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After a fantastic chapter 9, I’m not really sure what to make of chapter 10.

I keep watching it but I don't know if I want a Star Wars Littlest Hobo.

I think when viewed together with Chapter 11, it'll work better. As it is, it's a relatively slow-burn portion of the entire story that could have been reduced further and attached elsewhere, or just skipped over entirely. It still provided some great entertainment with the spider battle, the flying through the canyon, and the starting scuffle.

That was a definition of a very filler episode.

The Child is evil. I’m telling you. Evil.

It'll be a Sith Lord in thirty years time, taking over from the reincarnated Emperor, yet still look as cute as it presently does. Despite all the bad deeds it does, including blowing up a planet with the power of the Force, no-one wants to kill it because it's too cute. Only when it reaches 130 years old does it lose everything it worked for, when its second-in-command literally stabs it in the back because in Yoda-years, it's no longer considered a kid any more.

The child really needs to be the offspring of Yoda and Yaddle cus I want to see the deviant art that gets created. :datass:

Wedgie wrote:That was a definition of a very filler episode.

The Child is evil. I’m telling you. Evil.

Rex Kramer wrote:
Wedgie wrote:That was a definition of a very filler episode.

The Child is evil. I’m telling you. Evil.

Eating those eggs was strawberry floating hilarious. You knew the little bastard was eyeing them up right from the start.

I really enjoyed the humour this week. Good fun.

The spiders though :dread:

Wedgie wrote:
Rex Kramer wrote:
Wedgie wrote:That was a definition of a very filler episode.

The Child is evil. I’m telling you. Evil.

Eating those eggs was strawberry floating hilarious. You knew the little bastard was eyeing them up right from the start.

Yep it was hilarious. I can’t believe the frog lady didn’t notice anything.

Good episode this week - great humor and the return of Richard Ayoade and Dave Filoni was unexpected and pretty great.

Yeah, maybe it was a bit fillery, but it was also very much on brand - every Star Wars show has episodes like this, and in fact there are scenes reminiscent of this (to varying degrees) in several of the films.

No episodes are filler episodes given the style of the show, it's meant to be a monster of the week with a loose overarching plot. It's essentially a western following a lone ranger as he fixes towns problems on his way to wherever.

Just caught up on the Mandalorian I really liked those first two episodes, I think it's probably the best thing that star wars produced.

First episode was amazing.

This show is slowly turning into We Need To Talk About Baby Yoda.

I like that.
:lol:

I really enjoyed that second episode. It's the little things I like that continue to build the universe post Endor. It does have the unusual effect of really making the most recent films look even worse though.

I do wonder if there is some scope to bring in Luke for a decent goodbye at some point. It seems to be loosely mentioning the Jedi and I wonder if that's a little plot point they will try and resolve at some point.

Cuttooth wrote:This show is slowly turning into We Need To Talk About Baby Yoda.

What's the Star Wars equivalent of archery.

Lex-Man wrote:
Cuttooth wrote:This show is slowly turning into We Need To Talk About Baby Yoda.

What's the Star Wars equivalent of archery.

Bullseyeing womp rats in your T-16

Zilnad wrote:
Lex-Man wrote:
Cuttooth wrote:This show is slowly turning into We Need To Talk About Baby Yoda.

What's the Star Wars equivalent of archery.

Bullseyeing womp rats in your T-16

So you're saying Luke's a serial killer.

I like the 'its Yoda if he hadnt come to the attention of the Jedi' vibe.
The egg bit was ace. Little bugger.

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