Obi-Wan Kenobi 1x6 Reaction - Finale | Star Wars Original Series 

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This show did something amazing: They made Vader more terrifying, yet ultimately more human, than ever before. And way to stick the landing, Deborah Chow!

That was one of the most heartbreaking lightsaber battles in all of Star Wars. The conversation between Obi Wan and what’s left of Anakin left me wrecked. This series really enhance the OT for me. I’ve never felt that upset when Ben dies in ANH but now it’s so heartbreakingly beautiful that the last thing he sees is the twins he loved and l watched over reunited

The Obi-Wan apology absolutely broke me

Forget the negativity, as a mad Star Wars fan I can’t believe we’re getting some of this content in live action. That fight was insane.

After this series, it makes so much more sense why Leia named her son Ben.

I love that you can never watch a new hope the same way again without appreciating the things uncle Owen and aunt beru have gone through to protect Luke. People arguing “nah no way two farmers can take on an inquisitor”…I say nah, it’s two parents taking on an inquisitor Edit: this also tells me that they most definitely went out swinging when the empire came for Luke

And can we have a round of applause for Bonnie Piesse finally being given something to do and bringing it for Beru? I was so happy she was able to leap into the action.

I love how the fight allows Obi-wan to tell Luke in the future that Darth killed Anakin.

Seeing Obi Wan laugh with Leia at the end really warmed my heart. He's been through so much and I haven't seen him smile since the prequels. He deserves a rest day 😂 That scene between him and Vader talking was everything I wanted and more!

I honestly binged through the entire thing again before watching the finale to end it. Honestly, it is insane how much of the finale was built up. For example, Reva tells Owen in the first episode "Do you think you can protect your family from me?" and "Next time, Owen". Like, even something as random as this turned out to be an important part of the finale. Or Vader straight up saying "I know what you seek" to Reva in episode 3, clearly indicating that he knows her true motives. Even freaking "Hello there" got a little foreshadowing in episode 3. I know the show has a lot of visual issues with editing and some little inconsistencies, but I think they did a wonderful job overall with the whole story. It really flows well.

He only had two bags of stuff in that cave because his Jawa "buddy" came while he was gone and "cleaned" the cave up for him.

I loved how when Obi Wan is trapped, thinking of his failures, then his thoughts move to the twins, and suddenly he has A NEW HOPE, totally connects with the force, and kicks the shit out of Vader.

Someone else pointed out that the scar that Vader has in ROTJ on top of his head might have come from this fight.

Gotta love the way Palps was like Dude, let it go you lost. And I'm not allowing your personal issues to interfere with your job, got it? Vader: Yes, master. Also notice they made Ian McDiarmid look more like he did in ROTJ. Amazing that he's been playing the Emperor for nearly 40 years now

The scene when his mask is cut in half and you see his face and how demonic he looks and then you add Obi-Wan breaking down realizing what he has become... one of the best scenes in all of Star Wars IMO.

This is one of the few channels that supports the Disney writer's storyline decisions and simply enjoys the content. Very refreshing.

I love how obiwan uses love and positive feelings to grow in power, something that the Jedi before order 66 frowned upon. Just shows how even something with a good cause like the Jedi can still be flawed and have its issues. This is my favorite lightsaber duel in all of Star Wars

Ahsoka exposed the left side of the mask and Ben exposed the right side of the mask. Only Luke exposed the full Anakin.

I was a sobbing mess, that conversation with Obi-Wan and and Anakin/Darth was worth this entire show existing in my opinion.

I've seen a lot of people say that when Darth Vader said "I am not your failure, Obi-Wan" it was Anakin creeping through in a moment of kindness to make Obi-Wan feel better, but I saw it in a way that meant he didn't want Obi-Wan's pity or apology. That scene was INTENSE and Hayden looked so scary!! Loved it.

"When I left you, I was but the learner" yeah, because Obi-wan just took you to school, son!

I was an emotional wreck through this episode. They did an amazing job with this finale. No shame in admitting I was tearing up through certain parts.

Ahh Yes! THEE reactions ive been waiting for. But... what sorcery is this? Hector, Adam and Agustin reacting in a room together?! Ohh you know this reaction means business. This last episode was absolutely epic! 🔥🔥

Thank you guys so much for being true positive SW fans. I'm so tired of other channels getting angry at SW not giving the story "They" predicted and just enjoying and appreciated the story given.

