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Steven Costa

Before I begin commenting on this episode, I wanted to suggest a fill in while we wait for The Mandalorian and Grogu movie in Sept. Obi-Wan Kenobi series (6 episodes). I really think you'd love. I can't say why. No spoilers.

Steven Costa

When Moff Gideon address the Shadow Council (Remnants of the Empire) We see Commandant Hux. Father of General Hux from Episodes 8-10. The actor playing Commandant Hux is the brother IRL of the actor that played General Hux. Great for the family resemblance.

Karl Kraus

the conversation between what's called the shadow council and moff gideon does a few things first, it answers most of the questions about what else has happened during the season, one being confirmation as to who attacked din djarin and bo-katan as well as destroy her home with those TIE-interceptors and bombers in episode 3 and bringing up dr. pershing's condition furthermore, moff gideon lies to the council's face and keeps the cloning power all to himself and does not want to help out with what they call Project Necromancer in his closing speech, he revealed that all of his plans with grogu and up to now were all about making himself supreme overlord of the whole galaxy, making him not much of a team player THIS is all why the coruscant detour was important: to illustrate how the new republic is so dense and inept at cleaning things up that they missed a whole bunch of trash scheming deep in the shadows and the opening scene showed us exactly what is going on at the imperials' end; plus they're not any better than the empire in the end, seeing as what happened to dr. pershing second, the shadow council is talking about goals and such that will eventually lead to the formation of what becomes the first order in the sequels; one of the members of the council is the father of general hux, the pasty looking redhead that runs the military plus, the red-armored warriors that killed paz vizsla are the praetorian guards that hux mentioned and they all stand in snoke's throne room in episode 8 this guy is in charge of Project Necromancer, which is a program that has the ultimate goal of resurrecting the Emperor's essence into a clone body over at the planet Exegol (from episode 9) by this point of the show, the writers were attempting to connect the dots between this era (post-return of the jedi) to the sequels which will be about 25 years afterward and third, and most importantly, grand admiral thrawn is mentioned for the first time since season 2 if you remember when ahsoka tano shows up, she asks where he is at the end he's been missing for 9 years so, the continued absence that the whole council notices begs the question: when will he be back? later on in 2023 after mando season 3 was finished in april, we finally got that answer when the Ahsoka show came to streaming in august the shadow council meeting also acted as a little teaser to thrawn coming to our screens later in the year these last couple of episodes did a WHOLE lot in just 50 minutes

Mark Geoffroy

The Praetorian Guard in Star Wars Unlike ceremonial guards, they use specialized close-quarters weapons with high-frequency vibrating edges and plasma filaments capable of parrying lightsabers.