Let's Talk Some Mandalorian Season 3, Ep 6, Ch 22: Guns for Hire

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[@carlosmujun]

Anyone else remember when Bill Burr had a MEANINGFUL cameo?

[@Seeber420]

and for a comedian he can actually do some acting, Lizzo could barely deliver a line.

[@g.r.o.g.u.1892]

@@Seeber420 I am amazed the city doesnt crumble from those thunder thighs. She is horrible at acting lmao

[@briankeys5941]

no... he hates SW and ALL sci-fi, (hes a dumbass for hating ALL sci-fi but funny enough) which i heard him say many many times back before... the dark times. Yea, im sure he did well, hes surrounded by fake ppl who im SURE, are intimidated, by little Bill Burr, bc Boston, OH MAN DEY BE SCAPPIN every gd time.. ANYWAY, yea confidence and intelligence and not caring is perfect if u can pull this off... your now an adult, and we all know there are no adults in Disney SW... So im SURE he did well throwing his weight around on this FAKE WESTERN, TWISTED INTO FAKE SW, WITH FAKE BOBA, FAKE YODA, ON A FAKE (green screen) DESERT (u guys know we have a desert right here... in Cali, oh how these fans would DESPISE there heroes IRL), WITH A FAKE SLA [THIS COMMENT HAS BEEN INTERUPTED BC LULZ] lmao, so I wikied this FAKE character's ship and here's the tagline on the official FAN WIKI. Also this is ACTUAL DIALOG on the show? Mmmmmmk, but i had to shar a hilarious comment by the person on the site that is supposed to be MORE accurate than the normal wiki. bc of the "love" of the IP ["My ship has been destroyed. I'm trapped here." "Stripped. Not destroyed. The Jawas steal. They don't destroy." "Stolen or destroyed, makes no difference to me." ―Din Djarin and Kuiil, after the Razor Crest was stripped for parts by Jawas -bc god that would be so funny] lmao... even on the fan wiki they hate this show, im out, I just wanted to end with ALWAYS PIRATE ALL MEDIA. Its allowed me to save SO MUCH MONEY and be where all my peeps wanna watch shit on the projector, they know im retired early... is 30s early, idk. I was lucky/smart bc as soon as i learned in the "right after dialup" age, u can download shit for free, to learn, was my mission. so, since the 90s I've not contributed to ANY company THAT DIDNT GO HARD AF. SW 4 & 5 are examples of something i would contribute too. If only the world was as intelligent... GREEDY, lol as me. Then we never would have had the domino effect of total media meltdown and be in a golden age of only quality, or collapse. FINE WITH ME. no go touch ass NOT GRASS. only [KZbin DOES NOT TOLERATE HATESPEECH. YOU HAVE BEEN FINED. ERROR.] say memes irl.

[@joeyy7904]

​@@Seeber420 she was so bad. I didnt even know who she was either. Still don't 😂

[@Seeber420]

@@joeyy7904 I honestly thought she was the dwarf from Rings of Power, im 34 and had no idea what Lizzo was or looked like.

[@dorston.graves]

The fact that you could literally cut directly from them landing their ship to them walking up to the Mercandolorians and miss nothing speaks volumes. Honestly it felt like Jack black, Lizzo, and Lloyd wanted to be in star wars so the show writers said….um…okay. Got it.

[@paulab5264]

I can see Lloyd, with his history in sci fi like Back to the Future having a well written role as an old separatist. However Lizzo and Jack were too many cameos and it felt distracting

[@leofink2231]

The whole scene with Lizzo character wanting to hold Grogu and inciting him with snacks just screamed contractual stipulation.

[@brandonking2679]

@@paulab5264they felt like some lame side characters from rebels or the bad batch.Super one dimensional with no purpose but plot device.

[@lewismckenzie236]

I didn't even realise who that was that's how insignificant she is. Only time I ever see her is when she's scarring people with her disgusting behaviour.

[@Ptaaruonn]

it's that casino part, from episode 8, all over again.

[@edvolz73]

I think we know why season 4 is written already, it's the second half of the original season 3. Adding in the rangers content I think has cost the show it's original heart.

[@carlosminetti3685]

This comment is such an “aha moment”

[@pantonearqm2791]

Only doc's episode works as Rangers story, other episodes were just usual filler.

[@chasecreamer727]

@@kidicaras2719 Season 2 hardly had filler. And the only filler episode still had a nice dogfight with X-Wings and introduced the X-Wing pilot, Captain Carson Teva.

[@DarthVader-gq4ks]

Idk about that while season 1 was airing, they were already shooting season 2

[@TwistedReality13]

It's not just written, it's already been filmed also.. they won't be able to course correct until season 5. So not at all at the rate Star Wars is crashing and burning.

[@chrisrose2803]

That image of Christopher Lloyd makes me think he'd make an awesome live action of Clone 99. Just needs the Kiwi accent.

[@TwistedReality13]

Dudes like a billion years old.. lol

[@Elizabeth28]

I need to get this off my chest. Everything about this episode was frustrating beyond belief. Jack and Lizzo (can't get into how terrible that choice was) need DIn and Bo's help because droids are throwing tiny little tantrums (not actually hurting people, mind you), and Din believes that's worth his time and effort just to go find the other mandos? They can't actually stop him from just finding them himself, they literally said no one carries blasters there. But they go along with it. Okay, so now we can get some development with DIn and Bo finally acting like a team on some silly mission, I'll take it. But no, it's like they've never worked together before and have no bond at all. And Grogu being knighted for NOTHING?! The whole first half of the season they were building up Grogu to be more capable and powerful (at least a little bit), but Din's suddenly just fine leaving him with strangers, giving him no opportunity to continue growing with his capability. This episode totally could have worked as a dystopian noir story if they had stayed in line with the gritty western, mysterious yet slightly comedic tone of the first two seasons. Instead it was campy and shallow, like it was written for five-year-olds. Like a lot of others, I keep thinking there must be something deeper coming, because we expect so much more from Jon and Dave, but I honestly think this is just as deep as it's gonna get. Just boring, superficial, one-dimensional characters and lazy plot lines.

[@someguy9070]

Disney has a bad habit of naming a show after a character and then taking that character and putting them to side in their own show. Book of Boba Fett, and Kenobi are two prime examples.

[@hampdog5716]

Yeah I've noticed, worried about Ashoka's show now too

[@youngman.6495]

Mando became a supporting character in his own series.

[@youngman.6495]

​@@hampdog5716She's a Strong god womam,no need to worry.

[@stryletz]

Pedro is busy with The Last of Us, he's pretty much a part-time voice actor in this show now. It's obvious Disney upended all their plans when they forced Grogu back, you can tell they have no idea what to do with him now. This is now the Bo-Katan show. Now she's a fine character, and deserving of a series, but kinda poor taste to bait and switch us just because they can't get an actor to commit to their project.

