Star Wars

Andor might have been the best Star Wars show, if not for its insufferable pace. It’s simply boring, the speed of nothingness laughable at times.

In my recent Star Wars articles, I discussed my impressions of the Kenobi series. Here I wrap up my personal takes on all things Star Wars.

After five attempts we finally have an Obi-Wan that is plausible, enjoyable, and tied up loose ends that seemed like typical Disney sloppiness.

After watching the 3rd episode of Obi-Wan Kenobi, it’s clear that only the deus ex machina Qui-Gon Jinn can salvage the series.

Despite my resolve to remain in hiding from Disney’s Star Wars, the cracking open of that sacred vault between Episodes III and IV was unleashed.

Don’t buy the marketing tagline: TRoS is not the end of the Skywalker saga. The true end of the saga, Return of the Jedi, was released in 1983.

There is no denying that Star Wars was a key part of my childhood, and continues to be a significant background imprint on my life in adulthood.