BOOK OF BOBA FETT Finale - Every STAR WARS Easter Egg & Full BREAKDOWN + What’s Next for Mandalorian

[@mykopy]

The "tablet" that Boba Fett writes his surrender on is actually a Coleco Bowlatronic bowling game from the 70s. I still have mine!

[@bobsanderz3005]

That’s a cool little Easter egg

[@jonathant9175]

Lol 100% something they could have plausibly used in the OT as a prop

[@boomshroom5118]

Let go bowling 🎳

[@HumbleCrow27]

Point of contention, Grogu doesn't crush the droid like Luke taught him. He grabs the shiny metal ball like the Mandalorian taught him.

[@pashby69]

That's what I thought at the time, although when we got a closer look at was not so ball shaped.

[@maximusplebius9992]

*Grogu*

[@rosemary702001]

Grogu likes shiny objects but he knows danger when he sees it. And he’s gifted so he knows where to point the force. He went for the joint, a vulnerable place on anything with joints. I think Grogu knew just where to concentrate but didn’t consider the trajectory or is just too small to physically handle the thrust without the force. He’ll learn.

[@yoda908]

@@maximusplebius9992just translated your comment Grogu. It translated to yellow.

[@BirdNerdFilms]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@GeoffGummer]

Speaking as a New Zealander, Tem Morrison has always tried to bring Maori fighting styles into this show. When He kills at the end, that face is often used in Haka when symbolising defeating the enemy - if you're a kiwi, you'd know it. The tongue out and the shake of the head while stabbing down. Go Tem. Proud New Zealander here, I'd watch it even if it was rubbish - fortunately, it was excellent.

[@PerfectlyUselessComment]

And when the All Blacks scare the s--- out of their opponents lol.

[@GeoffGummer]

Yeah.. I've been thinking about just how special it is to see it in its context. I doubt anyone has ever seen it in real life or even in a movie before... (I cant recall if it was in any of the NZ movies like UTU). Go Tem.

[@-MCMLXXII-]

I'd noticed that he was bringing those elements into this series through himself and the Tusken tribe a little even - it's a great way of making Boba a unique individual and to rep his heritage!

[@GeoffGummer]

@@-MCMLXXII- He has said that he was - he "got permission" I guess :)

[@MrPanetela]

wow! thank you for that insight! now i see it reflects back upon thousands of years of real warriors on real battle fields. Especially staff manipulation always looked different somehow; now i see why...make a bet many star war fans will begin mastering the staff as a new addition to light sabering skills all because of Boba and his Tuskan clan.

[@RunnerX13]

I love how Peli is the only one who talks to Grogu like a baby. “Did they teach you to fly an X-wing already?”

[@Posit_Zero_Blue]

Amy Sedaris would be one of the last actors I would have expected to end up in the Star Wars universe, but now I don't want a universe without Peli in it.

[@TakeasRealm]

she is grogus grandma haha "baby´s gotta eat" is such a grandma-line, we all got spoiled by our grandparents when we were young :D

[@dillmo27]

When the rancor rips the droid in half and Bobba says “Do It” I believe it was a call back to Anakin being told to kill Dooku by the emperor (even using the same arm motion to rip the droid as Anakin did to kill Dooku) and it showcases Bobbas turn to good the same way the latter showcased Anakins fall to the dark side

[@internziko]

Nice catch

[@andrewshandle]

I enjoyed that only one guy from the Pikes decided to use cover during the last 20 minutes the episode and the Rancor just grabbed him through the pillar anyway. It'll show him that he should have just stood out in the open like the rest of his buddies!

[@lordnihilus4845]

I enjoyed the part where the rancour devoured the puke😂

[@kiyru44]

@@lordnihilus4845 yeah I love it when rancor eats the pukes

[@billbixby395]

This points out the advantages of not standing up...

[@scorptarget]

😂😂

[@kingklank6732]

@@billbixby395 soooo, don't stand up aaand puke, or don't stand up and puke?

[@shayposting]

You missed one. Dung worms are from the Phantom Menace PS1 game, where a background NPC is selling them in the Mos Espa level. It's a ridiculously obscure Easter egg and I love it.

[@mitchellbecker610]

And if you step in them all the other NPCs will call you stinky!

[@DrPOP-jp7eb]

Nice catch.

[@JeremyDadHat]

Hey! Stop stepping on my dung worms!

[@ClonedGamer001]

On the topic of Boba "remembering" he has a jetpack, I saw this theory that you actually need to have the helmet on in order for the pack to work, as a safety precaution. Hence during the fight in Episode 1 he couldn't use his pack, as he couldn't put his helmet on. The show even makes a point to show the helmet fall to the ground during the fight. In the first episode of Mando season 2, as Cobb Vanth is preparing to enter the fight with the Kryat dragon, he's shown putting on his helmet before his jetpack activates. We also never see any other mandolorians or clones or anyone else using their jetpacks without their helmet on, with the sole exception of Pre Vizla during his duel with Maul. Considering this is the only time that we see anyone do this, I'd say it's more likely that Pre Vizla's jetpack was modified to bypass that safety precaution. So it's not that Boba forgot he had a jetpack, it's that it wasn't an option at the time. (And yes, I know about the foot thruster things used by both Bane in TCW and Ezra in Rebels, those are very clearly different technology though, since they emit some sort of blue energy instead of a jet of fire, don't allow long-range flight, and are obviously mounted differently)

[@faevoryn6578]

This is a thought provoking idea! I bet Mandalorians are not keen on flying without helmets. I do recall Bo Katan giving Obi Wan a jetpack in the Clone Wars, and both of them flew without helmets in that scene. But I like your theory of Visla making a modification. Bo Katan was Visla's right hand back then. Maybe all of the Deathwatch crew followed suit...

[@juliogarcia5725]

Don't forget that if he would have used his jetpack, it would've left Fennec Shand by her self. I thought he was protecting her.

[@ClonedGamer001]

@@faevoryn6578 Oh right, I forgot about that scene. But yeah, all known instances of helmetless jetpacking was with Death Watch armor, so that might be specific to them

[@ttigger74]

@@juliogarcia5725 Don't forget short burst 180 turn around to your enemy's back to free Fennec in a def move that could have actually saved them.

[@tatters6623]

@@juliogarcia5725 not if boba flew up and shot just 1 guy surrounding her lol.