[@AllyMonsters]

It's almost like you don't know that all star wars shows and movies have been ensemble cast, not centered around one person ever.

[@hunternelson4320]

Why did mando turn into a weak character? Do you remember how in the first ever episode of the Mandalorian he just cuts that guy in the bar in half with the closing door

[@karazor-el9596]

he's been a weak character since day one ffs he needs a f plushie toy to lean on

[@MedalionDS9]

It's because he's been changed by Grogu... he's a softie now

[@ghst-rb3iz]

basically the boba fett effect, we get to know a badass character then they make him soft to introduce a stronger character to steal the spotlight

[@JohnArceane]

Wild how it wasn't even that long ago that he still felt like a threat. Mando hit his post-Grogu peak in Bobf, but now suddenly he's taking every single L in the book.

[@akas1255]

So Bo the new Womandalorian can look better by comparison.

[@jayp.4381]

This episode just encapsulated the whole season for me... Its not the same Mandalorian and Din Jarin is a neutered version of himself. I feel like this could have been a filler version of the Bad Batch, just a bad plot overall. This season seems to be going nowhere.

[@logankent5865]

Whole show is going no where the cracks were showing in season two but season three really seems like the writers did not expect the show to be going on for this long.

[@Mr.Edd3905]

why does the show have to 'go somewhere'? I bet most Star Wars fans from the 80s and 90s would have just loved to have anything close to this and just see this universe as it is. Why does every story have to have major consequences?

[@SwaggerLikeUz]

The Book of Boba Fett hurt season 3. Gina being fired! Rangers cancelled as a result. Thus the identity crisis via Mando season 3. Its a Pershing show one week, Bo Show next week, Jack Black & Lizzo after that...

[@logankent5865]

@edgarjephcote3905 it doesn't need to have major consequences and the starwars fans of the 80s and 90s are the angry ones. I mean heck I would be happy if the show had even one little bit of good writing. The show is bad has no point the characters suck and its turned into a marketing ad for baby Yoda so Disney can make money off of basic white bitches.

[@experz2077]

@@Mr.Edd3905 L opinion. u just like brain numb content

[@cotilake]

What if the next episode is a beach episode where all the mandos go swimming in the living waters and the mythosaur comes out and becomes their friend and their jet packs start shooting sparkles and the ahsoka shows up and talks to mando about finding thrawn and it turns out in his exile he thought about his faults and is now just a super chill dude And they live happily ever after… 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@steelpaw9944]

Imagine if the Mandalorian was made like a John Wick movie. The fight scenes and the writing would be legendary XD

[@brentarellano46]

Imagine the armorer being like the gun vendor in the second John wick

[@Depsty]

I love imagining what it would be like if Disney actually made good stuff😂

[@Mr.Edd3905]

complaining about lighting? look at Picard S3 and then complain.

[@brentarellano46]

@@Mr.Edd3905 🤣🤣🤣🤣for real

[@graynight3478]

@Thor_SkywalkerPlus Undoing the previous plots is the biggest issue. Spoilers ahead, if you care. - Din learnt to not hate droids in Season 1 due to IG-11 - Nah, he likes IG-11 but hates all other droids still. - Din had an internal religious conflict and was kicked out of his cult when he chose his found family over his religious dogma. Nah, he took a bath and now he's happy to be in the cult and question nothing ever again. - Din had to give up Grogu because he wanted him to get trained. Nah, Grogu is back to be his cute pet again. - Din got the Dark Saber and was unable to use it effectively due to his inner turmoil. Nah, forget the turmoil, he's just going to give it to Bo on a technicality and reset back to the Status quo with Bo having the saber just like she did at the end of Rebels. What the fuck was the point of Din carrying the thing around for a season then? - Din has repeatedly demonstrated leadership qualities? Nah, fuck him. Bo's going to get her 4th shot at being a leader. - Gideon was captured after a difficult battle. Nah he escaped off screen and is our Big Bad who shows up at the end of every season yet again. - Bo was wearing a helmet and getting indoctrinated by the CotW. Nah the Armourer is suddenly a pragmatist who asked her to take it off and go forth like the old ambitious Bo from Rebels. - Mandalorians had to leave Nevarro after being nearly wiped out. Nah. They're back again and have just as many members as they did before Like literally nothing that happened in Season 2 matters as all of it was reverted or resolved with the least effort possible. Really awful circular plotting.

[@lukaDeadEye111]

The show did a relapse into season 1...

[@MaiiOrduna]

You put my every complain about this season in one comment. Thank you for saving me time. Season 2 was my favorite but now it seems it didn't have any lasting impact. I hate that they don't let the characters grow and find new goals to achieve/challenges to overcome. We have to keep coming back to the same old same old.

[@Hello-bi1pm]

This is Force Awakens of the Mandalorian.

[@lukaDeadEye111]

@@Hello-bi1pm bit worse since this is all one story, not just a redo with different ppl... TFA is horrible, but AT LEAST you can go "oh history repeating itself" n shit, this is just... Bad character writing

[@ritchierich2793]

The entire plot of the mandalorian - Perpetually world building.. forget storyline..

[@starwarsnewsandmemes8289]

I'm starting to theorize that the show was only intended to be 2 seasons.

[@lewismckenzie236]

More like season 1/2 were the remnants of the Boba Fett movie and the Kennedy faction were kept the fuck out. It's obvious by Disneyland Coruscant that the nutters have finally got their hands on Mando.

[@chasehedges6775]

It definitely should have been 2 seasons

[@ghst-rb3iz]

I dont think that is the case, otherwise how and where would they tell Grogu's fate? But I really believe Grogu's return wasn't supposed to be so rushed but for money reasons Disney made it happen, ignoring the storytelling

[@WhoWouldWantThisName]

@@ghst-rb3iz I think it could even be the opposite. Grogu's involvement could have began as a means of putting Mando on a path of finding some meaning beyond self survival and acceptance within the Mando community. He was becoming a father figure to Grogu. Then Grogu's place seemed to be complete and his story arc in the show came to a close when he was returned to a force being, Ahsoka. I think he was brought back in due to popularity and they forced the whole thing to be stretched out until he was given to Luke. THEN, yet again, they brought him back as a permanent sidekick to Din. I don't think that initially Grogu's fate was part of the point of this show. It was initially Din's show and Grogu was a story arc for season 1. He was popular enough to win over the fanbase and maybe earn(?) a permanent place in the show. The same could be said for Carga. Either of these characters could have been short lived. Now we have what also appeared to be a temporary arc with Katan. I thought they just wanted to work her in because they had Katie and it seemed a natural fit. Now it looks like it's becoming far more about the MandalorianS than this Mandalorian (Din). Maybe that was their intent all along but the path appears reeeeally piecemealed together like a bad quilt. What was this man's journey has become almost a story with him along for the ride serving as a hub for other characters and enabling other shows to be spawned off of this one. First BOBF, now Ahsoka, will Katan get a show off of this too? I can only hope they don't try bringing Jack Black back in to eventually make S4 or 5 an intro to his show. I now wish I hadn't even thought of that example,,, yech. I actually thought his ship, the RazorCrest, was a more long term character in the show than Grogu, until they just ditched it. That was my second favorite ship in the galaxy. I just realized we also never hear any of his recurring lines from early on anymore either. "I can take you in warm, or I can take you in cold". IMO these things were established as part of a theme or his character. I wanted some of that to remain. Now I miss season 1. I want THAT Mando and THAT show back.

