THE MANDALORIAN 3x3 REACTION | Chapter 19: The Convert | Pedro Pascal | Grogu | Star Wars

[@Themandalorian935]

I love how this episode felt like an Andor episode within the mandalorian. I was half expecting stellan skarsgard to show up out of nowhere.

[@12stack73]

Yes, this episode was really like an Andor epidode, worldbuilding, Coruscant, great cinematography, real people, we are seeing motivations, just so good.

[@ianterrellbrown]

All of the Coruscant scenes felt so mature and interesting that i kept feeling the same way. Also the focus on the pathos of npc Imperials helped.

[@xjoemallardx]

The 45 minutes of the character building of Pershing was more intriguing than anything in the first 4 episodes of Andor.

[@intbananas]

It definitely feels like this episode was setting up the wider reach of Gideon; it could be that Gideon did escape, but the New Republic haven't been willing to admit it. Poor Pershing probably was dealt with to make sure no one else had that knowledge. Can never be sure how truthful Gideon was being, but he told Din he didn't need Grogu anymore, maybe the research had progressed far enough that he didn't need Pershing either. Although it was only a small part of the ep, I loved the Din & Bo intro and outro sections, they're now both in the cult so what happens next in that journey?

[@nolongeravailable108]

Not Gideon, its Grand Admiral Thrawn

[@kridens6536]

​@@nolongeravailable108 And what about Thrawn?

[@slaya8065]

@@kridens6536he could be behind it all, while I don’t think this is the case he could have been in charge of Gideon, or he found Pershing’s reaserch somehow and got Kane to get rid of Pershing so the new republic didn’t know about the cloning, I also think that thrawn might have been the one responsible for the tie interceptors and bombers

[@4rmd9tres48]

​@Slaya806 I lean heavy into this theory of yours, who else could it be ? Also seems like The Mandalorian is setting up ahsoka show who also mentioned Grand Admiral Thrawn in season 2. Could be these 2 shows intertwine and set up the other along with Rangers of the New Republic which is also suppose to be directed by filoni and faverau

[@slaya8065]

@@4rmd9tres48 rangers of the new republic was canceled like a year or two ago, I also think thrawn could show up in mando season 3, just like how moff gideon ended up the final villain in the last 2 episodes of season 1

[@MercenaryX84]

I've always thought of the remnants of the Empire pulling a Hydra and infiltrating the enemy to eventually make a comeback in the sequel trilogy

[@Graphite42]

Probably a wild guess, but my first thought on the Imperial fighters is that its from Grand Admiral Thrawn's fleet.

[@Soutar3DG]

Exactly what I was thinking, the whole mentioning of that's too many for a warlord, who else at this moment in time would have that many?

[@orainefoster8316]

Yeah, that makes sense but the question why would Thrawn want to go after Mandalorians to begin with? Maybe because he knows Sabine is looking for Ezra so he is trying to destroy any Mando he can?

[@Themandalorian935]

​@@orainefoster8316 they were targeting bo katan's home. That's something I feel like thrawn would do. Who else other than gideon or thrawn would want to attack her home.

[@moodswinggaming2972]

yup

[@Flufferz626]

​@@orainefoster8316Mandalorians in general make issues for whatever governing is in power at the moment. He also knows a lot about their culture via the art he has collected from them over the years. Jedi aren't numerous enough to worry about yet. The last Mandalorian who was in charge before he disappeared with Ezra was Bo-Katan to his knowledge, so he'd target her first and foremost.

[@MrRPBishop]

More than the Death Watch's commitment to the Creed, Bo is playing the long game. She now has a crew that will do anything for the one that rides the Mythosaur. The Long Game is her best move.

[@akdollface007]

It was an awesome episode! I think the actor playing Kane is soooo good - that look in her eyes at the end 😳🫣😱. Very interesting to see where we go from here.

[@Roystondinho1986]

did not one notice grogu was trying to say this is the way?? lol

[@elenadinu7576]

Did, too, and I think this is not his first word. The last episode, when Din had been caught by that spider-droid thing, I believe I've heard Groggu saying a sort of "daaad" noise. Seemed to me like his first word, but, of course, I might be wrong, tho... ☺️☺️ And I believe Bo did not tell what she'd seen under the waters because she was afraid it was a hallutination. We do know what coming back too fast from deep diving can do... glad they weren't ingured.

