You said Gideon wasn't a Mandalorian but I think we don't actually know that yet. Gideon could have been a Mandalorian before he was an Imperial hence his knowledge of their lore. But maybe it's just cos he was ISB and seems to know everything.
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Its in every episode and different shots of doug are used in every episode u can notice by his fur, and the brown spots under dougs eyes....it really throws me off....its been going on forever....but SC is the best breakdown/Easter egg vid imo
One thing I was struck by was the fact that both Grogu and Din relived the worst day of their respective lives while watching the armourer forging pieces for them. It was made even more significant by the armourer's lines about how they are refined in the forge just as the beskar is.
I think all the crabs around Grogu was to show how he has a connection with animals. They were calm near him and only got up and left after he was taken away by Din.
Can't help notice the interesting twist that the story of The Mand'alore starts with a Mandalorian turned Jedi, now we have a Jedi turning to a Mandalorian
It's not fair to say that's always a nod to that scene. It's just life man. I don't see my cat eat a lizard and say "There's always a bigger fish." Though admittedly as I type this I'm wondering why I haven't.
There is a parallel between Din Djarin and Grogu during the forging process. In Season 1, Din goes through his trauma as a child before being rescued while the armored is forging his beskar. Now Grogu is going through reliving his trauma during the forging process. I think that they may be implying that this forging process is not only literal, but metaphorical process to forge the hearts of mandalorians after their traumas.
@@aretnap3653 Yeh it would have been a great moment to fill in some of the blank spaces, even if it was just some minor thing like training with her dad.
I’m so happy for Best! & the fact that his character exists from a kids show, and linking that to him protecting the youngling Grogu 💚 it’s like poetry
I thought that he was stopping them from being able to leave. Mando even tells him that he needs to "focus," but it's funny because he was using a ton of focus just then by holding all the crabs from leaving. And Mando was walking away and thought they were all rocks, so he had no idea. At least that was how I read it.
I almost recognized him, but whooped for joy when I saw his name in the credits, then teared up a bit, reflecting on his journey. Our boy deserves all the love and respect
Bo Katan lead the hunting party not because she did all that badass stuff before, but because she had the idea to chase the bat creature with her ship and find out it's lair. She did the recon to figure out to get the foundling back. I also think she's not so much looking to take over Mandalore again as much as she is struggling with her identity as a Mandalorian. She tried to be part of the militant Death Watch, she tried to lead Mandalore, she's been all these things and failed at them all, but now when she didn't believe she saw someone who did. She's heard the creed and those who take it to heart, she's seen the Mythosaur, she's had her home destroyed, she's been welcomed into the Covert and was given lead of the hunting party. So far this season the Mandalorian story lines have been heavily about her.
If Bo Katan becomes the Mandalore, then it’s a story about redemption. That might be a better story than if Din or Grogu become the Mandalore. Time to start looking for Shawshank Redemption Easter eggs. “Get busy living or get busy dying. This is the way.”
Bo saying “I didn’t embarrass him in front of everyone” … I could see as a dig at her pacifist sister for publicly refusing to take the creed. The Mando equivalent of being left at the altar. 😂
Din and Visla give me such an Obi Wan and Anikan vibe. They are natural rivals and powerful mandalorians respected by the rest of their kind. Visla knows he was destined for great things, wants more and is willing to do whatever it takes to achieve his goals. He could be the future antagonist for this series. Just like how Anikan truly wanted the best for his people but was selfish and used dark methods to achieve them which ultimately made him bad. Din is just naturally gifted with an obligation to uphold and protect the creed. He has a will to survive even under the worst circumstances, and with out question jumps in between chaos and innocents, much like our favorite jedi master…
Ahmed gets his flowers! Goddamn right. No one could have done anything to salvage Jar Jar and my man did not deserve the hate he got, not even a little. Really happy to see this and I hope they keep using him. ❤
@@vascoernesto78 He did. He and his family got death threats because he played a Star Wars character that annoyed people. That’s why he contemplated unaliving himself. People need to learn to separate the actor from the characters they play. He did not deserve the hate at all.
Seeing Bo- katan sort of try to fit in with the other mandalorian is really interesting like how she ask about how they eat ,and if she can wear the mythosaur, and nite owl marks at the same time.
I noticed that this episode was directed by Carl Weathers. I really hope he was hanging around the craft services table collecting leftovers and letting people know they can get a stew goin’.
Got nothing against him, but don't y'all think his directed episodes are some of the worst? The Siege in S1 and now this episode...I know it's a team effort so can't fully blame script, storyboard, cinematography, choreography, etc. on him but I think those things have now been at their worst in his episodes and it can't be chance can it? The quality has felt so uneven this season. Mines of Mandalore was mostly amazing, especially on cinematography, character design, and action. Convert was great with plot. But Ep 1 and this one (esp. beach and Navaro scenes) just seem so, so bad in terms of script, cinematography, and overall production value. Ship CGI are almost always on point though, for that I appreciate.
Once again Filoni and Favreau are setting things right. This was a great episode and we got to get a massive redemption for Ahmed Best, who no longer has to be remembered as just Jar Jar Binks. This is the Way.
Just saying: Grogu being given that little plate over his chest is just setting up an instance for him to be shot/hit in the next four episodes, probably the 7th when some of the biggest things have happened, notably Grogu getting kidnapped.
I'm really glad they brought Ahmed Best back. After all the grief he got over Jar Jar, it's nice to see him coming out on top, with his Jedi character now canon.
Now I want to see the Jar Jar actor act as Jar Jar and his new Jedi character in the same scene, as they interact with each other and save Grogu together. The ultimate way to save Jar Jar’s reputation.
I think grogu is going to communicate with the baby fondlings to tame them. He is the only one who can communicate with wild beasts using the force like Ezra.
Only issue there is if Bo sees him do that, she'll probably try to take him back to Mandalor to tame the Mytho. But then who is the Mandalor? Bo didn't tame the beast, Grogu did.
Ashoka also communicates with animals, I’m sure she’ll teach grogu this more & he’ll tell her about seeing the space whales 🐋 and that’s how we find Ezra
Lol uhh... how the hell are those giant monster bird chicks going to become Mandolorian warriors. I thought the idea with Grogu was a stretch but come on... their fucking wild bird beasts!
