It was Pip that gave her away. She stuck him on the dude's back last episode, but Mae wouldn't know that.

You inspired me to buy a lightsaber, and I did. I got the proffie crossguard from sabertrio, but your proffie editing tutorial is 3 years old now. I think proffieos 7 is out now. You know anyone who can help me with that?

Idr if it was soundfonts or sabers that got me into you but your videos made the season more enjoyable, lol I’m still lmao at face during the yord death scene

Greenie is the one that whipped Qmir he was her padawan look at his back whip mark she is the one that threw him away .Qmir was Jedi

It wasn't Bazil or Pip. Mae gave herself away. Sol told Osha before the attack on Kendor once they had Mae back on the ship, he'd tell her everything. Mae asked him "Have you told me everything that happened on Brandock?" Why would "Osha" ask that when Sol already told her it wasn't? And forget Sol and Mae, how did the entire freaking Jedi High Council work literally next to Palpatine for freaking years and have no idea he was really Darth Sidious?!?! I give Sol a pass since Yoda slacked off to much worse consequences.

"Patience you must have, my young padawan." --Master Yoda You ignore all of Yoda's words of wisdom. You want to jump to the end of the story instead of letting the story unfold naturally. The series' original tag: "An investigation into a shocking crime spree pits a respected Jedi Master against a dangerous warrior from his past. As more clues emerge, they travel down a dark path where sinister forces reveal all is not what it seems…" We knew this was going to be a slow burn--they told us! It's a murder mystery, one big story. Each week is one chapter of a larger story, this isn't an episodic adventure in which everything gets wrapped up at the end of its airtime. Again, we knew this going in. Maybe this format isn't your thing, but why continue to complain about something we were told before the story aired? "I cannot teach him. The boy has no patience." --Master Yoda Did you forget about Osha's excitement when Sol asked her to join him on the mission? She thought Sol was asking her to rejoin the order. She may not be a Jedi, but she clued us in two weeks ago, that she's not opposed to returning to the Order. Why isn't she murdering Qimir, you wonder? ...because he nearly murdered her entire team? She knows how powerful he is, and she knows what she isn't. She also wants answers. Qimir didn't kill her; he healed her! He didn't just do that, he brought her back to his secret hideaway. She doesn't know what traps he might have put on the ship or anything. She's afraid, and fear can make a person feel stuck. Osha's both trapped and stuck. 9:03 Even without this series, we knew Ki-Adi-Mundi was wrong, and that Yoda and Mace knew that he was wrong, so why do you keep bringing it up? It isn't a plot hole. We don't know why a few Jedi Council Members knew, but with 100 years separating this story and the prequels we can assume that the secret went to the grave with the Jedi Masters that became one with the Force. Yoda was the head of the council and Mace was his number two--did the two top Jedi keep the secret, the Power of Two/Rule of Two, to themselves? Sure does look that way, but in the end it doesn't matter. It was obvious the Sith were not gone, Maul was there, Sidious was there. We knew all of this and the Jedi Council believed that Qui-Gon was wrong until he was killed. 9:40 I thought it was obvious that he knew he was with Mae last week. Sol spent the whole season calling both Osha and Mae by name until the last few moments of last week's episode. Why did he say, "Where is she, your sister?" Because the silver lining to this botched mission was Mae giving herself up! If he called her out right then and there, she would have fled. He wanted to get her on the ship, and he has. He's using this time to see what she's up to while trying to also process what just happened. The man is multitasking! Qimir is testing the waters with the person he'd like to replace Mae with. We knew this was a possibility too since we heard Mae and Osha's mantra. If the two of them can't learn to work together, they have to find balance elsewhere. Mae has grown up in darkness and Osha has grown up in the light. They are both horribly out of balance! They both need what they don't have to find balance. For Mae that is what Sol has to offer her and for Osha that is what Qimir IS offering her. Will Osha join Qimir? Will Mae join Sol/Jedi Order? Who knows, but we all know that we won't know until the story tells us, so we all need to be patient =)

We are once again on the same wavelength! The acting of the Sol actor is going down and the baddie is now the chocolate chip in the turd. lol

Ayo! Episode 5 gave me a glimmer of hope and made me think "ok this show is about to heat up"...MAN! I was wrong! This episode was weird, boring, Osha's acting Is atrocious, AND AND! If that clip from the trailer of the lady using a lightsabre whip was to get us hype only for it to be HER using it to KILL A BUG, BRUV THIS SHOW IS MOVING MAD!and I'm from America, this show got me cursing like I'm from the UK!...Shout out to Bazil!

Defnitely an episode of 2 halves ---- the Osha/Smileo was actually interesting and thought ok --- Sol/Mei wasn't too bad but not amazing yet --- but the main mrs green jedi --- oh my they're BAD!!!

The first four episodes were so bad, the only hope for the show was to go up and up from episode 5 forward, and this one took it back down. If the final two episodes are not mind blowing masterpieces, this show will go down as a failure with some cool combat in episode 5, and that's about it. They really chickened out on Bazil sniffing Mae out and her taking him out to protect her identity (well... not that it isn't stupid that Sol can't sense her).

5 out of 10. This show is trying to turn people against the jedi.

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I've thought the Jedi were shady way before this show. They take kids from their families, never to be seen again. Sometimes turning them into child soldiers. No attachments? Seriously? They do good to be sure but the ones with the greatest capacity for good also have the greatest capacity for evil.

I want his helmet and saber so badly I would gave it a 4 out of 10

This episode was so bad mate, 2/10 from me !