Full Series Rebels: What would get you so mad you would switch off and never watch another episode?

In the vein of @JediKnightOB1's thread over in the Episode VII board.

As stated: What kinda thing would make you so mad you would turn it off right there and then and never suffer any of Rebels to be shown in your presence again?

Literal Dark Side cookies?

Imperial concubines?

A rickroll?

Excessive number of Vader chokes of admirals and captains?

You may be humorous, witty, sarcastic, honest... but say something!

 

this... there is nothing more to be said.

 

This. Especially if it goes like the following, with Vader acting emo:

 

I've read every Twilight novel and watched each movie (just to have the right to be critical about it... I hate it when people criticize something they didn't bother to even read/watch and didn't want to become one like that myself), so I guess I'd watch the show whatever happens. But I'd be very upset if any Mara Jade/Thrawn BS would appear.

 

WAC and Gascon appearing

 

If the Empire is a "benevolent dictatorship" (there's no such thing) and the Rebels are "terrorists".

 

http://boards.theforce.net/threads/...s05e10-secret-weapons.50007220/#post-50240261

http://boards.theforce.net/threads/...sunny-day-in-the-void.50007463/#post-50258060

http://boards.theforce.net/threads/...e12-missing-in-action.50008300/#post-50325665

http://boards.theforce.net/threads/...13-point-of-no-return.50008570/#post-50351127

 

Good one, Legolas, you've almost developed the ability to engage with another person and respond.

 

Almost? I already did develop that, a long time ago

 

CT-867-5309 You're being quite mean.

 

Define: "Benevolent". Define: "Dictatorship".

Every "terrorist" is somebody's "freedom fighter", and every "freedom fighter" is somebody's "terrorist".

Anyhow, there's a fan theory out there that says that the Rebels winning was actually the worst thing that could have possibly happened to the galaxy. Why? How far do you think the Yuuzhan Vong would have gotten against a full-strength Empire equipped with a huge army of clones, a fleet of Super Star Destroyers, and a few operational Death Stars, all led by a ruthless genius Sith Lord with incredibly strong Force powers? As bad as Palpy was, that outcome would likely have saved trillions of lives.

 

Dictatorship: A government in which one person has absolute power.

Benevolent: I actually was referring to how some fans claim that the Rebels were the aggressors. I want "Rebels" to show that the Empire is the aggressor.

 

There shouldn't be anything. Mortis was pretty much done with the three dead Celestials.

Although, we might see some ancient Force-users like them in Rebels or Ep7.

 

What if Ahsoka shows up wearing goggles and riding a wolf?

 

Noted.

 

Hmm...that's a tough question to answer. What would drive me away from it forever. Well, I know there were two reasons I didn't care for the original clone wars series. The fact that it was still at a time when the films were all I cared about...and the one time I did glance at an episode...I just couldn't stand the artistic style of it. That's nothing against storytelling. Frankly I haven't sat through one long enough to even comment on the storytelling so don't think that's what I'm saying. I just didn't care for the artistic style. Maybe I'm old.

I suppose if Rebels featured a similar style that might turn me off, though I think it's a safe bet from what we've heard that they're not going to do it that way.

Likewise I might if fighting and space battles was all there were. TCW worked for me because it was more than just endless space battles and ground assaults. Character driven and character building stories are what suck me in and don't let me go. if the characters aren't figuratively three dimensional, that could turn me off.

Although, now that I think about it, If they ever...and the senator means EVER...produce a story for it in the same vein as "The Gungan General"...well...hmm...I suppose it would depend on the quality of the stories I'd seen before. Still, that would at least shake my faith in it.

I don't actually know if there's any single thing that would make me turn it off forever. I go with the flow in the star wars universe. I take what I want and leave the rest. Maybe if the stories aren't strong I might lose interest in it over time, but I don't think there's any one thing they can do that would make me turn it off that second and never come back.