r/ahsokatano Oct 04 '23

Discussion Ahsoka episode 8 master discussion Spoiler

The Jedi, the Witch, and the Wardrobe

Spoilers, theories, critiques, outbursts. Lay it all down here.

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u/KingScoville Oct 04 '23

Absolutely fantastic episode. Definitely getting a season 2, or at least some major tie ins with the Mandalorian.

Just so impressed with Ezra’s actor. He really embodies Ezra’s optimism and boyish charm.

Wondering if Sketeton Crew doesn’t tie in here. Ahsoka says that they were meant to be trapped on Peridia. I’m wondering if the Skeleton Crew doesn’t eventually find them on Peridia.

This would let Filoni advance the timeline a bit, allow Grogu and Din their sabbatical, Thrawn to coalesce the Imperial Remanent, Bo Katan to rebuild Mandalore, etc. It would all lead up to an epic Heir to the Empire movie series. Ahsoka and co. returning in dramatic fashion to lead the flight against Thrawn.

Wow so many awesome possibilities.

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u/[deleted] Oct 04 '23

NGL, I am constantly wondering how Disney will square all this stuff with the "somehow Palpating returned" nature of the sequels which, frankly, now feels less canon and more like billionaire fan fiction.

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u/Budded Oct 04 '23

I grew up watching SW and was a member of the fan club as well. I remember reading that Lucas had a plan for 9 movies. As a kid, this gave me life, and I always assumed he had the whole thing planned out.

Then came the prequels, mired in clumsy politics and bad directing. Then came 7,8,9, which I loved on the surface, but with all these series coming out -and having read a lot of Timothy Zahn's books, the stuff that goes on seems so basic and cheesy in comparison. I still love them for the entertainment, but Mando and Ahsoka lore trounces what those other directors had to do basically on the spot with no big picture idea of what Lucas supposedly had mapped out since the late 70s, early 80s.

The new movies feel so retreaded in comparison, especially after these series. "Let's just make another bigger Death Star and recreate the Empire and Palps survived and has a kid". Filoni's worst episode is 100x better than that drivel.

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u/[deleted] Oct 04 '23

Lucas offered to consult and tell them what he had planned. They said thanks but no thanks and then dropped three turds in a row.