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I always believed they were in hiding according to the books and comics and stuff since the books include Plaguis and Tenebrous before him laying in wait patience for the time for them to rise to the occasion to return. the rule of 2 is still passed down generation to generation what is lead to believe. Thanks for checking out our reaction.

hopefully not for the show 😂 i want to watch more seasons, thanks for checking out our reactions, much appreciated.

possibly not, even though i have not read the books i believe he might even be considered young even for this time! the question is is Plagueis the master or is he just a nobody at this time? (my guess is hes a young master but keeping his eye on his pupil in case he gets up to no good... which Qimir is doing lol ) hopefully if we get more seasons that relationship will be defined in the show! thanks for checking out our reactions.

Completely agree, it also sets us up with so many cool questions for a season 2 with the arc between Qimir and Venestra, i have every confidence that is where season 2 will be leading, also thanks for checking out or reaction

I would love to think so, as long as Lucasfilm do not feel threatened by the hate that it too has been getting, Hate is sadly a powerful tool to scare them away! that been said i know the views was high at the beginning placing it i think 3rd from the most watched Star Wars on tv but as an over all season im curious to see how it faired up in viewership. sadly that will determine how they will consider making the final choice to move forward with a season 2. thanks for checking our our reaction.

@@BrentAgeofGrogu I do think they were aware this show was going to have negative backlash regardless and so viewership will drive the decision……

@@davidnora7272 either way im very exited for more than one season i want Leslye Headland to do her 3 or 4 season arc she has mapped out in her head for sure!

I think Qimir is the Apprentice and Darth Plagues is quietly watching his moves in the shadows to keep an eye on him so Qimir does not get too powerful. Osha is more like Ventress who was Count Dooku's Acolyte in the clone wars, he trained Ventress to try to one day overthrow Palpatine but it failed. either way Manny was amazing as Qimir and bought an amazing performance to the part, thanks for checking out our reaction.

Fair enough, but there is a lot of older movies these fight techniques are based off of, (we mention crouching tiger hidden dragon ) because they are taken from the old Japanese and Chinese film fighting techniques which represent magical powered beings with supernatural abilities to slow down time around them when they come in for landings from a fight sequence and stuff. i guess we appreciated that perspective, but i respect it is not always something that looks natural within Star Wars, thank you for also checking out our reaction much appreciated.

There is so many people why start to cry and make a fuss over the Law of Star Wars, but i really felt this show did not beak any of that law, in top of it it had a great cast and crew. I too really hope that Disney/Lucasfilm green lights a season 2. Thank you for checking out our reactions.

Well thank you so much i appreciate that comment a lot, and thanks for checking out our content, sometimes people just have to let their inner child out and just chill to enjoy Star Wars and see it for what its made for for most which is kids (of the child at heart) sure the show can have its flaws and we see it at times, but life is too short to argue about everything that is wrong, so why bother. again appreciate your comments.

@@BrentAgeofGrogu Spot on!

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Consider my mind blown Oh DAMN ok that makes complete sense ahhhh I love that (I have been so use to seeing a title that represents the twins and the rule of 2 lol ) and thanks for checking out our reaction.

Oh yeah i really loved the journey for Osha, that aside an amazing performance by Amandla Stenberg for both Mae and Osha she was magnificent as was the entire cast for the show, they are deserving of a season 2 i really hope we get it! also thanks for checking out our reaction.

“This process involves pouring all their hatred and pain into the crystal, which causes it to bleed and change.” You could also easily search to further understand why. This has been a discussion way before this show. You’re welcome

@@stutam what “discussions” are these supposed to be? Even in the EU it is synthetic crystals that produce the color red. It is an illogical and far-fetched reason that her pain makes Crystal blush. why is pain red and not black, for example? It's stupid and the only people who think it's logical are stupider

there was so much and yes your right we completely forgot to go over Sol, and also Lee Jung Jae was AMAZING too such strong emotion, also thanks for checking out our reaction.

Yeah completely agree im glad they did not use him too much in this season, but im very excited to hopefully get a season 2 and see a bit more of him and hope to get to see more of the Sith training pov. and thanks for checking out our reaction.

yeah they have had some fun stuff i get it that people were having a slow start to the show, but there was a bit of set up needed to get us to where they wanted to take us, i for one am glad it exists and thanks for checking out our reaction.

ahh thanks may the force be with you too, i look forward to seeing skeleton crew later this year, i loved the show too and thanks for checking out our reactions.

