Well now we know that The acolyteThe mysterious Sith Lord turned out to be (SPOILER ALERT) Qimir. Did the revelation work? For most fans who watched the show, Qimir was the obvious one (and maybe even more so) only) suspect in the cast. But is it bad to be obvious? And how will this revelation affect the remaining three episodes of the season?
That is the topic of our discussion on the latest Star Wars episode. Our panel of experts discusses how Qimir’s reveal alleviates some of the issues we always had previously in The Phantom Menace, why Qimir is a more interesting villain than Palaptine, and whether the way the show used cortosis could have been handled better. You can check out our full review and breakdown of Episode 5, “Night,” below:
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