Although action set-pieces take up too much of the episode, Decommissioned offers plenty of cool throwbacks, locations, character moments, and surprises to make us eagerly anticipate what Clone Force 99 will be up to next.

The Bad Batch continues it’s impressive first season with an unpredictable and action-packed installment.

While the breakneck pace leaves little room for downtime, Race to Crashpoint Tower triumphs in its portrayal of diverse, vulnerable characters and tension-filled narrative.

Out of the Shadows proves to be another win for author Justina Ireland.

Fans of Soule’s novel will enjoy its follow-up and its similar approach to tension-building and character development. The Jedi all feel like unique, fleshed out individuals, the Nihil continue to be an interesting and formidable threat, and the novel leaves us with a painfully menacing cliffhanger that will have us counting our days to the next adventure in the High Republic.

Fennec Shand is back!

After an outstanding first two episodes, The Bad Batch continues with an entertaining, yet somewhat flat, installment that delves into unexpectedly dark territory.

After a stellar pilot, Star Wars: The Bad Batch continues the momentum.

The pilot of the newest series is one of the best episodes of animated Star Wars content to date.

Author Timothy Zahn and Del Rey’s newest venture into the world of Thrawn excels far more than it fails.

A morally questionable archaeologist that embodies the term organized chaos, while having a hell of a time and conversing with the likes of Darth Vader and even Emperor Palpatine himself?!? Count us in.