FOSWP – MJ Muñoz

What did you think of Book of Boba Fett Chapter 7? Are you happy with the end they gave us?

What did you think of Book of Boba Fett Chapter 6? Should Book of Boba Fett have been 5 episodes long?

Does this actually count as a Book of Boba Fett episode? What did you think of Chapter 5?

Book of Boba Fett Chapter 4 is here. Is this what the show should have been all along?

Book of Boba Fett Chapter 3 is here. Is this story all about Boba forging a family for himself?

Book of Boba Fett Chapter 2 is here. Is this story format the best way to tell this story?

Book of Boba Fett Chapter 1 is here. How does it stand?

Hamill came back as young Luke once. It was great and impressive. Should he keep coming back to play Luke?

What does it mean that Hunter refused to kill Crosshair?

What does it mean that Hunter refused to kill Crosshair?

Can Omega take Hunter's place as part of the squad if it comes down to it?

Omega appeals to Hunter by asserting that soldiers help people. Do they? Who do they help?

Omega appeals to Hunter by asserting that soldiers help people. Do they? Who do they help?

What do you think about this detour within the Bad Batch? Does it stray too far?

Will we get to see a different side of the CIS in this show? Are good Separatists like Senator Singh going to get connected to the Rebellion? Will the Bad Batch help with that?

How are they going to stop the Kaminoans from coming after Omega?

I thought Hunter wasn't going to sell Cid dangerous stuff on moral grounds, what happened with that? Why not sell the weapons and intel to Rex and the Rebellion?

Is the Republic really gone? Does it still exist, even in these early days of the Empire? Will it die in time, if it is still alive? How soon? If so, how, what does that mean?

Was Omega's escalation of skill with the bow a problem for you? Was it too sudden? Did it feel earned?

What is it about Omega that makes her so special to the Kaminoan Cloners? Did they send Shan after her? Do they even need the rest of the Bad Batch?

What is it about Omega that makes her so special to the Kaminoan Cloners? Did they send Shan after her? Do they even need the rest of the Bad Batch?

Is Omega's purpose or function going to be what the show is about? Is this going to feel like Mando where someone is after the kid the warrior is protecting? If so, is that too much, too soon?

Is Omega's purpose or function going to be what the show is about? Is this going to feel like Mando where someone is after the kid the warrior is protecting? If so, is that too much, too soon?

Were the cameos too much? Did they make the Bad Batch feel more integrated into the wider galaxy or did it feel like reaching to buy off viewers?

Was it moral for Loden to violently coerce the security force of the well-off family in the Hetzal System? Is this how a Jedi should behave? Does this serve the light? Does this define the height of the Jedi? Does it mark the beginning of their downfall?

The High Republic: Star Wars: Into the Dark Spoiler-lite Analysis

The High Republic: Star Wars: A Test of Courage Spoiler-lite Analysis

The High Republic: Star Wars: The Light of the Jedi Spoiler-lite Analysis

Jake Skywlker is a doofus. He sees things might not be to his liking and hates them. Don't be Jake. Be like Luke Skywalker.

The Mandalorian and his allies attempt a daring rescue.

To move against the Empire, the Mandalorian needs the help of an old enemy.

The Mandalorian and Child travel to an ancient site.

Following Bo-Katan's advice, the Mandalorian travels to Corvus to find the mysterious Ahsoka Tano.

The Mandalorian braves high seas and meets unexpected allies.

The Mandalorian braves high seas and meets unexpected allies.

The Mandalorian must ferry a passenger with precious cargo on a risky journey.

The Mandalorian is drawn to the Outer Rim in search of others of his kind.

What will the Mandalorian do when faced with death? Can he choose to live?

Can the Mando let go of his past to secure the Child's future?

How does the Mandalorian hold up? I am watching season 1 again from a different point of view. How dark is the Mando's past? Is he a hero, villain or just a pragmatist?

I like the texturing of Mando here. He comes from a people who were invaded by an Empire and he understands the Sand People's feelings as natives living under occupation.

How does the Mandalorian hold up? I am watching season 1 again from a different point of view. The secret to the Mando character may be silence. The world around him blinks and fills the vacuum with a chorus that breathes life into him and his world.

How does the Mandalorian hold up? I am watching season 1 again from a different point of view. The music and direction work together beautifully to help me the Mandalorian's emotions through a mask of Beskar.

How does the Mandalorian hold up? Season 2 is just around the corner, so I am watching season 1 again from a different point of view. The visual language of the show and the representation of it feel mythic.

How does the Mandalorian hold up? Season 2 is just around the corner, so I am watching season 1 again from a different point of view.

I need to take a break from my review and analysis work and focus on submitting manuscripts for publication.

Star Wars: Queen's Peril is a YA novel written by EK Johnston. This deep dive is my chapter by chapter exploration of this fun book.

Star Wars: Queen's Peril is a YA novel written by EK Johnston. She previously wrote Queen's Peril which showed Padme's first year as a senator. Queen's Peril runs into the events of The Phantom Menace and follows Padme as she ascends to the throne and integrates her handmaidens into her rule.

Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic made me question the nature of evil in the Star Wars Galaxy - and my own.

What is the fallout of Ahsoka releasing Maul to aid in her escape from Order 66? Was it worth the risk? Join me as I trace the consequences and morality of her decision.