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I think both sides of the fandom are just super dramatic and are just quick to bite and get worked up and get defensive when an opinions differs from theirs. One side uses the same buzzwords everytime like neck beards, incels, toxic, etc. While the other size uses woke, shills, fanboys, etc.
This is a weekly series so if the quality of content is mid, it becomes like this thread where there’s only about 4 posts of actual plot points, in barely one page, and the rest are just folks worried about why strangers hate and dislike the show. Both sides live rent free in each others minds 24/7.
But when you sit back and look at it, this fandom isn’t really any different than when your favorite team sucks and the fans are whining and moaning over social media about the players and management. You even have the same stuff with YouTubers/Twitter accounts that push narratives to get folks triggered. Only difference really is when fans heckle a player, it’s treated as another day while the actors generally play the victim card.
100% this!dland24 and M Mark Antony basically hit it on the head for me. Nobody seems to be able to just let things play out any more without spraying hot takes everywhere the second an episode finishes.
I just want season 2 of Andor already. All other star wars shows are kinda trash in comparison.
but hating it because theres no white men in the show isnt a valid criticism
People still getting worked by alt right Star Wars fansYeah man, go enjoy your weekend. The franchise and the fan base will both be alright.
I finally watched the episode and I had no issues with it. Sure they supposedly change the lore regarding the light and dark side, but geez, are people really this sensitive/offended by one episode that they needed to create content on how much the SW franchise has been ruined by Disney?