I feel like this ending and the following season it promised was so satisfying because it made a call-back to the spaghetti western roots of the Mandalorian and basically promised it would return in full-force
The reason why the troopers and Gideon were affected by things like fire and the Darksaber is because their armor is only made of Beskar Alloy whereas the actual Mandalorians armor is PURE Beskar. There’s a difference.
For those who missed it: in the scene right near the end, where Din and Grogu walked into the New Republic bar, there is a small group of like 4 or 5 people on the left-hand side. In that group, the guy in the hat is Dave Filoni.
My Boiling Celtic Blood had me Screaming like a Warhammer Ork during da fight scenes lol. And all I can say now is "This Is The Way" now. Now I want the next Season lmao.
And with this episode Din Djarin gets his big hallway fight scene. Also, there seems to be some confusion out there as to why the Armorer called him Din Grogu, which would seem to mean that Mando's name is Djarin and not Din. This would seem to mean that he comes from a culture that puts your surname in front of your given name (remember, he's not from Mandalore like the others). That is a thing in some cultures here on Earth, so it's bound to be found in a vast universe like in Star Wars.
I might not have cried but i was really pleased with how this episode and the whole season gave me a lot of OT vibes mixed with some very cheesy (but in a good way) Disney moments. It felt less dramatic than most things that Disney brought us and i really enjoyed that.
A lot of people I know didn't like this season. I love this season. I'm looking forward to more Star wars content of all kinds. I hope that Disney has learned from past mistakes and continues to strive for content that the fans will enjoy.
I see the end of this as a way of wrapping up the sub-plots involving Bo-Katan and the retaking of Mandalore, and now with Din taking Grogu on adventures to teach him about being a Mandalorian it will go back to focusing on the 2 of them. They did some minor set up for Ahsoka and I can also see them using this to lay the seeds for another series/movie focused on Mandalorians as a whole and the re-building of Mandalore and their culture.
My dad has seen John Wick more times than the Earth has revolved around the Sun, and he also said that Din "John Wick'd" that scene with the laser barriers, so I'd say you got that reference right, even if you haven't seen it. lol
It may have already been mentioned, but y'all may not have been able to see (through the tears) that Axe bailed out the side window before the ship crashed. Y'all are adorable!
Grogu's evasion of the Praetorians on the overhead fixture is practically my go-to boss strategy in Destiny 2: Evade evade evade until my powers recharge.
I loved this season, I think they underutilised a couple of actors in one episode but the episodes themselves were good, I like that it was wrapped up well but there's still room for more if they decide to, I would love to reach a point where grogu finds a balance with the force and mandalorian culture, to hear grogu say their first backward sentence, complete their armour set would be the cherry on the cake, perhaps even reforge the dark saber...I will admit they didn't address it but moth Gideon's strength and the sound when he moved implied his suit was cybernetically enhanced or maybe they did and I forgot but the amount of pressure needed to break a beskar steel lightsaber hilt must be mental
So judging from your surprised reactions to seeing Axe on Mandalore at the end I take that to mean that you missed the part where he jets OUT of the falling ship?
Omn1Media on his video reaction (18min55) explained a very interresting theory about the spies : a reference for the 12 spies Moses send to the promise land. And Bo took 12 mandos with her.
I love that y'all got into the couch reaction format with stuff like this and TLOU, and just like the former, it's been a blast and a half. Also...am I the only one who badly needs a Force-wielding Gideon clone to become the new arch villain of the post-ROTJ/pre-TFA era?
A joyous season end. Yet another... let's say, chapter in what The Bendu and The Father would write if they were into the craft. It was a long time ago, and far, far away. There's still plenty for us to know about this galaxy.
