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Because that would make too much sense. Also, Guillermo del Toro is not a Disney director since he actually has a vision and a point of view.

I enjoyed the first two episodes and was excited about the show. These last two episodes were just awful.

How Kathleen Kennedy has been able to keep her job this long is one of the great mysteries of this world. The Sorrowful Mystery.

Correct!

25 minutes of a boring walkthrough a forest soundstage.

Stargate Atlantis, a low budget show that aired Friday nights on the Syfy channel, looked more professionally made than this. It was also more exciting and had better acting. The lead actor literally can’t speak English.

I have a feeling Disney is going to make Episode X with Shawn Levy directing. They have too much invested in the ST to let Rise of Skywalker be the final statement with those character, they have to rehabilitate the ST. Disney will throw the entire might of their studio behind it. Now if...

It’s sorely missing the somewhat sinister atmosphere that SM had before the big drop at the end.

I thought the first two episodes were really good. This is not the same as Kenobi, that show was so awful I was embarrassed for everyone in it. Lee Jong-Jae is great and the sets, cinematography and cgi look professional which hasn’t always been the case with Disney+ SW shows.

The third episode is going to upset a lot of people. May not go online at all when it comes out next week.

You can only price gouge so much before people start taking a stand.

Media analyst Rich Greenfield says there’s a gathering fear in Wall Street about a decline in Disney parks attendance which will have a significantly negative impact on the stock since most people own the stock for the parks and not the flailing Disney+ or ESPN.

The former head of Amazon prime.

No announcement on a price…

This is a little off topic but now that we’re talking about streaming hits let me just chime in and say that Shogun on Hulu is incredible. It might be the best show I’ve ever seen.

Yep, the future of legacy media companies is very bleak.