Mandalorian Season 3 Episode 8 & Series Finale - Angry Review
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AngryJoe, OtherJoe & Alex review the Finale for Season 3 and the Season as a whole for The Mandalorian!
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“Mandalorians are weak without their trinkets” says Moff Gideon while wearing a literal Beskar power armour suit swinging a purple laser stick around
Dude pls no dont even get me started on the beskar mobility scooter.
He could not fucking move in that thing just why???????
Neither of those things are trinkets?
@@ricksanchez6766 It's the same type of stuff he was referring too as "trinkets" the mandolorians use.
@@krounos1 Perhaps to make fun of them.
Beskar is a resource.
By trinket he meant all the thousand years old history, culture, values that could be attached to some objects, in this case, the Dark Saber.
Isn’t it crazy that we got an entire hour long episode dedicated to developing the imperial spy on coruscant for her only role in the entire plot to be telling Holo-Gideon that Mandalorians killed some pirates
Deadass like there was nothing else about her and the dude she kind wiped 😭😭
Total waste
😂da i like that episode but a clear set up for another show or some shit
The worst episode, not only of the season, but of the entire series to date.
Filler episode in an 8 ep season that desperately needed more background and more agency for the main characters.
Moff Gideon went from "give me the Darksaber" to "f%$^ the Darksaber" in like 2 seconds.
XD
yeah that makes no sense to me either 😋 why did he even bother asking for it if he had no problem disposing of it in a milli sec😆
He just wanted to see if he could get her to surrender. The Darksaber wasn't important to him. I thought it was rather obvious.
@@SvenskSork Writing.
@@onyxdemonic2566 no because hes been wanting the darksaber his whole character is stealing useful tools and abilities from other people. Thus the reason he got his armor and thus the reason hes trying to steal force abilities.
They injected the Force into clones. To quote Han from episode 7, "That's not how the Force works".
No, they only tried to inject the force into clones.
To be fair it could have to do with midichlorians, where they inject fluid from a Jedi, which has lots more than the average person
He obviously meant the midichlorians
Why is Moff so mad when Din kills his clones? He literally was tracking him throughout his base and then just didn’t do anything to stop him from destroying the clones and just sat in his boss room.
Exactly! That was a pure Bitch Pls! moment there. His trooper asked if they can engage him and told no, Gideon will handle it. That is totally on you Moff Moron! You said you handle it and you get mad he rekts your shit?
"I will deal with the Mandalorian myself. Haven't I memorized the layout of my base? On second thought, I will remain here and let the Mandalorian destroy my clones. If Grand Admiral Thrawn has taught me anything is that you should never let them expect your next move. By the way, meth"
- Moff Gideon
you gotta laugh as well when hes looking at the monitor and mando is in silver because ofc , and grugo dot is in green. like come on , we're not all 5 years old we get what we're looking at lol
@@mikeharvester 🤣🤣
@@mikeharvester LMAO 😂
When the Mandalorian flew into space all I could hear in my head was, "How did you solve the icing problem?"- Iron Man
with a box of SCRAPS!
Why do Mandalorians even need landing ships if they can jetpack into & out of orbit.
@@bmwofboganville456 for real and what happened to fuel?? everyone is flying around like superman this episode
@@yimpyoi9808 Fuel only matters when you're chasing giant bats around that apparently routinely abduct your kids
The ship has fuel also it wasn’t space the dude from red bull jumped from the stratosphere
You could just watch this final episode and not have missed anything from this entire season
Literally. That is so sad tho. Like they failed at their job
It really does feel like a stand alone ep doesn't it?
Was kinda thinking the same like i can barely remember wth was in ep 3-6
This whole season was useless 😂
I would stretch it to the last 2 episodes but still
This should have been a movie though
Could you imagine your job being to just stand on a narrow platform between two laser walls and with a deep pit on either side of you? That part had me laughing at how moronic that security setup was 😂
I mean it isn't like people could fly out of the pit or around it on your own payroll.
The empire doesn't believe in guard rails
Someone ask “how do they go to the bathroom. Over that ledge.
Anything beats working in IT :D
It was ok... 2 questions : 1 - What happened to all tie interceptors and bombers? All were shoot down by the burning and falling capital ship? 2 - what was Moff Gideon doing after he said "I will take care of him myself" ? Was he taking a power nap while Mando was murdering his troops and destroying his clones?
Question 2: I laughed my ass off when I saw that the first time, I was like "wait did Moff just walk past Mando and Grogu?"
THIS IS THE WAY
Yeah I was wondering where Gideon was too. Must have taken an extra long dump lol
@@manoz6194 My guess is he was just pretty far away, that didn't bug me at all. It did that he was like, "let me be the personal fighter clearly that's the most useful ability." Thrawn *can* throw down with folks, but he'd never be like, "let me personally go and fight the badasses that's what I could be doing right now."
1) They ran out of fuel since the Mandalorians robbed it for their jetpacks. 2) He spawned in the boss room and couldn't leave
Call me crazy but I'm pretty sure I remember limited jetpack fuel being a plot point earlier in the season. Now they can just fly around all over the planet all day? And they can fly from the planet's surface INTO SPACE?!? Damn.
Dude... i know. Some of the worst writing I've seen in a show... close to game of thrones season 8.
@petah What? NO. Are you are saying that the Cultish Zealots had less range simply because they didn't have fuel resources in their base? No, that's not at all what was happening. They clearly have been refueling just fine. They specifically said that EVERY TIME, WE RAN OUT OF FUEL CHASING THE BEAST. That implies they've been refueling fully for each attempt.
And I refuse to believe that the Mercenaries would have significantly larger jetpack fuel reserves in their armor. That's stupid.
@@TheDravic yes, because it’s impossible that clearly well financed mercenaries that even stole imperial resources and had that big of a fleet could possibly have better equipment (that could either allow for more fuel storage OR more efficient use of said fuel) than some random zealots who were literally in the most dangerous and hidden place possible just to try to avoid people going after them for some expensive beskar.
It’s also impossible that they could maybe refuel, but due to their situation and circumstances, ration that fuel, hence, not always filling up their jetpacks completely.
It’s also impossible that, due to all of the mandalorians at the time of the bird attack being in the process of training and exercises, that they simply are typically at a generally low level of fuel whenever the bird happens to attack them, due to wasting part of it, and not refueling every 10 seconds.
If you couldn’t tell, me saying that all of those possibilities are impossible was sarcasm.
@@erics2954 incredible levels of copium on display, considering there's no tactical advantage to NOT refueling your jetpack fully. Literally no advantage at all, and even more silly when you know you can be attacked by flying creatures any moment.
