The Mandalorian 2x7: The Believer - Reaction

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[@petrameyer1121]

Was it good for you too guys? :)

[@aaronw.markel9319]

Problem is, Mando will be long dead while Baby Grogu will still be basically an infant still due to his slow aging process. He is 50 yrs old now.

[@lepmuhangpa]

Why not both? It'll be like Avatar. We can get another Mando-force user.

[@mjelves]

I agree. So many reaction channels have waaaay to lengthy preambles. I skip through all of it.

[@thomasjuniardi3559]

Mando face look so vulnerable when he removed his helmet, thing a man would do for his son..even the toughest one. 😭

[@rugr82day]

Yeah, you can tell he felt naked without it.

[@NOABXD]

@@rugr82day ikr. you could feel the anxiousness thru the screen lol

[@kislayparashar]

Yeah, pedro is soo good

[@Skye_Writer]

I totally loved the way Pedro played this. It's so obvious that Din is not comfortable being in his own skin when facing other people. The vulnerability in his eyes was amazing!

[@squidsinspace75]

That was so hard decision because two of the six rules of being a Mandalorian is "Wear the armor" and "Protect your children". And in that particular situation, one rule contradicted another one. So whatever he would do, he would break one of those rules. Gosh, that scene was so heavy and so good, without a single word. But you almost feel his mind working on that. And it is like "If I remove my helmet I will lose my identity and maybe even right to be a Mandalorian, to be in my Clan. But Me and Grogu, we are a Clan of Two. He is my son. Without Him, I have no Clan..." So good scene.

[@tinotopak7764]

great acting from pascal - so uncomfortable and conflicted with no dialogue.... and from burr - you can see he was going to snap

[@Kjf365]

You could tell he was seeing the faces of all his buds that died in that operation in his head. So heartbreaking. So well conveyed.

[@XK1NGG4M3RX]

Such a well acted scene, even the imperial officer they were talking to was genuinely impressive. Would’ve loved to see that creepy ass imperial as a more consistent antagonist because he was that intriguing!

[@maizeorn8529]

Pedro did such a good job showing his discomfort and awkwardness with the mask off and it’s nice to see since the helmet usually blocks all other sense of emotion viewers would pick up on

[@jacopoabbruscato9271]

That PTSD moment right before shooting the officer was really powerful. Not showing any flashback gives the viewer space to imagine stuff much worse than anything the director might put on the plate.

[@Daniel_Huffman]

I agree. No one can imagine horrors worse than your own imagination.

[@bigfrankfraser1391]

​@@Daniel_Huffman i got PTSD out in afghanistan, ended up putting my CO into hospital because seeing 2 thirds of my unit get slaughtered in an ambush broke me, after what remained got back to camp and the idiot CO casually tells me to report what happened, i just lost it and broke his jaw, arm and 6 of his ribs, he had ordered us to investigate an possible enemy camp site based on "solid intel" which later turned out to be flimsier than wet cardboard intel, after getting home i saw him again, wearing his dress uniform at a veterans group therapy session i signed up for to help get over my PTSD, went straight over to him and ripped the rank patches off the jacket, its called "Cashiering" and all the guys in the room knew what that meant, in the context its worse, i was showing everyone he was dishonourably discharged, and everyone saw him as stealing valour by acting like he was a great guy who made a difference in the war

[@Giblet12]

Man that shoretrooper just wanted to eat his lunch :(

[@BxRob927]

My favorite trooper got fucked up

[@zenobia10127]

😄😄😄

[@jimmybacas8003]

He's in the infirmary "Man.. I was just sitting there eating a sandwich, and two of my coworkers just went postal and shot up the place. Stuff you only see in the news. I mean what the fuck"

[@zenobia10127]

@@unicornhuntercg His action figure better be holding a lunch tray or what's the point. 😄

[@supremeasura3358]

amen

[@ethanvilla4418]

Kyle's Star Wars knowledge is insane. When he knew the model of the blaster that failed? Mind blown.

[@o_manam]

Definitely the most knowlegable out there

[@TheBlackstarrt]

It's super insane, and why I love to watch him.