BTW, that R5 tazing that mouse droid. You have to go back and watch the original 80's Star Wars to get the R2D2 doing the same exact thing to a bigger version of the mouse droid. LMFAO
I cried as well when I thought grogu was going get hurt and then was hoping daddy din did int get killed as well but when he said I will Adopt him water works tears everywhere din grogu now 🥺🥹
Well done ladies your reviews of the series was great your reactions were wonderful I hope you do this again with Asoka and any other Star Wars shows Thanks for spending your time with us
We're getting a season 4 and likely 5 so this show isn't finished even though this episode really made it feel like it is with every plot point finished, they really need to leave the Thrawne stuff to the Ahsoka show but my guess is seasons 4 and 5 are gonna use some material from the cancelled Rangers of the New Republic project, likely with Carson Teva becoming a series regular/supporting lead character, then idk maybe Mandalorian politics and stuff? There's really nothing they can do that's new or exciting past this episode, they should just scrap season 4 and do a different show cause it clearly won't be about Djarin and Grogu anymore, plus Pedro is leaving the show too so they'll have to recast him or just not show Djarin and Grogu at all anymore, it'll basically become the Book of Bo-Katan at this rate
This was such a good season and I hope this puts to rest all of the talk of "Is the Mandalorian failing it's fans?". I would love to find out how many of the people complaining about the "meandering, unfocused story" binge watched the first two seasons and were watching this week by week. Not as a criticism but I was there for the week to week release of the first season and if you want to talk about feelings of "pointless filler", which is a strong term even for what I am about to talk about, then imagine waiting a week and seeing "The Gunslinger" and that being your Mandalorian for the week. From what I saw at the time it was considered the weakest episode and I think it still is, and that is still amazing that this show manages to have that good of an episode be it's weakest (say what you like, it was still a very good episode and if that was the quality of "weakest" episode in most shows I would be watching a lot more shows.) It is a genuine curiosity of mine to know how many people binge watched season 1 and/or 2 and were complaining about this season. Because, IMO, the week to week thing is not where these shows are the strongest and is more a method to keep intrest and make money, not that it's a bad thing. They are designed and written to be a complete story and are more like movies in that way. So only getting that story piece by piece will make people feel like it's lacking in the direction. It also ends up being much longer than a movie and so there is more time to flesh out side stories and characters, which is absolutely amazing and more shows written in this age of internet weekly shows needs to take notes on. I would love to see the full Lord of the Rings story told in this format with a budget like the movies and other shows are getting because it would allow for all of that detail to be shown and fleshed out in a way you just cant in a single movie. Peter Jacksons Lord of the Rings is the perfect movie adaptation of a book as are the Hobbit movies (I know he added a lot in the Hobbit trilogy but in all fairness to him and to give him full credit, Tolkien gave up in frustration trying to rewrite the Hobbit to fit the tone of the Lord of the Rings trilogy and Jackson did amazingly well considering he wanted someone else to take the reigns for it and didn't want to make it a trilogy at all but did an amazing job with what was given to him) because Jackson knew what to keep and what to leave out and what to change and how to change it in a way that made sense for a movie. Having Frodo fuck around in the Shire for 30 years or something would have really hurt the pacing of the movie and made even more arguments about the logic of the movies. Having Tom Bombadil would have also massively slowed down the pace and despite being so important in that part of the books Jackson was willing to cut that in order to make a better movie version of the books. Jackson and Filoni are both masters at figuring out what details and lore to keep and what to leave out. They are not afraid to mess with things to make a better story and what to stand firm on keeping. The only real evidence you need about Filoni being dedicated to good story and knowing what is important to keep and what isn't is the fact that he, and his team, painstakingly ensured that Anakin and General Grievous never met in person despite how easy and cool it would be to see them fight because it was canon that they only met in person in Revenge of the Sith. I am 100% certain that some exec tried to pressure them into having an episode of Anakin and Grievous fighting but Filoni knew to stand his ground on that one. If you need more proof of Filoni being the true heir to the Star Wars franchise, then look no farther than Ahsoka. One of the most hated characters when she was introduced and now one of the most beloved and important Star Wars characters in the franchise and Ahsoka is entirely a Filoni