Space is only 62 miles up, a pigeon can do 60 miles an hour
Alright but if the saveneger mandos were gardening and growing food, why did they need food from Bo-Katan when she arrived?
Mate stop thinking so hard like the writers did
Exactly
Stop using your brain xd
Oh idk maybe because they were traveling around and they ran out of it?
@@manucr9183 "we have repositories of weapons and food like this set up all over the surface of the planet. It's how we've survived for all these years." ....... yeah no
Imagine if the season opened with these last two episodes, and the entire season was a prolonged battle of Mandalore, with the talent of the Andor writers and no KK breathing down their necks.
Most of new Star Wars is a big “what if”
If Gideon was able to crush the saber while it was IN her hand... shouldn't her hand be applesauce?
-Plot- Beskar Armor
@@gunargundarson1626 Sabers Hilt is also Beskar.
Was her hand not broken?
@petah "yeah, shut up, you dont know, I KNOW... shut up" :^/
"Don't think, just consume." - Jedi Master Abraham Lincoln
I am pretty disappointed that Moff Gideon crushed the dark saber (a baskar hilt) like he just finished a bud light. Seems like it should have been a lot more durable than that.
True
They were drunk writing this episode
The properties of Beskar have been inconsistent through out all the new Star Wars shows. Originally it was a durable metal that can withstand the heat of laser fire and light sabers. But now sometimes it works like the freaking Marvel metals.
Also Bo Katan definitely stabbed through at least one of the beskar troopers' breastplates. You can argue in most of these fight scenes that when one is killed they're just hit between the plates, sometimes it's clear that's what's happening but usually it's impressive to tell. But there's a close-up near the end where we see her stab and gut through the back and the blade goes straight through his armor. I have few bigger pet peeves in fight scenes than seeing someone stab straight through armor.
@@alexanderforbes1452 Only Gideon's suit was made from Beskar, he explains it in episode 7. Its the 4th generation Dark Trooper armor, the other storm stroopers weren't wearing beskar.
I was amazed how the entire time during endless jetpack flights, none of them lost fuel.
Also, the entire season has been a series of unfired chekhov's guns.
They downloaded it, midflight.
How is an hour or so (if that) endless? I don't remember seeing a time-stamp declaring how long it took for the Watch to run out of fuel when chasing the giant bird monster halfway across a planet (which was the first time in Star Wars history--as far as I can recall, anyway--that jet-pack fuel has ever even been mentioned).
Can't have the fuel to chase a bird around the planet, has the fuel to leave the atmosphere and fly all the way up and out to a battleship
@@007georgetony I really hope your not suggesting that the atmosphere is farther from the surface of the planet, than the circumference of the planet (or even half of it)... Unless you're agreeing with me, in which case; never mind, lol 😅.
@@007georgetony then also still have enough fuel to fly out before the ship crashes insane.
Alex rated the episode higher than the Joes? What kind of Bizarro World have I been transported to!?
The ending had a very, "And everyone lived happily ever after" vibe.
Especially with the circle closing in on him at the end
I hate how accurate that is
I mean it makes sense, its now a dad and his kid, living a stable life with an ending that could be left there or picked up in the future. I thought it was cute.
@@adamushu makes sense yeah
Lame , hell yeah
The looney toons circle was perfect
In a weird kind of way, it's kind of satisfying.
Episode could've been named "don't think, just consume" and people still would've loved it.
Couldn't agree more
And honestly you could’ve named the whole season that 😂😭
yes yes yes
Hit the nail on the head there.
@@jetpackin1172 Ain't that kick in the head
I just laughed out when Gideon was tracking Din and Grogu step by step, and next scene the Mandalorian ships just pass the bombers without those seeing them on any sensors.
It's still a mystery to me how Gideon lost everything last season, got his whole unit under New Republic supervision, and still managed in 2 episodes to build a base right under the nose of the remaining Mandalorians, refine a beskar alloy, create an entirely new unit, make a special dark trooper exo-suit, fund and research how to give force powers to clone, and actually make clones of himself with said new technology while there's an entire secret division who's supposedly doing that for the Emperor under wraps (I mean neither Kylo or Hux knew of the Emperor, and Hux's father was in the project).
I just find it so damn funny, and sad at the same time, that the dumbest parts of this season, or generally the parts I hated the most, all related back to those 3 fucking movies I want to forget even existed. We wasted an entire fucking season on pointless fillers to then rush events that ultimately tie to "the Emperor somehow returned" line we all `enjoyed` so much ...
Show's been loosing a lot of focus. Way too much for my liking. There were some individual cool parts, but that's not an excuse for the whole package.
When you go into the stratosphere all coms and radar are gone so the mandalorians and the bombers passed each other without realizing what they've missed.
@@CuriousChronicles82275 then how did Gideon have a holo call with his chick on Coruscant from the base if comms don't work? Or how did he join the group call with the others? Second. If there are no radars, how did the bombers know where the mandalorian fleet is?
There are quite a few potholes of this nature this season ...
@@CuriousChronicles82275lmao they could hv seen each other with their freaking eyes on the windshield
you guys are forgiving af
3/10
This season is well done in a technical level but completely falls flat on it's face when trying to tell a story.
Yeah they were pretty forgiving i thought too, 5/10 for me the definition of average
@@trento9891 Yeah I notice this a lot on IMDB ratings. Some people can't do math and they don't know what an average is.
@@One.Zero.One101 Average is 5, for some IMDB dudes average is a 7.... No, 7/10 is the good stuff. But also too many people use 9 and 10 grades too easily. Being a 9 or 10 means supreme movie making.
Agreed, very generous scores. Especially from Alex of all people
Forgiving? This is how they are. You must of missed their Last of Us reviews. 10s and 9s throught most of it and it was a worse show than this. They're scared of people's opinions, it's that simple.
I agree with Alex. I feel like they're being pushed away like something behind the scene is causing them to back off. I don't know if it's other branches of Disney unhappy that they are the only ones being successful or if they're just being caught up in so much red tape They feel like they can't make anything Play out the way they want. Something just feels off.
Its pretty simple to me.
Woke culture cant have you and and me enjoy simple shit like when we did with the 1st season where everythign was simple he walked in flopped some guys made a door cut a dude in half thats it simple cold blooded murder the way we like it.
Jokes aside this season holy fuk i gave up way before it happened but giving away the dark saber by a loophole just so not nothing being done with less than that they break it like jesus christ......
Im sick of fucking loopholes "OH THE OP WAND WAS MINE CUZ I BEAT MALFOJ IN A DUEL BEFORE BITCH SNAPE KILLED DUMBLEDORE IM PRETTY SURE KILLING SOMEONE RULES OUT ANY KIND OF HOW I BEATEN THEJM BEFORE COMPETITION.
