Nope. Hopefully that will change!Quote:
Originally Posted by PB
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Nope. Hopefully that will change!Quote:
Originally Posted by PB
Seriously. I may have to resort to figuring out how to stream the Ewoks movies if they don’t release something before next October. Last year I tracked down the damn Christmas special on YouTube.Quote:
Originally Posted by phatty
I watched this episode again and still like it. My only question is how did Boba know where they were? I get that the spy put a tracker on the Razor Crest for Moff Gideon but did I miss an explanation of how Boba was able to follow him?
He was the best bounty hunter in the original trilogy.
That’s a good point. I’m way overthinking it now.Quote:
Originally Posted by bodywhomper
Unpossible!! Must be flogged to death before even thinking! :rolleyes2
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Originally Posted by PowTron
The internet is reading my mind. FB just suggested a click bait article with a title that read something like “How Boba Fett was able to track Din on the Mandolorian.” ScreenRant’s theory is that he had a way to track his armor all along.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brownski
Reading your mind or reading your posts?Quote:
Originally Posted by Brownski
My daughter just couldn’t get over how stupid it was that Mando took off his jet back and didn’t put it back on. Had he done that, problem solved.
She’s not wrong.
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My thoughts exactly. That whole little standoff thing was just a pretense to get his jetpack off.Quote:
Originally Posted by EWG
same
Good one
Yes. Solid episode.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brownski
Loved the freshly painted Fett armor, the scene with the officer in the mess hall (Richard Brake makes my skin crawl. Excellent actor!), and the set up (using his own words against him) for the Gideon showdown next week.
Fingers crossed for a longer episode in the finale.
is it safe to sign up for Disney now to binge the season in free trial week mode...?
As long as your schedule is good for next FridayQuote:
Originally Posted by ::: :::
TPS reports
thx
Yup. Intergalactic TPS reports. Of course the empire needs them. Wonder where mando can find some fish guts to slap on top.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brownski
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i fuckin died right thereQuote:
Originally Posted by Brownski
Never seen a blaster run out before. That was new.
Maybe it malfunctioned? The empire probably doesn’t give the truck drivers the latest and greatest gear.Quote:
Originally Posted by Supermoon
And this week's episode was a giant pretense to get Mando's helmet off.Quote:
Originally Posted by Supermoon
And why were pirates trying to blow up the rhydonium instead of stealing it?
It was entertaining though, but I felt like the episode was filler in a season too short for filler... and would it have been too much to ask for having Fett do something more than fly his ship?
Why the hell tell Gideon he is coming? Hello? Yes. It's any warrior ever calling with this new idea called the element of surprise!
I don't think it was pointless filler. It was solid character development. Mando is changing from a cold-blooded bounty hunter to caring about Grogu, enough to start abandoning the teachings in his upbringing by a bunch of zealots. He now knows there is a lot more to Mandalorian than what he was taught, and Bill Burr's character was just slapping him with the hypocrisy of it all. That deserves some space to grow. He is changing.
And Gideon would have known something was up once it got back to him that Din checked in on an imperial face scan, and then that facility blew up in a firefight after they waxed the CO 5 minutes later. May as well tell him you're coming to ruin his day.
That episode was also written and directed by Rick Famuyiwa. All the other episodes this season were written by Favreau or Filoni.
Burr’s character planted a few anarchists seeds. The pirates could be a future theme related to derailing the empire rather than stealing from it.
I took the "pirates" as local rebels trying to disrupt the operation so they leave.
i like it so far. especially all the back story relating to star wars rebels, which is actually quite enjoyable for a kids series.
Though i do not understand why the beskar spear woman should know where thrawn is. I mean the (ok that part of rebels is a bit cheesy) space whales jumped off with him and ezra bridger and his star destroyer.
Thrawn, Ezra and the space whales jumped ~25 years ago to points unknown. What he's been up to since then hasn't been revealed, but 25 years is a long ass time when you have a star destroyer and a tactical mind. Apparently Ahsoka believe she's in league with him.Quote:
Originally Posted by subtle plague
Ashoka's left ear droopy striped thing tells me she and Thraaaaaaaawwwwwnnnnnn had bestial sex.
Don't tell the kids.
Of course! How did I miss that?Quote:
Originally Posted by PB
I can't remember if the original of this was posted. Don't care to look. The sequel is amazing. Minor spoilers. And if you recall Auralnauts work on episodes 1-6, you know what the last one is about and why it's hilarious.
Book of Boba huh?
These are SO awesome! I watched a few other older videos, too. Weekend at Obi’s was amazing. Thx!!Quote:
Originally Posted by DJSapp
Holy crap. Not going to lie...felt like an 8 year old again watching the back half of that episode.
Really awesome last episode.....
Same. Also, I can't help being stoked every time we get to see Slave 1 swooping around.Quote:
Originally Posted by PowTron
Well said.Quote:
Originally Posted by PowTron
I wonder if this means Kyle Ren kills Baby Yoda eventually
Agree. Season 2 really picked up the pace and story lines. It’s pretty much a weekly Star Wars mini movie now. Anxious to see how many new spin offs come out of this.
I guess the post-credits scene is setting up the spin-off ?
Also: Interesting how they made sure Boba wasn’t around when you know who showed up. I would have liked to see that interaction I think