Alot of that looked like stuff we already saw in the previous seasons.
And why are Mando and Yoda together so much when Yoda only just went with Luke? Odd.
Mandalorian's Jon Favreau Points Fans to YouTube to Catch Up Before S3
The Mandalorian returns next week and some fans might be a little confused when it does. The Star Wars Disney+ show crossed over with The Book of Boba Fett—and if you didn't watch that series, you might be feeling a little lost.
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The mega-hit Star Wars Disney+ series The Mandalorian returns next week and some fans might be a little confused when it does. Season two ended with Grogu leaving the Mandalorian to go train with Luke Skywalker. Season three will begin with Grogu already back by the Mandalorian's side. And while the connective tissue is out there and easily accessible, the show's creators have some less than encouraging thoughts on catching everyone up.
"For people who didn't see The Book Of Boba Fett, we're gonna have videos that catch people up on it on [Disney+]," Mandalorian creator Jon Favreau told Empire. "And there's plenty of user-generated content [on the internet] helping people get up to speed, which is a tool that I use when I watch a show after it's been off the air for a while. It's not just the show—it's the community that surrounds the show. I learned through my experiences with Marvel how sophisticated the audiences are, and [they] inform one another and are paying close attention."
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HBO just announced that its Emmy-winning “Succession” will end with its upcoming fourth season. The team behind “Yellowjackets” has been open about having a five-season plan…
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There were people who finished Boba Fett?Mandalorian's Jon Favreau Points Fans to YouTube to Catch Up Before S3
The Mandalorian returns next week and some fans might be a little confused when it does. The Star Wars Disney+ show crossed over with The Book of Boba Fett—and if you didn't watch that series, you might be feeling a little lost.
The mega-hit Star Wars Disney+ series The Mandalorian returns next week and some fans might be a little confused when it does. Season two ended with Grogu leaving the Mandalorian to go train with Luke Skywalker. Season three will begin with Grogu already back by the Mandalorian's side. And while the connective tissue is out there and easily accessible, the show's creators have some less than encouraging thoughts on catching everyone up.
"For people who didn't see The Book Of Boba Fett, we're gonna have videos that catch people up on it on [Disney+]," Mandalorian creator Jon Favreau told Empire. "And there's plenty of user-generated content [on the internet] helping people get up to speed, which is a tool that I use when I watch a show after it's been off the air for a while. It's not just the show—it's the community that surrounds the show. I learned through my experiences with Marvel how sophisticated the audiences are, and [they] inform one another and are paying close attention."
Honestly you could watch the last two episodes and be golden
A lot better? You over did it here.
At least it was a lot better than Obi Wan
Xbox and Lucasfilm Launch 'The Mandalorian'-themed Gaming Gear for Season 3 - Xbox Wire
Xbox empowers fans to explore galaxies far, far away by joining forces with Lucasfilm to celebrate The Mandalorian in celebration of their highly anticipated Season 3.
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Definitely not the most engaging season opener I've ever seen, hopefully it's not a sign of the quality to come this season.
I did notice that Dean Cundy was the director of photography for this episode, which is awesome (cinematographer for most all the classic John Carpenter films, Back to the Future, Who Framed Roger Rabbit [he won the Oscar for cinematography in this], Jurassic Park, Apollo 13, etc., etc.). Dude is approaching 80 and still putting in work.
I did notice that Dean Cundy was the director of photography for this episode, which is awesome (cinematographer for most all the classic John Carpenter films, Back to the Future, Who Framed Roger Rabbit [he won the Oscar for cinematography in this], Jurassic Park, Apollo 13, etc., etc.). Dude is approaching 80 and still putting in work.
Honestly they need to stop with the weekly episode thing. This episode would be fine if we could fire up the next one right after. They have to set up the season and all that which is fine, and even managed to mix in some action. When you only get like 35 minutes a week it is kind of tough.
They also could have dropped 2 episodes. Second episode is supposed to be a lot better.
We needed more spectacle to distract from Favreaus mediocre writing.
Episode randomly trying to be Andor without realizing Andor has good writers. That was awful outside of the first 10 minutes.