Everything is middle of the road. Acting, script writing, direction. I can see when they are using CGI, I don't want to see when they're using CGI. Get better at it Hollywood. Even the sets seems a little on the cheap side. They've rehashed a lot of the Tatooine stuff from the original movie, as usual. There is nothing new here, besides the fact that boba fett walks around without his helmet off all the time. Robert Rodriguez is not a good director, he's competent when he's at his best. He's not really at his best here. All I will say about that is that a dream sequence should seem like a dream in some way and not just a regular part of the characters life. Jon Favreau's writing, if he's actually doing it, is middling. Nothing new, nothing inventive, just playing it safe so that they don't offend all the fanboys. That is 'safe', but not interesting. There are a bunch of semi-famous names involved in the cast, but hardly any of them have much screen time. I think the format of these shows is very limiting as far as story telling goes, a half hour is just a taste. It can never really satisfy. Just as you're kind of getting into things, it comes to an end. The most I can say for this so far is that it gives you a nostalgic feeling for the original three movies before Hollywood took a dump on them. So five out of ten.

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