Brent Friedman

Parents arguing about what's best for their kid and referring to him in third person while he is in the room. Sometimes #StarWarsRebels is almost too relatable.pic.twitter.com/wRZRwnZB4g

I just love how ID9 reaches out with its little arms to try and help its inquisitor — an adorable little critter! And now, after Battlfront II, I love those seeker droids all the more.pic.twitter.com/aAUPPgnpcN

"I chose to leave my family, I chose to learn to fly, and then I chose to use that ability to help others in need. But it's all rooted in something I can't explain. A need to be up there. Because even when things are at their worst, I feel like I'm at my best" God I love Hera.pic.twitter.com/m7W87unfHA

The shot of Lothal from Legacy is everything. The deadliest poison of tyranny is making you think it's always been like this. Corrupting the hope for change until it's but a dream. All the more important to hold on to this vision and strive for a brighter world. #StarWarsRebelspic.twitter.com/DO9MSNm0NT

"A challenge lifelong it is, not to bend fear into anger" It never fails to amaze me just how strongly #StarWarsRebels echoes #TheLastJedi and its themes. As fans, we are extremely lucky to have @RianJohnson and @Dave_FIloni at the forefront of new SW storytelling. They GET it.pic.twitter.com/Mk6ODdLVO3

Twilight of the Apprentice is the seminal Star Wars — an example of grand, visual, occasionally ridiculous, lore-weaving mythmaking that at the same time manages to tell a character-driven story and delivers one hell of an emotional punch. As great as #StarWarsRebels gets.pic.twitter.com/bZxxzP6P2k

"I seek something much simpler, yet equally elusive. Hope" I realize (especially now, after Solo) that few characters lost as much or as often as Maul. A truly tragic villain, thwarted every time he grasped for greatness. Oh, to get a novel covering his decline! #StarWarsRebelspic.twitter.com/MnfvAuxfvw