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Just keep in mind it aired out of chronological order and so that's how it is on Disney+ https://www.starwars.com/news/star-wars-the-clone-wars-chronological-episodeorder That order will make more sense, but watching them in the broadcast order isn't too bad. (and of course is easier)

Clone Wars final season trailer:

No, I think they were just making assumptions that I mistakenly remembered as facts.

As I said I haven't turned my all access back on to watch it yet. I was basing that on this article: https://screenrant.com/star-trek-picard-retired-reason-why/

Yeah, they recently adapted that trilogy on some streaming service I'd never heard of called Audience. A different actress played her though.

Aron Eisenberg who played Nog died in september. Some of it has been illuminated by a prequel comic and the Short Trek episode "Children of Mars" I haven't read/seen either, but I do read those screenrant articles about them that pop up on my google news feed. My understanding is:

I would just add that Data died saving Picard's life near Romulus during Nemesis. It was implied his consciousness had been transferred to B4 a sort of Data prototype that wasn't as advanced. (The next movie probably would have had some kinda "The Search for Spock" plot where they restored him, but it never got made.) Also once on TNG they caught a borg drone. Cut off from the hive mind it was childlike and they named him Hugh. They were going to use him to deliver a virus to the borg to destroy them, but ultimately decided it was genocide and just left Hugh for the borg to pick up. However his brief experience with individuality changed him, and he lead a faction of borg who left the collective to try to do something else. Then they ran into Data's evil brother and he lead them for a while but then was defeated so last we saw Hugh was leading these non-hive minded borg. Also Picard led the fleet that evacuated Romulus, but it was something of a disaster that lead to him retiring from Starfleet. But that especially should be covered by the new show as it's never been shown anywhere.

Yeah, and I love that for I dunno 80%? of the audience it was just never explained.

https://www.hbo.com/peteypedia Has some supplemental information that was released after each episode. Two of the last ones make it clear Lube Man was agent Petey and that he's gone rogue after the events of the finale. I think the suicide vest guy was the show's version of Veidt hiring someone to try to kill him to dodge suspicion in the comic.

Probably, but they can't suspect him of anything this early and I'm almost positive they didn't know Mike. So either it's a small cameo or they're gonna be going after Lalo.

Apparently Robert Forster filmed scenes for season five before he died. Also Hank and Gomez are appearing, which...I didn't get the impression they knew Saul when he showed up as Badger's lawyer.

Am I the only one who thought there were alternate universe shenanigans going on cause of the GBI agents? But then I googled and realized it's just the Georgia Bureau of Investigation. For a bit there I figured evil murderer coach came from our universe into the shows.

So NBC's streaming service will have a free tier with ads, which is cool and probably makes good business sense. https://www.cnbc.com/2020/01/16/nbc-peacock-price-launch-date-and-shows.html

It appears there will be no second season. https://www.usatoday.com/story/entertainment/tv/2020/01/16/watchmen-second-hbo-season-wont-happen-after-creator-bails/4491269002/

Huh, I'm not sure how I feel about that given how bad I am at finishing games these days. Somehow I was unaware of this and just assumed it'd be cross platform like the recent Final Fantasy games. Weird.