The Book Of Boba Fett | 1x2: The Tribes Of Tatooine | Reaction!

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[@Scorpion51123314512]

Awesome to see you knew who BK is.

[@jedioutcast8328]

Not only did Black K look great, I think this is the best that *any* Wookiee has ever looked

[@leosworkshop23]

Right you are! Looking forward for a face-off!!

[@otakuwolf4ever985]

I regret I didn't recognize him until AFTER I'd reacted to the episode.

[@larniieplayz6285]

No scar though

[@JeremiahNotABullfrog]

@@larniieplayz6285 it’s there. Pause it and you’ll see the scar line. Looks fairly new. OWK must be out there somewhere.

[@jedioutcast8328]

@@larniieplayz6285 It's there, just the live-action makes it more difficult to see

[@alanguillermo3145]

Massive props to 61 year old Temuera Morrison. He's killing it in the action scenes.

[@luketimewalker]

whoa !!!

[@Jaden_The_Celestial]

With how easily it is for Banthas to be killed it’s not wonder the phrase “Bantha fodder” is a thing in this franchise. lol

[@larniieplayz6285]

@@perssontm1628 lol

[@majordomo477]

My personal headcannon is that the blaster bolt isn’t actually enough to take the bantha down and instead if you just scare them bad enough they die like a hamster.

[@catswithlasers]

I like to think that after Boba left Tosche Station, everyone just went, "Was that a batshit crazy clone?!"

[@JustTooDamnHonest]

Well Boba is the alpha clone(watch Bad Batch if you haven’t already) and he was unaltered so he can live as an average human being with an average human lifespan and by that logic Boba is quite possibly the last clone alive.

[@Asupernaruto1]

@@JustTooDamnHonest no he's not, there still other clones out there.

[@JustTooDamnHonest]

Henceforth the term, “possibly”. I know that Omega could be the alive as well. Captain Rex as well(but he would be a old man by now).

[@kurtlaserbeam4272]

@@JustTooDamnHonest Kix is canonically still alive at this time.

[@JustTooDamnHonest]

Let’s hope he will make an appearance then. Otherwise it will be left up in the air.

[@pyrofan80]

Remember that Din traded the new binocs for safe passage when hunting Fennec? I wonder if they’ll go back to camp and tell everyone “This guy dressed like a tin can gave us them.” and Boba goes to find them, finds Fennec instead.

[@KyleKatarnChannel]

I love that idea!!

[@ashprime1837]

I got teary when they were putting on the robes and he was making his own weapon and the music ahhh... Beautiful episode.

[@my5head]

For me, it was the dance at the end. I thought that was beautiful

[@BlueBrainMountainStream]

great music too!

[@greylynnV]

The Gaffi stick is also a real weapon in the Fijian culture called a totokia...it nice to see Polynesian cultures like Maori and Fijian have influence in these shows

[@danzansandeev6033]

I mean Morrison is Māori) I love that creators allowed to incorporate actors culture into his journey

[@Tr0nzoid]

To think, it is all because Lucas decided to film "Attack of the Clones" at Fox Studios Australia, which got a lot of actors from that film industry in the movie.

[@catswithlasers]

I love how deep they went into the Tusken lore, from mentioning how Tatooine once had oceans to the trip to get the wood for his gaffi stick. The ritualism and the ceremony was fantastic, and really built more on the Tuskens as a cool nomadic people with their own culture like in KOTOR or in The Mandalorian, as opposed to them just being portrayed as screaming savages in the New Hope, Phantom Menace and Attack of the Clones. I can't wait to see more of the Tuskens, especially that badass warrior (she kicks all kinds of ass) and the Chieftan.

[@JustTooDamnHonest]

#LongLiveWarChiefFett This hashtag was created from this episode alone and I prefer the black garb over the armor to be honest(not disrespecting the armor but he looks more badass in the black garbs).

[@danzansandeev6033]

I mean we do see tuskens from the perspective of Luke in new hope. So for him they are savages. Remember Pocahontas? Savages, savages song. It’s all the matter of perspective.

