MANDALORIAN Season 3: Every Plot Hole and Question: ANSWERED!

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Mandalorian season 3 was a complicated season of Star wars. Lots of characters with deep lore, strange decisions, self contained episodes, and religious sybolism-so we're here to answer all of your questions and plot holes form the finale, and season 3 as a whole.
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Now let’s talk about seasons 3 of the mandalorian. This season was weird. It had its highs, its lows, and some stuff that was just…well that dind't make much sense. So we asked all of you to send us your plot holes and unanswered questions on my twitter and our community page, and on screencrush dot com. So we’re here to answer them as best we can. Ready Doug?
So let’s do this. At sailor dark Jupiter asks, “how did Grogu catch up to rescue Din? I may have missed it but I thought he had escaped through the hole with the other Mandalorian. The troopers were right behind them the whole time so where/when did he sneak off to go back for his dad?”
So this is one of those things that’s not really a plot hole, it’s just something that happens offscreen. The other mandalorians went through the tunnels to get to safety. I think that Grogu probably got to safety, but then turned back down a different tunnel to find his ad.
Doug in jail: then how did he find him?
Pretty obvious, they have a strong connection, so he used the Force. After all, Leia was able to pinpoint Luke’s exact location in Empire [clip].
Caleb Peterson asks, “What kept Gideon from intercepting Mando and Grogu before they eliminated all of his precious clones?” Well first of all, he didn't know they were going to find his clones. R5 was scomped into the system, so I’m sure he unread all the security cameras and perimeter alarms.
But I’m going to choke this one up to good old fashioned villain arrogance. He only left 2 guards on Din, he just sent his fleet to wipe out all the mandalorians. He thought he won the day, and was probably going off to watch the video of Pershing getting his mind wiped by Kane. heavy spoilers even compared it to this [austin powers clip].
Doug [in prison]: You're ever gonna get me out of jail? It’s scary // in here
Along those same lines, Josh Millman on twitter says, “Opening locked Imperial doors? Impossible Hacking into & sabotaging an Imperial cloning lab? Gimme 5 seconds”
I mean, Josh, is this your first time watching Star Wars? R2-D2 mapped the entirety of a station the size of a moon to find leia like, immediately. Lance Line on twitter pointed out that “A piece of glass prevented Grogu from using the force.” I think what you're talking about is Din being trapped away from Grru. Presumably Grogu could have fought the guards or choked Gideon.
This got me wondering if maybe it is harder to connect to the force through objects-or at least to maintain a physical connection to the force when a physical object is in the way. At any rate, grogu is still a novice force user. And I don’t think he choked Gideon because-after training with luke-we mostly see him using the force for defense, like pulling weapons out of the way.
But Corbyn Red on twitter disagrees with me there, saying, “How did Grogu at the end somehow have ridiculously strong Jedi powers and barely collapse afterwards? Is he already more powerful than Yoda?”
First of all, he pulled the same fire bubble trick in season 1. Granted, there was a lot less fire. He did train with Luke since then, and hone his Jedi abilities. Favreau even implied that he was with Luke for years, which…geez this timeline is weird. I also think that him facing the trauma of order 66 would have helped him to finally unlock greater connection to the force. We see Cal kestis do the same thing in fallen order-after confronting the death of his master, he’s suddenly way more powerful in the game.

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[@MrLee-cy1pw]

You forgot flexoral and sheer strength lol Edit: I'm an engineer and I LOVED this video

[@GrumpyJerk]

I will be so happy when you guys stop doing the effin' Palpatine gag. How many times has it been now? Phuk! Figure out a new gag and go with it! Also, love thew show!

[@WarriorGirl_113]

Thanks for posting ppl's questions & answering each of them!!! I'm curious.. where did you get that an earthquake made Jin sink in the living waters.. i'm pretty confident him entering the water startled the Mythosaur and he reacted moving quickly which made it look like Din was sucked under.. imho, of course! ;-)

[@therealemperorpalpatine]

DISNEY : WE THE STAR WARS FANS.....ARE DONE.

[@reaper6765]

Din Grogu is named after Daigoro from Lone Wolf and Cub

[@rippermcmakin]

Mr Arey you are the only one who goes all out to answer every question we can ever have. Truly outstanding. This is the way.

[@AdventureWolfDesigns]

Ryan Arey can do whatever he wants to me.