[@Tancred73]

I'm glad someone still finds enjoyment in this show. I sat watching this episode thinking; "why am I wasting my time on this clown show?" I'm definitely out. Hope the rumours that Disney might sell Lucasfilm turn out to be true.

[@QuestionMan]

What I keep hearing about Grogu in all these "maybes" is "we don't need him". And that sums up this season and the comment.

[@gonzalograjeda7389]

I’d love if these videos were longer. It’s awesome hearing you two talking, responding and debating on relevant stuff from the episodes.

[@TwistedReality13]

All while not cursing and totally trashing the properties.

[@Milothemighty10]

The more I think about it there is clearly something going on behind the doors at lucasfilm something they don’t want the public let alone the Star Wars fandom to know I firmly believe that Kennedy is behind the undoing of season 2s ending and if the mandalorian isn’t safe from her what chances do upcoming projects have?…

[@JGburneraccount]

Ya I can see that

[@akas1255]

Din being shoved aside so Bo the Womandalorian can become the main character and be literally handed the Darksaber proves KK has sunk her claws into it.

[@JGburneraccount]

@@akas1255 I just don't trust anyone at Disney.

[@Milothemighty10]

@@akas1255 at least Bo Katan was a pre established character so this ain’t as bad as it could be but still…

[@WhoWouldWantThisName]

To be honest though it's not as if KK is the only culprit over there. I get the impression that 90%+ of that company is just Woke, Inc. and Jon and Dave had maybe a few others that just wanted to do great Star Wars storytelling and now I suspect even those two have been somewhat indoctrinated by the overwhelming mob of the Hollywood (entertainment industry) cult. Everything they do serves to promote a certain social agenda. Those who don't support or go along with that get ousted, like Gena. It's not just KK, it's nearly all of them by this point.

[@brody2590]

Yes!! I was hoping this came out on my lunch break! xD

[@someguy9070]

Same here lol.

[@rogerpalsgrove9678]

I was just surprised that I got the KZbin notification a couple of minutes before the Discord notification. Glad you got it on your lunch.

[@JorgeBorges_00]

Din as the reluctant leader is better than Bo trying again for the 3rd time tbh. I hope the DS goes back to Din

[@bubbachomp4674]

Total retcon.

[@Megaspinosaurusrex]

Or boba Fett, would a great way of bringing him, even though I'm not sure how it would work. I would really be disappointed if bo become the ruler of Manda lore.

[@bubbachomp4674]

@@Megaspinosaurusrex Boba was Mand’alor in the old extended universe. I like him controlling the gangs in this continuity. But having him challenge Din and Din overcoming would be pretty sweet. Unfortunately Din is a male; the force is female thus Bo must be Mand’alor, even though it breaks everything season 1, 2, and BoB established lol

[@Megaspinosaurusrex]

@@bubbachomp4674 I would honestly rather have the armorer rule instead of Bo if we want a female Mand' alore.

[@bubbachomp4674]

@@Megaspinosaurusrex It’d be nice if story and lore came before gender politics.

[@IvanGarcia-cx5jm]

The planet did look like Disney World in Orlando. It even have the Florida swamps. I was expecting an alligator to come out anytime.

[@pineapplepapercrafts]

There is a building in Vancouver, bc, Canada called science world. The building looked like beefed up science world. It was pretty cool actually.

[@GreaterGrievobeast55]

Given we already got those gators with wings from the mando mines , and that giant turtle gator on the COTW's new base, feels like we ought to start playing space gator bingo.

[@zacharyclark3693]

This episode was like the films I, Robot and Thor: Ragnarok had a child. The Droid subplot could have been so much better if they took more time to develop the story, and maybe made the bad guy’s plot more developed (the “Dooku was a visionary” and “sorry, I feel bad about what I did” two minutes later was too rushed). I also felt like Bo Katan’s claim to the Dark Saber was too convenient and too rushed. She was already given the Dark Saber before in Rebels. We should have learned how she lost it to Moff Gideon, and that should have set up how she was going to redeem herself and earn back the Dark Saber. Give Bo redemption, not a reset of that episode of Rebels. I didn’t hate this episode, but I feel like they could have done so much better.

[@WhoWouldWantThisName]

BOOM! Exactly. Well TBF, I actually did kind of hate this episode, lol. Everything you said though was spot on. The stories they aren't delving into are far more interesting and already have our curiosity than the ones they have decided to manufacture in their place. I think these things are being rushed because even the writers aren't interested in them. They are like plot devices created to join different parts that someone actually cares about, maybe.

[@zacharyclark3693]

@@WhoWouldWantThisName you're right. The writing feels dispassionate. This is like a first or second draft, not the final product.

[@user-pw3dt7hd7s]

Make the comment videos an hour long it's more fun than the actual reviews

[@generalbaryonyx6850]

I really hate this season so far. It felt like the book of Boba Fett compromised everything.

[@chasehedges6775]

The sequels, Kenobi and Boba Fett all ruined everything

[@EagleLeader1]

Yeah really disappointed and now I wonder what was more disappointing, the Book of Boba Fett or the Mandalorian Season 3?

[@chasehedges6775]

@@EagleLeader1 Both are terrible

[@brandonking2679]

This season reeks of Dave Filoni

[@Sewergoose]

@@brandonking2679 I don’t understand how he can make clone wars, bad batch and season one of this show, and then make this. Boba fett too but I don’t remember if he helped make it

[@andrewlechner6343]

I really wish that they had declared din mandalore. I guess I can only hope that he gets the title after Bo fails (again).

[@richardcastillos2896]

That would be really sad to her character like I know the show is about Din but the thing is he never wanted to be ruler

[@JoRoq1]

There is an appeal to the concept of the reluctant ruler, but that person still needs to demonstrate the necessary political leadership skills. Din has not shown any of that. He is still a follower, caught up in events larger than himself and deferring to others for direction.

[@JorgeBorges_00]

@@JoRoq1 Yeah, it's not like he led a village of non combatants against a strong warlike tribe with an AT-ST in season 1, or when he led the people of Mos Pelgo and united them with the sand people against the Krayt Dragon, or when he led the attack on Moff Gideon's ship and the imperial base in the episode before, or when he leads the group at the end of season 1 to confront Moff Gideon. Ok well, looks like the whole "he hasn't shown any skills" falls on its face after a cursory study.