[@luketimewalker]

yeah me too !

[@luketimewalker]

next step : is it a SoroSuub or a Merrr-Son ??? I once wrote a bounty hunter short story where the Hunter gets his AMMO BILL hahahaha listing many weapons manufacturers [click on SPOILERS] www.swtor.com/community/showpost.php?p=7778290&postcount=5275

[@CroJordan]

Probably because he plays Battlefront. I recognized the blaster too solely because of that. In the game it's pretty decent though haha

[@Gozud]

Mando would take his helmet off for Grogu, he's definitely a dad.

[@phrokprynz]

When you were referencing the movie Taken from Mando's speech at the end, I can't help thinking somewhere in the force, Qui-gon Jinn is nodding in approval.

[@TheMadaFraka]

It's the same speech Moff Gideon did to Mando... But now is Mando doing it.

[@Thizlamic]

Maybe Grogu was communing with Qui-Gon on the rock???

[@christiangray980]

@@TheMadaFraka yes, but Mando refers to Grogu as “he”, instead of “it”.

[@nertz4579]

Seeing Burr getting so emotional when he is talking to the Imp officer got to me in a way i didnt expect, and Mando at the end DAMN Oh yeah SEISMIC CHARGES

[@shadowcat1606]

Gotta admit, after his appearance in season1, i though Mayfield was an unlikeable prick. But now... i mean, he's still a prick, but knowing about his background as a survivor of Operation: Cinder, i get it.

[@JnEricsonx]

@@shadowcat1606 I'd say seeing all your buddies and a ton of utterly helpless civilians getting killed for nothing will piss you off. Like a man once said, "I may be a bastard but I'm not a fucking bastard."

[@BlueHooloovoo]

That poor stormtrooper standing there with his coffee after the Imp officer was shot was priceless.

[@shadowcat1606]

@@BlueHooloovoo Yeah... "Aw shit, and i just came off night shift..."

[@enzgon9994]

All rise for the best sound effect ever made.. * *silence* * BWUUAAAHM

[@JnEricsonx]

What about the Colossus BWAAAA from the video game?

[@shadowcat1606]

i bet that allmost everyone reacted to that moment the same way as Kyle and Bendu. It's just such a satisfying thing.

[@MinscS2]

More like "BWANGGGGGGGG"

[@Flippokid]

@@shadowcat1606 Yeah sex is great, but have you ever heard a seismic charge?

[@shadowcat1606]

@@Flippokid Pretty much this, yes :D

[@dashiejinxx100]

I love how Pascal nailed the facial acting perfectly. The Mandalorian has worn his sun bonnet his whole life. No one ever sees his face. No one. Yet, he removed it and broke the creed for the Child. Its not just as responsibility anymore. Its a bond.

[@135Fenrir]

nope, still hasn't technically broken it. All the cafe peeps died, and Mayfield is officially registered as dead. So no living person has seen his face as of yet. There is always a loophole, he has grown enough to start recognizing that the galaxy isn't going to conform to his overly strict codes, so he is starting now starting to think out of the box.

[@dashiejinxx100]

@@135Fenrir yes but you have to remember that, at the time, he didn't know that they were going to shoot up the base. Thats on Mayfeld. And yes, he is registered as dead but is quite clearly alive.

[@135Fenrir]

@@dashiejinxx100 this is true, but it is a loophole, a gray area, that he can use to his benefit if he desires. Personally I feel that he is headed towards the traditional Mando Code rather than the more strict Watch Code. I think he may wind up being the catalyst that allows the two groups to "kiss and make up" and merge once again. At least, if the Armorer is who we think she is.

[@dashiejinxx100]

@@135Fenrir sure he can use the loophole, but my point is that when he removed his helmet, he had no plans to actually kill everyone. He broke the creed to save the child. He just got lucky that Mayfeld wanted to air the place out.

[@135Fenrir]

@@dashiejinxx100 Well he broke one part of his creed in order to fulfill another. He just had to realize WHICH conflicting part of his creed meant more to him, his clan and duty, or his mask mandate (Covid reference). If nothing else, mandalorians are flexible. So even if he had no plan to eliminate all witnesses, there is nothing to say he can't take advantage of the fact.

