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I thought it was at the end of the episode they have a brief preview of next week? Maybe I saw it somewhere else though, I don't remember. They were definitely walking around with frog lady at the port and Ahsoka was lurking near a crate.
Keep reminding yourself Star Wars is in the fantasy genre, not sci-fi. You'll be a lot happier.
Yeah, my wife is a headline skimmer type when it comes to entertainment stuff. She of all people came home yesterday and told me about that goofiness. Then she started mocking the outraged internet moralists.
I would have never known if not for her and this thread
The first headline I saw was “apparently baby yoda eating the frog eggs was supposed to be funny” and I thought wait it was funny.Yeah, my wife is a headline skimmer type when it comes to entertainment stuff. She of all people came home yesterday and told me about that goofiness. Then she started mocking the outraged internet moralists.
Eh, it’s not well put together. Only thing bothering me is feeling like we spent way too much time with frog lady and now we’ll get to meet her hubby and that’s 25% of this season.
But you can look forward to the merchandise on sale soon! Get your Star Wars pudding cups in the shape of an incubation pod and infused with gel capsules - just like Baby Yoda ate!
Might as well. It was mentioned above but they’ve already captured the carnage on order:
I liked the old Andy Dufresne who would preform mental gymnastics to explain why this was totally plausible.
They were just unfertilized eggs. Mando was taking her to her husband so that he could fertilize them. But they were the last eggs she’d ever be able to lay, which is why she was so protective of them. Each one lost lowers her chances of having offspring. So while the kid isn’t eating her unborn children, he is whittling away her possible progeny.
We are talking about the same franchise that world-builds so effectively that there are whole wikis (wookies?) about things that are mentioned off-hand in dialogue that have crazy-deep backstories and remain consistent across movie, books, cartoons, comics, and other mediums, right? With such attention to detail this part seemed, well, just lazy to me.
If I'm going to fall into this trap, I'm going to say the worst thing about the episode is that they couldn't travel at lightspeed, and had to use sub light engines to get to the next planet. Adding in to the fact that there apparently was at least one planet between them, can you imagine how long that would take? Baby Yoda would be going through puberty by the time they got there.
Really good point, but even putting that aside, I am not sure that this part of the plot -- why they needed to travel at sub-lightspeed -- really came to bear in this episode in any way whatsoever.
They did that to explain why he was able to be intercepted by the X-Wings.
He sealed the cockpit only. The rest of the ship was exposed.Stompin' Tom Connors said:
will we get a montage of him fertilizing the eggs? maybe dimly lit and set to saxophone music?bcdjr1 said:
There were rumors that Saha Banks, aka Mercedes Varnado, was going to be playing the Mandalorian Sabine Wren. She was playing Koska Reeves instead. But at the end of Rebels Sabine went off with Ashoka Tano, so we may yet get an appearance from her. She did play a big part in the history of the dark saber.
Just quit Twitter. I did about 2 weeks before the election. Smartest move I made this year. That place is a cesspool.
I agree. Still this is a great opportunity for me to introduce my son to the BSG reboot.
Yes this was fantastic work by every one involved to keep her in this role.
If you are referring to the guy we think is Boba Fett....
MANDALORIAN FINALLY FIXES ONE OF THE WORST THINGS ABOUT STAR WARS.
