What about the torpedos ?
Spoilers The Acolyte
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I was not an avid comic book collector. I had a few here and there, but nothing special. When Star Wars came out, I was seven. I was enthralled. My mom got me the Marvel trade paperback that covered the movie. Since the comic was rushed, the art was pretty bad as I recall and some of the writing was really awful. I ended up subscribing to the comics, I think in 80 or 81. I think I got about two year's worth. Some of the art got really good, which some of the others was pretty cartoonish.
Well obviously the medical staff are bringing those with the tractor beams . . .
They'll be hear by Wednesday, for the Woden's day celebration.
I had a sub to Star Wars (which I still have!) and GI Joe when I was 7 or 8. From what I remember the GI run had a cool story about Snake Eyes origin. I remember his face in bandages. The Star Wars run I remember for a Stormtrooper from Alderan with an Aldyrock necklace and Luke getting his ass kicked by a Darthy Dame with some kind of lightsaber whip. I was all WTF! when Luke got whooped.
That depends on what exactly makes a legacy character, Vernestra Wroh
It depends on how the fire started.
Lesley Headland is the creator and showrunner of The Acolyte, and also created Russian Doll on Netflix.
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt12262202/ratings/?ref_=tt_ov_rt
surprisingly , the review is in fact bad. At the above, the rating is 4.5/10 out of 19K. I can't find the total no. of vote at rottentomato, if anyone can help
surprisingly , the review is in fact bad. At the above, the rating is 4.5/10 out of 19K. I can't find the total no. of vote at rottentomato, if anyone can help
Look at all of those 1's. A clear case of review bombing. Not actually indicative of anything real.
Random poll is random. I'll watch and make up my own mind.
This was probably obvious, but I realized, I think Mae is taking the challenge of killing the Jedi without a weapon too literal.
I think her Master wants her to kill them metaphorically.
Convince the jedi on her list to admit the truth to what ever happened in her village in the past, whatever this cover up is. To damage the reputation of jedi in the eyes of the public.
Maybe this season/series will end with the Jedi retreating from the wider galaxy to just the temple on Coruscant as seen in the prequels, or at the very least be the next domino to lead to that.
I think her Master wants her to kill them metaphorically.
Convince the jedi on her list to admit the truth to what ever happened in her village in the past, whatever this cover up is. To damage the reputation of jedi in the eyes of the public.
Maybe this season/series will end with the Jedi retreating from the wider galaxy to just the temple on Coruscant as seen in the prequels, or at the very least be the next domino to lead to that.
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Yeah, that was in Charles Soule's 2017 run of the 'Darth Vader' comic. However that same year also featured a Maul comic where he supposedly encountered a Jedi for the first time, and already had his double-blade in-hand. So it's dubious whether or not this was a real Sith tradition that they all followed, or a very old pre-Bane tradition that Palpatine decided to resurrect after Order 66, or if Palpatine was just making it up. (I still more than half suspect that that whole 'Tragedy of Darth Plagueis The Wise' story was 90% BS to manipulate Anakin, with only a grain of truth for his own amusement, so I'm not given to taking Sidious at his word.)
Honestly, I think it would be doubtful (though not impossible) that the Sith have been secretly offing Jedi over the past thousand years and taking their kybers. While it's certainly possible to obfuscate the circumstances of a murder to make it look like an accident, or the result of pirates, assassins or what have you, or even simply make them disappear . . . each time that happens makes discovery more and more likely. Patterns might emerge over the centuries to raise suspicions, and then all it would take is for one slip-up, and one Jedi investigator with a talent for psychometry and the lid would get blown off the whole thing.
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I really think that the SW fandom is the most toxic one. I just watched the first two episodes. I enjoyed them, even I don't think they are some kind of masterpiece. Well, on YouTube three are a lot of video which explain what a kind of artistic, financial and even moral disaster is The Acolyte (obviously I didn't watch them, I don't want to give these people views). I really don't understand these level of vitriolic hatred.
Perhaps it's time the SNL does the equivalent of the "Get a life" sketch for the Star Wars fans, because these people scare me.
Perhaps it's time the SNL does the equivalent of the "Get a life" sketch for the Star Wars fans, because these people scare me.
since the 1st episode release date was a bit vague, exactly when is episode 3 being release?
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