Jedi: Gandhi Sith: Hitler, Stalin, In middle between both: George W. Bush

It was nice to see Darth Maul again after the first episode of this season. All the other ones have been pretty boring in my opinion. Did anyone else get the feeling that it could be possible for Darth Maul to turn to the light side after he decided to play it cool when that Death Watch woman pointed a blaster on his brother's head? Somehow I could see Maul redeeming himself for protecting his brother or something.

I seriously doubt that. Sauron was one of the Maiar spirits like a demi-god, actually the most powerful one on Middle-Earth at the time of War of the Ring. Sith Lords are just mortal humans/aliens. And what does Sith Lords have to do with Deathstar? They don't make Deathstar's superlaser any stronger since they are using technology to create it and not the power of the Force. But to the question asked, no, Deathstar could not destroy The One Ring because it can only be destroyed in the Mount Doom. Sauron extended his own powers into it so it's not just normal fire & lava there. It's filled with Sauron's power.

In my opinion they are all just blue, if they look different in some scenes that's the fault of editors or whoever made those lightsabers. In Empire Strikes Back during Luke vs. Vader-duel, at the beginning Vader's lightsaber looks like pink coloured but at the end of the duel, it's normal red again.

Why do you think they put that music there at the end? Of course he didn't survive. You can clearly tell by how that whole scene was made that Gregor didn't survive that explosion.

She would most certainly be more interesting companion & romance option than Jaesa. I'm not fan of Jaesa's voice acting, it seems so...dull and emotionless sometimes.

Weird, I have watched both commentaries on blu-ray version for episode 3, but I don't recall Lucas say anything like that.

Where did Lucas said that?

Wait, are you actually saying that there is something in prequels that doesn't make sense? Yeah George shouldn't have used the word "balance" to descripe that prohpecy, but rather say something like "it is foreseen that this boy will destroy the sith once and for all" or something like that.

Well George Lucas has himself said that if Qui-Gon would had trained Anakin, he would had trusted Qui-Gon more than Palpatine, so Anakin would have never turned to the dark side.

From the sith, the most powerful force user is Sidious I think, otherwise I would say Vader, but he never achieved his true potential. From the jedi, there aren't that many really strong characters I know of, so I say Yoda. My opinions are based from the movies.

Why to even talk about this, Revan would had died two times already if it wasn't for T7 and Exile. Emperor is stronger.

Empire never was under Vader's rule, it was under Emperor's rule, duh! Heck, Vader wasn't even leading the forces on Endor. And how you even blaim Vader when stormtroopers lost to ewoks is just...

"We aren't talking about Vitiate. We're talking about Vader VS Revan. Could Vader have redeemed a spirit of a lost Dark lord of the Sith with mere words ? I think not. This all matters" It's foolish to assume that Vader would even try to redeem a spirit of a lost dark lord. Vader was a sith, it's the jedi who redeem spirits. (Revan was a jedi when he reemed that spirit)

He lost against Kenobi because he wasn't as experienced fighter as Kenobi, and the hate and dark side in him made him arrogance and ignorant of the advantage Obi-Wan had then. (the so called "high ground") Did you skip the Dooku fight when you watched Revenge of the Sith? Obi-Wan was taking a nap when Anakin defeated Dooku. Duh! You say he wasn't that good lightsaber duelist, still at the start of order 66, he killed many jedi masters in jedi temple, including Cin Drallig who was some sort lightsaber combat teacher or something. Sure clone troopers help Vader kill jedi at the temple, but he killed countless jedi on his own too.