With that being said, what were the real problems with the show outside of all the culture war nonsense? For starters, there’s the one-two punch of simultaneously having very short episodes and very little actual story, which means these tiny runtimes nonetheless felt padded for time.
The blunt truth is that in previous shows like The Clone Wars, the whole story of The Acolyte–the mystery of the twins, the emergence of a new villain, and the revelation of what really happened all those years ago–would have maybe been a three-episode arc, but here it was stretched to eight episodes.
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