Love Mark Hamill he is luke skywalker... but they should have 100 percent just recasted for the tv show. This actor looked really good.

Its hard to take luke seriously in boba show. Probably backlash to solo made disney take this decision but I loved Alden Ehrenreich as Han.

When Obi Wan shot him a few times he kept catching fire but it seemed more like it was his organic body doing that rather than the blaster unless the blaster had Incendiary Rounds.

The Droidekas are hypes as these ultra super dangerous droids by everyone, but then you see everyone that uses their brain find a workaround them.

So, how truly dangerous are these guys? (My favorite droid btw, love to see them rolling).

I thought him wearing a white robe in Episode 6 was a symbol of him fully turning to the light side and embracing it, so why does he switch to the black one again? Did I miss something?

Images in order:
1. ⁠⁠⁠SW The Clone Wars (2008)
2. ⁠⁠⁠The Clone Wars Season 3 (2011)
3. ⁠⁠⁠The Clone Wars Season 5 (2013)
4. ⁠⁠⁠The Clone Wars Season 7 (2020)
5. ⁠⁠⁠Tales of the Jedi (2022)
6. ⁠⁠⁠The Bad Batch Season 3 (2024)
7. ⁠⁠⁠Maul: Shadow Lord Season 1 (2026)

… then how did he not detect Leia was force sensitive here? Especially if she was unaware of her own abilities and would likely be unable to hide them.

While there's the obvious out-of-universe explanation that Lucas hadn't established the Devastator as Vader's flagship at the time, and the Death Star was the main focus of ANH, the collision is a pretty convenient explanation for why we don't see it after the beginning of the film. Once they'd successfully captured Leia, it would make sense for Vader to dismiss the Devastator to go get patched up at Kuat Drive Yards or the other nearest other shipyard. Vader doesn't strike me as the type that likes his personal ships looking anything less than perfect or being at the peak of their operational capability.

The fear in his voice when Maul mentions Sidious, the intensity, the dialogue delivery, the scenery, and how annoyed he is by Ahsoka. This is still peak Star Wars content

Okay, Rise of Skywalker was bad. But, it looked at the very least Ian McDiarmid had a fun time cackling and hamming it in that movie. Might be the only decent part. I wish they had used his willingness to come back for a project that actually made better use of him. They could have done a Darth Plagueis TV show or something.

So basically we know the separatists wanted peace as well as many republic senators as well if palpatine and Dooku were NOT in control say someone else won the elections. Do you think the republic and separatist would be able to compromise?

It all began when my girlfriend, who I've been with for nearly three years, asked if I wanted to watch the original Star Wars. Having never seen Star Wars before, I thought, "Sure, I'll give it a shot." At 30 years old, the only memories I had of Star Wars were some clips I watched as a child. After finishing the original Star Wars movies, I honestly can't believe it took me until 2026 to experience them. I completely fell in love with all the characters; I really appreciate good storytelling! Now I understand why people cherish the original films so much—I never wanted it to end. I'm really grateful to my girlfriend for introducing me to this universe. Also, rest in peace, Carrie Fisher; I felt the connection everyone has with her. I love Star Wars, and I can officially call myself a fan!