Jeremy Cagle

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A show that at times is both enjoyable and equally frustrating to watch. The story makes the Sith out to be the one you want to root for and the Jedi the evil ones. If the writing was good this could have been believable given the circumstances of the plot. However, the wooden acting, weak writing, and novice direction ruin the show. The action scenes and light saber fights are fantastic. We needed more of these scenes! Master Sol and The Stranger were the ones that carried the show for me. Kudos to the actors who played them. Master Sol deserved better. Yes, he made a big mistake but deserved redemption. Likewise, more time should have been spent on the stranger. He is a Sith to be reckoned with in this series. Unfortunately I never felt much sympathy or bond for OSHA or Mae even though Amandla Stenberg tried her best.

This is easily a TOP FIVE Pearl Jam album. I didn't think I would say that but after four completed listens I am stunned at how much this album has grown on me. This album is inspired and uplifting with some of the band's most united playing since the 1990s. It's clear to me that Producer Andrew Watt has gotten the best cohesive performance on record from Pearl Jam. Thank You! If you are a fan or just like great Rock and Roll check it out!