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The Obi-Wan vs Vader showdown was SO GOOD!!! I ended up loving this show so much!!

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SEAN ƴü KAY

I'm glad you enjoyed it and got share it with you

Mitchell Scott

Yeah this last episode landed pretty damn well. I agree with you on Reva.. something was slightly off but I think it's the arc itself and the way the story was delivered that didn't align with the writing they were going for. Some context here is this whole series went through multiple renditions of being a show, then a movie, then a show again before they finally landed with this. I assume it got re-written a few times and had a lot of changes so it's possibly that's why there's some moments that feel off without being abe to pin-point it. But overall, I like the whole story and so many cool shots. the Vader fight sequence was top notch, if maybe a bit too much shaky cam LOL. And yeah, the moments with leia and Obi where it connects the dots to the originals are SO good.. and Qui Gon?! I love that Yodas training for him could only be complete with him coming back to the light after years of darkness. Also, funny thing.. I can imagine Obi dying in A New Hope.. he dissapears, vader stomps on his robe.. and then force ghost Obi pops up on Dagobah like "hello there!" and scares the absolute SHIT out of Yoda with that little scream he does. I'd pay money to see that.

Soopa

Not sure if anyone's ever mentioned this...but Luke still has that toy from Obi-Wan in Ep.4, even plays with it briefly early on.

Jayson Phillips

Loved this series!!!! I can't wait for you to cry...um i mean watch Ashoka series.

Miloš 🇷🇸

Can’t wait to get home from work 😤😮‍💨😮‍💨

Sean Moser

I love your reaction and observations on the show and especially this episode. This show, and especially this finale, really create a bridge between Star Wars Episode III and Episode IV - especially for Obi-Wan and Anakin. Owen and Beru's relationship with Luke. Young Leia and her relationship and faith in Obi-Wan. Obi-Wan getting closure with Anakin's destruction. Obi-Wan Part VI: Vader: "You didn't kill Anakin Skywalker... I did." A New Hope: Obi-Wan: "A young Jedi named Darth Vader... betrayed and murdered your father." Return of the Jedi: Obi-Wan: "Your father... was seduced by the dark side of the Force. He ceased to be Anakin Skywalker and became Darth Vader. When that happened, the good man who was your father was destroyed. So what I told you was true... from a certain point of view." Before "Obi-Wan" his quote from Return of the Jedi didn't feel good. Felt like a cop-out. But after this show, it hits so much better. Also... love the "Hello there" call back from Obi-Wan and seeing that Obi-Wan is the one that gave Luke the model you see in EP IV.

Miloš 🇷🇸

It’s so bizzare we get emperor Palpatine , playing a young version of himself as the actor is almost 90. I loved your reactions :)

Émil Bak

I think one of the major criticisms isn’t necessarily of the show itself, but the creative decisions made. They were finally bringing back fan favourite actors reprising their roles, for the story to mainly focus on Leia and Reva. We didn’t really see any of the training Obi Wan was supposed to undergo. Clone Wars established the way force ghosts work in canon, and it’s not really consistent with how this show makes it. The show was supposed to be about Obi-Wan training in solitude, learning to communicate with Qui-Gon, who explicitly couldn’t manifest in physical form due to incomplete training. And instead we got a generic “hero who lost their ways finding themselves again” story, which is not very original. It was however well executed, unlike Reva’s redemption arc. Not only is the “bad guy turns good” severely overused, the way they did it with Reva just felt stock, and wasn’t really convincing. You can definitely tell the show was heavily influenced by corporate decisions, and that there wasn’t a coherent vision from the get go. I think the expectations were high, certainly because fans have been wanting a Kenobi ever since they started doing spin-offs, and the show just felt mediocre and stock at best. Definitely not bad, and has great parts, but certainly doesn’t live up to expectations either.

Émil Bak

Don’t think the Ahsoka show won’t make someone cry unless they’ve seen Clone Wars or Rebels.

Christian Velasco

Ewan Mcgregor pushed to create a season 2 for this and it is being worked on

Ron White

The problem I see with Reva was that she lacked "Command Presence". She thought she had mastered her craft when in fact she knew practically nothing. She was technically physically proficient to a point but seemed to lack that extra driving insight that would lead her to know she had no chance against Vader. She was too young and immature because her entire experience had been had been wearing the iron boot of the Empire against token resistance. It almost felt like her new life would be to go be a soccer mom. I don't know if this was a choice or an oversight but it didnt work well. In the final fight there should have been an intervening event to prevent Obi Wan from killing Vader. An earthquake or an explosion - anything. For Obi Wan to simply walk away when he knew all the harm Vader was doing and would continue to do seems weak and poorly planned out. regardless of the emotional impact of the scene.

John A

I enjoyed this series more this time. First watch I saw so many problems. But this view, I was not picking them this time. Still Obi-Wan could have ended it right there and then. Also, it was not until the last episode that we get Obi-Wan back, to the form I wanted to see him in

TimTakDoh

Yes, Reva went from 2 dimensional villain to a character who could have a one off arc later in a series if they so chose. The Vader/Anakin Obi-Wan scene was obviously the hype moment of the series. so well done. This show is very underrated. The good scenes, actors(young Leia) way overshadows any minor quibbles imo

William Canizales

I like how Obi-Wan echoes Luke in RotJ: Then my friend (father) is truly dead.