14 hours ago, Celestial Lizards said:

I like all of the above.

Hehehe... You didn't include the fruit!

1 minute ago, Larky Bobble said:

Hehehe... You didn't include the fruit!

For me personally the show is complete trash, along the lines of the new Clone Wars.

3 hours ago, Pooleman said:

For me personally the show is complete trash, along the lines of the new Clone Wars.

this is a good time to go to the original post of this ginormous thread:

If you are here to complain about the show and the contents therein with little basis in actual criticism, please turn around and do not come back.
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S ince the few threads that were up to discuss Rebels have been knocked out of the front or even third page(s), I'm taking charge of the topic by having a thread that is readily accessible at all times. It'll be linked in my signature, and I'll do what I can to keep it up. Since Rebels is our current newest media in Star Wars, it is an important topic to discuss, especially since it may indeed pertain to XWMG in several ways.

If you have not watched the most recent Episode of STAR WARS: REBELS then is is heavily discouraged that you read through this thread, as *SPOLIERS* are present in it.

REBELS RECON discussion is also encouraged, as it gives us a behind the scenes look at STAR WARS: REBELS , one we could definitely use.
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I must say that I'm really enjoying this series. It really shows that the guys in charge definitely want to get back to the roots of Star Wars, the stuff that makes it important. It pays respect to what The Force is, shows that The Rebellion has not officially started, and really shows just how strong a grip The Empire has on The Galaxy at large. If there were ever any doubt that The Empire are indeed the bad guys, this show definitely punts that question away.

Well, alrighty then. Most recent episode is Episode 8: Empire Day in which we learn a fair amount about the Imperial annual festival that commemorates the beginning of The Galactic Empire 15 years earlier. In this episode we also learn more about Ezra, a contact he has, and the action gets thicker. It's a solid episode. Alongside Empire Day , Breaking Ranks has to alsoo be a contender for my favorite episode. I like that this one is a two-parter. That's a first for this series, really gets across that this plot is important.

Whoops.

18 minutes ago, patox said:

this is a good time to go to the original post of this ginormous thread:

If you are here to complain about the show and the contents therein with little basis in actual criticism, please turn around and do not come back.
__________________________________________________________________________________
S ince the few threads that were up to discuss Rebels have been knocked out of the front or even third page(s), I'm taking charge of the topic by having a thread that is readily accessible at all times. It'll be linked in my signature, and I'll do what I can to keep it up. Since Rebels is our current newest media in Star Wars, it is an important topic to discuss, especially since it may indeed pertain to XWMG in several ways.

If you have not watched the most recent Episode of STAR WARS: REBELS then is is heavily discouraged that you read through this thread, as *SPOLIERS* are present in it.

REBELS RECON discussion is also encouraged, as it gives us a behind the scenes look at STAR WARS: REBELS , one we could definitely use.
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I must say that I'm really enjoying this series. It really shows that the guys in charge definitely want to get back to the roots of Star Wars, the stuff that makes it important. It pays respect to what The Force is, shows that The Rebellion has not officially started, and really shows just how strong a grip The Empire has on The Galaxy at large. If there were ever any doubt that The Empire are indeed the bad guys, this show definitely punts that question away.

Well, alrighty then. Most recent episode is Episode 8: Empire Day in which we learn a fair amount about the Imperial annual festival that commemorates the beginning of The Galactic Empire 15 years earlier. In this episode we also learn more about Ezra, a contact he has, and the action gets thicker. It's a solid episode. Alongside Empire Day , Breaking Ranks has to alsoo be a contender for my favorite episode. I like that this one is a two-parter. That's a first for this series, really gets across that this plot is important.

How’s this? Star Wars has a huge adult following, yet they target this series to children 10 and under? I don’t like it. They could have made it a little more adult like they did with the first clone wars.

3 minutes ago, Pooleman said:

How’s this? Star Wars has a huge adult following, yet they target this series to children 10 and under? I don’t like it. They could have made it a little more adult like they did with the first clone wars.

Better! But we've covered this several times already. How dark can you get, how many people can you kill and still attract a younger audience. How dark can Ezra get, etc... But still you have a very good point and this show isn't for everyone, very similar to the prequels in that regard.

