Editor Pick: TV

"The affection I had for my brother, I translate into my performance. I try to convey that with my heart and I always will."

"No matter how many times you're knocked down, you get right back up and you keep going."

"Voice acting is the purest form of acting because you have to fill in all the blanks."

"If you're playing Hamlet and Macbeth and you start thinking of the baggage that comes with it, you can't do the job. So I blocked it all out."

When two longtime friends have a falling-out one disastrous evening in a motel room, it takes effort, discussion, anger and physical confrontation to determine whether their friendship is worth it.

"My job is to tell stories. I'm blessed to be able to do that in a lot of different modalities."

"You know it's the bad guy, but it's lighthearted with a learning element, and it can't be quite as scary."

The last two episodes are worth waiting for, and the previous six do some character- and world-building that are no doubt going to be important in season four.

The films are beautiful renditions of the story that have beloved actors in roles they were born to play. A reboot is a tremendous mistake.

Season two was satisfyingly longer (16 episodes) than most Star Wars content on Disney+, and despite having some filler episodes (which are enjoyable nonetheless), it still checks off enough boxes that make it more than worthwhile to watch.