Another good episode. The show hasn't had mis for me. There was also a lot of Baby Yoda in this episode with a lot of GIF material. 😍
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The Mandalorian |OT| A Complicated Profession [SPOILERS ON EPISODE DROP]
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"Stay in the car."
proceeds to give zero fucks and walks out like a baws
yooo, pill boy! made it a pretty far way from jacksonville lol
damn good episode all-around once again. bryce dallas howard following in her dad's footsteps with that directing job. once again, very videogamey, even got 'detective mode' in there tracking the footprints lol. gina carano did her thing too. prob her best role yet.
disney gonna sell so much of those baby yoda plushies, holy fuck lol
damn good episode all-around once again. bryce dallas howard following in her dad's footsteps with that directing job. once again, very videogamey, even got 'detective mode' in there tracking the footprints lol. gina carano did her thing too. prob her best role yet.
disney gonna sell so much of those baby yoda plushies, holy fuck lol
They did an episode like this on The Clone wars TV show. A bunch of bounty hunters helped a village out. That's what it reminded me of. Either way I still enjoyed this one. I do hope Cara and IG-11 become part of his team with Nick Niltes character joining then. I have spoken.
that infiltrate the enemy camp/defend the base mission lol
getting red dead flashbacks, goddamn it, arthur!
I thought the same thing. Does Yodling have chip implant or something?
At first I thought the space bassinet had a tracker but apparently not.
Was i the only one that thought the blonde kid with the bowl haircut really stood out amongst all the other olive skinned people in the village?
Possibly some Mandalorian film crew's kid? LOL
Possibly some Mandalorian film crew's kid? LOL
Must be, I have no idea how they keep following him otherwise.
I also find it really weird that this group Mandalorians aren't allowed to pit their helmets back on once they take them off in public.
Kinda find it hilarious that Mando finds a love interest, and immediately is like, "Yeah, no thanks lol."
Baby Yoda continues to be adorable. I do wonder if this is just gonna be 'What trouble will Mando and Baby Yoda get themselves into?" going forward. Not that isn't a bad thing but this episode was just okay imo.
Baby Yoda continues to be adorable. I do wonder if this is just gonna be 'What trouble will Mando and Baby Yoda get themselves into?" going forward. Not that isn't a bad thing but this episode was just okay imo.
Easily my favorite episode so far. The show gets a little better and a little better as it runs. Can't wait on the sipping broth gifs.
Prolly a super strict code fundamentalist sect of Mandalores.
I didn't like how the very first thing the Mandalorian does when he goes into hiding is engage in a multi-pronged profile-raising blowout by strutting into town in his unmissable armor, parading his rare and valuable Baby Yoda in front of the locals, making it rain for the hapless waitress, picking a fight with another laughably prominent fugitive, and taking on an explosive job in which he helps raise a full blown militia to take out an AT-ST.
Good thing those farmers lived in the middle of nowhere, right! Why even keep up the pretense of lying low, lol? I did my best to enjoy the ride, but I can't overlook writing that doesn't take its main character's motives and situation seriously.
Also that nice farmer woman was not only DTF without ever seeing our dude's face, she was ready to settle down and raise a family. Too bad our hero is a self-sabotaging dunce.
Weakest episode so far for me.
Baby Yoda is still the most precious thing in the world though. I want to pat his little head and help him dress in his little jacket.
Good thing those farmers lived in the middle of nowhere, right! Why even keep up the pretense of lying low, lol? I did my best to enjoy the ride, but I can't overlook writing that doesn't take its main character's motives and situation seriously.
Also that nice farmer woman was not only DTF without ever seeing our dude's face, she was ready to settle down and raise a family. Too bad our hero is a self-sabotaging dunce.
Weakest episode so far for me.
Baby Yoda is still the most precious thing in the world though. I want to pat his little head and help him dress in his little jacket.
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i thought it was olyphant it tim robbins (from shawshank redemption)
Show continues to be great. I love the direction they took with the AT-ST. Made it that much more intimidating and you can imagine what a bunch of backwater fish farmers who have no concept of an AT-ST would think of it. Favreau and Filoni are such a great creative team. Really hope Kennedy and Lucasfilm keep they working together on projects. They have also done a great job with the Directors so far.
Just saw on Bryce Dallas Howard's (directed the episode) Instagram a post all about Kurosawa's influence. Pretty cool.
I also want to say and not to be lowbrow but Gina Carano is one of the most gorgeous woman I personally have ever seen and first and foremost kicks ass like a champ. Her character is so cool to me and we know so little about her.
That's awesome will have to look it up. She did a great job, I guess getting all those toys from Uncle George helped her nail that Star Wars feel.
No kidding. Those things can be taken out by a pack of dental floss and a light breeze.
Writing was off in the episode. As someone else just pointed out above me, he went to a backwoods planet and then seemed to not care about actually hiding.
And near the end didn't make sense either. He admits they just did way too much to raise eyebrows yet he's ready to leave the kid there? It's too hot for either of them to stay but the one everyone is looking for should be fine... without protection?
The fact the tracking fobs still work out there too makes his decision making pretty questionable.
Also found the emphasis on the helmet stuff funny yet it shows him taking it off in full view of a bunch of children. They aren't looking toward the window in the shot but nothing's stopping them.
Gina Carano's acting came off poor in some lines too.
But overall the direction of the episode was pretty great. Imagery was cool, as it has been. Menacing red eyed AT-ST over the forest was rad.
And near the end didn't make sense either. He admits they just did way too much to raise eyebrows yet he's ready to leave the kid there? It's too hot for either of them to stay but the one everyone is looking for should be fine... without protection?
The fact the tracking fobs still work out there too makes his decision making pretty questionable.
Also found the emphasis on the helmet stuff funny yet it shows him taking it off in full view of a bunch of children. They aren't looking toward the window in the shot but nothing's stopping them.
Gina Carano's acting came off poor in some lines too.
But overall the direction of the episode was pretty great. Imagery was cool, as it has been. Menacing red eyed AT-ST over the forest was rad.
She mostly does direct to video stuff. She had minor roles in Deadpool, FF6 tho.
Oh yeah and she did Haywire with Soderbergh.
Yeah, it makes looks like he didn't born in Mandalore.
Unless they consider "Mandalorian" a title for the warriors born in Mandalore.
There are flashbacks showing him before he got taken by the clan.
We knew that from the first episode already though. The question is what the Great Purge is. It seems like the Empire killed a lot of Mandalorians in its last few years. Rebels took place 5 years before the Galactic Civil War and Mandalore was still fine back then.
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Mandos are a culture. Not a race. So while true he wasn't born on Mandalore. He was raised as one, so there's no difference.
This is the way.
Definitely got Stargate SG-1 vibes, if SG1 had a massive budget and Walkers. Gina was fun. Baby Yoda is too damn cute. I was legit upset when the sniper lined him up in the sights, even though it was obvious Baby Yoda wasn't dying.
Shame Julia Jones is one-and-done. She was very likeable with a thinly-drawn character, just like in Westworld.
Shame Julia Jones is one-and-done. She was very likeable with a thinly-drawn character, just like in Westworld.
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For me each episode has been better than the last. That was great.
it definitely was.
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