The Mandalorian 2x08 "Chapter 16: The Rescue" Reaction

[@Ambaryerno]

"Is this like, a Jedi coming..." Not A Jedi. THE Jedi.

[@antonbrakhage490]

The Last Jedi.

[@StopReadingMyNameOrElse]

@@antonbrakhage490 "And i will not be the Last Jedi" -Luke Skywalker

[@ericnino6048]

@@antonbrakhage490 well theres Ashoka and Ezra and probably more scattered throughout the galaxy. But yeah Luke is still THE Jedi.

[@antonbrakhage490]

@@ericnino6048 Well, technically didn't Ahsoka leave the Order? Meaning she's not a Jedi, but a non-affiliated Light Side Force user? But yeah, Ezra, if he's still alive then, and hopefully Grogu (because it would be too sad if Kylo killed him).

[@ericnino6048]

@@antonbrakhage490 she’s force sensitive, was trained, and wields a lightsaber. She’s a Jedi. I mean, there’s no more order, so does that mean that non of the previous Jedi are Jedi now?

[@darcywiley5096]

Sesska: "I'm fine" Ron Howard narrating: "She was not"

[@thegingergyrl455]

You. I like you. 😎

[@SM-pk7pg]

🤣 Yup.

[@PatrickPrejusa]

I LOVE THIS, so arrested development.

[@davidmr11able]

Rían Johnson: "You will not“

[@Inosuke_Hashibira75]

😂

[@W0NK042]

"The Book of Boba Fett" - The day after Jeremy Bulloch becomes one with The Force. - The Force has spoken.

[@TheZacKWVU]

When a KZbin comment makes you tear up slightly

[@luketimewalker]

So True !!!!

[@MrTech226]

True, Star Wars family lost two of their members: Jeremy Bulloch and David Prowse, original Darth Vader within two months.

[@davidfrost901]

I saw The Empire Strikes Back six times at the pictures back in 1980. Jeremy Bulloch is my Boba Fett just like Peter Mayhew is my Chewbacca and David Prowse is my Darth Vader.

[@Jeff_Pryce]

This is the way.

[@bloodraven6581]

I've never seen a finale make me feel so many things at once. From Luke carving the dark troopers to Din and Grogu saying goodbye at the end. The future of stars wars are in safe hands with Favreau and Filoni.

[@cristiancontreras4001]

They’re the chosen ones.

[@christianforsstrom2222]

@@cristiancontreras4001 this is the way!

[@cristiancontreras4001]

@@christianforsstrom2222 😎

[@cristiancontreras4001]

@tconlon251 I know. Thank the lord! They know their Star Wars.

[@jaywilson7509]

Calm down, delusional fanboys. They did one show which was 50 percent pointless filler episodes and even more pointless clone wars fan-service.

[@Velociraptour]

That single dad worked so hard to get his kid into a good school and now Grogu's off to Jedi College!

[@saintakins187]

I said the same thing, Mando represents every single parent including adoptive parents who succeeded in parenthood. As you could see him crying with joy, as Luke Skywalker takes Baby Yoda "Grogu" with him.

[@frakmaster69master11]

Grogu meet your new training partner his name is Kylo Ren...

[@carloscalle6861]

man totally true

[@rogvortex58]

@@frakmaster69master11 Ben Solo.

[@rogvortex58]

@Paulo Eusebio Interesting analogy. Considering that the Columbine shooters let someone walk out with their life, when they realised they had nothing against him.

[@theblackarrow1373]

"Are you a Jedi?" "I am" - Luke FREAKING Skywalker

[@Quotenwagnerianer]

I am THE Jedi.

[@ShingenNolaan]

that's how Luke should be! Exactly that!

[@DanielBrongers]

@@ShingenNolaan He was, until Kylo Ren/Ben Solo destroyed Luke's academy and changed everything!

[@smartalec2001]

Like his father before him

[@Okidata29]

@@smartalec2001 you beat me to it.

[@vishall8246]

Seeing Luke in his prime was absolutely beautiful. My childhood hero has returned. Great reaction as usual this was the one I was most excited for.

[@themightythor1160]

I know. So incredible.