I love all the little parallels like reva bringing Luke back in a similar way to Anakin bring Shmi to that house. And so many other little details just made this show so good. For season 2 all I want is Old Ben yelling at tuskens to get off his lawn.

The scene where Obi-Wan was describing the qualities that Leia had from her parents BROKE ME. Fantastic was to round off the show. Just need a Vader series now

This episode was absolutely amazing. I loved hearing the mix of Hayden & James Earl Jones' voices when Vader was defeated. When Obi-Wan slashed Vader's helmet, the first thing that ran through my mind was so THAT'S how Vader got the scar on his head (when we see Luke take off the helmet in Return)....I know in Kenobi ep 2, when we see him in the tank at the end he has the scar, but it wasn't as defined as in Return.

OBI-WAN (to Qui-Gon): "Where you been all this time?" QUI-GON: "My daughter was Taken; I had to get her back." Keep up the great work guys!

This series taught me what I didn't know I needed to know.... Aunt Beru is Beru-tal.

I like how both Ob-Wan and Ahsoka slashed a side of Vader's mask to reveal his face and both their first word was "Anakin" and both tried to appeal to Anakin within but could only chip away at Vader's psyche. It wasn't until his son Luke was on the verge of death that the mask of Vader was lifted and Anakin was brought back out.

I'm so happy they stuck the landing on this. I need a giant-sized Funko with Obi-Wan and lil' Leia like the one with Din and Grogu. So many great emotional performances, especially from Ewan, Moses, and Hayden!

This has to be one of the best lightsaber fights in a long time. Seeing this live action on screen was incredible!

Loved so much to see Adam get so excited during certain parts! 🙌🏼

I love this show so much! This finale was some of my all time favorite Star Wars content. Gonna rewatch a million times.

Headcanon: I can see Reva redeeming herself by inadvertently becoming involved in a situation that aids "The Path".

I feel like a lot of people don’t understand that this isn’t Vader losing to Obi Wan. The cold meticulous calculating Vader we all know doesn’t 100% exist yet. It’s the Anakin in him that cost him the fight. You can see the frustration of Anakin fighting him when he starts being over aggressive and cocky which leads to him being beat. He lost the same way he did on Mustafar. The conversation between him and Obi wan is the last time we see the Anakin in Vader until ROTJ.

This episode for me really shed light on Owen and Beru’s deaths in New Hope! It’s hits more for me! I imagine they were burned because they put up a real fight against the Storm Troopers in a similar style to how they tried to deal with Reva!

Did anybody else get serious Last Airbender vibes during the Vader fight? The scenery. The boulders. I loved it so much.

HELLO THERE!!! The finale is fire, and it really ties into the Original Trilogy at the end. Kenobi's nobility in the beginning minutes made me love him ever more, the strength has returned.

I love the shot of Vader at the end. It makes me think back to the novelization of Revenge of the Sith, where it describes his helmet going on the first time and through the red lenses he see a "horrible simulacrum of the world". That image of him on the throne with the two fiery view ports behind him makes it feel like Anakin is trapped within Vader - as if he's inside his own head.

20:08 yep, my little sister is one of them! her favorite character’s leia of course, but she actually woke me up yesterday begging to watch it with me and now she’s really into it haha

As much I want a season 2... this is already a good ending

Ep 6 is the best episode I've seen since Book of Boba Fett's episode with Luke , Ahsoka, Grogu, Mando & Cad Bane. Seeing Anakin's tormented face in Vader's mask, Palpatine, Qui Gon & hearing The Force Theme / Imperial March was EVERYTHING! :)

It's great to see 3 Star Wars fans just enjoying the show. Hate other RU-vidrs always saying "why did he do that" or "this doesn't make sense" etc.

Yes, he is limping in a new hope. And I believe it comes from the fight with Reva.

You guys have the best chemistry, it’s always such a joy to watch you discuss and theorize things you’re passionate about. Loved the reaction, and this episode.

Fantastic episode, loved seeing Anakin behind Vaders helmet and the "death" of Anakin also. Obi-Wan with his powers restored was amazing and Leia is played by a wonderful actress.

I could see Reva becoming like the Ronin character in Star Wars: Visions, wandering the galaxy hunting dark siders.

VADE CAUGHT THE FADE 😂😂😂 Augustine is on fire with these one liners

Reva: "Have I become him?" Hector: "I mean...a little..." Me:💀 I'm still laughing at that. There's a small part of me that wishes Obi Wan said that now.🤣🤣

I would love to see Reva have a series where she helps Force sensitive people.

