Reviews

This episode was really a pleasure to watch. Encountering Vader, Obi-Wan doesn't heroically attacks him straightaways, but seeks for an escape. There are a few frames of this episode that really do look splendid. This first encounter, which is probably the biggest reunion, so to say, in all Star Wars, wasn't made epic, bombastic and loud. I thought it to be more of a authentic first fight between the old friends and now enemies.

I don't know if this makes sense, but this is what i thought watching episode 3 of Kenobi.

One of the best episodes of the entire season. Despite I already knew what was going to happen due to the Death Note mangas I read, it was nevertheless an intense episode. Particularly because they added the rain scene which made the farewell of L even more sad and dramatic. Perfect.

Although I liked that Rex and Kanan joined forces, I think the episode consists of nothing but stupid writing. They eliminate the entire ship with probably thousands of human beings who indeed serve the military but they were enlisted without a choice.

And all they have got as a reaction is to be jubilant about this? Dude, they all lack conscience. The producers must have thought about this and they ignore it? It doesn't make the show darker but the protagonist unsympathetic. In general, every encounter with stormtroopers bore me.

Rebels has been okay so far. I know it's for children and I should not expect extreme darkness. But the season final was pretty good. For the upcoming seasons a hope for more seriousness and less silliness. According to what I have heard, the show certainly does become better.

I knew that Ashoka would occur at some point in time in the show, but i was really surprised when she had her appearance in this episode. I like it. Hopefully, Vader will also occupy an important role.

I stay tuned.

This episode is freaking insane. Difficult for the final episode to exceed this absolute masterpiece. Plenty of dramatic action was simultaneously going on, everyone trying to beat the crap out of Omni Man. 10/10.

Episode 9 of the seventh season is splendid. The "The Shining" reference is glorious, setting and its creating comfort gives the episode more atmosphere. Andy and Haley being caught was hilarious and the tense situation with Beth's arrival the icing on the cake.

Love it! Season 7 has a variety of superb episodes so far. Looking forward to more!

I honestly didn't expect that. Moreover, i didn't feel the need to have a recap, because I am watching this show within 2 months. But for others it might be very important.

Although there is one episode kind of "wasted", I nevertheless had pleasure watching this. Nice to remember what happened all before, so it becomes more emotional.

I am really hoping to see Amon again, even if it's very unlikely. I am just looking forward for him.

Wonderful episode. The plot is developing into a really good direction and I am keen to see how the outcome will look like.

I literally had tears in my eyes when Asami encountered her father! This scene was so emotional and I have been waiting so long to see the reunion. Lovely.

I like how Bolin, Varrick and Zhu Li joined forces in order escape from Kuvira's regime. Unfortunately, it failed and Zhu Li went over to Kuvira, but I think it's just pretended.

All in all a fantastic episode! Sad that there are only a few left.

That was certainly an unexpected episode. I am watching this anime with the seek to know how it ends. And I have absolutely no clue how the upcoming episodes will continue with this end. I thought the escape to reality would be in the final season but no, it already happened. I would have never expected it to be so early.

I'm trying to be as honest as I can.

I want to put the main focus on the cons of this finale episode of season three, because I surely appreciate how superb and splendid this show is, but i was a bit disappointed.

Nevertheless, the fighting scenes are incredible and absolutely captivating. It became very emotional at the end and I was surprised that Jinora shaved her head. Seems kinda radical to me. Also how the venom injures Korra temporarily is a good consequence and makes her more vulnerable. I like that roughness.

BUT Heres are the reasons why I was disappointed: Zaheer was made fun of. I think since Amon, LOK hasn't had a worthy antagonist which encounters Korra. Until this episode it was crystal clear to me that Zaheer would be a worthy antagonist. But no, he wasn't treated with respect by the show-runners. Additionally, the other three members of the red lotus were easily defeated. Moreover there is one Deus Ex Machina with Mako that hasn't had to be. Hopefully, season four will be better considering this unfortunate weakness.

Despite this rather weaker episode for me, season three was nevertheless awesome and I truly enjoyed it!

The fight at the end is superb! Beyond harmlessness - and child friendliness! This roughness is what I want. I'm really curious what is behind Zaheer's intention. All four antagonists are interesting and capable of performing tremendous fights. I love the characters and how they are written. After season one I thought that the upcoming seasons wont be approximately phenomenal as the first one. But despite the rather weaker season two (still superb), book three is just absolutely flashing! I can't get enough of this show!

The background history of Amon and his brother is absolutely stunning and sad. My attention was utterly captivated by the episode. Great show !!