SPOILERS: Mandalorian Season 3 (beginning Mar 1, 2023)

[LSLS]

Personally this was my least favorite episode, definitely of this season, and maybe of the series. It just felt like 47 minutes of filler and 2 minutes of stuff that mattered to me.

 

[Tony the Tigger]

And even since New Hope, obvious rubber mask is obviously rubber.

But let's nitpick the CGI.

When I notice the CGI, I hate the CGI.

I’ll take the costumes any day.

 

[MarvelCharacterNerd]

Andor was a bore fest until the last episode. Moved way too slow.

That is indeed an opinion.

Here is another:

Andor was the best thing to come out of the Star Wars universe since Rogue One.

And Rogue One was the best thing to come out of the Star Wars universe since Return of the Jedi.

Yes, including Grogu & his daddy and Darth Maul and Ewan McGregor's spot-on Alec Guinness impersonation - all of which I love.

But quality storytelling is quality storytelling and Andor (and Rogue One) nailed it. Just excellent.

 

[MarvelCharacterNerd]

Silly episode but at least it wasn't boring. And loved all the Wonderland nods.

And I'll take Lizzo cooing over the muppet any day over Megan Thee Stallion twerking with She-Hulk.

 

[MoonRakerSCM]

The show is notably NOT about Mando anymore. Concerning really... But, I honestly am interested in and want to see where Bo's story goes.

 

[Sirwalterraleigh]

Personally this was my least favorite episode, definitely of this season, and maybe of the series. It just felt like 47 minutes of filler and 2 minutes of stuff that mattered to me.

Yeah…definite quirky filoni kinda fan service…but not overly compelling

 

[King Panda 77]

That is indeed an opinion.

Here is another:

Andor was the best thing to come out of the Star Wars universe since Rogue One.

And Rogue One was the best thing to come out of the Star Wars universe since Return of the Jedi.

Yes, including Grogu & his daddy and Darth Maul and Ewan McGregor's spot-on Alec Guinness impersonation - all of which I love.

But quality storytelling is quality storytelling and Andor (and Rogue One) nailed it. Just excellent.

That is indeed an opinion.

 

[Snow Queen 83]

I’m not really what this even means. Plenty of series for D+ have done quite well in the (available) ratings so I don’t really get the basis for the claim. The Mandalorian in particular has done very well.

Like I said in the original post (that you used only a little from). Disney has been stretching out their content way too much. Obi Wan was originally supposed to be a movie, but they made it into a series with forced characters like Reva, whatever that one lady's name is and little Leia. They retconned things (in the other trilogies) by saying Obi Wan didn't know Anakin was Darth Vader. Apparently they didn't watch "Revenge of the Sith".

While the other character they ruined Boba Fett was an old, thick, pathetic version of himself. Nothing like the original version in the classic trilogy. They stretched that out with unnecessary storylines, lame characters on vespas and ruining the Baby Yoda storyline with 2 shoehorned Mandalorian episodes.

And I didn't even mention the talkfest that was "Anbore". Being led by the most uninteresting lead character in Star Wars history.

The Mandalorian is the only good thing that Star Wars has done since Force Awakens. ... Well it was, because even that now sucks. Thanks Disney you've now ruined everything you own, except Avatar, which James Cameron won't let you touch.

 

[MarvelCharacterNerd]

That is indeed an opinion.

Which is what discussion boards are all about.

 

[Indy_UK]

Oh man, todays episode has me hyped…

I wasn’t excited about Asoka but this build up to Thrawn has me at peak geekfest.

What I am applauding them with on these series is how well, they the are filling in story plot holes and mess created by the sequel films. Seeing General Hux’s dad was awesome as you can see already that they are forming the first order.

It may end up making the sequel films much more watchable

 

[vikescaper]

Does anybody else think the Armorer’s behavior in this episode seemed fishy?

 

[FoodRockz]

Does anybody else think the Armorer’s behavior in this episode seemed fishy?

Agreed. Funky.

 

[Phroobar]

Does anybody else think the Armorer’s behavior in this episode seemed fishy?

Like she is working for Maul.
She does have horns on her helmet.

 

[MoonRakerSCM]

More seeds to Heir to the Empire... saw the moustached dude and immediately said "That's Pellaeon."

 

[Disney Analyst]

This was insane. Wow.

 

[King Panda 77]

As the mandalorians were chasing the troopers did anyone else have this in their head ?

 

[Indy_UK]

Like she is working for Maul.
She does have horns on her helmet.

I think she’s helping Gideon for sure.

Also I think it’s obvious the Din isn’t sticking around for too much longer with Grogu bonding a lot more with Bo just in case Pedro decides to not renew his contract.

I’d hope he would stick out for the Thrawn movie at least but I guess we will see

 

[Phroobar]

I think she’s helping Gideon for sure.

Also I think it’s obvious the Din isn’t sticking around for too much longer with Grogu bonding a lot more with Bo just in case Pedro decides to not renew his contract.

I’d hope he would stick out for the Thrawn movie at least but I guess we will see

Gideon has horns on his helmet too. Maybe they are both working for Maul? But then again Maul is dead because there was an episode in Rebels where Ben Kenobi fought and killed him on Tatooine. Maybe the horns are just a helmet decoration. I don't think Maul's brother is still around.

 

[Phroobar]

More seeds to Heir to the Empire... saw the moustached dude and immediately said "That's Pellaeon."

That is confirmed. It is Pellaeon. Poor guy just tries to keep things together while his boss is "out".

 

[sedati]

Remember, the show is called “The Mandalorian”, not “A Mandalorian”.