It did catch me by surprise lol wait till you get to the lightsaber blood letting 😂 thanks for checking out our reaction.

Completely agree it has a few flaws but what i enjoyed way out did the small occasional problems, this episode was phenomenal i really hope we get a season 2, thanks for checking out our reaction.

The show certainly has some flaws but as an over all whole i really enjoyed it, thanks for checking out our reactions much appreciated.

Completely agree with everything you say here, usually within the moment of reacting to what we see 10 things rush through our heads of what it could be or mean, in the moment so the reference i made to good or evil really should have been more referencing the dark side and the light side, the yin and the yang the balance of dark and light (as we see in the O n the title of the acolyte one dark moon one light moon) after all George Lucas created the force that it always needed balance as they mentioned the girls are possibly the dyad of the force. I believe there is still more to be told on all this and we might still not be getting the full picture of the girls from, this episode. but we have been enjoying the show and cant wait for the finally next week, thanks again for checking out our reaction.

It was my least favorite moment of the episode but i read a really good interview with showrunner Leslye Headland on the details on the episode including that scene, it really was just Indara trying to save Kalnacca and not realizing how her interference would go if she cut the witches out of his head, ultimately killing them (I just wish there was some connection to how and what she was doing going in just to know it could have such effect!) placing Indara at a injustice done on her end. thanks for checking out our reaction ill be doing a roundtable thursday night which im sure we will deep dive into that question.

@@BrentAgeofGrogu I'll check out the round table deep dive. Cheers

thanks Iraj, yeah still plenty of questions (some I dont think will get answered this season) but i agree with you guys in i hope season 2 will be based around Qimir (if he survives) and the twins. thanks again for checking out our reaction.

from a certain point of view, im sorry your not enjoying, there is most definitely things that don't work so well, but i also enjoy the things that do work for me, we are seeing other cultures way of dealing and interacting with the force, Production on the costumes and sets are very well done, but i agree story, plot can be improved too. thanks for checking out our reaction.

@@BrentAgeofGrogu Its GARBAGE. Period

yes i agree, i also feel if a series 2 happens it will more likely follow Qimir and Osha and Maes story and leave the jedi arcs further behind them, i guess we shall see how ratings go on the show (I really want a season 2) and thanks for checking out our reaction.

Im going to take a guess that Mae told everything she knows to Qimir over the course of her training, my original assumption was that Qimir was also on Brendok too but it seems that that story might not be lining up with what the creators want to tell us! we have 1 episode left im sure we will find out hopefully how Qimir came into meeting Mae, and what happened to Koril. thanks for checking out out reaction, i look forward to the finally next week.

good theory @MrKrory

​@@BrentAgeofGroguAcolyte all-flashback episode 7 was very good. I liked the references to the hyperspace catastrophe that wiped out life on some planets; of which in the last episode Jedi master Vernestra has pain/nausea from traveling through hyperspace due to her strong connection to the force. The fact that Sol was an emotional Jedi like Dooku, Anakin and Quigon Jinn was seen in quite a big way. The turn of the plot, who is responsible for the death of the entire Clan of these Witches who follow the path of Bogan = Darkness in magic, they were quite similar to the Witches of the Sisterhood of the Night from Dathomir, where Darth Maul also comes from. The fights were great, the choreography was great and seeing two Jedi fight against a possessed Wookie Jedi was great. But most of all, normally, just like Mother Cora, I felt this emotional pain in my heart. When Sol killed her partner, co-mother of two children and the love of her life, mother Aniseya, in front of her eyes. The destruction reminded me of something similar to when the Jedi destroyed the entire planet of Korriban, where the original Sith race came from.

​@@BrentAgeofGroguYou don't think that the fortress has collapsed. Due to the fact that the fire damaged the electronics and its gradual overloading and short-circuiting then caused the reactor explosion. And the oil burned similarly to the Olympic fire, which in reality burns like this even on a stone.?

