Early review for the first 2 parts. The action is ok, not as fluid or well shot as  Mandalorian let alone, star wars film quality. Ewan McGregor's acting is not bad. Moses Ingram is always pouting with one note acting, but the character she plays is over brooding and uninteresting. Inquisitor Reva's grudge with Obi-wan is driving force of the drama which hopefully won't be some very blatant allegory for racism, which the other Inquisitors already use to in part 2, by saying she is the lowest of them. One of the biggest gripes I have with the writing, is that Obi-wan is supposed to have been doing absolutely no training for ten years  since Episode 3; as a writing device, besides conveniently aging up luke and laya to an age where they can interact with the script, its  a way to create a subplot of having Obi-Wan regain parts of his former self from a depressive state he's been in for a decade in which he's been working on a space tuna cutting line where half his pay gets stolen before his eyes after every shift. Basically having Obi-wan not train, when Yoda sent him to Tattoine specially to train, makes the show more sluggish than the exciting higher energy series it could be.