s got his own personal vendetta against Hera, not to mention his own ignoring the rules by excluding Princess Leia from the votes that she should have been part of. And yes, the show kind of forgets to mention about the pilots dying in the hearing.
@@ThomasCorp I mean, yeah, to be clear Xiono's a dick! And we know in Resistance (which I don't expect many people to have watched, haha), he IS kind of an obstructionist who just wants to stick his head in the sand during conflicts and see who comes out on top. But I will be honest, one of my biggest criticisms of Filoni's storytelling in general is how he often plays on this trope of how we, as the AUDIENCE may have faith in certain characters, but then the outside characters who don't are basically strawmanned and treated as irredeemably stupid villains. (Ahsoka's trial is in my opinion the WORST offender of this. Almost everything the Jedi do is eminently reasonable from their point of view and Ahsoka just constantly makes herself look HORRIBLE to an objective outsider but nope, Jedi bad, Ahsoka perfect!)
I love how much respect they showed C3PO. As soon as they realized he had arrived, they all just stopped what they were doing and let him speak. A ROYAL Republic droid and War Hero/Veteran. 🦾
As great as it was to see 3P0, can we talk about A Chopper wanting to throw hands when Xiono insults 3P0, or Carson Teva TALKING CHOP DOWN 😂😂😂😂😂. Is Carson secretly a BADASS? Ezra has indeed become powerful, his Master would be proud. Also CLEARLY her training after speaking with Anakin helped since Baylan wasn't overpowering her.
“mere droid” C-3PO, attendant to *The* Leia Organa. He was part of the ragtag team who rescued her from the Death Star and convinced the Ewoks to aid the Rebellion during the Battle of Endor, the decisive battle in the Galactic Civil War. Xiono has no idea what it took for all of that to be made possible and would be useless during an actual fight that wouldn’t require his mouth
C-3PO isn't just a "mere droid" he a friggin war hero and did far more that Kaz's dipship dad ever did. Xiono is one of those people who is unwilling to see the danger because it would mean having to get actively involved and doing something to earn his position.
I'm certain that Xiono kept his head down and only once the second Death Star exploded did he jump up and cry, "Go, Rebels! I always believed you could do it!" 😐
Don't forget... Thrawn DOES have a temper... He nearly lost it one time in "Rebels"... He grabbed one of his subordinates and appeared as if he was going to roast him via the fire from his eyes... But he quickly collected himself and calmed down... I am NOT saying if he loses it again in the finale or not... I will let you wait to find out on your own... Also, Not referring to the finale... I agree that Baylon should have been used more in the show... He was one of the best new characters Disney has come up with in quite some time... Too bad there was no way to predict Ray Stevenson would leave us so soon... RIP, and well done...
I love Ahsoka acting like her old self again. And Wzra going to town with the force marshall arts! Kanan would be so proud. And I knew you’d freak out at 3PO showing up.
OK... I won't lie, I don't share your adoration for C-3PO - but I know full well of just how much you love that droid... so I have been keeping my mouth zipped shut waiting for this moment to happen... and your reaction was what I had hoped for (and expected)! Very happy we finally got here as I knew you would be beside yourself with delight on that cameo! :D
First off… new subscriber and I really enjoy your reactions to the larger Star Wars universe 😊 I’m not sure if you do audiobooks but I HIGHLY recommend checking out the Thrawn novels in chronological order. There are 3 trilogies in total written by Timothy Zahn and they are excellent. I think you would appreciate Thrawn in a whole new light. He has become one of my favorite characters in the Star Wars universe. I recommend the Ascendancy trilogy first then the Thrawn trilogy next and that would get you up to speed, saving the Heir To The Empire trilogy for later. I also HIGHLY recommend getting the ones read by Marc Thomson because he nails the voices and is very immersive. Anyways, if you want dive deep into the complex mind of the Grand Admiral the look no further that the author that created him. I truly hope you feel better and can’t wait for your next reaction! Much peace, love and as always… MTFBWY!! ❤️
Good to see old Thrawn back in his element again! That Chiss... I love how someone like Morgan is essentially the audience's avatar: she's asking the questions We would want to ask ourselves. Considering how elaborate his schemes can be at times, it's perfectly plausibile that she would be confused. I don't know if I've said this before on this channel, but I'll say it again: Has anyone else noticed when Morgan Elsbeth is onscreen with Thrawn she goes from a tough, domineering and ruthless Sourcoress of Dathomirian heretige to a meek, submissive and sometimes even fearfull woman whenever she interacts with Thrawn? I think this really says alot about their Mentor-protegé relationship between these two charecters. What do you think?