[@thebeaverqueen2096]

I ADORED the shout out to Op. Cinder and Inferno Squad from BF II

[@MDestron2282]

"Kinda looks like that guy that played the Night King from Game of Thrones." .... IT IS!!!!!!!!!!!

[@soulofasimp5588]

No, it isn't, Richard Brake played the Night King, not Bill Burr, do your research.

[@eke4146]

@@soulofasimp5588 Lol you dumb?

[@shannonmitchell8515]

@@soulofasimp5588 They were talking about Richard Brake who played the officer lmao

[@TheMadaFraka]

@@soulofasimp5588 The imperial general who Bill Burr kills.. He was the first Night King (replaced after).

[@Gnossiene369]

Yeah they confirmed it right after. Watch for more seconds before commenting.

[@XinaTheGM]

Once you take off the helmet, you can't put it back on. Even if nobody says they saw him, he knows he took it off. I think that's fantastic. He can be a regular Mandalorian and no longer a member of the Watch, the villains for so much Star Wars history.

[@Yezhanium]

That *IS* Night King, also Chemist from Mandy, Porter from Doom '05, Joe Chill in Batman Begins... Guy really knows how to play a scumbag.

[@TheFacelessStoryMaker]

I watched Attack of the Clones in theaters so the seismic charge was so damn nostalgic and awesome. Also I have mad respect for Mayfield. Saying he never saw Mando's face and snapping and killing an evil man after remembering the evil of the Empire before the New Republic and blowing up an Imperial facility and the Rhydonium they had. He definitely deserved to go free.

[@mikeclemens795]

I'm charmed with how Bendu cradles his Grogu toy throughout.

[@alice45-fgd-456drt]

I've been going through your Mando reactions after first discovering your channel a few weeks ago. What a JOY your reactions are! The knowledge y'all have is insane, seeing your pure joy at this show, it's awesome!

[@jameswg13]

Mayfeld seems to be former ISB field operative similar or same as kallus. It just makes so much sense and Definitely suffered PTSD from operation Cinder. He was getting revenge for his friends , unit and those people. Gave the officer a chance to redeem himself

[@shadowcat1606]

I doubt that. Operation: Cinder, as it seems so far, was mostly gruntwork. And his commanding officer was a Navy Officer, as seen in this episode, so...

[@jameswg13]

@@shadowcat1606 did you not listen to the conversation. That officer was the one that have orders and he wasn't in a navy uniform was he. Also Mayfeld said the mine was run by former ISB. And operation Cinder wasn't just grunt work wtf

[@shadowcat1606]

@@jameswg13 ISB-officer uniforms are white. Hess uniform is grey. Color is a bit murky with the lighting, so it might be dark grey(Navy) or a lighter grey(Imperial Army), but it's definitely not white. And everything we heard about Operation: Cinder so far, mostly from BF2, Alphabet Squadron and very few other sources (they haven't exactly been forthcoming with infos about it, sadly) has pilots and troopers at the front, doing (basically) violent terraforming, not clandestine intelligence work.

[@jameswg13]

@@shadowcat1606 you've not listened. Mayfeld specifically said that the base was run by former ISB. Not that they were still ISB. It would make sense because they normally the most loyal / believers. Furthermore during cinder it was senior officers giving the orders and ISB senior officers usually held a lot of control. Remember Gideon was ISB as well originally. Even if the guy wasn't ISB Mayfeld could have still served under him as ISB field operative. Remember in rebels kallus was under command of naval officers. The reason I say Mayfeld is former ISB is he knows things no stormtrooper or army trooper would know. Locations of secret bases , clearances and protocols , certain knowledge about systems in retail etc

[@shadowcat1606]

@@jameswg13 Run by former ISB, yes. doesn't mean everyone in it is or was ISB. The Empire is no more at this point and the remnants are scrambling for what little power and authority they can. So while the operation in this mine might be run by former ISB, people serving under him might just be the most loyal troops they managed to rally under them, no matter what branch they are from. As far as Mayfeld is confirmed... i understand your reasoning. I'm just not sure it's correct. But i can't tell either way, to be honest. What is Need-to-know and what isn't seems a bit... vague and undefined at this point.

