The Husband kept grousing about how this show has jumped the shark by bringing in Grand Moff Tarkin and Darth Vader.  In actuality, their presence serves as an entre'acte to move the team of the Ghost from Lothal to the Rebel Fleet.

After busting Kanan out of the clutches of the Empire, the Ghost crew repays the Rebels by trying to secure a cargo of military-grade forcefield generators from an Imperial cargo convoy.  They succeed in liberating the cargo, but the generators are not part of it.

Alright everybody, repeat after me: IT'S A TWAP!

Way back toward the beginning of this series, a Senator-in-exile from the Old Republic, by the name of Gall Trayvis, was making broadcasts encouraging the nascent Rebellion.  Even then, I could tell that he was actually trying to trick rebels into the clutches of the Empire.

Sorry this is late--I was rather busy getting ready for a family Thanksgiving week visit, and only just watched this last night.  While it had more action in it, the actual plot advancement was kind of negligible.

This episode featured the two female leads, Sabine and Hera, who until now have been barely getting any screen time, so I had high hopes for it.  Unfortunately this was solidly "meh" from start to finish.

I think they just don't know what to do with Sabine.  In this one, she played the part of impatient, angsty teen daughter against Hera's patient "we tell you what you need to know" mother figure.  About the only plot advancement we get is that Sabine used to attend the Imperial Academy.