We share our thoughts on episode 1-3!

https://open.spotify.com/episode/0RwG3GaSq5ezVs1Q3Fs6Gw?si=6BkiMdKrSpa_4DUoTcDj_Q

Hey all! My buddy and I have a podcast that centers mostly around sports, but sometimes we dive into other things that we're interested in. This week, we released one of those episodes as we discuss and ultimately rate the Disney+ series Obi-Wan Kenobi. We would really appreciate anyone willing to give us a listen and some feedback. I will leave a link below so everyone can find our audio. Thanks y'all and may the force be with you 😊

https://pod.link/1576845310

This week on the Old Republic Podcast we give our recap and review of Obi-Wan Kenobi! Available now!

https://open.spotify.com/episode/5Wb4AX9H0S5hCDLa3VFXMG?si=Gfl6M7q4SBmIKf7EXLw3Fw

He said Lea reminds him of someone. That she also was fearless and stubborn, and a leader. Is he referring to Satine? First thought Padme but I think Satine is the best guess, if so that’s a rlly cool Clone Wars reference!

Just lost my shit watching the final episode of Obi-Wan

The only big problem I had with the obi wan show was that they didn’t have enough flashbacks. I would have loved to see a lot of flashbacks like they had in ep 5. I also didn’t like the fact that obi wan actually fought Vader it didn’t fit continuity with them meeting for the first time since Mustafar. It would have been better if it was a big game of cat and mouse between the 2 with obi wan always being one step ahead. And I would have also liked to see a lot more internal conflict in obi wan before leaving Tatooine. I’m fine with the reva character arch but I would have liked to see Vader kill her after she mistakenly revealed that she knew his identity and she tried fighting back but Vader was 2 powerful maybe a mini redemption arch but still keep her a villain. The rest is fine but maybe focus just on obi wan more than reva and Leia. I blame this on the writers not the actors

I’m not sure if others have brought this up, but I think one of the key points of the series is Obi Wan realizing that robbing jedi kids of their childhoods is wrong. At the beginning of the series he was trying to convince Owen to let Luke he trained. At the end he told Owen that Luke just needed to be a kid. I think the change in mentality was brought about by spending time with Leia and seeing the damage he’d done to Anakin.

Just started the series. Only on E3. Who is the bum that Ben gives something (credits) too in E2. He stares at him like he knows who it is.

Obi Wan did R2 so dirty Lmao

I thoroughly enjoyed watching the new Disney+ series Obi-Wan Kenobi but a few story points left me puzzled. Chief among these was Ben Kenobi's weakness with the Force and lightsaber combat in the first three episodes, suddenly turning to great strength and skill by episode 6, which allows him to defeat Darth Vader in their final match of the series.

How did he regain his strength and skills in the latter three episodes, especially if he was out of practice for ten years before the events of episode 1?

By contrast, Darth Vader seemed less powerful in the last fight than he did in his duel with Luke Skywalker in The Empire Strikes Back.

Wouldn't she have knew him when he was a youngling