The Mandalorian 3x6: Guns For Hire | Reaction

Kyle and Bendu react to Chapter 22 of The Mandalorian: Guns For Hire!
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[@revengeofthecinema]

Where is the Comics video

[@keithziegler8881]

I understand what you said about not sure about the logic but I would also point this out to you. She actually used the dark saber in her rescue, and when she used it, she had no problem wielding it. It wasn't too heavy for her, she literally was wielding it like it was an extension of her body, just like she supposed to. I would consider Din a temporary custodian until Bo, had grown up and grown beyond her feeling that she was entitled to rule, but had actually earned it. Both by her flawless and effortless wielding of the dark saber, and by seeing the mythosaur

[@LordSplittawig]

You guys are missing the actual point about the exchange of the Darksaber. When Din was defeated, and the Darksaber was taken by that creature, it became that creature's because it won it through combat. Then, Bo-Katan wins it from the creature. It's then hers. She had no right to give it back to Din Djarin, and he no longer has legitimate claim of it; that was exactly like Sabine giving it to Bo-Katan. Without realizing it, and not honoring the rules of the Darksaber, she handed HER Darksaber to Din Djarin. It's not "shaky logic" at all... It's the actual rules of the Darksaber, and Din was basically telling the "chain code" of the Darksaber as it now exists, and the other Mandalorians recognized it in accordance with those rules. According to the rules, he hasn't had legitimate possession of the Darksaber since the moment that creature took it from him, and now they all know that. They all know in their minds now that it belongs to Bo-Katan through victory in combat. And, to answer your question, yes, this means that for a few moments in time, that strange creature was rightfully the ruler of Mandalore. He won the Darksaber through combat; no Mandalorian would be able to dismiss that Truth.

[@merkarion7883]

@@LordSplittawig Din used in the End a technicality. What he said is true....from a certain Point of view ^^. Bo-Katan propably wanted to point out that she needed to initiate a One-on-One fight for the Saber and that is why she gave the Darksaber to Din after she Rescued him. But Din knew it was from a point of View different and he used this Logic to a) give Bo-Katan a reason to Accept the Darksaber and b) a reason for the other Mandalorians, Night Owls and Children of the Watch, to accept that Bo-Katan was the rightful Owner. This way Din Djarin fixed many Problems in a clever, even selfless looking way (he put Unity of the Mandalorians before personal Power).

[@stevemcgowen]

@@LordSplittawig It was never a combat situation. Din was caught in a cage trap. That would be like someone setting a bear trap, then saying they fought a bear... Funny enough, Din was using the dark saber as a key fob. There's a silver key ring on the handle...

[@shoefury]

“What in the Mad Hatter tea party sh*t is this?!” Hilarious and very accurate! Touché!

[@CRlMZlN]

The game of "space croquet" mirrors Alice In Wonderland too

[@YodatheHobbit]

That was a VERY apt comment haha.

[@elcantantedecorcho]

Best comment ever!

[@foulrot]

He shall now be forever known as Sir Grogu the Hungry

[@trembledust6819]

(blows the trumpets)

[@deathking1019]

Grogu may never be a Jedi knight but he will always be a Jedi, Knight

[@anthonyyoutubefan7567]

@@deathking1019 Or, a Force-using Knight.

[@fxbear]

I kept thinking a Disney writer snuck in the room when no one was looking.

[@oldmaster1225]

lord of hunger?

[@SpiralSine6]

I love that Jack Black basically always plays himself, but it always works.

[@Dracobyte]

Like Jojos, it just works!

[@gerardlacroix6015]

If Axe is stupid enough to deny Bo's right to the Dark Saber because Gideon lost to Din, then Din is right to bait Axe with his own faulty logic to make him recognize Bo's right again with it. It's genius...

[@ryanmedina5090]

Can we talk about how Bo-Katan has gone full step-mom with Grogu? The way he was riding up front with her and shes talking to him while Din is the back doing his thing.

[@thomassmart4088]

Grogu may well just be happy hanging with any Mandalorian in the future - they have creed bond

[@earendilthemariner5546]

I love it

[@Advent3546]

This felt the most like a Clone Wars episode yet. Also Jack Black in Star Wars!!!

[@TheOnlyHawkeye666]

Just disappointed Mando didn't challenge him to a rock off😂

[@AirbenderHawk]

Seeing that he referenced the hello there scene, this means he’s a real big fan 🔥🔥🔥🤌🤌🤌💯💯💯.