[@alexanderthomas7725]

I also thought the fight between Boba Fett and Cad Bane had some fantastic symbology for Boba Fett's growth as a character. Bane comments about Boba's armor and when the fight begins, Fett relies on his armor and blaster. These are iconic to the original character we know, and the same Boba Fett that Bane knows. When Cad Bane went in for the killing blow, he knocked Boba Fett's helmet off and in that moment we get to see Boba as vulnerable. He's no longer the masked badass but rather an emotional and complex character. Finally, it's Fett using the Tusken gully staff and the training he received from the Tuskens to defeat Bane. He used the tools and tactics he gained from his journey of growth - his newfound personality and strength - to defeat someone from his past. With the notion of Cad Bane teaching a young Boba Fett, this fight shows us Boba's growth from the silent badass into his evolution of an individual who is more than his armor while confronting the demons from his younger days. At least that's how I saw it.

[@tompatchak8706]

Ohhhh I like that!! Well done

[@NoGood_Advice]

R2D2 actually flies a starfighter by himself before in the clone wars. When Anakin and Mace go down to the wreckage of a cruiser and are ambushed, R2D2 flies Anakins yellow starfighter to the jedi temple on coruscant. So now you know R2 has flown by himself a few times.

[@ZiddersRooFurry]

R2 is seriously the most badass character in the entire canon. He's lived through SO many battles now he might as well be a Jedi himself.

[@roryotoole3279]

R4 with Obi-Wan in ROTS

[@worldsedge4991]

Luke also "keeps it on manual" when R2 suggests he hand over his keys while Luke is babbling about dead Ben telling him to go to Dagobah...

[@melancholy6597]

I noticed the ending song saying Boba Fett clearly as well. I feel like it symbolizes how he completed his objective and came into his own making a name for himself outside of bounty hunting and breaking away from his lineage.

[@dankmeme682]

He's now the Daiymo of Tatooine. It's king of the people and protector of the world. Love it, now anytime we hear Tatooine we know Boba is in the picture.

[@themuffinman3906]

I just assumed I never realized it always said boba fett, but I guess that was just for this episode

[@MrPanetela]

i suspect you are right, good catch on that.

[@theglitch_713]

I thought I was going crazy when I heard it... Lol

[@bobsanderz3005]

My kids are still singing it around the house

[@Hawk199031]

Small detail I enjoyed was that Fennic's short blade was covered in Pyke blood after she back stabbed the guy. Disney typically shy's away from using blood of any color.

[@flu-fiorde4324]

And it was a WWII like bajonett.

[@CarlosGilMj23]

Green liquid… that’s doesn’t look like blood… so… Disney turn blind. That’s good no?. 🤷🏾‍♂️😂

[@austinconnors7449]

YEAH THE BLOOD ON THE KNIFE IN THAT SCENE TOTALLY SHOWS HOW DISNEY ISN’T SHYING AWAY FROM GORE, TOTALLY NOT THE HANGING MOK SHAIZ😂😭

[@MrPanetela]

i'm starting to warm up to her. and you realize, she is faithful to boba, she kept her word and did the ultimate, and did it alone. She isn't Leia, but in another way, she is.

[@prashant_kerung_thegim0709]

She's better than boba atleast on this show. I liked when she said " respect ! I like it " to that cyborg girl.

[@nuclearsimian3281]

"This show hasn't been perfect, but its given us some great Star Wars." Exactly! This is exactly my point. I don't really mind if individual episodes aren't so awesome, or individual plotlines or B plots aren't super thrilling, but if it makes the universe bigger and more detailed, and the characters are interesting, that makes me happy, because its still fundamentally making Star Wars better.

[@Grayfox354]

Thank you, this is refreshing to read after all the whining and complaints. I've enjoyed it too, it's not without its flaws but it was a great story and I look forward to more.

[@RunnerX13]

What about individual series? This show made me not want to see more Boba Fett, and that makes me sad.

[@giovannirodriguesdasilva646]

The Mandalorian is the Original Trilogy, Book of Boba Fett is the prequels, at first not so loved but in a few years it gets better

[@yaboi5047]

As a super casual star wars fan, but have been watching it and playing the games since the 70s, I am happy there are episodes and storylines for all the different kinds of fans. I loved the series, it owes me nothing and takes me for a great ride with unexpected turns all over the place.

[@brianhogg358]

Presumably, Grogu choosing to put the Rancor to sleep is simultaneously a sign of his growing powers -- he'd used them a moment ago to stop the droid and didn't have to fall asleep -- and that he's more balanced, since the last time he thought Mando was in danger, he tried to force choke Cara Dune.

[@djayk9692]

Demonstrates his power since Luke was unable to do it.

[@jbomber4416]

I think the light on cad banes chest is either saying that he’s still alive or it’s calling his droid for assistance since we ain’t seen the droid yet

[@DeividManuRos]

Din saying: ''I'm with you until we both fall'' was very heartfelt

[@Generator-gc2jo]

True Mandalores

[@Benz2533]

There only the way, the way of the Mandalore.

[@MrPanetela]

is Din the heir apparent to Tarre Vizsla throne? or will they pull a fast one and give Din an epic death. Little blips are pointing in that direction. But too vague to predict accurately.

[@cyberbehikesanakori]

The true way

[@cd5sircoupe]

@@MrPanetela Why is it That every comment you make Has these annoying line breaks For no good reason I've seriously read about a dozen Of your comments Throughout this whole comment section And every one of them is the same way I don't know if you have some kind of device limitations or whatever, but just stop it. It's annoying as hell. Learn how to use paragraphs or something. We're not trying to pad the page length of an essay or something.

[@ShredderSensei]

The scene where the train reveals the guys that turn on the Gamorrean guards is taken from Once Upon a Time in the West

[@kyletitterton]

You bring a horse for me? Looks like we're shy one horse. You brought two too many.

[@ShredderSensei]

@@kyletitterton favorite scene!

[@matiasgarcia7823]

One of my most fond movie watching memories was watching that film with my grandfather. Glad i wasnt the only one who made that connection

[@Benz2533]

I though that the part that the 2 guard fall down the cliff is from 300.

[@tysondennis1016]

They took on two Technoblades at once

[@AndrewH2_08]

The scene where grogu and mando reunited brought a tear to my eye

[@Arob4343]

Bane’s head plate was also shown in The Bad Batch. I feel like Boba and Bane’s duel was essentially confirmed as cannon back then

[@roromad9603]

the rancor rampaging also reminds me of the incredible hulk, especially when he is calmed down afterwards.

[@masterhypnos6783]

Hey, Big Guy. Sun’s gettin’ real low.

[@KeffLeTalker]

watched it yesterday and thats the first thing i said xDD

[@likeluptid]

I don't remember if it was an X-wing, but R2D2 piloted a ship by himself in Clone Wars, when Anakin and Mace Windu were stuck under a pile of rubble. R2D2 took a ship and fled to Coruscant to alert others of Anakin and Mace' plight before young Boba Fett could find them.