Anyway loophooooole dadidadida dark saber end up in strong female character who expectedly fucking ruins it almost inmidietly....why.
Also is it too much to ask some actual development i want to see the Creedos to take off their helmets fuck this cult shit "this is not they way"
Disney isn't pushing away grogu 😂 one of the reasons this season and boba fett is choppy is because Disney said get grogu back in, Because of toy sales.
@JAMES WORTHINGTON I think you're pretty right about that, especially with all the new baby toys. Of other species from the star wars universe, they have been pumping out like baby greedo and ewoks🤔
@@Zachary_s I really don't think we have to worry about red tape; Disney is an entertainment corporation, not a governmental body. And they've already shown us ONCE (gonna be one of many times cause DeSantis is an idiot) that they're not to be trifled with. I think what happened is indeed just the that they wanted Grogu back with Din Djarin. I think it would've been better overall if this season was still short, 8 episodes, but focused on Din interacting with other Mandalorians as it did...cause Grogu was mostly kept the the sidelines anyways.
The main draw that his show has IS Din's relationship with Grogu yes, but people WERE fascinated with this new character in the pilot episode I think he could stand on his own for about episodes, then have this finale be the reunion; have Moff find and kidnap the child, you still get your nice happy ending here with Din and Grogu out in the sun in a simple yet stately house. Having the reunion be in a spin off no one is really gonna watch made no sense.
It still works if you shuffle things around so why Disney did it this way I'm not entirely sure lol. The season was still good, but not as good as season 1 or 2. In order I think I'd go season 1 2 3 lol. Which is rare for a show series usually the latter seasons get put first cause you see more development. I think what they should do now, for season 4 onward, is keep it episodic. Like how season 1 really was.
The Bad batch was one. And Asoka is 2.
Writing has really suffered this season. Lots of lazy narrative here and plot devices that just felt awkward, unrealistic, and unnecessary. I think the most bummed I am is they really didn’t do anything cool with the Armorer. I think her backstory could have been an amazing redemption arc, where we get new Darth Maul scenes with her as Rook Kast. And how the part she played in the fall of Mandalore led her to become the Armorer. Okay with her not being the spy or villian. Just something interesting that is sooo Star Wars with Maul. Just another lost opportunity. Instead we got soooo many filler episodes that were at times very poorly written and added to plot and narrative like 0%. I love Dave Filoni and Jon F. But man so many weird episodes that went no where and seemed directionless with plot holes and believability issues. Etc. Makes me wonder if this was Kathleen Kennedy interference issue or because she wasn’t involved. Ugh. Well Ashoka looks amazing…let’s hope it is. Doh
Yea I didn't even watch this season, reviews have been bad almost throughout
Pretty accurate except the Ahsoka part. I was excited until the trailer. It looks like femtards, Kathleen Kennedys, wet dream.
Dave Filoni and Jon Favreau are spreading themselves too thin. They are are doing too many Star Wars projects at the same time.
Yeah when they started mentioning Death Watch last ep and it was like omg they're gonna align the planets and maybe have her as the Maul Acolyte and thennnnnnnnnnnnn nothing.
You guys are the exact same as the people making random insane fan servicey theorys about the marvel shows like wandavision.
Do capital ships no longer have shields? The pirate capital ship from EP. 5 didn't seem to have any either.
Obviously the writers forgot
How would a ship wield a shield? Ships don't have arms, dumbie.
Hey man, who needs shields when you can have e x p l o s i o n s
Shields dont work in atmosphere anymore according to Rise Of Skywalker lol.
@@FishyAltFishy Sorry, I don't acknowledge TROS XD
Gideon’s death was unintentionally hilarious
My biggest fear came true that this show would drag its knuckles all season then at the end make it seem epic to trick you into thinking the season was great all while dangling a carrot in front you to the next season
We know that season sucks!
Ikr. This episode and episode 7 felt like it could've been stretched to make up the entirety of S3. Was everything wrapped up nicely? Yes. But did it have to be rushed in a 41-minute finale? No.
I feel nothing now. I’m not excited for another season I am not satisfied with this finale, I just feel nothing. The last Disney Star Wars thing I liked has done this to me.
This is the way
Honestly was expecting Porky Pig to come out that last shot saying “That’s all folks!”😂 This Season was a complete mess.
Are we going to ignore that Teva still thinks that the Mandalorians are the ones who freed Gidian?
Oh shit i forgot about that lmao
Are they all just assuming that it was Gideon's Mandalorian-ish stormtroopers?
At the end of the episode Din and Teva were talking about them defeating Gideon. I would assume that they filled Teva in on all of the details off screen.
@@TAdams9795 Thank you for your comment because without it I wouldn't even know what Teva was lol
I dont think he does, he knew their clan and how they acted, and that Din hated Gidian. I think it was a 'hint' about the new Dark Troopers!
I don’t have an issue with Gideon dying, I expected him too anyway, I just wish they had done more with him before he went. The fact that the underlying plot for the last two seasons was explained away in one line and then ignored bothers me, especially since it has so much potential. Wouldn’t it have been so awesome and creepy if Gideon released his clones but they were all fucked up and unfinished.
This just did... nothing with me. Andor had me on the edge of my seat at every arc finale, but I doubt I'll even remember most of what happened in The Mandalorian Season 3 a month from now.
Yeah, frankly I really liked the direction it was going with Persching, and thought that would have been really cool to explore at the same time as whatever the mandalorian was doing, sort of in a similar way to how Andor shifted between Cassian's perspective and the perspective of the ISB. The potential was absolutely there, but the execution was a huge swing and a miss.
Andor is that good?
@@Ajax.._. no but its small fanbase think it is lol
Why is no one talking about how moff gedeon had Din and Grogu tracked with tracking tech. Then didn't know where they where?
"Oh, I see they're going into the room with my beloved clones. I shouldn't stop them in any way right? Welp back to doing nothing and waiting for themOHHHH MY GOD MY CLONES WHYYYY! 😭"
Because it’s a stupid show 😂😂😂
Not tracking tech. Standard issue star wars perimeter scanners that have always been the norm
The xbox kinect can do that without having a specific piece of tracker equipment on anything. I'm sure the imperials can figure it out
Even had grogu color coded green
Honestly, I don't even care enough to watch this season. I can't get over the fact they basically undid the finale, and essentially the entire emotional journey of the first two seasons, by bringig Grogu back immediately, and without letting him grow up at all. And I can't get over the fact Bo-Katan is a terrorist whose actions led to the overthrow of a peaceful, legal government and then years of violence for Mandalore, but here in this show we're supposed to be on her side. I just can't get behind any of that. For me, The Mandalorian ended with season 2.