[@reconsoldier135]

I’m so thankful Din’s redemption quest didn’t take the entire season. It was so obvious the whole time that woman was still loyal to the Empire and Moff Gideon.

[@erikolson4148]

I think that the Living Waters glow because they are connected to the Force 🤔🤯🤩! Also, this episode confirms that the Armorer has been pouring some of the Living Waters in her forge quench to bless the armor she forges 🤯🤩!

[@MycoArsenic39]

I really like the contrast and parallels between Pershing and Bo Katan. Both once believed in their own goals, and both, in a way, “converted,” to something different, hence the the title, “The Convert.” Pershing was forcefully converted into the Republic, where as for Bo, she was given a choice to stay and follow the ways of the cult, or she can leave whenever she wishes. Anyway, I’m really glad we’re getting more screen time with the doctor and Gideon’s (maybe) former officer. Really builds up to his possible return as the shows antagonist. :)

[@JayRayOfficial]

Loved the episode. For me it wasn't slowburn at all. Felt like Andor.

[@teekay1122]

I feel like that’s why a lot of people might hate it, because they always want a blaster in their ass

[@jasonmarbach]

Exactly. Shades of Andor, which I still consider the very best Star Wars thing ever created. Loved seeing the influence here

[@JayRayOfficial]

@@jasonmarbach Yeah. For me too, Andor is in the same level with Mando. Some parts even better.

[@lapisinfernalis9052]

As a scientist myself (a Chemist though), I can really understand Dr. Pershing's struggles. It is an amazing episode.

[@psychokitty71]

The mythosaur was the symbol of power for The Mandalorian before the Darksaber.. With her seeing it and Din not, it sets it up for her to try to tame the mythosaur while Din keeps the sword. Then, both of them have symbols of the leader of their people. So, then who rules? I'm very interested to see what happen next.

[@Soutar3DG]

Leading as a team/couple!

[@hanshotfirst4214]

@@Soutar3DG honestly I can never see them being a couple. I hate the idea of it

[@JD-bp4hq]

@@hanshotfirst4214 I think it's happening and I've been rooting for it since last season.

[@hanshotfirst4214]

@@JD-bp4hq I just. It feels wrong and doesn't make sense tbh

[@brendansmith9946]

The Pershing part was very 1984. Was that one ex Imp Varko Grey from Sqadrons, I wonder?

[@erikolson4148]

Bo-Katan most likely was still in shock at just learning/seeing that the legend of the Mythosaur was true 🤔🤯!

[@HellBrYnger]

un-fun fact: the "Hammerhead-manouver" din pulled while being in atmosphere with the engines turned off and.... no control surfaces in the back end of an N1, no, there is no way an N1 could pull a hammerhead. without thrusters it would fall right back down the way it went up. (tho i get the thing, have the hammerhead-shaped-ship do the thing blabla) it was fun to watch ;)

[@larasemerad2605]

Grogu-said This is the way. It is also a children song.

[@leonidasmalekakis7366]

What an amazing star wars experience

[@mr.bohner6819]

It was obvious the girl was playing Pershing after they show the moment of her sitting in on his speech at the senate.. She is a Mole for remaining Imperial remnants bosses or a diehard Gideon simp. But regardless of WHO'S side she is on it wasn't sly by any means or surprising.

[@blackbenetavo7715]

When Grogu babbles after they both say "This is the Way," I was like awwww, he's trying to say it too.

[@blackbenetavo7715]

Next episode, I'd love to see a private, sit-down moment between Bo-Katan and the Armorer.

[@matt7975]

It is the New Republic version of Operation Paper Clip.

[@michaelmartinez3893]

I feel so bad for Dr. Pershing :(. Can't wait for her to be found out and get what's coming to get. As for the fleet, I think it is Thrawn's.

