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The Bad Batch 3x13/3x14 Early Access! (Patreon)

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2024-09-10 13:00:05
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The Bad Batch 3x13/3x14 "Into the Breach"/"Flash Strike" Reaction

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Thomas Corp

Here seems as good a spot as any to write this. I became most saddened yesterday to learn of the death of James Earl Jones. Talk about an actor that was a titan in his field. Of course, almost every news outlet brings up Darth Vader first and foremost, and since that’s my favorite character he ever played, I’m fine with that. His body of work though: Dr. Strangelove, The Great White Hope, Roots, Conan, Coming to America, Field of Dreams, the Jack Ryan series, The Sandlot, on stage: Fences, Driving Miss Daisy. And of course, the role that I’m sure, Jess, you hold the special place in your heart for, Mufasa. Where I recall in your Lion King reaction how you said that a strength of the original film was how much of an emotional devastation it was to lose Mufasa, even with really not all that much screentime. Such was the power of James. A titan and a legend, the likes of whom will never be seen again. https://preview.redd.it/goodbye-darth-kenobi-v0-k4o1ktjj7x8c1.jpg?width=1920&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=8eb3653bd1a6d44d65913ff0adb1c4e1ff7e9326

Ryan
>>149036025

I used the exact same “titan and legend” line; I guess there’s just no other way to put it. My parents had the privilege of seeing him on stage in Othello, with Christopher Plummer as Iago. Also a tremendous inspiration for how he was able to make such iconic use of his voice after years of having a severe stutter.

Thomas Corp
>>149036025

No, there really is no other way to put it. James as Othello and Christopher Plummer, himself another legend, playing Iago, oh, THAT sounds beautiful! I keep forgetting to mention the stutter, and how powerful the inspiration he provides is.

Aimee Lynn

Things I love about this episode: Echo, Echo Echo. Omega's so grown up compared to these children; she's not the naïve girl she started out as in season 1. Omega knowing instantly that laser cannons means her brothers found her. Omega talking about her brothers to Emery and vise versa leading to an unlikely alliance because Omega sees the best in people.