OC. I was talking to someone who has only recently started watching Star Wars and she didn't even know Ahsoka had gotten any hate and didn't understand why anyone would dislike her in the Clone Wars series. It's because she knew where Ahsokas character was going and wasn't there when the show was first coming out and in the context of only the movie and first two seasons, Ahsoka is an annoying whiny character. Filoni looked past the criticism and knew where he wanted her character to go and did so in an amazing way and showed how over five seasons a character can grow and become an icon of a series. Imagine if he had caved in and just killed her off and how much we would have lost of great Star Wars stories. It would be almost as bad as cutting an entire plot and character due to backlash and that story being so good it would have instantly redeemed the character at the reveal and made the most hated Star Wars character into one of the best Star Wars characters and introduced DRUNKEN MASTER LIGHTSABER FIGHTING STYLE AS AN ACTUAL THING!!! GOOD THING THAT NEVER HAPPENED BECAUSE GEORGE LUCAS NEVER BACKED DOWN AFTER BACKLASH!!! Sorry, I don't know where that came from. As for this Season Finale, I was so unexpectedly happy that it ended on such a high note and such a good place for all the characters. This really felt like the end of a trilogy and I think it basically is. I am so excited and scared to see next season because if Filoni is following the traditional Star Wars setup of threes, the next three seasons are going to be the "Empire Strikes Back" tone of tragedy and darkness. I was almost as excited to see the Girls Reactions of this episode as the episode itself. After the last episode I needed to go watch puppy and kitten videos because I was so sad afterwards. This absolutely was the puppy and kitten endorphins the season needed to end on after that last episode. I was absolutely ready for season 4 being the mission to get Dad back and I was fully onboard for Grogus first words being the "You have something I want." speech to Moff Gideon. I 100% agree that more stuff needs to have a good solid ending, rather than always ending on a dramatic cliffhanger. It kind of ruins the effect of dramatic cliffhangers if everything has one. People are saying that this is the end of the series because of how solid the ending was and that shows how rare it is to get a season with a happy solid ending despite the fact they literally spell out what is coming next for the show. This episode was an absolute banger and hit all the right beats, the right tones and just the right amount of Disney bullshit to make it amazing without ever being so over the top it breaks any suspension of disbelief. I definatly shed a few tears of joy when Din broke out on his own and just the constant myraid of characters working together and trusting each other. Din trusting R5 to get the shields down and even when it was looking bad he calmly just kept asking for the next shield to go down was such a huge moment of character development done so subtly and then him saying "Good job buddy" was just so many feels. That finale of Din formally adopting Grogu was such an amazing touch and so great I can't... I just can't. Having Ragnar finish his interupted ceremony on Mandalore at the actual living waters was such a wonderful tribute to Paz and I just loved that subtle detail so much. They honored his sacrifice by having his son be the first to be baptised in the living waters since the Purge was just amazing. I also loved that there was no subplot of the orthodox Mandalorians blaming the other Mandalorians for leaving Paz behind because there is no way they would not believe Paz would make that sacrifice for them. That is how you do a rivalry right and make an adversarial character the right way. I am so genuinely sad he is gone because of how much I want to see him interact with Din and Grogu and the other Mandalorians. He would absolutely still be the stubborn and antagonistic guy he has always been but after seeing his true character and motivations, you just have a much greater apreciation and respect for his views and the positions he takes. His characters actions in the past seasons are so much better now that we know what kind of person he really is. Maybe some of it was being jealous or just being a jerk but when you know he will put that aside to do the right thing it does change how you look at it. I loved this episode and this season and I can definatly say it is the best so far of the series!!!
They’re not storm troopers they are traitors to mandalore, Super commando’s think back to star wars rebels with gar saxon, just these ones have better drip
Why does the screen keep fading in and out the whole time? I could understand showing when Nikki held Maddie’s hand when it got intense, but all the other times it seemed random and distracting.
I just loved how the episode ended with Din kicking back with his feet propped up like a cowboy at the end of an old spaghetti western.
I feel like this ending and the following season it promised was so satisfying because it made a call-back to the spaghetti western roots of the Mandalorian and basically promised it would return in full-force
As someone who's adopted, this episode really hit me in the heart.
