I'm a little concerned at all of the spinoffs they are having at the same time. I'm as much of a nerd as anybody else (knew what the Dark Troopers were before we were told because of playing Dark Forces, or identifying the type of weapon used by Boba Fett because I played X-Wing vs. Tie Fighter). Old I am... laugh you must. I think Favreau and Filoni are treating the streaming media akin to graphic novels. I am happy that they are leading the franchise better than Kennedy and didn't see very good continuity in the sequel trilogy. One argument I heard over the last few years is that there weren't enough new ideas. Bringing in Grand Admiral Thrawn, venturing back to stories from the KOTOR timeline, and expanding on the Clone Wars / Rebels series (and keeping continuity) probably alleviates my fears about having so many spinoffs. One of the messages in Season 2, I thought, was addressing Din's dogmatic view of the Death Watch faction. As the season wore on, his identity was being stripped whether it was from him taking off his helmet, his ship being destroyed, or even losing Grogu. Boba Fett adds to that story a bit because they both weren't "true Mandalorians" and are choosing different paths, in a manner of speaking. Perhaps I over analyze these things because of my Film and Media class at Madison (yikes!). Mike Zeroh and Star Wars Theory are good channels and are sometimes too accurate . We would be honored if you would join us...