[@EthanGrantC]

It was a jedi starfighter, but it's really the same point

[@jakestark2483]

@@EthanGrantC it really does! The jedi star fighter especially the first generation was built specifically for jedi and a slightly harder ship to fly then the X-wing

[@Kajkes]

Chopper could do it in the Rebels, why the best droid ever couldn't.

[@warrick3w881]

He did it again in another episode with him and 3po. And he also shot down a droid. Think it was season 4 when they got separated from the clone army and went planet hoping

[@Crazy-pl1lo]

the first time we see it is in the empire strikes back

[@XxPanzerxX2000]

The shields on the Syndicate droids reminded me of the Onderon arc in TCW, where Rex and Anakin teach the freedom fighters to roll ion grenades through droideka shields carefully, which lets the grenades roll through the shield. The Syndicate droids also reminded me of the Hutt Cartel war droids from the Rise of the Hutt Cartel expansion for SWTOR.

[@djdavemash]

In that scene I thought that everybody was too young to actually know of that "trick", since nobody even tried it

[@WoodlandDrake]

I don't think anyone had any grenades to try, and I'm pretty sure that these larger shields worked differently considering these were siege droids and could smash through anything their shield got caught on. Krrsantan had to blast away pretty hard at the shield and weaken it just to try to manually breach it.

[@82fdny97]

I saw them as war of the worlds or maybe independence day. Boba fires his rocket and the explosion covers everything up. We don't know if it worked. Then they emerge from the smoke still intact

[@c-log4700]

This is the scene I thought of too!

[@jonathantruong7069]

Also reminded me of the Second Battle of Geonosis, where Anakin, Ahsoka, and Rex had to take out that giant wall, and they're ambushed by Droidekas. Rex sneaks into the shield from behind and blasts the head, while Anakin slides underneath and impales with his lightsaber.

[@kize39]

You missed the fact Grogu left Luke before his training was complete to help Mando...just like Luke did with Yoda in Empire to help Han and Leia.

[@kevauk915]

I was thinking along the same lines. Both Anakin and Luke had dreams about people they cared about being in pain and went off to help them so maybe it was the same for Grogu. Not sure if Luke gave Grogu the armour and lent him his X-wing (saying he couldn’t interfere) or if Grogu stole the armour and talked R2 into helping him.

[@donnydonowitz536]

@@kevauk915 First new mando episode: grogu pulls out stolen lightsaber

[@Backroad_Junkie]

Grogu is 50 years old. It's conceivable that he's already had years of force training. He just needs to remember it all, and Luke set him on that path...

[@cryptmonkey4628]

@@Backroad_Junkie luke did say that , it’s more grogu remembering than teaching him/her

[@Backroad_Junkie]

@@cryptmonkey4628 Well, that's what I meant when I said that Luke set him on that path, lol...

[@tarshenry]

I also noticed the nod to Leon the Professional, with Fennec Shand’s taking out of the Pyke’s at the end. It was super cool. And I also totally forgot about the rancor! Haha, that really saved their behinds. I think it was a great finale, but I really felt the Tusken raiders were going to show up like a Zulu army at the end and save Tattooine, and the battle felt a little small in scope. But otherwise I really liked it and I am stoked for season 2.

[@gamingshark1326]

Boba could have just gotten his slave 1 instead of the rancor, it would have been a smaller fight 😂

[@phrixos2826]

im so happy that THE Rancor didn't get killed , i find him so cute! i was cheering him on when he crushed both the droids, which were also very cool. There was a moment, i thought rancor had bought it when the droid shot him! I hope he doesn't get killed in future episodes! GO RANCOR

[@bumbumballsquimneck2161]

My wife kept shouting "No, don't hurt the Rancor".

[@Gamer_G33k]

When a Rancor is killed, its hide is actually used to make armor, since its blaster and even lightsaber resistant. Not as good as Beskar, but its better than Durasteel I think.

[@ItsMavicBrah]

@@bumbumballsquimneck2161 mine refers to the rancor as "puppers" and yelled "oh no,don't kill puppers!

[@DARMARICH]

When the mods and Freetown folk were shooting at the Rancor I was like "y'all deserve to die if you kill him! Don't you dare hurt the cute Rancor!" So glad he lived.

[@ScreenCrush]

I'm really sorry I gave Lee van Cleef the wrong name. My bad.

[@CJ_Welch]

One of my favorite actors

[@anthonybynum11]

But I love clyde van queef just as much 🥲

[@forsakenjones4695]

Now you have to see 'The Good ,The Bad and The Ugly.. :)

[@RobertSandell]

As I've understood it he couldn't use the jet pack in that scene because he didn't have his helmet on. All the gyro an stabilizer controls are in the helmet.

[@kerricaine]

i assumed it was that in such a small circle, trying to take off, he would've cooked fennec with the jets

[@AdmiralStoicRum]

@@kerricaine i agree with both of you.

[@benl3738]

I love all the small details that went into these episodes. In the finale there were one or two scenes where you could see the slightest bit of white in Grogu’s eyes, which I don’t remember ever seeing before. Makes me think they’re showing him getting older since Yoda had plenty of white in his eyes.

[@kriskay6265]

Nice catch! I didn't even see that. It would have to do w/him getting older and also wiser too?

[@benl3738]

@@kriskay6265 that’s what I’m thinking.

[@Karloffpropaganda]

Not forgetting that Grogu administered the “size matters not” lesson Luke was trying to spell out to him. Character development. A bit of mirroring in this episode too, it happened a few times, but the best one being the shot of Boba throwing down his stick into Cad Bane. The same shot they kept using in the trailer from the first or second episode, where he gets attacked. Attacked in the same place, outside the sanctuary. Bookending.

[@insipidpanda6097]

An Easter egg you missed is when Mando and Boba are fighting the droids he does a jetpack dodge, which is one of his abilities in the star wars battlefront games.

[@allanspraggon7207]

Which probably existed long before any of the Battlefront games.

[@nightparalysis8056]

@@allanspraggon7207 except not considering before The Mandolorian and Book of Boba Fett we got 5 whole minutes of screen time of Boba in the movies lmao. So it hasn’t been around long before that.

[@MiteyMighty]

The fact that no one shot at the Scorpion while they entered the scene while their shields were down is the most frustrating thing in the whole episode. And the weird edit when Fennec exits the Pykes lair.

[@mikethehunter5212]

Even the Darksaber couldn't destroy it after being weakened by the Rancor. Logically, they would have had their shields up before rounding the corner. The filming crew probably just wanted you to get the full scale of them without the shield first.