[@smookypooch]

​@@BuckyBarnesNC i can't stand NR really. Like you said, most of them just don't really seem to care about us peons. I will watch SC, RR and HS any day over them. Whatever you do there, keep it up, hon, cause y'all rock!

[@joelines8037]

This is The Way...

[@andrewscoppetta4944]

@@AdventureWolfDesigns This is the Way

[@occheermommy]

You know I love Ryan and i think he does an amazing job but complaining about NR because they have gotten so big that they now use Patreon to filter their questions is unfair. They probably get so many questions that they couldn’t answer them all otherwise. I just feel like in our society the way it is people are going to use what means they have to make money. Plus they have a huge behind the scenes staff to pay. IDK how many people SC has but im guessing its not near as large. I think SC does an amazing job and they show you can do that without a huge staff but at some point Ryan will get large enough that he will have to charge for things too. It’s the way it is

[@josephchandler8828]

I really like your explanation about why Gideon needed to use bounty hunters in the first season

[@OzzyRaeHorvath]

I love how Ryan and the SC team make videos like these where they just try to answer our questions and help us understand the story better. Seriously you guys are the BEST! We love you so much, keep up the good work!

[@PlasticandRage]

I think an important thing a lot of these videos are leaving out is that Gideon directly said his armor was not pure beskar. When he's introduced in the suit he says it's beskar alloy. Which likely means the imperials were not able to fully replicate the mandalorians metal work. They had to make an alloy instead of working the pure metal, which likely also meant it was weaker than the mando's armor.

[@coreymoore2719]

All beskar is an alloy. There is no element Beskar.

[@PlasticandRage]

@@coreymoore2719 that's a deep cut. I stand corrected

[@PRdeSO]

@@coreymoore2719 Yes there is pure Beskar, pure beskar needs to be quenched in the Living Waters, hence the Armorer has a reserve of it. Without that knowledge they need to make an alloy to use it. The alloy version is also more common because beskar is hard to come by. The Spear from season 2 is pure Beskar as well as Din Djaren's armor. Notice in season 1 the Beskar bars that was smelted into Imperial forges has lines in it, lines that don't appear in the metal anymore after the Armorer has forged Din Djaren's armor with it, because she uses Living Waters to quench the metal.

[@PRdeSO]

Yes there is pure Beskar, pure beskar needs to be quenched in the Living Waters, hence the Armorer has a reserve of it. Without that knowledge they need to make an alloy to use it. The alloy version is also more common because beskar is hard to come by. Notice in season 1 the Beskar bars that was smelted into Imperial forges has lines in it, lines that don't appear in the metal anymore after the Armorer has forged Din Djaren's armor with it, because she uses Living Waters to quench the metal. So yeah you weren't wrong.

[@coreymoore2719]

@@PRdeSO according to Wookiepedia...Mandalorian iron, also known by its Mando'a name of beskar, was an extremely durable iron ore whose only known source was the Outer Rim world of Mandalore and its moon, Concordia... It's a very special type of iron alloy, "pure" beskar would just be beskar that was closest in composition to the stuff mined

[@gabrielolivares3400]

As a theologian, I loved the breakdowns of religious parallels in season 3. I would love to see more an analysis of other religious parallels in the rest of Star Wars ❤

[@stevengrajales8890]

Great explanations. Im so happy that the “Mandalorian” history was rebuilt at the end. It really reminds us that we’re watching The Mandalorian and not the story of Grogu. Reuniting that colony and adopting Grogu really felt like a great ending to the series.

[@nicholasgarrick8855]

Thank you Ryan for your balanced take that clearly stated the enjoyable ,and fun things that were in this season .

[@thegillman777]

Your theory about Hux and Grogu makes sense. In fact, I’ve long wondered why IG-11 had the orders to kill Grogu, when all the other bounty hunters were instructed to take him back to Gideon. Perhaps Hux, or one of the other Imperial warlords, got wind of what Gideon intended, and decided to eliminate the “Target” to prevent his plan from coming to fruition? Just a thought

[@metalfuk69]

Hmm 🤔👍

[@dudefromtheearth]

I loved this video! It was fun. I've gotta say that Pershing episode was one of my favorites and also the one of Grogu's amazing full flash back! This channel is the best!

[@pduidesign]

Originally Din was suppose to have his helmet off at the end of the last episode since they can take their helmets off in private and with family. The reason he didn’t take it off was because Pedro Pascal was unavailable to shoot that scene. The original plan was for him to have his helmet off.

