"We'll prepare for the worst and hope for the best." I mean, Star Wars has never been known for great dialogue, but a stereo-typed trope that bad was uncalled for.

Am I the only getting the impression that Baylon's mission is going to turn out to be far more significant and dangerous than Thrawn? I have this sense of an "under the radar" plot that suddenly will be changing the entire playing field. Maybe I'm overthinking it, but whatever he's up to is serious and has little to nothing to do with bringing Thrawn back to the SW galaxy. In fact, I have a feeling he considered Thrawn's return merely as an unfortunate but necessary side effect of getting where he needed to be to accomplish his yet unknown task. That would explain some of the things he said to Ahsoka and to Lady Morgan in earlier episodes. I don't know if Baylon survives through the last episode, the only problem is that Ray is no longer with us to continue Baylon's plot.

Awesome to see C3PO again. Wondering if there will be some kind of CGI'd appearance of Leia through a holograph communication, and if they'll use 3PO any further.

Almost a throw away line, but the whereabouts of Zeb were mentioned. Hoping this leads to an appearance and inclusion of Zeb eventually in whatever is planned to follow this series. I believe next week is the final episode. It has every feeling of ending with all kinds of loose ends, perhaps even the main plot, to propel us into the next chapter of the story, whatever that may be. If they really wrap up all of this in one episode next week, they wouldn't be able to help it not feeling rushed and disappointing IMHO.