Rate the Star Wars TV Series!
- Thread starter Ray Hardgrit
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Live action only I'm afraid. Important to say that I didn't outright hate any of the shows, and all of them were enjoyable to some degree.
1. Andor (just on another level frankly)
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2. The Mandalorian (quality varies but consistently enjoyable)
3. Skeleton Crew. (Enjoyed this way more than I expected to. Complete opposite end of the spectrum to something like Andor but that isn't always a bad thing)
4. Obi Wan (I liked this a lot but there were too many episodes, should have been four. With six it felt repetitive in places. The Obi Wan/Leia interactions were worth the price of admission alone.)
5. Ahsoka. (It was a mess, but the characters and sense of momentum kept me engaged)
6. The Book of Boba Fett. (what even was this supposed to be? As others have said, a crime boss who seemed reluctant to do crimes. Needed to either lean harder into a redemptive arc for Boba, or go the other way and make him a true anti-hero, instead fell between two stools and was just meh--apart from the episodes where Mando and Grogu showed up obviously!)
7. The Acolyte (the complete opposite of Ahsoka, much better plotted and more disciplined but lacked decent characters--and when it did have them it pretty much killed them off! I would like to see more of Qimir)
1. Andor (just on another level frankly)
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2. The Mandalorian (quality varies but consistently enjoyable)
3. Skeleton Crew. (Enjoyed this way more than I expected to. Complete opposite end of the spectrum to something like Andor but that isn't always a bad thing)
4. Obi Wan (I liked this a lot but there were too many episodes, should have been four. With six it felt repetitive in places. The Obi Wan/Leia interactions were worth the price of admission alone.)
5. Ahsoka. (It was a mess, but the characters and sense of momentum kept me engaged)
6. The Book of Boba Fett. (what even was this supposed to be? As others have said, a crime boss who seemed reluctant to do crimes. Needed to either lean harder into a redemptive arc for Boba, or go the other way and make him a true anti-hero, instead fell between two stools and was just meh--apart from the episodes where Mando and Grogu showed up obviously!)
7. The Acolyte (the complete opposite of Ahsoka, much better plotted and more disciplined but lacked decent characters--and when it did have them it pretty much killed them off! I would like to see more of Qimir)
Boba Fett problem seemed to be it was playing safe. Trying to be as least controversial,least shocking and least offensive as possible.
The result was a lukewarm unfocused,bland mess that didn't fit the character or pemise of the show.
Hell they couldn't even say slave one
Thats what Tony Gilroy got right. He wasn't scared to take risks or be controversial. He never played safe.
The result was a lukewarm unfocused,bland mess that didn't fit the character or pemise of the show.
Hell they couldn't even say slave one
Thats what Tony Gilroy got right. He wasn't scared to take risks or be controversial. He never played safe.
Only watched the live action stuff enough to comment on so it's
Andor: Amazing and one of my favourite TV shows of any IP or genre.
Mandalorian: Very enjoyable and well put together.
Book of Bo Katan: Poor and ruined what used to be a show called Mandalorian.
Acolyte: Just boring. I think the extreme hate for it must be forced because it's too boring to feel extreme anything for it.
Obi Wan: Boring with the added annoyance of trying to be a nostalgia character cash grab
Ashoka: Boring with the added annoyance of Feloni's just for replacing plot with "he it's a lore character" cameo every 5 minutes.
Bobba Fett: One of the worst things I have ever seen. So crap it even managed to make Sophie Thatcher look ugly.
Andor: Amazing and one of my favourite TV shows of any IP or genre.
Mandalorian: Very enjoyable and well put together.
Book of Bo Katan: Poor and ruined what used to be a show called Mandalorian.
Acolyte: Just boring. I think the extreme hate for it must be forced because it's too boring to feel extreme anything for it.
Obi Wan: Boring with the added annoyance of trying to be a nostalgia character cash grab
Ashoka: Boring with the added annoyance of Feloni's just for replacing plot with "he it's a lore character" cameo every 5 minutes.
Bobba Fett: One of the worst things I have ever seen. So crap it even managed to make Sophie Thatcher look ugly.
Me too, and not just in some cartoon or book!
I feel like maybe it ended up being a scapegoat for larger entertainment & cultural trends that people were mad about.
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