Hey everyone, welcome to Steel Wars. I am Steel Saunders and I do love Star Wars and we are here

without warning sliding in like a conniving blue-skinned Grand Admiral.

The Asoka trailer got dropped without warning this morning, which is curious. I don't understand why you don't put out

a tweet the day before just to let the true fans know, the ones that are going to tell all

their friends about it to be prepared. But either way, good days as we get some Star Wars excitement.

Now, the question is, I'm sure I'm going to love the trailer, but do they do a good job

of advertising what the show's about to people that don't already know what it's about?

Like, don't wait for people to find out about it after the first night.

Show Thrawn, doing something.

Give a glimpse of Anakin Skywalker and guarantee that people interested in that

are going to watch straight away.

Because sometimes if you wait, you might hear some bad feedback,

watch an angry YouTube video, let people know this is all going to be in it.

Watch it on the opening night.

It's going to be banging.

Get them hooked.

But that doesn't seem like the way they like to do it.

So we will see if it's just the normal hint, hint, hint, dancing around.

Remember that from the cartoon?

Oh, mate.

Once a rebel, always a rebel.

Just say, hey, if you read those books in the 90s, he's here, finally.

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