I really loved your reaction from the bottom of my heart! You give so much positive energy to every episode of Star Wars, even if it’s maybe not the best story telling or directing. But you still enjoy every nuance and try to understand what the meaning behind of a scene is. While there’s a lot of negativeness in the community, you guys give me something like a home of watching my favorite franchise with a big smile. Don’t stop!

Ewan McGregor is absolute perfection. He was born to play this role. I think that now that the season is over, the way they did Reva’s story was great. It just took all 6 to realize it. I do wish we got more of the Grand Inquisitor. I love the way his character speaks. His inflections are great. The scene where Obi Wan was talking to Anakin/Vader was chilling. Just like in Rebels how they had Anakin and Vader’s voice fading in and out of each other. I will say though that voice when Vader says “you didn’t kill Anakin Skywalker. I did.” That was crazy. It was like a whole different person speaking. When he was talking to Leia about her parents and the traits she got from them, I actually started tearing up. That was so beautifully done. There are also a couple of times I noticed where some dialogue ties into other parts of the Skywalker saga: Leia asked Obi-Wan if she would ever see him again. That reminded me of her father, Anakin, as a child asking his mother the same thing. When Obi-Wan tells Vader “then my friend is truly dead.” That reminds me of in Return of the Jedi when Luke tells Vader “then my father is truly dead.” I don’t know if they meant to do that and I know that sounds like I am splitting hairs but each time those happened, I thought of that. Overall I was happy with this series. I was fine with the first 4 episodes but I kept saying they reeeeally needed to deliver in episode 5 and 6. And they did. I do really hope for a Season 2.

Maybe we will see Reva in the new "Jedi Survivor" game? Would make sense to have Cal meet her at some point, maybe even have her become part of the crew?

Well Hayden said he watched Rebels in preparation for this show, right? I guess he could've suggested to have a similar shot like Vader had with Ahsoka

This is what i got so far from the end of this series. 1: The kidnapping of young Leia forced Obi Wan out of his secluded life, and while being away from Tatooine and Luke, his exposure to Leia and the Rebel cell showed him what is really going on in the universe, and that there are people fighting the good fight, showing that, technically, he doesn't stand alone in this. This ultimately helped him to get over his trauma, gave him hope, and restore his faith in The Force, which in turn gave him the increasing strength to face (and eventually) defeat Vader. During his fight with Vader, Obi Wan was also given the opportunity to finally let go of the guilt about what happened to Anakin in Revenge of The Sith after basically suffering from PTSD for ten years while in isolation on Tatooine. This also made it possible for him to finally see, and commune, with Qui-Gon. 2: Vader's exposure (and subsequent defeat) by Obi Wan ends up cementing the Vader personality in Anakin even more, and, from now on, ends up pushing him even further into embracing the dark side, basically leading to what i call "Peak Vader" towards (and during) the original trilogy era, where he will be at his most powerfull, but also at his worst. 3: Leia's kidnapping will lead to her becoming more mindfull, but also more cunning, because, as she stated to Bail Organa in this episode, that some things have to be changed, and done differently. So i expect, that starting right after the end of this series, Leia will start to learn all kinds of new (but necessary) skills, like observation and espionage skills, how to evade, and escape capture, all different types of lockpicking and other technicall skills, self defense and hand to hand combat, and eventually, of course, the handling (and use) of blasters.

These guys are some of my favorite Star Wars content creators, you can tell they have a love for everything Star Wars!!!

I was so cool that it was Vader to help free Kenobi from his burden of guilt.

Great review, lads. You have some of the most reasoned takes on all this stuff.

Most intense and emotional finale, especially the battle between Vader and Obi Wan. Pararells between the exposed cracked helmet with Ahsoka and Obi Wan. Chills! Also we finally get Qui-Gonn!! Hoping for season 2!

I'm almost positive this fight is how Anakin got the scar on his head that we see in Return of the Jedi!

Times like these are just unforgettable, it just makes me go back to when i saw star wars for the first time and why i fell in love with these stories. It might not be perfect, like most of things, but for me it was something i didnt think i needed. It also made me look back to the prequels and the original trilogy with so much joy that i was just in tears for the whole episode. Also AMAZING AND PERFECT casting for young Leia.

Hector's delivery... "crusty old white guy "... sublime 👌

I don’t want a season 2 of Obi Wan but I’d happily take a Vader series with Hayden.

