Star Wars "The Mandalorian" Live Action TV Series

[Hector]

It’s now safe to say that Dyn Jarren is more baddass than Boba Fett ever was.

[Hector]

Loved it!!!

[Hedji]

^. Hahah That is great!

[Sideshow Spock]

[Hedji]

Clone Wars is hit and miss with me. I do love Filoni, and like Lucas himself, his heart is in the right place. But Clone Wars does have some stinkers among the highlights. It's sort of a B+ for me.

The neat thing is, it's really George's vision. Filoni was heavily and directly tutored by George in what Star Wars is all about. I'd say of all the Lucas proteges, Dave Filoni has the most direct line to George's thoughts.

[jwyblejr]

My son loves the Jeff Goldblum show. We also enjoyed the Imagineering series (while recognizing that it is very much the pro-Disney interpretation of events).

My family watched the Star Wars Rebels series when it aired, and we absolutely adored it. I highly recommend it to those who are enjoying the Mandalorian. We did not catch the Clone Wars series at the time (as it had the stink of the prequels on it), but I think we are going to give it a try.

Can't go wrong with Clone Wars. Anything with Dave Filoni involved is gold.

[Hector]

This is the way...

[sprytel]

He shall have wings like Jeeg has on his helmet!

This is the way.

[LonnieFisher]

I guess since Mandalorian culture is comprised of a bunch of 'foundlings' trained to be ultimate warriors, and since the Mando has apparently adopted the child, then the title of the series refers to the little green guy and not the dude in the armor.

I suppose it will take a lot less Beskar to make his armor. He should look good with his little ears poking out of the helmet. I wonder if that counts for seeing him without the helmet on?

He shall have wings like Jeeg has on his helmet!

[rche]

While we were doing some of our last minute holiday shopping, my son noted that all of the posters for Mandalorian did not actually feature the Mando on them. They all had the child.
I guess since Mandalorian culture is comprised of a bunch of 'foundlings' trained to be ultimate warriors, and since the Mando has apparently adopted the child, then the title of the series refers to the little green guy and not the dude in the armor.

I suppose it will take a lot less Beskar to make his armor. He should look good with his little ears poking out of the helmet. I wonder if that counts for seeing him without the helmet on?

[VintageJoe70]

I loved the opening scenes of episode 8....You'll see what I mean, dont want to give anything away...

[Klosterheim]

The Mandalorian Season One was amazing and awesome!

I like everything about it, pretty much.
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Disney+ is very good, I can't find any lower quality settings, though, I guess they want perfection when it plays, same with CBS.

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I also enjoyed watching The Cat From Outer Space! (on Disney+)

It's a great movie!

The Castaway Cowboy was fun too!

[sprytel]

We’ve been enjoying the Jeff Goldblum show.

My son loves the Jeff Goldblum show. We also enjoyed the Imagineering series (while recognizing that it is very much the pro-Disney interpretation of events).

My family watched the Star Wars Rebels series when it aired, and we absolutely adored it. I highly recommend it to those who are enjoying the Mandalorian. We did not catch the Clone Wars series at the time (as it had the stink of the prequels on it), but I think we are going to give it a try.

[drquest]

We did the deal through D23 for a 3 year subscription for under $4 a month, so we're not going anywhere with Disney+. There's enough content to make it worth the while until the Marvel shows start hitting and season 2 of the Mandalorian drops.

-M

Yup I did the same thing. Super cheap for the amount of content you get.

[MRP]

We did the deal through D23 for a 3 year subscription for under $4 a month, so we're not going anywhere with Disney+. There's enough content to make it worth the while until the Marvel shows start hitting and season 2 of the Mandalorian drops.

-M