[@andrewcabral963]

@@AirbenderHawk Even of the Sequels?

[@AirbenderHawk]

@@andrewcabral963 Yep. Just know, I do not fight with toxic ass dickbags so be respectful to my opinion as I’m very diplomatic as of late.

[@eiden5778]

Yeah, it felt like the weakest filler eps of clone wars

[@ATM-du2gx]

“Din and Bo take their kid to Epcot” (and dad’s racism against droids is on full display) 😂

[@Jchmcom]

I always love how animated and excited The Bendu gets during any of the fight scenes and Kyle Katarn has the bottomless knowledge of all things Star Wars. Ya'll are awesome.

[@rygornspectre7142]

22:16 Anybody else notice how Bo actually calls Din "Brother" now?

[@jacktheflash8478]

Wasn’t she talking about the fleet?

[@beppo2814]

She called him Brother during her first appearance when she saved him on the boat. Her second line in that episode after "Take my hand," was "Don't worry brother."

[@rygornspectre7142]

@@beppo2814 now its because they walked The Way.

[@edwardsimmons4195]

Yeah, we know how the women of Star Wars treat their brothers 😏

[@juggernautweaponxx]

I am glad bo stood up for Din she has seen his face she has a crush on him haha all jokes aside I feel like if bo rules and then anyone who will come try shit Din will be like her guy she can call on to help fight for her I hated it at first but I feel like Din will grow more as a character in season 4 this season he seem like more on the back burner

[@AirbenderHawk]

KRIFF YES!!!! Din said it in his own words: He’s not a ruler, but a follower to anyone’s mission. Bo’s mission is to reclaim mandalore and that’s exactly what she’s going for. Only these reactors are the best ones as they don’t slam the franchise and discuss them in a civilized way. Kyle and Bendu are the way, period! Jack Black and Lizzo, plus GREAT SCOTT! This episode is a clone wars/prequel win for us.

[@captin3149]

There have been a lot of people getting mad that Din's role isn't as big as they think it should be, but for me I love it. He's the LINCHPIN that all of these events are swirling around. Luke wasn't the sole protagonist of the original trilogy because there was a much larger story than JUST his. I feel this is the same way here, and I love that it's not just a single person for multiple seasons, but focusing on how a single person can fit into HUGE waves galaxy-wide. In a very real way, I feel that if it was a story made solely with Din as the only protagonist, we wouldn't be getting nearly as epic a story.

[@AirbenderHawk]

@@captin3149 PREACH!! Glad you and I have used big brain energy to see the larger story at play, brother.

[@belinda-musicandgaming3145]

@@captin3149 yes! you said well. i like that creators deviate once in a while, or else we'd have Din & Grogu fatigue.

[@fashionmwah]

@@captin3149 Yeah! I think people need to remember that there’s a bigger universe here.

[@DarthSherm94]

Don’t know about you guys, but even though Grogu isn’t a Jedi knight, I’m still like a proud dad seeing him basically get knight of the realm

[@yal100]

I love the fact that the whole Bo and Din side mission was exactly like something a Jedi team duo would do.

[@davidcameron5308]

Great reaction! Just wanna give my two cents: I think Din is making the argument that the bionicle creature who captured him was technically the rightful possessor of the Dark Saber, even if it didn't understand the significance before it died. Like with Gideon who was never formally recognized as a potential Mandalore or any sort of ruler, but he did have to be defeated to claim the Saber. I doubt Gideon ever specifically said "I challenge Bo-Katan for the title of Mandalore," he just looted Mandalore of all its fancy relics. Like, the bionicle specifically beat Din in a (short) fight and stripped him of his weapons, Dark Saber included. If that doesn't count as a transfer of ownership, I don't know what is.

[@bootysnatcher4207]

Sure the bionicle beat him, but it wasn’t in a dual. Maul vs Pre Vizla, Mando vs Gideon. Both are duals. (Sure Gideon didn’t specify that, but there were no hidden bs tricks. On Mandalore, Mando was trapped then drugged. Then when he tried defending himself a second time, he did it heavily impaired. Like stated in the video, it was nothing but bs middle school backyard football rules when it came to the dark saber this ep

[@nopeace1426]

@@bootysnatcher4207 you are adding to the tradition, never was it stated it had to be a duel, only that you have to defeat the owner. Gideon did not duel anyone to get it, he went to Mandalore with an Imperial fleet and bombed it from space and went down and took the Dark Saber off a corpse of whomever was holding it during purge.