[@Seeber420]

Storm troopers can hit stuff, just can't penetrate plot armor.

[@Fi_Sci_]

Essentially when it comes to characters who don’t have plot armor, Stormtroopers are incredibly accurate.

[@captin3149]

@@Fi_Sci_ Ya, Tantive IV, the Sandcrawler, anything made of beskar......they actually are better than people give them credit for. (Especially when barrage firing in numbers)

[@alroslee6931]

I read from somewhwre stormtroopwr helmets have targeting for the owner... Thats why luke and any other imposter cant see properly through it

[@skarletfenrir6979]

@@captin3149 The explanation for the Tantive IV is that those werent normal Stormtroopers they were Vaders Fist which is made up of former members of the 501st Clone Battalion. At least that used to be the reason i dont know if it still is.

[@OniLink147]

It is the will of the Force that the protagonists survive to complete their destinies. Case in point: Chirrut.

[@HowVeryOdd]

I adore the fact that every single person that watches this episode has the same reaction to the seismic charge. Love you guys, can't wait for next week

[@victorianaharris1755]

Like firing the BFG for the first time in DOOM 2016. (Did I get the game title correct?)

[@helios0074]

23:10 is a real Star Wars fan's reaction to the best sound effect in the franchise...

[@travisbishop782]

Oh hell yeah!

[@stolasgoetia93]

The thing with the villagers, I feel is an allegory for Nam and how people over there felt about American troops being there.

[@135Fenrir]

Or ANY occupying force.

[@kingbooomer9231]

The Believer, dubbed for the 13th episode, is most likely referring to Valon Hess since he died with his dogmatic beliefs intact. The episode criticizes society who’s dogmatic cause led to its downfall, regardless if you’re a Mandalorian, Imperial, Jedi, or Sith. Only people who are accepting of other ideas like Mando and Mayfeld (who broke their oath for a moral cause) or actively rebuilds the notion of a preexisting idea like Luke Skywalker, Bo Katan, or Darth Bane. The moral of the episode I believe is stay true to your moral compass, regardless if your society tells you otherwise.

[@Combo_Slice]

THIS was actually my fav episode of the season. The season finally reached it’s stride here. Bill Burr killed it

[@TheLoreSeeker]

The Mandalorian Civil War Boba HAS to be referring to is the one that happened before Clone Wars that ended with Satine's government taking power and Death Watch being banished to the moon. Because.... Jango is dead during all of Pre Visla's Death Watch stuff.

[@WhatKindOfNameNow]

That's a good point that I just realized hadn't occurred to me for some reason. lol

[@geeksprk]

OR it could be something like the war between Death Watch and the True Mandalorians.

[@Kyran1996]

That whole cafeteria scene had some heavy Inglorious Basterds vibes. The troopers throughout the base even had red armbands to complete the space Nazi imagery. Bill Burr really sold his performance here. I started out feeling very 'meh' about his character, then was super annoyed with him when he started pushing Din's buttons, but it was in that moment that he really won me over.

[@AutobotProwler]

The pirates are. Locals defending their world. The empire are the pirates

[@mega-chad8809]

Can we get an F for the shoretrooper who just wanted to eat his lunch

[@CRlMZlN]

Bill Burr did a seriously good job in this episode.

[@SuperClonezzzProductions]

Seeing (and hearing) the seismic charge again honestly made me tear up. Man, do I love that sound.

[@liamm8197]

I was watching this episode with my dad when he called Slave 1 “the dumbest ship he’d ever seen.” I will no longer be watching these with him.

[@elleshiz8146]

Grogu will spend the rest of Din's life with him learning the ways of the Mandalore. He's spent his early life learning the ways of the Jedi; he could possibly return to it as he lives hundreds of years.

[@ScopeGuardPony]

When I first saw those TIEs chasing Slave I I thought Boba was going to use some swivel-cannons, but the moment it turned skyward and those TIEs formed up right next to each other I -KNEW- what was coming next.