[@JustTooDamnHonest]

Yes and also that no one is born evil. Their lifestyle, environment and influences is what can turn them evil. There is more to the Tuskens and that is why Star Wars has barely been explored in the film series(the EU explores more but the amount is still small by comparison to the galaxy’s length). That is why Star Wars needs to be a cinematic one that way we can explore more of the galaxy in the galaxy far far away and that is why Jon Favreau is the right man for the job.

[@talizorahnarrayya5916]

@@JustTooDamnHonest I personally prefer his first look with his armor in mandalorian.

[@JustTooDamnHonest]

When the armor was worn out?(before the paint job).

[@azleonhart]

ohhh you just KNOW that Galaxy’s Edge will now include a Gaffi stick making workshop

[@ShingenNolaan]

About that female Tusken Warrior - she ws played by Joanna Bennett, a famous stunt woman. She apparently was a double for Gal Gadot, Brie Larson and a lot of others. She nailed every second in that ep. It is epic that the baddest Tusken is a female, man. And that gaffi stick piece when you said that they're made with so much ceremonial flare and they use them to clean their banthas teeth - it reminded me about what I read about dogs in Native American cultures, mostly Santee Dakota. They were used as a carrier and drag animals but also as a sacrificial feast on very special occasions (like warriors going on a warpath consumed some dog meat as a sign of faithfullness and trust on the war party leader) in some tribes, especially before NA started to use horses as their main mean of transport. So the ceremony and the most common stuff often goes hand in hand in the native cultures. And for that I love this and the Mandalorian, cause these shows made Tuskens much more badass and worth exploring more, for me at least cause I am into tribal stuff like that.

[@Blackdeathgaming-yv1kk]

I heard some people say that she might be the daughter of the chief and I really like that idea.

[@larniieplayz6285]

How is the gender epic?

[@larniieplayz6285]

How is the gender epic?

[@ShingenNolaan]

@@larniieplayz6285 Cause it's cool to see women kicking ass?

[@JeremiahNotABullfrog]

You should definitely look into the Māori tribes. Specifically their Taiaha martial art, which is what the Tusken stick martial art is based on from what it seems.

[@thesenate9455]

this episode was S-tier content. The score, the cinematography, the story, acting and ofc sound design all perfection. Really shows how good smth can be if the right people work on it

[@KyleKatarnChannel]

This show has ALL the right people working on it! From cast, crew, director, to executive producer.

[@DarthPrime52]

That little lizard that gives Boba his vision quest is interesting to me. I feel confident in saying it’s Force-Sensitive, which would make it another cool way that cultures have their own way of interacting with Force, like the Lasats with the Ashla, or like in the "Village Bride" Visions short, which is something I always like to see.

[@betzy7560]

this was my favorite episode of all time because of tuskens and understanding their culture it was touching...it was beautiful

[@wewenang5167]

yeh this reminded me of Anakin killing them and calling them animals and savages, its still make me angry because of what he did!

[@Matt-cz6ti]

I also audibly gasped and shouted "Black Krrsantan!" That was such a good surprise

[@blackmario1117]

now we need Doctor Alphas

[@kenXtripleI]

The thought of him showing up in Obi Wan Kenobi makes me pumped for that show

[@wigwitch]

FANTASTIC Episode! The Tusken Warrior is listed as Joanna Bennett who seems to be known as a stunt woman and actress for stunt doubling in Aquaman, Captain Marvel and many others, she is Badass!!! Maybe that tree was like the “ancestors” of the Tuskens, it seem to have eyes all around it kinda like the tree in Black Panther maybe. And maybe that was his consciousness merging with the Tusken collective spirituality? It was very cool! Sooooo glad that we are learning more about the Tuskens! Plus the episode shows how Boba is learning how to rule with respect. Love it and love your reaction!

[@crandleberrysadie]

Joanna Bennett is the daughter of Tony Bennett according to IMDb

[@FeyNoel]

I was so happy to find the badass tusken actresses name this episode as well!

