SWR Ep. 179: The Acolyte "Day"

from Star Wars Reactions Hosted by Aaron Harris

Welcome to the 179th episode of Star Wars Reactions! This week, hosts Aaron Harris and David Modders sit down and share their reactions to “Day”, the fourth episode of the Disney+ series The Acolyte! Join the discussion as they discuss everything from the Jedi meeting, to the mysterious Stranger at the end, to character development, and so much more! Plus they dig deep into Reactions past to bring back David’s Creature Corner! Make sure to stick around for David’s Psychology Factoid and an all new Star Wars Dad Joke of the Week from Aaron! Talking Points: Episode 179 Opening The Acolyte Discussion “Day” Introduction Initial Reactions Meeting of Jedi Minds Fake Plo Koon The Stranger: Sith Lord, Sith Apprentice, or an Acolyte? David’s Creature Corner Small Subtleties Osha and Mae: Shifting Journeys Final Reactions Closing Psychology Factoid Star Wars Dad Joke of the Week Star Wars Reactions: Elegant discussions for a more civilized age! Click here to leave us a voicemail via SpeakPipe! Email us here! Follow us on X (formerly known as Twitter)! Follow us on Facebook! Follow us on Instagram! Follow us on TikTok! Follow us on Threads! Follow us on Bluesky! Follow us on Pinterest! Subscribe on YouTube! Follow Aaron and David on X (formerly known as Twitter)! Follow David on Instagram!

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