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I liked every episode except the last one, which was very clearly a horribly stripped-down version of the Ahsoka novel. It felt like replacing a candlelit gourmet steak dinner with a food-court quarter-pounder.

As an aside, Leida (Mon Mothma's kid) seems to be hiding something from both of her parents. In a lighter show I'd assume she was sneaking out to see a boyfriend/girlfriend, but given the nature of this series it's likely she's gotten involved with a rebel group (which could lead to an ironic...

"I'm you, but better."

Also he saved Voyager.

Failure to launch is one possibility; another is that they (or some of them) launch, but their guidance systems are for crap and they come down anywhere.

Hasbro-the-company probably (hopefully) doesn't give a thought to third-party add-ons. They care about how much they spend to produce "units" and how much they can sell for. The people who actually design the toys (many of whom, at this point, are fans and collectors themselves) might well be...

Man, we though Hawkman's continuity was a mess.

Schools aren't for teaching. This is a company-owned facility that exists to produce employees (machine operators, engineers, administrators, CEOs, etc) for the Benerit Group (and to earn a profit from those potential employees; everyone there is either wealthy enough to afford it [Miorine...

I mean, Star Trek has canonically included parallel universes since TOS. Interestingly, TOS, TNG, DS9, and even the Abrams movies all suggested (and Discovery all but confirmed) that these parallel timelines are actually parallel --as in something that happens in one universe (like a random...

There was an Iotian Starfleet officer in the SCE books. He was fun; fully at ease with modern technology, but still talked like a 1940s gangster.

And we know from Picard that there's a synth "uprising" in four years (in 2385, whereas LD is currently in 2381).

Minicons (and Minicon-like partners). Making every figure a two-pack helps keep the edge off the constantly-rising pricing.

. . . Skywarp's been to school?

Forced relocation and "resettlement" is a standard tactic of assimilation since Dynastic Egypt at least. It allows a (would-be-)king to say "this territory belongs to us --see, we have citizens living there!" As for good citizens, they will work (or they will starve), they will pay taxes (or...

"Here's a hint." *resurrects Optimus*

Moringmark? (Sadly, the strips are all in random order.)

When your family knows and respects your capabilities.