[@Finmide]

Plus I think his lack of details may have skewed their preception. He didnt specify what beat him he just said he was defeated. The mandalorians could be assuming it was another sapient person and not the creature like cyborg. So the fact he explained it so vaguely may have helped.

[@nopeace1426]

@Finmide I don't think it matters, General Grivous was a cyborg, still sentient. The creature was living eye, it just used a robot to function better. Could be its race's way to adapt.

[@stevemcgowen]

@@nopeace1426 I thought it was stated you have to win it through combat. Is trapping someone in a cage combat? Din picked up a Mando helmet, which set off the trap, no? Din was defeated, but didn't lose it in combat, which means he's still the rightful owner and that Bo is cursed again...

[@ExUSSailor]

I really enjoyed the buddy cop feel of this episode. Bo & Din doing a little good cop/bad cop with droids is something I never knew I needed!

[@ZacPricener]

The logic behind giving her the Darksaber is that Bo wasn't supposed to give it back to him in the first place. He lost it to his captor, which means that creature became the new owner. So when Bo killed the creature, she became the owner. The problem is that neither of them were thinking about the rules of the Darksaber at the time.

[@TheOnlyHawkeye666]

Did anyone else get strong Mass Effect citadel vibes from the city when they first got off the Hyperloop??

[@monsterking1973]

A bit this episode felt like a side quest that you could do in Knights of the old republic

[@TheOnlyHawkeye666]

@@monsterking1973 I'd do any quest involving Jack Black and Doc

[@Mike19737]

Yup!! I kept expecting to hear: “Commander Sheppard please report to the Normandy.” 😂🥳🥹

[@lonelybanshee8593]

Yes! And the crime scene with the digital police tape was straight out of Mass Effect 2 on Illium.

[@LocksAndChains]

The trams and elevators were too fast for it to be the Citadel. Jokes. Mass Effect is my favourite series of all time.

[@ChadMichaelSimon]

The phrase I landed on for these episodes is, "MY FINGERS ARE PRUNED FROM SO MANY CHEF'S KISSES!"

[@christiantorre1]

Bendu’s commentary and predictions were on point this episode! “Beat his ass!!” 😂😂

[@billgill795]

I think Bendu is right with the Darksaber being more Elder wand-ish. Not by killing your opponent, but by disarming it from the current wielder instead. Because we don't know exactly how Moff Gideon got it other than speculation he won it from Bo, but she's still living so then he wouldn't be the rightful owner. I mean also on Wookieepedia it shows that the Unidentified Cyborg was an owner.

[@WhatKindOfNameNow]

I just got a delightfully Spaceballs image in my head of Din showing Axe the Wookieepedia page as proof that Bo-Katan is the rightful owner.

[@billgill795]

@@WhatKindOfNameNow Then they both 4th wall break and say "huh" with a slight surprised look

[@opsatr]

No, no. Still not Elder Wand-ish. The blade itself has no power (with regards to giving anyone the "right" to rule Mandalore), only the story has (and only because people believe it, there is no magic here). My wish now is that the blade gets destroyed at the end of all this so that the Mandos don't have to argue with each other about who gets to rule because of it. 😛 Hehe.

[@nysunflower9439]

Din wasn’t just beat up by that creature. It took the saber from him and then Bo took it from the creature. And as long as the other Mandalorian’s accept it, it is the way.

[@oknamn]

Exactly. I don’t see why Kyle was saying it was cheap. Din lost ownership of the Dark Saber to the robot, who lost it to Bo Katan

[@MDestron2282]

Was gonna say the same thing. To me this is logical and completely legit.

[@hitman15857]

Yeah the fact that the creature took it from him means it was the creatures technically and then bo defeated that creature and took it so their was no rule change technically it follows the rules nothing was changed the creed was followed

[@ramones316]

Din's line of logic holds up as long as it's assumed all Mandalorians are honorable and don't lie. The fact that no one questions his explanation attests to that notion.

[@BravoDox]

Especially since we've already seen that non-Mandos like Maul are considered valid as owners of the Darksaber. If Maul counts, then so does The Curse of Mandalore.

[@IR1SHwArLord21]

This episode has such Bladerunner vibes! Bryce Dallas Howard did a great job with this one!

[@lallyholgado2532]

I’m having a whiplash watching this episode 🤪 Sir Grogu, the Knight of the Dining Table 😋

[@KyleKatarnChannel]

Sir Grogu saved the day!

