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Byron Stukenberg

Thank you for posting more Clone Wars reactions!!!!! And I like how Ahsoka just naturally goes into Anakin mode when interrogating Bannamu 😂 the snake fish creature called a Patrolian

Andrew Wright

I think you're going to enjoy the next couple of episodes

Alex Vazquez

Alyska: "Oh, that little rat! He looked like a rat as well. Actually, no. I take that back. My rats are adorable. He looked like a f**kin' snake!" Aww, snakes are cute, too. Alyska: "Oh my God! I always say that." [referring to Master Sinube's claim he was just resting his eyes] Alyska: "I'm your f**king worst nightmare! Gimme my lightsaber!" Tsk, tsk, very un-Jedi-like! Alyska: "Oh, for God's sake! This b**ch!" [referring to Cassie Cryar's disabling of the floating billboards] Alyska: "Her eyes are bugging me out! The fact that they, like, close sideways like little crab claws." [referring to Ione Marcy's lateral eyelids] Alyska: "Her face is, like, really unsettling. It's...it's like a stitched-up doll's face. It makes me feel like..." [Alyska cringes and grimaces] Alyska: "Yes, it was hidden in his cane! I love that!" [referring to Master Sinube's lightsaber] The opening montage is from the Season 1 finale which hasn't happened yet chronologically thereby explaining the unfamiliar footage. This episode is based on Akira Kurosawa's 1949 classic "Stray Dog" set in post-World War II Japan. Toshiro Mifune plays a young detective who loses his gun and partners with an older detective played by Takashi Shimura to track it down. It's an excellent police procedural and provides a fascinating snapshot of Japan during a transitional period. "So, you're saying there was something...fishy...about him." Tera Sinube is a master at excruciating PUN...ishment! It's unfortunate the aged Jedi doesn't feature prominently in any other episodes. I would have liked to have seen him weigh in on matters of import down the line but he's just reduced to a background bit player. I'm not entirely sure that the doll-faced thief, Cassie Cryar, WASN'T wearing a white mask of some sort. It sure looks like she was! This whole episode had a "Blade Runner" feel to it with the vertiginous angles, congested streets, busy traffic and neon lights. And what urban thriller would be complete without a subway chase?