Ahsoka has gotten off to a terrific start, weaving together various storylines from different Star Wars television shows to deliver one of the franchise’s best Disney+ series yet. The series follows Ahsoka Tano (Rosario Dawson) and Sabine Wren (Natasha Liu Bordizzo) as they struggle to overcome their differences amidst the return of the villainous Grand Admiral Thrawn (Lars Mikkelsen). Together, they attempt to stop Thrawn’s acolytes from locating and rescuing the missing Imperial officer, enlisting the help of several old allies along the way.The first several episodes of Ahsoka bring back several Star Wars characters, many of whom appear in live-action for the first time. “Fallen Jedi,” the series’ fourth episode, reintroduces a character that audiences have seen exclusively in live-action, specifically in The Mandalorian. With this character’s return, Star Wars has subtly set up a parallel between itself and a certain other highly successful Disney franchise: the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The reintroduction of this fan-favorite Star Wars character has made him akin to Phil Coulson (Clark Gregg), who played a key role in Phase 1 of the MCU.Ahsoka reintroduces New Republic pilot Carson Teva, a character who has made frequent appearances in recent Star Wars series. Portrayed by Kim’s Convenience actor Paul Sun-Hyung Lee, Teva befriended Din Djarin in recent episodes of The Mandalorian and later appeared in The Book of Boba Fett. In his appearances so far, Teva has warned that a new threat is emerging in the Outer Rim, hinting at Thrawn’s minions long before audiences ever saw their actions onscreen. Now, Carson Teva has returned in Ahsoka, joining up with General Hera Syndulla (Mary Elizabeth Winstead) in order to help stop Thrawn’s acolytes from bringing their master back.RELATED: Ahsoka’s Huyang Could Set Up a Major Plot Point for The Mandalorian Season 4
Ahsoka has gotten off to a terrific start, weaving together various storylines from different Star Wars television shows to deliver one of the franchise’s best Disney+ series yet. The series follows Ahsoka Tano (Rosario Dawson) and Sabine Wren (Natasha Liu Bordizzo) as they struggle to overcome their differences amidst the return of the villainous Grand Admiral Thrawn (Lars Mikkelsen). Together, they attempt to stop Thrawn’s acolytes from locating and rescuing the missing Imperial officer, enlisting the help of several old allies along the way.
The first several episodes of Ahsoka bring back several Star Wars characters, many of whom appear in live-action for the first time. “Fallen Jedi,” the series’ fourth episode, reintroduces a character that audiences have seen exclusively in live-action, specifically in The Mandalorian. With this character’s return, Star Wars has subtly set up a parallel between itself and a certain other highly successful Disney franchise: the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The reintroduction of this fan-favorite Star Wars character has made him akin to Phil Coulson (Clark Gregg), who played a key role in Phase 1 of the MCU.
Ahsoka reintroduces New Republic pilot Carson Teva, a character who has made frequent appearances in recent Star Wars series. Portrayed by Kim’s Convenience actor Paul Sun-Hyung Lee, Teva befriended Din Djarin in recent episodes of The Mandalorian and later appeared in The Book of Boba Fett. In his appearances so far, Teva has warned that a new threat is emerging in the Outer Rim, hinting at Thrawn’s minions long before audiences ever saw their actions onscreen. Now, Carson Teva has returned in Ahsoka, joining up with General Hera Syndulla (Mary Elizabeth Winstead) in order to help stop Thrawn’s acolytes from bringing their master back.
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