[@kylesmith3211]

Or when everyone was just watching the rencor when they could have been shooting the scorpion droids to help out

[@shapuku1674]

Or the 360 quickscope by the mod

[@davecurtis86]

@@shapuku1674 lol that was fucking ridiculous

[@djdavemash]

@@shapuku1674 yeah this really stood out. As they weren't already silly enough :D

[@TheOneAndOnlyStuart]

In westerns, the gunslingers shoot the gun that’s laying in the dirt to distance it from their enemy. I really enjoyed the evolution of that trope, having Cad Bane shoot Boba to get him away from his gun.

[@sifrost6869]

For someone who had just 6 1/2 minuets of screen time in the original trilogy, hes done very well. I liked how he has changed, some may not, some may just want him to be the bounty hunter, but I think this path opens up so many possibilities for him. I'm looking forward to see where this goes...

[@4ksandknives]

Didn't see Cobb Vanth in the post credit scene! So happy that Oliphant gets to come back!

[@DeividManuRos]

I'm perfectly fine with Cad Bane being dead, not every cool Star Wars character can live forever. We have no idea what he was doing during the Empire time so there's definitely a chance we'll see him again in stories set in that time period. Boba needed to kill him there, if he didn't then people would just complain about how Boba is soft. It's kinda sad how hard to please a lot of Star Wars fans are.

[@qafannin]

I mean most of us would probably agree with this, I am personally just sad that his time in a live action sequence came to an end after barely two episodes.

[@Kajkes]

I waited for someone to kill him all Clone Wars and Rebels. It was a relief, yet kind of sad to see live action Cad only for four scenes.

[@brandynkoogler4500]

Agreed with this. I dont hope hes dead or alive im very pleased with the character and very pleased with how he potentially went out.

[@ahabwolf7580]

I'm sure we'll see him again somewhere. Seems like a lot of effort to put him on screen for that little amount of time. I'm hoping we get to see Hondo or some of the other characters from the animated series as well.

[@brandynkoogler4500]

@@ahabwolf7580 We better get hondo. And he better have the same voice

[@Firelord91021]

Two things. 1. Darth Bane wasn't in knights of the old republic, he tamed the rancor in his first novel, path of destruction 2. When we first saw the rancor in this episode, we only saw it's spine sorta swimming through the buildings, a nod to another monster movie, godzilla.

[@gregg7233]

And King Kong when he’s on the tower

[@Firelord91021]

@@gregg7233 yeah I was gonna say it, but it was already mentioned in the video

[@gregg7233]

@@Firelord91021 yeah I have a bad habit of going straight to the comments before I actually watch the video. It’s a problem. Lol

[@mikecrawford9484]

Thank you it was really irking me that nobody corrected him on the Darth Bane mistake. As cool as it would have been for Darth bane to be in Kotor

[@michaelrennison1598]

I'm pretty sure the "I guess there isn't going to be a barbecue" line is because the mandolorian brought her back the monster meat in the mandalorian episode

[@mikem4700]

Krayt Dragon meat

[@AdmiralStoicRum]

i think it is because he didn't kill the rancor

[@melvinbagby4221]

R2 flew the X-Wing by himself in The Empire Strikes Back, man. He brings it to the staging area where he and Luke depart. Then when Luke tells him where they're going he offers to fly the ship...perhaps somewhere else.

[@emmastubberfield4862]

I feel like Bane had to be killed by Fett to show Fett making a full transition away from bounty hunting, killing his former self in a way. And it also contrasted their paths as two old bounty hunters. I’ve really enjoyed Fett’s journey.

[@ryanmarini184]

It is definitely the first time the theme song included Boba’s name. My theory is that now he’s made himself into a legend and hero in the town, so he has the song now to go with the reputation.

[@lubbucs546]

The sound effect from Cad’s blaster was awesome. The echo sounded like a real gunshot.

[@AdmiralStoicRum]

yeah, and that really lets you get a feel for how heavy of a blaster it must be, since he knew he was going in against beskar, I imagine it was at its highest setting, and that was why it knocked boba around like he was being hit with a baseball bat

[@JadeCordova]

@@AdmiralStoicRum Yeah, the fact there's such a huge kick against a target far away (the Marshal and the Deputy) means they weren't just regular blaster shots. Even though Vanth was shot in the shoulder (he literally flew back), it would have done extensive damage that would require mods and not just a bacta tank soak.

[@Khanthiilas]

I loved this series I recognise it as a chapter in a larger mandoverse story. I think the best way to enjoy it is to have no expectations and just strap for the ride. It’s very disappointing when younger fans act butt hurt and self-entitled I personally am grateful that at 50 I can still enjoy Star Wars with my 75 yr old dad who took me to see the original movie back in 77

[@jakestark2483]

Congrats.

[@joshmciver4847]

never heard the term "strap in for the hard"... hm.

[@2geezgodaries]

We the fans won with book of boba fett

[@jenniferkiehl6186]

Thank you for your comment - I also was in the theaters in 1977, full of awe. Now I watch with my son, it was so fun to high-five him all the way through this thrill ride of an episode! Glad to see I'm not the only one here for a new Star Wars story, not the story I imagine will happen, but the one on the screen! :)

[@Nicd671]

I’m 26 years old. My introduction to Star Wars was episode 1 the phantom menace. Even though I was really young, I still remember going to see that movie in the theaters. I have an older brother who is also into Star Wars and if you ask if to choose between the light or dark side of the force we’ll say neither. We pick Mandalorians. Because if you want a force user dead, you call a mandolorian. So unlike a lot of those in my generation who are upset or don’t like this series of boba, I absolutely enjoy it. The series John has brought us has been extremely enjoyable and I can’t wait to see what more we’re gonna get! From a foundling, this is the way.

[@corbincroy4814]

Don't underestimate the final imageof Cobb Vanth in the bacta tank. Boba choosing to save his life proves that he can undo the damage done by Cad Bane.

[@tatters6623]

Cad Bane uses his Off-hand in his duel with Vanth! Cool as hell considering Vanths speed

[@conradcaba1770]

When Boba Fett rode the Rancor in, I was reminded of the mandalorian Prophecy, of he who would take up the Dark Saber and unite Madalorians, he who would become Mandalor... I'm suprised Din Jarin didn't reach that conclusion

[@Wackymushrooms]

15:49 *He says "Are you sure?" maybe because some escaped, there was one of the warriors who we never saw dead. Maybe she'll come back in the next season.*

[@josephbarnes2681]

She'd better. She opens up a lot of potential for the next season.