One thing that strongly struck me while watching this episode was the contract between how the Jedi treated their padawans, and how the Mandalorians treated their foundlings. The Jedi taught their children to detach themselves and suppress their feelings. The Mandalorians trained their children to connect to each other as a community and work through their feelings. The armorer took Grogu by the hand and taught him about the forge and how it reveals the flaws within the steel. I firmly believe that at this point, when Grogu has a flashback, it is Grogu working through his emotional past.
Couple of extra bits of interest: When the Mandalorians are sparring the submission word is “sufficient” which is the word used in English purring or shin-kicking contests. When Jedi on Coruscant is fighting using two lightsabers he’s performing patterns from Filipino martial arts, specifically the movement pattern “sinawali” which translates to “weaving”
No one seen that there was 7 mandalorians in the hunt, it was a call back to the 7 samurai, Akira Kurosawa movie and magnificent 7 as well. Small thing but usually Screen Crush writers are on to the stuff like that.
Every episode of this season has ended with a shot of Bo-Katan. Just an interesting point. I wonder if it is intentional to end every episode with her.
Wondering if Grogu wasn’t being distracted by food, but the crabs were drawn to him. After seeing him calm the Rancor, like Grogu has a connection with animals. I believe that’ll lead to Grogu calming/taming/riding the Mythosaur.
Picking up on what you said about Bo Khatan being the main character of this episode, one interesting thing I've noticed is that every episode so far has ended on a shot of her, or with her in frame.
My hope was Shaak Ti would've saved Grogu to give her a definitive, canon ending for her character - but seeing Ahmed Best in that role is fantastic & heart warming too.
One Easter egg you missed is the scene depicting a sacred Native American mountain. This mountain is in Native American lore, where the Monster Bird feeds humans to her babies. The mountain is called "Tse Bitah" and this episode is parallel to our lore. Even saving the babies which become our sacred birds.
I think this is called a “coincidence.” I highly doubt they had that in mind. This nationality seems to encompass your identity. (Username exhibit A.) I hope there is more to you than that. I hope your not a white guy who’s like 5% native
@@IronPsyde I'm full blooded Navajo and live 45 minutes from the sacred Navajo Mountain that is depicted in the show. It's actually a very old volcano.
@@whitehorse4318 I was going to say the same thing. The "Shiprock" has been used in many films including one of the Transformers movies; it's a pretty iconic shooting location. On top of that, NM has many incentives for filmmakers to shoot there, so it makes sense. I used to teach out of Tohatchi, and have passed by it countless times. Pretty neat! Edit: I am also full-blooded Diné [Navajo]. Apparently, that matters to non-natives. 😂
I got a totally different vibe from the Armorer at the end. Bo Katan kept saying she saw the mythosaur and the best reply she got was "well when you walk the way you're gonna see many things" as if she STILL didn't wanna admit that Bo Katan could've seen a real live mythosaur
@@DeagleGamesTV yes that's what i thought, also think he was considering eating the one he grabbed, so it was more a predator situation than a "zen" one.
Come on, they all totally cheat the creed. I bet EVERY one of them sneaks away with no armor to walk around and feel normal. Plus, if they get feeling for another they are totally getting naked together
Yeah it was good, but the 30 min runtime was kinda weak. I remember when the Mandolorian episodes were like 45 mins long. We've been getting a little short changed this season
Another example "Last Airbender "the episode whr Azula & Zuko & their friends r on the beach & they share how they really feel bout their lives...gr8 episode
I thought that the armorer was gaslighting Bo Katan when she explained about the mythosaur. The way she said this is the way sounded to me like she was trying to convince Bo that it was only a spiritual experience and not a real mythosaur. I wouldn't be surprised if the armorer turns out to be the bad guy of the season
I believe the Sabrak style horns on the Armorer indicate that she was a follower of Darth Maul. Many of Death Watch added them in Clone Wars after Maul took over. It would make sense she hates Bo Katan for bringing in Ahsoka and the Clones to defeat Maul.
@buckman unless she believed they are all dead bc they also believed that Mandalore was also basically dead. I saw it more of a "ah, that's nice honey." Type comment
I think the crabs are also just helping show grogus connection to the living force. Much like Ezra he can communicate with creatures though the force. Book of boba showed this with the rancor. I think grogus is definitely the mcguffen to finding Ezra in ashokas series and may even be the mandlore that can tame the mythosaur and wield his father darksaber. Also giving star wars a way to tell stories with characters we know but in a distant future.
Yes! The crabs all leave when Grogu departs. He's calling out to them through the force. It may just be for a snack right now, but I fully expect him to be riding one of those bat/dragon creatures in a few episodes.
Another reference I think you missed: the scene with the giant acquatic monster eating the flying reptile is reminiscent of the Jurassic World (2015) scene where the Mosasaur eats the Pteranodon (alongside Katie McGrath/Zara Young) during the rampaging scene of the pterosaur flock
Congrats to Ahmed Best for another chance to get a more positive experience with StarWars and congrats to Carl Weathers who is doing what all the Mandalorian directors do.. improve, improve, improve. Fantastic job directing that episode. You can see the growth from the episode he directed in season 2.
Love the breakdowns. Great channel. A big miss in this one was that the flashback that Grogu had was exactly like the one Mando had when his armor was being forged
I cried. Knowing how hard he worked playing Jar Jar and the hatred shown by people, this was a shining moment in Star Wars history. There is nothing lower in Star Wars than their fans.
Shooting into the water is actually a good idea with the blasters. They are testing their blaster's sights and recoil. If you can consistently hit the same spot for an extended period then your blaster needs minimal tuning but if you find yourself having to continuely readjust your aim then you need to tune your blaster. Also the Raptor babies now give us a really good indicator as to how much time has passed as we have now seen them as hatchlings so we would expect that next time we see them they'll have some change.
Bo and Din are definitely going to become a couple. If you notice the couples in mandaorians share similar colors on their armor. Paz visla and his son and partner all share the same colors. Bo and Din keep being posed together side by side and they are both there supporting Grogu. We see Grogu receive his armor piece that's just like his dad's Din armor. Shiny and Mudhorn symbol. Din jumps at the opportunity to go with, support, backup Bo. They trust and respect each other. After seeing the Mythosaur, Bo no longer sees Din as foolish for believing the old way, but now she really respects Din and his dedication. Then after the mission, Bo loses a piece of her armor. It is replaced and looks just like Din armor. Slowly showing they are becoming one/couple
Bit more trivia about shriek-hawks, though less related to this show: their eyes are actually the inspiration for the "jaig eyes" on the helmets of Captains Rex and Fordo.
