This was a political-heavy episode, and it reminded me more of the politics that I saw in the prequels than in the previous episodes of this show. It did not feel as thorough as the past examples and comes across as an anchor for the episode that proves irrelevant. However, this may be the first episode where I found Jar Jar's presence a little refreshing. It was not necessarily good, but it felt like it made sense this time around. The scenes on Ryloth were the most intense, and I felt for the people in need, as well as the troops fighting a brave battle. Overall, this was not an episode that I needed, and I also think its placement is very weird; not because it serves as a prequel to the show's first episode, but because of the two action-packed and emotionally investing episodes that came before.
Review of Supply Lines