The reason why the troopers and Gideon were affected by things like fire and the Darksaber is because their armor is only made of Beskar Alloy whereas the actual Mandalorians armor is PURE Beskar. There’s a difference.
Plus the mandalorians train and are probably use to it, the screaming from the trooper was probably just fear
And remember, fireproof doesn't always mean heat proof
I got proud mom vibes from the Armorer when Din adopted Grogu, I swear she took care of him when he was a foundling
For those who missed it: in the scene right near the end, where Din and Grogu walked into the New Republic bar, there is a small group of like 4 or 5 people on the left-hand side. In that group, the guy in the hat is Dave Filoni.
for a second I thought I saw George Takei as well
My Boiling Celtic Blood had me Screaming like a Warhammer Ork during da fight scenes lol. And all I can say now is "This Is The Way" now. Now I want the next Season lmao.
Can you believe their are some people out there disappointed w the Mandalorian??? We Call dos people..dumbAss Cronks..Dis iz Da Way!
Oh yeah, and when the Armourer came in with the hammer... It was time for krumpin'...
And with this episode Din Djarin gets his big hallway fight scene.
Also, there seems to be some confusion out there as to why the Armorer called him Din Grogu, which would seem to mean that Mando's name is Djarin and not Din. This would seem to mean that he comes from a culture that puts your surname in front of your given name (remember, he's not from Mandalore like the others). That is a thing in some cultures here on Earth, so it's bound to be found in a vast universe like in Star Wars.
I might not have cried but i was really pleased with how this episode and the whole season gave me a lot of OT vibes mixed with some very cheesy (but in a good way) Disney moments. It felt less dramatic than most things that Disney brought us and i really enjoyed that.
And there It goes another show with you, ladies. Loving this new section in the channel. Here for more. This Is the way.
I'm a 40 year old grown ass man and I cried like a baby when Grogu blocked the flames and then when Din official adopts Grogu.
In my opinion
This was the best episode of the madalorian so far
Grogu Fighting by his daddy's side was all I needed
A lot of people I know didn't like this season. I love this season. I'm looking forward to more Star wars content of all kinds. I hope that Disney has learned from past mistakes and continues to strive for content that the fans will enjoy.
I see the end of this as a way of wrapping up the sub-plots involving Bo-Katan and the retaking of Mandalore, and now with Din taking Grogu on adventures to teach him about being a Mandalorian it will go back to focusing on the 2 of them. They did some minor set up for Ahsoka and I can also see them using this to lay the seeds for another series/movie focused on Mandalorians as a whole and the re-building of Mandalore and their culture.
My dad has seen John Wick more times than the Earth has revolved around the Sun, and he also said that Din "John Wick'd" that scene with the laser barriers, so I'd say you got that reference right, even if you haven't seen it. lol
08:36 When the kids catch me in their Halloween candy 😅
It may have already been mentioned, but y'all may not have been able to see (through the tears) that Axe bailed out the side window before the ship crashed. Y'all are adorable!
This is the way to watch the mandalorian, with the girls of gp.
"Bo," "Din" and "Din" are such a lovely family unit. "Well... we ain't 'Ozzie' and 'Harriet...'"
I teared up a bit. What a great ending to season 3.
Grogu's evasion of the Praetorians on the overhead fixture is practically my go-to boss strategy in Destiny 2: Evade evade evade until my powers recharge.
I AM HERE FOR ALL THE TEARS.
This was such an enjoyable episode, I can't wait to see the reaction!
it really was.
Same! Maddie and niki will cry. BET!
And the react was wonderfully done! Thank you!
You both are doing an incredible job on ur youtube page hope ur page continues to grow and never give up u both rock 🤘🏻
This is the way and will continue in season 4 Can't wait oh boy woooo!!!!!