Comments don’t matter to these “easter egg” channels w/ millions of subs. It’s just more engagement. Only thing that will eventually matter is enough unsubs & a drop in views. At least this channel isn’t deleting these complaints like Charlie is over at Emergency Awesome w/ his higher subs & super lazy content.
I hate Jar Jar as a character but I'm so happy to see Ahmed get the support and love from the fans he deserved. It wasn't his fault the character was written bad. Death threats and suicidal thoughts over the bullying and backlash he received is just horrible. He deserves his spot and I hope we see more of him
I've really appreciate all the Jewish symbolism in the show, and Ryan noting them in his breakdowns, but one very VERY VERY important clarification, is that Jewish Halacha is practiced by all orthodox Jews, all over the world, many of whom live in large cities, and are also regular 9-5 professional. The isolationist 'Anti-Zionist Ultra orthodox' Jews he's referring to are a subset of a subset of a subset of the Jewish world. So it's super important that if you see a Jewish person with a beard and black hat, who keeps strict Torah law, walking down the street in New York, that does NOT immediately mean that are a xenophobic zealot. Chances are, they could work at a small business, vote liberal, and are just trying to get through life one day at a time like everyone else. I know he was just repeating what he was told, but I really hope Ryan sees this comment and clarifies in his next video what he meant to because I would hate for people's take away that the only Jews who follow Halacha are extremists 😥
Important comment - when Ryan made that point it also struck me as deeply incorrect: naive at best and very ignorant at worst. He should try to tread more carefully when making comparisons like this in future episodes, and research the facts about modern Judaism more deeply.
Yup! I really hope @screencrush addresses this I was so confused when he mentioned the anti-Zionist part and then didn't really explain the connection. Saying Ultra Orthodox Jews would have been sufficient Also, a nitpick - only married Orthodox Jewish women cover their hair while all Orthodox Jewish men regardless of age or marital status wear a kipah or head covering
i thought that at first but then we i thought about it it didnt amke sense. i think she coming to the realisation that she isnt going to be the one to rule mandalor or have the dark saber but she has to put on a brave face so to speak which is where her attitude and vioce make it sound like shell betray them. remember she has had 3 chances to bring mandalor back together.
A lot of people hating on the fact Grogu's story was expanded during the Book of Boba Fett yet we're all happy for Marvel to do it in end credit scenes and across different films?
The scene with the Armourer and Bo-Katan was perfect. Bo's exasperated, child-like 'it was real!' was her saying 'no, no, not like some hocus pocus cultist bs, I really saw one', and the Armourer's knowing 'this is the way' reply was really saying 'of course, none of this is fairy tale, it's all real, we believe it, and if you thought otherwise you're in for a wild ride kid'.
Prediction: when Grogu finally gets a helmet, his ears will be folded down and the helmet will resemble a mythosaur. This fits with the idea that Grogu will eventually be The Mandalore who unites and leads the Mandalorians.
Y’all know that it is gonna be revealed later that Moff Gideon is a Mandalorian who turned against his people right? There have been hints since season 1. Anyway, that red mando helmet in the intro was possibly another hint. Remember you heard it from me first!
So glad grogu will be slowly getting his armor he's a true mandalorian ,and I'm glad the mandalorian are accepting him ,I love the mandalorian culture, and way of life definitely need more in future episodes!
That’s the thing with sects. From the outside the seem nice and alluring, they provide a sense of belonging, companionship and family. But deep down most of them are rotten to the core. They force you to cut ties to you now non believing friends and family, they force their way of life and world views upon you, where a differing opinion could mean exposition or other forms of “torture” in order to make you rethink your ways. Sects crush individualism and thrive on obedience, blind obedience at that. So while a sect may seem “cool” never trust them. Not on your life. Edit: This is literally what they did to Din. He broke their norms (took his helmet off), so they cast him away. They took from him what he needs most, a sense of belonging / family. He is desperate for that and w/o that he goes crazy. Now when he returned to the sect, he’s even more extreme, even more faithful. They “tortured” him back into submission and frankly now that I see it this way (yes when I wrote this comment I came to this epiphany) I hate this sect of the Mandos.
You definitely never served in the military because there is nothing better than taking off your body armor and Kevlar helmet after wearing it for 8 plus hours in a row in weather that is 80 degrees or higher.
The forge also made Din recall his childhood trauma in the first episode of the series. Oh and it is most definitely not the same space gator from the first episode of the season, Din blew that one to bits.
I actually really liked the lightsaber fight he did to save Grogu - it was slow and methodical which gave me the sense that he was in control of the situation--tactfully and precisely deflecting blasters, not just dancing around hoping it'd work.
Calling it now. Had the thought as I watched this video. In the finale of the season, Bo Katan challenges Din for the Dark Saber at the Sacred Waters with the Armorer as judge. Somehow, during the duel, the Dark Saber breaks. Then, the duel is interrupted by the Mythosaur. After a battle where both Din and Bo get incapacitated by the Mythosaur, Grogu uses the Force to tame the Mythosaur, and it recedes to the depths. The Armorer gathers the broken pieces of the Dark Saber and uses them to craft a small Dark Saber for Grogu. Proclaiming him the future Leader of the Mandolorians. He speak his first words This is the Way.
@Esteban Garcia it's a wild theory, I know, but I had to put it down. The first words was a later thought, that I added, but eventually he has to speak to take the Creed.
I actually took Grogu sitting with the crabs as him using a Jedi beast ability to make them feel at ease and approach him because when he leaves so do they.
That one guy being like "THATS MY SON!" made me unexpectedly burst out laughing for some reason. The dude showed no sense of urgency before that moment. Also did the momma bat have that youngling inside her stomach for an entire day or am I missing something?
when i saw the elevator open i was like “who th is that?” 😭 then “oh he’s a badass that’s who” hope we get a lot more of this guy! edit: i knew he looked familiar but i now realize it’s jar jar, im glad they gave him a better character but Ahmed deserves an overwhelming amount of apologies, some people aren’t able to detach an actor from their character and it’s disappointing, although people like Ahmed, Jake, and Daisy, didn’t have the best characters, the actors themselves aren’t at fault and shouldn’t have to deal with a horrendous amount of harassment over simply doing what the writers and directors decided on.
