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Once the final credits rolled it, I asked myself a question - when was the last time took a breath?

This arc hits you. Not with flashy lightsaber battles or big space wars, but with an insane level of storytelling. It shows empire as a villain, but one filled with people who are just too deep to go back and forced to do awful things. It shows Rebellion as always in their toes, scared of being caught by this meticulous, organised, evil machine that tries to bury the truth at all costs. These 3 episodes had it all, you cannot ask for more perfect Star Wars.

Disney, start rolling money trucks to Tony Gillroy's house, because that man just brought Star Wars to a level that will likely not be matched by anyone else.

If one thing Game of Thrones taught us, is that it without impactful ending the series overall loses a lot of its value. This is not the case here.

What a brilliant finish. This show has shown, that in an age filled with non stop CGI action nonsense, there's still plenty of space for a breath of fresh air, a historical political drama, which Shogun executed to perfection. Outstanding cast, wonderful acting and next-to-none direction have all made this a memorable journey, likely to be held as benchmark for years to come.

I am very glad to have taken this journey together with John Blackthorne and I wish for anyone who's not seen this show yet the same amount of enjoyment i received throughout its run.