[@ervicito77]

Having relatives in New Zealand and having the fortune and pleasure of visiting there, I've seen the Maori perform their traditional dances. I definitely see the influence in this episode with the Tusken people. Never shall they merely be called "sand people" ever again! I love this episode! ❤️

[@belgianheskey]

I read the Darth Vader comics and instantly recognised that wookie, great idea to meld stuff from elsewhere. Favreau and Filoni have a grand plan

[@asellape9270]

It's evident that the people making this show love Star Wars and all its lore, culture, mysticism. Really cool to see.

[@Strike_721]

This Episode was AMAZING I cant belive we are getting Black K in live action! Over all this episode just really felt like Star Wars!

[@CoffeeonKorriban]

Couldn't agree more!

[@Spectralyzed]

"I can't believe they make these weapons with such purpose, and then just fuckin' brush their Bantha's teeth with them." I mean, that kinda shows you how much they respect their Banthas.

[@Lazypackmule]

My man was MVP in a multi-stage raid quest with no armor and level 1 tutorial weapons I'm really sad to see this little 'Boba Fett: Lord of the Sand' arc come to an end, hope these flashback adventures keep up

[@chrisyancey89]

I know it was over 50 minutes but I still wanted more!! This episode was amazing. Seeing the Hutts, Black Krrsantan, the Pykes & more of Jango Fett's Slave I was unexpected and fantastic!! Seeing more of the lore about the Tuskens gives me a whole new perspective about them.

[@CoffeeonKorriban]

Duuude, we said and caught almost the exact same things in each of our reactions! I am beyond satisfied with this episode. And I love that boba breaking the branches surrounding him was a metaphorical pair to him escaping the sarlacc, and then forging his new weapon from it. Literally making what he's been through into his greatest strength as he is reborn into this tusken tribe. Adds a whole nother level of savagery to his character.

[@KyleKatarnChannel]

Great minds think alike! Boba's vision with the tree and then carving his gaffi has really stayed with me, it was so powerful! It also felt very much like he was being anointed as the Tuskens dressed him

[@CoffeeonKorriban]

@@KyleKatarnChannel it really was beautiful. Beautiful storytelling, character progression, and visuals.

[@JustTooDamnHonest]

Black Karrsantan appearance Boba Fett being a King of the Underworld Boba Fett becoming a War Chief(the black garbs) The Tuskan Raiders are a culture and has deep roots. Boba Fett is looking good.

[@JeremiahNotABullfrog]

Where was Fennec while Cobb was marshaling it up? Probably recovering from dying with a new cyborg stomach, learning how to dig for black melons, teaching that dark Tusken some assassin moves. Maybe all the above.

[@MrHootiedean]

I love watching you guys because I'm only a casual fan so to see the fandom talk about Star Wars sounds like a foreign language to me. But it's cool because I'm learning so much and it's turning me into a legit fan!

[@rayanne1136]

Welcome to the family ner vod (means my brother/or my sister in Mando’a depending on your gender) It only gets better from here. If you love lore and warrior culture, start researching as much as you can about Mandalorians. Very similar and has so much history. Republic Commando books also enrich that and teach the language too!

[@MrHootiedean]

@Trashthlete I'll check Blind Wave out. Thanks!

[@thorinwoods2642]

You guys are awesome. You are the ones I always go to due to your vast knowledge of Star Wars. Not that many people knew who Black Krrsantan was when he showed up.

[@kurtlaserbeam4272]

@@gavinschaber3578 Tarrful? 🤣🤣

[@kurtlaserbeam4272]

@@gavinschaber3578 And Revenge of the Sith, yeah I know. It's a hilarious guess because Tarrful looks nothing like that

[@JAYWALKER1000]

"Is he making a little zen garden?" No, he's combing the desert.

[@davethepants]

far too few people have made that connection

[@storyhori]

Awesome, this episode blew me away. Props to your knowledge about our Māori culture bro.

