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The tone of the shows themselves does not preclude character crossovers without hurting the tone of this show, given that everyone is at Yavin IV. The characters are not defined by the tone of the show they were in. Especially in a quick appearance, when now that the rebels are coming together...

I wouldn't put it past the Empire to have gone after Mon Mothma's family after she escaped, and for Jung's involvement in it after he helped her escape by reporting on the ISB agent in Bail's team, and presumably helping keep the broadcast of her speech. But I find it unlikely we'll see that...

I greatly appreciate the depiction of how a planet's main business has been ran by mindless droids, who cannot handle a simple missing person's case, let alone notice the Republic no longer existing, and they are running the mint for nobody, probably building more vaults as the money don't go...

Technically yes, but this was better this way. The unknown factor, and most mysterious and unexpected thing was what emergency hull demolition would actually be. Since a very shallow reading would imply the hull would detonate and take out whichever thing was attacking the hull, implying the...

And that. Also in-universe. Jod now doesn't know if SM-33 just wink-wink told me the children were indeed from At Attin or not, but the droid said it in a way that should have reinforced the idea in his head. But we, the audience are still not sure the droid knows. I was so sure TROS was his...

This stood out to me before repeated the same words, though I only recalled it when I rewatched the latter confrontation the second time. The show initially, including the first uttering by the droid, intended to depict At Attin as a boring no-place nobody knows or cares about. The moment it was...

It was just a flesh wound.

Not here. I usually abhor mysteries, and being bated with information to be revealed later on. Unsurprisingly, Columbo is my favourite crime drama, because it tells the mystery at the start. Yet I have loved The Acolyte with barely any complaints. Perhaps because they didn't try to drop some...

The big problem with the theatrical cuts is that, while I hate some of the changes, such as this one, which is egregious: ...some of them are completely essential. Ian McDiarmid in The Empire Strikes Back, for example. The original emperor scene looks atrocious now, although I kind of...

There's no canon source to confirm it, but Palpatine's mumbling about creating life definitely lends support to it, and considering the obvious implication by extrapolating in a straight line is not a reach (inb4 someone says that's the literal meaning of line extrapolation :p ). If it turns out...

For me, there's only general Annikin Starkiller, just like Captain Pike from The Cage is the Star Trek captain.

Nah. I thought Vernestra Rwoh taking Imri as her padawan at 16 was rather nice. Ditto with Ahsoka being Anakin's padawan, and Anakin being Obi-Wan's padawan. Remember, they weren't training for a driver's test for a year, they were training as Jedi their whole lives (even applies to Anakin who...

You can't have the entire Rebellion be present for the Battle of Endor, though. There just weren't that many ships there, even if the amount of time the fleet survived to allow the shields to be disabled before the Death Star had destroyed all of them might suggest they were slightly...

That it is, but the books take place before The Acolyte, so the layers need to be lower in most places.

I don't see any of that as a particular problem for either pre-OT or post-OT shows. Omega becoming a New Republic ranger after the Rebellion and having running in with Zeb and Carson Teva there wouldn't be an improbable development, and I wouldn't even count it as leaning into small universe...

Not explicitly, but I thought it is implied by the rising surface and the omission of any changes to the temple. Then again, the Umate is described in the same way as in The Mandalorian (but everything around is is very high in Mando).

At least Omega ages normally. Given that she's a rebel now, I wouldn't be surprised if she has a cameo in Andor, and then has a pronounced role in one of the Mando-era shows, which may give enough of an excuse to show her brothers. I wonder what Emerie's up to, too.

I'd admit I very much want characters like Omega to not be stuck in their own animated show, and would very much love to see her pop up in some post-ROTJ live action show – even as a character not immediately revealed as her as to not spoil her fate. But not only does she not have anything in...

Well, yeah, those are, of course, a bit mixed. Andor is stated to take place during Rebels, and while I am uncertain of the official timing, the contents of the first season seemed only slightly prior to first season of Rebels (like a year or so?); Ahsoka and the Mandalorian would seem to...

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