Well this is the bo katan show. So you're not missing much.
I feel nothing now. I’m not excited for another season I am not satisfied with this finale, I just feel nothing. The last Disney Star Wars thing I liked has done this to me.
@@zachrohler1047 oh so my buddy wasn't kidding about you morons calling this the bo katan show.
Honey she's been around since the clone wars they didn't just INTRODUCE her for this show you do know that right?
U have every right not to like it but ur insane if you think they were gonna just put grogu on the sideline to 'grow up'. He's literally the only reason most casual fans even watch the show
Unless you're president, top-of-class, etc. You are oblivious to your own mistakes.
Mad respect to OJ for standing his ground.
That’s what’s up.. AJ has become soft liking everything. Go back your roots son!
He’s soft because he doesn’t want to piss off the suits at big companies like disney. Sadly that seriously damaged his integrity. Damn shame
This is the way.
I agree with OJ completely, and he was giving a lot of leeway. I'd say 7/10 is very generous
@Davemike27 God forbid for us to have some level of taste and quality. Stop being a consumer that eats any product in the market.
Missed opportunity... The saber should've stayed with Mando the whole time.. breaks in his possession and then have Bo reforge it with the armorer to signify the unity of two tribes... In that way, they didn't have to conveniently write Mando passing it to Bo... She could've shown a better perspective that she can rule without it.. for me at least that's better character development overall (even for all of them) as the Mandalorians have always relied on that saber..
This! So many missed opportunities smh
Bro why are the comments better writers than the writers?
@@CHIEF__ lmao im sad bro they had 2 years to make this work and this is what we get
My advice would have been to finish writing Season 3 before you start writing Season 4
I have mixed feelings about this finale. There were some good moments, but there were also parts that didn’t work so well. My biggest issue with the episode was that there was really good set up in the last episode for future seasons of the show, but then they decided to resolve a lot of it here. It felt rushed, and there wasn’t as good of a payoff as there could have been.
It does feel somewhat cheap when the big bad who was built up since season 1 gets offed, and all the dangling threads season 2 left us were tied up, when we know there will be at least one more season. I swear, they better not pull a "somehow, Moff Gideon returned" on us... Nah, the likeliest scenario to me right now is that the Ahsoka show sets up Thrawn as the new big bad moving forward, and season 4 will have Thrawn as the main villain.
Screenwriting 101 you resolve everything in the show, aka movie or season. Complete all payoffs.
@@jacobchandler7642 even though I agree and hope that they don’t pull off a “somehow, Moff Gideon returned”, I really liked his character and wish he would’ve been the big bad for future seasons. It would’ve been quite an entrance for Thrawn if Gideon became a major threat to the Mandalorians and New Republic, and then when Thrawn appears, he just completely wiped the floor with Gideon. Doing this would’ve kept a good character around for longer as well as instantly establishing to normie Star Wars fans who have never heard of Thrawn before, who Thrawn is and more importantly how brilliant of a strategist he is. If Gideon is alive, I could forgive it if they do this with his character; plus they arguably did leave somewhat plausible way for him to still be alive with the mech suit armor. I definitely agree though that Disney has been bringing back too many characters who should be dead. It would be good if it was done rarely and there were good explanations like when they brought back Maul, but it has gotten to the point of parody to where you can just expect it.
Imagine if we didn't have episodes like the Lizzo and Jack Black episode and this retaking of Mandalore spanned for 4 episodes. It wouldn't have felt rushed and the retaking would have felt earned.
@@Durendail Fair point, but I think I need to be more specific about what I meant. I definitely want all plot points resolved by the end of the entire show, but I think it's better if you give the audience more to anticipate as you build up to that finale. I am 100% on board with the Mandalorians retaking their homeworld and Moff Gideon eating dirt; the show would be dissatisfying if those things did not happen. I just think it's strange to resolve all those plot threads and give Mando and Grogu a "happily ever after" style ending when there is still more show to see. I will definitely watch Mando season 4, but I am much less excited for it than I would have been if Gideon escaped and swore revenge, or the Imperial Base was not destroyed, or something along those lines.
Do Favreau and Filoni have something even more amazing than that coming down the Mandalorian pipeline? Possibly; I would be very happy if that was the case. But I know it will be tougher for me to buy back in when a lot of the initial plot threads that hooked me into the show have been dropped.
How the hell did Moff easily crush the damn Dark Saber like that? Isn't it made out of beskar? Bro crushed it like a coke can. And speaking of beskar, Moff should have survived that fire, maybe be dinged up from the blast but he should have survived. Also I'm sorry but I can't take Grogu seriously, especially when he starts flipping around, kiddo looks like Muppet on a sting 😂😂
not only that, how is Bo Katan fine? if he is strong enough to break the Darksaber, her hands should be destroyed.
There’s no way Jon had full control of this season
People need to stop letting him off the hook and realise that he's not as good of a writer as people made him out to be, the best parts of Ironman were RDJ's acting and improv and that's a fact.
@@bumbletom10 Why are you acting like we didn't get two great seasons of this show with him at the helm beforehand
Felt very last jedi. Very Kennedy
@@KalomikaArts nah TLJ at least had some complex themes
@@MrSacrafice “great” is strong words. 1st season was good second was ok. They were NEVER great.
I watched Andor season finale today immediately after Mando. The way that finale gave me chills during the funeral scene compared to the head scratching from this finale was such a drastic difference in pacing and quality. I can’t believe people still haven’t seen Andor but people clamor for this shit
I put my hamster in a sock and slammed it against the furniture
Because these are two different shows as in genre. Mandalorian shows what star wars can be fun but gets bit messy. Andor is what star wars can be story wise but it's Hella boring. And people like fun stuff, can't just sit sitting people just giving speeches
It’s worth it
@@AdamLoisSW That’s your opinion but to me Andor does buildup and exposition in a way that isn’t boring and makes the payoff that much sweeter. 🙂
@@AdamLoisSW I think it's mostly just the Rebellion is the least interesting thing about Star Wars not counting the sequel trilogy factions. Empire, Galactic Republic, Jedi Order, Separatists, Mandalorians, and basically all the crime syndicates >>> Rebellion.
It's weird that no one mentioned Paz or his sacrifice this episode. Not even his son at the end 😂
Short term memory loss from getting hit in the head to many times
Everybody kinda forgot about the Paz Vizla fleet...
Everybody forgot about everything is the theme of the Season.
Paz who?