[@Ida-qk2nj]

i seriously cant get over this episode!!! they expanded on so much and gave everything room to breathe, and never could have i predicted that we'd see BLACK K HIMSELF in live action in this show

[@Snowshift]

I love the detail that the Gaderffii sticks are burnt at both ends to temper them and make them durable, just like real Maasai war clubs.

[@denisa_the_jedi]

I love it that you're one of the very few that recognized Black Krrsantan. Also, "Long Speeder" is how I'm gonna call every irl train from now on.

[@mamstarstorm]

Honestly before people go on and hate the series after watching the first episode, this episode tell people to shut it, sit, watch it and enjoy. We still have more to go. Honestly this episode was my favorite 10/10

[@shanethomasdonovan6033]

That's because ppl bitch and cry for the sake of crying and complaining! You cant judge a tv show or anything else in life after 1 episode. Its called establishing something new and development.

[@mamstarstorm]

@@shanethomasdonovan6033 exactly what I agree with you.

[@tabazail]

The astronaut analogy? Dude, spot on! He is an outsider, on a planet so different from his own and intergrating with a culture so different. I cried during, and im still crying watching the reaction videos. As a Cook Islander who was raised and still lives in NZ, the indigenous plot that underlines this episode, hits way too close to home. Im glad that Tem is a representative of this culture and this episode reflects that.

[@Loth_Wolf]

Lots of allusions, allegories, or just images that say something special to many people in the fandom. I particularly liked the Mau rākau style Boba has in The Tragedy, tight quick moves with his gun like it was a Patu. I'm glad they just have a flavor of Maori moves and don't appropriate the fighting style completely. I was impacted more than I thought by the Pykes shooting sand people and Banthas from the train, like it was sport or maybe like a death squad. That happened 150 years ago just east of where I live to American Indian tribes. Made me feel nauseous. Keep commenting; love to hear what NZ eyes see in these episodes.

[@luketimewalker]

@@Loth_Wolf oh no

[@DanSolo871]

I love the Mauri dance at the end.

[@ParanoidCritter]

Trough all of the Tuskan scenes I was thinking "the Last Samurai". This episode was so good, I love seeing the Tuskans portrayed as an actual people.

[@juanmc5731]

With a little sprinkle of Dance with Wolves and Lawrence of Arabia 🤔😃

[@rayanne1136]

I love The Last Samurai so seeing that similarity made me so happy

[@ParanoidCritter]

@@juanmc5731 I was thinking both of these :D Im too young for Lawrence of Arabia tho but it was between Dances with Wolves and The Last Samurai. Had to go with Tom Cruise.

[@dphalanx7465]

@@juanmc5731 Def Lawrence of Arabia as he steps out of the tent. Now, he needs to lead a Bantha charge...

[@NakedSnake1836]

17:26- The Chieftess, considering she stands next to the Chief both in this episode and the previous one.

[@acdragonrider]

Which makes her the Queen. It’s like a game of chess. He’s the king but it’s the Queen that’s the most badass and does the most damage in the game

[@NakedSnake1836]

@@acdragonrider My point exactly. 👍

[@roninunchained]

I love that several of us are freaking out on Black Krrsantan appearing and noticing some The Last Samurai feels when Boba is practicing with his gaffi stick. Love it!

[@LouiseJulie_]

SANTY IS HEREEEE I'm so happy!!!! He looks god damn amazing

[@KyleKatarnChannel]

He looked incredible!! And that glare he shot at Boba, oof

[@johncipher3493]

The lizard is like a guide and maybe releases a hallucinogenic compound to guide him. Many cultures in our world use the hallucinogenic powder or even drink. Like for example there is a Central or South American country tribe have a drink that can send you on a somewhat a spirit quest. Also, part of the drink ingredients is the Coca Plant.

[@MagisterV224]

I Love the transformation of Boba. The visions tell us that he’s been chasing after his father’s shadow his entire life, now he’s finding himself. I’m starting to believe that Boba wants to rule Tatooine for the Sand People. Give them power and ancestral right over the Dune Sea.

