Chuck Bozeman

I was going to say what I think the three episodes actually do really, really well is that the three main storylines that have to do with women are they're all making a very similar choice, where it's like you have Mon Mothma, who not only has to make a choice of, am I going to let this guy...

I was going to say what I think the three episodes actually do really, really well is that the three main storylines that have to do with women are they're all making a very similar choice, where it's like you have Mon Mothma, who not only has to make a choice of, am I going to let this guy...

basically loot and kill this guy but also I'm marrying my daughter off for a political marriage that I know is a sham you have Deidre who as we were talking about is like if I accept this job I'm going to be one of the figureheads that's responsible for killing 800,000 people and then you have Bix who while she's definitely not part of the empire no stretch of the imagination like she's not she's not necessarily a rebel you know what I mean and she has to make this choice of

basically loot and kill this guy but also I'm marrying my daughter off for a political marriage that I know is a sham you have Deidre who as we were talking about is like if I accept this job I'm going to be one of the figureheads that's responsible for killing 800,000 people and then you have Bix who while she's definitely not part of the empire no stretch of the imagination like she's not she's not necessarily a rebel you know what I mean and she has to make this choice of

basically loot and kill this guy but also I'm marrying my daughter off for a political marriage that I know is a sham you have Deidre who as we were talking about is like if I accept this job I'm going to be one of the figureheads that's responsible for killing 800,000 people and then you have Bix who while she's definitely not part of the empire no stretch of the imagination like she's not she's not necessarily a rebel you know what I mean and she has to make this choice of

When push comes to shove, am I going to kill an Imperial officer not only to protect myself, but to protect my family? And I was just like, oh, that is actually how you do this. Where I think Star Wars for a long time just did not have a lot of great women character at the forefront.

When push comes to shove, am I going to kill an Imperial officer not only to protect myself, but to protect my family? And I was just like, oh, that is actually how you do this. Where I think Star Wars for a long time just did not have a lot of great women character at the forefront.

When push comes to shove, am I going to kill an Imperial officer not only to protect myself, but to protect my family? And I was just like, oh, that is actually how you do this. Where I think Star Wars for a long time just did not have a lot of great women character at the forefront.

And to have three women character in this that are all making a similar decision and all go about it in different ways. I was just like, oh, that's phenomenal writing. So... Everybody pick a nit. I'll go first. Okay.

And to have three women character in this that are all making a similar decision and all go about it in different ways. I was just like, oh, that's phenomenal writing. So... Everybody pick a nit. I'll go first. Okay.

And to have three women character in this that are all making a similar decision and all go about it in different ways. I was just like, oh, that's phenomenal writing. So... Everybody pick a nit. I'll go first. Okay.

Wait, before we do that. What? Really quick. Let's go to an ad break. And when we turn, when we come back, Vanna's going to walk us through maybe some nitpicks that we had with the first three episodes.

Wait, before we do that. What? Really quick. Let's go to an ad break. And when we turn, when we come back, Vanna's going to walk us through maybe some nitpicks that we had with the first three episodes.

Wait, before we do that. What? Really quick. Let's go to an ad break. And when we turn, when we come back, Vanna's going to walk us through maybe some nitpicks that we had with the first three episodes.

Was it almost a different show? To your point, when I was watching that, not only was I annoyed, it felt...

Was it almost a different show? To your point, when I was watching that, not only was I annoyed, it felt...

Was it almost a different show? To your point, when I was watching that, not only was I annoyed, it felt...

But even think about how Tony Gilroy is playing with our expectations because it's a joke in The Mandalorian that the Stormtroopers always miss. So we're conditioned to think that Brasso gets away. So when we realize like, oh, one of the Blasters actually got him, we're literally not used to that in Star Wars.

But even think about how Tony Gilroy is playing with our expectations because it's a joke in The Mandalorian that the Stormtroopers always miss. So we're conditioned to think that Brasso gets away. So when we realize like, oh, one of the Blasters actually got him, we're literally not used to that in Star Wars.

But even think about how Tony Gilroy is playing with our expectations because it's a joke in The Mandalorian that the Stormtroopers always miss. So we're conditioned to think that Brasso gets away. So when we realize like, oh, one of the Blasters actually got him, we're literally not used to that in Star Wars.