[@michaelmcchesney6645]

Once we saw the X-Wing coming, I think all of us wondered if Luke was going to end up joining the fight on Boba Fett's side. It's probably for the best because a few seasons down the line I could see Din Djarin summoning all his allied to help in a climactic battle to put Grogu on the throne of Mandalore (or whatever the climactic fight will be about). That's the point where Luke and Boba meet again. But there was a huge missed opportunity because we could have had Luke see Grogu stopp a rancor without even needing to hurt it. The master could have been shown up by his student.

[@thepangwin902]

Yeah for sure. People would probably be pretty mad that Luke helps out the mob.That and the fight would have been all of 60 seconds.

[@TheTkhhwilliams]

I thought R2 would zoom through to drop off Peli and Grogu after blasting the droids with proton torpedos

[@brucesnow7125]

Like that's exactly what happened in Mando. It would be absolutely dumb to repeat that again.

[@sub-zero5433]

that is the dumbest shit i’ve ever heard. baby yoda needs to leave the fucking scene already but disney knows they can make more toys of him so he stays around.

[@brianhogg358]

It would have been a strange choice to end two seasons with the same "Luke swoops in and saves the main characters" gag.

[@thedaniellahr]

Hey, Ryan! Did you (or anyone else) notice that Din Djarin dropped the Dark Saber and left it on the ground as get got away from the droid? I didn't see him go back to it and I never saw it back on his belt. Did he leave it there? You can clearly see it on the ground as he backs away. Plot hole? Or twist?

[@PjPerez]

I noticed that and it bothered me. I feel like it's just an editing/continuity oversight that they never showed him picking it back up, but maybe it's FORESHADOWING!

[@shanegilliam6838]

Actually in return of the mandalorian din gave up the dark Saber remember

[@rickenfatania]

Imagine an adult Grogu having mastered the force, wearing Mandalorian armour and with Yoda's lightsaber.

[@antoniogering9606]

The Vader/Boba storyline where Vader deflects Boba’s shot was a way better backstory to how Boba got his dent.

[@SpoonJedi]

I like these videos just as much as the Tv series itself!

[@bryanheilman4376]

Same

[@psychoniner]

I totally agree. I watch the episode early in the morning and wait for him to post his video in the afternoon. Then I watch the episode again.

[@Omar-cm5pb]

TOXIC fans are the worst

[@369frequencyandvibration]

more.

[@stephenlozano2816]

Love this channel!! I can’t wait to watch the reviews almost as much as I enjoy watching the actual episode. Bring on the Obi Wan series!!!

[@TheTrollMastah]

The “scorpion droid” is an Annihilator droid from the clone wars. It was in Legends and absolutely wrecked the clones that assaulted the world they and the destroyer droids were built on

[@mightytriceradog5490]

Lucky for Boba's crew that these Annihilators were defective, judging by the fact that they couldn't hit people, slowly running away, 20 feet in front of them lol

[@allanspraggon7207]

@@mightytriceradog5490 Not built for street fighting is all. Wrong tool for the job.

[@CostlyFiddle]

You totally forgot to mention that in the post credit this Modder ALSO is responsible for saving Fennick.

[@brc2706]

Boba mentions Cobb Vanth previously having Boba’s armor during their duel. This marks a time off screen where Bane likely met Vanth, implying a substantial amount of time he has likely spend either working on tattooine or for the pykes preparing for this job.

[@NixMaster3k]

I really hope cad bane isn't dead, but if he is, there's no better person to have killed him than boba fett

[@brodyalbert9214]

I'm pretty sure he is, I mean he got stabbed through the chest and left on a street with nobody to come for him

[@rustyshackleford1040]

His chest thing was beeping. He’ll be back.

[@13thSkull]

The clones also teach Saw Gerrera and his rebels how to gently roll grenades into those shields.

[@Kajkes]

Exactly what I thought about. Was waiting for Boba to say he saw that on Clones training in Kamino and roll at least one granade correctly. There was even a place for comic relief if he didn't manage the first time.

[@AdmiralStoicRum]

@@Kajkes i just realised that mando didn't use the detonators, just drop one, wait for the droid to walk over it then set it off

[@Eiglayn_Misthios]

I like to think that Din will eventually end up with a bigger ship that he can dock the N-1 in

[@nuclearsimian3281]

This is my guess as well, he probably won't abandon the N1 or just park it somewhere else, but if he gets a proper ship, say maybe the Gozanti from helping Bo-Katan or something similar, then he can fly both, be a bounty hunter, and also develop more that way.

[@markselby9352]

That would need to be a hugeeeeee ship

[@Myfirespraygunship]

Fantastic work, Ryan! Personally, I absolutely loved it. They took it places I did not expect. This was fans writing good Star Wars and having a blast with it. It was not for everyone, sure, but it was some of the best I've seen since RotS

[@hammyy7_]

When ryan said boba makes his enemies becomes allies, it made me call back to KOTOR 1 when bastilla shan says, “What greater weapon is there than to turn an enemy to your cause.”

[@AtlantiansGaming]

When the Rancor is beating down the second war droid, you can briefly see an editing error. After the eye and arm have been destroyed, you briefly see them back in place.

[@someone-pz4dg]

I thought I saw that as well

[@erikwhitfield4563]

I love when Boba Fett used his knee rockets 🚀

[@golan9143]

An Easter egg you missed that I thought was really interesting was if you skip to 16:28 in boba fett episode 7, the falling Gamorrean guards make the same noise as the acklay at 1:49:10 in attack of the clones. I haven't seen any other easter egg videos touch on this.

[@gi.an_m9525]

Well spotted!

[@TYSniper]

That sound was used in return of the Jedi when the rancor ate the gamorrean

[@golan9143]

@@TYSniper wow yeah I just checked

[@randymicallef3545]

There was a lot to love in this series and a fair amount of "Meh" That said, overall I really enjoyed this series and hope they can tighten things up a bit for season two. More Rancor Please!

[@internziko]

Considering that 80-90% of what's streaming is garbage i personally was happy to have some genuine star wars content to enjoy made by people that truly love the IP

[@SmallBEANville]

I want to see a Cobb Vanth show with W. Earl Brown. Deadwood:Tattooine or Blastersmoke! I need it.

[@stouting5]

Probably stating the obvious, but I just thought about how Grogu wasnt hurt by the piece of robot flying at him bc of the chainmail. Pretty cool!