[@dafafadila1729]

Never have I ever so happy seeing Pedro's face in my entire life

[@HafdirTasare]

That seismic charge... that was pure fanservice AND I LOVE IT!

[@LatetotheParty]

That gyro shot from inside the Slave 1 was definitely a high point of things we never thought we would see in Star Wars.

[@KyleKatarnChannel]

The inner workings of Slave I just blew me away. The Star Wars Universe feels more tangible with each episode with details like this! Big fan of your channel btw!

[@LatetotheParty]

@@KyleKatarnChannel Any friend of Eric (NerdChronic) is a friend of our's. Plus your channel is now our go to for all Star Wars goodness. Subbed.

[@bencebotye3904]

Mayfeld goes just full Hugo Stiglitz on that cafeteria. For the record he was tried to find out if the general feel sorry for that day. But this son of a Rancor forget about those horrors what keep Mayfeld at night, just like his face.

[@DARTHKNOWS76]

Mando gave full Mel Gibson at the end “GIVE ME BACK MY SON! “

[@Lagartofero]

Gideon: < picks up phone > Mando: "I have a particular set of skills..."

[@thedarknesscallingme]

"Please drop a seismic charge" Your wish will soon be granted

[@ShelleyTemplar1986]

Been waiting for your reaction. Bill Burr in this episode was just incredible.

[@Fi_Sci_]

Did not expect to hear Operation Cinder get referenced, it’s a part of Battlefront 2 I had almost forgotten about since it wasn’t established just how damaging it really was. And because of Mayfields character, it added a lot more weight to how devastating Operation: Cinder was, and how it haunts Mayfield until he receives a unique kind of Closure by killing the sociopathic commanding Officer he used to serve under. The forced reveal of Dins Djarins face was truly amazing to witness and demonstrated just how far he is willing to go to save his Son, even at the cost of a religion he had followed since he was a child. Great episode. The entirety of season 2 has been golden in my opinion even the episode where Grogu eats Frog lady’s eggs 😅

[@jahlink1ify]

Storm trooper: worst lunch break ever Mayfield: my conscience is clear

[@arthousebill]

The Operation Cinder reference was amazing, had to go back and play Battlefront 2 after this episode. Another great episode and reaction guys!

[@Fi_Sci_]

Adds more weight to that Operation now that we know the Trauma of what it brought to survivors such as Mayfield. Battlefront 2 story is decent, but Mayfields story goes a long way in making it have more of a purpose outside of showing off a new imperial squad.

[@arthousebill]

Yes, totally agree, and you really continue to understand the evil ways of Palpatine in his quest for dominance and destruction. Bill Burr really showing himself to be a strong actor beyond his more well known stand up comedy career!

[@dinglemcringle7809]

“He means more to me then you will ever know” this is the way

[@Lexyboogie]

The moment you realize that you’re going to witness a darksaber and beskar spear fight

[@Horbs99]

I LOVE people’s reactions to seismic charges 😂😂

[@squidsinspace75]

Basically, when Mandalorians do not fight against the Republic of Jedi or Sith, they probably fight with each other, because for so warriorlike culture, one day without a good fight is lost a day of life. We just get bored when it is too peaceful.

[@Flippokid]

This story and character wise may be the best executed of the season. Killing a dozen people defending their home will haunt Din for some time, and then we see how far he really is willing to go for Grogu when he takes off his helmet. Mayweather's story was also fantastically done. His performance was excellent, from his wisecracking to him "dealing with some personal stuff."

[@rugr82day]

The fight on the transport really fit the Old West style of this show. It was like an old fashioned train robbery.

[@MrJturner74]

I want a 90 min last episode.

[@artdogg50]

I concur! If it's like 30-35 minutes I'll be upset, not going to lie.

[@hairywelder5188]

Then I saw his face, now I'm a believer

[@YodatheHobbit]

I love how this was the first time other than in videos games we've actually seen a seismic charge WORK on a ship! All the ones Jango left for Obi-wan missed!