[@jman7481]

Exactly same

[@MrPhife333]

Mando removed his helmet. Then, suddenly, I sensed billions of tears (including my own) as nerds across the galaxy began to weep.

[@cineman73]

that’s where I lost it too.

[@Easy_Skanking]

Some of us old schoolers already started when the lone X-Wing showed up.

[@dragonrune6800]

@@Easy_Skanking It took me WAY TOO long to catch that was Luke.

[@patrickcampbell45]

Still crying

[@Mrhullsie2]

It was perhaps a pity that he took his helmet off in the last episode, it reduced the impact slightly this episode.

[@dannyalxndr]

Dave Filoni and John Favreau really out here destroying grown ass men this year.

[@michaelberry1382]

I was a young kid when new Hope came out. For some reason I woke up at 4 am wide awake when this episode dropped. I cannot begin to tell you how hard it was to keep calm, not start screaming and shaking the house so I didn’t wake up my wife and our 3 kids that are in their late teens. Your remark is dead on! And just when I am recovering from Luke and the whole Grogu saying goodbye- I think it’s done and I’m past having to control my emotion- that evil demented mad scientist Favreau gets on some type of mic and says “send in the droid!!!!” And then when I recover from that - still not waking the family- They drop Book of Boba. I swear I was going to get a hernia holding it all in. Like I said- your comment is dead on and so freaking accurate. I got to be a kid again for about 15 minutes and it was freaking fantastic.

[@Julia-qv5ls]

I was able to hold the tears until Mando told Grogu “Don’t be afraid”. I question my soul.

[@Mr.Ekshin]

And thus Mando was able to avoid DECADES of changing tiny diapers. As Luke walked away with the child, Mando mumbled "Sucker" under his breath.

[@Julia-qv5ls]

@@Mr.Ekshin Mean...but true

[@adamschultz8116]

I held them until R2 came in. Such a goddam nerd.

[@danielglenn915]

I was wondering if he was speaking to Grogu or himself lol such a great scene in TV history, not just SW history.

[@leonielson7138]

@@adamschultz8116 They had to beep-out all of R2's dialog, as usual. ;-)

[@axeman3d]

I don't remember every shouting out loud at a TV show before, but when Luke started to fight through the ship and then revealed his face, I was yelling in disbelief. I'm a 52 year old man and i couldn't hold back the tears at the end either.

[@luketimewalker]

47 here, exact same

[@balmarz999]

47 same here

[@marrenby]

Don't worry. Many of us were balling as well. And started crying again watching you.

[@themosh54]

47 year old dude here who ugly cried during that last scene.

[@alexachipman]

Same, I finally thought I had recovered from watching this episode, then I saw this reaction and started crying again!

[@Wannabe_Baby]

Gideon: "I see your bond with him ..." Sassy Jess: "Yeah, we all do!"

[@PrinceTrexus]

*Luke* - "Come, little one." *Mando* - "He doesn't want to go with you." *Luke* - "He wants _your permission_ ." That line made me cry so hard 😭😭😭

[@madelinegarber7860]

Ugh me too. It was hanging onto Din’s leg that got me. I held it together until the face reveal and then I broke down completely as Luke was walking away with Grogu and he and Din were looking at each other and Din was trying so hard not to start sobbing. Guaranteed he did later once he was alone.

[@yodaguru]

I am 43 years and a guy who cried/shed tears.

[@thegingergyrl455]

46yr old female and my husband thought I was having a seizure or something. 🤣

[@cineman73]

I’m a 47 year old guy and as soon as Mando took his helmet off it broke me. I wept all the way to the end.

[@thane9]

48, another GenXer checking in. I was crying as soon as the green lightsaber and gloved hand were shown. Didn't stop till the post credit scene when I cheered!

[@jmominis]

I hear you, me too. I’m 55 and that took me back to 1977 when I saw SW in the theatre. More nostalgic emotion than than ep 1-3 and 7-9 combined.

[@jaywilson7509]

@@jmominis So all you ever wanted was lazy nostalgia LOL genius job as always, hypocrite man-children

[@CCFONESOL]

Yoda taught Luke, Luke teaches Grogu. The circle is complete.