When i saw Kelleran, I said, "I know that guy from somewhere..." I'm 40 and speak in a Gungan accent occasionally on a regular basis. Really good to see you again, bro ❤
I really appreciate your guys’ content but was really bummed to have this spoiled for me with the Thumbnail and title in the middle of the day before I’d have a chance to watch. Would have been a great feeling to realize Best’s role while watching instead.
Ditto but comments don’t matter to these “easter egg” channels w/ millions of subs. It’s just more engagement. Only thing that will eventually matter is enough unsubs & a drop in views. At least this channel isn’t deleting these complaints like Charlie is over at Emergency Awesome w/ his higher subs & super lazy content.
I really liked chapter 20. I thought it would be pretty bad since it was the shortest episode in the series, but I liked the Grogu backstory, some Paz Vizsla content, and that dragon reminded me of the Gorgara from fallen order.
I really don’t think The Book of Boba Fett was bad at all. I personally really enjoyed it lol Sure the story was told in a weird way, but I really liked the series
I don’t think the armorer was being faithful, I think she already knew about the mythosaur. She had no surprise, and she already had water from Mandalore in season 1. She sent Din there to die, and he returned with: -the darksaber -the former leader of her people -a Jedi/Mandalorian foundling -a mythosaur sighting So that’s why she just accepted Bo Katan with him into the covert after spending 2 seasons talking trash about her mistakes. She thinks it’s a sign from god or the universe or whatever. Or she’s plotting.
Another eater egg from Phanton Manace: there' s always a bigger fish And the best Easter Egg was Ahmed Best the amazing Jar Jar Binks playing a Bombad Jedi. Haha I loved. It was really good to see him performing in the same saga.
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It's nice to know that Jar Jar saved Grogu.
Order 66 was 19 years before the battle of yavin
they sell MAGA gear. I'd rather find someone on etsy.
You said Gideon wasn't a Mandalorian but I think we don't actually know that yet. Gideon could have been a Mandalorian before he was an Imperial hence his knowledge of their lore. But maybe it's just cos he was ISB and seems to know everything.
At least your Sponsor is not trying to bait you into Micro Transactions as in Raid Shadow Legends. Like Heavy Spoilers just did. I told Paul. Free Games cost more than an average $60 game.
I really appreciate the fact that Ryan change his clothes just to high-five Doug.
Major continuity error, how can we ever believe anything anymore 😂😂😂
Good catch haha😂
Good eye haha
Its in every episode and different shots of doug are used in every episode u can notice by his fur, and the brown spots under dougs eyes....it really throws me off....its been going on forever....but SC is the best breakdown/Easter egg vid imo
Dude, Doug doesn't realize it. but he's Ryan's date. 😂
The bat being eaten by the gator remind me of Qui Gon's line, "There's always a bigger fish".
And We're going to need a BIGGER BOAT! From Jaws.
@Bruce Bergman jaws isn't in the starwars universe though
reminds me of Jurassic World (2015)
Pretty sure we all had the same thought.
I said this exact thing when I was watching it for the first time lol
As a Mandalorian cosplayer, I have to question how Bo Katan had perfect hair when she took off a helmet she wore for a few days straight.
Helmet has a built in massager
@@mikeuk666 anything is possible with enough hair gel.
This is the wave
The tv show has a hair stylist.
The best Shampoo is made in the livings waters
One thing I was struck by was the fact that both Grogu and Din relived the worst day of their respective lives while watching the armourer forging pieces for them. It was made even more significant by the armourer's lines about how they are refined in the forge just as the beskar is.
Awesome seeing Best come back! He didn’t deserve the Jar Jar hate. He did a good job creating that character.
Lucas created Jar Jar. It wasn't Best's fault nobody liked the character. Best is redeemed now.
Shit caught me by surprise and was dope. But this is his second appearance not being Jar Jar.
@Burna 26 yes he was in the bar in Attack of the clones
He needs his own post order 66 show imo
I wish jake lloyd would get redemption too ...... poor kid
I think all the crabs around Grogu was to show how he has a connection with animals. They were calm near him and only got up and left after he was taken away by Din.
He connected with them by eating them lol they where froze to the spot hoping something took him away
You’re right it’s foreshadowing for the Mythosaur
And here I thought they were hiding in their shells from a predator until he left.
I think they were more scared of being eaten so stayed still till thwy could run
I thought is was about to be seafood buffet.
Can't help notice the interesting twist that the story of The Mand'alore starts with a Mandalorian turned Jedi, now we have a Jedi turning to a Mandalorian
Not a Jedi
You have evolved to do the best Mandalorian breakdowns. I love the biblical history and your attention to detail. Thanks for your hard work.
Ryan is the first I turn to after the ep. 👌🏽
Ditto👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
He is definitely at the top of my list. Many present their opinions as fact and make references from their own mind that don’t fit
@@neighborgood4152 Double Ditto.
My wife and I call him the “your mom” guy
I think you missed an ode to "there's always a bigger fish" when the gator came out of the sea.
Haha I thought this too. Classic
Also to the Mosasaurus scene from Jurassic World
It's not fair to say that's always a nod to that scene. It's just life man. I don't see my cat eat a lizard and say "There's always a bigger fish." Though admittedly as I type this I'm wondering why I haven't.
There is a parallel between Din Djarin and Grogu during the forging process. In Season 1, Din goes through his trauma as a child before being rescued while the armored is forging his beskar. Now Grogu is going through reliving his trauma during the forging process. I think that they may be implying that this forging process is not only literal, but metaphorical process to forge the hearts of mandalorians after their traumas.
It's a therapy session
I never thought about that, very logical correlation that’s also engrossing the mandalorian lore, well done 👏
I noticed that thought it was kewl
That's Why I Hoped to See a Bo-Katan "ForgeFlashBack" in This Episode, When TheArmorer Forges Her Signet.
@@aretnap3653 Yeh it would have been a great moment to fill in some of the blank spaces, even if it was just some minor thing like training with her dad.
I’m so happy for Best! & the fact that his character exists from a kids show, and linking that to him protecting the youngling Grogu 💚 it’s like poetry
It rhymes
Thought the crab scene was still a form of Jedi training, showed he was in touch with animals like Ezra as they immediately leave once he does.