I loved this season, I think they underutilised a couple of actors in one episode but the episodes themselves were good, I like that it was wrapped up well but there's still room for more if they decide to, I would love to reach a point where grogu finds a balance with the force and mandalorian culture, to hear grogu say their first backward sentence, complete their armour set would be the cherry on the cake, perhaps even reforge the dark saber...I will admit they didn't address it but moth Gideon's strength and the sound when he moved implied his suit was cybernetically enhanced or maybe they did and I forgot but the amount of pressure needed to break a beskar steel lightsaber hilt must be mental
LOL!!! Omg... YES! From now on, the "Praetorian Guard" will be known as the "Forbidden Red Hots." "Ray! Look OUT! FORBBIDDEN RED HOTS!!!"
A Mandalorian with a jet pack is a weapon
So judging from your surprised reactions to seeing Axe on Mandalore at the end I take that to mean that you missed the part where he jets OUT of the falling ship?
i was excited i kept jumping out of my seat
Such a good ending. Thank you ladies for doing these. So much fun to watch your reactions. Looking forward to your next reaction!
Omn1Media on his video reaction (18min55) explained a very interresting theory about the spies : a reference for the 12 spies Moses send to the promise land. And Bo took 12 mandos with her.
You probably suspect Axe could be a villain because of the british accent. That is definitely part of it as far as movie tropes go.
Million hugs to poor maddie and niki if they are both crying
Metaphorical hugs im an ocean away
I love that y'all got into the couch reaction format with stuff like this and TLOU, and just like the former, it's been a blast and a half.
Also...am I the only one who badly needs a Force-wielding Gideon clone to become the new arch villain of the post-ROTJ/pre-TFA era?
Every child needs a home. And a pet frog.
I'm not counting Gideon out. He's wearing a full suit of beskar power armor. He could've survived that explosion and flew away.
C'mon! Watching you all cry makes ME want to cry!! 😭
i've really enjoyed these reactions even though i haven't seen any of tlou or mandalorian. i'm looking forward to what ever the next reaction is
It's good that using sirnames they are now Din Din cause they are both snacks.
Hell yeah I like your video watch girls play you are the best girl ever for everyone 😊
A reaction to Auralnaut's This Is The Way Count would be amusing.
Y'all should check out the pilot for "Lackadaisy".
Favreau has already written season 4, 😀, and no doubt we'll see them in the Ahsoka series...
A joyous season end. Yet another... let's say, chapter in what The Bendu and The Father would write if they were into the craft.
It was a long time ago, and far, far away. There's still plenty for us to know about this galaxy.
This is just a suggestion but because Nikki said she's never seen John Wick these two TOTALLY need to react to John Wick!
BTW, that R5 tazing that mouse droid. You have to go back and watch the original 80's Star Wars to get the R2D2 doing the same exact thing to a bigger version of the mouse droid. LMFAO
I consider myself pretty tough, but this episode actually got me a little misty eyed.
I cried as well when I thought grogu was going get hurt and then was hoping daddy din did int get killed as well but when he said I will Adopt him water works tears everywhere din grogu now 🥺🥹
Wooooo Axe bodyspray for the win (first time anyone has meant that)
After this episode I kind of wish they didn't change my great grandfather's last name from Din to Dean when he came to America.