I'm genuinely just wondering if there were cut storylines, or something, such as with the clones.. There is a lot of speculation on reddit about corporate messing with The Grogu/Luke story, and issues with Pedro affecting things, but I've learned to take anything said there with a huge grain of salt.
Crazy how this video is twice as long as a Season Finale 😢
Surprised they didn’t talk about how grogu appeared out of nowhere to save Din? Last we saw him he was with Bo and the crew?
he trained with john cena to become invincible for short time
Or droid. Yeah, they really went easy on the episode.
Nope. Nobody is talking about that.
See that is the bit that bothered me more than any of the other "issues" grogu out of nowhere with the RKO & then R5 is suddenly on the planet?
the fact they used gideon only for 2 episodes shows how badly the pacing was
After undoing the previous episode with capture of Din with the help of (out of nowhere) Grogu I could not stop myself from noticing flaw after next flaw.
It started for me when I say the episode would be 30 minutes. Thus episode was bs
You guys don’t remember Grogu learned how to appear on one side of a tunnel and then appear again on the other side from Reva when they were in the Jedi Temple all those years ago 😂😂😂😂
@@ThisGameizBrokn exactly
The last episode is very close to obi-wan level writing nonsense. Also they definitely rushed hard on last episode, in the credits art section, you can see space battle that wasn't here. Where all the space ships vanished? Yeah, you can argue Axe destroyed them with the ship, but it was unclear.
Also unclear if Gideon people have beskar or not. In one segment you can clearly see Bo pierces through armor of one of the enemies, which is kinda strange, since in almost every moment they show that this armor is very strong and it's cannot be pierced like if it's beskar, same goes for darksaber destroying. As far as i know, SW Legends never stated that hilt was made from beskar, but in "canon" it is. And properties of the material were very unclear lately, like if they did retcon some stuff.
And i can keep going for eternity, how easily Din killed the clones with one click, even though Moff should have stopped him(well, he walked away somewhere to face him.. but... never did? wtf even was this scene),
also they showed Din got captured in previous episode to be very easily resqued in this one.
Apparently there is a problem with Pedro Pascal contract stuff, inner politics, should he remove his helmet or not. And already was fired from Skeleton Crew. This is ridiculous, and definitely can be the reason why this scene happened as it is.
Overall i like this episode/and a season a lot(as a huge fan of clone wars and whole mandalorian arc that was pretty much one of the central theme for the show). But damn it's sucks very hard, that this episode could have been MUCH MUCH better. And why i must compare it to obi-wan level logic writing is very dissapointing.
So Gideon just lets Din destroy his clone project while waiting outside doing nothing? Ok then…
Exactly
It was actually really pleasing and for some reason nostalgic to see Mando being not so incompetent during fight scenes. Seeing him dispatch enemies the way he did this episode was sorely missed this season in favor for Lizzo cameos and our new main character Bo. I’m really happy Din destroyed those Gideon clones. I thought that was going to be how they explain his return for every season to come and that would have felt so stupid and boring and repetitive. I saw someone in the mando instagram comments section say this season was better than all of Andor. It quite literally broke my brain when I read that. Once again I believe it says more about the show when you look more forward to a review than the actual episode itself 😅
He took some gymnastics lessons
Yeah he wasn’t incompetent, but you could see it’s still difficult for him to take out these guys, which is how it should be. Establish the threat having actual strength. Din is still just a guy at the end of the day
@@raidengoodman8754 exactly 🙌🏼
man, everything aside this season really was not up to par with season 1 and 2, at points it was awful, at points epic. The finale felt safe and kinda fell flat all around.
@@awildmoose6541 Bingo.
its crazy that the last two episodes are the only ones to have any connecting story it feels like and thats sad
Wasn't Din's ship on the mandelorean captured cruiser? The one that rammed into the empire base? Where did it appear from ? 😅
Same place R5 was 😂
How does Gideon get super strength all of a sudden? 5 minutes ago, the dark troopers were huge and bulky. Now, the can fit the tech to massively augment his strength, into a suit no bigger than what the Mandalorians wear? Yet the base is still patrolled by little wheeled things that deal with security threats by gently nudging them
When you have 8 episodes for entire season, we ain't got time for the fillers. This is the way.
All episodes will be at least an hour long, this is the way.
@@eternalbeing3339 This is the way
Yeah if you take away all the filler, the content for the main quest only fills out about 3 episodes.
AJ seems so uncomfortable and uneasy everytime Alex speaks its effing hilarious 😂
Lol, yeah I noticed that also. Maybe because the audience values Alex's opinion more than Joe's.
How? Yall are really weird
Where did Grogu even come from?? He just "showed up" to save Din. Also... WOULD HAVE BEEN A PERFECT OPPERTUNITY TO GIVE GROGU A HELMET!
YES. He’s clearly trapped with the other mandalorians and somehow teleports past all the enemies.
@@preston7795 Oh it's the Force,according to Disney.
So their jetpacks have unlimited fuel now
They fly now
When the writer needs it to be yes
Unlimited power.
I think the writers don't realize how far outer space is. Don't they know NASA rockets have HUGE fuel tanks?
@@One.Zero.One101 in that same scene the mandalorian we saw flying space went through the upper atmosphere burning but 10 minutes later were suppose to believe moff in a full beskar died in the fire?
The pacing felt so awkward and I'm normally not picky enough to point that out. It's like they had to tie in so many things to take care of loose ends that half the events of this episode just have to be accepted without much reason or logic. "Somehow the Mandalorian escaped."
yeah felt like u walked into a movie at the end and its just like wtf is going on
Imagine how garbage filloni's magic movie will be neatly tying up all the little shows....😂
@@aaronconnell2152 I guess you never watched Rebels because Ashoka is basically a continuation of that.
@PassionDono you said it's rushed bc of all the loose ends, Filloni will have 2 hours to tie up, How many series? Ashoka Mando BoBF Acolyte the New Republic show etc. His ashoka show will hopefully good but we already know it will be resolved or arc resolved through Fillonis film
I dont get how you can rate an episode "on its own". Its not a movie, its part of a show. Its like buying a burger, and rating only the ketchup, it has no point alone.
Agree. Specially a season finale.
Yeah I've never understood why they give ratings to individual episodes. Kinda gives the impression that they like the smell of their own farts.
My thoughts during the episode:
1. At the 3 min mark, a guard runs out and doesn't respond to gunshots until he is shot a couple times (he seems completely unfazed).
2. Just after that, there is a fight with Mando and a couple guards and the armor differences between them is ridiculous. He headbutts the guy and that hurts him? Mando gets set on fire and is unfazed but the other guard is in pain... What?
