116 - The Acolyte Episode 3: Destiny

Episode 116 of the Beneath Twin Suns: A Star Wars Podcast podcast, hosted by Massive Breakdown Podcasts, titled "116 - The Acolyte Episode 3: Destiny" was published on June 24, 2024 and runs 113 minutes.

June 24, 2024 ·113m · Beneath Twin Suns: A Star Wars Podcast

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For the first time, we feel like The Acolyte stumbles a bit. Not because of any canon-breaking issues, which in reality are non-issues blown massively out of proportion, but because of an odd tonal shift with an incomplete feeling episode that doesn't add enough to the current mysteries to be worth the full diversion from the core story line. Let's jump in!

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