I thought that he was stopping them from being able to leave. Mando even tells him that he needs to "focus," but it's funny because he was using a ton of focus just then by holding all the crabs from leaving. And Mando was walking away and thought they were all rocks, so he had no idea.
At least that was how I read it.
Legit made me tear up seeing him as the one who helped Grogu escape. I'm so happy for him!
He deserved it
I almost recognized him, but whooped for joy when I saw his name in the credits, then teared up a bit, reflecting on his journey. Our boy deserves all the love and respect
I cried too, this was so sweet, he deserves the best 🥰
It is also now my head-canon that: Nubian ship + senatorial guards = Jar Jar got Grogu off the planet (in more ways than one)
Bo Katan lead the hunting party not because she did all that badass stuff before, but because she had the idea to chase the bat creature with her ship and find out it's lair. She did the recon to figure out to get the foundling back. I also think she's not so much looking to take over Mandalore again as much as she is struggling with her identity as a Mandalorian. She tried to be part of the militant Death Watch, she tried to lead Mandalore, she's been all these things and failed at them all, but now when she didn't believe she saw someone who did. She's heard the creed and those who take it to heart, she's seen the Mythosaur, she's had her home destroyed, she's been welcomed into the Covert and was given lead of the hunting party. So far this season the Mandalorian story lines have been heavily about her.
If Bo Katan becomes the Mandalore, then it’s a story about redemption. That might be a better story than if Din or Grogu become the Mandalore. Time to start looking for Shawshank Redemption Easter eggs.
“Get busy living or get busy dying. This is the way.”
I think the night owls are more stealth specialists, which gives her the more qualified to lead this specific mission.
She has never hesitated to bail out ANY mandalorian in trouble. Her true nature is to save her people.
Bo saying “I didn’t embarrass him in front of everyone” … I could see as a dig at her pacifist sister for publicly refusing to take the creed. The Mando equivalent of being left at the altar. 😂
Din and Visla give me such an Obi Wan and Anikan vibe. They are natural rivals and powerful mandalorians respected by the rest of their kind. Visla knows he was destined for great things, wants more and is willing to do whatever it takes to achieve his goals. He could be the future antagonist for this series. Just like how Anikan truly wanted the best for his people but was selfish and used dark methods to achieve them which ultimately made him bad. Din is just naturally gifted with an obligation to uphold and protect the creed. He has a will to survive even under the worst circumstances, and with out question jumps in between chaos and innocents, much like our favorite jedi master…
Ahmed gets his flowers! Goddamn right. No one could have done anything to salvage Jar Jar and my man did not deserve the hate he got, not even a little. Really happy to see this and I hope they keep using him. ❤
Kelleran could appear in the sequel to Jedi Survivor…
He did not but Jar Jar did. And that's George Lucas's fault. Tried to sell a toy and got the most annoying Star Wars character ever instead
@@vascoernesto78 He did. He and his family got death threats because he played a Star Wars character that annoyed people. That’s why he contemplated unaliving himself. People need to learn to separate the actor from the characters they play. He did not deserve the hate at all.
@@vascoernesto78 He absolutely did, he got death threats and was generally bullied.
he was one jump away from suicide
I'm really glad he got to play as jedi bad ass after everything he went through
Seeing Bo- katan sort of try to fit in with the other mandalorian is really interesting like how she ask about how they eat ,and if she can wear the mythosaur, and nite owl marks at the same time.
Yes! And at the same time more than earning her stripes as a leader.
her char arc is great from the animated
I’ve got $10 that says that “the Mandalorian” and this entire show is all about Bo Katan.
I noticed that this episode was directed by Carl Weathers. I really hope he was hanging around the craft services table collecting leftovers and letting people know they can get a stew goin’.
Carl Weathers is awesome. Apollo Creed yo.
If only Tobias were there to learn from his wisdom. Maybe his apprenticeship has continued.
Got nothing against him, but don't y'all think his directed episodes are some of the worst? The Siege in S1 and now this episode...I know it's a team effort so can't fully blame script, storyboard, cinematography, choreography, etc. on him but I think those things have now been at their worst in his episodes and it can't be chance can it?
The quality has felt so uneven this season. Mines of Mandalore was mostly amazing, especially on cinematography, character design, and action. Convert was great with plot. But Ep 1 and this one (esp. beach and Navaro scenes) just seem so, so bad in terms of script, cinematography, and overall production value. Ship CGI are almost always on point though, for that I appreciate.
I really liked that both Grogu and Din have flash backs about traumatic events when looking at the forge. "it's like poetry, they rhyme"
Once again Filoni and Favreau are setting things right. This was a great episode and we got to get a massive redemption for Ahmed Best, who no longer has to be remembered as just Jar Jar Binks. This is the Way.
I’m so glad he came back he deserves the best he and Hayden came back swinging
Just saying: Grogu being given that little plate over his chest is just setting up an instance for him to be shot/hit in the next four episodes, probably the 7th when some of the biggest things have happened, notably Grogu getting kidnapped.
Chekhov's chest plate lol
Yeah. That's gonna save his life.
Somebody other than a stormtrooper is gonna shoot him.
I'm really glad they brought Ahmed Best back. After all the grief he got over Jar Jar, it's nice to see him coming out on top, with his Jedi character now canon.
Now I want to see the Jar Jar actor act as Jar Jar and his new Jedi character in the same scene, as they interact with each other and save Grogu together. The ultimate way to save Jar Jar’s reputation.
I think grogu is going to communicate with the baby fondlings to tame them. He is the only one who can communicate with wild beasts using the force like Ezra.
Only issue there is if Bo sees him do that, she'll probably try to take him back to Mandalor to tame the Mytho. But then who is the Mandalor? Bo didn't tame the beast, Grogu did.
@redqueenpiece they dont, but after Grogu put a rancor to sleep? he'd be nice to have around to avoid getting eaten
Ashoka also communicates with animals, I’m sure she’ll teach grogu this more & he’ll tell her about seeing the space whales 🐋 and that’s how we find Ezra
I just thought Bo was joking and they'd eat them...
Lol uhh... how the hell are those giant monster bird chicks going to become Mandolorian warriors. I thought the idea with Grogu was a stretch but come on... their fucking wild bird beasts!
