I'm Conflicted About the Latest Episode of the Mandalorian... (Season 3 Episode 3 Review)

[@Ifness]

When you're trying to write an episode of Andor and your only experience is writing for Boba Fett 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@freesciencelessons5100]

Haha so accurate

[@bot_Est1989]

Bahahaha damn you nailed it.

[@taste_is_sweet]

When the former Imperials were referred to by a number instead of a name, I literally said to my husband, "Cassian Andor died for this?" This version of the New Republic felt like a slap in the face to the entire story of the Rebellion. This is what they all fought and sacrificed for? It was astonishingly disappointing.

[@master_samwise]

Right?!?! You think they would have, at the very least, learned that dehumanizing people and reducing them to mere numbers is a very, very bad idea.

[@taste_is_sweet]

@@master_samwise Absolutely! I mean, NOT dehumanizing people should have been a no-brainer. It honestly came across as Rian Johnson levels of F-you to the audience. Really great analysis, btw! You brought up some things I hadn't thought about when I saw the ep, which was very cool.

[@gregoryschweitzer1735]

@@master_samwise I agree but human history has kind of shown that we are that dumb and like to repeat our mistakes in a never ending cycle. It definitely doesn't help that the writers are stuck with the 'canon' of the new movies.

[@Kephy_]

Why would it be good ? It's a Republic again, exactly the same, because the Rebels failed. They succeeded to destroy the Empire, but they weren't there to create the new government, the rich and the people that had power during the first Republic quickly took control, that's how it works. A guy just stabs the Emperor and everything is good ? It doesn't work like that.

[@gibbs5720]

The argument of they "dehumanizing" ex space nazis by given numbers is bonkers. The numbers are probably a security measure: People that are in rehabilitation programs after suffering some form of abuse often need to use fake names, because is dangerous to be exposed to previous connections and get retaliated. An imperial war lord that is still on the loose would have all the reasons to silence someone that was "rescued" by the anisty program.

[@murray613]

Not a fan of the portrayal of the New Republic. The demilitarisation is so stupid, and the way their politicians are so detached from the reality across the galaxy seems more in-line with the Republic of the Clone Wars era. There's also no way that the Rebels we know would dehumanise the Imperials and not use them practically after they've surrendered.

[@bardockmou]

Sadly,as the sequels are canon, the New Republic has to be this stupid. There are imperial warlords free? Dont worry, we will destroy our army so they will not attack us. 100% a great plan.

[@shinobireborn4549]

Yep, the line saying there deleting all the archived imperial research is completely retarted, why would the new republic be doing that???. It's better then all the other mando episodes for sure but still........

[@nathanielzarny1176]

This isn't the shows fault. It's the cannon that they have to follow to a degree, and I'm pretty sure your complaints are the same as the show runners, hence the imperial infiltration, stronger warlords, and thrawn I assume eventually. In heir to the empire his title was warlord. I believe it's a critique of the system.

[@lucasart328]

@@nathanielzarny1176 man they should just follow their own canon or use expanded universe lore instead of this dumb crap from disney sigh

[@Anonyomus_commenter]

@@lucasart328f they do the show doesn’t get made. It’s conform to the existence of the sequels or nothing. Besides, this is as Disney as the sequels

[@xaero5150]

Here is the thing, there is a difference between telling your boss that equipment set to be recycled is still good and someone might be able to use it, and stealing the equipment and using it yourself. His worry was not that it was simply imperial tech, but that he would have a very hard time convincing anyone that found it in his space that he had a right to use it. That would not be an issue if the government repurposed it. It is ironic that his melon is cooked with an imperial brain cooker, so apparently the new republic isn't totally against imp tech.

[@westrim]

I now badly want a Spaceballs type shot of a brain cooker with settings that are just ways to cook eggs. Technician: Do you want him soft boiled or over easy? Dark Helmet: Just poached, thank you.

[@rmaatn606]

The train scene wasn't a contradiction. If imperial tech is getting destroyed in mass, then it's no far stretch to assume it'd be illegal to possess. So he was probably just worried about what would happen when someone inevitably finds out all his lab tech is imperial

[@dankdudet1127]

Yeah that's exactly what I was thinking

[@Anonyomus_commenter]

6:12 I think that’s the idea. They were meant to be kinda awkward, because anything that could be seen as slightly imperial sympathising would have got them brainwashed

[@Adrian-dl9nb]

The fact that they CONSTANTLY mention that now they're under the New Republic and not under the Empire anymore is exhausting.