3. Is Grogu trying to put out an invisible fire?
4. Getting the Mandalorians to safety sure was easy.
5. Taking on the hero alone is a rookie villain mistake
6. The droid floats gently downwards, lands on a ledge safely, then proceeds to get close to the edge to... scare itself?
7. How does Axe have that much fuel that he can practically fly to space, but earlier in this same season the Mandalorians didn't have enough fuel to chase down that giant beast that had the child?
8. So their masks allow them to breath in space? I could have sworn that when Mando was pulled down into the water in a previous episode he was basically drowning and had to be saved.
9. Why do bad guys always shoot directly at shields?
10. I find it funny that Grogu's robot must have a "silent mode" they snuck in because it was noisy afterwards.
11. Why are they punching the armor so much?
12. Sounds like Grogu is laughing while fleeing for his life.
13. Why does it sound like Moff is a robot with the sounds he is making?
14. Thank god Axe didn't feel the need to go down with the ship!
15. Grogu's firebending skills are very impressive.
16. If that was truly the end of Moff... that was lame.
17. Glad there was so much time spent on that black blade...not.
18. What a corny as hell, "happy" ending.
I agree 100% episode was rushed chaotic and messy 6/10
Perfect list.
Agree, also wasn't there a episode in rebels the mandos did space combat on a interdictor I don't remember well, I wish they raised the stakes and the clones being disposed like that was dumb af
Well, that was a very "SAFE" season finale, almost as if it was written by the marketing dept and not Jon Favreau. 🤔
So much potential and we got absolutely nothing. No big save by Luke, Ahsoka, Hera & Sabine, no heroic death (Mando?), no mythosaur (sp) & no f-ing spy? Wtf!
Also, wouldn't be surprised if Favreau is off to WB with the "That's all folks" fade out at the end.
No Thrawn in an episode called "The Return"
no fan service is a big plus, nobody bails out the mandolorians
@@SuperDutchGold Yup I was hoping for that or Palpatine
@@SuperDutchGoldThat's an aside mention, not an appearance.
Stop shifting the blame to KK or "marketing". Sometimes the people you like fail. Like Lucas. Accept it, for once.
Wtf happened after Moff saying "I'll take care of him myself." ?? I thought he would ambush him?😂
I strongly disagree with Joe saying the average watcher doesn’t notice these issues anymore. The all time low ratings for Mando, uproar over the season, etc it’s very clear that the average viewer is noticing and doesn’t like it. I forced myself to watch Season3 hoping it would improve after not even knowing it started. I won’t be watching season 4 unless it’s glowing positive reviews.
how can you complain if you dont even know how it started....
@@SvenskSork I can’t complain because 3 episodes came out for season 3 before I knew season 3 even started? Lol that’s just stupid
To Alex's point, I think they are abandoning Din. And part of that is someone else having more primary control over Bo, who will be the focus in later seasons.
The thing that hurts me the most is the lack of an emotional element to the conclusion like season 2 finale did. that finale had me almost crying while this finale felt like Disney just wanted to get this over with.
Yeah but how do you top the return of live action Luke? That bar breaks the ceiling! Season 3 was doomed from the start..
@@KiNGZiGMASTER You know how pretty simple
1st dont give away dark saber cuz why the fuck would you? Just tkae the throne for urself.
2nd use more dark saber
3rd stab moff gidion in the neck by said dark saber cuz he cant do shit in his beskar moblity scooter seriously just circle around him that power armor remind me of Hammer tech from iron amn 2 more than trooper armor u can even here the fucking SERVOS during the fight that shit is second away from ripping its urser in ahlf or setting him on fire.
@@KiNGZiGMASTER Luke showing up in live action was less emotionally resonant to me than Grogu leaving with him. Din removing his helmet to say goodbye to Grogu is one of the greatest scenes in the franchise, and they undid it immediately in a shitty spin off.
There is an emotional element. Its contentment and peace.
@@Korijenkins1414 100%
9?!?!?!? No. It’s a 4 tops
Joe : This episode is SOLID
Other Joe: It was Rushed
Joe: Yes I strongly agree with that.
Okay so it wasn’t solid Joe lol , put your emotions aside and think logically lol
if the imperials are wearing beskar armor...then how is Bo cutting/stabbing through them with the darksaber?
Cheesy Disney ending, idk what Joe is smoking to think that was a "strong" ending
6/10 at best.
You’re clearly on some lean yourself, hating on the ending
@@fayraymond9809 but it was mid...
@@InfectiousViper agree.
@@Michael-hc2vs ya it was mid. For an action tho it was quite great. But Star Wars is not just action
The Darksaber is made of Beskar. I was surprised his augmented suit could crush beskar that easily.
The suit was made of beskar
@@LuieB and Bo's bones were also made of Beskar?
@@salvadorHombre it’s a family show, they aren’t going to show someone’s fingers getting crushed.
@@chazo1367 Then don't show Gideon breaking a Beskar Hilt in that way. Maybe he grabs it off Bo's hand and then breaks it.
It's just stupid direction when you show something like that after establishing time and time again that Beskar is indestructible.
@@chazo1367 it's star wars people get cut into pieces all the time and the first episode of the first season a guy gets his body cut in half by a door, miss me with that bs
What happened to the weird robotic organism from the first visit to Mandalore, cause it survived and it seemed to recognise Bo. I thought it would return and amount to more, no?
This!
10/10
-1 for jetpack fuel
-1 for R5 appearing out of nowhere
-1 for no sheilds on a freighter
-1 disappearing Tie fighters
-1 for hidden eden on mandalor (weren't those dudes asking for food?)
-1 for praetorian guards giving up on killing Din
-1 for flushing clones down the shitter
-1 for bringing back ig-11-12-88 back again!
- 1 for Din finally relaxing and keeping his helmet on.
+ 1 for some dope ass special effects
Verdict: 1/10
Play it again D'an!
Never saw Alex give a score higher than Joe and Other Joe. Go figure.
They were dealing with Pedro Pascal filming The Last of Us in HBO, and had to fill in a couple episodes where Pedro Pascal either had few scenes, or didn't appear at all. I wondered if Pedro Pascal was even inside the armor most of the time, or was it Lateef Crowder (capoeira artist, and famous stuntman - who plays Mando in all the action scenes)?
I'd be absolutely shocked if Pedro was more than a voice actor.
Bro he’s sitting on the toilet while doing his lines, it probs takes him an hour per ep to do his lines
Pedro wasn't in the suit at all this season. He recorded all his voice lines from his house. It was all phoned in. It's like a days worth of work for him.