One thing that strongly struck me while watching this episode was the contract between how the Jedi treated their padawans, and how the Mandalorians treated their foundlings. The Jedi taught their children to detach themselves and suppress their feelings. The Mandalorians trained their children to connect to each other as a community and work through their feelings. The armorer took Grogu by the hand and taught him about the forge and how it reveals the flaws within the steel. I firmly believe that at this point, when Grogu has a flashback, it is Grogu working through his emotional past.
Couple of extra bits of interest:
When the Mandalorians are sparring the submission word is “sufficient” which is the word used in English purring or shin-kicking contests.
When Jedi on Coruscant is fighting using two lightsabers he’s performing patterns from Filipino martial arts, specifically the movement pattern “sinawali” which translates to “weaving”
No one seen that there was 7 mandalorians in the hunt, it was a call back to the 7 samurai, Akira Kurosawa movie and magnificent 7 as well. Small thing but usually Screen Crush writers are on to the stuff like that.
Every episode of this season has ended with a shot of Bo-Katan. Just an interesting point. I wonder if it is intentional to end every episode with her.
The book of Bo-Katan...
@@patsystone34 And I'm here for it.
Ahmed Best was the highlight of the whole episode!! He deserves this chance. Loved seeing him and was totally fired up when I recognized him
Just a note: Rappelling or abseiling is when you "descend" down a rock face (or building). You dont rappel up.
Ever since I learned what best went thru after the prequels i felt so bad for him. I am SO HAPPY that he got to be the one to save grogu
Wondering if Grogu wasn’t being distracted by food, but the crabs were drawn to him. After seeing him calm the Rancor, like Grogu has a connection with animals. I believe that’ll lead to Grogu calming/taming/riding the Mythosaur.
Picking up on what you said about Bo Khatan being the main character of this episode, one interesting thing I've noticed is that every episode so far has ended on a shot of her, or with her in frame.
She's definetly the focal point of the season. Last season the focal point seemed to be Moff Gideon. Season 1 the Focal point was Grogu
My hope was Shaak Ti would've saved Grogu to give her a definitive, canon ending for her character - but seeing Ahmed Best in that role is fantastic & heart warming too.
Honestly this way is better than Shaak Ti
Was she on Coruscant though?
Shaak Ti would have made far more sense.
What Bo-Katan says about being showered in gifts and the way she describes it kind of sounds like a modern day Bar or Bat Mitzvah.
Ahmed Best was totally awesome in this episode and it's so great to see him back in Star Wars after Jar Jar.
Funniest part of this episode was when the armourer was like "no blasters or jetpacks" and then Paz Visla brought along his mini-gun/jetpack combo
I'm pretty sure she meant that until the fight actually started.
Looked like he sure regretted the massive weapon while he was climbing the mountain 😂
I thought the funniest thing was thinking Paz had to keep his helmet on during sex to have a child in the first place 😉
Clueless
@@RicStorm616 I think Ragnar is his foundling, like Din and Grogu😊
Seeing Ahmed best back as jedi redemption at its finest❤❤!!
ScreenCrush is better than Star Wars Theory. This is the way.
One Easter egg you missed is the scene depicting a sacred Native American mountain. This mountain is in Native American lore, where the Monster Bird feeds humans to her babies. The mountain is called "Tse Bitah" and this episode is parallel to our lore. Even saving the babies which become our sacred birds.
I think this is called a “coincidence.” I highly doubt they had that in mind. This nationality seems to encompass your identity. (Username exhibit A.) I hope there is more to you than that. I hope your not a white guy who’s like 5% native
@@IronPsyde I'm full blooded Navajo and live 45 minutes from the sacred Navajo Mountain that is depicted in the show. It's actually a very old volcano.
@@IronPsyde attention seeking kids award for you
@@whitehorse4318 I was going to say the same thing. The "Shiprock" has been used in many films including one of the Transformers movies; it's a pretty iconic shooting location. On top of that, NM has many incentives for filmmakers to shoot there, so it makes sense. I used to teach out of Tohatchi, and have passed by it countless times. Pretty neat!
Edit: I am also full-blooded Diné [Navajo]. Apparently, that matters to non-natives. 😂
That's cool
I'm really intrigued by Bo but the episode was WAY TO SHORT!
Oh my gosh! Imagine Kelleran and Jar Jar meeting! Such a cool idea. He is a senator from Naboo.
I got a totally different vibe from the Armorer at the end. Bo Katan kept saying she saw the mythosaur and the best reply she got was "well when you walk the way you're gonna see many things" as if she STILL didn't wanna admit that Bo Katan could've seen a real live mythosaur
All I thought when the gator thing ate the raptor was “there’s always a bigger fish”
What did you think of the episode?
Nice
Meh
Loved it.
9/10
so good!!!!!
Is it just me or did the episode feel like it was Bo Katan trying out the role of being Grogu's new mother figure.
NGL, if her and Din hookup and lead Mandalore, I would not be disappointed with that.
Theory time theory time theory timeeeee
@@thomasbohannan2699 imagine hooking up and having to keep your helmet on?
To me Bo is already space mom #1 and the armorer is becoming space mom #2
@@Lowdo1549 just do it in the holy waters and your good
Wednesday Menu:
Appetizer- The Bad Batch
Main Course- The Mandalorian
Dessert- Screencrush
Crabs were drawn to him. It’s a reference to his force ability and connecting to animals akin to Bridger
yes! came here to say this, you beat me too it. its also showed in ep 1 with the purrgil.
@@DeagleGamesTV yes that's what i thought, also think he was considering eating the one he grabbed, so it was more a predator situation than a "zen" one.
It’s weird to think that the Mandalorian foundlings never see their parents faces.
They have forgotten the face of their father.
@@evanbelisle8464 I understood that reference
Yeah pretty crazy
*This is the way*
Come on, they all totally cheat the creed. I bet EVERY one of them sneaks away with no armor to walk around and feel normal.
Plus, if they get feeling for another they are totally getting naked together
Darth Jar Jar has returned
This is definitely the best episode I’ve watched from the Mandalorian so far. Even though it was only 30 minutes, I enjoyed every single one of them
Yeah it was good, but the 30 min runtime was kinda weak. I remember when the Mandolorian episodes were like 45 mins long. We've been getting a little short changed this season
Yes! This one was exciting. And when it was over...I was like what!? Already?