[@proporkkanatwd]

Yeah i feel like the episode tried to be Andor, but the writers just dont know how to write something on that level, also the New Republic is a joke

[@IrethEdelstein]

I got the idea they needed to know what Pershing needed for investigation so someone else can continue it. You see the interest most of the senators have on cloning as a way to stay young and living forever, but I feel they could never trust Pershing to actually help them in this goal, because then he'd be doing the same thing he did for the Empire I did got a little suspicious about the whole reintegration program, everything was sketchy as hell, ngl. Lastly your idea they should've shown us this in the course of several episodes, TOTALLY AGREED

[@zacbell151]

I think Bo joining Din's cult makes sense. Bo has lost all her followers and when she went to mandalore, she was reminded that all of her culture has been destroyed. The cult is probably one of the only communities holding onto some semblance of mandalorian culture (even if it is different). Keeping in mind, the cult embraces many of mandalorian mythos like bathing in the waters. With aiding Din in his quest, she was invited into the cult (again, probably the only group left with rich mando culture) and was shown respect. Would be pretty hard to easily toss that invite to the side. I think anyone that has lost their civilization would be open to a familiar community. IMO: I quite liked the episode. I think it was interesting to see the flaws of the New Republic + I think it'll be a good set up for what's to come

[@peanutbutter6720]

I think the problem with seeing the flaws with the new republic is that we’ve hardly seen anything good about them. I think we need to see why they’re better than the empire and set them up as an overall good entity before we start breaking them down and looking at their problems. As it is now we have no reason to prefer the New Republic over something like the Republic.

[@Kephy_]

​@@peanutbutter6720 Why would it be good ? It's a Republic again, exactly the same, because the Rebels failed. They succeeded to destroy the Empire, but they weren't there to create the new government, the rich and the people that had power during the first Republic quickly took control, that's how it works. A guy just stabs the Emperor and everything is good ? It doesn't work like that.

[@skits_3d824]

I am NOT a fan of this episode for many reasons. Bo not telling Din about the mythosaur or joining Din into this cult is my least problems with the episode. The fact that how previously we LOVED the rebels and were supportive of helping the galaxy be better was ALL flipped on our heads when they started acting like their enemy the EMPIRE which is STILL out there btw. In such a short time we get brainwashed concentration campers willing to rebel because of how they are treated. There is no debating on dealing what to do with the research Pershing wants to continue. They just take it and fry his brain. Where is Leia? Monmothma? Admiral Ackbar? Dodana? Where is Han or Chewy? Luke isn't helping his sister AT ALL

[@nathanielzarny1176]

I'm pretty sure that she was under orders from Gideon to do it. The new republic says quite clearly that they will put it on 2 probably to get rid of assumed programming (armies do this in real life) and she was under orders from Gideon to fry his brain so that secrets couldn't get out to the new republic on what they are trying to do. Hence why everyone needs to leave before she can do it. Also why would the admiral of the fleet be here? This is a nothing berger for him, he has a ship to run. It would also be weird to see og characters make a big deal out of a very isolated incident.

[@gregoryschweitzer1735]

The characters you mentioned are just a few people in the cog of the machine to borrow from The Bad Batch. I highly doubt they have as much say as we want them to. Though I will be honest and say that I have no idea who the chancellor is now. Anyway, the rebels weren't necessarily any better than the empire in a lot of ways. They maybe didn't do forced labor and sentient experimentation but they were did commit a lot of war crimes plus from what I saw, the main people in charge were fighting to restore the Republic without acknowledging the issues that were there without Palpatine such as the corruption and how it didn't care about anyone but the core worlds or strategic worlds. So, it is kind of believable that the New Republic would be just as stupid as the Old Republic. I'm not happy with it but we are stuck with it due to the new established Disney canon

[@nathanielzarny1176]

@@gregoryschweitzer1735 that's pretty much how it was in legends also, and it's pretty realistic, power corrupts, absolute power corrupts absolutely, and control over the galaxy is basically as powerful as you can get. It's not easy to beat corruption, and the amount of bureaucracy needed to run a galactic government would be so massive I can't imagine a way to end corruption.

[@icecoldpolitics8890]

For a reason that Bo Khatan isn’t taking off her helmet it never even occurred to me that she had a habit of taking it off but also it would help to hide her emotions. In a scene where Bo is trying to determine what Din saw or did not see it would make sense she keep her helmet on and hide her face. Never taking it off period is a little weird I agree but still it made sense during the scene itself to me.

