Collider’s Jedi Council: Episode 21
On today’s episode of Collider Jedi Council, Kristian, John and Mark break down in depth the pictures and story details of the EW article. There is a lot of Rogue One talk, casting and potential leaks. And during the show the guys get a potential new look at Luke Skywalker from the Force Awakens…
Don’t forget to send your questions on Twitter to @kristianharloff. Keep in mind that the show now has a new hashtag – #ColliderJediCouncil.
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Luke looks the way he should look and I like it!
Another great episode and in-depth analysis from the guys. That image of Luke is from a 360 body scan set up.
I love Collider’s Jedi Council episodes, but I think they’re too quick to jump to conclusions based on their fan-desires.
Why is anyone assuming that the Knights of Ren are like the new Sith? They very well could be. They could also be a monastic order of historians or archaeologists, and Kylo Ren joins them to gain access to their resources. Maybe it has nothing to do with the Force.
Kylo Ren is Luke Skywalker and Adam is his apprentice.
Hmm, I guess these guys don’t read spoilers. I thought it was common knowledge by now that Finn and Poe steal the Elite TIE Fighter to escape and then crash it on Jakku.
Seeing s how this comment section is quiet, I’d like to say I really enjoy this site as well as the community save for the one PT loving psycho who posts under a thousands different screenames……
BUT
I don’t care for how it immediately jumps to the comment section when I click on a link, I’d much rather it go to the article and THEN I can scroll down to comment.
Also, Not sure if it’s my computer or the ads here that sometimes slow this place down. I know you need them to keep this place running but it’s not as bad on other Star Wars sites that have lesser content and a community.
That’s weird. First of all if you click on the “read more” button or the title of the article, you’re then taken to the whole article from the beginning, not the comments. The only way the article jumps straight to the comments is if you click on “comments” under “read more”.
Also our site is one of the fastest loading. We’ve made a special set-up and now it loads for 3sec. (according to sites that measure that).
I suggest you try to open our site with a different browser then your current one and see if the issues continue to be present. Also you can try on another PC, just for the sake of comparison.