[@lukaDeadEye111]

​@@JorgeBorges_00 i feel like that only makes it worse now, since he HAS shown this, making it so Bo Katan needs to lead now makes less sense than before, and him being a more weird "hands on" approach type of dude kind of makes sense (the things he did in this episode i think actually did lead to progress). But also making him a very willing follower for a fiew episodes sort of clash with what he had going on before. It's like a relapse, he returned to his old lone gunman phase, accepting to do things others ask of him and being an overall supporting character to other ppl. Kinda sux ngl, think it could have been handled better

[@JoRoq1]

@@JorgeBorges_00 POLITICAL leadership skills. He has shown combat leadership, but then he leaves social and governance issues to others to figure out. A world leader needs to be able to step up for all of it.

[@thefrozenone417]

As the doors on the monorail closed I almost expected to hear a voice saying “Por favor mantengase alejado de las puertas!” (pardon my spelling)

[@alioda_]

Always a pleasure to watch a Thor and Naboo video

[@Mr.Edd3905]

they complain too much now. Most episodes are trashed because it didn't go how they expected it to go, or because the story isn't moving fast enough (even though they expected Mando story to go slower at first, but still complained anyway).

[@MogoFromHell]

I think, considering, they're being really patient with the show

[@thebaptistwasher]

​@Edgar Jephcote (Mr.Edd14) You're commenting to complain about how much they complain? This is, by far the worst rated episode of the show, and they're being extremely gracious in their review of it. Don't ask questions. Just consoom product.

[@nurabsal0x018c]

I listen to videos and podcasts and stuff at work... you guys can make these more off the cuff videos run as long as you want! The longer they are the less often I have to look over my shoulder and make sure no one's watching when I Alt-Tab over to write a comment when it's over and then find something else to play...

[@staroceans8677]

I think they would have done better to leave Grogu with Luke and in order to keep him active in season 3 they could have had flashbacks of his training with Luke in periodic episodes, they didn't have to bring him back because he seems unprepared, still neophyte and his character has yet to evolve as a relative Mandalorian. Mistakes made, big star actors need to be discouraged, big star characters should be encouraged!

[@macwelch8599]

Mando’s version of The Last Jedi

[@benjaminroe311ify]

Yeah... that's what I thought too...

[@deriznohappehquite]

Not really. It has hardly upended the story and assassinated the characters. It’s more like nothing interesting has really happened. They failed to establish stakes, antagonists, etc. the dialogue is hammy and stilted, it tells instead of “show, don’t tell”, etc. Like, they basically just stuck a scooby doo episode in there.

[@Lord-Emperor-Vader]

This is an over reaction I would say at worse this is like the Phantom Menace where there is a good story that was not executed well (showing Din is not a good leader) but this is in no way on the same level as that movie.

[@ryandodrill6904]

@@deriznohappehquite In making the New Republic the new empire they've assassinated the character of all the heroes from the OT. They were all complete failures, their sacrifice was meaningless and accomplished nothing, the OT didn't matter at all. I'm talking the season as a whole of course but I'd say they've pulled a last jedi just with every single rebel who appeared in the OT.

[@deriznohappehquite]

@@ryandodrill6904 The Sequel Trilogy already ruined that. Mando HAS to make everything from the OT suck because it HAS to tie into the sequel trilogy.

[@jacobcabral99]

Damn, I didn’t think this would be the show to disappoint. I always thought Mando had that extra care especially when compared to boba and Kenobi but turns out this season is the same level of meh as those shows

[@mk80.]

Going off the Disney World look of the planet. The droid bar had a bit of nostalgia for me seeing some Rex droids from the old Star Tours ride version!

[@douglasmyers5239]

I don't know if anyone noticed this but it hit me. The ughnaut in the middle of the three looked an awful lot like Clint Howard, the directors uncle!😂

[@HighHeelKnight]

Remember, George Lucas hired N Sync for Episode 2, so let's no act like he was so against using celebrities. 😂

[@knightoforange7177]

I think this path they took with Bo and the darksaber was utterly redundant we had almost this exact scene back in rebels, all they've done is restore her back to that position she was previously in. You had a compelling tale with her being the leader who was mistakenly given the darksaber instead of earning it herself the first time and those who believe in the superstitions would say that's the reason mandalore fell to the empire. She needed an arc of building her back up and learning lessons and growing as a character, a warrior and most of all a leader. Instead she consistently saved the covert mandalorians because they were written to be incompetent to make her look amazing in comparison, and lucked into things like finding the mythosaur and the darksaber accepting her even though she didn't win it in combat. I'm not expecting the same level of character focused drama as Andor but some level of competent writing isn't an unreasonable expectation.

[@164DiecastVideos]

Disney black series toys often give away a lot. There is a Vizla toy with him without his helmet off and you can see his face (played by fav himself) My theory is, we will find out the armorer is Rook (also Deathwatch) - we will see her without the helmet on, now that Bo unites the factions. The reason she kept the helmet on and enforced that rule, was because after deathwatch. She knew people wouldnt follow her, knowing who she was. Thrawn is on Mandalore or the moon. Along with Gideon. Where better to hide on a planet in plain sight, because everyone believes its uninhabitable. Expect to see Thrawn as the credits roll on the season for Ashoka. And lets not forget the forgotten. RIP IG-11 story arc….

[@aaronconway5404]

The show is called "The Mandalorian" (in reference to Din)... He actually wins the darksabre in combat... He is the one to go back to Mandalore and bath in the living waters. The armourer talks about a "new age" of Mandalore yet they're having Bo try again for the 3rd time... Bo taking the darksabre and ingniting it, again, in front of the Mandalorians is literally the exact same as in Rebels... At this point, Star Wars should be given to the fans to make their own content.

[@kicksmore]

And didn't the Armorer tell Mando about how leading the people without earning the sabre led to Mandalore's downfall? What a dumb season.

[@aaronconway5404]

@@kicksmore it's a mess of a season. In S1 Qu'ill even mentions to Din about his ancestors riding the Mythosaur (I thought was foreshadowing that he would).

[@MichaelDeNicola]

This episode is getting a lot of hate on social media but I must say I enjoyed it. Had a lot of fun watching it.

[@SunWarrior155]

I could listen to you two for hours

[@moshtradamus92]

Din "losing" the darksaber because he got caught in a trap (not an honorable challenge with the stakes of losing said darksaber on the line) is NOT being challenged to hand to hand combat and losing; the show has already established this is not the case. If it was TECHNICALLY hers she would have believed that she earned it in the first place.

[@JGburneraccount]

How dare you question the logic of the greatest writers of all time, girl power because women must always be better than men and men don't deserve to be viewed as strong or have any authority or leadership.