Even the ten times they mentioned needing to sneak up on the dragon?
I thought it was a pretty average episode.
Another example "Last Airbender "the episode whr Azula & Zuko & their friends r on the beach & they share how they really feel bout their lives...gr8 episode
I love how many different people act like a parent to grogu
I believe This is the way
I thought that the armorer was gaslighting Bo Katan when she explained about the mythosaur. The way she said this is the way sounded to me like she was trying to convince Bo that it was only a spiritual experience and not a real mythosaur. I wouldn't be surprised if the armorer turns out to be the bad guy of the season
I believe the Sabrak style horns on the Armorer indicate that she was a follower of Darth Maul. Many of Death Watch added them in Clone Wars after Maul took over. It would make sense she hates Bo Katan for bringing in Ahsoka and the Clones to defeat Maul.
Yeah, im def confused at the armorer's response. Wouldn't a true believer of the old ways be more excited or interested?
The Armorer is unflappable tho
@@buckman234 It's like telling someone you saw a dinosaur the armourer believes it was a vision of a Mythosaur not a living one.
@buckman unless she believed they are all dead bc they also believed that Mandalore was also basically dead. I saw it more of a "ah, that's nice honey." Type comment
I think the crabs are also just helping show grogus connection to the living force. Much like Ezra he can communicate with creatures though the force. Book of boba showed this with the rancor. I think grogus is definitely the mcguffen to finding Ezra in ashokas series and may even be the mandlore that can tame the mythosaur and wield his father darksaber. Also giving star wars a way to tell stories with characters we know but in a distant future.
At the very least, Grogu can get those lizard birds trained up.
Yes! The crabs all leave when Grogu departs. He's calling out to them through the force. It may just be for a snack right now, but I fully expect him to be riding one of those bat/dragon creatures in a few episodes.
The Armorer, "That Beskar spear's mere existence is a threat to all Mandolorians"
Also The Armorer, "Take the Beskar spear's and train on the beach."
Another reference I think you missed: the scene with the giant acquatic monster eating the flying reptile is reminiscent of the Jurassic World (2015) scene where the Mosasaur eats the Pteranodon (alongside Katie McGrath/Zara Young) during the rampaging scene of the pterosaur flock
It’s also a nod to Qui-Gonn’s ‘there’s always a bigger fish’
Congrats to Ahmed Best for another chance to get a more positive experience with StarWars and congrats to Carl Weathers who is doing what all the Mandalorian directors do.. improve, improve, improve. Fantastic job directing that episode. You can see the growth from the episode he directed in season 2.
Love the breakdowns. Great channel. A big miss in this one was that the flashback that Grogu had was exactly like the one Mando had when his armor was being forged
I cried. Knowing how hard he worked playing Jar Jar and the hatred shown by people, this was a shining moment in Star Wars history.
There is nothing lower in Star Wars than their fans.
Shooting into the water is actually a good idea with the blasters. They are testing their blaster's sights and recoil. If you can consistently hit the same spot for an extended period then your blaster needs minimal tuning but if you find yourself having to continuely readjust your aim then you need to tune your blaster. Also the Raptor babies now give us a really good indicator as to how much time has passed as we have now seen them as hatchlings so we would expect that next time we see them they'll have some change.
Do we know how the raptor babies age? Like Grogu or like a cat?
Bo and Din are definitely going to become a couple. If you notice the couples in mandaorians share similar colors on their armor. Paz visla and his son and partner all share the same colors. Bo and Din keep being posed together side by side and they are both there supporting Grogu. We see Grogu receive his armor piece that's just like his dad's Din armor. Shiny and Mudhorn symbol. Din jumps at the opportunity to go with, support, backup Bo. They trust and respect each other. After seeing the Mythosaur, Bo no longer sees Din as foolish for believing the old way, but now she really respects Din and his dedication. Then after the mission, Bo loses a piece of her armor. It is replaced and looks just like Din armor. Slowly showing they are becoming one/couple
Bit more trivia about shriek-hawks, though less related to this show: their eyes are actually the inspiration for the "jaig eyes" on the helmets of Captains Rex and Fordo.
The mystery evil Mandalorian in the opening is probably Moff Gideon.
When the youtube review is as long as the actual episode... lol
Thanks for putting the spoiler in the title of the vid. It's really appreciated!
Comments don’t matter to these “easter egg” channels w/ millions of subs. It’s just more engagement. Only thing that will eventually matter is enough unsubs & a drop in views.
At least this channel isn’t deleting these complaints like Charlie is over at Emergency Awesome w/ his higher subs & super lazy content.
I hate Jar Jar as a character but I'm so happy to see Ahmed get the support and love from the fans he deserved. It wasn't his fault the character was written bad. Death threats and suicidal thoughts over the bullying and backlash he received is just horrible.
He deserves his spot and I hope we see more of him
That "your mom" joke always catches me off guard and always gets me laughing.
I've really appreciate all the Jewish symbolism in the show, and Ryan noting them in his breakdowns, but one very VERY VERY important clarification, is that Jewish Halacha is practiced by all orthodox Jews, all over the world, many of whom live in large cities, and are also regular 9-5 professional.
The isolationist 'Anti-Zionist Ultra orthodox' Jews he's referring to are a subset of a subset of a subset of the Jewish world. So it's super important that if you see a Jewish person with a beard and black hat, who keeps strict Torah law, walking down the street in New York, that does NOT immediately mean that are a xenophobic zealot. Chances are, they could work at a small business, vote liberal, and are just trying to get through life one day at a time like everyone else.
I know he was just repeating what he was told, but I really hope Ryan sees this comment and clarifies in his next video what he meant to because I would hate for people's take away that the only Jews who follow Halacha are extremists 😥
Important comment - when Ryan made that point it also struck me as deeply incorrect: naive at best and very ignorant at worst. He should try to tread more carefully when making comparisons like this in future episodes, and research the facts about modern Judaism more deeply.
Agreed, gotta be very careful of perpetuating gross stereotypes.