RIP Ray Stevenson "Baylon" I would adore watching you react to Auralnauts dubbed version of Star Wars. C-Creepio is HILARIOUS. "You promised me FLESH!"
Ezra's actor is Eman Esfandi first name is pretty easy. He has a UA-cam channel sorta , he has a rap song out. He sounds pretty good.. little weird video, though with him being shirtless 😂 . But yeah, he definitely sounds pretty good. During the last episode, there are a few Easter eggs that you might miss so pay attention , lol ❤
As a woman who struggled with trichotillomania in my teenage years, I take the attack against Ezra's hair personal. I mean I can forgive Shin pretty much everything, including stabbing Sabine, but hair is sacred and should not be damaged!
It's truly a shame that Tolkien has already used the title "The Return of the King", as it would be equally as appropriate here. It should be noted that that was indeed Anthony Daniels in the suit, unlike in Obi-Wan Kenobi where he only provided the voice. My only complaint is that there was not literally a red carpet rolled out for him. Since I seem to keep bringing up casting announcements for this show, I want to mention that this is the one bit of casting that was kept completely under wraps. The rest of us were just as surprised as you were when the King arrived. I may not have screamed like you did, but I definitely did my reenactment of the "Leonardo DiCaprio pointing at the screen" meme while babbling incoherently. Definitely a highlight, both for the show, and for your reactions for the show this far. I did have a few more things that I wanted to say, but I think that they are points that would be better made once you've seen the entire show. Take care of yourself. Your health above all else. See you next time.
Oh, one thing I can say without spoilers is that there was a bit of Rebels set up that was paid off here. Just as Ezra's parting words to Sabine were that he was "counting on her to see this through", the departing exchange between Ezra and Ahsoka in the World Between Worlds in Rebels season 4 was Ezra telling Ahsoka to come find him, and Ahsoka promising that she would. Promise made, promise kept.
"The force is my Ally."
Little Ezra has grown up. Kanan would be so proud of him.
"He needs to learn how to solve problems without it" Kanan season 3 episode 3 of Rebels
@@bemasaberwyn55 To be fair... Ezra was experimenting with the dark side quite a bit at the time...
"You are fascinating. I want more of you!"
Don't we all. 🙁
R.I.P. Ray Stevenson.
He didn’t even have to say much and he already had so much presence and when he spoke, he was just so commanding
@@dylanburton4955 He was like that in everything he was in from Titus Pullo on Rome (THIRTEEN!) to Frank Castle in Punisher: War Zone to this. He knew how to steal a scene.
Love Chopper about to commit a war crime in the court room when Kaz’s a-hole of a dad insults droids and Carson has to calm him down 😂
Also love Thrawn’s subtle “oh crap” when he finds out Ahsoka is Anakin’s apprentice. Thrawn went on two road trips with her master (once as Anakin, once as Vader) and knows damn well how chaotic that could be.
Thrawn Ascendancy and Thrawn Alliances said hi 😜🤣
I’ve still got to read the Thrawn Canon novels, the last book I read was about two weeks ago and that was dark disciple
It's a subtle "Dank Ferrik" in his expression. 😂😂
The way Thrawn reacts when he finds out Ahsoka was Anakin's apprentice is perfect. He knew Anakin both as Anakin and as Vader.
I love how it's like a weight lifted off Ahsoka after she had her therapy session with Anakin. She's a completely different person now. She's her old self again. She can smile again. Love it :)))
Rosario's Ahsoka performance always seemed to miss the character for me, and it wasn't until this series that I realized it was a deliberate choice. Ahsoka was bearing the scars of Anakin's fall.
Jesse warns - I might scream and cry...