[@orainefoster8316]

Another masterpiece of a Mandalorian episode, best of the season so far which says a lot considering last week’s episode, another A+ for me. The opening sequence was FANTASTIC, the Imperial remnant are more of a threat than they’ve ever been. I LOVED exploring Pershing as a character, he is so captivating and one of the most complex of the show, I feel so bad for him man. His reason for cloning makes so much sense and it really had a great sense of the cloning debate in our reality today. Elia can piss off, I was liking her but the end made me really dislike her (AMAZING acting from Katy O’Brian). Coruscant never looked so beautiful, I think even more so than Andor, it just looked so BREATHTAKING. As a prequel fanboy, I approved. & I’m surprised that the Armorer is so chill and welcoming with Bo and Din now, Bo especially but I’m so glad she is. Hopefully, Bo can influence the Armorer to see beyond her ways. That was a beauty of an hour long episode, can’t wait for next week!

[@mwmds]

It’s setting up Thrawn I think

[@alwoodsmodellingmayhem]

Saw you on the Fans React videos and just came on to look at reviews of the last episode and there you are, on your own channel. What I like is that you fill in the gaps for us and give reminders of back stories that we may have missed. So, subbed.👍👍😉

[@Omn1Media]

That's awesome! Welcome! :D

[@mfrey5643]

I love how this is all playing out. I think this puts Din in such a precarious position. He is now stuck between a Vizla, a Krieze, and he is in possession of the dark saber

[@kayaleandreaspencer631]

I think we all know how sneaky the Empire is, the fighters were sent out because they dared to go to Mandalor! In my opinion the Empire wants them to stay off that planet by any means necessary. Just a thought but maybe the bombing of Mandalor changed the properties of Besqar (or however you spell it) made it stronger just like it made the surface glass!? I don't know, I have so many theories about stuff🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️ But that's precisely what I've always loved about Star Wars! As you can probably tell I'm a happy fan😊😊

[@NinjarioPicmin]

Such a good episode. The middle reminded me a lot of how Andor was shot and shown. And yeah, just as i suspected so many people hated the episode for that. I just don't get it. Why can't we just appreciate this amazing story telling rather then ONLY wanting 100% high action without a break. I want to see the character reveals like in the last seasons of Ahsoka, Boba, Luke etc. as much as them, but that is not the only thing Star Wars is about

[@Pecos1]

Was Grogu trying to say... "This is the Way"??? 😶😮😯😲

[@jakecook2375]

What I like about this season so far is we don't know where it's headed and that increases the suspense and intrigue.

[@jillg9108]

Pershing was so obsessed with his research that he would rationalize the reason for doing it; so I think he could re-align with Gideon. I could not understand why she set him up for the New Republic; so I appreciate your explanation to stop his research from getting into the new republics hands.

[@ARealityStorm]

My favourite episode this season.💖

[@TurkeyLivesMatter]

That Barely even has mandalorians in it so why do you watch the show ?

[@ARealityStorm]

@@TurkeyLivesMatter Difficult question but I guess I'd have to say it's to piss people like you off.

[@jasonmarbach]

I think this was my favorite episode of the Mandalorian so far. The larger worldbuilding and development on both narrative fronts was so, so good, in my opinion.

[@wyattchandler6359]

Some people don't like that most of the ep didn't have Mando, Grogu, and Bo. But I honestly loved it and was intrigued and on edge the whole time. I mean I kinda assumed that Elia was still loyal but way they revealed her true nature was crazy and scary. This ep was meant to set up the wider world/threat, it can't all be centred around the main trio. Either Gideon escaped or a certain red eyed Chiss is making himself known.

[@moodswinggaming2972]

i really think they are paving the way for thrawn. I think those tie's were his forces and i think he'll be the thanos of the new star wars series' prob taking all the heroes from each series to beat him. It's going to be epic. Also, im a casual Star Wars fan and even i remember Filoni promising we'd see the beginnings of the new order. That's what's happening here and its obvious. It needs world building and it needs character building. Bo - " That's a lot of ships for an imperial war lord " Not for a grand admiral.