[@d15p4tch6]

This episode pissed me off. The intense incompetence and inconsistency: the new republic won't use any imperial equipment, EXCEPT A MIND FLAYER THAT HAS NO SECURITY AND IS LEFT UNATTENDED WITH A FORMER IMPERIAL

[@DabakoWorld]

I think incosistency is a thing that would be expected in the New Republic. They are still pretty unorganized, so I would say its possible that in some part Imperial stuff gets reused and in others not. Also the fact that it was still usable beyond the "Safe" level. Shows me some kind of corruption and problems in that system. Which I would pretty much expect

[@d15p4tch6]

@@DabakoWorld you wouldn't if literally earlier in the same episode they talked about not using ANY imperial tech

[@DabakoWorld]

@@d15p4tch6 We dont even know which department he was in at that time. It could be pretty reasonable that in some departments the tech gets not used at all. But in others maybe it will get used. I will also point in directions of possible corruptions and so on. It was clearly one worker that said that in a department. Not mon mothma or someone that has saying over the New Republic I see it as an part of the world and that is okay for me. If you want to get mad about it thats also fine

[@dankdudet1127]

While the dialogue from the people other than the doctor felt a bit off, and the rat lady only having the doctor caught after he steals the lab equipment didn't make sense, I really liked this episode. It felt like we were actually building up to the political problems of the new republic and finally have something to care about. It was not anywhere andor quality, but it's trying to be more like andor which I hope they can find better gripping at.

[@master_samwise]

Oh yeah, that plotline has potential, it was just an odd choice to have it dominate the episode instead of being spaced out in the first 3 episodes. I wish we got more of HOW the New Republic ended up as this puritanical, almost Orwellian government, though. It just kind of HAPPENED, without any explanation (at least not yet).

[@dankdudet1127]

@@master_samwise I think it's not Orwellian yet. It's just super new so it's not as structured as it needs for it's ambitious projects like reintegrating imperial workers. I'd definitely like to see more about where these problems are stemming from though and who is making the poorly constructed institutions.

[@antonn.mp4]

@@master_samwise I completely agree while i loved the doctor pershing part it was WAYYYYYY too stretched out and honestly if it was this long should’ve been its own episode

[@thelastbrickbender2139]

Really liked the Pershing stuff, but the chase sequence just wasn’t it, like why is every dogfight in these shows just the good guy ship being absolutely swarmed by enemy fighters, like that’s not cool or entertaining, it’s just boring and makes those fighters feel useless, it’s the same with all the v wing encounters in the bad batch, like have 1 or 2 really dangerous fighters attack them or if you wanna do more, have their attacks be coordinated in interesting and engaging ways, instead of just having all of them chase the big ship from the same distance, that kinda swarm approach works in big space battles, where you need larger numbers to do anything at all, like the massive swarm of tie fighters taking off from the shield gate in rogue 1 or in specific cases, like Thrawn’s wall of tie fighters defending Lothal, but having a random number of equally useless fighters just chase one big ship for extended periods of time lining themselves up to be shot down, instead of splitting off trying different tactics or using things like their superior speed to their advantage is just boring and honestly stupid, aside from that it was kind of a fun action sequence, things like that one tie waiting behind to stop mando from getting to his fighter and Bo’s maneuver to finish the last one off we’re cool, but moments like that just can’t carry the entire engagement

[@master_samwise]

I agree to some extent, and would more if the dogfight scene had happened in space or higher in the atmosphere. I thought it worked pretty well because of low-level terrain dodging, but yeah, in so many scenes it's just the bad guys chasing and missing until the good guys finally get a drop on them. It would be nice to see some actual tactics being used by the TIE pilots.

[@lucasart328]

agreed bro i want to see an actual cool dogfight even though i hated the game i like the cgi trailer for starwars squadrons that was pretty cool to watch

[@bot_Est1989]

The problem is plot armor. It sucks knowing no matter how dangerous a situation is they'll survive. Just part of movies/shows in general. Game of Thrones pre-season 7 was one of the few shows where you genuinely didn't know who was going to survive.