[@tristanmilner9511]

Bo learned from Mr. Incredible; "You sly dog. You got me monologuing."

[@AuntieLissi]

Jack Black is a super Star Wars fan. It was a different episode but not a bad one that some say. I love how Bo and Din work together and learn from one another.

[@shuboy05]

Bo and Din doing Law & Order Special Droids Unit was my favorite part. Loved that Din was the one playing Bad Cop.

[@opsatr]

@D T Day Nah. It wasn't that bad to me. The only thing that was quite jarring to me was seeing Lizzo. Because I only know of her as a singer, not an actress. It was akin to seeing Ed Sheeran on GoT, and hers was a bigger role so... it was a bit weird... But everything else in the episode was cool to me. 👍

[@reheatedpizza7292]

@@opsatr i didn’t have a problem with her being in it either, i just assume she paid to be in it and they took her money and said yeah we’re gonna hire jack black with this LMAO

[@opsatr]

@@reheatedpizza7292 It was actually the perfect episode for these particular actors to cameo in (Jack Black, Christopher Lloyd, and yes, Lizzo included) because it was more of the lighthearted type of episode. I mean, if they cameo'd in the 3rd episode, that might not have worked. 🤪 Haha! 😆 Anyway, I suppose next episode, we might be moving back towards more serious stuff again. (Maybe. I don't really watch trailers. 🙃)

[@donpaladino]

Jack Black, Lizzo and Christopher Lloyd made this the absolute worst Mandalorian episode by a Parsec.

[@bigyeticane]

When those little droids formed a crime scene perimeter around the fallen battle droid, somewhere in the back of my head I heard, "Citizens step back from the crime scene. Interference with a crime scene carries an automatic sentence of 2 years in the isocubes."

[@JustinPhilhower]

Y’all are my new favorite SW reacters; too many others couldn’t appreciate this episode

[@terribletraffictm]

The weird bug droid dude was ruler of mandalore for like 10 minutes 😂😂😂

[@skycladobserver9246]

The logic is that when he lost to the creature he lost possession of the dark saber to the "bug man" aso since she then defeated the "owner" she regained possession. That is the rule of it's ownership; you defeat the owner to become the owner. That's solid and fairly cut and dry logic. I actually thought this back when it originally happened and I'm glad they used that to get it back to her. So far this has been my favorite season.

[@joecormier8894]

This show is just live action clone wars and I love it!! This episode was like Mandalorian NCIS and I love it! So cool! I hope this show continues plenty more seasons.

[@thunderchief7585]

Great Episode! It felt like an RPG mission / buddy cop movie hybrid.

[@DarksideGmss0513]

Giancarlo Esposito said that Gideon's motivation is that he wants to be a Mandalorian.

[@Tr0nzoid]

"What in the Romeo and Juliet... "What in the Davy Jones... "What kind of Mad Hatter..." If Grogu had done something that played a part in solving the case, the knighting might have made some sense.

[@amebecca4484]

All he needed to do was have the Queen like him, it was in the bag

[@qcrew2938]

Bizarre episode but I loved every second of it

[@chrisswank2246]

This is how I see it…Din most likely also thinks his logic was simplistic and dumb because he probably thinks their way is simplistic and dumb. He didn’t want the saber in the first place at the end of S2 by trying to hand it over saying “i yield.” That’s not his understanding of the Creed but he knows it’s theirs and if a technicality can get them to join in retaking Mandalore while thrusting Bo back into leadership where I think he thinks she should be, then why not use it. It’s almost like he’s mocking them while furthering the overall goal.

[@claran3616]

He was basically just saying “Get the stupid thing away from me and take Lady Kryze back you idiots” in a more dignified way. He NEVER wanted it and was probably working on a way to loophole it away for a while now.

[@picktrees4206]

the idea of droid rights is always something that interests me and thought about it alot this ep, tbh when Din was kicking the super battle droids i lowkey was like "i want one to just smack him like 'fuck off'"

[@hschwartz9277]

Yeah, the kicking but even more so the droid bar just made me sad/angry.

[@ChuckOff1313]

The cameos! The straight up police procedural! The story progression! So good! I loved it!

[@caliithildae8500]

I just want to say that these days I'm just as excited to watch you guys react and review these episodes as I am to watch them myself. So often I sit down to watch it thinking I can't wait to hear what Kyle and Bendu thought, what nugget of lore will they pull from the episode and teach me that no other reactor will. Thank you both for all you do.