C3P0 appears
Everyone watching "yep"
It was foretold
C3PO turning up and carrying on Leia’s legacy is so freaking special
Shameless fan service and nostalgia baiting, I couldn't expect anything less from Dave Filoni.
@@looneyluna96let people enjoy things. You’ll be less bitter 😊
@@looneyluna96 because Leia totally wouldn’t be active during this time period right?
@@looneyluna96Imagine being that miserable 💀 Calling something that isn’t fan service, fan service
@@looneyluna96Yes because a Senator’s droid delivering a message to a meeting she can’t attend personally is EXACTLY what the hordes of fanboys crave. 😂
C’mon, this was a PERFECT use of legacy characters in a story!
It makes complete sense and works if you don’t know Leia at all.
Your scream when C3PO showed up was everything
2:49 That scream.
15:08 Biggest Ezra moment ever. That is just so him.
When you were saying things like, “But maybe, maybe for my voice’s sake, maybe less screaming? In this episode?” I kept having a small Emperor cackle, saying, “Remember! The first and only reality of your Star Wars reactions: There can only be euphoric screams of joy when your king arrives!” And your reaction to as you described, “The BEST thing that’s ever happened in Star Wars history!”, despite your being under the weather, was pure PERFECTION, Jess! So well worth the wait!
Unlike Maul, Jess's C3PO reaction cannot be replaced.
@@jamesbellefeuille2926 Haha. No, it cannot.
Long have we waited
Knowing C-3PO was coming, I just waited for your scream. lol.
15:45-15:50 you might recall, Sabine lost her helmet before hopping between galaxies. This is the first time she and Ahsoka saw each other since. So her helmet is most likely on Ahsoka's ship.
Huyang found the helmet, and knowing how hard it is to get more beskar it makes sense he put the helmet on Ahsoka's ship
I definitely got emotional during C-3PO'S cameo! Not only is 3PO coming to defend Hera on the behalf of Liea incredibly amazing but seeing Anthoney Daniels reprise his role yet again is pure magical bliss!!
Its such a shame we get anymore scenes with Baylon (after episode 8) he was best character in this entire series and was really invested in what the character did going forward. RIP Ray Stevenson.
Love your reaction!! The voice actor for Ezra in Rebels was Taylor Gray. I agree the actor Eman Esfandi is GREAT casting and spot on!
I swear if you ever meet Anthony Daniels in person you’re gonna have a stroke, seizure, heart attack or all of the above.
So while it's not confirmed I have my suspicions on what Baylan Skoll is searching for. In Star Wars legends there were the Mortis Gods. The Father, the Son, and the Daughter. It may surprise you to hear this but at one point there was also a Mother. Her name was Abeloth. Originally a mortal servant to the mortis gods she eventually became so close to them that they welcomed her into the family as the mother. Her very presence managed to influence the Son and Daughter to cease their endless conflict between light and dark. However she was mortal and her time was running short. It had even reached the point where she couldn't stop the Son and Daughter from having their falling outs. Knowing she was running out of time and soon to be unable to do anything to stop her children she did something reckless. She decided to bathe in the Font of Power and the Pool of Knowledge. Both of those places are where the Son and Daughter went to to get as powerful as they were and to obtain something close to immortality. The mother wanted the same thing so she wouldn't have to leave her family behind and so she could effectively stop the Son and Daughter from fighting. Unfortunately there were consequences to her actions. She was mortal and wasn't a very strong being to begin with. As a result she was twisted into an indescribable monster more terrifying than anything even the dark side can produce. Her mind also became twisted and she lost herself. She even became a danger to the mortis gods. As a result the Father took his children and left her behind for everyone's safety. Eventually there would come a time where the Son and Daughter would have to seal her away in an unknown place because she was too dangerous to just leave the the universe at her mercy. It's likely they've had to repeat the process of resealing her or strengthening her seal for eons because it would be impossible to hold her indefinitely.