[@thelastbrickbender2139]

@@bot_Est1989 I mean they can make the enemy smarter whole still having the good guys survive

[@cortfoss9465]

I have a theory, but I'm uncertain of it. It feels a little contrived, but it wouldn't be too far off for the series. What if Kane's still following Gideon's orders? It's clearly shown that in the season finale of season 2, that the heroes wipe out everyone on the bridge, I think Gideon even comments on it, so how did Kane escape when she was clearly in the previous scenes moments before they storm the light cruiser? I think it's possible that Gideon's worst enemy wouldn't be the people that brought him in, but his allies that knew what he was doing. Pershing's knowledge of everything they were up to would be detrimental to any plans he might have. So he orders someone he knows he can trust to go undercover and find him, and considering that our heroes stole the very shuttle he was in, it's a good assumption that he'd end up in the new republic's custody. So that's where she goes too. She's obviously been there longer than him, so I imagine it was just a waiting game to see if and when he might finally show up. and what better way to ensure someone's not gonna talk about their plans than to wipe his mind. It ensures he can't talk about them, and she doesn't get in trouble. But again, this theory's pretty far fetched, and I'm grasping at straws, but this is the best I could come up with this early on in the series. I have a feeling this is just leading up to something big, maybe something along the lines of 'they need the doctor but he's a little mind wiped, and so instead they have to go to Gideon for whatever they need.' or something like that. Otherwise, Pershing's mind wipe wouldn't really serve a narrative purpose.

[@sivad1025]

Well, you were right that she was following Gideon and that it was contrived. I have no clue how her character makes any sense now it's all said and done

[@DrMedicsGameSurgery]

I wasnt a fan of the newest bad batch episode but i loved this episode. Seems i have the opposite opinion to most people online but im not sure why.

[@antonn.mp4]

Me too, I just love when star wars focuses on smaller characters instead of the big important ones although it could have been shown in a better way not cutting through the mando bits and I actually LOVED the part where they were all just talking about how they got here and what they missed

[@cameronknapp8807]

The most frustrating part about these shows is that as soon as they introduce a cool and interesting idea, they immediately scrap all of it for some half-baked agenda

[@АлексейМомот-щ7о]

You need to watch the ending of "So Uncivilized"'s review of sequel trilogy to understand why this happens.

[@oXRaptorzXo]

I really enjoyed this episode, it felt like things were actually happening. Loved the chase scene to, very well shot

[@thattroy]

And can we talk about how dopey the New Republic cops look? Great videos, man (I’ve watched four so far and hit the like and subscribe buttons). I like that you’re really even handed, not just taking the easy pot shots, but finding things to admire. I think you e been spot on. Keep up the amazing work!

[@Keyatzin]

It did feel incredibly contrived, that Bo had kept her helmet on the entire time since leaving the mines. THey could have set that up better, if we didn't just see her take off her helmet every 5 minutes in the prior episode. People want to compare the corascant plot to Andor; but it wasn't in the same league as Andor. Where Andor had tension and compelling characters; this episode had nothing building, and an obvious betrayal. It definitely would have been better placed in a different show than the Mandalorian, or maybe spread out over more episodes and cut between the different plots. I get that they want to do all this world building and interconnected narrative, but they're really muddling the identities of their series's by mixing them against theme so much.

[@skits_3d824]

I am NOT a fan of this episode for many reasons. Bo not telling Din about the mythosaur or joining Din into this cult is my least problems with the episode. The fact that how previously we LOVED the rebels and were supportive of helping the galaxy be better was ALL flipped on our heads when they started acting like their enemy the EMPIRE which is STILL out there btw. In such a short time we get brainwashed concentration campers willing to rebel because of how they are treated. There is no debating on dealing what to do with the research Pershing wants to continue. They just take it and fry his brain. Where is Leia? Monmothma? Admiral Ackbar? Dodana? Where is Han or Chewy? Luke isn't helping his sister AT ALL This is the reason why I dislike the sequels. No one helps each other anymore. It took Rey to kick Luke to do anything

[@SWTobito0702]

Tbf, there apparently already was debating prior to the events of this episode. That amnesty droid said that cloning research was forbidden in the so called Coruscant Accords.

[@Jg-jg6jb]

Tbh I think it's great to show that even the New Republic spearheaded by the rebel alliance wouldn't be perfectly virtuous, like that's just the burden that comes with governance and we've seen many times how rebellions turn into despotic governments.

