Mike Wieczorek

Another Disney fail. The writing is terrible, and the acting worse - with the exception of Lee Jung-jae's character, the only one that has any dimension. The rest are just not likable. I've been a Star Wars fan since I first went to see Jedi at the age of 6 back in 1983, and I've earned the right to call out bad Star Wars when I see it. Disney has put out good stuff - Andor and the Mandalorian were excellent, and I even liked Boba Fett more than most. The Star Wars fandom is not hostile to diverse casting - we are, however, hostile towards low-effort productions like this that devalue the franchise. It's like a knife in our hearts to see people abusing the IP by constantly releasing unwatchable garbage. I much prefer to be disappointed by George Lucas himself.

Fuego! Up until the scene where the Cuban commander yells "fuego" (the noun for fire) instead of "dispara" (the imperative verb for "fire"), I'd just considered this movie to be a C-grade movie with D-grade acting. But after hearing "fuego!", I watched it as a comedy, and enjoyed the rest of it much more. But since this movie was meant to be taken seriously, and failed miserably, I have to give it the lowest possible rating. Spoiler alert - the Americans win. Fuego!

I can't add or enumerate any accolades for this show that haven't already been posted numerous times by other reviewers, but for me personally, this has been and continues to be the best sci-fi show on TV... bar none.