[@MarcAyouni]

The hilt of the saber would surely be made of thin material leaving room for the internal components. But how was Bo's hand not crushed into a pulp when the saber was destroyed? They missed an opportunity to give her a cool Luke-hand, and the moment would have been even more dramatic

[@bshaddo]

Cool Luke Hand was my favorite New Paulman movie.

[@5353Jumper]

Her hand was crushed, she screams then favors and cowers it for the rest of the fight.

[@JaneDoe-nr5bx]

​@@bshaddo I definitely read it cool hand luke

[@MrLee-cy1pw]

@@5353Jumper yes.

[@Assassino275]

These new shows have no balls

[@JMutzfeld]

Wow! This is a must-see for anyone who watched this season. So well done- excellent job Screencrush.

[@ScreenCrush]

Do you have any other questions or plot holes about Mandalorian season 3?

[@eatchas]

How did the starships fly right past each other without crashing or shooting at eachother.

[@jstr6522]

Yes! Viszla took a baton to the shoulder and died and Thundercat was nowhere to be found to save him. Reva had her stomach pierced and was unphased. Fennec Shand had her stomach and chest blown open and she was left in the sand for 24 hours. She was revived by Boba at a tattoo parlor.

[@nicholasgarrick8855]

What could be Sabine future rebuilding mandalore?

[@heesoo18]

In the last battle you see bo stab through a trooper with the dark saber ? But beskar should be able to resist it as evidenced in the season 2 finale… is it because they mention that it’s a beskar alloy and not pure beskar?

[@eozoon]

Why doesn't Din Djarin paint his armor like every other Mandalorian does?

[@TAGATOR]

Great answers Ryan. The first season was more of a stand alone story about a Mandalorian bounty hunter. The second season brought part of the animated content in the ark. The third seasons content was heavily based on the animated series which sets up Ashoka as well. The initial Mandalorian fans not familiar with the animated series seam to struggle grasping the ark of the season and may do so with the Ashoka series as well.

[@jakewaldman6243]

Did you miss the part where Gideon was watching a live gps tracking screen showing that Mando escaped and was with Grogu heading right toward his clones? You must have missed that because he clearly saw him going there

[@burdawg3000]

That’s been driving me nuts since I saw it happen

[@burdawg3000]

Haven’t heard a single video address it at all

[@charlesgonzalez5914]

That's because he bounced and that was a clone who died....Gideon in mandalor has been an extremely eh character

[@mretie]

@@burdawg3000 not true, he address it on this very channel, recently, in the interview with two other people addressing why the episode could have been a let down. Check it out!

[@stevena.7022]

R2 found a prisoner cell not a live stream location tracker.

[@ericc8790]

These type of videos are great… more of these please

[@Yolindabindaboo]

Perhaps removing the promise to never take off your helmet from the Creed is like omitting “I promise to obey” from traditional wedding vows. They’re both outdated demands.

[@IvanAntochiw]

On your comment about Gideon's beskar seeming less resistant than the Mandalorian beskar... I noticed that they used the term "beskar alloy" for all Gideon related stuff, so maybe Gideon had to combine beskar with some other metal before he could mass-produce it, hence the difference in strength...

[@pompeiicruz6927]

Doug is my favorite part of this channel. I’m buying a Doug Tee. 2 of em. One to wear and one to hang up. Keep making great content!!

[@LivinMyJeffLife]

That was a slick Pitch Meeting/Ryan George Shout Out! *"Barely an inconvenience"*

[@andrewnickelson3785]

Dude! The Tick quote was by far one of my favorite references! Cheers Ryan!!

[@JoeGullo_surfrock66]

The Armorer took Din's sample of the living waters and pours it into her basin used for quenching armor. I propose that is the reason Mandalorian forged Beskar armor is somehow different and stronger than that forged by other people OR other alloys.

[@MrLee-cy1pw]

I was looking for this comment

[@ChrisCawthray]

“I am not an expert on the yield strength of imaginary metals.” 😂

[@JamesFelk]

The fact you have to make a 23 minute video explaining the plot holes goes to show how bad the writing was this season.

