Couch Command Podcast – STAR WARS: AHSOKA

 

 


Welcome back again Commandos and Commanders.   The team sits down real quick to knock out our feelings on the first two episodes of Disney Plus’s STAR WARS: AHSOKA.  Click in and enjoy. 🙂

 

 

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Intro and Outro comes from the one and only, Starcadian! You can download Interspace and Freak Night here and here respectively.

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Podcast Audio Mixed and Produced by Brian “Sonic Clang” Kline

 

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MingMing

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Seeing a gangster trapped in a high schooler's body and vice versa is a recipe for comedic chaos, and this movie sounds like it delivers. Bullies getting their comeuppance? Action sequences with a surprising twist? Plus, a heartwarming subplot about family and redemption?

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ChasingTomorrow23

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Another body-swap comedy? Haven't we seen this a million times already? The reviewer even admits it's "nothing new." Do we really need another predictable story about a tough guy stuck in a teenager's body? Maybe if the acting was phenomenal or the script had some clever twists, it could be interesting. But just relying on the tired body-swap formula and "bullies getting a taste of their own medicine" doesn't impress me.

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JinnyGoesKrazy

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Just finished "The Dude in Me," and let me tell you, I laughed until my stomach hurt! Park Sung-Woong as the gangster trapped in a teenager's body is comedic gold. He perfectly captures the frustration and confusion of the situation. And Jin Young as the timid student suddenly harboring a gangster's spirit – hilarious! Seeing them navigate their swapped lives is pure entertainment. Sure, the plot might not be groundbreaking, but the execution is spot on. Plus, the movie has heart! The father-daughter bond between Jang Pan-Soo and Oh Hyun-Jung is surprisingly touching. And let's not forget the girl power moment – who needs a prince charming when you can kick butt yourself? Overall, "The Dude in Me" is a delightful comedy with surprising depth.

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Cupid is so Dumb

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I wasn't expecting much from "The Dude in Me," but I was pleasantly surprised! The body-swap shenanigans are funny, of course, but what really got me was the emotional core of the story. Seeing Jang Pan-Soo reconnect with his past and build a relationship with his daughter was heartwarming. Ra Mi-Ran is fantastic as Oh Mi-Sun, the strong single mom raising a daughter on her own. The film explores themes of family, forgiveness, and second chances in a way I didn't anticipate. Don't get me wrong, there are plenty of laughs too. The fight scenes with the unexpected twist are a highlight.

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Quintessential Mrs. Park

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The premise is fun – gangster in a high schooler's body – but the execution felt a little uneven. The comedic moments are hit-and-miss. Some scenes had me laughing out loud, while others fell flat. The acting is good, especially Park Sung-Woong, who steals the show with his portrayal of the frustrated gangster. However, the plot felt predictable at times. The bullies getting their comeuppance is satisfying, but the overall story arc didn't surprise me much. The father-daughter relationship is a nice touch, but it could have been explored in more depth. Overall, "The Dude in Me" is a decent comedy with some heartwarming moments. It's a good choice if you're looking for something light and entertaining, but don't expect anything groundbreaking

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