Well done ladies your reviews of the series was great your reactions were wonderful I hope you do this again with Asoka and any other Star Wars shows
Thanks for spending your time with us
Maddie is So cute when she cries
We're getting a season 4 and likely 5 so this show isn't finished even though this episode really made it feel like it is with every plot point finished, they really need to leave the Thrawne stuff to the Ahsoka show but my guess is seasons 4 and 5 are gonna use some material from the cancelled Rangers of the New Republic project, likely with Carson Teva becoming a series regular/supporting lead character, then idk maybe Mandalorian politics and stuff? There's really nothing they can do that's new or exciting past this episode, they should just scrap season 4 and do a different show cause it clearly won't be about Djarin and Grogu anymore, plus Pedro is leaving the show too so they'll have to recast him or just not show Djarin and Grogu at all anymore, it'll basically become the Book of Bo-Katan at this rate
This was such a good season and I hope this puts to rest all of the talk of "Is the Mandalorian failing it's fans?". I would love to find out how many of the people complaining about the "meandering, unfocused story" binge watched the first two seasons and were watching this week by week. Not as a criticism but I was there for the week to week release of the first season and if you want to talk about feelings of "pointless filler", which is a strong term even for what I am about to talk about, then imagine waiting a week and seeing "The Gunslinger" and that being your Mandalorian for the week. From what I saw at the time it was considered the weakest episode and I think it still is, and that is still amazing that this show manages to have that good of an episode be it's weakest (say what you like, it was still a very good episode and if that was the quality of "weakest" episode in most shows I would be watching a lot more shows.) It is a genuine curiosity of mine to know how many people binge watched season 1 and/or 2 and were complaining about this season. Because, IMO, the week to week thing is not where these shows are the strongest and is more a method to keep intrest and make money, not that it's a bad thing. They are designed and written to be a complete story and are more like movies in that way. So only getting that story piece by piece will make people feel like it's lacking in the direction. It also ends up being much longer than a movie and so there is more time to flesh out side stories and characters, which is absolutely amazing and more shows written in this age of internet weekly shows needs to take notes on. I would love to see the full Lord of the Rings story told in this format with a budget like the movies and other shows are getting because it would allow for all of that detail to be shown and fleshed out in a way you just cant in a single movie. Peter Jacksons Lord of the Rings is the perfect movie adaptation of a book as are the Hobbit movies (I know he added a lot in the Hobbit trilogy but in all fairness to him and to give him full credit, Tolkien gave up in frustration trying to rewrite the Hobbit to fit the tone of the Lord of the Rings trilogy and Jackson did amazingly well considering he wanted someone else to take the reigns for it and didn't want to make it a trilogy at all but did an amazing job with what was given to him) because Jackson knew what to keep and what to leave out and what to change and how to change it in a way that made sense for a movie. Having Frodo fuck around in the Shire for 30 years or something would have really hurt the pacing of the movie and made even more arguments about the logic of the movies. Having Tom Bombadil would have also massively slowed down the pace and despite being so important in that part of the books Jackson was willing to cut that in order to make a better movie version of the books. Jackson and Filoni are both masters at figuring out what details and lore to keep and what to leave out. They are not afraid to mess with things to make a better story and what to stand firm on keeping. The only real evidence you need about Filoni being dedicated to good story and knowing what is important to keep and what isn't is the fact that he, and his team, painstakingly ensured that Anakin and General Grievous never met in person despite how easy and cool it would be to see them fight because it was canon that they only met in person in Revenge of the Sith. I am 100% certain that some exec tried to pressure them into having an episode of Anakin and Grievous fighting but Filoni knew to stand his ground on that one. If you need more proof of Filoni being the true heir to the Star Wars franchise, then look no farther than Ahsoka. One of the most hated characters when she was introduced and now one of the most beloved and important Star Wars characters in the franchise and Ahsoka is entirely a Filoni OC. I was talking to someone who has only recently started watching Star Wars and she didn't even know Ahsoka had gotten any hate and didn't understand why anyone would dislike her in the Clone Wars series. It's because she knew where Ahsokas character was going and wasn't there when the show was first coming out and in the context of only the movie and first two seasons, Ahsoka is an annoying whiny character. Filoni looked past the criticism and knew where he wanted her character to go and did so in an amazing way and showed how over five seasons a character can grow and become an icon of a series. Imagine if he had caved in and just killed her off and how much we would have lost of great Star Wars stories. It would be almost as bad as cutting an entire plot and character due to backlash and that story being so good it would have instantly redeemed the character at the reveal and made the most hated Star Wars character into one of the best Star Wars characters and introduced DRUNKEN MASTER LIGHTSABER FIGHTING STYLE AS AN ACTUAL THING!!! GOOD THING THAT NEVER HAPPENED BECAUSE GEORGE LUCAS NEVER BACKED DOWN AFTER BACKLASH!!! Sorry, I don't know where that came from.