[@DToomer]

“Mmm, let me take a slice of that Andor pie.” - Jon Favreau

[@maaxross9894]

Paz Vizla: Nah cuz thats just Dantooine+ Smart Smart

[@jackgroves2518]

The Dr Pershing arc felt like Andor, a good cross between the series'

[@matthewcox9821]

Has anyone forgotten from ‘The Rescue’ when they shot every Imperial on the Bridge? How did Elia Kane escape from being shot? It reminds me of how Reva survived Vader stabbing her in her chest with his lightsaber. Also how did she get to occupy such a position of trust with the New Republic considering she’s ex Imperial and how does New Republic consider itself competent by sentencing him to this treatment without a trial so that he can defend himself? Finally, why would they reduce a person seeking amnesty by imposing a code like L51?

[@stekiz]

To be able to command so many tie interceptors and even Bo to say so, I think I have an idea who the bad guy is going to be this season.

[@shamancarmichael5305]

What an amazing and layered episode with great performances! Setting so many things in motion on unexpected paths!

[@Senbonzakura776]

It was an ok episode. Totally noticed that Bo wasn't taking off her helmet now, and cool that at the end she joined up with the other Mandos. I liked seeing the TIE Interceptors and Bombers, but I hate that we didn't see any kind of Imp ship in orbit that deployed them. It felt like a slap in the face seeing Coruscant in Rebel hands, and right when I saw that Lieutenant that was on Gideon's ship, I knew her "rehabilitation" was a ploy. Pershing knows too much, and is a threat that needed to be dealt with. She's still an Imp, just undercover. Also, it was interesting to hear Pershing''s supervisor mention the decommissioning of the Alliance Fleet, which could play into any future Thrawn related action. Yet, the fleet remained fairly small even when the First Order attacked.

[@not_ian5543]

Casually dropping an Episode of Andor into the Mandalorian, after it did the same thing in BoBF. Next thing you know, Boba Fett’s going to be chasing Andor in Season 2 of that show, and the circle will be complete.

[@Dorbituald]

Din- “YOURE TELLIN ME YOU DIDNT WAKE ME UP TO SEE THE MYTHOSAUR”

[@AriSellassie]

Really loved this episode I’m glad we’re getting a much more story and character based season then the villain of the week feel the first two seasons sorta felt like, plus it felt like andor and I fucking love andor

[@motube4879]

All I know is that those were tie interceptors and not tie fighters. Big hint that Thrawn may be on the way.

[@jeffburnham6611]

A Bo-Katan that doesn't remove her helmet just feels wrong. Sure she may unite Children of the Watch, and they may even help her reclaim Mandalore...but how will the other clans feel?

[@Hustlemandalorian]

“That’s just Dasani!” 😂😂😂😂😂

[@Blinkptx]

Best season so far! Great episode!

[@TurkeyLivesMatter]

Great episode???? 🤔 You must be joking

[@christopherbrown6891]

I think everyone in that room with the mind flayer was either remnant, or brain washed by the machine. Imps seem to proceed in steps. And play from both sides.

[@chandlermenard9169]

I’m not sure if it was on purpose, but when you said “that is just Dasani!” it made me laugh a lot. You chose the one real life water brand that is also canon in the Star Wars universe!

[@DunkeyManiac]

This is a thrawn setup

[@napstadan-ihateleague]

Ngl, even as a massive fan of Star Wars politics and the smaller parts of the empire and the republic, this episode didn’t really engage me all that much but my god when she cranked that machine up to ten I was shocked (as was his brain I suppose).

[@lumlee3536]

this episode is alternatively titled "the fight for epigenetics" 💀💀💀

[@GinkoYoki234]

15:22 Yep 🙂

[@bcn1gh7h4wk]

4:45 sometimes you gotta roll a hard six, eh, Kara?

[@thelonster]

Paz Vizsla is a certified jerk.

[@SE-gs6gd]

Awww....They're in love. I want them to be a thing

[@MrDuneedon]

Oooh I really liked this one. I was a bit lukewarm on the first two episodes, but this one was very solid.

[@auntvesuvi3872]

Thanks, Omni! 🌆 Such an unusual and fascinating episode. I am eager to see where it all leads (probably to 'Gideon'). #Omn1Media #StarWars #TheMandalorian

[@judyhuurman1237]

Do you think that Din and Grogu are going to have a hand in taming the Mythosaur?