Just now, Ken at Sunrise said:

Better! But we've covered this several times already. How dark can you get, how many people can you kill and still attract a younger audience. How dark can Ezra get, etc... But still you have a very good point, but this show isn't for everyone, very similar to the prequels in that regard.

I made it 3 episodes and had to bail. Gag reflex was too strong, sadly.

1 minute ago, Pooleman said:

I made it 3 episodes and had to bail. Gag reflex was too strong, sadly.

Now you're just trolling even after reading the first post. No offense but we both know it's true.

2 minutes ago, Pooleman said:

How’s this? Star Wars has a huge adult following, yet they target this series to children 10 and under? I don’t like it. They could have made it a little more adult like they did with the first clone wars.

Its also got a huge child following! I don't think anyone should mind if you dislike it, but the opposite is true as well! If you like nothing about a show, you probably shoudln't even join discussions about it just to bash it, its kind of rude to the people that do like it. If you like some parts, but have specific criticisms of others, then that's meaningful discussion!

Not everything has to be meaningful in discussions, but it should probably at least avoid being rude, I think!

Just now, Ken at Sunrise said:

Now you're just trolling even after reading the first post. No offense but we both know it's true.

It’s not trolling if it’s true. Although I did employ some hyperbole from dramatic effect. It’s just really bad in my view. Too goofy.

2 minutes ago, codegnave said:

Its also got a huge child following! I don't think anyone should mind if you dislike it, but the opposite is true as well! If you like nothing about a show, you probably shoudln't even join discussions about it just to bash it, its kind of rude to the people that do like it. If you like some parts, but have specific criticisms of others, then that's meaningful discussion!

Not everything has to be meaningful in discussions, but it should probably at least avoid being rude, I think!

Is it rude to disagree?

2 minutes ago, Pooleman said:

It’s not trolling if it’s true. Although I did employ some hyperbole from dramatic effect. It’s just really bad in my view. Too goofy.

On that we disagree.

1 minute ago, Ken at Sunrise said:

On that we disagree.

I don’t like comic relief in any Star Wars.

Just now, Pooleman said:

I don’t like comic relief in any Star Wars.

My last post on this discussion.

Yet there was comic relief in every movie, so why come here to complain about that?

8 minutes ago, Pooleman said:

Is it rude to disagree?

I would say bash and disagree are different.

9 minutes ago, Pooleman said:

I don’t like comic relief in any Star Wars.

Someone get that walking carpet out of my way? All of the prequels? Half of Episode 6? "I've got a bad feeling about this?" Seems like you chose the wrong franchise if you are looking for grim.

5 minutes ago, Pooleman said:

I don’t like comic relief in any Star Wars.

For me, a lot depends on the tone of the movie. For instance, I enjoy snarky humor in an actiony film (such as Han's quipping), and I felt that the slapstick antics of the battle droids worked in the Clone Wars cartoons. However, the comedy in the prequels just didn't really mesh with the overall tone of the movies, and thus seemed jarring and out-of-place.

9 hours ago, Celestial Lizards said:

No one can take this show seriously after the Season 2 finale. It was really good... BUT THE INQUISITORS CAN ******* FLY BY TWIRLING THEIR LIGHTSABERS????

No-one, huh? You're about two seasons late with that one buddy.

3 hours ago, Pooleman said:

I made it 3 episodes and had to bail. Gag reflex was too strong, sadly.

How old are you? 22?

I hardly ever complain about this show. I do enjoy it as a Star Wars fan, but as a standalone TV show, it's kind of weak.

9 minutes ago, Celestial Lizards said:

I hardly ever complain about this show. I do enjoy it as a Star Wars fan, but as a standalone TV show, it's kind of weak.

Now that. That I will grant you.

2 minutes ago, Captain Lackwit said:

Now that. That I will grant you.

Sorry: I are only allowed to give 50 likes per day. I cannot give any more likes today.

Just now, Celestial Lizards said:

Sorry: You are only allowed to give 50 likes per day. You cannot give any more likes today.

THERE'S TWO MORE FOR YA.

1 hour ago, SEApocalypse said:

How old are you? 22?

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