[@waterbears9874]

Something I don’t get is why does the show need to explore the world building of the new republic and how it’s corrupt, what does that really add especially when they’re also tackling the mandalorian world building and the two are almost completely unrelated it feels Also why would the empire still care about mandalore at this point or still have a presence there, I get there is definitely a threat to the mandalorians out there, but why would the empire still be on mandalore especially after nuking it

[@JoRoq1]

The New Republic arc was most likely originally planned for the cancelled Rangers show. Favreau and Filoni are working toward a larger meta-arc between multiple shows. The Mandalorian is the core show, and the spin-offs (Boba Fett, Rangers, and Ahsoka) were to build out the larger universe to lead into a massive Endgame-style event. BOBF failed hard and Rangers was lost due to politics, so The Mandalorian is having to pick up the slack so that the pieces planned for Ahsoka will make sense. Unfortunately, this has been detrimental for The Mandalorian because the patches had to be put in with a relatively short (for a production schedule) deadline.

[@ryandodrill6904]

Disney absolutely hates the OT and all the heroes from it. The New Republic stuff suits their desire to destroy the OT and all the heroes from it.

[@amymorgan886]

im diaapointed that the animated show felt much more high quality and well rounded than the mandolorian season 3

[@Brody2362]

And this is the second time she's been handed the DS. This writting is such a mess.

[@paulab5264]

I agree with Naboo about the darksaber, Din lost it on a technicality but he told the story at the proper time. He may have been waiting to see if Bo was trustworthy. Also I have always thought that Din does not want to lead, he is a lone wolf, not a polititian, Bo was raised to lead.

[@JoRoq1]

Agreed, but the exchange still played too quickly. There should have been more questioning of the story, as it was a rather convenient thing for Bo. Literally only 3 of the Mandalorians present had ever even seen Din before, let alone interacted or worked with him. I would have expected one of the others to question the story, forcing Sasha Banks to respond and vouch for Din’s honesty based on her participation in the assault on Gideon’s ship. That would have done more to demonstrate the full importance of the exchange.

[@UpTheChels10]

It completely undermines the writing in Rebels, and completely undermines the writing in its very own show as the Armorer specifically points out that many Mandos believe she is responsible for the Night of a Thousand Tears because of her literally doing the EXACT same thing with Sabine Wren. How in the world, is this supposed to be the moment we all look at her as the "leader" when we have seen how this exact story ends. And lets apply common sense. You are a Mando, super religious and reference to the creed. Bo accepts the Saber out of the Creed, which I dont understand how people are having this confusion of how to win the Dark Saber properly when Ursa Wren explained it in pretty good depth to Ezra when watching Sabine duel Gar Saxon, but nonetheless, accepts it and then the Night of a Thousand Tears comes later. People lost everything. Literally everything, imagine earth was nuked to death and your religious and you think the reason it happened was cause this person went agaisnt the gods, and then bam she does the same exact thing and those people are know just gonna follow her? I seriously think a high school-er could've done better writing

[@kylebolt1951]

Idk sometimes the best leaders are those who do not want the job.

[@mar.prz10]

Din’s character like any of us can only grow if he is taken out if his comfort zone. He doesn’t want to lead but what if he needs to? Otherwise s1 and 2 buildup has misled us to this cop out.

[@JoJo-vg8dz]

It's a show about Din. If they want to make a feminist show let them create a Bo Katan show. We're tired of the usual bait-and-switch BS.

[@Sam_T2000]

Naboo is how you portray a wealthy, opulent world in _Star Wars…_ not Epcot World.

[@CedarHunt]

What I don't understand is why anyone would accept Bo as the leader of Mandalore. She's been "in charge" a handful of times, and each time she holds a position of authority, things get worse for the Mandalorians. She engineered the planets subjugation by the Sith and then negotiated its occupation by the Republic and finally instigated its destruction by the Empire. After that many failures, I don't care how fancy your glowstick is, you're not allowed to be in charge of anything.

[@JoRoq1]

She didn’t engineer Maul’s takeover. She wanted nothing to do with him, but ultimately trusted in Pre Vizsla’s (misplaced) confidence that he could take Maul out when Nightwatch’s goals were achieved. Beyond that, recall that Mandalorian culture still revolves around clan and association. Presumably she is the only clan leader left with the recognition and experience for world leadership, and the cultural importance of tradition (particularly among the Mandalorian warrior factions) cannot be understated.

[@CedarHunt]

​@@JoRoq1 Bull. She was Pre Vizslas lieutenant and was just as culpable as he was in Mauls take over. Their failure to seize power later is irrelevant to that. She also directly negotiated the Republic invasion which opened the door for the occupation and then instigated the rebellion that saw Mandalore destroyed. Clan has not been shown to be a central pillar of Mandalorian society, it's barely mentioned at all. It's just a last name at this point. If she is seriously the last clan leader left, then Mandalore is already gone and this whole story is a waste of time.

[@tokyo_god2731]

thats the point why should they have to trust her again after her multiple failures that's why she is trying to prove herself we did see her given up on her quest to lead mandolore but now by seeing the mythosaur she has found her courage and with the backing off the armorer and din she can believe now that she is the ruler of mandolore even if she fails I mean the republic has failed multiple times did they give up no so why should she?

[@JoRoq1]

@@CedarHunt Go back to watch those Clone Wars episodes again. She argues hard against working with Maul, and only goes along with it when Pre tells his plan to double-cross. And even in her agreement, her extreme distaste for it is clear. Does she bear a share of the responsibility for Maul’s rise? Yes. But she does so because she was following the tradition of following the man who possessed the Darksaber, the same tradition she now relies on to reunite the scattered Mandalorians. Clan specifically has not been presented as a factor in The Mandalorian, but it was still clearly in place as late as Rebels. We don’t know what the current survival rates and population for the remaining Mandalorian people are. It is not implausible that the destruction of Mandalore left no clan intact or in a strong position, which would result in forming new groups (Bo’s mercenaries, the Armorer’s Covert) to base a collective identity on. My real point is that those group associations, whether by blood, creed, or circumstance, were a significant foundational piece of the Mandalorian culture. The only other time shown where blood clan was not held important was under Satine’s rule, and coincided with the movement away from the warrior traditions. “The Mandalorian” clearly shows that those following any version of warrior tradition still have a strong sense of group identity.

[@thegifting267]

@@tokyo_god2731 she already had the same plot in rebels tho

[@LornaYShaw]

My husband calls The Mandalorian, ‘the show where nothing happens’, we only watch it because ‘we started so let’s see it through’. It’s a chore to watch.