[@pugsbella]

this episode with the DR kinda went over my head

[@HellfireComms]

"I think she's starting to feel bad" Still think that? lol

[@Omn1Media]

Nope 🙃

[@brendansmith9946]

Now I'm wondering if Gideon has a big role in Palpatine's Contingency Plan. If you haven't, you should read the Aftermath Trilogy and Shadow of the Sith

[@latech7671]

I think this episode was pretty amazing and I was surprised how much the Corusant-Bit felt like Andor (with it's pase and even a bit of script-writing, like the first conversation on the bench). I do however think they shouldn't have put it between the Mandalorian storyline but started with it and then the Mandalorian Storyline or started with the living waters, then Corusant and then the action sequences and the ending.

[@steveluken2838]

I think we just got are first look at Thrawn"s forces.

[@misteryman526]

I'm wondering how trustworthy Paz Vizla is. I mean, he was in the first covert on Nevarro that was raided by the Imperials and somehow he wasn't killed like so many of the others were. We saw how the Armorer survived, but how did Paz?

[@richardbrown3055]

They tend to do some deeper things with the plotting, I’m not a hundred percent sure that she is an imperial plant. A different storytelling choice is that she really was acting in the interests of the New Republic, but has broken from Gideon’s by any means necessary mentality. She probed and tested Pershing to see how easily he could be manipulated into retaking up his forbidden research, and it took like two days for him to flip, so rather than putting him through whatever rehabilitation method they were going to try, she just fried his brains, so there is no chance for him to be flipped again. Maybe her statement about feeling a need to make things right for all the wrong she did is genuine, but as was hinted at, she was a child recruit, she has been taught a certain way to get things done her entire life.

[@Themandalorian935]

All the stuff with Pershing seems like it was going to be in the now cancelled rangers of the new republic show. Would make sense for them to start including the important stuff from there as much as they can into the mandalorian and Ahsoka series.

[@rossiammery6815]

My question is, that lady armoured know that it is from living water, is it because she had a lot of supply or did she replenish it from mandalore herself?Why she ask djin to go there?, When she can perform the " baptist" somewhere else.. like in the first episode

[@marauderdz]

Pershing was "nice" for an Imperial, but he was very weak-willed, and wishy-washy. Despite his claims of wanting to help the Republic, he was ultimately amoral, willing to work with whoever would enable his research.

[@Leotique]

Loved this episode, became a fan of Penn Pershing, hope he will survive

[@NCC-72545A]

It is called a "Mind Flare!" And all thos TIEs had to either be operate from a Quasarfire class light carrier or an This is improbable but not unlikely an Imperial 2 class star destroyer.

[@elenadinu7576]

@Arkwolf 2545, I can't shake this feeling that there is an imperial base on Mandalore, this is the "legend" about Mandalore being poisoned and cursed had come from and this is where those Fighters took of. Maybe...

[@NCC-72545A]

@Elena Dinu thank you for your comment, but I don't think so. Because if Bo-Katan was using her family's ancestral home as a rowling point and home bace for the stolen fleet, then the fleet would patrol the system and chances are an Imperial bace would've been found by Bo-Katan's forces a long time ago, whether it was hidden on not. The Imps need supplies. Now, if the Imps wanted a Baces in the mandalorian system to keep an eye on it, they would either build a station and orbit of mandalor or occupy Castle Kriss and build satellites throughout the system. But the Imps intentionally bombed the Castle bossibly, learning that her forces had melted away just to get back at Bo-Katan for all the trouble she cause them. Thank you again for your comment.

[@elenadinu7576]

@@NCC-72545A, it might be just my wishful thinking, LOL! But, my logic is this: as long as Bo-Katan was wandering throughout the galaxy recruiting ppl and seeking for the Darksaber, she rarely got to her castle and around Mandalore. So, the imperial base felt kinda safe. And as long as the "mith" about Mandalore being poisoned and cursed was believed, noone would dare to go for extensive search. But as soon as both Bo and Din had realised the truth, they had become a real threat for those hiding there. So, they try either killing them, or "convincing" them not to go back a 2nd time. Of course, this is StarWars, anything and everything can happen, so I can be very wrong, LOL!! I can't wait to see what they've got for us in the future! Peace!

