@Ares I agree at the very least there is room for Ezra & Maul to develop.
Also concerning the choreography, I think both were equally well done. Palpy vs Maul was only "better" because it was more of a fight, but I really don't see how Ahsoka vs Vader could be made any more perfect, and it was very good quality.
On the other hand I put Ahsoka vs Vader a bit higher because of emotional impact, visual style and the musical score.
Not sure how Kanan being blind has to do with next season being any good and the presence of Maul and a Rogue One tie-in is further proof that this show is too weak to stand alone. A dark Ezra might have potential to it, though.
I wish a bit more time had been spent on Vader/Ashoka. We didn't need a 10 minute duel, but the confrontation should have been more of the episode's focus.
Originally posted by cdtm
Go to the same place they get all those bionic hands. 😛Even Maul fixed his entire lower body, and he doesn't have access to Rebel resources..
More of a question of "do bionic eyes exists in Star Wars?" Like how Babylon five just pops in a mechanical eyeball.. Has it ever come up before?
Not sure what the nitpicking is about..? Sure, there were a few things I would have done differently(of course, I could say the same about any episode of TCW for that matter), but all-in-all the finale was fantastic, imo... Thoroughly enjoyed it. 👆
Sidenote: one thing I don't like(which has nothing to do with the finale) is the Inquisitors flying around with their lightsabers like friggin Inspector Gadget... This is the mental image I see every time they do that:
facepalm
There was too many little things that let the episode down though:
1. The Inspector Gadget Copters.
2. The really bad Nerfing of Maul.
3. The Cop out with Ahsoka's fate.
Siege of Lothal didn't have "nitpicks" that annoyed me that much, hence remains my fav Rebels episode. Followed by Fire across the Galaxy and Spark of the Rebellion.