Oh that’s who that was!
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Thanks for your response, I did see one clip on youtube with Carrie Anne Moss' character in it and i actually felt sorry for her as an actress because the lines in the dialogue she had to deliver were corny, horrendous and entirely not believeable...like as she was speaking it, she was saying to herself" you have to be kidding me". lol. It was between her and one of the twins, not sure the actual scene. Personally, i could never be sold on a Kenobi comparison because that was my least favorite out of all the shows thus far...it was unbearable! To be fair, it was probably the most unbearable for me because it was the closest to the OT and it had so many contradictions and head scratchers in it, and yes, it was inessential.I refer you to my previous comment about Kenobi.
That really is the closest comparison I can think of from the other SW shows. The acting is fine, the dialog is functional exposition peppered with a bit of character stuff. I did notice a line or two where Lee Jung-jae's delivery felt stiff or weird, due I think to him not being fluent in English. Otherwise, Sol is okay. He has a good scene with Osha. I like the actor, he's got charisma and good chemistry with the actress playing Osha/Mae.
A lot of how I feel about this show will depend on where it goes and how it all wraps up. I do like the look inside the Jedi at their height, there's hints of politicking and worldbuilding there that I enjoyed. The big mystery is "what, exactly, did the Jedi do to create a killer?" which isn't quite as riveting as a proper whodunit, but it's okay.
The only other thing that jumped out at me -- and I will preface this by saying it's not a knock against the cast or the quality of their work -- was the total absence of white men in the first episode, and the presence of only one white man in the second. It doesn't affect the quality of the show, but as a white man myself the large shift from other Star Wars media (and the media landscape in general over most of my life, to be fair) really was noticeable. It's the sort of thing you know has to be a deliberate decision and as such it rankles a bit.
Kyle Katarrn did Force Running in the Jedi Knight - Dark Forces II computer game from 1997 though.
Unless he's part of the problem/coverup.
I get the feeling that all throughout his childhood, poor Georgie didn't interact with other children much...
Sad, but… it sounds like a perfect retcon opportunity.
Grandpa Joe, is that you?
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So,…we don’t like Yoda?
