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

MarvelCharacterNerd

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But seriously - that "Yes" "No" stuff was stupid adorable and I loved every second of it. Though seeing the baby inside IG's skeleton was a bit squicky.

The rest of the episode (aside from the Gideon/Thrawn/Shadow whatever stuff I'm not deep in the weeds enough to be interested in) tilted from Game of Thrones to Lord of the Rings and back again and I was fine with it.

Hoping that the Armorer's mention of hiding out on a moon (I think?) was a tip of where she took her ship of survivors when Gideon's fleet arrived. I don't want to lose my fave character and I definitely don't want her to turn out to be a villain.
 

Jedijax719

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That was a great episode!!! A bit of Dark Forces, a true connection to the sequel trilogy that makes sense, and mad anticipation for Ahsoka and the eventual Filoni movie! After watching this episode, I personally have no doubt that
Thrawn will survive the Filoni movie and come back in the Rey movie(s)
and that
the whole First Order/Final Order/Palpatine return was just a diversion from Thrawn's take over of the galaxy
.
 

Screamface

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Andor is confirmed for 1 more season which they are filming now. I’m sure they said it leads right into Rogue one meaning there certainly won’t be a season 3
They always said it would just be two seasons.

I assume someone has thought there's the idea of a Rebel Alliance series set during the OT.

Judging by the current plans, they'll do that to really hammer home the point Luke, Leia and Han were all just footnotes in the Star Wars story. It's pretty wild they're now adapting the stories of their post OT adventures and triumphs to exclude them, giving their achievements to other characters.
 

sedati

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Star Wars fatigue...

I'll say, I know several people who aren't as obsessed and their plan is to watch it all once it's out. This is what I like about this style of release. The die-hards can watch at drop and spend a week theorizing and reading about all the little details while those who prefer to binge watch can eventually do just that as well.

Anyways... soon...
 

Figgy1

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Darn we still don't know who the spy is
The escape was epic:joyfull:
Is Moff Gideon alive somewhere???????
Grogu and food, some things never change
The return of IG-11:joyfull:
Next season could go in several directions. I'm wondering if we'll need to watch Ashoka to get clues
Super cute ending
The season is over:cry::cry::cry::cry:
 
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Jedijax719

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Exciting, but somewhat disappointed. I assumed we would have seen
the mythosaur come to the rescue of Bo
or
the first appearance of Thrawn
or
some other cameo
.
 

Sirwalterraleigh

Premium Member
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.
I wouldn’t say “perfect”…

It just had the right emotional tones in some scenes

And that’s all you need. And that’s what LFL isn’t getting.
 

erasure fan1

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I got D+ again so I started with Mando. I just finished the last episode this morning. Here are my thoughts on the whole season.

Overall I really liked it. My only real issue was, like most every D+ show, length hurt it. The season didn't really feel fleshed out enough. I also could have done without the guest stars, like most it seems. They just didn't feel right. I see why the Dr Pershing episode had people complaining but it didn't bother me really. This season as a whole just felt extremely short.

I thought Ahmed being the Grogu rescuer was a nice touch. It was cool to see the praetorian guards as well. I liked Bo-Katan a lot more this season than last. I think the show does a great job of using all of star wars. I just wish it was longer. Or if I knew it wasn't going to be so long for season 4 the short season and show length wouldn't matter that much.
 

mf1972

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hopefully pretty soon we’ll be seeing some of this
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hopemax

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There's been speculation that they would have a time jump at some point, I wonder if this leading into that. Mandalore can be re-established, Grogu can age enough to speak and become a more capable fighter, and the new Imperial baddy can be Thrawn.
 

Robbiem

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good finale. I think they realised they were never going to top the return of Luke in season two so went down the action route. I am surprised we didn’t get a cameo in the finale though I was expecting sabine wren and/or Ashoka Tano to turn up to help retake mandalore (and lead into the next show)

overall I think the series was OK but lacking something, I felt the same way about the bad batch season two as well. I still watched each episode when it was released but didn’t have the urgency to rewatch as I did before.

The final set up makes me wonder if the next season will use some of the rangers of the republic ideas with mando in place of cara. Looking forward to Ashoka already though
 

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