In legends there were times or different timelines where she was freed or almost freed from her seal. Her voice would call out to powerful force users that were alone and vulnerable. A promise of power, a promise of knowledge, it didn't matter. She had a way to manipulate them from across the stars to come to where she is sealed and to set her free. I feel like that she may be the mysterious force that is calling out to Baylan Skoll. All the chaos in the recent years would explain why she is able to do this. The death of the jedi order, the sudden rise of darkness, the sudden fall of darkness at the hands of Luke Skywalker in episode 6, etc. The force has been through a lot of chaos in the past century and I believe I recall that her seal loosens whenever the force has seen enough chaos in a short time.
And thanks to Anakin, Obi-wan, and Ahsoka the Mortis Gods are no more so they can't stop her anymore. The galaxy may be screwed if she is fully unleashed since no one can realistically stop her.
Also Dave Filoni has gone on record to say that he doesn't like the Abeloth story. Despite that he has utilized the Mortis Gods and their imagery in the clone wars and rebels. And Anakin seems to have full access to the World Between Worlds. Perhaps Dave is cooking up his own version of the character to fix what he thought was wrong with that storyline.
This changes everything! A droid carries testimony that moves the rebellion forwards, and frees Sandula.
Jess once again made me smile with her C3PO reaction. To Jess: Your health always comes first. Now about Xiono's comment about "mere droid." The camera cuts to Carson Teva sharply turning his head to look at Chopper. Teva probably knows Chopper's history and does not want any of that smoke. Xiono probably has no idea how close he came to being another mark in Chopper's rather extensive kill ledger.
I still wonder why Hera did not bring up the issue of the theft of the hyperdrive and Morgan Elsbeth's ownership of much of the Correlian shipyards. While it is entertaining to hear Hera throw shade at Xiono, she should have stuck to her collected evidence and not made Mon Mothma's and Leia's job harder.
To be fair, Xiono’s that much of an idiot that he would have brought it on himself. Like how Jess pointed out, “Also, you better watch what you say to Hera with Chopper right there.” Teva definitely knew the score. As to why no mention of the stolen hyperdrive and Morgan’s shipyard connections, one, Hera already did bring it up in the previous episode and was shut down with a “The situation’s resolved; all’s well that ends well.” response. Two, I could see Hera trying to bring it up again and Xiono dismissing it out of spite/complete idiocy and ignorance of the threat of the Imperial remnant. Tellingly, Mon Mothma does try to bring up about there being proof of the incident, and Xiono just blithely dismisses it and tries to spin it as too fantastical.
@@ThomasCorp I forgot about the testimony in the previous episode. Thanks for the reminder.
I agree, although I also think it's kind of an interesting line to walk. From another point of view, they really don't know if Hera is the example of a 'wartime' leader who has problems adjusting to peace. Like you say, she doesn't provide any of the actual evidence so in some ways it's reasonable for them to try and pull her up and say, hey, the stuff that works in a literal rebellion is not exactly sustainable for a functioning government. (Again, we know they have actual evidence of the stolen engines, and I would have thought they at least had some readings or something on the ring, so the whole thing plays off as a little shallow to me...)
But I also felt like the opposition should have brought up that two pilots DIED in her mission.
@@lisamarieligreci-newton7804No, yeah, it is an interesting line to walk. That’s a good point you raise of the concern of Hera being a wartime leader having difficulty adjusting to peace. We, the audience, would have faith in her, yet for the characters, not an invalid thought. I do like and am sympathetic to Mon Mothma who whilst fundamentally on Hera’s side, makes it clear that she’s not fully supportive of everything Hera’s done in this show. And I would be more sympathetic to the points Xiono raised were it not for the fact that he’s got his own personal vendetta against Hera, not to mention his own ignoring the rules by excluding Princess Leia from the votes that she should have been part of. And yes, the show kind of forgets to mention about the pilots dying in the hearing.
@@ThomasCorp I mean, yeah, to be clear Xiono's a dick! And we know in Resistance (which I don't expect many people to have watched, haha), he IS kind of an obstructionist who just wants to stick his head in the sand during conflicts and see who comes out on top.
