Andor (Star Wars: Andor) - Disney+

[jvmacross]

11 hours ago, Big s said:

Senator Binx was too loyal to the empire to be imprisoned by them.

That's Sentor Binx in a New Republic cell.....lol

[Big s]

1 hour ago, jvmacross said:

That's Sentor Binx in a New Republic cell.....lol

I don’t think the new republic really had prison cells, just transport ships where prisoners escape easily and become pirates or First Order members. 
I think Binx and Deedra met in transition and that’s where Phasma was conceived. that’s how Phasma gained her luck abilities, unfortunately Dedra’s bad luck powers counteracted Binx’s doof luck powers.

[Seto Kaiba]

12 hours ago, Big s said:

Senator Binx was too loyal to the empire to be imprisoned by them.

Supervisor Meero almost certainly believed the same was true of herself.

That she was surely too loyal to the Empire to ever be arrested and sent to a space gulag.

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Then she FAFO'd by actively interfering in another Supervisor's investigation and arrest and accessing documents she had no clearance for, and discovered that the Empire really doesn't give a sh*t about her loyalty.

I can only imagine the vast numbers of people who might begin dreaming up false charges in order to free themselves from Senator Binks's company.🤣

 

 

1 hour ago, jvmacross said:

That's Sentor Binx in a New Republic cell.....lol

1 minute ago, Big s said:

I don’t think the new republic really had prison cells, just transport ships where prisoners escape easily and become pirates or First Order members. 
I think Binx and Deedra met in transition and that’s where Phasma was conceived. that’s how Phasma gained her luck abilities, unfortunately Dedra’s bad luck powers counteracted Binx’s doof luck powers.

Most of the Empire's prisons were Republic and/or Separatist prisons first... and probably went right back to being Republic prisons after the war.

The only thing more horrible than that hypothesis is the cursed knowledge imparted to me by The Clone Wars... the terrible, forbidden knowledge that...

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Abandon hope, ye who enter here...

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Seriously, some things you're better off not knowing.

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... Jar-Jar Binks canonically f*cks.

We meet his lover, who is a Queen on another planet, in The Clone Wars's sixth season.

 

[sh9000]

She did a great job.

[TangledThorns]

Finished the second season. Just as f'ing good as the first. I'm hoping we get to see more of this. A series about the second Death Star would be very interesting. But who knows with Disney...

[Roy Focker]

1 hour ago, TangledThorns said:

Finished the second season. Just as f'ing good as the first. I'm hoping we get to see more of this. A series about the second Death Star would be very interesting. But who knows with Disney...

Unless the timeline has been changed there are 3 years between Episodes IV & V. Then a 1/2 year between V & VI. You could cover the 2nd Death Star, show how they captured the Imperial Shuttle, killed those Bothans, the move from Yavin to Hoth. They covered the years leading up to Yavin and a few years after Endor. The movies only covered the big battles. You still tell stories about smaller skirmishes in the war. I'm 100% sure all of it has been covered in some novel or comic book, but live action Star Wars is the most interesting when the good guys are the underdogs. 

[Seto Kaiba]

51 minutes ago, Roy Focker said:

I'm 100% sure all of it has been covered in some novel or comic book, but live action Star Wars is the most interesting when the good guys are the underdogs. 

Some parts of that story are likely too unremarkable/mundane/boring to bother putting into a series too.

For instance, the theft of the shuttle is probably a nonevent.  Rebels steal Imperial shuttles so often in Star Wars shows that how easily and how often they're stolen has become a bit of an in-story running joke across multiple series.  

"How is it the Empire lets us keep stealing these things?" - Kanan Jarrus