Brian Bolger

Another classic character completely emasculated and stripped of almost all of the original characteristics that define it as the unique concept that made it so successful in the first few movies. This is made very clear in episode 7 where a twenty-something woman-child can control the alien by speaking to it. How far are they willing to go in burning these bridges? Throwing the baby out with the bath water. What’s next? Vegan zombies?!!

Repetitive and tedious. Says nothing.

Very repetitive in terms of structure. It's the same gag over and over. Looks great but that's about it. SPOILER ALERT: The ending doesn't make sense because it is established that the demon is possessing one person at a time but It's suggested at the end that there is a mass possession by one demon taking place.

Men are scum etc. Usual shit man hating shit. But turned up to 11 here. All of these shows will date poorly.

This show is phenomenal. I've watched it twice now. Cumberbatch has definitely reached a new level with his acting in this. The Nicholas Pratt character alone (by Pip Torrens) is worth the price of admission.

So very very good. Really picks up when Cassian changes location around four episodes in. The dialogue is excellent. I hope this raises the bar for Disney Star Wars efforts going forward. Apart from the Mandalorian it’s all been so very very bad.

Watch up to episode 6 and go no further. Becomes extremely sentimental, schmalzy ridiculous in episodes 7 and 8.

It's Star Wars Christmas special bad. I got the impression that the writer or writers had contempt for the material and were actively trying to undermine and destroy everything that made the first movie so successful. It was like one of those produced SNL sketches but without the comedy. The premise is so ridiculous.

Way to much with the philosophical yakkin.