I just finished watching the show a few minutes ago and I'm very confused about the ending and can't seem to find anything to explain it.

Ezra is on Thrawn's ship, which is stranded in a part of space they had to build a special hyperdrive to get to and find a map, etc. The ship jumps to hyperspace, and then just suddenly Ezra shows up to Hera's ship.... how? I've watched the ending 2x now, and unless the copy I was watching had a scene cut out (which I haven't seen anything in any of the videos I've watched trying to explain this to me)

HOW THE HELL DID HE GET OFF THE SHIP? Assuming he waited until they came out of hyperspace in a section of the galaxy he'd have star maps for, how'd he get off the ship? Why did they just let a ship fly away without shooting it down?!?!?!?! WHAT THE HELL DID I MISS!!!???

Other than Thrawn, that is.

I would totally see Anya Taylor-Joy as Abeloth.

I've gone back and watched some of the show and I noticed that Ezra uses both hands when using the force to push enemies while Shin only uses one hand to perform force pushes and such. I'm not sure what this means it could just be two different types of ways they've respectively trained with the force. I like the way they differentiate between Ezra, who is grounded and balanced, and Shin, who is swift and rapid. Any ideas?

All the ones I’ve found are either abandoned or get updates twice a year. Any suggestions?

I understand that ships have shields, and Mandalorians have armor. But why can the star destroy destroy the castle which lasted a 1000 years, but not Asoka going by foot? Can’t deflect a nuke blast with a light sabre! Fights in Andor were great. While waiting for the next episode of r/SkeletonCrew I gave Ahsoka a try . Purrgils are cool. The shipyard. And intergalactic journey. Kinda like Mass Effect Andromeda. But the rest?

Why does Sabine lose her helmet faster than your average biker? Wouldn’t it mount to a HANS ?

Was watching Ahsoka and it seems episodes 7 and 8 are missing for me. I'm in the UK

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I get the fandom's frustration with Sabine surviving the stabbing (I know she was most likely immediately hospitalized which is why I can forgive it - her recovery is another thing though). I recently watched the Patterson cut and while I liked some of the choices made to trim the fat of the show, there were some additions and remittances I felt were a bit wonky.

Here's how I would have done it, but bear in mind I'm no pro-writer:

I do think instead of having Shin stab her, have Sabine hold her own for a bit initially (but not well enough to show how rusty she is). Shin has the map so she doesn't really need to kill her, but to tie into Baylan's line towards the end of "impatience for victory will guarantee defeat" we could see Shin toy with her to show her superiority at first but as Ahsoka makes her way toward the highway, she realizes she doesn't have the time for this and wants to end it in a quick and decisive victory. So she really puts the pressure on Sabine (but without that illogical piece of choreo where Sabine is blocking her on the floor - shin could have killed her then and there) with quick and powerful strikes and Sabine starts losing her footing. However, to make Sabine not entirely reliant on her Jedi training, I would have her see Ahsoka making a beeline for them and use that to her advantage, moving out of striking distance so that if Ahsoka needs to take a shot at Shin, she can. Sabine may be hotheaded but she's not dumb so I think this would be in line with her character. The ship closes within firing range and Shin frustratedly books it before she has Ahsoka to deal with (like a wolf being denied the kill of the prey). This not only shows that Shin is at least a force to be reckoned with but that Sabine hasn't kept up with her training in a more natural way with a sense of dread but no unnecessary fake-outs.

This would streamline the first episode in a way that might bring these master and apprentice into having a conversation that gives a bit more detail into their past, and with Huyang present, more hints as to why it never worked out. Here we can have him remind Sabine of her wasting her own time - I really like this conversation because it forces Sabine to open her eyes to her flaws. Also, Huyang is hands down my favorite character in the show. Now we've streamlined the first episode and cut the fat from the second so they can rather dedicate time to showing Sabine mulling over her conversation with Huyang and Ahsoka after identifying where the assassin droids came from while Ahsoka and Hera deal with business on Correlia.

Episode 4 is without a doubt my favorite episode in the entire show because the sense of urgency is there, it's relatively well shot and it's also the episode where things start to happen because of character choices and agency, and not because the plot demands it.