[@supamanion5421]

Agree to that ... and well said (rhyme not intended) 😉👍

[@TK_Brainslug]

What a fun episode. Axe was such a softy. I mean he said to the Quarren captain that he didn't care if she and the prince run away again. Great reaction you guys.

[@LauraCourtneyette]

The guy who played the fish prince at the beginning is Tom Holland’s brother - you can def hear the family resemblance in his voice

[@tabazail]

Hold up Kyle, that's not what Din meant. Because Din was defeated, the Sabre then goes to his captor. THEN his captor was defeated by aunty Bo, therefore she would be the rightful owner. Din could have worded this better, rather than say, "my defeater was defeated, so she gets it."

[@domjones-of-wales]

I have no spare money to send, but please please keep your reviews going ❤ You 2 are a highlight of my week after I see new live action content. There are other sites, but being a geek in Cymru, I feel like your shares are like putting on comfy slippers and being hugged for my nuances .

[@HafdirTasare]

So, the Elder Wand logic. Draco disarmed Dumbledor, Harry disarmed Draco. The Droid disarmed Din, Bo-Katan killed the droid. Going by this logic, it is totally working. If we look at the Mandalorian here, Bo-Katan could have just taken the Dark Saber... but she did not, even though she would have all the right to do so. Which makes it even more honorable for her to have it given to her freely... in the end, it is all Mandalorian superstition, but creed wise... i believe it to be absolutly valid.

[@nandolorris4960]

It is a lame way to do it, but it’s absolutely valid within the Mandalorian rules.

[@HafdirTasare]

@@nandolorris4960 "lame" sounds like "I WANT TO SEE BLOOD!" In the end, this is just a cultural obsticle to re-unite the mandalorians.

[@DeathSparrowOG]

Always great to watch with you guys!

[@bachpham5783]

Seeing that B2 in action , now you know how an average Clone Trooper feel like facing them

[@LethalxBassist]

I just noticed the sound bite from the security footage: the speeder that takes off into the wall- the acceleration sound is doc brown's DeLorean! Really neat little Easter egg there! Nice nod to back to the future ☺️

[@MikeBison_]

I'm blown away at how.... fantastic Jack and Lizzo played their characters tbh

[@G1Transformed]

@Kyle Katarn, 18:04 That was one of Bo-Katan's conditions for helping Din save Grogu, remember? She wanted Gideon's ship and to be the one to take him down. 4:45 That doesn't matter, though. Din was defeated and his weapon was on the ground and was at the discretion of the creature that had captured him; it belong to him, not Din at that moment. Fast forward to Bo-Katan't encounter with that creature, and her victory over it. She defeated the creature that defeated Din. Bo-Katan wanted to face Gideon last season because she wanted to challenge the wielder of the Dark Saber. Gar Saxon didn't defeat Maul, Ahsoka did. Yet, he took the Dark Saber for himself because no one else came to claim it. Sabin later defeated him and took the Dark Saber from him. Sabin gave it to Bo-Katan and for a time, it was enough for Mandalorians to respect that gifting. This time around, however, Bo-Katan rightfully won the weapon in combat, which a big part of her culture. That victory and the story with it, and her victory over the man who took her forces from her, will strengthen her hold on leadership. This was a great story, and it had a lot of fun guest appearances. I can't wait to see where this goes. I wonder if Bo-Katan is done patching things up or if she's got one more stop on her list. I'm referring to the man she refused to call a Mandalorian last season, Boba Fett! The Mandalorian is the one who will lead them all, no? Seems like that person is actually Bo-Katan. Din kicked things off, sure, but Bo-Katan is the heir apparent according to the Armorer and Din's okay with that. Mending old wounds between the Children of the Watch and regular folk is important, but shouldn't she also mend things with Boba Fett as well? It isn't fair to blame him for what Jango did. He's still a foundling and he knows their traditions. He might not call himself a Mandalorian, but if he could, he likely would. He's a man with no people to call his own, and we saw what it meant for him when the Sandpeople made him one of them. It meant the world to him. Boba Fett isn't pleased with what he's accomplished on Tatooine. He feels incomplete. Why introduce him last season and with the other Mandalorians, if he's not part of the endgame to bring back Mandalore and all its glory. We have a Mandalore because of Boba Fett. To be honest, I thought the guy that all of Mandalore hated was going to be the one to unite them all, but I'm fine with Bo-Katan being the one. Anyway, that's my take on all this.