[@nicholaswhorley8343]

I bet his little french fry sized ribs and tiny cherry tomato organs really would have been crushed. But that doesn't play out well for baby yoda's story so MEH :D

[@christophersmith138]

@@nicholaswhorley8343 so, I can’t remember when I heard it but basically, it wasn’t because of his armor, he didn’t get hurt because of the fact that he used the force, the same way the a Jedi’s lightsaber will stop right in there hand vs them having to move there arm to adjust for the impact.. however since grogu isn’t fully trained in the force he does fly back as he hasn’t fully learned to control it coming towards him and stopping for him to grab it.

[@andyreiber3624]

Love it how Peli shows up with Grogu in the middle of a fire fight like “hey what’s up? You guys doin something?” How could she not hear or see all that commotion?

[@AdmiralStoicRum]

probably thought it was part of the natural soundscape, she is from mos eisley

[@lcflngn]

So Peli! I’m happy she was there. Adore Amy Sedaris, but I was not a big fan of her first appearance. She’s grown on me enormously. As an actress she can and will do anything, and as a character she speaks every language. My hero :)

[@shamanpj]

Agreed. Just added to the overall weirdness factor.

[@ianrobertson3419]

@@lcflngn And has made the lovin with a jawa!

[@lcflngn]

@@ianrobertson3419 Omg no kidding

[@Karmicy]

No one else going to draw a comparison to when Boba tells the Rancor to "Do it!" to execute the droid and Palp ordering Anakin to "Dew it!" to execute Dooku?

[@josepablo6428]

Now that you mentioned it you are probably right. I thought of dracaris from GOT

[@xkmuffinzx3915]

Literally EVERY single time I hear someone say "do it" in any form of media I will ALWAYS scream "dew it" like Palps.

[@Kenja7981]

I am very surprised you didn't mention that Grogu's eyes are MUCH wider and "open". I think this is a nod to what you've been saying about the Jedi ways being flawed, Grogu's eyes are now "open" to the possibilities of much more, also to notify us that Grogu has remembered a lot of what has passed in his life and now he is "Awake" again. Brilliant little detail i felt in this episode.

[@connerSphotography]

I’m so happy Cobb vanth looks to be recovering.

[@hrreasoner2388]

9:20 He also took an X-Wing to look after the Battle of Hoth after Luke met back with the other pilots and left behind his T-47 Airspeeder

[@b1gamer68]

One thing I think you missed is when Din tried to ride the rancor and failed showing that he's not ready to rule Mandalore yet. Hopefully we see him ride a Mythosaur in season 3

[@campcamp7389]

I thought it was more because the rancor imprints on the first person it sees which was supposed to be boba hence why he can ride it.

[@Starganderfish]

That was definitely about the Rancor imprinting on Bobba and not about Mandalore. I actually loved that scene. He was so cocky “Here, watch the kid for a sec while I go sort this out… oh crap… OH CRAP!!… this was a mistake.” It actually tied back to those early episodes of Season 1 of Mandalorian when we see him screwing up a lot and making mistakes. He’s not actually as bad ass as everyone thinks. It makes him more human.

[@123JWJWJW]

Yeah. I have to agree. It is the imprinting thing that was mentioned in the episode when the rancor was introduced. Not just anybody can ride one. Nothing to do with Mandalorian rule.... nice try though

[@ScreenCrush]

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[@bryanheilman4376]

I thoroughly enjoyed this episode!

[@poorlydunbarvideos1472]

@ScreenCrush I agree with the "from here on out this is just stuff I wanted to see", but I cant help but nitpick the location of Fennec Shand's speederbike at the end of the fight. Did it pilot itself to where it needed to be, or did she park it impossibly close only to retreat to a different location to begin her sniping? Also, when we have two shooters on the roof with one providing a "distraction" against a robot with 2 separate turret-arms why in the sarlacc are they on the same damn roof? Theyre the same distance apart as the robot's guns! Other than that yes great episode and even better breakdown!

[@bigcat5781]

He can't use the jetpack without his helmet

[@KageNoTenshi]

Funny all your nippicking stops when the fights starts, that’s where all mine began, the fights were horrible tactics wise, they flew up to surprise the pikes only to land on the ground, and held up right in front of the canteen entrance to be surrounded, They could have one of them fly over them and be attacking them from both front and back to split their fire and make them easier targets, or splits up and fly in a circle above them while picking them off, which will make them really hard to hit since they are moving target flying above and make the pikes really easy targets since they are shooting them from above

[@legendaryc4917]

Ryan Aery

[@wauzer1]

Ciccio is the Italian Don in Seinfeld. Sí, Imma Ciccio!

[@brianthomason5022]

When grogu made a Yoshi noise when saying hello I wanted to cry it's so cute..

[@brocktechnology]

The Cad Bain is dead moment flowed just fine for me but on reflection, that's a really minor injury in the star wars universe and we don't even know where he keeps his vital organs.

[@jimmygee3219]

His chest plate thing I don’t believe stopped beeping, I could be wrong but I would imagine that was some sort of heart monitor

[@jakestark2483]

@@jimmygee3219 I am pretty certain cad bane is dead and here is my reasoning he said this is my final lesson which suggested either he was walking out or boba before that he first had a standoff with him wanting to finish it there it is him or boba both times, I honestly think Boba is talented enough to know when hes killed something

[@jimmygee3219]

@@jakestark2483 yeah I don’t disagree but that angle of the chest box still beeping seemed to leave it at least somewhat ambiguous. I doubt he comes back and think he’s dead but that box being given a noise just then and there is suspect

[@qafannin]

@@jimmygee3219 Yeah when I noticed the beeping I was a little suspect, I think he could be alive if thats what the sound was leading us to believe. But also, I feel like he should be dead because he's lived since the clone wars and this was a good ending to his story.

[@jenniferkiehl6186]

I thought the same!! "Was he stabbed through the heart?!? Is that even where his heart IS??!?"

[@NickelAntonius]

So when he got the rancor, the trainer said the thing imprints on the first person it sees. But Boba has the same face as thousands of other people (clones) wandering around.

[@jakeman025]

Irrelevant we haven’t seen any on tattooine...also when he was riding him he had his helmet and full suit on so the rancor couldn’t see his face...I’m guessing that’s why mando tried to ride him when he was on the tower because he was the closest resemblance to boba with the suit and helmet shape. However the rancor quickly threw him off which tells me that it’s more than just a visual connection. Boba has obviously been training with him nonstop and I’m thinking a lot of it has to do with smell. Everyone has a unique scent. It’s like when your dog can tell it’s you before it can even see you.

[@omicronenoch9974]

The clones aged at twice the normal rate and the Empire scrubbed the program. So, most likely all the clones are dead but if any are alive, they would look twice as old as Boba Fett.