[@NCC-72545A]

@Elena Dinu If, and I do say, "IF" somehow the Imps had a bace in the Mandalorian System that went unnoticed, they would have sent standerd TIE Fighters after Din and Bo-Katan, not TIE Intercepter which I believe were carried aboard capital ships exclusively because the Intercepter Pleasant widely produced as the fighter

[@elenadinu7576]

@@NCC-72545A, those were just my 2 cents, LOL! They've given us so many turns that I don't know what to believe anymore. Hence, my own logic. But, no matter what it's going to happen, I, for one, know I will enjoy! Hope that you and all the other fans will, too!

[@lordfoul6259]

I bet all those TIE Fighters came from Thrawn and yup that imperial erased the doctor's memories so that he couldn't use his research for The New Republic

[@Treblemaker1279]

I wonder if we'll see an older Mon Mothma at some point in this series. She should be alive, probably, since we're only a few years out from Return of the Jedi. When you mentioned Andor, and Disney is probably "reluctant" to show too many known characters from the movies, Mothma might be better received.

[@gi1562]

Great episode! Every time they mention bathing in the living waters… I remember the Chappelle skit of Prince and the “waters of lake minnetonka” 😅

[@capthegoat]

Exactly my thought about her! Loose end

[@TheGreenie85]

I really like what they were going for here. But it really shows that this isn‘t written by Gilroy and his Andor gang of writers. It’s a little bit concerning that the difference in quality is so extreme, the second this show is trying to be slightly more sophisticated…

[@Fairburne69]

I don't think landing on that padding was lucky. Remember, she has done this before. She probably jumps off the train every time.

[@yoboii8111]

Was Grogu trying to give his first words or was he babbling

[@jasonmarbach]

Just saying, I think Katy O’Brian showed us our Abby casting for The Last Of Us in this episode.

[@popinjayishuman]

I fully agree. She showed a lot of range for a very straightforward part. Plus… those arms, damn.

[@roguechevelle]

I really like your reactions and hearing your thoughts on it, I guess I'm super suspicious and tend to think negatively because of it lol. I thought Bo was gonna use the situation to her benefit, gain followers becuz she has been abandoned by others in her drive to be the one to lead mandalore. she knows of the mythasaur so either she thinks she can use/tame it herself or keep that information about it being there to herself so Din can't use it or know it was there when he was in the waters (others might see that as a sign that Din is worthy more then Bo). But I like your interpretation about Bo feeling lost and never believing in any of the lore now starting to question if some of it is true. My hope though is that there will be some middle ground among the clans that can be reached, the ones who follow the way do feel a bit "culty" lol. I do not like the idea that they can be shunned for removing their helmet, it's a bit much.

[@Paxtin]

Just one system of oppression traded for another. I feel like without a doubt the majority of this episode was originally planed for Rangers of the New Republic, but given that spin off got kinda sidelined it seemed like a lot of the story that was planed may end up being merged into season 3 of Mandalorian.

[@jodyharrison6186]

And where is the Darksaber? No mention of it. Does Bo have it still? Will she give it back?

[@captscarlet8793]

Din placed it on the ground before he fell in the deep end of the water, and it showed him clip it back on his belt as Bo was asking what he saw.

[@Hustlemandalorian]

What if Gideon reports to Thrawn and that’s where he went, cuz I’m betting he escaped.

[@indiecinemaster4699]

Katy O'Brian stole the show in this episode.

[@UnrealGenius]

I’m confused why they would stick a one off character drama in the middle of this episode/season. Especially when they made everything around the betrayal so obvious. Had it been a one shot short film I think I would have been ok with it, but shoving it into this episode seemed unnecessary.

[@matespider]

Dammit!! Now it will be even harder that Din and Bo kiss.

[@ExUSSailor]

Structurally, this one felt a little... awkward. Both stories felt so separate, and, distinct, they should've been their own episodes, as opposed to being jammed into one.

[@AdLed]

I just hate the fact that the only reason they expand the cloning story-line is to connect to the damn sequels . let these movies die already.... for me they don't even exists .