He wasn’t in the suit once in season one, it’s shown in the special feature
@@SpartanHoplite360 Must be so nice to be such a big in-demand star that you literally can just "record" all of your necessary content from your home lol. But of course his case is kinda special since he doesn't need to be there physically due to the suit/helmet
With 20 mins left to go in the season, they have a conversation about FREAKING plants
Hahaha I’ve seen hardly anyone mentioning that scene
My biggest problem with the episode was how easily Gideon crushed the Darksaber. The hilt as far as I remember is make out of beskar which I would think would take a massive amount of force before it could be even dented let alone crushed, and Bo's hand would have been crushed into nothingness well before the hilt would give way.
Turns out Beskar Armor is now a form of plot armor, and so Beskar is a plot material: it does whatever the plot needs in that moment. Do they need it to be indestructible and protect Din from any and all damage? That's what it does in that shot. Do they need it to be really weak, and people die from one blaster shot directly to the breast plate? That's what it does in that shot.
Sloppy, careless film making.
The only bad thing about the finale that bo-katan bare ass wasn't in the finale.
Lol you can just Google her, you know. She's posed nude before!
We will get there eventually
Some Bo-Kacheeks 😂😂
*bonk*
Fr though Katee Sackhoff is gorgeous
Gonna Katee Jackhoff
felt rushed not gonna lie. also felt a feeling like something was missing but that i cant figure out what
still good episode but felt like they didnt put in as much effort because they feel like they dont need too
plot is missing
Pedro's face was missing. Which puts further evidence that he was only the voice actor for Mando throughout this entire season because he was too busy with the Last of Us.
@@mariobadia4553 after watching some scenes from season 2 like the scene where i kills those pig folk in the butchery it feels like theres not as much passion put into the series
Is it just me or has din not used his whisling willows on his gauntlet once this entire season
Joe huffing that Mando copium hard
Just a horrific episode with some action
This
I love how beskar can't be penetrated in the hands of the protagonist but whenever an antagonist wears it (the stormtroopers) they get one-shotted anyway
Pure beskar is such a thing. Viewers call it plot armor tho. Lol
Well the first time they appeared the armor protected them but now it dont?
1.Imps don't wear pure beskar but mixed metals.
2. The imps get shot but some of them just stumble backwards or knocked off their feet.
3. The ones that do die gets shot through exposed sections.
@@korkronwarlord Well It's really amazing how Paz managed to hit every single trooper's exposed section with a repeating blaster
@@garlic4742 pal moff even said they used Beskar "alloy" not pure beskar like Mando🤦♂️
The only major casualty is the Darksaber. Given that Gideon was wearing full body beskar armor, I can't even trust the idea that he's dead. And between Luke Skywalker and the Armorer, I'm sure they can fix the Darksaber or make a new one.
that was an clone of gideon 🤓
@@KeIpyG Sounds like a Dr. Doom plot.
Gunna have to roll with OJ on this one
You have to remember this was shortened because of the book of boba fett if you remember that season took away about two full episodes, so maybe the couple of episodes that were a bit offish they were also hastily shot replacements...
damn joe you ain’t have to slam other joe like that
Darksaber was pointless, and not having a traitor was such a missed opportunity
My favorite part of this season was the theme song in the ending credits
Sorry but if they’re ranking anything from this season over 5 or 6 they cannot call themselves critics and call other people normies
I was also expecting a second “spy” from last episodes title. Thought it might be Axe when he took control of the ship, and that he would turn the guns on the smaller Mando ships. Then thought it might be the Armorer when she hadn’t appeared for most of the episode.
Wonder if we overthought it or if it is a plot point for the future.
I was so ready for that, raise the stakes but no
It’s just a biblical reference to the twelve scouts sent out to scout the promised land.
The twelve spies were the mandalorians, including Din and Bo. It’s just an older use of the term spy.
@@chazo1367 what are you referring too?
@@thatoneguy8146 the title the spies. It’s just a biblical reference, it didn’t actual mean another spy alongside the imperial woman.
@@chazo1367 ohhh okay okay
So, a big question - where did the Skippy R5 come from? Din and Grogu went down on Bo's ship. Was it there when they were on the barge drivign into a giant beast? Did it take the fighter down and when? If it didn't, wouldn't the fighter be on the ship that crashed into the planet?
Heck, if they wanted to evacuate, they could've just jump the capital ship into hyperspace. What happened to those TIE Interceptors after the fight anyway?
Who reprogrammed this IG-11, since its previous circuits were fried and it was gone? Besides, that place doesn't need a marshall, it needs a hecking fleet as we've found out...
"no one is gonna notice"
The first 5 mins is what bothered me the most um pretty free and easy with stuff. I'm all for the liberty of storytelling. But how did grogu find Mando in 3 seconds. And why is R5 there already. Axe fly to space sure I don't care. Shatter darksaber sure I like the symbolism. Loved it just the first few mins like, what, how. Silly I know 😂
Definitely with OJ on this one
Here’s the thing about the side quest/filler episodes:
they were also present in the first two seasons, but the dynamic has shifted and the show’s formatting has not.
In the first season the filler episodes were good because they allow us to get to know our main cast, and also are taking place in a season where there wasn’t really a main plot line per say (the plot for episodes 4-8 is basically just keep Grogu away from baddies, which side missions can support).
In season two, the side quests became slightly more annoying but all still progressed the main plotline of “find a Jedi to train Grogu”, albeit slowly. We spend the first few episodes trying to find other Mandalorians to help our quest, resulting in a useful tip that leads to a Jedi, which leads to the capture of Grogu and our season resolution.
The issue with season three is our side quests BARELY relate to the main plotline at all, which incidentally happens to be the biggest, most ambitious, more clearly defined season plotline yet: retake Mandalore. I mean, can you even remember how fighting the pirates progressed this plot? How about meeting Lizzie and Jack Black? Sure, they’re connected because the writers force them to be, but the progression is glacial at this point and you feel it. Things happen on the screen but nothing happens in the story for 5 episodes this season.
Still enjoyed the season, but they need to focus on making sure the individual episodes match the tune of the season.
Lol, I'd say the "side-plots" were less side-plots than in the previous seasons and DIRECTLY relate to the main plotline. In the first couple episodes Din's quest both gets him back into good graces with his fellow Mandos and brings and Bo-Katan back into the mix. Then Bo-Katan (former Mandalorian Royalty) and the Watch get to know and respect one another. Then we get resolution for Pershing and see Kane set up as an Imperial Remnant spy withing the New Republic. Then they stop Gideon's plot with the pirates to distract the New Republic from what he's doing. Then we get the reunification of the Mandalorians. Sure, they had to do a side-quest before they could speak to the Nite Owls (making it the first side-plot, aside from the Pershing/Kane episode on Coruscant), but it was specifically for the purpose of furthering the plot, not for no reason at all. Then we get the Mandalorians reunited and have them retake Mandalore. What about that isn't related 🤪!?
