MarkB
Legend
Most of the interesting characters are dead. Not much left to draw me back.Not sure I'll watch season 2. Better than Asoka. Andor is still at the top.
Most of the interesting characters are dead. Not much left to draw me back.Not sure I'll watch season 2. Better than Asoka. Andor is still at the top.
That's the nature of tragedy. Shakespeare had trouble getting Hamlet Part 2 off the ground with only Horatio left alive.Most of the interesting characters are dead. Not much left to draw me back.
No insult, but if you didn't quit watching Boba Fett halfway through out of sheer appalled-ness, I think you probably will.Not sure I'll watch season 2.
You have to touch the crystal (or so it seems).But yeah it's a bad retcon if Osha can bleed hers instantly abd Vader cant/didn't.
No.If khyber crystals bleed, then the Death Star's lasers should be red instead of green after the destruction of Jedha City.
Nobody knows the rules on this. We're literally seeing it on screen for the first time. You've decided you know exactly how it works based upon the tiniest amount of information, and are now deriding people for not having drawn the exact same conclusions.No.
Not if they work the way that is shown here. Why would you think that? Osha's one changes when TOUCHES it whilst being murderous and angry. I don't think Darth Vader is going around caressing the Death Star's crystals, is he?
As an aside, I'm astonished how few people seem to have actually, y'know watched what happened on screen. Is everybody scrolling their phone whilst "watching" TV now like the legends say lol? I sure don't.
I have to confess to doing that sometimes. But that’s the thing with modern TV - most of it is pretty undemanding, and is better if you are not paying attention. Seen Midsummer Murders lately?As an aside, I'm astonished how few people seem to have actually, y'know watched what happened on screen. Is everybody scrolling their phone whilst "watching" TV now like the legends say lol? I sure don't.
No.Nobody knows the rules on this. We're literally seeing it on screen for the first time. You've decided you know exactly how it works based upon the tiniest amount of information, and are now deriding people for not having drawn the exact same conclusions.
To be fair I wasn't thinking of crime procedurals, they are absolutely "background noise" to left on during other things and glanced at (sorry Law & Order!).I have to confess to doing that sometimes. But that’s the thing with modern TV - most of it is pretty undemanding, and is better if you are not paying attention. Seen Midsummer Murders lately.
Which simply shows one way in which it can happen. It doesn't lay down any ground rules or exclude any other circumstances.No.
I'm saying people seemingly literally haven't watched a process which is clearly and very intentionally shown on the screen, with a special "down the barrel" shot of the lightsaber showing the crystal as it gets "infected" with red, in the show they're claiming that they watched.
"Law and Order" suffers somewhat less from this if it's being shot in your city and you're trying to recognize landmarksTo be fair I wasn't thinking of crime procedurals, they are absolutely "background noise" to left on during other things and glanced at (sorry Law & Order!).
I also watched a lot of shows this way in the pandemic (like all of Supernatural!).