Star Wars Rebels (S1E6) Review: A Day Of Revelation

The past two episodes of Rebels have been it's best so far by focusing on character and effective atmosphere, two components that have been recurring aspects of great Star Wars mythology. Empire Day, the sixth episode for this series, isn't a revolutionary piece of television, but I feel comfortable in labeling it another successful outing for the show, which is quickly finding it's footing going more in-depth into the world of its characters.

Star Wars Rebels (S1E4): Depth, Death-Defying And Delightful

If one were to even briefly approach me about Star Wars: Rebels, they'd know my biggest complaint with it (aside from an occasionally erratic tone) is Ezra. He's the protagonist of the show, but he's been more grating than endearing thus far in the show. His whiny tendencies and bland personality just haven't made him too compelling. But this weeks episode fixes that issue while also delivering the best episode so far from this program.

Star Wars Rebels (S1E3): A New Evil Emerges

This episode finally unveils the most heavily promoted new character on Star Wars Rebels, The Inquisitor. An antagonistic character with an eye-catching design and voiced by Jason Isaacs, he's been a fixture of most marketing for the show, but makes his first physical appearance on the program three episodes in (to be fair, he did appear in a hologram at the end of the TV movie). Before we get to his debut though, we've got to deal with the recent shenanigans of the crew of the Ghost.