[@robheaton]

Thor, I think your wife is right to shout “Disney!” from this episode. The state ballroom/dining room where we meet Jack Black and Queen Lizza, with all its colors, aliens, and accoutrement, was nothing but Disney inserting its parks in the SW universe, somehow having both royalty and direct democracy, and beyond this it’s not a surprise that the Plazir-15 infrastructure looks like Epcot. The episode was an embarrassment to the show, but makes complete sense if you think about it in parallel terms of how the Mandalorians are going to retake and fortify Mandalore and how Disney is going to then make its SW land look like “Mandalore.” Surprise, they don’t have to do much at all! Epcot is now Mandalore! Just add in a line about how Plazir and Mandalore are going to be diplomatic partners, and it’s not much of a stretch to see Bo-Katan and Din reaching out to the Plazir civil engineers for help building their next domed city. I may be way off base but I think Favreau’s hands were tied by the Mouse here, who demanded a parks-relevant tie-in. Also wouldn’t surprise me if Batuu suddenly becomes Nevarro.

[@MCsCreations]

Yeah, I would be ok with it if it was a 20 episode series... Anyway, thanks for the debate, guys! Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

[@mr.abbott212]

I like the longer formats like this

[@trident1041]

I feel this episode is a builder for various plots. Grogu holds a title…Knighthood, the robots cleared their names and could possibly be a united force to count on in a pinch, and there are now two worlds where Mandolorians are welcome/ acknowledged

[@hankjesse3410]

I could listen to an hour of you guys talking about the episodes, don’t worry

[@nichlaschristensson1055]

This episode is the second this season that is taking up a side story that don't really take us anywhere. I could have worked if we had 12-15 episodes but we have 2 left and we are just in the beginning of this seasons main story. And I didn't know that the B2 droid could run.

[@ryanmccarthy7572]

I fell asleep 4 times watching this episode. I still haven’t seen the end where Bo Katan meets her old squad/Mandalorians. And at this point I’m not even bothering trying to turn it back on

[@GregPopabich]

Is this still Din Djarin's show? Even Grogu is basically a non-factor this whole season. Mandalorian might've jumped the shark!

[@ManBoy349]

Boba Fett for Mandalore!

[@mauricerose3082]

"You're sparing my life. Well this should be interesting." Moff Gideon to Din Djarin

[@moshtradamus92]

It seems this entire season was hastily rewritten after the higher ups at Disney demanded Grogu be returned, and this is what they came up with. They decided to scrap everything they built up to in seasons 1 and 2 just to make this "Mandoverse" when they could have continued the original story and just given Bo her own show instead of mashing all of their cancelled projects into this season just to set up said "Mandoverse" costing them their ONLY good live action Star Wars since Disney took over. So frustrating to watch my favorite show be ripped apart for something so forced, cheap, and greedy.

[@dkuser1000]

The thing that’s annoying is Bo Katan has already basically been given the darksaber in rebels and lost it to moff gideon. And they just give it back to her again. I know she technically won it back saving Din but still it’s handed back to her. And she used it before she won the fight against that cybernetic spider thing she killed before she technically won it back. It just feels like it’s turning into the Bo katan show and not the mandalorian

[@richardcastillos2896]

I mean the thing is Din never wanted to be ruler (he dosen't even use the saber properly) I know the show is turning in Bo katan show but the thing is Bo katan has more mandalorian history than Din, I dont see wrong she having the saber because Bo always has been trying to unite the mandalorians.

[@DrewLonmyPillow]

Bo DID earn the Dark Saber. Remember, it's the story behind it, not just having it.

[@donkeysaurusrex7881]

It takes an incredibly charitable reading of what happened on Mandalore to call any of that honorable combat.

[@notwhatitwasbefore]

@@donkeysaurusrex7881 Well as for Din being a chosen one that episode does sink the idea rather well. First we have Bo rescue Din in as you say not exactly 'honorable' combat but a rescue none the less and at that point he had 'lost' the darksabre. After that Bo has to again rescue Din when he nearly drowns. Without Bo Din was un-alived twice and very much not the chosen one/hero/saviour of Mandalore, its almost as if the destiny/fate was doing everything it could to remove the Darksabre from Dins possession once he reached Mandalore. All the troubles he has had weilding it were a sign but once on the homeworld the rejection had to go in to overdrive to prevent the wrong person using it anymore. The sabre was there for the taking twice by Bo while Din was in danger and twice Bo chose to save another mandaloriann instead of just take the symbol of power and leadership. The first time she used it in combat (way better than Din ever has) to save a Mandalorian and when she returned it the destiny or whatever again chose to remove DIn from its possession allowing Bo to just claim it while it sits on a rock but as a true leader she chose not o take the symbol and the easy path but to risk all to save a mando. Due to the selfless and honorable acts she is given a sign by seeing the Mythosaur while Din did not. As Star Wars is a galxy with fate/destiny playing a real role (seemingly at least with the jedis chosen one prophecy at least) it would seem Din's role was to be the one to hold the sabre and provide the tests/path to the rightfull ruler(s), a safe pair of hands while the destiny falls in to place. Din barely knows Madalore and rarely if at all shows leadership qulaities nor the desire, he has almost no clue as to the history and traditions of the people beyond his very limited cult but is honorable and knows in himself that the reigtful weilder of the darksabre should be the one to have it. Bo was not ready to rule despite the desire and possition (royalty) until tested repeatedly by Din, At first she was likely willing to challenge Din and kill him for it but ultimatley didn't (passed the first test) then again tested twice more by being the option of sabre or the weilder after those tests were passed she was put on the path to reunite the factions and given the blessings of fate and all the tools needed to do so. After the rebuilding of Mandalore by Bo the sabre will pass on to the next and true Mand'alor Grogu who still needs time to grow in the force and become a new sith lord (hes rejected being a Jedi after all)

[@kicksmore]

No she didn't. She is nothing more than a power hungry female. I wouldn't follow her!

[@cdb5961]

As a star wars fan of 30 years this was the first time I ever skipped scenes. The acting and dialogue in Disney's trilogy was head and shoulders above jack and lizzy. This should scare everyone about the future of the franchise.

[@ChrisWright75]

Since when do small remote planets have the technology to take over a military warship???

[@Marcbr73]

Awww, you guys make me want to do my own show…….