[@tonyrandall4364]

Treating the Tusken Raiders with respect. Really cool seeing Hutts and Black K. Kickass action scene with the train. Need to add deleted Station scene to Episode IV now. Being a part of the tribe so amazing.

[@madmammoth9022]

I'm sorry but those drum beats looming over the town the moment after they were literally just discussing the twins and the reveal of Black K was so fucking cool.

[@hideflen]

I’ve been thinking a lot about how Star Wars “is like poetry, it rhymes”: we’re getting a lot of Skywalker notes in Boba’s story. You guys mentioned how he took down Tatooine Gordo was like Leia taking down Jabba, and I recall in Mando season 2 when he returned, we all loved the “like my father before me”. But now I’m struck by how when Boba comes back from his vision quest and is given the robes, I realized that that’s another Skywalker echo: that’s “arise Lord Vader”, but happy.

[@tamiasrodentia21]

Your knowledge of the lore is astounding. I always thought I knew the most lore out of all my friends and yet here I learn so much watching y’all

[@paulmurphy4723]

imagine Kenobi comes in with Tuskens who're like "urc urc" *shakey stick* after Book of Boba has finished...

[@darcystafford3899]

Dude I tip my hat to you. You are an encyclopedia of Star Wars nerdom. Learning who lots of these new characters are from you, made this episode even better. Cheers

[@queencerseilannister3519]

This chapter had it all!!! New characters, new modern story coupled with his backstory, and awesome action!! Incredible!

[@shanethomasdonovan6033]

Fantastic episode and love the character development, especially with the Tuskens and digging deeper into their culture and expanding on it! Fascinating! Also, Black K!!! Which gives me hope for seeing live action Aphra. I have a couple of theories on the Tusken tribe: 1) I have a feeling they will come into play later against other crime syndicates aiding Boba when he needs help and/or 2) The pikes will get revenge and wipe out that Tusken tribe, giving Boba more of an emotional arc. Just a theory but not impossible. Anyway, I'm digging this show so far and love all the different homages to what inspired SW to begin with! And the cameos of Fixer and Cam!! What an easter egg for hardcore SW fans!!

[@BlairLSK]

Good ol' Tem rolling out the 'Jake the Muss' at Tosche Station. Apart from The Last Samurai vibe, there's a lot of Dances with Wolves going on too. As a fellow Kiwi, Tem saying 'Ancestral claim to the land' carried a bit of weight. So good that they are spending the time to develop Boba Fett's honour code rather than just give a mercenary a shopping list of people to kill.

[@macewindu2255]

Fixer and Cammie, Luke’s good friends are the two love birds at the bar when Fett bust some butt and took their speeders. They are from episode 4 a new hope the original deleted scenes back in 1977!If these two are there I expect Luke to show up in later episodes and face Boba Fett! Ooooh hellll!

[@timgreenwald1043]

I like Boba's time with the Tuskens. In his entire history he has never really belonged anywhere. He never grew up or belonged to the Mandos and as soon as he could use his father's armor that became his identity for most of his life. Now he's stripped of it and had to build himself up because he can't rely on his armor anymore.

[@luketimewalker]

finely observed!

[@DarkElfPaladin]

This gives whole new meaning to the phrase lizard brain.

[@stevenshewfelt888]

this is an extremely well armed train....STOP SHOOTING BANTHAS.... yeah i feel ya on that one bro

[@myapocalypse420]

Such a great episode. So many firsts. And I've always dug the fact that when it comes to the Tuskens, it always had a cowboys and indians feel to it. And nowafter Mando, and BoBF we are seeing that what we've known about the Tuskens isn't all true. Seeing their culture and who they are built into this whole other substrata of the universe we all know and love is just amazing. Favreau is God!

[@myapocalypse420]

I'm calling it right now, Sophie thatchers character on book of boba, code named drash, I think when it's all said and done will end up being bobas daughter.

[@thedoctor4327]

I won’t lie I started humming “Prince Ali” as the drums proceeding the Twins’ procession were playing 😂

[@opporancisis9661]

Exactly!!!!