[@Iacedrom54]

I hope Thrawn's goal is the same as it is in the books, to defend his people (and the rest of the galaxy) against the Grysks. He knows there's a bigger threat out there but neither the old or new Republic wasn't up to the task so he has to do what he can by himself.

[@alexcape1921]

As much as I'd love to see live action Thrawn with Imperial ships in Ahsoka, I've been worried about whether they'll keep him true to the books, since he only was a part of the Empire as a sort of scout for his people to determine whether the Empire would be an ally or a threat (iirc). Hopefully it'll transpire in the series that the Grysks are the threat! I can't see him sticking with the Empire after it's gone, since he's only really loyal to the Ascendancy

[@AngelaSealana]

Who knew all the chaos would be the fault of a guy named after the gates of hell 🤷‍♀️

[@IDontknowwhatimdoing-ur7yg]

Regarding the darksaber, I think Din bent the rules and found a loophole on purpose as a way to support Bo. Fist of all he never really wanted the saber to begin with, but he knew that Bo needed the darksaber if they were to secure their allegiance. They wouldn't follow Din because of his affiliation with the COTW and they wouldn't follow Bo without the saber. So, he found a loophole and did what he had to do to rally those mandalorians to their cause. The sword doesn't have power, its the story. But, I could also be completely wrong, so who knows

[@joramsim]

I'm so happy for you two that you can enjoy this season so much! Me personally it's not my cup of tea (LOL MAD HATTER??) but when I see super-fans like you guys enjoy it it really brings a smile to my face!❤️

[@darthroden]

Y'all missed a cameo. The Ugnaut that Din and Bo-Katan were talking to about the droid malfunctions is Mark Hamill underneath the prosthetics.

[@rolandosangalang9878]

Dude imagine a B2 battle Droid running at you at that full chase speed in the battlefield 😂

[@shannonwoodcock1035]

Good episode. Bryce has her dad's touch. Now Bo will have to handle the damage her people did as mercenaries. And then toss in the beskar found at Moff's destroyed transport. I expect them to handle this problem next episode and the final will be taking Mandalore. Also expect some friction with the two groups.

[@x1928]

Mando was never defeated, he was plain out ambushed and captured. There was never a fight and never a challenge.

[@orcasin112]

That weird bug guy had been ruling Mandalore for years, he don't need no stinking saber.

[@WhinnyL]

Seems to be the perfect place for Din to to take home the parts kit for IG11. Very fun episode. Din continues to show how his travels make him able to work with the different species and people of the galaxy. This will pay dividends eventually.

[@bidwell13]

What’s interesting is the Armorer didn’t want the Beskar spear around cause it could damage Beskar and hurt other Mandalorians but made Din the whistling birds out of the extra Beskar Din brought (minus what they save for foundlings). I thought when I heard Beskar Alloy that it was Dark Troopers. From what I remember no Mandalorian armor or weapon is Beskar Alloy. They revere Beskar too much to mix it with other metal.

[@catswithlasers]

This episode was basically Blade Runner at Epcot, with a sprinkling of Game of Thrones at the end, and it was fantastic

[@tonyrandall4364]

Heard Christopher Lloyd was in this season. Jack Black and Lizzo surprised me though. Droid cantina took me back to A New Hope. Bo holding that Dark Saber gave me goosebumps. People complain it isn't Din's show anymore. It's called world building. Set up Ashoka and more.

[@PACKERMAN2077]

I wish it was a little more on the nose or it the least that Kyle recognized it when Din mentioned "they don't get many of our kind around here " I mean, it was subtle. I caught it. I wish they had caught it.

[@chainreactions5807]

OK so Jack Black and Lizzo are canon now lol so is Christopher Lloyd!! AND Grogu is a Knight, Mandalore has an ally, Bo has "Excalibur"...uhh legally lol AND a Fleet, and Droids get a fair chance. Oh and Bo and Din are the Mulder and Scully of the Star Wars universe 🙂It was a Good Day!!

[@DarthSherm94]

This was one of the best episodes ever so far! Jack Black, Lizzo and Christopher Lloyd?! And all the Clone Wars references were just insane! When Christopher Lloyd was mentioning Dooku, do you guys think he was literally about to mention Anakin cut him down in his prime before being tazed? I think based on the subs he was about to by mentioning Jedi enforcer. Awesome reaction though, always pointing somethings I missed in the background

[@h2ohydrox]

The Darksaber/Elder Wand analogy sums it up perfectly. As soon as Bionicle took it, you had to know this was coming. Of course, what happens next is that Bo-Katan tells Din about the Mythosaur, and you can guess who'll get to ride it into battle against Moff Gideon. It's the merging of the "two worlds" that they've already foreshadowed. Oh, the Bo-Katan Mythosaur pauldron swerve was good, but someone else also has a spare pauldron with nothing on it.

