Do you think Baby Yoda's first word will be "dada" addressed to the Mandalorian?
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SPOILERS: The Mandalorian S1 Chapter 4
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Do you think Baby Yoda's first word will be "dada" addressed to the Mandalorian?
I gotta go, there's something wrong with my eyes... they're leaking.
Princess Leia
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I’m currently watching it for the second time. I think the episode is a little clunkier this episode, but the visuals continue to be gorgeous (and Baby Yoda continues to be adorable).
Bryce Dallas Howard directed the episode, directing Star Wars must in the Howard genes.
Bryce Dallas Howard directed the episode, directing Star Wars must in the Howard genes.
sedati
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I do like that every episode so far has felt quite different. I think the second episode is the only one so far to really convince me I'm watching a Star Wars film on television rather than a Star Wars television show. Each has it's stand out moments however. Cool to see a Loth Cat, but I am a bit disappointed in the creature designs so far. Krill? Frogs? Walrus? Wooly Rhino? They all seem slightly tweaked from our world rather than really going out there. But I can't complain about execution as the effects work has been great.
Looking forward to more. (Eagerly awaiting local favorite Bill Burr to show up.)
Looking forward to more. (Eagerly awaiting local favorite Bill Burr to show up.)
doctornick
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I love how every episode is different and we are seeing the main character evolve without losing his edge much. This was fun.
I'm curious if the girl or her mother will end up being significant. Feel like they might show up in season two.
I'm curious if the girl or her mother will end up being significant. Feel like they might show up in season two.
The Sorcerers Aprentice
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Has the soundtrack for this episode been released on Itunes yet? I’ve been looking all day and I can’t find it anywhere.
jt04
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They definitely hinted at them being back. This chapter felt more like a traditional television series but also had some great cinematic sequences. I can't help but think they have been cut from much longer episodes down to the 30+ minutes we've been getting. Wonder if we will get an 8 hour version someday.
Joesixtoe
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Gina is a lot bigger looking(muscle wise) than she was as a fighter... her acting was pretty good too.. she fits this role well I think. Baby Yoda is amazing... this episode didn't seem to push the narrative to much forward.. but it's a show and shows can get a bit more detailed and flesh things out. So I'm loving it and can't wait till next Friday.
erasure fan1
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What I like about Gina, is it's obvious she knows how to fight. Her kicking butt feels 100% natural.
As far as the episode goes, it had a lot of humor. It felt the most like a tv show of the 4 episodes so far. It's just killing me I have to wait a week for the next episode. The chapters are so short I just don't feel like I'm getting my fill. And if that's my biggest complaint, I think we're doing OK.
erasure fan1
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Agreed. Baby yoda is so far off the cuteness scale at this point it's crazy. When the mando told him not to touch, then he just looked at him and slowly went and smacked the button. I nearly lost it.
erasure fan1
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When that part happened, you should have heard my wife. Lol I'm pretty sure that if he did get shot, the TV would have been ripped off the wall.
It's getting so bad that I'm looking to spot baby yoda in every scene, and if he's in it I pay attention to nothing else!
For every episode of the Mandolorian, my ovaries release five mature ova. And I'm a dude.
mf1972
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between that scene & the scene of baby yoda watching mando & carano fight, it was hysterical
erasure fan1
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And don't forget when he told him to stay right there, and dont move. And when the razorcrest door opens, baby yoda is right at his feet. Classic!between that scene & the scene of baby yoda watching mando & carano fight, it was hysterical
Minthorne
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Most impressive.
BrianLo
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Killing him now would possibly be one of the boldest, most horrendous events to occur in television. I'd be concerned for the people's mental health if that were to happen though. Plus the subscription cancellation blow-back.
It would make for a great John Wick type show heel turn though in an alternate sadistic universe.
For now I'm just content that he was able to bring balance back to the fandom, people actually uniformly like something in Star Wars again!
It would make for a great John Wick type show heel turn though in an alternate sadistic universe.
For now I'm just content that he was able to bring balance back to the fandom, people actually uniformly like something in Star Wars again!
Great throw back to the first time we met Yoda. He was very curious as well and rummaged through Lukes stuff.
Anyone see this yet? It's very impressive.
Wendy Pleakley
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I was impressed how they made the AT-ST really imposing and intense as a weapon of war. We previously saw them tripping over logs, in one of the franchise's less stellar installments, so this was nice to see.
The action scenes are much smaller in scale than what we see in the movies, but still feel very cinematic and impressive.
A lot of people complain that about the show being doled out in short installments, but I like it. First of all, it's a TV show, that's how it's supposed to be. Second, this show wouldn't work well in large doses in my opinion. The slow pace works for TV and the weekly installments. If the first four episodes had been released all at once, people would binge it like a movie and be complaining they just spent two hours watching it only to have very little happen, plot wise.
The action scenes are much smaller in scale than what we see in the movies, but still feel very cinematic and impressive.
A lot of people complain that about the show being doled out in short installments, but I like it. First of all, it's a TV show, that's how it's supposed to be. Second, this show wouldn't work well in large doses in my opinion. The slow pace works for TV and the weekly installments. If the first four episodes had been released all at once, people would binge it like a movie and be complaining they just spent two hours watching it only to have very little happen, plot wise.