Really appreciate how much of a TANK Vader is... Whenever you see him in the video games you always question it but seeing take Boulders and just swat at them like they were flies was freakin awesome. I also love how they are showing us where he learns all his tricks, all from Obi-Wan lol

Agustin’s Ice Cube “Yeah, yeah!” made me subscribe to this channel 😆

Season 2 could be Obi-Wan learning from Qui-Gon and maybe being hunted by Darth Mail and being drawn off world again, maybe running into Ashoka too possibly.

There can't be a season 2 in my mind. There has to be separation between this series and episode 4. It was already pushing it to have Vader and Obi Wan meet up again. But they closed it off well. This was satisfying. Leave it.

My thoughts on the music are that those familiar themes didn't come in until the end specifically so they could tell us, now these characters have become the characters you see in ANH. For 10 years, Vader has been hunting Jedi and when he found out Obi-Wan was alive, he made it his mission to track him down and face him again. But once Obi-Wan defeated him, Vader is even MORE focused on searching for him and "destroying" him. Palpatine pulls him back and reminds him that Vader is supposed to be Palpatine's servant and tool, doing HIS bidding and going where he tells Vader when he tells him to, not making himself unavailable by focusing on Vader's own wants. In that moment when he swears that he serves only Palpatine, that he is not daring to even think about disobeying him and doing whatever he wants, in THAT moment he becomes the Vader we know in ANH, the one who submits to Tarkin's authority because the Emperor commands him to. And that's when we hear the Imperial March, signifying that Vader has finally dedicated himself fully and wholly to the Empire and its causes. Similar to that, we hear Leia's theme when Obi-Wan describes her traits of kindness, wisdom, discernment, passion, forthrightness, and fearlessness...all traits which she displays in in the OT. Before now, she was a stubborn, mischievous, and slightly spoiled little girl who disobeyed her loving parents and perhaps didn't really appreciate them. But there were consequences for her actions this time, she saw people die, and she has learned to appreciate the fairy tale life she has been given. Perhaps she has taken her mother's words to heart from Episode 1 when Breha told her, "Then do more than smile and wave. You get out of this what you put into it." She tells Obi-Wan that it's ok he can't tell her more about her parents, and she looks at Bail and Breha, realizing she already has wonderful parents who love her and will do anything for her, and she loves them back. She is becoming the leader we know she can be, becoming truly the princess of Alderaan. And ofc we get Binary Sunset (The Force Theme) when Ben, having finally reconnected to the living Force and found himself again, bids Leia farewell and says "May the Force be with you," because Ben is now on track to being the hermit/wizard we are going to see in ANH. And because those themes were NOT in the series all the way through, they hit SO much harder here that, for me, they made me emotional.

I want a Kenobi show that leads right into A New Hope and then runs parallel, like Back to the Future 2. I want to see him interact with Chewbacca and Solo before they get the lift. I want to find out how he knew to come and protect Luke from the Tuskans, and what was going on behind the scenes. I want there to be much more to what was happening with Kenobi at the time, but he kept it hidden from Luke because he needed to fulfil Qui-Gon's predidiction that Anakin would bring balance to the force. I want cross-overs with Rebels, Rogue One and the battle of Scarif. I think that you would need a protagonist that can move between these stories to bind them together, that's why I this could happen in the last season of Andor. You could add so much context to Andor's character that way too.

I really miss Adam getting emotional over Star Wars 😂

Since this was a bridge from the prequels to the main trilogy, I’m OK with the soundtrack having soft references to both, while having it’s own thing.

You're all adorable!! Keep up the content! And yes, my heart exploded for this episode. Learning how Anakin got his facial scar, hearing Princess Leia's theme, then the last scene. Weepies🥲

Once again proving that Obi-Wan really was one of the most powerful Jedi to ever live.

I would love to see some more of Reva. I thoroughly enjoyed watching the relationship between Leia and Ben and this episode as a whole. If they move on with new stories with other characters I would be fine. It was emotional for me to watch the scene between Anakin and Ben. This was my favorite episode.

I am not a Star wars fan, haven't seen prequels but know the story and I liked the series. For me ot wasn't a nostalgia cash grab, there was a legitimate story and arc for characters. It was a final goodbye between obi wan and anakin. Obi is past it, that chapter is over for him and darth vader has completely cut ties and has become the true vader we know from original trilogy

This is the reaction I was waiting for. Can't wait to see how these guys react to the finale. It was so epic and wow what an emotional finale. I'll be looking for tears in these guys eyes lol. Bravo to an amazing series. 👏🏾✌🏾💪🏾

Love your reaction guys. Cheers! The conversation between Obiwan and what's left of Anakin made me cry. Love the acting for both actors job well done.