[@smokeykenobi1653]

Its cute how Ryan thinks Mando had his helmet on at the end of the episode because of the way and not because Pedro Pascal wouldnt film any scenes

[@wilcherglobal6685]

Well done. Impressive research...and I love the dog.😊

[@idhcustomtoys]

So any supposed high security base in the universe can be scomped by the crappiest droids? Like the Empire doesn't have some kind of encryption?

[@michaelriely430]

Embrace the illusion

[@idhcustomtoys]

@@michaelriely430 embrace deez nutz

[@whymedk]

The Mandos rocket-pack fuel problem is only a problem when they lived as exiled on a deserted planet, it think we can fairly assume that fuel is not as big a problem after they saved a fairly rich planet from pirates and regained a fleet of empiral ships (who will also be needing butt-loads of fuel)

[@metalfuk69]

What kinda fuel they use.. I thought they'd figure out how to use space and like some sort of high tech solar powered mechanisms. I'm just curious what fuel they use? 😅 Good day.

[@caddyboi7347]

15:40 "I don't think that Gideon KNEW that Din escaped" Gideon absolutely, unquestionably, undoubtedly knew that Din escaped. At the episode's 6:16 Gideon says to a stormtrooper: "But the Mandalorian has escaped" (as he's watching the exact hallway schematics of Din and Grogu running around, knowing exactly where both of them are) Unfortunately the Clone room destruction was bad writing. I'll forgive it because of how little there was overall. But that was just a terrible plot point

[@LastDrebinGameing]

I think Gideon new dinn djarin escaped but he wanted to take care of djarin himself. So as stupid as it may sound to some but I really think Gideon didn't expect djarin to get to his clone and/or even find his away through the base. Gideon in his suit felt undefeatable and made many bad calls.

[@caddyboi7347]

@@LastDrebinGameing I respect the fun way of rationalizing it but I don't think we should cater to the bad writing. The more fans cater and make up backstory/character motivation, the more we're going to get lackluster writing. The Sequels and subsequent content are a prime example of this phenomenon. Fast and Furious is an example. Recent MCU is an example. Etc I love Star Wars, I will not stop watching it. But the fans themselves play a major role in deciding the quality of the Star Wars content that is put out. If it is stupid, call it stupid. If it is great, call it great He can see where they are and the direction they're going on the map scan in the dialogue scene I referenced. Even a villain driven by stupidity and rage could make the logical deduction that Mando is going in Direction X. If Direction X is in the same direction as my clone lab, maybe I should stop him before he comes to the clone lab Again, it's all good, the episode was good enough for me to look past it. (Side note, Screencrush even acknowledges that Gideon knows Mando escaped in the video released directly before this one. I'm guessing they recorded these out of order and slipped up)

[@bomafett]

And why did Gideon call him "The Mandalorian?" He knows Din Djarin's name, and the base was being invade by dozens of Mandalorians.

[@SamuelYoung]

I like how they had Grogu only say yes or no like he is a toddler. My 2 year old loves saying no over and over again.

[@Tomgreis33]

The Storm trooper armor is Beskar Alloy. Alloys imply a mixture of metals...Mandalorian Armor is pure Beskar by Creed, hence the difference in strength.

[@christope129]

Came here to say the same! Good point.

[@SpaceCase100]

I’m surprised Ryan’s arms aren’t bigger considering all the heavy lifting he’s going for this season. Lol

[@leosarmiento4823]

Well done with the explanations and breakdowns.

[@nicholasgarrick8855]

The finale was a good way to leave open for the future

[@carlosrsolrac]

Great video! This is the third dang time we have ended a Mando season with Gideon "dying".

[@dishmurphy6539]

Apparently Pedro wasn’t available for the final shot but originally he was supposed to take his helmet off when he was with Grogu

[@EvolvedWizard]

The Mandalorians knew to shoot at the gaps in the armor, the other guys were basically Stormtroopers in Beskar.

[@likeluptid]

I'm glad you showed that Clones Wars clip. Because that episode shows you where the myth about the Darksaber granting rulership to Mandalore came from. In that episode, Maul became ruler of Mandalore because the current ruler was imprisoned, and Pre Vizsla had not yet been anointed as Mandalore's ruler. Almec told Maul of a Mandalorian law in which Pre Viszla's army would be born and to serve Maul if Maul bested him in combat. Maul killed Pre Vizsla and Maul became the legal ruler of The Watch and the owner of the dead man's personal effects; and he took the position of rulership that the dead man would have soon had. Evidently, people afterward associated the Darksaber with Mandalorian rulership. And that makes the whole myth finally make sense to every thinking person who noticed from the beginning that something didn't make sense regarding a tradition associated with a sword that has only 1 owner. The Darksaber didn't make Tarre Vizsla ruler of Mandalore neither did it unite Mandalorian people; Tarre Vizsla did those things. After him, the sword was kept for 1,000 years by the Jedi in a sort of museum. Apparently, rulership became associated with the sword because of Maul taking rulership over Mandalore at the same time that he just happened to become the legal commander of The Watch and in possession of an artifact belonging to the Jedi Temple, stolen by the dead man.

