Monkey_Driven wrote:I'd be fine with this season and then waiting another 5-6 years to make the next one. Sort of a real time passing of time.
That would be cool.
I agree with everyone that less is more and there's a risk of overdoing this. But I love Obi-Wan so much that I'll take all the Kenobi content I can get. You swirl Ewan into the mix? I'm all in.
This maybe doesn't need to be more than 1 season. And I'm just going to enjoy what we get. But I'd be lying if I said the idea of more Ewan as Kenobi shows/movies/etc wasn't exciting as all hell to me.
VinylGuy wrote:yeah, i mean it depends on how much story they will try to do in this season. Im really ok with this being a limited series tough.
Same. I'm worried it's going to be a show filled with characters not named Obi-Wan in an effort to tell a wider story. What's wrong with a story focusing on hermit who failed?
VinylGuy wrote:yeah, i mean it depends on how much story they will try to do in this season. Im really ok with this being a limited series tough.
Same. I'm worried it's going to be a show filled with characters not named Obi-Wan in an effort to tell a wider story. What's wrong with a story focusing on hermit who failed?
VinylGuy wrote:yeah, i mean it depends on how much story they will try to do in this season. Im really ok with this being a limited series tough.
Same. I'm worried it's going to be a show filled with characters not named Obi-Wan in an effort to tell a wider story. What's wrong with a story focusing on hermit who failed?
He didn’t fail though.
From a certain point of view.
Let me tell you, Homer Simpson is cock of nothing!
- C. Montgomery Burns
epilogue wrote:It's an interesting conversation. Whether or not Kenobi failed, HE thinks he failed. That's where he's at when we start this thing.
At this point in the timeline of his life, he probably thinks of himself as a huge failure. I'd be bumming if my mentee and friend murdered a bunch of kids. And that's just a small part of all of the horrible things that had happened!
I would say that’s a fucking HUGE relevant point. If he didn’t feel as though he failed he wouldn’t have seen Luke as any kind of hope for the Jedi. His motivation in recruiting Luke in the first place is the deep-seated guilt he has for failing his friend. Hell, he tells Luke as much in his home.
Let me tell you, Homer Simpson is cock of nothing!
- C. Montgomery Burns
It's a double-edged pain, too. Because for Kenobi... he failed to save Anakin AND he failed to destroy Vader! That's gotta fuck with a dude's head, big time.
epilogue wrote:It's a double-edged pain, too. Because for Kenobi... he failed to save Anakin AND he failed to destroy Vader! That's gotta fuck with a dude's head, big time.
Kenobi didn't have very long to stew about his failure to destroy Vader.
Everything's perfectly all right now. We're fine. We're all fine here, now, thank you. How are you?