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We’ll be back next week with an Obi-Wan Kenobi recap of episode three, streaming on Wednesday, June 1.Disney and Lucasfilm’s latest Original Series “Obi-Wan Kenobi” will start streaming on Disney+ on Wednesday, with the first episode. That’s our breakdown of what happened this week in the Obi-Wan Kenobi premiere. The series will likely build towards another fight between the two old friends.
The episode ends with Vader in a bacta tank, still healing from his wounds acquired in his final duel with Obi-Wan. She tells him that Anakin has become Darth Vader. 
Before they do, Reva reveals to Obi-Wan that his former Padawan and friend is still alive. Obi-Wan and Leia are almost caught, but with help from the conman, they make their way off of Daiyu.
She seemingly kills her boss to take his place and continue the search for Vader’s old friend.
Reva plunges her lightsaber into the Grand Inquisitor when he tries to interfere with her hunting Obi-Wan. She catches on to the fact that she was kidnapped specifically to lure Obi-Wan out of hiding. #KENOBI DISNEY PLUS FULL#
The precocious young princess is full of questions and doesn’t quite believe him.
As with the young Anakin, Obi-Wan is a mixture of irritated and affectionate to Leia as he tries to get her off-planet. Still, he gets Leia out, with Reva and the other Inquisitors on his tail. As he fights his way through guards, we see that Obi-Wan has lost some of his fighting skills through the years. The Jedi infiltrates a drug facility based on the conman’s intel and finds Leia there. Obi-Wan makes contact with a conman, played by Kumail Nanjiani, pretending to be a Jedi to scam people. The planet is a bustling urban area, but it is clearly a safe haven for criminals. Obi-Wan arrives on the planet Daiyu looking for Leia. Below are a few key moments and observations: Obi-Wan Kenobi episode two continues directly from episode one. Obi-Wan Kenobi recap: What happened in episode 2? We wouldn’t be surprised to see him making an appearance before this is all over. It’s entirely possible the actor said that to throw fans off. Liam Neeson recently stated he’d like to return to the role of Qui-Gon, but only in a Star Wars movie. The premiere episode teases the return of Kenobi’s mentor Qui-Gon Jinn, with “Ben” trying to speak to the late Jedi Master’s Force ghost. He is pushed to action when a young and inexperienced Jedi is killed in town by the Inquisitors. Episode one ends with Obi-Wan retrieving his lightsaber and leaving Tatooine for the first time in a decade to find Leia. When Leia is kidnapped, her adoptive father Bail Organa comes to Obi-Wan for help, though the retired Jedi is reluctant to get involved. Both are reminiscent of their parents, with Luke playing at flying a speeder, and Leia using decoys to take her place at official ceremonies. Unlike Luke in The Last Jedi, Obi-Wan seems defeated rather than having grown critical of the Jedi. He works at a meat processing facility, earning a meagre wage and staying out of other people’s business, even when he witnesses injustice. Obi-Wan Kenobi has been living a quiet life on Tatooine, similar to that glimpsed in 1977’s Star Wars, with parallels to Rey in The Force Awakens and Luke in The Last Jedi. One Inquisitor (Jedi hunter) named Reva has been doggedly searching for Kenobi to curry favor with Darth Vader. We see that the Empire has been hunting Jedi for these 10 years. It sets the tone for the Obi-Wan Kenobi series well, though with some accidental parallels to current events that make it feel even more shocking. The murder of children in Revenge of the Sith was one of the Star Wars franchise’s darkest moments. The episode opens in a tragically timely manner, with a flashback to the storming of the Jedi Academy following Order 66 to kill all Jedi, 10 years before’s the show’s events. Below are a few key takeaways and observations from Obi-Wan Kenobi episode one:
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