I always figured in my own head canon that he had somehow got ahold of something like some kind of proto "super soldier serum" on the black market. I mean in Echo he had tech installed in his head to translate sign language so who knows what else he could've used to augment himself?

Yeah I didn't care for Ahsoka when she debuted but grew fond of her in later seasons of TCW. I honestly believe ditching the tube top has a lot to do with this on top of her character development. Toward the end, I grew sick of Anakin, Obiwan, and Pe and was more interested to see where Ahsoka's story went, in light of the foreknowledge of order 66.

Her duel with Maul, and survival of Order 66 were the highlights of the series IMO

I liked Cade Skywalker but I liked Darth Krayt more. I loved that he was Asharrad Hett (sic), a tusken human jedi who returned to Tatooine as a survivor of order 66, who lost an arm to ObiWan Kenobi in a spat over his tusken clan raiding settlements thus causing him to be outcasted by his clan and the Jedi. It was such a cool story arc imo

I guess the "fark" side is a thing also according to paragraph 6 of the article lol as quoted, "The Force is a singular entity, with the Light and Dark Sides representing equally existing facets of the Force’s being. Where the Light Side of the Force gives way to life, creation, and hope, the 'Fark Side' of the Force"

Talk about a heartbreaking, bittersweet ending!

Loved the whole 'Walking away' scene. It was framed perfectly.

Now, the inevitable long wait for season 2

I just finished Fire and Blood and A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms and now I've reached the point where I'm going to pretend the shows (GOT and House of the Dragon) don't exist and just going to dive into the books and the fans of ASOIAF series in the long wait for the Winds of Winter which more than likely won't be finished by the time I finish the books (fast reader). From what I've read so far, the source material is 1000 X better than the shows (my opinion). I don't care about the spoilers from the show because I found the real meat of the story isn't in the adaptations but in the written words themselves. Yes, the shows were fun but that spirit that drew us all in from the first few seasons of GOT is there in its entirety within the novels and that's where I'm headed.

For those who don't want spoilers for HOTD, I won't ever spoil it for them but I definitely recommend reading Fire and Blood and deciding for themselves which is the better medium for this epic tale. I've made my choice thanks to A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms based on how it left me hungering for more.

Yeah, everyone got to it before me... for once, good writing! Not only am I educated about a piece of EU material that I, either forgot about, or failed to notice but it's also well written.