[@ader701220]

Like Bo said "I guess we are going for a ride" it's basically a mando buddy cops in blade runner wonderland episode xD

[@notwhatitwasbefore]

Think you need to rewatch Blade runner, This episode is aesthetically, tonaly and philosophically opposed to blade runner

[@ader701220]

@@notwhatitwasbefore well you are right if we dive that deep, but what I meant is sth like the autopsy scene the chase in a cyberpunk city and finding chain code (serial number) on microscope

[@notwhatitwasbefore]

@@ader701220 Sure on a surface level the color palette is a bit cp2077 but the use of neon is not what makes cyberpunk cyberpunk. Our cities that have neon lights are not cyberpunk because while that visual language is commonly used it requires the larger juxtaposition of the genre. The Matrix is cyberpunk and rarely if at all uses the visual language expected by the term because it fits via themes not color palette. Likewise this episode is 100% not cyberpunk because it has none of the themes/tropes/essentials of the sub genre and is even expressly contary to those things in the world presented. there is no Punk in the world (at all) and the cyber part of the term isn't just that theres tech/robots around but a larger commentary on technology and how it changes humanity with transhumanism being ussualy at its center in some way. Cyberpunk is inherantly that deep as its about hidden depths and the reality not being whats presented at obvious first glance, neon is a distraction to the grime/dirt of the wolrd/culture/people and hides the reality. I encourage you to revisit the Cyberpunk sub-genre as it seems from your comment that you not that familiar with it beyond a couple of very famous works that fit within the broad genre description as its a great genre. Perhaps try some of Willaim Gibsons work if you haven't allready, Johnny Mnemonic from 1995 is a great place to start but The Peripheral from last year is 100% cyberpunk and not at all related to this episode of mando. I know thats a long comment and might come across like some guy on the internet telling you your wrong/being unkind but I only intend to encourage you to explore more works of a genre I am guessing you have only scratched the surface of and might enjoy

[@ader701220]

@@notwhatitwasbefore Don’t worry about it I know you meant well, I knew most of Star Wars is not true cyberpunk it’s more a cyberpunk look-alike city, it’s a mando fall into wonderland episode, and Bo said it “I guess we’re going for a ride” let’s review it that way lol I mean they made it looks like Bo and Din literally fall into a rabbit hole when that hyper pop launches 🤣

[@ader701220]

@@notwhatitwasbefore and tbh I wasn’t sure what I was watching at some point of this one, it’s so weird and funny and out of words but I still enjoy this buddy cops side mission episode it was so much fun watching mando still got some real issues with droids and the amount of interesting eyes that Bo gave him and the way she look at Grogu these couple episodes makes me wondering if Jon is actually shipping them 😂they basically acting like a really lovely little family this season so far

[@Marcbr73]

Nice one Thor- she has spoken 👍

[@LowbaccaShaka]

It felt like a modern holiday episode

[@billwhipple9039]

I'm just hoping that Bo goes to tame the mythosaur, gets her ass handed to her by it, and din grabs the dark saber to protect everyone and grogu uses the force to calm the mythosaur, making it appear that din got the darksaber and tamed the mythosaur

[@AndreNitroX]

Instead of using just 10 minutes to resolve the mandalorian leadership plot!!! That should have been used for the season finale as one large tournament where all challengers battle each other for the dark saber and role of Mandalore. But nope!!!!!!

[@hatac]

I think the coverts helmet rule has a hidden reason that will be lifted next or last episode when they take Mandalore. It does not protect them from the world, the empire, it protects them from the inter clan rivalries. It forges one clan. The battle will do that. Din Djarin's helmet will come off for seasons four and five I suspect.

[@Commanderstevo]

Many people seem confused about how bo and the armorer always talk about "retaking mandalore" thinking its just the planet of mandalore and why would you need a fleet to reclaim it? or take it when there is "nobody there" etc. They are likely talking about the System, mandalore, not the planet, Mandalore. there are several worlds within the mandalorian system, and there is still a sizable imperial remnant force opperating in the system as we saw with the attack on Castle Kryze. They are looking to secure the whole star system, not just the planet.

[@ShepCantDance]

Didn't she stand up for him as a legitimate Mandolorian *before* he offered her the Sabre back? In any case, I don't think she ever intended to try to get the Sabre back from Din. When she did defeat the Droid thing, she returned the Sabre to Din's belongings while he was unconscious, without ever mentioning to him that she had it. In fact, we never saw her bring the Darksabre up with him or anyone else, even once. She never challenged him, and she never meant to. The fact that she never mentioned her technical claiming of the Sabre made it all the more meaningful when *he* acknowledged it, unprompted, and possibly without even knowing she had actually reclaimed it and wielded it (he just knew she defeated the creature that imprisoned him). The overarching theme of the reason has been conflict resolution and unity, and her acceptance of his possession of the Sabre and his willingness to acknowledge her role as leader and return it to her without her ever needing to bring it up only strengthens that. If Din and Bo had battled for the Darksabre, the theme of unity and reconciliation would have been undermined.

[@bastardofreality5368]

"Grogu would like nuggets." I nearly spit my drink.

[@worstwordmonger]

I thought it was pretty odd having Jack Black and Lloyd but I didn’t mind it. I do think since Jack Black’s character had something to do with droid rehabilitation, we may be seeing him in Jedi Survivor. As much as this was a nothing-happened episode, I did enjoy it. It felt like a Season 1 episode. I especially liked how this time the classic Western bar scene were all droids and it actually made sense for them to all be quiet and stare at the organics

[@princeprocrastinate6485]

12:30 I would argue that there's now a strong imperial remnant presence in the Mandalore system as demonstrated in the opening of episode 3, so I do think that they will have to defeat this force to retake their homeworld. The fleet the Mandalorians have wouldn't be substantial enough to occupy a well populated and organised world, but it might be enough to hold Mandalore in its current state initially.

[@someother5512]

Bringing back the Star Wars Holiday Special style.

[@bleachdemon7321]

I would have rather had Bea Arthur singing than any Jack Black Scenes

[@vgoten1]

The most compelling leaders are the ones who are wary/hesitant to rule. That is what made Mando with the Dark Saber so interesting. It’s Mandos show, not Bo’s. Her redemption doesn’t have to mean she gets to rule again, despite how bad she did in the past I didn’t much care for most of the Wife’s takes regarding Bo this season. Overall good job you two. No disrespect intended toward your wife Thor. Keep up the good work you two.

[@digabledoug]

That was a hell of a lot of money spent on sets, special effects, costumes, extras, visual effects, etc for a throw away side quest. I can't help think the purpose of the first half of the show was to set up that the remnants of the empire has been seeding worlds (especially the Outer Rim) with former amnesty program officials who still have loyalties to the empire. Soften them up for the strength and security of the First Order when they reject the New Republic. There was no reason for Jack Black's character to be ex imperial except if it means something in the bigger picture. He will eventually take over and Helgait will be proven right but everyone ignored the signs. I feel like that's what's been hinted at this whole season on Coruscant, Pirate attack on Navarro and now Plazir-15

[@meg1827]

Bo for sure deserves the saber - Din would have been dead twice over without her on Mandalore that day. Thanks Naboo for the analysis on this one! Also, I listened to a 4.5 hour podcast episode on Revenge of the Sith, you two shouldn't worry too much about going long!