[@wreckingvi2265]

Then the events of Latest triology happens, circle is destroyed lol

[@CCFONESOL]

The sequel trilogy isn't even in the circle.

[@ericlind6581]

@@CCFONESOL lmao! It was a square peg...didn’t fit.

[@ericlind6581]

@tconlon251 it will be interesting but personally I don’t give much credence to the sequels anyway so I just wanna see good story telling that makes sense.

[@jessebrae1514]

R2 will be in all of Grogus life He will train and none other than dagobah system will be his home Its a lovely story of a being that will be a jedi sadly he will out live all of those who are one with him Like yoda Yoda met luke in his last years What will be of grogu R2

[@ThomasCorp]

Me after calming down from a half hour of gleefully cackling like the Joker over seeing Luke in action: "Ah yes, a hallway rampage. Much like your father's."

[@IggyStardust1967]

Luke's hallway scene... was missing only one thing; Anakin's Force Ghost standing at the far end of the hallway, nodding in approval, saying, "That's my boy."

[@ThomasCorp]

@@IggyStardust1967 I'd have lost it for sure, but yeah, I'll agree with that one.

[@IggyStardust1967]

@@ThomasCorp lol! Me too!

[@theblackarrow1373]

“Gooood good, kill the dark troopers... kill them now...” “Dew It”

[@ThomasCorp]

@@theblackarrow1373 (cackles in Palpatine) Gooooooood!

[@mrj4082]

Seeing Luke was such a surprise for me

[@parker.e]

I loved it but now grogu is not with din😭 he did all that and fought so hard for him just for him to be taken away🥺

[@Titancxnt]

*everyone

[@joer3720]

I was amazed to read criticism of the special effects used to de-age Mark Hammill. I literally sat there in disbelief when he appeared on screen. Like HOW is that possible?

[@epsilon4428]

I wanted Luke and it still surprised the hell out of me

[@VanArchon]

@@parker.e Except that was exactly his quest, to find a Jedi for Grogu to go with. As fond as Djin has become of Grogu, he knows he can't train Grogu and that Grogu should be trained.

[@Cornberry]

Saying “I’m ok” with tears running down my face is such a mood

[@W0NK042]

This is the way. So say we all.

[@jasmine7744]

@@W0NK042 so say we all

[@alexachipman]

So say we all!

[@tomshepherd1926]

Luke Skywalker got more action scenes in 5 minutes of the Mandalorian than in 3 whole sequel movies 🤯🤯🤯

[@uBobbi]

How Starbuck was that landing. She's a psycho badass pilot no matter what uniform she's wearing.

[@IggyStardust1967]

Not to mention she had a bunch of red-eyed robots trying to kill her.....

[@Drummer4President]

“Pointed it toward the deck and stopped when I got here” -Starbuck

[@kj7124]

Caught myself thinking ala Lee Adama “... coming in a little hot don’t you think!”😂

[@dancingmonkey08]

Star Wars just made an indirect Battlestar reference....geek inception!

[@OriginalPuro]

How Starbuck was that landing?* When did we measure things in a brand name, like "how nike is that?"?

[@zoroillusion1212]

Subtle thing I noticed was how excited Artoo was to see Grogu. It is extremely possible that they have met before and Artoo never had his memory wiped so he could remember Grogu.

[@Jamestopboy]

Excited? Or is he shaking in terror remembering Yoda beating the crud out of him on Dagobah?

[@ACTemjin]

I watched another reaction video, can't remember which, where the reactor theorized that maybe it was R2 who saved Grogu from the Jedi temple in Ep 3.

[@garyballard179]

@@ACTemjin Favloni and Rosario have both teased that it was a Council member that saved Grogu - and the reveal will change the way we see that character. Council members on Coruscant or unaccounted for during Order 66: Mace Windu - defenestrated and injured Yaddle - whereabouts unknown Shaak Ti - in the Temple, killed "off screen" Anakin Skywalker - yeahhh, about that... Jocasta Nu - Jedi Archives (former Council member pre-Phantom Menace, according to lore...)

[@leonielson7138]

They had to beep-out all of R2's dialog to make it safe for broadcast TV.

[@TheAscendedSaiyan]

every Star Wars fan today.....rejoicing at the TRUE second coming of Star Wars.

[@MRocky323]

"rejoicing at the TRUE second coming of Star Wars." Oh shut the fuck up already.

[@samjones5160]

@@MRocky323 somebody had to tell em

[@BlueSkullX]

@@MRocky323 For real, I wish people would stop that bs.

[@cosmoevents21st56]

@@MRocky323 Sure the Rey thing was epic wasn't it? lol

[@ElysiaFields19]

They kept this a freaking secret since last year! That's impressive considering the ingenuity of Star Wars fans. Watching this was so bittersweet. But I have to believe when Din said he would see Grogu again, that will happen... Right?! As for the crying, I've watched half a dozen reactions tonite; there are grown men crying right along side their buddies who are doing the same and nobody is apologizing for it. I hope you know you are truly loved and appreciated by the majority of us who seek out your reactions. Fandom brings out passion, let's be honest, lol, it's obsession for most of us. With that can come a tendency to fiercely and sometimes thoughtlessly defend a point of view or greater wealth of knowledge regarding the fandom. Don't let the socially challenged affect you. You do a great job💜

[@MegapixelsofFun]

This episode has reactors of both men and women of all ages crying! Thanks for sharing your reactions!

[@jeffburnham6611]

Poor Sesska. As many times throughout the season she has said. "I'm losing my mind", I fear she no longer has one lol.

[@karlmoles6530]

This was one of the happiest moments of my life. I've been waiting 34 years for this.

[@Skye_Writer]

I came here to see someone who cried the way I did and kept saying "No, no, no!" to the idea of Grogu leaving, so I thank you for showing us your raw emotions. ♥ ♥ ♥ And don't feel bad. Watch some other reactions and you will see grown men crying as soon as the X-Wing shows up. I didn't cry over it being Luke, but omg Pedro's FACE when he was saying goodbye broke my heart.

[@JoshKeech]

That's why Dave Filoni should have done the sequel trilogy.

[@SuzakuX]

This season was written almost entirely by Favreau. Filoni only wrote "The Jedi" this season.

[@MRocky323]

No. This is why he should have his own movies now. When the sequel trilogy was first starting, he had little to no experience with live action. Now He's proven himself with Mando.

[@placebo5466]

The episodes may have been written by Favreau. Who has a deep understanding of Star Wars lore. Dave is still the pillar that everything from this point will be built on. Those two together are at the heart Star Wars fans. That's who should be leading us forward. They are one with the force and the Fandom is with you.

[@JoshKeech]

@@SuzakuX Ah ok. I thought they were written by Filoni, I stand corrected. In that case then Favreau should have done the sequel trilogy

[@JoshKeech]

@@MRocky323 That's fair enough. I only thought that because he done almost the whole of clone wars and rebels, I was going by his knowledge and experience of Star Wars. I really do hope he will be at the heart of everything from now on

[@sntxrrr]

Ming-na kicking ass was one of the highlights of this episode. There were just so many highlights.

[@kawaiihana8890]

I knew you'd be crying and yet here I am, crying again along side with you, even though I have seen about 20 other reactions already~

[@patrickcampbell45]

Same I'm still crying 😭

[@erichludwig2095]

“...Even though I’m crying now...”. So are we...

[@wrath0808]

"Are you from Shield sir?" Thank you. I couldn't figure out where I knew that actor from.

[@CryssyJ]

My heart is broken that Din gave Grogu to Luke, though I do get why.

[@cineman73]

definitely bittersweet.

[@thegingergyrl455]

Crying soooo much! Right in the childhood. I was squeeling at the end. My husband had to hold me. So yeah, you cry all you want. I scared our kittens but my husband and I were so happy. Then the departure, more crying. Grogu is so tiny.

[@defiante1]

There was once a young Jedi, only partially trained who was lost and without guidance. With the aid of the force they found a long lost Jedi who took them in and began their training to become a full Jedi. His name was Luke Skywalker, his Master was Yoda. Now the story comes about with Grogu doing the same under Luke Skywalker. The circle is complete.

[@MavenCree]

I was like, "DAMMIT, R2! They were having a moment!" Actually, I think Grogu and R2 might already know each other. He was at the Jedi Temple back then too.

[@christianforsstrom2222]

it almost seemed like they had a moment there before Luke picked Grogu up

[@Easy_Skanking]

He was actually saying "Luke, check this little one for a stick!"

[@vishall8246]

YOU'RE GONNA LOVE THE CLONE WARS

[@aaronthegreat1461]

Luke finally got the respect he deserved in this show. The movies were such a let down when it came to luke.

[@Deathlygunn]

To be fair, say what you want about how the sequel trilogy portrayed Luke, I understand why not everyone was happy with how the character was written, but Luke's scene with Yoda, him speaking with Leia on Crait, and the moment the Resistance watch as he steps out to face down the entire First Order singlehandedly are some of my favourite Luke Skywalker moments, hell I even think his death was perfect for the character., I just wish we'd gotten more time with reformed Luke.

[@MRocky323]

No, they weren't. They made his character actually make sense instead of being this fucking invincible person that fans and the EU books made him out to be.

[@maxsantiago6569]

@@alanlabriola3810 that was shit

[@antonbrakhage490]

@@alanlabriola3810 "big sjw moment" Aaaaand there it is. All the hate against the Sequels, it always comes back to this Alt Reich incel shit, whinging because they're threatened by a strong woman. I'll just quote my favorite KZbin comment: "The opposite of a social justice warrior is an anti-social injustice coward."

[@JakkFrost1]

@@antonbrakhage490 "threatened by a strong woman" Aaaaaaaand there it is, the ridiculous, mendacious attempt at a kafktrap that is the only argument you can come up with when you know the complaints of atrocious writing are valid, but you're not allowed to admit it because you have to simp for the narrative, and you can't come up with a _legitimate_ counterargument. There are countless strong, _well-written_ female characters that people (not just men) who argue against sjws absolutely love.

[@desertfox2000]

I'm actually here for the tears, so I'm never disappointed.

[@MycoArsenic39]

The decision for them to go on their separate ways is both heartbreaking and beautiful. Mando wants what’s best for Grogu, for him to get the proper Jedi training he needs and deep down Grogu knows that. But also deep down, Din doesn’t want to leave Grogu because of their bond, like father and child. So Grogu asked permission first from Din, if this is what he wants. Now Din could’ve been selfish and not allow Grogu to go with Luke and instead raise him himself, but he truly cares and loves Grogu so much like a son, that he is willing to make the ultimate sacrifice of letting him go to have a much safer and happier life. If that’s not true, beautiful, parental love, then I don’t know what is. :) But it’s heartbreaking to see them say their goodbyes, and it’s even more heart shattering that Grogu gets to see and touch Din’s face for the first, and possibly last time. For Grogu to see Din’s face, it’s forever set in stone. Din gets to see Grogu with his own eyes, without his helmet, without having his creed and morals dictate him from caring Grogu without a helmet for the first time in so long, but possibly also the last. For them to have that first small, physical, skin to skin contact with each other and just by seeing their reaction, from Din closing his eyes under Grogu’s slightest touch/graze and smiling, to struggling not to cry/break down in order to stay strong, and Grogu making cooing sounds and hugging Din’s leg the same way he did in episode 8 of season 1. You can really tell that these two don’t want to separate. But Din told Grogu not to be afraid, assuring the little green womprat that he won’t end up alone again, no matter how far away they are from each other. Also, for Grogu to press his hand on Din’s cheek, it echoes Din’s words back to him that he too won’t end up alone. No matter how far away they are from each other, they will always be a family, they will always be a clan of two. :) We went on this extraordinary journey between these two characters of rival sides ( Mandalorian and Jedi), bond like parent and child, helping each other leave this darkness of loneliness, becoming a small family. We saw their interactions, their struggles, the obstacles that they have to overcome, the friends, allies, and enemies they made along the way, we instantly connect with them, we don’t want anything bad happen to them, we don’t want them to separate. But now it comes to an end with a bittersweet farewell, possibly opening up new beginnings and opportunities for our characters. But who knows, Mando promise that they will each other again. But we’ll just have to wait and see, and I’ll be waiting for what comes next for all of our characters. But for now, goodbye little Grogu. May the force be with you, and this is the way. :)

[@detectivesquirrel2621]

I feel that the 3rd season will focus on the battle to reclaim the planet Mandalore. I think Baby Yoda will return probably in season 4, sensing that "Daddy Mando" needs him and leaves Luke's training camp and isn't there for Kylo Ren trashing the place and killing everyone.

[@bach5150]

so the madalorian is laid out in chapters.... like a book.... so next year we will receive the chapters of boba fett....

[@pigs18]

We're still about twenty years from Kylo going Kylo. That's plenty of time for Grogu to complete his training and move on.

[@detectivesquirrel2621]

@@pigs18 Exactly

[@El_oh7199]

"I am losing my mind!" is the greatest reaction ever!

[@michaelberry1382]

I mumbled “if you lost your mind with that- you gonna lose your $=*t when you see Skywalker and R2”.... I sure did when I watched it the first time 😂😂

[@lindajohansson616]

Everyone's making me cry today.

[@Flufferz626]

Love seeing Luke, but wonder if he felt anything when he saw Mando take his helmet off for his son. "Let me see you with my own eyes," said Vader to Luke as he was dying.

[@damonbryan7232]

This show did more for Star Wars and fans. In 45 minutes. Than all the movies since Return of the Jedi.

[@sjw4life546]

Very rarely does a season two of a show surpass the first season. This has done it. And also for me, I enjoy your post reaction thoughts as much I do your reactions.

[@LondonCelt]

Luke Skywalker, R2 and a Boba Fett series, this finale was Christmas! Mind blown!

[@gawainethefirst]

I get the feeling in season three, Din (AKA Mando) Is going to have to look up Luke Skywalker to get some light saber training.

[@OfflineSetup]

"is this a Jedi coming to ...?." Yes and no. A Jedi, but not just a Jedi .

[@cwell510]

I'm 46 and been a Star Wars fan my entire life; seen every film minus Episode IX (for obvious reasons) in theaters, had all of the action figures, ships, and playsets as well. This season finale (particularly the last 5 minutes) made me feel like that 9 year old boy on opening day of Return of the Jedi. Thank you Jon Favreau and Dave Filoni for the early Christmas gift! RIP Mr. Jeremy Bulloch, the original Boba Fett, still the coolest character in the galaxy.

[@stevecharles5228]

The moment I saw the green lightsaber, I had chills and then I started to cry knowing who it was. Every nerd particle in me shook with the force. I screamed and and enjoyed it.

[@karinatanjung801]

Don't worry... Daddy Din just send little Grogu to college aboard

[@TheNoviceOAO]

Hopefully, before Ben solo gets to him

[@karinatanjung801]

@@TheNoviceOAO don't worry. He's also a mandalorian from mudhorn clan. He's officially protected by Jedi and Mandalorians.

[@MrakoGears]

- We're being boarded! - How many lifeforms?! * mechanical death dubstep intensifies * *- NONE.*

[@ChampionAshley]

Din found his baby boy, and had to let him go at the same time...and he didn't even take the ball with him.

[@alexandertimms0.166]

Kept it so he can stare longingly at it for the next three seasons ;)

[@thecircledk8597]

I love how it was the black gloved hand that set off the ..."Ohhh...wait...no...wait...what...NO !!" I was the same until I saw the green lightsaber when it switched to colour visuals, the REAL nerds recognized the the fucking x-wing ! It was a really well put together reveal for all fans at all levels :)

[@matthewwells1606]

I imagine that's the first time anyone has touched the Mandalorian's face since he was a child. Very sweet and sad.

[@henryintheuk]

Dont ever apologise for crying. I am a man's mans, and when I watched this season finale I have 40 years of love for the franchise re-awoken. Fans all over the world have been patiently waiting for this moment

[@syahlawatimohamadbeji7120]

I was already in tears over Pedro in WW84, then came home to cry again over him in this ep! That's enough sad Pedro for this year.

[@Generalphoenix8438]

I saw the tears coming a million miles away. It was amazing seeing luke in action again especially R2. But I hope theirs a season 3 with mando to see him bring mandalore to its great glory once again.

[@thel1195]

The emotion felt across the star wars universe was...palpable. Grown men in tears in multiple countries at the same time. We cried together. I watched multiple reactions...still tear up at the end.

[@slowbass]

The music when Grogu touches his face 😢

[@marcoboat8157]

There was a post credit scene btw loved it I cried so much 😢 mando face when grogu was leaving i sobbed .

[@KHWendy28]

This had me crying right with you. I don't have Disney+ so I can't watch the show but KZbin reactions does help me a lot so thanks for that. I loved seeing Luke come back for Grogu it's so sweet I do hope he takes care of the little guy and we do see some of him in season 3 it's sad that Mando had too let him go but it's not going too be forever hopefully.

[@thereturningshadow]

You can watch it other places online for free without giving money to Disney who turns around and gives money to domestic terrorists.

[@KHWendy28]

@@thereturningshadow KZbin is still find with me.

[@SayGahTaah]

Luke coming back and leaving feels like that older brother you idolized coming back from war...

[@roguecomics4775]

Today was the day we all cried together.

[@franciscoR.]

It’s good to cry when you love a show that makes you feel the way you reacted.

[@nihilist1680]

Finally your reaction... I already watched everyone else's reaction... Time to cry again...

[@thedarkknight2221]

This is the True Luke Skywalker, one we saw in the end of The Last Jedi. A true Jedi master.

[@cristiancontreras4001]

Yessir. Not the one we saw drinking Green Milk.

[@GoodKingMort]

Well... this is Luke in his prime. He’s obviously older and more conflicted in the sequels due to what he’s had to deal with. Still the same Luke though!

[@aaronthegreat1461]

I thought the old one was jake Skywalker. This one is for sure Luke.

[@cristiancontreras4001]

@@aaronthegreat1461 yep

[@aeris44]

@@GoodKingMort Luke did the most jedi thing in TLJ. As awesome as this was, it was just a fight scene.

[@Beer_]

"Ah shit, here we go again"- R2 after seeing Grogu

[@jman7481]

🤣🤣🤣 lol 😂

[@VadersRage]

This episode had me go from sheer terror and anxiety.....to pure joy (and a fist pump or two)....to gut-wrenching grief, all in the span of about 10 minutes (maybe?). And THEN they drop R2 in the mix? SERIOUSLY!? Great reaction, dear! Your emotions were OUR emotions!

[@nadinefeiler9204]

the last 10 minutes of this episode brought more joy to many star wars fans then the entire sequel trilogy

[@theradgegadgie6352]

I sensed a great disturbance in the Force: as if millions of people cried out in joy after years of disappointment and bitterness. I feel something wonderful has happened.

[@disern1269]

your not the only one who got emotional. tons of fans all over youtube, men and woman broke into tears of joy at seeing luke at the height of jedi powers, and then that shot of grogu putting his hand on dins face and the taking off of the helmet, melted everyones heart. IT in my opinion was cinematic masterpiece of star wars and Dave and Jon hit a major home run with this finale. im 45 yo and i had tears of joy and of sadness on this episode.

[@Tar-Numendil]

Grogu is 50 years old. He spent the first 20 years of his life in the Jedi Temple on Coruscant. His family is first and foremost the Jedi Order. Luke coming to get him is the only thing that could have happened. Nothing else would have felt right, no matter how much we as fans wanted it. Grogu is a very powerful Force-sensitive being. Eventually he would have to learn to wield the Force, Luke said he would never really be safe until he learned to master his abilities. Din is not fit to raise a Force-sensitive child. Also I don't think he could live long enough to do so. Grogu is already 50 years old and yet he's still an infant. Grogu is better off with Luke. The real Luke, not SJW Luke from the Sequel Trilogy.

[@nichnet]

What an ep! So glad you let the end credits roll. That post credit scene was something else!

[@RyansChannel0203]

I’m still in tears.

[@saintakins187]

In retrospect the show pretty much told us to not get too attached to baby Yoda, but even if we did Mando who represents every good parent make sure his little bundle of joy grows up in a safe environment living a good life. Ideally this season finale shows the beauty of being a good parent and of course succeeding in parenthood with the child getting into a good college. I'm pretty sure all the moms love this episode of the Mandalorian, while crying with joy.

[@MateoPep]

Someone really needs to give Sesska a BIG hug after that haha

[@ricocampos1331]

Did you notice the Battlestar Galactica references? Those Dark Troopers were Cylons for sure. The launch of the Tie Fighter was from Galactica Vipers lunch too (Viper as the Galactica's fighter ships, not the Pedro Pascal from GOT hehehe). And also when Bo-Katan lands the ship, was like Katee Sackhoff's Starbuck landing a Viper. That episode was a clear Katee Sackhoff homage to Galactica. And I loved! ♥

[@Darthoil]

I got that vibe too

[@jediclonekag13]

This was definitely one hell of a season finale.

[@tommacari4103]

Great reaction, there's nothing I love more than seeing others who genuinely love Star Wars as much as I do

[@LatetotheParty]

Just shed tears once again watching your reaction! Such an amazing but heartbreaking ending. Fantastic reaction as always!

[@TemalCageman]

This is such a great reaction! I am a 43 year old man, and I was pretty much like you.... in a mess (in a good way) regarding Luke and the farewell-scene between Jin and Grogu. Thank you for sharing your emotions.

[@Pufta5]

Me : Real man dont cry! Filoni and Favarou : Hold my spochka ! Also me : craying like a rain at sight of Luke One of moments that im happy to be alive , Sesska bless you

[@shtface9637]

He's in good hands. He will be safe now. Nothing can fuck with skywalker.

[@tiagosantos1793]

The final episode should call "how to throw 3 movies in the trash in 48 minutes"

[@popcorn_bunny]

Loved the reaction. You have so much heart and genuine emotion in you reactions. Loved your reaction to Luke 👍 this is the way

[@arielsteinsaltz1956]

I thought it was weird that Luke didn’t introduce himself to Mando and the gang, like we know who he is but they were fine without a name?

[@SayGahTaah]

Well who in that room knows Mandos real name?

[@arielsteinsaltz1956]

@@alanlabriola3810 I have been paying attention, thanks. Personally if a toddler likes someone I would still like to know their name before I hand said toddler over.

[@stevenroyal9797]

I cried so much. It was beautiful. Also, moff Gideon shot at Grogu. How the hell could someone do that? That little guy is so special. I love him.

[@macxgames]

that scene with Mando saying good bye to Grogu tears me up effortlessly

[@Cirris]

I feel like Sess's emotions at the end were inside Djin's heart. But he did everything to suppress them cause he knew Grogu needed Luke to help guide him.

[@Paul_1971]

Love your reactions to this & Dr Who - don't apologise for getting emotional, as someone who doesnt emote easily, I cry when you cry and I find it very cathartic, so thankyou.

[@BudhagRizzo]

Next season: Bo-Katan goes up against Din Djarin for leadership of Mandalore. It will pit the Night Owls against Din's order, the Children of the Watch -- Politics vs Religion. Din Djarin will want nothing to do with it and abandons the order (and Mandalore) to rejoing Grogu, essentially becoming like Boba Fett -- an outcast.

[@themightythor1160]

R2 and Grogu being friends is the best thing ever. Can they have their own show?

[@christoffsimply3179]

We all cried. God that was amazing. They just worked in the best sequence of reveals ever. Fantastic reaction. Fantastic episode.

[@yawdaorb]

I was so happy the guy who played Nathaniel Malick from Agent's of Shield s7 took a blaster to the face in the beginning scene

[@birdboxygurl3535]

Your reaction mirrored my own. But I was ugly crying silently by myself. I watched ahead of family because they take forever to watch and going out. I rewatched on my iPhone on the road (traveling with family) and they were like what’s my problem. I rewatched so many times. Crying every time. Pedro was perfection.

[@baileydiss33]

once those doors closed i just sobbed, gonna miss the lil guy, hope we see him again T_T

[@Dec4AllTimeAlways]

I miss watching you, Sesska. You and Imon are two of my favorites. Glad you're watching this amazing show like I am. Best Star Wars entertainment since The Empire Strikes Back.