Tim Dozer

Does Kathleen Kennedy have to rip apart every good adventure film? The classic heroes never have "Happy ever After ", the story is a poor second to her political and socially "Correct" agenda. I understand great films are supposed to ignite change but guess what, sometimes you want to just enjoy a movie about larger than life heroes, not be beaten over the head with the Gay propaganda stick. Swapping out female for male characters, then making what few remaining males into jokes seems to be Ms. Kennedy's go to move. Likely she's working through her feelings for all those years she was a secretary for George Lucas, but I don't think my recreation movie budget should be financing her therapy. I think it is interesting that in this age of cancel culture, that Ms. Kennedy still has a job. Likely it is that she is such an advocate for Alternative lifestyle and as such any harsh circumstances is seen as anti-gay and therefore protect out of fear of being labeled "Homophobia".

I felt the show was true to the original Star Wars spirit. A tad slow in places but that's to be expected with the pilot were the general characters and settings are being introduced. I think it has the thrusters to be another Star Wars hit. Just let it develop organically, don't force it into a mold.

This is an amazing look into what might of been. The space science and equipment is all practical or reasonable extrapolations of real NASA designs. The alternative History is made all the more interesting by similarities to what really transpired; as if Human Society has a sort of current that draws us along. We might take either short-cuts or detours but still questions of race and sexuality are major elements in the makeup of America. The actors are so skilled at their craft, you can totally lose your self to the story. As this version of NASA surpasses our with fleets of shuttles and a manned mission to Mars, I ask everyone to watch and dream again. In 2024 we are supposed to launch major support elements for the Gateway Space Station in a return to the Moon with eyes on a permanent Lunar Base. Let's not stop there.