[@king_dot]

I agree I think the problem with this season is the show feels like it’s afraid of change

[@hatac]

To some extent this is lone wolf and cub. The Japanese series where the hero goes around helping others, in this case Bo Katan, Plazir 15 and the droids, and in the final series ending battle the lone wolf has an army of allies. This is Bo's season not the series end. She will be less prominent in season 4. She'll have a planet to run. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lone_Wolf_and_Cub

[@JGburneraccount]

Ive been saying this since episode 3 I'm glad people are FINALLY getting it.

[@donkeysaurusrex7881]

That’s because you were wrong, and episode had a lot of problems.

[@JGburneraccount]

@@donkeysaurusrex7881 well no, I wasnt wrong I was right its just people were blinded by season 2 an 1 being good.

[@donkeysaurusrex7881]

@@JGburneraccount Nah you were wrong. Sorry.

[@JGburneraccount]

@@donkeysaurusrex7881 nah you were wrong. sorry.

[@lieps2547]

welcome to the book of bo katan Mandalorian season 3?? never heard of it

[@AnimalLivesMatter588]

No it is what the title says it is the mandalorian

[@luisfigueroa6710]

I saw that jack black and Lizzo were in this, along with a clip of Grogu jumping across the table and getting knighted, and knew that I have no interest in this anymore. This season SCREAMS Disney corporate intervention. It doesn’t feel right anymore. The original spirit of the show isn’t present, and it feels like episodes 7,8,9. Surprised they did not put “I’m lizzo skywalker”

[@mauricerose3082]

"Bastila Shan, a Human female, was a legendary Jedi Master who fought in the Jedi Civil War during the fall of the Old Republic. Shan was found to have an exceptional gift with a Force power known as battle meditation; which increased her allies' morale while demoralizing her enemies. Shan sided with the Jedi Council when the Jedi Knights Revan and Malak rebelled against the Council and joined the Galactic Republic in its war against the invading Mandalorian Neo-Crusaders."

[@misshavisham1287]

Two years and this is what we get?

[@QuestionMan]

Headline: Doc Brown yells at cloud.

[@chasehedges6775]

He deserves better

[@CantankerousDave]

Robots: “Don’t let the humans steal our jerrrrrrbs!”

[@QuestionMan]

@@CantankerousDave Make Plazir Great Again

[@rlosable]

This could have been solved fairly easily. Have it so that Din and Bo fight some of the droids actually with the other Mandalorians watching. Din tries to use the Darksaber and struggles, get's it taken from him and Bo Katan defeats the droid and shows herself to be a competent wielder. Done, makes sense and everyone saw it happen. Maybe have Woves try and fail to defeat the droid as well, to make sure everyone really gets the point! Might have to cut some of the merry scenes with the dutchess, though.

[@rhetro777]

The clues in that droid story were ridiculous: A battle droid carrying a matchbook w/ the name of a droid bar and Christopher Lloyd's character inscribing his chain code on the metal in the lubricant that made the droids go crazy. It's so amateurish.

[@DarthWinterMadness]

I don't know why it didn't come earlier to my mind, but these Mandalorian factions remind me of some religious people. In my case, Muslim friends of mine. Some will do the prayer several times a day, not eat pork, and do other things. Like the Children Of The Watch. Some won't do the prayers, will eat pork and do other things considered sinful in their religion. Yet they still truly believe in God, making them still Muslims like Mandalorians like Bo and people like her. And you have them every type on the spectrum. Some won't touch alcohol but will smoke weed. Some will do the opposite, or neither or both. It depends. In the end, in most cases, as believers they all consider themselves and each other Muslims. That's what the Armorer is suggesting, whatever your level if faith, as long as you believe, you're part of the Mandalorian people. That's how I see it. Cheers from France! 🍻

[@christianmyhre7154]

They turned Mando into a chick flick.

[@koppolaholland9949]

It was just a fun off the wall episode to me. Took me a sec to realize it was Chris Lloyd

[@Bluecommando10]

This show should be called Bo Katan. I dislike how Mando is being sidelined

[@ColtNomad]

If the rumors are true and they upset that Pedro wants more time without the helmet and so are making Bo-katan the main focus as a response, it feels hypocritical. Bo-katan walking two path (helmet/no helmet), Din had character growth through 2 seasons to basically do the same thing. Having the Dark Saber, Din already did that. Everything they are giving Bo-katan could have been given to Din.

[@Brytt1585]

I think they’ve focused so heavily on Bo-Katan because she is going to die at the end of the season, Gidion will get the saber back, kill Bo, wound Din and take Grogu. That’s how the season will end.

[@MasterTim1127]

If you make these videos longer, I will still watch them. I want to talk Star Wars and listen to the two of you talk Star Wars with us.

[@Kevin_Street]

Well I enjoyed this episode. It was an interesting look at the Star Wars version of Law And Order. The whole thing was a detective story, complete with Din as the bad cop. And Planet Epcot was fun in its weirdness. I liked that there were things on the planet that simply didn't have explanations. (Like that weird flower thing that followed Lizzo around.) Now they're ready to "retake" Mandalor, except all of them seem to be warriors. They need people who can grow crops and make babies.

[@smis84]

in my opinion they f*d up every good idea from the first season. It could be a good show about a perfect team (Mando, Cara Dune, Kuiil, IG-11, Mayfeld, Karga) working together to get Grogu to Luke. Simple as that, but they ruin it. They killed Kuiil and IG-11, fired Gina, blowed up Razor Crest... OMG - what a waste of time and money

[@luigisuper4143]

The MIDdalorian?

[@chasehedges6775]

Accurate

[@TMAC803210]

Sad but true. Jon and Dave have fully turned it into Marvel :(

[@chasehedges6775]

@@TMAC803210 Jon and Dave are meh

[@AnimalLivesMatter588]

@@chasehedges6775 This episode was great

[@chasehedges6775]

@@AnimalLivesMatter588 It was terrible

[@grifscustomlightsabers3925]

I cancelled Disney after the Kenobi series. Was considering signing back up so i did the worst thing ever. I went to social media to see what people had to say 😂. I still might lol. Looking forward to Ahsoka.

[@johnthemachine]

so you just ignored andor? the literal greatest piece of storytelling so far in star wars? lol sucks to suck dude

[@nickorodriquez9808]

I feel like if this show had set up an antagonist , that would make the fleet necessary, we should have had an episode where Din and Bo help the fleet on a mission. Somewhere along in the mission Bo shows that she should be leading and maybe wins the the saber in a better way.

[@BenChanNYC]

(20:26) Billie Dee WIlliams was already famous as a suave ladies' man when he was cast in "Empire Strikes Back"... I get how famous actors can take one out of it, but let's not pretend SW never did it before.

[@devobronc]

The only problem with transferring the Darksaber over the defeat of the Spider Droid creature, is that Paz Visalia, a descendent of Tor Vizsla & Relative of Pre Vizsla. Paz may not accept this transfer of the sword and may challenge Bo Katan. The rest of the Covert will simply follow The Armorer's lead on the matter of the Darksaber