TVOM: "“Part 9” begins with Sally Rayburn, undoubtedly the least developed character of Bloodline‘s core group, in a flashback. Her young self frantically packs some clothes and gets on a bus. The scene itself doesn’t say much, though it is meant to fill some of the gaps the story has purposely left blank until now. In parallel, the opening feeds into what Lenny, the former detective, had openly said: the fact that the matriarch was absent during the time Sarah passed and Danny had been injured was always suspicious. Additionally, if we keep connecting the dots, it is safe to say that Robert was no walk in the park, which is something this episode in particular delves into."
The Disney Star Wars animated onslaught continues with Tales of the Empire. (Hey babe) Take a walk on the dark side, as we get to learn more about Morgan Elsbeth and Barriss Offee. RPadTV host Raymond Padilla is joined by videogame journalist luminary Paul Semel for yet another super-nerdy Star Wars chat.
Raymond and Paul talk about what they liked and didn’t like about Tales of the Empire, as well as how it compared to the Tales of the Jedi series. Although Morgan Elsbeth and Barriss Offee are two fantastic Star Wars baddies, will learning more about their pasts and motivations ruin them in the same way that learning more about Boba Fett ruined him? Or will they become more interesting through additional depth and layers? Check out RPadTV’s Tales of the Empire review to find out!
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