But I will be honest, one of my biggest criticisms of Filoni's storytelling in general is how he often plays on this trope of how we, as the AUDIENCE may have faith in certain characters, but then the outside characters who don't are basically strawmanned and treated as irredeemably stupid villains. (Ahsoka's trial is in my opinion the WORST offender of this. Almost everything the Jedi do is eminently reasonable from their point of view and Ahsoka just constantly makes herself look HORRIBLE to an objective outsider but nope, Jedi bad, Ahsoka perfect!)
I love how much respect they showed C3PO. As soon as they realized he had arrived, they all just stopped what they were doing and let him speak.
A ROYAL Republic droid and War Hero/Veteran. 🦾
As great as it was to see 3P0, can we talk about A Chopper wanting to throw hands when Xiono insults 3P0, or Carson Teva TALKING CHOP DOWN 😂😂😂😂😂. Is Carson secretly a BADASS? Ezra has indeed become powerful, his Master would be proud. Also CLEARLY her training after speaking with Anakin helped since Baylan wasn't overpowering her.
“mere droid”
C-3PO, attendant to *The* Leia Organa. He was part of the ragtag team who rescued her from the Death Star and convinced the Ewoks to aid the Rebellion during the Battle of Endor, the decisive battle in the Galactic Civil War.
Xiono has no idea what it took for all of that to be made possible and would be useless during an actual fight that wouldn’t require his mouth
C-3PO isn't just a "mere droid" he a friggin war hero and did far more that Kaz's dipship dad ever did.
Xiono is one of those people who is unwilling to see the danger because it would mean having to get actively involved and doing something to earn his position.
I'm certain that Xiono kept his head down and only once the second Death Star exploded did he jump up and cry, "Go, Rebels! I always believed you could do it!" 😐
Don't forget... Thrawn DOES have a temper... He nearly lost it one time in "Rebels"... He grabbed one of his subordinates and appeared as if he was going to roast him via the fire from his eyes... But he quickly collected himself and calmed down... I am NOT saying if he loses it again in the finale or not... I will let you wait to find out on your own...
Also, Not referring to the finale... I agree that Baylon should have been used more in the show... He was one of the best new characters Disney has come up with in quite some time... Too bad there was no way to predict Ray Stevenson would leave us so soon... RIP, and well done...
Reminder that "having a temper" means NOT getting angry. That's "Losing one's temper" or having a "bad temper"
Slavin. God I love that episode.
I honestly don't think Chopper would care if it looked like an accident, he's taken down Imperial Star Destroyers for less.
I love Ahsoka acting like her old self again. And Wzra going to town with the force marshall arts! Kanan would be so proud. And I knew you’d freak out at 3PO showing up.
OK... I won't lie, I don't share your adoration for C-3PO - but I know full well of just how much you love that droid... so I have been keeping my mouth zipped shut waiting for this moment to happen... and your reaction was what I had hoped for (and expected)! Very happy we finally got here as I knew you would be beside yourself with delight on that cameo! :D
Oh yeah..I knew the scream was coming!! 😂
Man, it's so heartbreaking to see Ray Stevenson crush it in this knowing how suddenly he passed away not long after.
I don't think anyone got their ears destroyed when C3-PO showed up. We all knew that you would scream.
First off… new subscriber and I really enjoy your reactions to the larger Star Wars universe 😊
I’m not sure if you do audiobooks but I HIGHLY recommend checking out the Thrawn novels in chronological order. There are 3 trilogies in total written by Timothy Zahn and they are excellent. I think you would appreciate Thrawn in a whole new light. He has become one of my favorite characters in the Star Wars universe. I recommend the Ascendancy trilogy first then the Thrawn trilogy next and that would get you up to speed, saving the Heir To The Empire trilogy for later. I also HIGHLY recommend getting the ones read by Marc Thomson because he nails the voices and is very immersive. Anyways, if you want dive deep into the complex mind of the Grand Admiral the look no further that the author that created him. I truly hope you feel better and can’t wait for your next reaction!
Much peace, love and as always… MTFBWY!! ❤️
Sesska screams when the king appears! LOL!! That was fantastic!! Worth a like and comment!
