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Also, in the Cinderella episode, Rumple says of her glass slippers: “Every story needs a memorable detail.” Just like Parker reminded Zeke about the lack of details in his Riri story! Interesting episode — I did not expect the magic aspect of this story, so I’m still processing that…

Interesting take… are you a Chicagoan? I’m not, and personally I appreciated the sense-of-place shots around the city… I commented to my wife that I like how Marvel takes place in (some) real cities, unlike the Metropolises and Star Cities of the DC universe. The shooting seemed to me to be the awful sort of thing that can happen in any big city. I didn’t perceive it as playing into a stereotype particularly. I enjoyed episode 1, and Riri’s dilemma of how to realize her dreams. However, she should have learned from Encanto — we don’t partner up with Bruno!

Was there any hint as to why Mrs Flood could break the fourth wall? I wondered if there was going to some sort of reveal.

...and from the end credits of The Parting of the Ways, the Nine's last episode: A little farther along, since this is Nine's regeneration episode, David Tennant is also credited as "Doctor Who". I don't know that anyone has ever referred to the character as "Doctor Who" in any episode, though. I stand to be corrected...

Wow, mind blown! The plot of the show was so convoluted I just had to sit back and just accept it. When Thirteen showed up, though, I got so excited! Nice that RTD showed her some love. But the ending? I’ve been nicely unspoiled by any rumours, so that was a shock! So much to process, but in the words of the Two Ronnies (Ranis), that’s goodnight from me!

But would we get to see Mon Mothma pardon a porg?

From @scadarts:

From the end credits of "An Unearthly Child", the very first episode!

In the immortal words of the great Rudy Boesch (RIP), “I don’t know.”

Here's a pic: Kids, your lives are going to be so different now...

Cool idea! I think it would also be cool to have a "Visiting friends?" shirt, since that is the opening challenge of the pass phrase! I expect the "resolution" as such was what we were shown in this episode -- that Cassian's sister had never left his dreams.

Planet of Wheat is Cassian’s Elysium, which tragically we know he will never see. On a side note, is the grain that Bix grows called Wheat-o’-Bix?

One of the difficulties with prequels is that you know the story can’t end with certain key pieces off the board. However, even though we know Cassian and Melshi survive until Rogue One, we don’t know if Kleya makes it. There’s still tension in the air.

Maybe Linc will go… missing? 😉

I don't know -- it seems to work on the Star Tours ride: