The Book of Boba Fett 1x2: The Tribes of Tatooine - Reaction

[@HeroesReforged]

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[@Kaanan]

San holo(fixxer and cammie) are lukes best buds from toshe station deleted scene!!!, them and Biggs make Lukes circle of friends from Tatooine! It blew my mind they added this. So funny to think he accidently helps Lukes best buds. BTW did u guys notice the Tusken's are actually the indigens of Tatooine and everyone else is interlopers/invaders. Also the dune sea, was actually a sea in ancient times. The dream vision I think shows part of that within Bobba vision.

[@HeroesReforged]

@@Kaanan A great easter egg!

[@eddieterrell5215]

Actually that wookie and boba used to work together until vader requested them for seperate missions thats why u see the little stare down at the end between them...dont get why people complain about the 1st episode being slow when noone knows where its going lol oh the tuscan in black that trained boba is female..cant remember the actress name tho.

[@yudhazacharias9377]

@@HeroesReforged 1:12 Hector, in the opening, the third one is the Mandalorian, the last one is Boba

[@JayPatrol]

The female tuskan raider is played by a stunt woman named Joanne Bennett

[@CurseTheCosmos]

I can’t believe we got Black Krrsantan in live action. That got a big reaction out of me.

[@anthonyyoutubefan7567]

And ANYONE who's read the Doctor Aphra and Darth Vader comics. He's gorgeous! I know he's the most violent and lethal of all known Wookiees, but, when I saw him, I almost wanted to step in to the scene and give him a hug. Wait until We see him lose it, and wail on someone or something. DESTRUCTION.

[@Jiibay7796]

He's a bad dude

[@retrotony4119]

Are we going to see a flashback of Boba working with this Wookiee and getting a job from a particular dark lord of the Sith?

[@anthonyyoutubefan7567]

@@retrotony4119 I was actually hoping that that was going to be the opening of Chapter 1. Would've blown people's minds.

[@retrotony4119]

@@anthonyyoutubefan7567 That would’ve been awesome, but I think we may see something close to it. That Wookiee ain’t there for show and many people don’t understand this. As soon as I seen him I shouted and my two buddies were like wow, he’s a Wookiee, clam down, who is he? They don’t know what we know, like most people, and Filoni knows this. I can’t wait for the next episode and bacta sequence.

[@insertsomethingfuni2617]

The "San Holo" and the woman were actually Luke's friends in a cut scene of A New Hope - - Fixer and Cammie.

[@davidjacobs8558]

Are they aware of the fact that their friend Luke became some one important? And their frient Biggs died?

[@insertsomethingfuni2617]

@@davidjacobs8558 iuono, anyone's guess

[@noctambule5726]

The same actors?

[@blotcho84]

@@noctambule5726 No it can't be, from what I recall they look quite similar, so good casting

[@SantoValentino]

You can get more info on them from the Star Wars Radio Drama. I believe there’s a Nigel’s Edit on KZbin.

[@andygrams6344]

Folks that have the negative “Beta-Fett” reaction are holding onto a false image of Boba from very limited screen time of Empire/Jedi…. They are forgetting Clone Wars already made Boba much more complicated and malleable- and real. Love it!

[@jbauer140]

AGREED!! I LISTEN TO THESE BETA FANS ABOUT BETA FETT AND I JUST ROLL MY EYES LIKE I DO WHEN THEY DONT KNOW WHO BLACK K is, OR APHRA, or even Lukes Friends Cammie and Fixer and the fact that was Tosche Station

[@BloodShed4REAL]

It's funny to call him "Beta-Fett" when the kaminoans code-named him 'Alpha'

[@Shockguey]

I don't like the fact that for a crime lord he's not committing a lot of crimes. At least sell some damn drugs or protection.

[@shadowcat1606]

Personally, i am one of those people who weren't too thrilled about Boba's depiction in this. Not because i want him to be a one dimensional character, though. The main two things that bothered me were a) seeing Boba being so bad at being a crime lord (not to mention a crime lord who didn't seem to fond of crimes) and seeming to not know anything about how this stuff works, despite having been a part of this shady side of the galaxy for almost 30 years at this point and b) things like in the first episode, when they were attacked by the assassins. where he seemed really incompetent despite being, well, Boba Fett who should, by all means, wipe the floor with these goons without having to rely that heavily on Fennec.

[@GuanoLad]

As a Maori New Zealander myself, I appreciate what Hector was saying. There is definitely some Maori influence in the modern portrayal of Fett, and having that stem from his experiences with the Tuskens justifies it organically and creatively, as well as serving as an interesting story. Plus it can only be told in this way; A novel, a movie, a game, a comic, couldn't do it justice like TV can.

[@Shockguey]

Island culture vs desert culture. Still doesn't make sense. I'm saying that as an Arab myself. Seems like they had an opportunity that they brushed aside because upper management made an arbitrary decision. Would prefer if they didn't have the Tuskans at all if they were going to end up doing this.

[@shadowcat1606]

@@ShockgueyI know i'm two years late, but i just wanted to say that i'm pretty sure that it wasn't just some 'arbitrary' decision by upper management' and instead heavily influenced by the fact that it's Temuera Morrisons's actual cultural background. Or maybe it was Morrison who actually brought it up in the first place.

[@AngelaSealana]

Watching 3 adult men fall for a Wookie is way more entertaining than I thought it would be.

[@HeroesReforged]

We stan Wookiees in this house.

[@kenXtripleI]

@@HeroesReforged Especially that beast

[@REfan001]

The one Tusken in the black robe that was training him is a female, its hard to tell because of the masks but you can sort of tell from their build and height

[@alexanderthealright]

She's played by Joanna Bennett, who's known for her stunt work in the MCU and DCEU as Gal Gadot, Brie Larson, and others' stunt double. Also, Tony Bennett is her father!

[@wolftube2009]

Also force sensitive... maybe

[@tomasalarconchible9729]

@@wolftube2009 what? just no

[@nysunflower9439]

I wonder if the female Tuskan is going to turn out to be Fennec

[@JayPatrol]

She is a stunt woman Named Joanne Bennett

[@skylermaves7272]

The wookie was Black Krrsantan, a badass bounty hunter. The bar thst Boba went to is Toshi Station and the couple that Boba saves are Fixer and Camie, two of Luke's friends

[@carsonkouts]

That wookie is nuts. was exiled from kashyyk, willingly sold himself to a gladiatorial fighting arena just to learn how to fight, and then his masters surgically grafted metal onto his knuckle bones. Oh and he survived a lightsaber to the face from obi wan.

[@anthonyyoutubefan7567]

@@MontgomeryWenis I wonder if We might see that incident in Obi-Wan Kenobi?

[@carsonkouts]

@@anthonyyoutubefan7567 I hope so. I'd imagine they aren't randomly bringing in characters with all these ties to each other randomly. pretty genius actually. show part of a characters story in one show, then explore more of it in other shows. thank God we have people like filoni calling shots now.

[@Culled]

Wait whaaaat

[@carsonkouts]

@@Culled this wookie is essentially the Apex of his species in the comics. he was so brutal he wounded a fellow wookie and let him bleed to death in order to lure a trandoshan mercenary crew. in a one on one fight, he would most likely rip boba fett apart. literally. He and boba fett were Darth Vaders deadliest hunters, that's why boba says "send as many gladiators" not send bounty hunters. they have history

[@jasonwiggins6137]

@@carsonkouts He lost a fight to Chewie.

[@vampg]

As someone who is Maōri decedent, thank you for acknowledging the influenced cultural expressions used in this episode! It’s feels so amazing to be appreciated in big media films

[@warrenpoultney8215]

You guys are so on it. I'm a Nz Maori, and I saw the similarities of his crafting of his weapon, to the ceremony demonstrating all he had learned and the warriors all joining. I'm thrilled you guys picked up on the similarities of a Maori in this episode, as I did. I actually wondered for a moment if I was readingtoo much into it. Even the fight scene in the inn, stood out to me as how I would expect a Maori Warrior to do combat against multiple opposition in close quarters

[@welcome1971]

The people at the bar were Luke’s friends from A New Hope.

[@folcotook3049]

Boba should have picked up some power converters while he was there.

[@chewieknievel8439]

If you didn’t know he’s speaking of a deleted scene from ANH. I didn’t recognize the couple at first but as soon as I read it it all came flashing back. A truly fun fan service without feeling fan service-y and even though I didn’t caught it on first viewing it was totally fun to see that they reached out to the old actors to reprise their characters.

[@501Insiders]

Black Krrsantan‼️‼️‼️one of the best from the comics

[@sjaxs30]

That comic is dope asf

[@tjroy5733]

Lmfao he weak ash prolly gon be killed soon

[@thedarkknight2221]

This show is actually making me love Boba Fett not just as a badass warrior but as a person. And I had no idea I would come to love this tribe of Tuskens this much. I guarantee at the next Star Wars Celebration there are going to be entire tribes of Tuskens using the exact choreography of the final dance like we see in this episode.

[@tbmr11]

Haha i love that i see your comments all over yt. Glad to see somebody so invested in star wars as i am. I think i saw you on blindwave and reel rejects aswell 😂

[@thedarkknight2221]

@@tbmr11 thanks dude. I write what I believe in.

[@ernstfrutphlinguhr2494]

Speaking as a Maori, I am absolutely down with this representation. Seeing elements of my tikanga there.... damn. That's amazing.

[@wisemoon40]

What’s really interesting is how this show subverts the white savior trope…the Mandalorians (Boba and Din Jarin) respect the Tuskens because both are warrior cultures, organized around tribe/clan. Plus the Tusken culture seems like it’s influenced by Maori culture, and the actor is Maori. Also, evidently the Tusken badass with the long dreads is female. 😀

[@MuhammadIrfan-oe5su]

Tattooine used to be an ocean heavy planet before it dried up so it really does fit the Maori inspiration

[@CHT4400]

the tusken raiders are based on Tuareg people

[@Mehdz03]

@@MuhammadIrfan-oe5su no…the tuskens are based on Arab people hence “sand people”. And native Americans

[@tash6638]

Way to bring race into this

[@schytoyamnaya9015]

What kind of white savior?

[@JimNZ]

A New Zealander here.... we felt it. As Hector was saying... totally blends in with SW, a great episode.

[@blakedowning1811]

I love love LOVE the characterization of the Tuskens. I love that this episode gives them such a rich culture, and adds in features of like a train that indiscriminately shoots to kill them and banthas--just like white people on trains used to do to Indigenous groups in the US during westward expansion. This episode was so well done. And how cool for Temuera, as someone with Maaori heritage to feature in this show and bring the stick fighting style from his own culture. Just awesome.

[@javiherbou87]

Well, they also did questionable things like shooting and killing pod drivers, trying to kill Luke just straight up, kidnapping and beating the crap out of Anakin's mom, ... Damn, you can almost blame them for helping Anakin turn faster to the dark side... The good thing about these new Star Wars stories is how you start to see that not everything is black or white in this universe.

[@paulsbourne]

@@javiherbou87 that’s akin to saying since Apaches were so brutal to settlers that somewhat justifies how all Native Americans were treated.

[@javiherbou87]

@@paulsbourne that has nothing to do with what I said. I said there's no intrinsically good or bad race, no honorable or despicable race by nature. Those Tuskens Boba found were pretty chill and honorable. That doesn't mean we have to love all the Tusken we've seen in the past now.

[@hectorminator]

@@javiherbou87 But we should question how "native" people were depicted in past media, and embrace more nuanced depictions of "native" people today. = )

[@javiherbou87]

@@hectorminator That's for granted. When talking about traditional Hollywood media, the opossing force is always the enemy. Russians during cold war, native americans during the Gold Rush era... even talking about sci-fi, aliens always tend to have some ill intent. That's why once you see the picture from a different prism you can look back and see the mistakes from the past. Shows like this do that with a metaphor, others like Dancing with Wolves are much more direct (and for the aliens, we got E.T. as the first friendly alien on the media). That doesn't mean Tusken are a misunderstood pacific honorable species though. Just like humans. Maybe, as a race they are pretty chill, but with a few bad apples that make them look bad for the rest of the world, who knows.

[@PhatGuSS]

I LOVE how much story is told without words in this series!!! This is some of the best Star Wars we have ever gotten!! Its wonderful!

[@Skye_Writer]

"[Boba] was purposely left out of the growth acceleration program" is accurate in SO many other ways. He was left out of any complex character development in the films, too. It's wonderful for me to see that there are other facets to Boba and something to explore.

[@theycallmeebola]

Huge for me seeing Black Krrsantan in live action and he look amazing! High hope that we get Dr. Aphra at some point! Not to mention triple zero and BT1! Some of the best Star Wars characters in recent years

[@CurseTheCosmos]

I feel like getting Black K in live action is just the beginning. Aphra, Triple Z, and BT1 can’t be far behind.

[@70briareos]

OMG, Tripple-0 and BT-1 would just leave a trail of bodies and destruction in their wake. That would be insane!

[@theycallmeebola]

@@CurseTheCosmos I’m incredibly hopeful and optimistic that you’re right. I just don’t know where Aphra et. al are at this pt in the timeline

[@akdollface007]

They really have shown Tuskans as a cool group. I’m shocked that you guys weren’t geeking out about Tassche station and the Easter egg for that A New Hope deleted scene and Luke’s friends. I guess I expected Hector to know about that 😅🤨. “The Book of Hector Sr” 😆💀. Great reaction, Guys, as always.

[@goonanhate101]

I’m gonna need a shirt with a picture of that Lizard on it and the caption reads I tripped lizard with Tuskens and all I got was this Gaffi stick.

[@kenXtripleI]

That lizard looks like a hell of a drug

[@jamesfoster9613]

Morrison did an interview about how the gaffi stick is similar to a traditional Maori club which he was trained with so he wanted to put a lot of his own culture into the Tusken culture.

[@KnightofGascogne]

Fidjian war club, not Maori. Close enough 😉

[@W0NK042]

I am so, so happy we are getting to see so much of the Tusken culture.

[@arthurzeer753]

One thing i like is the fact they added tosche station and Luke's friends Camie and Fixer and made them canon now the deleted scene is canon basically but not really it just made fixer and Camie canon.

[@williamjames914]

The man and women from the bar were Luke friends he grew up with. They where in a cut scene in the "new hope".

[@AngelaSealana]

Looks like the 3 Kings brought me the gift of a reaction from 3 kings. Thank you, guys. I almost broke down sobbing but it was too mesmorizing. I am incredibly moved for everyone who claims Indigenous identity, especially for Tem Morrison. For him to be reborn as Boba Fett and then to be in the middle of this particular story is beautiful beyond words.

[@ryanhalawani2637]

Probably one of the best Star Wars television episodes in general. It highlights the potential of what makes these shows so compelling, how they can take an often overlooked aspect and add so much depth and lore to it. The Tuskens aren't just generic savages or "sand people" but a unique and complex society made up of many different tribes. It allowed us to empathize and even sympathize with these people who only wish to live peacefully in their native land but are under constant threat from invaders to their indigenous homeland. It's likely been pointed out by others, but the episode drew a lot from the film Lawrence of Arabia, based on the real life figure who whilst working for the British helped the Arabs overthrow their rulers in the Ottoman empire during the Great Arab Revolt. The way Boba, a foreigner like Lawrence, helps the natives overcome their oppressors is a cool parallel (though in reality the British empire, whom Lawrence served, had no real interest in liberating the Arabs and would go on to oppress them themselves merely exploiting the conflict as a way to get at Germany's ally, the Ottoman empire).

[@BR0TH0RITY]

This was sick. The tuskens are insanely cool. I hope they are in every episode.

[@Lycandros]

I love that Boba isn't a charismatic and talkative character. His dialog and reactions almost seems neurodivergent too. He's not a stereotypical intimidating character.

[@kpdubbs7117]

I really liked ep1. I really LOVED ep2!!! That whole last 10 minutes where he becomes a respected member of the tribe though his deeds on their behalf was so emotional And they did it with a bare minimum of dialog, just faces, incredibly well laid out shots and that score. Oh my goodness this was amazing.

[@spencerhamm5792]

I agree completely with Hector's comment, I watch the episodes and then watch the reaction of you guys and it enhances the experience.

[@TheKPCoyote]

A man with no family growing to learn how to care for a Family.

[@u64770]

I am curious about how Din Djarin was able to develop a relationship with the Tuscans to the point he could broker a deal with them--speaking to them in their language, readily working beside them--before he ever knowingly met Boba Fett and before Boba Fett left the Tuscans to resume his Mandolorian style persona.

[@SwaggerLikeUz]

Tuskens were Sith like Darth Krayt, Jedi, Mandalorain's, etc etc. Star War's has an extensive lore. Being a bounty hunter travelling a vast galaxy Din obviously encountered them before and or visited Tatooine before. Also Jabba Hutt was one of the biggest "bounty hunter guild" employers.

[@kingmeek2103]

I’m dying at Hector, “you just took sum lizard bro, ahah ur abt to trip balls bro” 🤣🤣😭

[@nugking2021]

That bar fight was in Tashi station and the couple getting threatened were actually Luke’s friends, if you watch the deleted scene from a new hope they are in it and the layout is the exact same

[@thapelomosiuoa2913]

I love that they've continued the western theme into this show. The Mandalorian is about a lone gunslinger who saves an orphan and travels with him through the wild west of space, forming a bond. The flashback sequences in this is the classic tale of the old cowboy falling in and being accepted by the indigenous people of the land and being accepted by them.

[@KrawnKam]

3:36 Love the subtle head nod as to say "I'll be seeing you."

[@patton_josh]

I want to see that wookiee hold Grogu. It'll be the cutest/scariest thing ever

[@betzy7560]

The last scene of the dancing tusken tribe made me cry...so much native indigenous cultural appreciation

[@Tommy57G]

The flashback style storytelling reminds me of early Arrow storytelling where the flashbacks tend to tell a pertinent lesson for the character in the present.

[@Jarlemoore1]

The directors making these shows are doing an excellent job and bringing new life to the Star Wars world and so far they are off on roll with this series, saying that Luke taking down the Dark Troopers is going to be really hard to beat.

[@migsbro]

As a new zealander I noticed the Maori influence in this episode, I have seen those taiaha (spear) moves many times before, its a pretty cool little take on the tribal thing.

[@whogg0521]

Did you take some Lizard, Dude? That shit had me cracking the fuck up. Makes me want to watch this again tonight

[@BumpyBaluga]

As a Native American I appreciate your observation Hector. Also having been to NZ, theres some very close simularities between Tuskan culture and Maori Culture. Also the two at the desert bar, those were Lukes homies..i cant remember their names.. Camie and something lol

[@pyrofan80]

Hah, I’ve rewatched this multiple times and just noticed how quickly that Gamorrean got out the way as soon as Fennec mentioned the Rancor. Must have remembered what happened to his pal when Skywalker got dropped in

[@AFC-ef4gs]

This episode also sets up why Din Djarin has to pay a toll to cross the Dune sea in The Mandalorian chapter 5

[@xevious2501]

what was awesome with the back story of the sand people is how the sand people leader explained that their are basically civil and non civil sand people, those who are fixed on stealing and warfare and others simply trying to survive. And in this episode, really breaking it down from the sand peoples point of view.

[@Manx36]

Watching you guys enjoy this, makes it more enjoyable for me. The three way orgasm over Black Krrsantan was so fun to watch. I love that Star Wars has gone back and said hey maybe we don’t just have to trash everything that was canon, maybe we can use certain things. Boba knows the Wookiee or at least knows who he is because of him mentioning, “I won’t die like”, he’s alluding to what this Wookiee is known for and he knows he’s disgraced amongst his people, an outcast. I’ve always been a Star Trek guy, it’s my thing, always has been, always will be but these shows have made get into Star Wars. I’ve enjoyed the films but not with the understanding that I have now of the mythos and the actual heart of the lore, really enjoying this.

[@hey_this_is_Benny]

fun fact, the pub where boba fights the Gang is Tosche station and that couple being harassed those are Luke's friends that he was going to meet in a new hope

[@blizzxrd9]

hector has some really good perspective on things I enjoy hearing his input.

[@auntvesuvi3872]

Thanks, Hector! Thanks, Adam! Thanks, Agustin! 🌟 That Wookiee ya'll got excited over is 'Krrysantan' and he has a long history in the comics, including brushes with 'Boba'. The two young humans at Tosche Station were 'Fixer' and 'Camie' recast from A NEW HOPE deleted scenes. They were friends of 'Luke' and 'Biggs'. Such an excellent episode... and I'm ready for more.

[@HakatimeRugby]

13:13 you captured how I feel bro. Its great seeing Maori representation in a major series (even indirectly). Thanks for the review guys.

[@rollingwithrob6579]

Kia Ora from Aotearoa / New Zealand. The Wookie Bounty Hunter is my new toy need. Sideshow/Disney got on that! There are so many references to Maori culture and Colonization in this episode. The weapon is akin to Taiaha and the rituals around it. Taiaha is a traditional Māori weapon and is a short fighting staff weapon made for close-quarters combat. Carved from either wood or whalebone, these weapons are treasured items. The Hei Taiaha symbolizes the Māori warrior culture. The final dance is a kin to Haka which is a ceremonial Māori dance or challenge. Haka are usually performed in a group and typically represent a display of a tribe's pride, strength and unity. Looking forward to future episodes!

[@jasminbaus6887]

Im late to this reaction, but wanted to say Im from new Zealand and seeing a Maori actor be the main charcter for a star wars show has just been incredibly awesome. love the representation

[@nathancobbs4079]

This episode was SUPER dances with wolves and I LOVED it.

[@omegangeluz7]

If we continue the thread that the Tusken culture is a loose interpretation of Maori/ Islander culture, then the final dance is the Tusken version of a Haka.

[@misshavisham1287]

3:36 boba and BK looking at each other...Boba's not even backing down, doesn't even move or look weak. He's got some stones to just stand there

[@sirrembrantontwitch4224]

The Aliens who were running the train are a part of the Pyke Syndicate. We saw them in the final season of the Animated Clone Wars when they aligned themselves with Darth Maul. That Wookie is Black Krrsantan from the Star Wars comics. I loved that they brought him into live action. Also that scene where he fights those guys for the Speeders is Tashi Station. The same one that Luke wanted to get power converters from. Those two people who they stole their drink and food from are Luke's friends from this deleted scene! Deleted Luke-Biggs Toshe Station Scene Inserted into Final Cut - KZbin

[@JustTooDamnHonest]

Also to inform you that place was Tashi Station and the couple that was getting strong armed by the speeder gang were Fixer and Camie(Luke’s friends from the OT). Plus remember what I said about the symbol that the gang left on the homestead in the last episode was a jab at Kennedy and well the scene where Bona comes in and opens a can of whip ass on the speeder gang was Jon and Dave F taking Star Wars away from Kennedy and it was perfect.

[@simonpathomas4421]

Yes he's made us Maoris very proud "Tihei maurI ora" ✊🇳🇿

[@doglorde]

Imagine Bo Katan, Din and Boba teaming up to retake Mandalore in a future season of The Mandalorian. Do it, Disney!

[@Mandozen]

That would be fantastic!

[@mageeaaron2624]

This episode was great!! I like that we see another side of the Tuskin raiders! Enjoyed the reaction guys!! 🙏🏽💪

[@richardjohnson9543]

I just can't believe how accurate Jabba's palace is, you'd think they just kept the original set somewhere in storage all these years. But then again, these guys faithfully recreated a set from Episode IV that wasn't even in the final cut. I suspect a grim fate awaits Boba's adoptive tribe since when we see him in The Mandalorian he's alone(except for Fennec) and I doubt he would've been so quick to leave them just to go get his armor

[@QlisBbsa]

Boba Fett’s dream quest where he relived the loss of his father and his escape from the Sarlacc was the death of the old clone bounty hunter and the birth of a new Boba Fett!

[@martijnvankan8355]

I liked that these guys gave a shoutout to the music.

[@lisamarieligreci-newton7804]

Okay, regarding Fixer, it's really funny you said it was a 'discount Andrew Garfield' because my husband said, "Is that Andrew Garfield" and I was like, what are you talking about, that looks nothing like him! I still don't see it, lol. (I actually get a discount Bill Pullman in Spaceballs vibe, haha)

[@pillsburryDoughFun]

Boba was the killer and he’s trying his hardest to fight that off and give each race a chance. He’s trying his best to give people a chance just as the sand people sort of gave him one. He understands being made for a purpose to kill. I love this choice.

[@thenatural1sttrpg]

Never thought I'd see Boba Fett as a driver instructor.

[@lykan2]

Why is it that, when i saw Black Krsantan, i had to think of Worf?

[@kenXtripleI]

I too thought that Black Krrsantan is like the Battle Beast of Star Wars. That wookie looks tough as nails

[@CrystalMouse1]

Boba Fett is indeed using a mix of Lacota sign language and ASL when speaking with the Tuscans 😌

[@jeremiahmacclure]

Dances with Bantha

[@advkow]

That little lizard thing didn't even buy him dinner.

[@Carapendy]

The ending made me think of Māori Hakas.

[@Diamondback4387]

12:03 There was "The Gathering" Arc in TCW which does show the Jedi tradition of gathering Kyber Crystals & construction of lightsabers.

[@FrozenTundra88]

The two humans at the bar were Camie and Fixer, childhood friends of Luke and Biggs. The bikers were terrorizing Tosche Station where Luke wanted to hang out with them and pick up power converters. Cool that they still hang out there. The two were going to be in A New Hope, but the scenes with them didn't make it into the final cut. Obviously, these are new actors since the original ones aren't that young anymore, but it's still an awesome reference. Loving the Tuskens being fleshed out more and more. BTW, I think the elite Tusken Warrior's female. It's played by a woman at any rate. A professional stuntwoman who's doubled in films for Marvel, DC, and others. So of course, they have her doing badass stunts and fight choreography here too. lol The Wookiee was an elite bounty hunter straight from a run of Star Wars comics BTW. Black Krrsantan is his name, and he was a former gladiator. The Hutts are physically no threat, but it's still a bad idea to move on them unilaterally with the bounty hunters and assassins their money and power affords them. That's why Fennec was warning they should get the permission first. Anyone else think the flashbacks will probably end with showing Boba rescuing Fennec from death? If not the end, it will probably be the next flashback we see unless Boba did something else with the Tusken tribe he befriended.

[@flyingfox7]

To all those who've read the comics, we know who that wookie is. And we know things are about to get so epic.

[@flyingfox7]

@@stevenbrock528 I thought Black Krrsantan was created in the 2015 comics which were all considered canon.

[@QuoVadis1]

There are a lot of scriptural analogies that you could make of Boba Fett as a kind of Moses who is becoming a liberator of people.

[@tay-dor7147]

I'm sure someone's mentioned it by now, but just incase... Discount Han Solo is a deep cut from a episode 4 deleted scene. The bar was Tosche Station where Luke was going to pick up power converters. Discount Han Solo and the girl he was with were two of the friends in the deleted scene, Fixer and Cammie.

[@emmanuelmedina5535]

Pinche Hector con su, "San Holo". I literally spit out my water at work. 🤣😂 I was surprised neither of you recognized Black Krrsantan. Me aguitaron. Lol. Great reaction though fellas!

[@Ongargis]

They are laying Boba Fett out as someone that really seeks to avoid conflict and violence, but is able and willing to use if necessary.

[@SOLAASCRIPTURA]

i love the tusks being maori, also did anyone see the gamorrean guards disappear in episode 1

[@Mitsoxfan]

Who haven't we seen introduced yet that the Tusken's would accept and allow to live with them as a weapons master? Someone who would need to hide in the desert?

[@arielcordero]

That was Toshi's station and Sand Holo is actually Luke's friend Fixer and she is Cammy. Luke had a crush with her.

[@BumpyBaluga]

I lost it when Black K rolled up!!! Hes a G!!!

[@jonathannavarrojunco3408]

Me encantó este capitulooo. Aprendo inglés con su reacción de pasada jajaja. Graciasss :)

[@moonorange9358]

Hector is on fire today lol

[@truckermark9410]

A FULL TUSKEN RAIDERS EPISODE

[@nerdy_seb301]

Man it would be awesome to see Boba assemble a team of bounty hunters and having Bossk vs Black Kresantan and boba recruiting Con would be sick

[@israelparper6080]

Thank you, thank you, thank you for this reaction. I made the mistake of watching the review of those guys at Echo Based Network and I was wondering if they had watched the same show as we have. I LOVED the way they have expanded the Tuskans from the one dimensional villains from A New Hope and Attack Of The Clones into a complex society living in a desert and trying to survive. I also loved the way you linked the Maori element to this too. Now looking forward to episode 3.

[@SarahLandry577]

I'd be careful with them. They're up there with Geeks and Gamers. Very biased and like to focus on drama.

[@Mandozen]

I respect those guys at EBN because they’re passionate SW fans also but I’m getting tired of the negative rhetoric.

[@baybutterfly76]

Loved your reaction to Episode 2! This episode was chefs kiss!😘👌🏼 Can’t wait to see more of the badass rookie Black Krrrsantan!

[@declanArdmore]

Brain Salamander : Not even once kids , not even once

[@Rummyson]

Boba with the Tuskens is like Lawrence of Arabia and Dune mixed together. The Tuskens are literally the Fremen.

[@CCFONESOL]

I need a show of Tuskens pimpin out speeders now.

[@langleymneely]

Im so taken aback by none of the guys knowing the awesomeness that is Black Krssantaan! Hes a great character from the Vader comics.

[@reverendkilljoy972]

THIS is the Boba Fett who tells the Mandalorian "We are in your debt." Original Trilogy Boba watches Grogu be kidnapped and says, "Tough break, dude."

[@brandothecatmeow]

Showing the Tuskens as they are is very much like how the indigenous tribes in the States were always perceived in the beginning as uncivilized savages. The Western, Samurai, gangster vibe is ever present. I am so loving that the Maori culture is also being imbued in this series. Plus the trauma that Boba has lived with for so long and his subsequent rebirth - both figurative & literal, shaped who he is currently. Just like with Mando, who he thought he was changed the second Grogu came into his life. I am so happy this series is giving Boba depth. Giving us the man behind the helmet & bravado. Always great analysis gents! Fan of your reactions. 🎆

[@chwilhogyn]

Temuera Morrison being Maori, can relate to a Native American and he must have been asked by Rob, John and Dave to contribute his heritage to the Tusken people!! What's great about the show is giving a history lesson and understanding of others in IRL!! This is the Way of Star Wars!!