I assume it's open to interpretation. But the latter is the more interesting interpretation.
Also I spent most of the episode being like
Also I spent most of the episode being like
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MANDO
- Thread starter Adrenaline
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I have to assume
Mando thought he was doing the Leap of Faith thing from Last Crusade, and didn’t stop to think that the planet was blasted to glass and full of psychopathic monsters and that maybe there actually was just a big hole there.
Mando thought he was doing the Leap of Faith thing from Last Crusade, and didn’t stop to think that the planet was blasted to glass and full of psychopathic monsters and that maybe there actually was just a big hole there.
My wife and I spent that whole sequence wondering whether the thing was the same species (or culture, or whatever) as General Grievous.
Also, it was a shame that Katee Sackhoff was clearly having no fun whatsoever in that episode.</s>
Grievous is a humanoid with cybernetic enhancements, not a little bug guy.
Yeah but the bug guy was definitely missing a few pieces and looked to be a tiny fleshy bit hacked off a much bigger guy so… maybe
The droid body looked similar but Grievous's whole thing was not a product of his culture or species. He was basically scraped out of a crash site and purpose-built by the Separatists.
The part of today's Mando that dealt with Mando was fun. It was unfortunately not very long.
The part of today's Mando that didn't deal with Mando was very interesting, but also I fell asleep during. I also don't really get what it was trying to say/do but whatever.
The part of today's Mando that didn't deal with Mando was very interesting, but also I fell asleep during. I also don't really get what it was trying to say/do but whatever.
I was very confused about how this episode of Mando was trying to set something up. What would her motivations possibly be for setting up the doctor? She needed him to go to the Imperial ship to put science stuff in a suitcase? Maybe she didn't know what kind of science stuff to get??? Help
None of that really made sense. Nor did applying mind altering punishment without due process or even hearing the guy out. Or without any doctors or even technicians present. They just leave him with the machine on, with another rehab patient to look over him? What are they even saying here? That the Republic is just as bad as the Empire? IDGI.
Phantoon
I cuss you bad
She's
still working for the Empire. Pershing was the guy behind Gideon's evil plot and losing him set it back. She got him to give her everything they needed to finish then wiped his brain so he can't help or even tell the New Republic.
Also, while the New Republic intends to do well, many of the people in it lived much of their lives under the Empire, and old habits die hard
Johnny Unusual
(He/Him)
Finally saw the season opener. I feel like I see think piece headlines saying "Well The Mandalorian kinda looks weak next to Andor" but I got what I wanted from it. Baby Yoda doing Baby Yoda things. Djin looking grumbling and making plans. Only issue is it feels like he's had about three GTA mission cut scenes but no missions. I'm not even sure the order he's supposed to do things in right now. Overall, though, it's a small complaint. Because the dumb baby is trying to hug a tiny mechanic and Carl Weathers is just doing "news for the hard of hearing" bit. I'll take it.
The main thing this episode did was make the New Republic seem even stupider
Yeah bit of a baby/bathwater situation there with materials. Mind you, the Imperial era ships ARE resource sinks and I would also scrap/recycle those logistic black holes ASAP. I would, however, strip out anything and everything that could be reused or repurposed.
The comparisons to Andor are silly, as if the shows weren't largely in production at the same time, with different writing teams. Of course Mandalorian S3 isn't going to be more like the show it's not a continuation of.
re: salvage and scuttling of ships, I'm sure the plan is to get to everything, but I'd imagine weapon systems are the first priority in disarming warships.
I did find the practice of giving rehabbed Imperials a special badge and serial number name pretty questionable. But if the New Republic was in the business of making good choices it probably wouldn't have fallen to the FO after denying there was any threat and sidelining Leia. Like Luke's ultimatum for Grogu, it's an indicator of things to come.
re: salvage and scuttling of ships, I'm sure the plan is to get to everything, but I'd imagine weapon systems are the first priority in disarming warships.
I did find the practice of giving rehabbed Imperials a special badge and serial number name pretty questionable. But if the New Republic was in the business of making good choices it probably wouldn't have fallen to the FO after denying there was any threat and sidelining Leia. Like Luke's ultimatum for Grogu, it's an indicator of things to come.
One needs to remember that in the galaxy's very long history, the Empire is a blip, an aberration. One they probably want to forget ASAP. I imagine if the Communist regime in China were to collapse, you'd see something very similar.
Din Djarin is climbing a mountain why is he climbing a mountain??
Also FUCK YEAH Jar Jar redeemed!!!
Maybe don't live in the cave with giant sea monsters in the nearby lake and giant flying monsters in the nearby mountains
Well that’s their way
Don't want to rock any boats but after three seasons I'm just gonna throw this out there....
I think their way is kinda dumb.
I think their way is kinda dumb.
Nah man, you have to wear a hat at all times and if you take it off you have to swim with a dinosaur, and donate all your metal to an orphanage.
What’s weird about that?
What’s weird about that?
Odds are certain traditions had foundations in necessity, like keeping your appearance secret also allowed you some anonymity between missions or jobs. But as often happens with a society this old, the original purpose was subsumed into a religious practice that ignores practicality.
Literally me and my partner saying this the whole time
They’re pretty…
numb to the sheer amount of dead children they’ve acquired over time because of them, and seem pretty shocked that they brought one back alive
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numb to the sheer amount of dead children they’ve acquired over time because of them, and seem pretty shocked that they brought one back alive
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I was like, did I blink and miss something in the flashback, before I realized were talking about the actor...
Somehow… Moff Gideon returned…
Enjoyed the big action scene. Show feels really stilted whenever it tries to do dramatic storytelling.