[@yoursonisold8743]

By the time of Rebels (so before A New Hope) first generation clones like Rex are already old men. Cut to post Empire and they are most likely all dead. They were created with accelerated aging intentionally so they would get rid of them after the war was done. It's a huge deal in the Clone Wars related media. Boba was the only perfect clone (aside from Omega apparently) who had no accelerated aging and no alterations to his DNA or structure. He is just a perfect copy of Jango Fett.

[@CapnSlipp]

11:52 _“Just use your jetpack, dude.”_ There are many scenes throughout Mandalorian and Book of Boba Fett where using their jetpacks preemptively would’ve been easier. However, you never see either of them use their jetpacks for more than a burst of a few seconds here and there, except when in a fully dire scenario (it’s not like you ever see either of them pleasure-cruising across the desert from one town to another by jetpack). That leads me to believe their jetpack fuel reserves are fairly limited (maybe 30-60 seconds of flight time total), and they’re trained to try to always keep some left in the tank for an emergency escape or life-saving maneuver. Their jetpacks are one of their ace-in-the-hole weapons- they don’t have a lot of it, but when all else fails it can save them. So I’d head-canon that they both try to deliberately use as little jetpack fuel and keep as much in reserve as possible- Boba Fett Ep. 7 and Mandalorian S. 2 Ep. 1 are probably the only two times we see Boba and Din respectively completely deplete their jetpack tanks (Boba’s mostly off-screen, returning to his palace in a hurry).

[@BionicmanJCD]

In other star wars shows you see jetpacks used for a prolonged amount of time.

[@kellykarjola245]

Reasons I like the Mod gang in episodes 3 and 7. 1. I like things that are unusual for Star Wars. It never had time travel before until towards the end of Rebels season 4 with the "World between worlds" Some could say that it feels out of place for Star wars. I loved it and the mods for being something different.. 2. I Really like Drash, the one with the red droid arm played by Sophie Thatcher. Not only do I think she is cute, she reminds me of a friend . I like how she uses her knife, how she drives her scooter, how she is determined to accomplish what ever it is that she wants to. She is a bad ass and she also reminds my of Jyn Erso from Rogue One. 3. I think that young people as a group has never been explored or represented in Star Wars before besides Younglings and I think it is about time they are. 4. Having the Mods in the show, allows the viewer to see things from a different perspective. we didn't know that there were not job opportunities. We need to see all different types of people on Tattoine, not just moisture farmers, gangsters, crime boss's, Jawa's, Sand people, business owners, Twi'lek slaves and musicians. Why can't we have teenagers or people in their 20's? Star Wars is for everyone, not just small children and men in their 40'sand 50's. 5. I like that the mods are cybernetically enhanced. I recently watched Alita Battle Angel and wished that they could some how do something like that in Star Wars and in Boba Fett episodes 3 and 7, they did! Droids parts on Humans is not new for Star Wars. Besides Fennec Shand and the mods, other Star Wars characters that were cybernetically enhanced are: Anikin Skywalker/Darth Vader Darth Maul in the Clone Wars Echo from Clone Wars/Bad Batch General Grievous Lobot-Lando's aid from Cloud City Luke Skywalker Savage Opress- Darth Maul's brother in the Clone wars Saw Gerrera in Rogue One =============================

[@MikaPlaysCoolGames]

18:16 You can here a beeping sound in the background during this scene. There might be a possibility

[@WoodlandDrake]

I can't wait to get some Bad Daddy Bane flashbacks in season 2! I like the implication that Bane and Jango were partners at some point and Bane fostered Boba as a personal favor. I don't think that Cad Bane is dead for good, he's come back from worse than being poked with a pointed stick.

[@1995martin]

In TCW series it’s shown that Cade Bane and other assassins (aura sing) took in boba and showed him how to live the bounty hunter life.

[@thespacecowboy71]

I believe that too. I believe he'll be alright. Also I would love to get a story all about Bane, so we could see his life before he became a bounty hunter, and his relationship with his mentor, Jango

[@Shinobithechump]

Been waiting for this to drop!!

[@T1ny_Boy]

There is no way Bane is dead, he's smarter than that, He would make sure there was some way that someone would know that he was injured and could come get him.

[@aaroneis]

His droid, Todo 360, perhaps?

[@T1ny_Boy]

@@aaroneis Yeah, that's exactly what i'm thinking

[@steelerx8368]

I believe that when Fennic Shand says, "Manners, I like that.". It is in reference to Ming-Na Wen being the voice actress for the animated Mulan movie.

[@JadeCordova]

Thanks for including the Deadwood clip @ 12:34 ! Very apropros cos it's the exact same dialogue W. Earl Brown mentioned in his tweet back when The Marshal episode aired. His words describing their rehearsal on set: I stand behind the bar. For shits & giggles, I say to Tim, “you oughta pin that f****** badge to yer chest, you’re hypocrite enough to wear it.” Tim and I proceed to play out scenes from our old show. We get a few giggles from the HBO watchers. Jon walks on set, laughing “I swear to God, I love that show - I absolutely idolize Milch. We cast you first,” pointing at Tim, “when I said ‘hire Earl Brown’ I did not consciously think I was recreating your DEADWOOD dynamic, but here we are - DEADWOOD In Space… Okay, let’s rehearse” “Can we improvise and throw a few ‘C**********’ into the dialogue, as tribute?”

[@AveratisArmada]

Yes, Boba didn't use the jetpack in EP1, but he would have left Fennec alone inside the shield formation if he had used it.

[@itadorixfushiguroforever79]

Yes that was exactly what i thought if boba jet packed out fennec would have been left wide open so it made sense that he did not also speaking of nitpicking how about the way he said droideka I nearly died

[@MateusDrake]

Also he didn't have his helmet on (necessary for controls and stuff)

[@anthonygordon9483]

Its still pretty silly. If he jetpacked out regardless of leaving Fennec, it would of broke the shield formation to free fennec. Can we all just admit that they were too lazy and didnt have the budget to animate boba flying.

[@AdmiralStoicRum]

@@anthonygordon9483 "the didn't have the budget" is not synonymous with disney and star wars in the same context. 2 reasons in my mind, 1 the helmet is where the controls for the jetpack are when you dont use the manual on your wrist, 2 leaving shand would have left her open, and possibly burned by the pack's exhaust.

[@rahminbuckman6090]

Not to mention would have cooked her, since you know jet packs require burning jet fuel. Using it in EP1 when surrounded in such a close space would likely have burned Fennec...thought that part was clear?

