Lit Books Comics A/V One Sentence or Less -- ANDOR (SEASON 1)

THE DARK HORSE EMERGES!

 

Gee, I never expected someone to make that joke.

 

Sorry. My dad raised me to always go for the obvious pun.

 

*blinks*

I think the board hates you because when I clicked "like" on your post I got taken to another page that I've never seen before which asked me to confirm if I really wanted to like your post.

That happen to anyone else?

 

'Liked' that and the more recent posts, Zorr - no deviation from normal!

 

It's done that to me if I open it in a new tab or (I use an iPad) push on it for too long before releasing.

 

Strange then, as I'm just on my PC and was doing nothing different. Weird.

 

If the board's acting up or there was a blink in your Internet connection it might do it, too..

But this is derailing the thread.

 

Todd the Jedi wins handily.

 

Tales from the Death Star.

 

WTF, there was a pub on the Death Star!?!

 

People living in a floating superweapon get some characterisation, and a chunk of the EU is retroactively explained when Daala gets brain damage.

 

Well, that explains a lot.

 

Daala suffers from brain damage, as if we didn’t know that before…

 

A story that follows a rag-tag band of misfits aboard the Death Star- not the ones in the movies, but ones who hang out in one of the stations many bars.

 

An exclusive inside look at the daily lives of the two million people blown up by Luke Skywalker.

 

I... am your father?

 

Imperial propaganda to discredit the Rebellion that portrayed the workers aboard the Death Star as three-dimensional characters when everyone knows it was staffed by thirty-one million white human males, all of which were one hundred percent evil, without exception.

 

A bunch of people that we have never heard of before and will probably never hear about again, manage to make us care about them and then get into various shenanigans aboard the galaxies most infamous superweapon.

 

Haven't read this one, so I'm sitting out.

 

Not an official entry, but I thought I'd share:

The Love Boat: Superweapon Edition.

 

That's not true? That's... impossible?

 

The good ol' days of SW--when even the 'bad guys' were noble in most regards, simply wanting to make their little corner of the galaxy a better place.

 

"No, really--it's impossible."