[@loganmckerracher5285]

I love watching these channels ( KK, blind wave, Star Wars theory) plenty of others aswell but watching reactors who are die hard fans are just more enjoyable to watch in my opinion

[@nateklein4391]

Reaction channels are fun to watch but this one and blind wave are the best ones IMO cause they know star wars

[@villainouschrisk]

i swear to god, this whole season, from Ahsoka, to Boba, to the seismic charge, just one nerdgasm after another!! can i get you guys a damp washcloth?

[@TWISM1337]

Boba dropping a seismic charge really solidifies it for me - The Mandalorian is basically 'Star Wars Fanservice: The show', and I don't mind it one bit. It's well needed after all Star Wars has been through in the hands of Ratcorp.

[@connorjones2958]

That is not a taken speech. In Taken, Liam Neeson basically says, "If you give my daughter daughter back, you can go." Mando just basically said, "Fucking run, bitch. I dare you."

[@RaccoonVtuber]

No One: Mando: "I have a very particular set of skills that make me a nightmare for people like you, Moff Gideon"

[@ChilupaKing]

I was like "Oh my god, we get to see Slave 1 inside!!!" Also, Bill Burr did great!!

[@beppo2814]

Been waiting all weekend for this reaction!

[@brucechmiel7964]

The imperial cruiser does have an internal hanger. Four Ties or a single Lambda shuttle can dock to it. Sliding between the mandibles. This ship seems to use the munitions launchers to deploy Dark Troopers.

[@Gnossiene369]

Mando using his face is like watching a baby walk

[@spacemanspiff3052]

Everyone loves a little seismic charge! I really liked how Valin Hess was played like a diabolical James Coburn by Richard Brake. It’s good to know even Imperials have to fill out life’s TPS Reports from time to time. Excellent reaction, gentleman!!!

[@MavenCree]

I did not give Bill Burr enough acting credit before. He knocked that table scene out of the park.

[@saminusprime2746]

Heres the thing with the whole "Watch creed" that I noticed: When it comes to wearing traditional Mandalorian armor, he can never remove his helmet in front of anyone, but here Din was wearing Stormtrooper armor, so I think he can TECHNICALLY remove the helmet without breaking the creed. What do you guys think?

[@DAN_IBEZA]

It was so much fun to watch you guys nerd out on this episode! Well done!

[@chemerej]

I’ve been looking for your page for 2 weeks!! You make me so happy

[@luketimewalker]

So I have the perfect name for this one : INGLORIOUS BESKARS © ^^

[@gerardovelazquez724]

this single episode was more Starwars than the 3 sequel movies togheter could ever achieved

[@toddjolly8543]

Loved the episode and as always, loved you guys reacting. I had to show my wife you guys at the seismic charge scene. I normally and not too animated when I watch TV but I sat up to the edge of my seat for that! And you holding your ear to hear it? LOL loved it!

[@twstf8905]

It's awesome finally seeing how the inside of the Slave-1 works, how the interior passenger compartment stays upright in atmosphere, kinda like the cockpit of the B-Wing. 👍

[@AyooRikoo]

Valin Hess is played by Richard Brake

[@thomasjuniardi3559]

He's look like Rudolph Hess the Nazi, highly loyal to the empe...I mean the Fuhrer 😁

[@Fi_Sci_]

Definitely recognized him since he looks like guy who killed Bruce’s parents in Batman begins.

[@Yamazuya]

@@Fi_Sci_ he did play Joe Chill

[@Fi_Sci_]

@@Yamazuya yup, that’s why I recognized him. Haven’t seen Batman begins in years, so I’m definitely surprised I was able to catch that.

[@jamieburns1228]

The casting is so good. They got the right guy. He was perfect as an Imperial officer.

[@AirbenderHawk]

That seismic charge sound is just orgasmic, eargasm to be exact.

[@phenixwryter]

Its so much fun watching the three of you! Y'all are so knowledgeable, too. Another great chapter! Everything was done so well. Top notch performances by all. I also laughed when the Empire office yelled a question at Din. I hope they bring Mayfeld back, he is profound and he is also hilarious. The scene in the transport when Mayfeld was laying down some hard truths to Din was great. The scene in officer's mess hall was riveting from beginning to end. Pedro and Bill play off of each other really well, like the pros that they are. Din threw down the gauntlet. The season finale is gonna blow us away!