[@travisbishop782]

Ha! Nice!

[@kingstonlor9969]

Last samurai vibes for days

[@bertinrow]

The more I see of the Tuskens, the more I love them.

[@Sanj1n]

You my friend are a walking Star Wars encyclopedia

[@timmooney7528]

I am happy to see the Hutts do not sound like Truman Capote. Regarding the banthas being shot, I was thinking that was a nod to the old west when buffalo were shot at from trains. Then again, the Tuskens have been known to snipe at outsiders, so the guards on the train were probably being proactive.

[@001skm]

For the first time ever I actually like Boba Fett as a character, not just as a cool looking background character. I loved him in Clone Wars also, but this series is really changing him and making him an interesting and awesome character.

[@rayanne1136]

That’s so cool ! I didn’t know that Wookie was from a comic series and also had no idea that was tosche station and Luke’s friends. I knew those places existed and I knew there was a deleted scene at tosche with Luke and his friends but ive only seen it so many times I don’t have them memorized by face. And im so happy you guys appreciated the ending as much as I did. It felt so intimate and such an honor to see. It actually made me cry a bit and it was so cool to see a simple weapon from the original trilogy be given a history and meaning 😭

[@zk6029]

I am watching this show in German and the cool thing is, that boba is voiced by the same voice actor as the clones in clone wars

[@jackdubz4247]

That excited "Oh-Kay!" at seeing BK was EVERYTHING.

[@mattkevlarlarock5469]

I LOVE the costume design with the Tuskens. They've found cool little details that makes every one unique.

[@709mash]

Black looks SO COOL! They nailed the look! You can also see Morrison's Mauri influence with that war dance at the end and with Boba's fighting. It's so bad ass.

[@MagicalSkyWizard]

That lizard sequence makes me want to see the Star Wars equivalent of Burning Man.

[@wizardoffoz_8074]

I believe the badass female Tusken was a force sensitive. That jump from the swoop to the train sealed it. Ungodly amounts of Star Wars gold these days.

[@AustinFoss00]

The humans after Boba beat up all those bikers: "Yo, that clone was pissed"

[@ryanmedina5090]

This episode blew my mind. After I watched the first one I had a feeling that the series won’t be fully realized as amazing till you see all them chapters.

[@luketimewalker]

You delivered too!!! I'd never hae noticed Luke's and Biggs' friends were that couple. TUSKEN HAKA FTW Kaminoladan vs Arrakistoine

[@ZekkSkywalk]

Fixer and Camie's appearance made me quadruple-take. "That...that isn't...that...is that...would the--wait no of course Fav and Filoni would."

[@terririnella4032]

when the guys were shooting off the train and hitting the Bantha, it reminds me of the accounts of settlers shooting Buffalo on trains and various plans to rid the Americas of Natives

[@Deadpoolzilla]

The train...it's gone to ludicrous speed...holy shit

[@KyleKatarnChannel]

My brains ... are going into ... my feet!

[@ehouse33householder74]

man, that's gotta be soo satisfying to know who that Wookie is. Thats why i watch your reaction to get the juicy lore.

[@troydavies4511]

The tribes of tattoine was just fantastic so amazing story telling bravo jon faverau

[@SumDude129]

Those Tuskens are damn good shots. Hitting Pyke henchmen from a couple hundred yards out through a small window of a fast speeding hover train. DAMN good job boys

[@zergyzerg5581]

that stare down Black K gave boba gave me nightmares

[@cubablue602]

Superb episode. The plunge into Tuskan lore & tradition was an absolute treat. Great action, some very juicy reveals and the whole episode was sprinkled with the right amount of humor. Bodes very well for the rest of the season.

[@scigirl451]

Thanks!

[@YodatheHobbit]

You're right about the deserved outrage about the Bantha. Like killing a buffalo for no reason. Makes me think of Charles's rage in Red Dead 2. At first I didn't think much of it. I noticed the Bantha was dead later, but didn't realize they killed IT first! Like a calculated move to weaken the Tuskens.