[@jasonmardoniomeza1711]

I'm loving this season 3 so far.....but I keep seeing so many channels saying it's a failure? Because the first episode wasn't huge with ratings and viewership. If the show is good then the fans will hear about it and ratings will rebound. So many critics on these Star Wars shows. 😆 The Sequel trilogy really burned alot of fans. I think these Star wars series would be more popular had the Sequel trilogy never been made and fans just got these new Series of Star Wars to start out with. Bad Batch is killing it with season 2....Andor was great although with a unique tone. The Ashoka series will crush it! Book of Bobba Fett was very uneven but I heard Kathleen Kennedy purposely screwed with Jon Favreau pushing bad ideas of hers on directors of some of those episodes knowing that Favreau would hate them. Hopefully once the woke , toxic feminist , poorly writing KK crowd is finally gone with the wind out of Disney Lucas Film we can get Jon and Dave and others to bring us some great Star Wars!

[@knoober3756]

I see your point in living in the world, but I don’t really like to see that change after 3 seasons. I loved the Din and Bo arc but I’m tired of the right turn stories in shows that don’t fit tonally, it’s a good episode but not for me.

[@Omn1Media]

Not liking it is perfectly understandable but is it right turn if it's the main plot from the very first episode of the show?

[@knoober3756]

@@Omn1Media it feels like we go from classic Star Wars/ sci-fi fantasy to andor, I don’t mind the arc but it I feel like it would be something like rangers of the new republic if that was still a thing

[@Photohog4]

Unpopular opinion here but.....I don't believe Bo-Katan can be trusted. I KNEW she wasn't going to tell what she saw. Din has no interest in leading the Mandalorians. I think he simply wants to belong again so he could raise Grogu as one. And though she may be able to yield the Dark Saber....she hasn't yet proven she's worthy of it...simply by how secretive and manipulative she's been since day one. She's part of the group now but she doesn't believe in their creed. She saw the Mythosaur but she only sees it as a means to control this group and get them to follow her. She'd say and do anything if it meant she could be in charge and lead with the sword. Even if it meant faking her belief and adherence to the creed. I honestly don't put it past her to use Grogu to manipulate Din if it meant being in charge. And I don't believe she'll be the one to tame the Mythosaur. I think it'll be Din and in some way Grogu. We saw how he tamed Rancor in Boba Fett. Maybe I'm wrong about Bo-Katan. I'll be happy to be wrong. But I don't think I am.

[@dsfddsgh]

Great so Bo-Katan has now joined the cult and no more seeing Katee Sackhoff's face either so now she can join all the other Mandalorian's who act stiff and have no personality. I just hope we see the real Bo by the end of the season but i have a feeling it's going to end with her challenging Din for the dark saber and leadership of the Mandalorians.

[@antdigiulio4285]

I can already tell this episode is going to be very divisive amongst fans and casual viewers of the series. I've already got some pretty strong negative opinions of this season so far

[@KillJoy5950]

I think the dr Pershing stuff went on 20 minutes too long, that could have been done in 15-20 minutes not 47

[@jamesmorales4735]

I subscribed to your channel cause u fell for the trap too. Girls play to much with your minds bruh

[@jamesmorales4735]

Wow no doubt in my mind this was a filler episode it's OK maybe episode 4 will be better

[@bigd4998]

Really wanted to like this episode but the abrupt doctor story took me out of my excitement. The pacing, acting, and overall execution of his story bored me. By the time we got to Din and Bo I was over the episode. I get what they were going for but it left me cold. Hoping the next episode gets back to what made me excited with episode 2

[@antdigiulio4285]

This episode really made me want to get strapped into a Mindflayer machine myself and dial it up to the highest setting to forget this episode as a whole

[@beden653]

Agreed, "doctor" plot was very predictable and slow( but unlike Andor, there are no high-quality dialogues that can maintain my interest)

[@Tookieslam]

2 minutes into the Doctors story, something in my head told me to scrub through and look at the previewer. I was instantly annoyed that his story took up majority of the episode. I didn’t care because I knew he was fucked from the start. We honestly didn’t need to spend that much time with him or the imp loyalist chick.

[@Equilibrium21]

This New Republic is dystopian as fuck, I think it's worse than the Empire

[@Palpatine4Senate]

It's okay. Somehow, Palpatine will return.

[@Asupernaruto1]

@@Palpatine4Senate his dead