
Review
Spoiler factory: "The Acolyte", episode 6 - Battle for Osha's soul
by Luca Fontana

Luca Fontana, Patrick Vogt and Ramon Schneider discuss, analyse and dissect the fifth and wildest episode of "The Acolyte", the new, dark "Star Wars" series on Disney+.
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When Ramon isn't bringing his friends to their knees playing board games, he creates entire worlds out of Lego that would impress even Hollywood. To recover from the offline world, he dives headfirst into series and binge-watches with total dedication. His motto: "One more episode to go!"
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Show allThis time, super fanboy Luca, acolyte Patrick and doubter Ramon all agree: The fifth was the best episode of "The Acolyte" so far. Not only because the Sith Lord finally revealed himself, but also because it featured some of the best lightsaber battles since "Revenge of the Sith". A wild, furious ride with lots of revelations and even more victims - the Red Wedding from "Game of Thrones" sends its regards.
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Luca is living proof that our parents lied: There are no square eyes from watching too much TV. Rumour has it that he was already watching "Star Wars" films and reading Marvel comics in his mother's womb. Today, after many years of field research, he knows his way around the Disney universe better than Al Capone in 1930s Chicago. He uses the same password for his 14 streaming subscriptions because otherwise he would forget them. The only people who are allowed to interfere with his "work" are his two cats.

The Force must be with Patrick, as he saw the light of day in the same year as "Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope" (if you know, you know). His love for "Star Wars" is so great that he practices fight choreographies in the garden on balmy full moon nights, with Bo-Katan Kryze's helmet on his head and Kylo Ren's lightsaber in his hand. When he's not saving the galaxy, he fights side by side with Gandalf and Legolas against Saruman's Uruk-hai army, extends Wolverine's adamantium claws or swings through skyscraper canyons like Spider-Man.