[@DDKMadcat]

I love you guys finding joy in this episode when I've seen so many others just shitting on it for not being what they specifically wanted. I get some of the complaints but I loved every minute of this episode.

[@BiasFree]

This Became a total buddy cop episode and I absolutely loved it!

[@tracesosebee5485]

Bo Katan saved Din Djarin's life twice in the same day on Mandalore, the Darksaber is hers

[@Le7emeChat]

One thing to consider: since their following to the Creed/Old way is less strict/dogmatic, the use of such logic can/could work on those. It might not work as well on The Child of the Watch, but that's something they can talk/seek advise with the Armorer about. Right now, getting back the fleet under her is their priority, and if using that logic work, might as well go for it.

[@andythompson3707]

You could argue that the question wasn’t about who beat who, but more about who got possession of the sabre after losing it. Bo picked up the sabre that Din lost and killed his defeater with it. If Din had died before Bo came does that mean that no-one could ever rightfully possess it again? I mean, when you have such strict rules of honour your gonna end up with lots of weird edge cases.

[@AgedBacon]

This episode was basically made after the "buddy movie" model from the 80's. 2 "cops" together, jokes everywhere, a corrupt/malfunctioning elite, a chase in a crowded street ending with a thug shot, then they find the address of a shady bar, music stops there because they don't like "coppers", good cop/bad cop... It's all there, and I found it pretty nice that they managed to adapt it to the star wars universe.

[@AutobotProwler]

Who has the sword ends the argument. Din is her greatest lieutenant now and she is the legit leader

[@arvianworkshop7118]

I love that for the most of the episode Din is just Vibing 😂

[@krazysaber8737]

What is this Mad Hatter tea party right now, lol!?! Another great reaction boiz!

[@Le7emeChat]

You realise Grogu was/is a Padawan, a.k.a. an Apprentis Jedi, now he is an apprentis Jedi - Knight...

[@rozgroove6224]

I knew Bo was the rightful owner after her fight with the Mech in EP2, and I was surprised to see her let Mando clip it on his belt at 33mins 10secs

[@TallBob1962]

Din kicking the battle-droid is just how the Boston Dynamics people treat their robots.

[@MARQUE9368]

I like how the distinction was made between beskar and beskar alloy. Cause I’m scratching my head wondering how Luke could crush Dark Troopers made of beskar

[@gbozzi05_]

The Dark Troopers were not made out of Beskar.

[@hadoken95]

I don't think beskar is also force resistant is it? Just blaster/saber? I'd also have to go rewatch the Luke fight, he could very easily have been targetting weak spots (points where the plates connect, etc) and not just cutting directly through the metal head on.

[@maxo.9928]

Well, the giant key is like a diplomatic gift Bo can now bring back to the Clan as well as her Night Owl's renewed loyalty, which is already an excellent start to her journey of "bridging worlds" or whatever, 2 for the price of 1. Bo has strengthened the clan directly and has made an ally of a potentially quite wealthy world able to finance and trade with the Mandos to aid in mandalore's reconstruction. I can imagine they key being displayed in whatever great hall the new Mandos will build as a gift of friendship and alliance between the two worlds, I can see a whole bunch of diplomatic gifts like that being displayed, if the Mandos are truly looking to be more open to the galaxy again instead of always fighting it one way or another. I really want the Mandos and their friends to have a happy ending and to not get dusted by the First Order or Thrawn or Gideon. and in a direct democracy I'm not really sure what else the Queen could do besides knight people, more as a sign of recognition or respect than anything else.

[@Flippokid]

This was a GREAT episode. I absolutely loved the esthetic of that planet. So many cool aliens on screen too! And the droid killer mission was cool. I agree it definitely brought some traumas back for Din. And that logic about the Darksaber being rightfully hers is what I've been saying since that episode. It's great that she gave it back but he's not the rightful owner anymore. She's back in command of her fleet now. How many more tribes does she need to bring in?

[@razaksingh429]

I love your commentary and reactions. So many reactors were sh*tting on this episode and I loved it.