[@sunshinesiblings4897]

Thank you for all your knowledge

[@Calico321]

Regarding the episode title The Spies, I feel it could also allude to Kane not being the only Imperial spy/sympathizer in the asylum program.

[@davidrobinson1946]

I love a lot of this season. But watching the armorer beat beskar wearing storm troopers out of the air with a hammer while wearing a jetpack. Was. Amazing! Just the fact that that sentence exists in love action so I get to type that sentence is freaking amazing! Truly.

[@samurexatlas7373]

If the Darksaber turned red, I think it'd be a Crimson saber, because I think Crimson is a darker hue of Red.

Great work Ryan! Here’s my take: In the future of the show, or one of the movies, a Mythosaur riding Grogu reforges the darksaber (with the help of Luke perhaps, or we learn a relation to Yoda and his lightsaber’s crystal also becomes involved?) and the green darksaber symbolizes a new era of peace between Mandalore and the New Jedi Order 🥳. Kinda like Narsil and Anduril in LOTR.

[@Fore-Four-Dee-Too]

People point out plot holes in a fantasy TV show, but will blindly follow celebrities, athletes, internet twits and politicians.

[@TrueBullsfan23]

This is the best channel on KZbin.

[@thehackofalltrades1630]

i think you did a great job providing info to holes of information missing from the show - i wish this was just in the show we are watching - a lot of stuff that just didnt need to be there - its sad they cant just tell the story instead of slowly progressing anything - there are so many other star wars stories - they dont have to draw everything out and add so much filler/fluff - just tell the great story - art, props, design, scenic shots are all on point -> take risk, kill characters, so many other great stories to tell then what makes its to the tv.

[@guityler2]

ryan is my fave host for these types of shows, just seems like a really cool guy id like to hang out with

[@jonimusprime6202]

You caught me off guard and made me laugh my ass off at the Ryan George pitch meeting reference

[@natercrash4140]

I think he made IG 11 a statue in order to help galvanize the town. Bring everyone together under a symbol for everyone to take pride in and work to better the planet

[@MikeSaltzman]

These. freaking. Doug skits. *Chefs kiss*

[@sailordarkjupiter]

Thank you answering my question!!

[@derpmanaveragegamer7791]

also its show with IG-11 that the self destruct did work as the recovered body is covered in welds from where they tried to piece him back together

[@commandZee]

For doing them the favor of making sense of their half*ss screenwriting ScreenCrush should bill Disney Lucasfilm.

[@adamH.1]

My question is: how was Gideon able to create the force sensitive clones if the research that Pershing was making wasn't finished? In season 2 we see a recording of him saying that he was unsucessful

[@nevarstormdragon]

My guess is there was still other scientists in hiding working for Gideon.

[@heatherfyffe3618]

I think it was implied that he did not have the force sensitivity part working yet, but that this was his ultimate goal?

[@michaeutech9201]

i like that nod to ryan george in the moff gideon question

[@UATU.]

Moff Gideon destroyed the Dark Saber, but then Axe Woves killed him with a spaceship. I bet a few Mandalorians and internet overthinkers could spin prophecies and conspiracies out of those two facts.

[@30somethingsuperhero37]

13:50 I'm 100% convinced that they already had stuff shot for the Rangers of the New Republic show, like the Pershing stuff and the Gideon transport vessel sequence, before the show got soft canceled and just needed to do something with the footage. Why reinvent the wheel?

[@marcamusprime9513]

I guess I've been waiting for this, without even knowing it. Thanks

[@jeffreycarman2185]

19:19 we did find out that Gideon had beskar-armored troopers for us the viewers, but not for Captain Teva. It would have made a ton of sense for Teva to have come to investigate and join in the space battle against the TIEs (the battle that ended up not happening).