Season 2, especially, had episodes like the one where they chill on an ice planet, take a bath and get attacked by a giant spider and it's babies. Literally nothing else happens that episode. In the next episode, it just so happens that there are more Mandalorians there, but Din had no way of being sure of that. THAT is what I'd call a side-quest.
@@SpiderboyN2Jesus Correction- the rumors of Mandos on the frog lady's planet is what convinced him to take her there in the first place, so he did have a reason to go there. Ice spiders were definitely side-quest material, and overall just amounted to "it's been a difficult road to find other mandalorians". Not a particularly necessary episode, which is reflected with that being one of the lower-rated episodes of s2.
But this season, I mean why were the pirates even a part of it??? Sure, they're Gideon's distraction, but... how? Like no one was even looking for him, no one was trying to go to Mandalore besides the Mandos, and those ragtag pirates certainly weren't going to stop the greatest warriors in the galaxy from that. The pirates weren't sent as a divisive force because they came before the two clans reunited. They were just kinda there for a cool show piece or two. Which again, I don't mind (I still enjoyed the season), but it's just more delays on what should have been a much more focused season. Pretty common complaint I heard was that the last two episodes felt like they should have been episodes 3/4 or so, and that shows.
@@j.edwards9653 that doesn't make any sense. So you wanted a super short season? You'd be complaining that it was rushed if they skipped to the last two episodes right after Bo-Katan and Din leave Mandalore after bathing in the Waters. Not to mention you'd be wondering why the Watch was on Nevarro again, and why they were suddenly tolerant of Mandos who don't follow The Way, and why Bo-Katan suddenly has the Darksaber 🙄. That would be ridiculous.
@@j.edwards9653 also, I never said Din didn't have a reason to go to the planet that the frog lady needed to be brought to. I said he wasn't sure there would be Mandalorians there. It was just rumors. It was a big *maybe*.
@@j.edwards9653 as for the pirates not stopping the Mandos, again, they weren't supposed to stop them they weren't even supposed to meet. Hence why Gideon was shocked that The Watch and Bo-Katan teamed up to take them down 🙄. And are you really asked why Gideon does the crap he does? Who cares beyond the fact that he's a butthole, and the pirates are also buttholes, so they both like messing with people, and that he wanted people to "look over there" and not at Mandalore. So what if it doesn't quite make sense. I doubt his clones would have worked the way he wanted them to, either, and even if they did, they'd probably just kill him, as an inferior being, anyway 🤷🏻♂️. The dude's kind of a nut. Just let him be a nut 🤷🏻♂️.
The Darksaber getting destroyed by Moff Gideon was dumb AF. The hilt, guard, and emitter of the Darksaber are all made from beskar. There's no way Moff Gideon could have crush it with his hand, even with "power armor".
Can Joe at least try to look like he listens to OJ and Alex
Not sure what show you saw, but Joe is doing a MUCH better job lately. But OJ and Alex are naturally quiet dudes and when they speak they usually run out of steam. Which is okay, no worries. Joe is a unique dude in that he can run his mouth all day, which is why most UA-camrs have that same personality.
@@Hydrogen101 Joe is literally playing with his toy gun at one point while one of them is talking, lmao.
This was Jon Favreau smashing his action figures together making pew pew sounds.
Mythosaur? Irrelevant.
Wasting that whole episode on the Imperial Doctor? Dead end
Gideon's clones and why he wants the force? SIR NOT APPEARING IN THIS PICTURE.
I guess it's too much to ask for Star Wars to be written by people who aren't going to do whatever Mickey Mouse tells them to do cause now I'm dreading Ashoka will be another bait and switch and it won't actually be about Ashoka nor Heir to the Empire
I mean more luke in it would be great maybe some mara jade action.... but then again it made by disney so nvm
I’m seriously shocked AJ and Alex gave this episode such a high score. When I finished the episode I told my gf I could already see them ripping the episode apart. There were definitely good scenes but I’m with OJ at a 7/10. Too rushed and lots of goofy stuff that just didn’t do it for me. Definitely the weakest season by far. They’re really messing up by not have 10+ episodes and all of them being 1hr minimum.
Ps yes the AAA flavor is amazing but my number 1 flavor is the Miami nights one! Also the Crash Bandicoot Wumpa fruit is delicious. Golden apple pear was definitely one of the best flavors tho!
@11:20 The episode is around 33 minutes long, not including the recap, intro and end-credits. Shorter than you realize.
It’s the Bo Katan show, featuring the Mandalorian.
Well he did it to Boba Fett so maybe he had it coming 😂😂😂
People are so dumb
@@CesarDaSalad can’t deny karma 🤣
I cried when Skinny Pete told Bo Katan “Yo, this is the way and shit.” before sacrificing himself. Another great scene was when he showed the mandalorians the underground gardens and said “This is church yo.” But by far the best scene was when Gus said “Last chance to look at me Grogu.” before getting engulfed by the flames, truly one of the moments in Star Wars. Bravo Vince.
hahahahah
Next season finale prediction - A Gideon clone survived "somehow" and the final battle repeats
So for the second season in a row the writing team have made it extremely clear they want to write off Mando and Grogu.
There should’ve been a post credit scene or Kathleen as Thanos because she is going to force them to be re-written into something
“ Waaaaa I hate Kathleen Kennedy, but don’t bring up the massive amount of 80s and 90s films she was a part of and was still EP of all the Star Wars things I liked too waaaaa “
@Neil Deeley her work in the past doesn't excuse that she's head now and is therefore responsible for the culture of the workplace and direction of Star Wars.
JF wrote this entire season.
WTF guys, this is not that hard to comprehend. JF fucked up
Don’t ask questions, just consume product. Then, get excited for next product.
Mid season finale this show has dipped so much in quality this last season it honestly has me not caring for the next season
This ep honestly felt like an hour+ long ep that had a good half of it just cut out randomly which is why it feels so jagged and rushed or things being glossed over and missed by the end. The writing for this and by extension the whole season is just completely whack. I get it's there to setup the Bo Show that must be coming, but that honestly felt like full stop happily ever after ending there at the Frog Shack (like they have no intention of doing more Mando?).
Also why we keep looking at the Mythosaur as some kind of plot device but then not ever do anything with it?!
Would’ve been more impactful if Gideon actually killed Bo Katan
Bonus points if he did it with the darksaber like her sister, Duchess Satine Kryze, died
But ofc that would’ve been too risky for Disney. And not ‘happy’ enough of an ending