As for this Season Finale, I was so unexpectedly happy that it ended on such a high note and such a good place for all the characters. This really felt like the end of a trilogy and I think it basically is. I am so excited and scared to see next season because if Filoni is following the traditional Star Wars setup of threes, the next three seasons are going to be the "Empire Strikes Back" tone of tragedy and darkness. I was almost as excited to see the Girls Reactions of this episode as the episode itself. After the last episode I needed to go watch puppy and kitten videos because I was so sad afterwards. This absolutely was the puppy and kitten endorphins the season needed to end on after that last episode. I was absolutely ready for season 4 being the mission to get Dad back and I was fully onboard for Grogus first words being the "You have something I want." speech to Moff Gideon. I 100% agree that more stuff needs to have a good solid ending, rather than always ending on a dramatic cliffhanger. It kind of ruins the effect of dramatic cliffhangers if everything has one. People are saying that this is the end of the series because of how solid the ending was and that shows how rare it is to get a season with a happy solid ending despite the fact they literally spell out what is coming next for the show. This episode was an absolute banger and hit all the right beats, the right tones and just the right amount of Disney bullshit to make it amazing without ever being so over the top it breaks any suspension of disbelief. I definatly shed a few tears of joy when Din broke out on his own and just the constant myraid of characters working together and trusting each other. Din trusting R5 to get the shields down and even when it was looking bad he calmly just kept asking for the next shield to go down was such a huge moment of character development done so subtly and then him saying "Good job buddy" was just so many feels. That finale of Din formally adopting Grogu was such an amazing touch and so great I can't... I just can't. Having Ragnar finish his interupted ceremony on Mandalore at the actual living waters was such a wonderful tribute to Paz and I just loved that subtle detail so much. They honored his sacrifice by having his son be the first to be baptised in the living waters since the Purge was just amazing. I also loved that there was no subplot of the orthodox Mandalorians blaming the other Mandalorians for leaving Paz behind because there is no way they would not believe Paz would make that sacrifice for them. That is how you do a rivalry right and make an adversarial character the right way. I am so genuinely sad he is gone because of how much I want to see him interact with Din and Grogu and the other Mandalorians. He would absolutely still be the stubborn and antagonistic guy he has always been but after seeing his true character and motivations, you just have a much greater apreciation and respect for his views and the positions he takes. His characters actions in the past seasons are so much better now that we know what kind of person he really is. Maybe some of it was being jealous or just being a jerk but when you know he will put that aside to do the right thing it does change how you look at it. I loved this episode and this season and I can definatly say it is the best so far of the series!!!
i'm shocked i didn't see anyone asked/say this, has Maddie seen the ahsoka trailer yet :P
Maddie dude y’all see Dave faloni sitting in the bar at the end you can’t miss his hat
I'd love to see a Nikki and Maddie react to John Wick
Please react to the Ahsoka show when it comes out.
Wooteedee!!!
So everybody here wants to see Niki react to the John Wick series.
Wait a minute Nikki is the screening you are watching not a complete episode? Because they show Axe jetting out the imperial cruiser.
It was a very "safe" season finale. That's how I felt about it.
Niki and Maddie react to John Wick needs to happen, please…
Hey GP. Been a big lack Of Tori and Linds lately..I know Linds was sick for awhile but is everything OK with Tori?.Update on both of them please.🤘
TEN MORE SEASONS, FOR MANDALORE!!
Din has pure beskar. The fake Mandos have beskar alloy...
So much goodness
Mando made me happy cry, The Last of Us made me ugly cry
They’re not storm troopers they are traitors to mandalore, Super commando’s think back to star wars rebels with gar saxon, just these ones have better drip
Why does the screen keep fading in and out the whole time? I could understand showing when Nikki held Maddie’s hand when it got intense, but all the other times it seemed random and distracting.
Its hard to into Star Wars since Disney took over, Ive never been a Disney person. I am glad others can enjoy it though.
Season 4 is in the works
the girl on the right is beautiful af
Grogu will get a Black Saber.