Latest The Mandalorian Season 3 Trailer

[Bruce Banner]

Seasons 1 and 2 are finally getting a 4K UHD and Blu-ray release in December.

https://www.starwars.com/news/the-mandalorian-4k-blu-ray

[Nostalgiabuff]

Love the show but 8 episodes a season kills me. We grew up with 20 or so. Feels I just get into it and it's done for another year. I want more!

more like 2 years in between seasons

[Brown Bear]

Love the show but 8 episodes a season kills me. We grew up with 20 or so. Feels I just get into it and it's done for another year. I want more!

[drquest]

^That one seemed like a bit of a stretch. They couldn't keep up with that flying lizard that was kidnapping kids but they can go to outer space?

Yeah no doubt!

Although that was the other faction of Mandalorians, but still....

Uneven ending to the season, which isn't surprising considering how uneven the whole season had been. Oh well...

[Hector]

^That one seemed like a bit of a stretch. They couldn't keep up with that flying lizard that was kidnapping kids but they can go to outer space?

Exactly…

[jwyblejr]

^That one seemed like a bit of a stretch. They couldn't keep up with that flying lizard that was kidnapping kids but they can go to outer space?

[Hector]

Spoilers…













Since when do Mandalorians fly into outer space with mere jet packs? Not even Iron Man can do that, lol…

[Bruce Banner]

And there you have it. Season 3 concluded.
This is (presumably) the way.

[Earth 2 Chris]

Last night's episode was great. It is setting up the sequel trilogy, but much like Clone Wars and Rebels is actually retroactively making those movies better. It does kind of suck that the New Republic was such an utter failure, though.

I too thought Hasbro was seeing dollar signs with nearly each scene of this episode. They are surprisingly slow to release figures nowadays, though. Solicitations for Luke with Grogu in the backpack from Book of Boba Fett just went up!

[palitoy]

Yeah, it was jampacked tonight! Honestly, I've enjoyed the whole season thus far. It does seem to lead to other series but I probably won't check those out.

[Nostalgiabuff]

i thought it was a great episode. lot's of cool fights and surprise appearances

[Liu Bei]

Plenty of potential new action figures in this week's episode.
Hasbro will get some decent mileage out of it.

Some great action sequences.... and yet, all roads inevitably lead to the ST.

That’s another reason why I don’t bother with Disney Wars. I know Doomcock was convinced Favreau and Filoni were somehow going to erase the sequel trilogy, but they never were. There was never a war to save Star Wars.

Disney is a disease, and Star Wars the corpse. There are indeed two sides with a vested interest in the outcome. One side is cheering for the disease, the other for the corpse.

[Bruce Banner]

Plenty of potential new action figures in this week's episode.
Hasbro will get some decent mileage out of it.

Some great action sequences.... and yet, all roads inevitably lead to the ST.

[Liu Bei]

Yeah actually, and it might sound bad saying that. I think the show has moved on a little from him being the main character. Not to mention there's like 3-4 dozen Mandalorians all waiting for different story lines. Plus Pedro is a much bigger deal right now than he was, so expanding out from him is probably in the cards for Disney as well due to costs. Even Grogu isn't being used as a draw either, he's there for cute/comic relief mostly especially this season.

That's all probably true, but in such a case, they ought to end the series and put those side characters in their own series, in my opinion. The show was called "the Mandalorian", not "a Mandalorian" or "Mandalorians." There's just something unseemly and off-putting about seeing a character minimized in their own show, for whatever the reason.

For example, I don't like later episodes of Gunsmoke because Matt Dillon was only in the episodes for a few minutes, if at all. I know why they did it, because James Arness wanted more time off to be with his family, but knowing that doesn't make the episodes any better.

You can't take the beef out of the stew and still call it beef stew.

[Bruce Banner]

Lucasfilm announced a Dave Filoni directed movie at SW Celebration this weekend set within the "Mando-verse" which will allegedly close out the stories of all the Disney+ shows.

They also announced a James Mangold movie focusing on the early Jedi, set 25,0000 years before ANH... (Better hope 'Dial of Destiny' makes money, James.)

And also a movie set within the sequel timeline featuring Rey and her efforts to rebuild the Jedi Order. (Place your bets now as to whether or not this one gets canceled.)