​@@BrentAgeofGroguIn the scene with Aniseya's mother, when Mae was asking for help, we had the opportunity to see some kind of magic where Anaseya was spitting and it also affected Mae. Do you think she was trying to teleport Osha.????

I do think it could have been even more interesting had Kelnacca not been possessed, but rather had been following Indarra's instructions to stop Sol and Torbin from starting a conflict. I still liked it, so it's not a complaint, and I think it would have introduced a larger question about why Kelnacca would not have reported to the council. As-is, I think there was likely enough shame there, based on his body language in seeing Torbin's face, that he simply acquiesced to the plan.

yeah i really did like the fact that Indara was true to the jedi and that the others under her (specifically Soul and Torbin) were the ones that messed up, its also painted a different picture in my mind on Sol and how Venestra will handle him in the future, i feel she might now throw Sol under the bus and he be the one who is made to be at fault for loosing his team. its so wierd been able to really like Sol, then in this episode see him in a completely different light. im not as synpathetic to him as i was in the past, I also wonder if Mae will decide to take her vengence out on Sol after all in next weeks episode! she has motive to do so after all he killed her mother. thanks for checking out our reaction.

I have to ask, and sorry that I sound like a negative nancy, BUT: What did you enjoy?? First we didn't really get "the other side of the coin" we just got a little more.. We see that Torbin had ZERO reason to feel guilt and be more emo than Anakin and kylo, and WILLINGLY drink poison (there's also the entire problem in Torbin going from padawan, to Knight, to Master in 6 years.. While it took Obi-Wan 10-13 years "just" to go from Knight to Master. It took Mace Windu 14 years to go from Knight to Master. It took Qui Gon 24 years to go from Knight to Master...)... And we still know absolutely nothing about these witches after two Witch-specific episodes... Soo many things make zero sense in this episode🤔

@Christian-el2bz I just disagree. I think if people nitpicked every show that isn't of the quality of say ... Andor, they'd find just as many things that are inconsistent. But with most of it there are at least reasonable explanations or you can choose to ignore some of it. If you don't like it, perfectly fine. Also it has been 16 years since Brendok in the show, so I'm not sure where this 6 year number keeps coming from. It looks like the girls were born in 154 BBY and the 'present day' of the show is 132 BBY. So, guessing, 10-15 years between the Brendok flashback and 'present day.' Plenty of time for Torbin to become a master - perhaps even after taking the Barash vow (also if he was about to be knighted I could see 4 or 5 years being reasonable to become a master).

@@schutzaustin But people do nitpick every show?? But only Acolyte has been dismantled to the point that I'm 100% sure that all of the 10 writers have zero clue about Star Wars 🤷‍♂ And if I'm wrong and they do have a clue- they choose to ignore it as part of wanting to do their own thing instead of doing SW. The show is in 132 BBY (you are correct), "Master" Torbin has been meditating for 10 years as part of his Barash Vow (They even changed small details about the Barash Vow to make it fit the story... 🤷‍♂ Now that's a small thing, but when it becomes many small things that doesn't make sense - it adds up..) when he drinks the poison. That means he started meditating in 142 BBY. Brendok happened in 148 BBY where Torbin was a Padawan. That gives him exactly 6 years to have gone from Padawan, to Knight, to Master.. Which is absolutely impossible.. - Sorry but it's not reasonable at all.. And the fact that you just tried rationalize something impossible makes me wonder what else you rationalize when you stated: "But with most of it there are at least reasonable explanations" - And I'm pretty sure they only made Torbin a "master" because that makes Mae killing "masters" should seem more impressive... But it isn't because it doesn't make sennse.. It didn't make sense when he drank the poison and it makes even less sense after having watched episode 7...

this would be super interesting - wouldn't mind reading a spinoff book explaining what happened to him if that's the case!

yeah i agree there seems to be the link between Koril and Kalnacca (since Anisya was dead at that moment in time.) Kalnacca seemed to want isolation after the events here, and might even have been plagued by withces in his head since they became trapped there instead of reentering their bodies. (this would be a really cool book or comic to see how Kalnacca been a jedi might have been able to handle witches in his head also !!!) thanks for checking out our reaction, i look forward to seeing the finally next week.

@@schutzaustin completely agree thanks for checking out our reaction.