Welcome to Sky Talkers. Here are your hosts, Charlotte and Caitlin.

Hello, and welcome to Sky Talkers. I'm your host, Charlotte.

Hey, everyone. I'm your other host, Caitlin, and welcome to our resistance episode where we're talking all about the children from Teharr and holy guacamole, guys.

It's such a good episode.

It was so good. When I woke up this morning, I saw some tweets about, wow, such a good episode, but I didn't know what lay ahead.

And, man, it was really exciting to wake up this morning and make my coffee and watch this.

I love watching this on Disney Now. I just kind of want to do that as an aside. I love how they're putting the episodes on before they're airing at 10 p.m. Because then you get the whole Sunday to just kind of soak it in. I've watched it twice. I watched it in the morning. I went for a walk. And then I came back. Couldn't stop thinking about it. So I watched it again. And it was just like, I just love it. So good. I have only gotten to watch it once.

I actually just finished watching it prior to recording because I was at work all day.

But it is fresh in my head and I am so excited. This episode is called The Children from Tehara and it was directed by Saul Ruiz and written by Paul

Giacopa.

Giacopo.

Giacopo.

There's a no at the end of there.

Sorry, Paul.

The director is, I think, if I remember correctly, directed the first episode in Resistance

as well.

So just FRII.

I really, the premiere of resistance is still

in my top favorite episodes of the season thus far, thus far, these five episodes.

I mean, I can't choose. Like, I feel like I, I think this is my favorite episode so far,

and we'll get into that. But in a way, I feel like

it feels more Dave Filoni than anything that came before it. Just I think it's because it's

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