Warning: Full spoilers for the episode below.
Star Wars Rebels ended its four-year run in pretty much the only way it could - with a ragtag band of freedom fighters making their last, desperate stand against the Galactic Empire. The double-length finale episode made use of a number of familiar Star Wars tropes, but did so in ways that stayed true to the series rather than simply recycling what's worked in the past. The finale might not answer every burning question fans have about these characters or tie up every loose end, but "Family Reunion and Farewell" gives Rebels the sendoff The Clone Wars was never able to enjoy.
On paper, the finale did play out quite a bit like the climax of Return of the Jedi. You have the lone Jedi hero making his defiant stand against Emperor Palpatine while his Rebel friends fight a losing battle against overwhelming forces as they try to destroy an Imperial facility. But again, none of these similarities were so blatant that they became distracting. Rebels simply followed the "rhyming" nature of the Star Wars saga as it brought Ezra's character arc to its fitting conclusion.
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