Meg Dowell is a Freelance Editor at various outlets including Culturess, Dork Side of the Force, and Comic Book Resources. She specializes in arts and entertainment, covering topics such as film, television, and music, with a particular focus on franchises like Star Wars and popular shows like Grey's Anatomy. Meg's insightful reviews and analyses have made her a prominent voice in the entertainment media landscape.
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KB's storyline in this episode felt eerily parallel to my experience as a kid.
I have said for a long time that as far as Star Wars TV episodes go, "Trials of the Darksaber" from Star Wars Rebels holds the top spot as one of the greatest s
By: Meg Dowell
Of all the things Star Wars fans are the loudest about, begging for Knights of the Old Republic to enter the official canon is well within the top five. The gam
By: Meg Dowell
As members of an audience, we often don't think about the actors behind the characters they are playing. While some performances are just that -- an act -- many
By: Meg Dowell
Star Wars author Justina Ireland, who has published over 20 books, comics, and other stories set in a galaxy far far away, will soon publish her final works in
If the penultimate episode is any indication, Skeleton Crew may be one of the best Star Wars shows yet.
Ming-Na Wen dreamed of being in Star Wars for decades before it finally happened. Now she has portrayed her character, Fennec Shand, across three separate TV sh
By: Meg Dowell
One of many notable elements about Skeleton Crew that makes it great is its subtle Star Wars "easter eggs." These references -- such as the very brief nod to th
You can tell a lot about the quality of a show overall by comparing its first episode to its last. Have its main characters grown? Have things come full circle?
By: Meg Dowell
I'm always hesitant to claim that a show -- especially a Star Wars show -- is near-perfect. All creative endeavors are both open to and worthy of criticism beca
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