[@Diamond_Squid]

everything with Mando and Bo was great this episode, but the rest with the doctor was kinda eh. Pershing saying its a trap while looking at the mon calamari was funny ngl, and the fact he would be betrayed was pretty obvious but i feel most of it was very unneeded and only really showed more of the incompetence of the new republic

[@HyperdriveRecruiting]

I still don't get why they were able to jump blindly off the back of a train moving 60+ mph and magically land on a soft pad at just the right millisecond and then slow to 0 mph after a light roll. And what prompted her to lead him back back there at just the right time? What if those robots didn't come to check tickets? They'd have just sat there and past it. Oops, sorry, we past it on accident. Let's try again tomorrow.

[@moshtradamus92]

Why is she the one to take the lab equipment when he gets arrested? Are the rebels just going to let her take it?

[@GusMcGuire]

I think the clue to Bo-Katan's decision not to remove her helmet is in the title of this episode - "The Convert". This story features three possible converts: Dr Pershing (learning to integrate into the New Republic); Elia Kane (who makes us wonder whether she is truly a convert to the New Republic); and Bo-Katan (who has seen the mythosaur and is so shaken that she has a sort of epiphany - or conversion - and decides to observe the old ways once more - by not removing her helmet - while she considers what's she's seen). Her conversion comes from the fact that she's just read aloud the ancient texts to Din, sounding as if she thinks they're quaint fables from her childhood, and then watched them come alive before her when she sees the mythosaur. For the full length of this episode, Bo-Katan is not alone (Grogu remains on her ship for the duration of the TIE fighter battle and as they head into hyperspace) so she can't remove her helmet. Since we've seen her only too willing to remove her helmet on multiple occasions, her being "The Convert" makes the only sense for her not removing it now. Of course Din isn't yet aware of this yet, which is why he warns her to keep her helmet on as they approach the Mandalorian settlement. To judge from her voice after they emerge from hyperspace, her whole attitude has subtly changed in this scene too. She no longer sounds as caustic and self-assured as was. When Din mentions they're approaching the convert, she wonders aloud "they follow the old ways" and if you listen, her tone is, uncharacteristically, almost reverent. I think her being the titular "convert" is the only way any of this makes sense, although (ironically) her following "the code" and keeping her helmet on makes it much harder to gauge. 😆 All that said, I totally agree with you about the length of time this episode spends focusing on the Pershing storyline. It felt like it should have been split several episodes, so that Pershing falling for Kane's duplicity takes longer and doesn't make him look so gullible. It also felt a bit weird that we don't see Pershing again this season. Maybe they felt that they didn't have enough material to string the story out over several episodes and so decided to clump it all together into one episode for the title of "The Convert". The problem is that the episode really built Pershing up to be going somewhere, so his absence from the rest of the season leaves us in quite a jarring quandry about whether he's going to appear again, or if his story was just to build up Kane as a future antagonist.

[@jdstudios1912]

I'm honestly considering dropping the mandalorians because the quality of season 3 has dipped massively. It's as if the creators don't care anymore. Episode 4 was mediocre and I'm getting tired of watching a show I loved get dragged down by pathetic writing.

[@master_samwise]

Episode 4 was 99% fluff 1% plot.

[@jdstudios1912]

@@master_samwise I'm still blown away by the flashback, how on earth am I supposed to believe 1 that two clone troopers against 4 Jedi and two Jedi die the others just run. Then we've got the whole naboo royal guard helping grogu escape, why was there no imperial retaliation? Also why are they helping him in the first place? Also how on earth does a mandalorian covert not have sensors or even sentries? You'd think after that water beast attacked they'd up their defenses but no. The writing in this show is pathetic.

[@master_samwise]

@@jdstudios1912 And Grogu escaped on a ship that was a sitting duck on the landing pad, and the LAAT couldn't be bothered to blow it up using lasers or rockets. They just landed and let out the troopers. Beyond dumb.

[@liamt6425]

Honestly, if the concept of episode 3 was made into it's own little series it could've been really good with the right writers. Like seriously, a Ray Bradbury/George Orwell star wars story that goes into a Band Of Brothers episode 9-10 style arc of the political/societal aftermath of such a large and devastating war?? YES PLEASE

[@Astbaum]

OK, OK, OK. WHAT IF, Grogu didn t tryed to warn them from the incoming bandits. WHAT IF, he try to say:"This is the way". Thats why they both looked at each other so bizare. That would be amazing! I mean in the rest of this episode(or the next one, not sure) he is getting familiar with the mandalorian lifestil

[@darthfader7414]

Mention in the video about poor dialogue in this episode but for me it was better than the last two episodes. The constant announcements from Din on his next actions are really getting tedious. I must go here to do this….. I have to go there to do that…. Just act out the scene & stop the constant need for actors to narrate their scenes. This has become a big problem since the book of Boba. F & F are really not good enough for live action…period.

