Real Identity of Star Wars' Supreme Leader Snoke

[Nostalgiabuff]

when Rebels was getting ready to air they said that it had direct ties to the new trilogy. I don't see any direct ties with the characters.....unless of course one of them is the villain

[phil]

When I saw The Force Awakens, Snoke reminded me of The Inquisitor from Rebels.

[Gorn Captain]

Snoke is George Lucas, secretly trying to sneak his rejected scripts back into the storyline...

[jwyblejr]

There are so many rumors on YouTube right now,you have to laugh at half of them.

[knight errant00]

I thought all the crazy fan theories had settled on Jar-jar at this point.

[phil]

Maybe Snoke is Jake Lloyd.

[jwyblejr]

^Not as crazy as the 'Snoke is Maul' or 'Snoke is Palpatine' or my favorite 'Snoke is Mace Windu'.

[danadoll]

Nah...Snoke is really Yoda.

[jwyblejr]

And now the latest YouTube rumor is that he's Anakin's long lost twin brother. Where do these people come up with this stuff?

[phil]

And now the latest YouTube rumor is that he's Anakin's long lost twin brother. Where do these people come up with this stuff?

That's a good question.

[Spyweb007]

Snoke is the Red Skull! That's where the Cosmic Cube sent him at the end of Captain America . . . It's all part of Disney's plan to have a big Star Wars/Marvel crossover.

[phil]

Snoke is the Red Skull! That's where the Cosmic Cube sent him at the end of Captain America . . . It's all part of Disney's plan to have a big Star Wars/Marvel crossover.

That makes as much sense as any other crazy theory.

Why does Snoke have to be some previously seen character or have a connection to a major character? Why can't he just be a bad guy? I am sick and tired of movies insisting on a direct link of some sort between the hero and villain. Sometimes it's ok because it comes from the original material the movie is based on but most of the time it's just lazy storytelling.

[Hedji]

"What makes him 'Supreme'?" This deleted scene just cracks me up.