[@Oriaksoos]

I've been mulling this over for a while and even retracted something I'd previously said regarding the darksaber part. I personally believe there's a bigger picture retelling happening when it comes to Mandalorians, their creed, and their resurgence going forward. We all know that it's the story tied to the darksaber that gives power to whomever wields it, and while the enemies of Mandalore (Gideon, etc...) would like to reinforce the one that encourages in-fighting of Mandalorians, we're now seeing essentially the story tied to the darkblade being rewritten to one that involves saving Mandalorian lives instead of taking it. All bets are off the table when Bo-Katan had the mythosaur appear to her, that even someone as devout as the armorer has accepted that Bo-Katan is the uniter and, while not bound to a helmet, still walks the way (proving how much she values Mandalorian lives like Ragnar's and Axe's) and should become the next Mandalore.

[@Nephlim20]

The logic is perfectly sound as the challenge for the Darksaber denotes any battle were the blade is taken from the owner thus making the spider borg the victor against Din.

[@umainebearman]

Its funny how with Christoper Lloyd in the episode no one noticed the stolen speeder in the surveillance video had the same sound effect as the Delorean from Back to the Future.

[@michaelhughes8730]

I thought it was interesting that the dark saber always knew Din wasnt going to be the rightful owner...he was never able to master the blade even years later.

[@bladegtr34]

Best line of this reaction that got a huge chuckle out of me: "I told you man, never trust Dr. Ball"

[@catsyl4363]

The only thing that was missing during when Bo Katan and Din Djarin goes and meets with the other Mandalorians is some war tents, maybe some of the other warriors dueling each other. And relying on droids so heavily to do every single piece of hard work for them, reminds me of Zakuul.

[@AutobotProwler]

Love bendus room including the spiritualist stuff. Nice chair

[@supremefankai5480]

Today was Jack Black day, first the Super Mario Bros movie, then surprise appearance in this specific episode of the Mandalorian. A good day, and love all the Blade Runner goodness.

[@kitsunisan]

"Din was being a middle schooler about it..." No, neither of you get the point. By this logic, Din never owned it since he never defeated Darth Maul or Pre Vizsla. It's not necessary for Bo to defeat Mando. Mando was disarmed and defeated in ep 2. The Dark Saber was no longer his. By their rules, that thing would have been able to claim rulership just as Maul did. Bo killed it and took the Dark Saber, then laid it by Mando's unconscious body. Fighting Din was not a necessary step.

[@oksobasicallyimmonky]

loved the naming all the alien races at the table

[@timebolt8836]

Kind of poetic that the last time Bo-Katan heard the words 'One warrior to another', it was from Maul when he challenged and killed her friend Viszla, and later killed her sister, both with the Darksaber. You can tell she was hesitant to ignite it. Now she uses it and those words to take her home back, Satine would be proud.

[@Striker4166]

is no body going to talk about the fact the security control room with all the cameras is straight out of jurassic world?

[@ParanoidCritter]

Im here for this Buddy cop movie vibe they had this episode :D Bo being the older professional and Din is the loose canon rookie on a case together. This episode had all the cop/detective show cliches and I LOVE it!

[@sanay1313]

The second I heard Gideon might have been taken by Mandalorians I wondered what Fenn Rau is up to these days... Kevin McKidd has been dropping the typical "oooh I'd love to be Fenn Rau in live action..."

[@jackiec859]

'Lethal Weapon, Space Edition'.

[@Skye_Writer]

32:47 Kyle, you literally made me LOL! Omg, ty so much for that!

[@rigelcummins1460]

Technically correct, the best form of correct.

[@AutobotProwler]

The possession of the sword makes you king

[@teristeward9161]

Look, Din lost the Darksaber when he was captured. Bo took it from the alien that took it from Din in a fight. She then used it to kill the being that possessed it rightfully through combat and used it to kill the alien possessor. At that point the Darksaber was rightfully hers through the trial of combat. What confused me is why she gave it back to Din at that point in the first place as by Mando rules is was rightfully hers. Din giving it to her this episode just fixed that particular conflict.

[@michaelgreenwood3413]

it's possible because she didn't feel worthy to.

[@peterkarargiris4110]

Well done for picking it guys - references to Bladerunner and to Bladerunner 2049 and to Wall-E. A visually stunning episode. Great reaction.

[@superboyprime515]

It was like watching a wacky Clone Wars episode mixed with Dctor Who ;) A lot of cool looking droids and aliens,fun cameos :)