[@nicholasgarrick7546]

Overall a good series best moment in this episode were Mando, and grogu reunited ,but bobba's evolution is satisfying. He can stick kick ass when needed, but doesn't choose it first.

[@PapagenoMF]

Please don't use "stick" and "ass" in the same sentence... bad memories for me.

[@mr__arcade]

@@PapagenoMF stop reading comments then lmao

[@barriedavison7791]

It was a good episode. Action packed with Grogu as adorable as ever. Going to sleep next to the Rancor , bless him 😊

[@mksaber170]

That was a cool little thing to have him do especially comparing their sizes together!😊

[@thgroh]

Maybe two additional easter eggs: 01. "Santo" of course is the name of a mexican lucha libre wrestler who made ALOT of pulpy movies in the 60s and 70s. Like the wookie, he's more or less invincible and a tough guy. Back then, for a lot of Mexicans, Santo was some sort of national hero. Maybe Rodriguez, being of mexican family roots, put that there 02. I might be wrong on this, but when Grogu calms the Rancor, in the music, I believe to hear a swift allusion to Morricone's "The good, the bad and the ugly" score

[@VictorHoward14]

Season 2 THE BOOK OF BOBA FETT Boba establishes a large new empire as he comes to learn of his sister, Omega. An ecstatic Boba seeks to locate her and declares she will become his rightful heir. The declaration is a brutal betrayal to Fennec Shand, disgruntled with the thought of Boba giving away his rule to an undeserving Omega. Boba and Fennec locate and discover Omega. Boba smiles at her excited to speak for the first time before being abruptly murdered by Fennec Shand as she rants, “SCREW RESPECT.” Killing him on spot in front of a stunned Omega. Coming to learn this man was her never to be known last surviving sibling, Omega becomes enraged with vengeance. Sides of Boba’s empire grapple and split between staying loyal to a murderous Fennec or staying loyal to Boba’s wishes of a Omega rule. A season long battle ensues culminating with Omega falling into darkness as she cuts through waves of opposition before making her way to brutally murdering Fennec Shand. The season ends with a pan out shot of Omega walking toward a ship, it’s the Slave 1. She enters the cockpit and dawns the Boba Fett helmet, season ends.

[@kevinlecointe4224]

Okay, I'm putting this out there! Hopefully Disney will get this. A book with all the art work from the end credits of each episode. I want my Book of Boba Fett! If it already exists please let me know.

[@daniellekoski418]

They've done them for Mando so I'd assume they'll do them for this one too.

[@mediamixer7564]

Feel like it's also important to note, a lot of people during the Age of Empire also had a huge distrust of battle droids because of the Clone Wars. Emperor Palpatine when he was still in control of the empire actually gave an officer a protocol Droid. the same officer later returned a message saying basically that he was honored by his gift, however something bad happened to the protocol Droid. He never actually went into specific detail as to what happened to it

[@BetaX425]

There was also the fact that those 'gifts' were often stuffed to the brim with surveillance equipment so the ISB could keep tabs on the their officer corps. Look up the RA-7 Protocol Droid if you want more information.

[@laurencegodenir7232]

As someone who has never seen clones wars, I was a bit disappointed seeing such a intimidating an cool character die after only a few minutes of screentime

[@chadcognac5626]

Me too. Is this a Disney thing I guess? They kill all the good villains in the MCU as well.

[@roryotoole3279]

First it's not totally clear hes dead .The light flashing on his chest could amount to something or bring help. Second there's still all the time, about thirty years, between the end of the Clone Wars till BOBF to fill in. Third he could easily show up in the Kenobi or Andor series and this is a nice introduction for the casual fans.

[@chadcognac5626]

@@roryotoole3279 solid points

[@TJPaul]

Watched tcw. Geeked out when Bane appeared. Also upset they killed one of the coolest characters. Hoping the red light meant something.

[@keithananda]

Maul didn't die after being cut in half. This was just a little poke to the chest. "should've went for the head"

[@Osekin7]

Eye-Guy's gratuitous spin-and-kneel to save Black Krrsantan was my favourite part.

[@jacobducastel5199]

I liked how cad Bane said:"there is no shame in this." whiel removing Bobas helmet.

[@astroguster5522]

Cad Bane's face makes every episode hes in feel like it should be TV-MA. They nailed that character.

[@TheGblue02]

Did anyone notice that Krrsantan had a broken foot when it was revealed he was alive, but suddenly he is able to run/walk without a broken foot when running away from the Scorpenek

[@PeverellTheThird]

Adrenaline

[@123JWJWJW]

Yes. Acting was kind iffy there. Looked like his foot was going to fall off and then he ran. Later he got shoved into the wall. The two mods came to get him and then one had to do such an odd spin as the three perked up to shoot the Pike. Suddenly Krrsantan was ok but then after he sunk into the mods who were trying to help. Thought he could've used the one like a crutch.

[@DATHJSTR]

"The Xonti Brothers, with the help of Cylo, altered the Wookiee's entire skeletal structure, particularly his knuckles by filling and plating them with metal to give him an edge in the fighter market. "

[@DATHJSTR]

@@123JWJWJW Black Krrsantan has been heavily modified (metal skeleton and knuckles) so... He would recover quicker.

[@rev.dr.dayspring7805]

Bobas gaffie sticks sharp metal spike is bent at a 45 degree angle in the shot after cad gets stabbed.

[@kiltworm]

I love my new tradition of watching these videos after a Boba Fett episode. There’s so much I miss and it just allows me to enjoy the show on a deeper level. Also, I haven’t seen all of the clone war episodes so it fills in some blanks

[@Kavilion]

I always wait to watch the actual content until this channel and New Rockstar’s videos are out

[@economicblast]

@@Kavilion i had to stop watching new rockstars once the host got weird and creepy

[@StaceyIsles]

Matt berry is also in the IT crowed, he plays the bosses son And in the mandalorian the bounty hunter driod that is just a head when Mando is transporting the frog woman and her eggs is played by Richard ayoade who is also in the IT crowed as Moss It's a funny show

[@glennf5269]

LOVED the IT Crowd! Also, check him out in Things We Do In The Shadows on HULU... he's awesome as a vampire. Funny show!

[@philhedits9675]

Did anyone else freak out when the scenes started to cut as Boba's team got betrayed? I love Kryssantan and the show made me like the Gamorrean Guards which I really would've never guessed! RIP green guys

[@technomikelyons]

The bit about the dome holding Grogu, there was something mentioned in the books years ago called "transparisteel" - that's likely what it's made of.

[@TYSniper]

They used the glass from Star Trek, the voyage home. "Humpback....people sir?" "Whales Mr.Scott, whales."