Force Monk Ezra is amazing.
great reaction . definitely loved seeing 3PO again , rip princess
Senitor ozono is in the cartoon series called resistance
I hope there's no screaming in the penultimate episode....everyone watching knowing C3PO is coming. 🤣
I love how Sess fangirled harder with 3PO than she did with Anakin lol
I’m not sure if you know or not, but sadly and unfortunately Ray Stevenson had passed away. He was truly amazing as Baylan Skool. He will be missed.
Good to see old Thrawn back in his element again! That Chiss...
I love how someone like Morgan is essentially the audience's avatar: she's asking the questions We would want to ask ourselves. Considering how elaborate his schemes can be at times, it's perfectly plausibile that she would be confused. I don't know if I've said this before on this channel, but I'll say it again: Has anyone else noticed when Morgan Elsbeth is onscreen with Thrawn she goes from a tough, domineering and ruthless Sourcoress of Dathomirian heretige to a meek, submissive and sometimes even fearfull woman whenever she interacts with Thrawn? I think this really says alot about their Mentor-protegé relationship between these two charecters. What do you think?
RIP Ray Stevenson "Baylon"
I would adore watching you react to Auralnauts dubbed version of Star Wars. C-Creepio is HILARIOUS. "You promised me FLESH!"
Ezra's actor is Eman Esfandi first name is pretty easy. He has a UA-cam channel sorta , he has a rap song out. He sounds pretty good.. little weird video, though with him being shirtless 😂 . But yeah, he definitely sounds pretty good. During the last episode, there are a few Easter eggs that you might miss so pay attention , lol ❤
I had to go to work when you uploaded; but I had to see your reaction to C3PO first
No matter where Ezra ends up he will always find a hairbrush and the right conditioner.
"no screaming" immediately screams.
RIP Ray Stevenson
2:50 ... so much for not screaming.😄
Chopper ready to smoke Xiono in front of a court🔥
Carson Teva saved Xiono's life.
"I screamed but no coughing fit."
We were all ready for your C3-P0 reaction. LoL
👏👏👏👏 That 3PO-moment wins the internet!😊
Senator Xiono is the father of Kaz Xiono, the main protagonist in Star Wars Resistance. So, sorry but CHOPPER, doesn't get revenge.
Who said revenge had to involve killing Xiono?
As a woman who struggled with trichotillomania in my teenage years, I take the attack against Ezra's hair personal. I mean I can forgive Shin pretty much everything, including stabbing Sabine, but hair is sacred and should not be damaged!
Anthony Daniels returned to voice Threepio for this episode
Not just the voice. He was in the suit as well.
I know sometimes Ezra has a tendency to stick his foot in his mouth but, did he really ask "why?" When Sabine told him Ashoka was training her? Hahaha
I hope you react to the bad batch once you’ve finished Ashoka
Damn, you had the same cold as me.
Unfortunately Ray Stevenson, Baylan passed away before the series was released
I wonder if they are going to recast?
Hello pretty lady. Good to see you again.
It's truly a shame that Tolkien has already used the title "The Return of the King", as it would be equally as appropriate here. It should be noted that that was indeed Anthony Daniels in the suit, unlike in Obi-Wan Kenobi where he only provided the voice. My only complaint is that there was not literally a red carpet rolled out for him.
Since I seem to keep bringing up casting announcements for this show, I want to mention that this is the one bit of casting that was kept completely under wraps. The rest of us were just as surprised as you were when the King arrived. I may not have screamed like you did, but I definitely did my reenactment of the "Leonardo DiCaprio pointing at the screen" meme while babbling incoherently. Definitely a highlight, both for the show, and for your reactions for the show this far.
I did have a few more things that I wanted to say, but I think that they are points that would be better made once you've seen the entire show. Take care of yourself. Your health above all else. See you next time.
Oh, one thing I can say without spoilers is that there was a bit of Rebels set up that was paid off here. Just as Ezra's parting words to Sabine were that he was "counting on her to see this through", the departing exchange between Ezra and Ahsoka in the World Between Worlds in Rebels season 4 was Ezra telling Ahsoka to come find him, and Ahsoka promising that she would. Promise made, promise kept.
4:35 - and sorry for your voice. 😉
Why does she always look amazing though? 😮
Are you gonna start watching The Bad Batch now