[@paulglass7921]

You got my like completely for the Doug jail bit Lol

[@jonathanEricStaffordRealtor]

Din also says the dark saber means nothing to his people yet the armorer and vizla knew exactly what it was and revered it… lots of holes

[@bomafett]

Exactly! Death Watch followed Maul because he had the saber. Surely the Children of the Watch would feel the same way.

[@MrLee-cy1pw]

And yet they didn't bow down to Din when he got the saber. They knew about it, but didn't seem like they revered it, they really revere "The way." Perhaps they learned a lesson.

[@lteelana]

Paz only ever said in regards to the Darksaber that it was forged by his ancestor of house Vizla. To Paz, it's a family heirloom. His exact words to Din when he thought he had won the blade were, "Fate has brought this blade back to my clan." Paz says nothing about using the Darksaber to Mandalore. The Armorer is the Spiritual leader and historian of her clan. She gets the significance and history of the Darksaber, but doesn't revere it. The Armorer and The Children of the Watch put more stock in walking The Ancient Way, the Creed, and The Songs of Eons Past. In BoBF, the Armorer says, "Bo-Katan Kyrze was born of a mighty house, but they lost sight of the Way. Her rule ended in tragedy." It's only when Bo-Katan says she saw the Mythosaur, and walks the Way, that The Armorer gets behind her unite the Mandalorians and retake Mandalore.

[@lteelana]

@@bomafett The Children of the Watch are not Death Watch. The Armorer affirms this in Chapter 23 - "Are you Death Watch?" "Death Watch no longer exists. It shattered into many warring factions."

[@bomafett]

@@lteelana correct, they are the CHILDREN of the Watch - probably literally the children of one of the warring factions, given that one of them is a Vizsla, the Armorer has horns on her helmet, and some of them even have the DeathWatch sigil on their armor.

[@pamelabassi]

what I also understood is that the troopers weren’t using pure beaker armors as it’s probably too hard to make and too expensive

[@jeffreycarman2185]

8:20 there are other factors as well. The rocket pack that Ax was using could have been better than those being used by the Mandos from the Covert. The Covert might have had limited fuel supplies because they’re hiding out in a cave on an uninhabited world. Another is, the Mandos from the Covery weren’t expecting to use their jet packs and don’t like lugging around excess fuel if they weren’t expecting to use it, so when they needed to fly without notice they were operating on their a purposely limited fuel supply. One line of dialogue would have cleared this up.

[@axusis]

I'm a bit surprised (and sad) that Bo-Katan never talked about Satine, I thought it would've been a good fit to talk about their ideological dfferences and how Satine's rule affected Mandalore.

[@the_slowtrip783]

I think you can tell the difference in bo katans arc with how in clone wars she held the dark saber over her head but when she got it here she held it down symbolizing how little importance it had become to her

[@jeanniefromtahini5197]

These are great points!

[@Spaghetti3317]

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[@elisedee6324]

I'm lookn forward to the new one coming out..the last was awesome so I bet this one will be as good if not better...how the animation is cool..I like the look of it too .. good video

[@AlexSanchezber]

Doug being cut off mid life story was the funniest yet saddest thing ever lol

[@yancantellops9952]

If you put subtitles on the last episode of this season, and go to the minute 20:51 you can see they’re mandalorian comandos, the ones that swore loyalty to the empire.

[@jemcoones2388]

GREAT VIDEO! Thanks.

[@IsiahBradley]

THANKS for this!!! Free Doug!!!! He really brings me joy :)

[@TrueSighted]

Did you notice the machine power suit sound is the same as the one used in the first Terminator Movie, durring the scene with the limping terminator chasing Sara down through the giant press. 😅

[@samuelyamron5664]

Grogu literally causes the fire the pass over his new family. It’s the first Passover. The fire is the angel of death and they were spared.

[@ZOIMIBiIE]

I sent it to you on Instagram. But someone figured out that If you have a mythosaur skull hanging on the wall, a light shining from under it causes a perfect silhouette of grogu’s head

[@alecjoncas7764]

Why do I actually feel like the dog is talking everytime, im always like “what is he gonna say”

[@JohnCollins]

Thrawn would see Grogu as a force user that would remain a child for decades as the most valueable thing in the galaxy. A Super-Skywalker that would change the course of history for the Chiss.

I love all the little Doug stories you came up to justify your sponsors.

