Alarmed

Guard dog

Just hear me out...

Johnny sins wtf

With as much meat as it can take between its buns

Anyone who used to buy meat from Tesco has probably already eaten horse

Yoga teachers!

a cereal pun

People freaking out about the Sahara sand

I never buy from them now

My thoughts on Marrok

While the articles, videos and discussions have been entertaining, I couldn't help but think that most people were looking too much into Marrok. It seemed to me from the start that he was more or less a filler bad guy. The writers probably thought (rightly) that adding a mystery character would captivate some attention, and they probably knew that the show would become more compelling with both sides taking a loss at some point (there was no way it was going to be Baylon, Shin or Morgan). Introducing him as an Inquisitor worked with the story and tugged at our nostalgia. I just felt like if he was more important (Starkiller, Ezra, Barris, etc.) the show would have hinted at it. But I don't recall the show ever leading us to feel he was going to be some big shocking character reveal. Not once did Ahsoka or Sabine really question or ponder about who it could be or why there was even an Inquisitor there to begin with, and they didn't seem to fear him that much. The show definitely played up Baylon and Shin a lot more. Marrok just seemed like a tag along. Even Morgan didn't seem surprised/upset that he wasn't with them when they returned to the ship before jumping to hyperspace (Ep. 4). Put it this way; I was a little confused that everybody was talking so much about Marrok because when I watched it, the show never implied *to me* that he was going to be *that* important. Maybe I missed something, but I quickly categorized him as 'random mystery man bad guy'. IDK I think it was a good little twist, and definitely still worth an explanation, but it seemed like people were kinda grasping at straws. It was fun to theorize and think about though. Now I'm starting to wonder though if he was even necessary...