[@sisu8634]

Loved this episode. Probably one of my all time favs of live action ST TV. IT ROCKED.

[@stevenshewfelt888]

the ending to this episode shows the acceptance of Boba into the tribe/clan. Tuskens are not mindless savages they are a warrior race with a warrior code, and they will defend their homeland from the off-worlders, i like how they have set this up to be a reflection of the Native American tribes, and also it sets up a new connection for Boba to use as a resource in this series, i jsut hope one day we learn the names of the chief and his top warrior that taught Boba the Gaffi

[@SwitchBladeEVO]

I think you're only like the second reactor who recognized the Wookie out of the bunch I've watched. I figured he was a named character, but I never got around to reading the comics and stuff growing up, so it's nice to have some more dialed in die hards reacting to this stuff as well as the surface level peeps who are in it for the big title characters. Lots to get excited about in this show, and pretty much all of it is stuff we never thought in a million years we'd see in live action. Fantastic stuff so far.

[@austinreid2555]

Its crazy how one episode of this series is better than all 3 full length sequel movies.

[@yoursvesper]

you guys are the best, as always! there's something so incredibly wholesome about boba teaching them how to ride the speeder bikes. all their interactions for that matter!

[@misshavisham1287]

this was amazing. Loved the detail, the robes, the crafting, the training the flashbacks and his awesome standoff with the hutts. Boba has balls to just stand there. I wonder how he's going to take out that wookie. OMg...blows my mind.

[@aaronm4210]

With Kyle's comment about them making the gaffi sticks and then use them to brush bantha teeth, I feel like that speaks even more to tusken culture, in that it is both a weapon and a tool. Loved the reaction!

[@pvteagle9472]

Im so glad I ain’t the only one who thought of Last Samurai when I saw the Tusken Raider train Boba!

[@BenRai2k]

i couldnt believe it when Camie showed up lol. i loved this episode.

[@RichardDicksondlyrch68]

I swear that "hamster" was a hoojib. Ears were smaller but it definitely had the antenna.

[@Loth_Wolf]

Deep cut there. I should read more of the recent comics. Could you identify the weasel in the gold bikini standing near the Hutt twins?

[@ScaredofAquarius]

this was the best overall reaction for episode 2.. ive watched them all

[@UncleMilo]

I LOVE watching your reactions because of your grade-A, awesome Star Wars nerdery! It is so great to see your love for Star Wars come out in your reactions and your comments!

[@dritzzdarkwood4727]

This means that when the fight with the Hutts come up, Boba has a tribe of Tuskens to back him up. The dream was definitely ancient Tatooine. The Dune Sea is literally the bottom of an evaporated sea. The pinpoint sniper fire of the Tusken directed at the train reminds me of The Tusken Executioner from a mmorpg played a long time ago...... SWG. Before NGE and CU, when we were one community, before the Dark Times.

[@House_of_HAZZ]

"Too much weights. Not enough speed work." Pefection.

[@YoungClarke]

I really, REALLY want to see Bossk come into the series. Just see the cadre of Boba grow as he forms his powerbase. I love Cad Bane, but Bossk just has a special place in my heart and since they were close in Clone Wars, it'd be awesome to see him return.

[@RARDingo]

Nice pick-up on the taiaha technique bro! You are the only reactor to do so. i am super surprised! "Too much weights, not enough speed-work", Nice one! 😂🤣

[@nomisunrider6472]

I'm pretty sure them shooting banthas from the train is a reference to how bison hunters in the Wild West would shoot bison from trains. While the main reason for the bison's decline was massive commercial hunting, there was also the political motivation to remove the Plains tribes' major food source, and I'm guessing the Pykes are doing the same thing here. They are leaning hard into the Space Western vibes with this series and especially the flashback stories, I love it.

[@hschwartz9277]

I f*cking love your energy (it's so contagious even when I've watched this episode at least 7 times now) & knowledge of Star Wars across everything. Well done.