[@pucknorris3473]

I think they used beskar in the creation of the Death Star's Laser dish... Those pieces that Andor was putting together in prison...likely beskar...its the only material that could be that close to the beam when it fires and not melt.

[@game_on_loop]

Noo it was not made with beskar.. it was made of Quadanium steel.

[@DangerDude616]

The Imperial workers standing next to the beams as they fired didn't melt.

[@pucknorris3473]

@@DangerDude616 thas cause it was the 70s they didn't know that.

[@pucknorris3473]

@Pinoqio i think that sound they made that clang sound...very beskar-ish... they only draw attention to one metal with that ring. i think the bell the guy was ringing at the beginning of the show was beskar as well...

[@game_on_loop]

@@pucknorris3473 Yes, that was indeed made of beskar but there is no mention of beskar in deathstar for sure..

[@Hellaframes]

y’all really locked doug up for this video 😂

[@maju3606]

15:48 He might've took Din prisoner instead of killing him in case Din knew about Luke's location

[@jeffreycarman2185]

Awesome video.

[@nodayzoff5902]

But it wasn’t 12 mandalorians scouting the land it was 14 if we counting Grogu. Only 5 can sit on the gauntlet seats and remember it’s stacked back to back so that’s 10, and then the armorer grogu, din, Bokatan came out the ship after it landed.

[@codykabes]

I watched this one KZbin short that said in some comics the mangos had special gauntlets that gave them more squeezing power I guess lol

[@alextheamethyst5262]

19:15 the beskar piece was grey, not storm trooper white, and they meant that they Didn’t resolve it with the republic, only we know that it was the stormtroopers who rescued gideon, not the mandalorians, or republic

[@drsavage3262]

Doug being in his kennel/jail is hilarious!

[@zonesproductions]

Gideon mentions his armour is a Beskar Alloy. They must have used another material that either strengthened or weakened it depending on what they used.

[@Pub2k4]

19:35 I think it's important to understand that the show's writer, Jon Favreau, is Jewish. Therefore, a lot of the Mandalorian ideology carries over. For Jewish people, there are 3 ways a person can become jewish: 1) by Birth 2) by Affirmation (swearing an oath) 3) by being adopted into a Jewish family Similarly, those are the 3 ways someone can become a Mandalorian, as illustrated in this season. 1) By birth (Bo-Katan was born into a Mandalorian family) 2) By Affirmation (As Din Djarin and Ragnar Vizsla did) 3) By being adopted into a Mandalorian family (As we saw happen to Grogu in the final episode)

[@RainFall2112]

Everyone points out the mustache on Gideon, but few point out the advanced greying which may be the accelerated aging of a clone.

[@nioxic77]

he trained with luke? Have i missed several EPISODES? wtf... im such a noob

[@Adam_s_Uncle]

DOUG. IS. SO. CCUUTTEE!!!! ☺☺☺

[@Pub2k4]

18:48 Hey, that guy looks familiar 😂

[@mslaurondo]

The Armorer mentions in that same episode that for the jet packs, she will supply them with more fuel. I assumed that’s what the case was for this mission as well.

[@johnsechrist1602]

Grogu seems like the second coming of Tarre Vizsla. Force wielding Mandalorian... already seeing the connection to the Mythasaur

[@TheDAVlD]

Doug’s acting abilities are unmatched.

[@stevehauser8691]

I thought Besar was used for ship plating

[@annscholl2066]

Fun fact: Din (Dean) in Arabic definition: "Arabic lexicon also defines deen as “judgement” or “law.” Another primary meaning of the word deen is “way.” It refers to the way that a person lives their life according to the teachings of their religion or belief system". This could be a name attached to all foundlings who swear the creed when becoming apprentices. A recognition of belonging through creed.

[@DustinRhodes-l6i]

Pedro Pascal was busy with "Last of Us" and wasn't actually there for the filming of the last scene, it was said they intended to film it with mando without his helmet off

[@TheKnightArgent]

You know what? Disney should just make one "show" with a more generic title, say "Tales from the Outer Rim" or some junk, and have Mando episodes, New Republic episodes, Boba Fett episodes, etc. It's all about managing expectations - we get annoyed when Mando and Grogu's story advances in a Boba Fett show, and we get annoyed when Pershing co-opts an episode of Mando. Just make it one damned show.

[@Pinkorchid72]

That’s brilliant. That allows much more storytelling freedom!