The breathing sound Vader made after his chest piece was damaged sent me all the way back to my childhood. A heartbreaking scene that shaped me.

THANK YOU, Adam! You are the only reactor I've seen who recognized the comic look Kenobi has at the end. I jumped off the bed when I saw it the first time!

I just wanted two things from this show, Obi-Wan vs Vader, and Obi-Wan genuinely Smiling again and being at Peace, and that's exactly what I got, I'm completely satisfied.

2:55 No worries Hector, I only just noticed this week that the "I" at the end of Kenobi was a lightsaber too :)

It doesn't give his relationship with Vader any closure but I thought the best part of the show was that it did give his relationship with Anakin closure. He knows now that it was not his fault, and that gives him the peace of mind not only to confront Vader fully, but to also eventually train Luke properly in the next movie. This episode was my favorite piece of live action star wars in quite some time. Also, please give us a Vader series. Watching full power Vader not only kick ass but have a character arc was so cool

reva : have i become him? me : idk, have you killed a room full of children?

My Theory is that Reva will continue her story and perhaps aswell as Obi - Wan. Both will more than likely explore deeper into the " Network", and hopefully will we see Voss and other Jedi that seeked aslyum =D

Man the fight scene between them was amazing! And the ending wow

Love you guys. I'm so grateful I got to watch this series with you.

Vader / Anakin screaming OBI-WAN gave me chills. It was reminded me of Victor Frankenstein’s monster coming after his creator. Just terrifying and sad at the same time.

I wonder if we’ll see Reva again if they introduce Cal into live-action since they were both younglings around the same time. 🤔 love your reactions guys! Another great one!

Well done guys, love watching your reaction! How you don't have 1 million subs is beyond me.

Obi Juanito!!!! Great reaction as always guys! As a somewhat recent Star Wars fan who didn't project my expectations onto the show, I am very very happy with it. It brought in both expected and unexpected story beats. It's great to leave in here at one season. IF they do a second season I think it would have to be *very* different. It has to be worthy of a show. I wouldn't want too much of Vader. I wish Hayden at least another opportunity to play the character (outside of the Ahsoka show). Vader is a character where less in more when it comes to live action. The comics have been doing great things with his character. Use him carefully, is my advice. Since they resolved Obi Wan's key inner conflicts in this season (guilt over Anakin's fall and duty to watch the twins), they would have to create another one that is at least just as compelling. Right now, I can't imagine what that is. I could see him, like Hector said, keeping in touch with Rebel leadership (Bail, Ahsoka). If they veer into him helping with The Path, then just make it a show about The Path where he, Reva, Quinlan Vos, Cal, and Ahsoka can appear. I love learning about the force and training with Qui Gon intrigues me, but I can't see a six episode season focused on that. Another season needs a fresh, high stakes conflict without retreading old ground. I would watch a second season regardless, but please only make it if it will be better.

"Then my friend is truly dead." "Then my father is truly dead." I guess it just hits different from your kid.

It's great having y'all back in the same studio!

Nobody: Star Wars fans when Obi-Wan says "Hello there": (tear up) He said the thing!

I may be reading to much into it, but its interesting that both obi wan and ashoka manage to damage vader mask, allowing a small part of abakin to emerge; albeit briefly. But it is luke that is able to get the mask to come off, and willingly, allowing anakin to finally come back and cast aside vader. Its like vader is literally a persona that anakin buries himself under, almost like a defence for himself. I feel like this is very purposeful on the directors parts, whether planned or not.

This is my 6 year old niece's first Star Wars, and she's running through my brother's house saying that she's Leia. It's so special.

Oh man, I love the sound effects when yall cuss lol..

7:33-10:02 -10:56 official proper rematch that includes a much badass improved proper lightsaber combat choreography of Obi wan and darth vader 7:23 the return of “I”ll do what I must” of Obi wan, with the badass lightsaber swing and pose action. 10:16 super saiyan Obi wan moment 15:56-15:58 How hector would respond to reva 😂😂😂 22:36 obi wan’s iconic “hello there” returned is the best thing to happen. 23:03-23:08 long time return of qui gon

This is an episode I hope to see on a big screen someday. That was a very satisfying end, and I'm happy if this is the only season. If they find a way to give us more with Obi-Wan training or doing missions to build the rebellion I'd be down for that too. As long as it makes sense and there's a reason to do it.