[@master_samwise]

Definitely agree that the dialogue in the Din/Bo scenes was better-written this episode... mostly because there was less of it.

[@antonn.mp4]

I actually really liked the doctor part however it should’ve been shown better instead of cutting through the episode

[@master_samwise]

Honestly my biggest problem with it was that it was 37 straight minutes instead of being cut up and spread throughout the first few episodes, allowing us to bounce back and forth between storylines. I didn't love the execution of some parts of it, as I noted, but those probably would have been more tolerable if I wasn't so annoyed that it just wouldn't stop going and let us go back to Bo and Din.

[@jeremywhitesell2688]

Star wars doing welfare, unemployment, low income housing and bus + train rides. Didnt think id see this in 35 years.

[@ronanmates7812]

the issue i have with pershings story is why did we need to be told it? it feels completely unessecary and like we could have stumbled upon a now braindead doctor pershing and actually had some level of intrigue. if they wanted to tell a story about the waste of destroying or scraping equipment because of who used it then why not have the main character stumble upon something like that, or better yet just point towards jedi fallen order it does a better job within the opening level.

[@darthaisei]

I got really excited about this episode when I saw what the run time was. It was awesome until the doctor scene started. Then I got pissed off. That part was total trash, and not what I came to watch.

[@EyeStorrm]

I think the Coruscant part was meant to be an episode for the cancelled Rangers of New Republic show, but they force it in into this show because they have nowhere else to be and have to compress it into 1 episode because it's not a main plot.

[@Cwflymwest-vx5cb]

I actually loved this episode and thought it was interesting how they show how corrupt the new republic is. I love when star wars show give time to mostly untouched topics. Maybe I'm just easily entertained cause I was on the edge of my seat the hole episode

[@caralambson]

I feel like if the doctor and the chick just got the stuff and hung out and were cool it would have been way better. Star wars is a super awesome universe and people just being people in it is really interesting to me. However, I do think it still makes a good point about the new republic. While they might be better than the empire huge centralized governments will tend to be pretty messed up and oppressive even if they do it with a smile on their faces telling you it will be fine.

[@ezravanmelle4333]

The New Republic is just as authoritarian as the Empire, they're just more subtle about how they exercise total control over their population.

[@Mike_C-79]

Not defending the episode, but I think Kane wanted Pershing to gather the equipment that he needed so that she would know what was needed for the experiments to be done by someone else.

[@davidnora7272]

I was conflicted too lol, I’m assuming it was necessary moving forward but difficult

[@farwoodfarm9296]

Everything feels cheap and poorly written compared to Andor. And don’t get me started about the constant use of the Volume. It’s like watching Zena or Hercules. Andor ruined this series for me (and also season 2) and I don’t feel bad about it.

[@Cybop-xd9mm]

I have a feeling this is going to be the last bit of Star Wars content I’m going to watch for a while. They butchered the previous shows and movies and now I’m worried this season will end up being sort of bad as well.

[@seanmartin2382]

Liked the episode...but I do think too much time was spent on the Doctor.

[@Senpaiaproves]

This was by far the best episode.

[@Macheako]

so like, how are you supposed to get a hair cut if you can't ever take ur helmet off 🤔 ....idk how you plan on smokin weed either with that thing on 🤣

[@Eilonwy95]

This must be one of them contrapment things.

[@davidnora7272]

I strongly disagree with it’s my favorite episode, it may be a necessary episode but not a favorite

[@TurkeyLivesMatter]

Well people didn’t get Disney + to watch side characters

[@bot_Est1989]

The Dr. Pershing bit was probably meant to be in Rangers of the New Republic but... Ya know... Only liberals are allowed to call people Nazis and not get fired for it.

[@ivanpalomo1586]

I felt the same , too much un the doctor part

[@TKFKU]

The new republic scenes....I WANT to believe they are making the new republic a joke on purpose. If it was good at managing things how could the empire ever come back sort of thing. However I am fairly sure it's just more bad writing.

[@jerimeyperry3282]

They believe her over him because believe all women. Feminist will tell you women have never told a lie

[@antonn.mp4]

Bro what

[@PhoenixDawnX77]

Nothing compels Bo to keep her helmet on. Stop.

[@master_samwise]

Lmao I did not expect to see a comment on this video all these months later

[@PhoenixDawnX77]

@@master_samwise Blame the algorithm