And that peanut allergy.
Yoda was a flawed but honest hero in the old Star Wars canon... before the dark times. Before The Acolyte.
Now, if Headland had had her way, he would have been revealed to be just another crooked cop in a rotten precinct office:
As it stands, the Council's decision two only send to Jedi to Naboo after Qui-Gon had just clashed with a potential Sith was silly - as Red Letter Media pointed out, why not send a dozen? But, if Yoda had known that there had been another fairly recent (in galactic terms) Sith incident, his failure not to suggest that more Jedi go along on that mission starts to look like self-serving dereliction of duty.
Now, if Headland had had her way, he would have been revealed to be just another crooked cop in a rotten precinct office:
As it stands, the Council's decision two only send to Jedi to Naboo after Qui-Gon had just clashed with a potential Sith was silly - as Red Letter Media pointed out, why not send a dozen? But, if Yoda had known that there had been another fairly recent (in galactic terms) Sith incident, his failure not to suggest that more Jedi go along on that mission starts to look like self-serving dereliction of duty.
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Self-serving?!? No. 
If you had actually watched the show you'd know this isn't true.
Before the internet. Back when people actually watched the things they were complaining about.
Yoda in the Prequel trilogy was kind of a jerk.
100% Ultra-Yep.
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