[@TheSylviad]

Thank you for pointing out the TPS report from Office Space. You are the only vlogger I've watched that picked that out.

[@G.I.HistoryHandbook]

I always got the impression that the Great Purge was a genocide perpetrated by the Empire sometime after Rebels. Whatever happened, it was a cataclysm of such magnitude that by around 9 ABY the galaxy considers Mandalorians to be an extinct people: In Chapter 3, Paz Vizsla notes, "Our strength was once in our numbers. Now we live in the shadows and only come above ground one at a time. Our world was shattered by the Empire..." In Chapter 6, when told the Mandalorians were apparently the greatest warriors in the galaxy, Burg retorts, "Then why are they all dead?" In Chapter 11, Din says of Mandalore, "That planet is cursed. Everyone who goes there dies. Once the Empire knew they couldn't control it they made sure no one else could either." In this episode, Chapter 15, Migs Mayfeld compares the devastation of Mandalore to that of Alderaan, going so far as to say "neither one of them exist anymore." Some great tragedy befell Mandalore during imperial occupation. The Purge wasn't just another in a long line of Mandalorian wars, it is regarded by onlookers to have figuratively destroyed the planet and literally destroyed its people.

[@Ybhyper]

Refreshing to see reactors that know their stuff. I reacted the same when I saw the interior rotate on Slave 1.

[@margiemolina6943]

You guys kill me! Love your reacts and the channel 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@nicolehadden5486]

I was trying to see why I knew Valin Hess face and yeah he was the original Knight King but his face was even more familiar...he was the dude that played Portman in the movie Doom

[@JP-kq4jr]

That last scene? Goosebump City.

[@betacrest10]

Late guy here catching up on clone wars and rebels. Just watched that rhydonium episode with the R-series droids in clone wars series. Rhydonium does have a different color(prism like) explosion around it with a unique sfx as well.

[@zomish13]

The Duchess wasn't working completely that is why they needed Sabine back. They had to be close with the weapon for it to work and Ursa Wren and Bo-Katan didn't seem to know about the Duchess weapon when we saw it in Rebels. I think the Purge happens afterwards and that is where Gideon is able to get his hands on the Dark Saber.

[@sirboomsalot4902]

I like how he finally see a blaster run out of ammo, which they can do as they use energy packs

[@zaandarbrow]

15:48 officer watching be like: wh is this trooper? we need to give him a raise ! XD

[@zachbro95]

Yeah hearing that dubstep charge again was candy to my ears

[@RedfordGuy]

I love that they immediately recognized the actor who play the robber in Batman Begins.

[@CustomizedUsername]

My favorite Star Wars reactors. You guys are real fans and it shows 👏

[@grevoron]

Glad you guys acknowledge Richard Brake. Just one episode and he still gave it his all.

[@DiedrichKnickerbocker1783]

Bobba looks like an action figure. I love it.

[@margaretwood2077]

Just love listening to the both of you. Cannot wait till next week

[@moe59mak]

Moff Gideon got the Dark Saber from Bo Katan at one point. That could be the purge they are speaking about.

[@chghfd4946]

"They just here to steal information, they don't really need to do anything to this guys" You don't assemble that team and not do anything to those guys.

[@CliffuckingBooth]

Not a single shot missed by those Stormtroopers !! Finally !! More characters like this without the plot armor please :D

[@noahinatsuka1641]

kyle katarn when the seismic charge goes off bruhhhhh pure satisfaction

[@UncleMilo]

Is anyone familiar with the movie "Wages of Fear" (or the American re-make "Sorcerer")? This episode makes a nice homage to the plot of that film.

[@DJniggels]

Kudos to you for recognizing the type of balster in no time! :D

[@lenabrt3639]

it's the reference to oberyn martell that made me sob for me

[@El_Bartto]

Where?

[@lenabrt3639]

@@El_Bartto 19:14 Bendu said it not in the mandalorian itself :)

[@yodaguru]

That whole fight between Mando and the pirates had a Firefly/Reavers vibe.