Yup! I really hope @screencrush addresses this
I was so confused when he mentioned the anti-Zionist part and then didn't really explain the connection. Saying Ultra Orthodox Jews would have been sufficient
Also, a nitpick - only married Orthodox Jewish women cover their hair while all Orthodox Jewish men regardless of age or marital status wear a kipah or head covering
I got betrayal vibes from Bo-Katan's tone of voice and especially the music at the end of the episode so I'm interested to see where this goes.
i thought that at first but then we i thought about it it didnt amke sense. i think she coming to the realisation that she isnt going to be the one to rule mandalor or have the dark saber but she has to put on a brave face so to speak which is where her attitude and vioce make it sound like shell betray them. remember she has had 3 chances to bring mandalor back together.
A lot of people hating on the fact Grogu's story was expanded during the Book of Boba Fett yet we're all happy for Marvel to do it in end credit scenes and across different films?
The scene with the Armourer and Bo-Katan was perfect. Bo's exasperated, child-like 'it was real!' was her saying 'no, no, not like some hocus pocus cultist bs, I really saw one', and the Armourer's knowing 'this is the way' reply was really saying 'of course, none of this is fairy tale, it's all real, we believe it, and if you thought otherwise you're in for a wild ride kid'.
Prediction: when Grogu finally gets a helmet, his ears will be folded down and the helmet will resemble a mythosaur. This fits with the idea that Grogu will eventually be The Mandalore who unites and leads the Mandalorians.
Y’all know that it is gonna be revealed later that Moff Gideon is a Mandalorian who turned against his people right? There have been hints since season 1. Anyway, that red mando helmet in the intro was possibly another hint. Remember you heard it from me first!
And that he bested Bo Katan in combat and got the dark saber at some point. It wasn't just laying around waiting for someone to take it.
@@redpillredpill3216 didn't bo question how he had it aswell ??
When the crocodile ate aerodactyl I said "Theres always a bigger fish..."
My brother laughed and i new I was a good brother. 💪
So happy that Best became a Jedi!
Great review! I didn't realize the Jar Jar easter egg until you mentioned it.
So glad grogu will be slowly getting his armor he's a true mandalorian ,and I'm glad the mandalorian are accepting him ,I love the mandalorian culture, and way of life definitely need more in future episodes!
That’s the thing with sects. From the outside the seem nice and alluring, they provide a sense of belonging, companionship and family. But deep down most of them are rotten to the core. They force you to cut ties to you now non believing friends and family, they force their way of life and world views upon you, where a differing opinion could mean exposition or other forms of “torture” in order to make you rethink your ways. Sects crush individualism and thrive on obedience, blind obedience at that. So while a sect may seem “cool” never trust them. Not on your life.
Edit: This is literally what they did to Din. He broke their norms (took his helmet off), so they cast him away. They took from him what he needs most, a sense of belonging / family. He is desperate for that and w/o that he goes crazy. Now when he returned to the sect, he’s even more extreme, even more faithful. They “tortured” him back into submission and frankly now that I see it this way (yes when I wrote this comment I came to this epiphany) I hate this sect of the Mandos.
This is the way
You definitely never served in the military because there is nothing better than taking off your body armor and Kevlar helmet after wearing it for 8 plus hours in a row in weather that is 80 degrees or higher.
15:07 I wasn’t ready and spat my water out that was incredible, so random and hilarious 👌🤣
The forge also made Din recall his childhood trauma in the first episode of the series. Oh and it is most definitely not the same space gator from the first episode of the season, Din blew that one to bits.
I actually really liked the lightsaber fight he did to save Grogu - it was slow and methodical which gave me the sense that he was in control of the situation--tactfully and precisely deflecting blasters, not just dancing around hoping it'd work.
Calling it now. Had the thought as I watched this video. In the finale of the season, Bo Katan challenges Din for the Dark Saber at the Sacred Waters with the Armorer as judge. Somehow, during the duel, the Dark Saber breaks. Then, the duel is interrupted by the Mythosaur. After a battle where both Din and Bo get incapacitated by the Mythosaur, Grogu uses the Force to tame the Mythosaur, and it recedes to the depths. The Armorer gathers the broken pieces of the Dark Saber and uses them to craft a small Dark Saber for Grogu. Proclaiming him the future Leader of the Mandolorians. He speak his first words This is the Way.
That is the worst fan fiction I have ever read
That ain't the way😂
@Esteban Garcia it's a wild theory, I know, but I had to put it down. The first words was a later thought, that I added, but eventually he has to speak to take the Creed.
I'll be disappointed if his first words aren't "The way, this is"
@@SadwichPunch2100holy hell man what the hell are you on about?
Glad they finally gave Ahmed props after all of these years!!!
Well done!!!🎉
I actually took Grogu sitting with the crabs as him using a Jedi beast ability to make them feel at ease and approach him because when he leaves so do they.
That one guy being like "THATS MY SON!" made me unexpectedly burst out laughing for some reason. The dude showed no sense of urgency before that moment. Also did the momma bat have that youngling inside her stomach for an entire day or am I missing something?
My day can start now🍻🙏🏽
when i saw the elevator open i was like “who th is that?” 😭 then “oh he’s a badass that’s who” hope we get a lot more of this guy!
edit: i knew he looked familiar but i now realize it’s jar jar, im glad they gave him a better character but Ahmed deserves an overwhelming amount of apologies, some people aren’t able to detach an actor from their character and it’s disappointing, although people like Ahmed, Jake, and Daisy, didn’t have the best characters, the actors themselves aren’t at fault and shouldn’t have to deal with a horrendous amount of harassment over simply doing what the writers and directors decided on.
The sound effect at 14:15 is my favorite thing on the internet all week.
When i saw Kelleran, I said, "I know that guy from somewhere..."
I'm 40 and speak in a Gungan accent occasionally on a regular basis.
Really good to see you again, bro ❤
Ahmed is wielding two lightsabers to save Grogu! He is so badass! Finally redemption!
He picked the blue one up from the dead Jedi in the lift.
I really appreciate your guys’ content but was really bummed to have this spoiled for me with the Thumbnail and title in the middle of the day before I’d have a chance to watch. Would have been a great feeling to realize Best’s role while watching instead.
For the clicks
Ditto but comments don’t matter to these “easter egg” channels w/ millions of subs. It’s just more engagement. Only thing that will eventually matter is enough unsubs & a drop in views.
At least this channel isn’t deleting these complaints like Charlie is over at Emergency Awesome w/ his higher subs & super lazy content.
Yeah I'm likely gonna unsub just for the sake of the algorithm and day-of spoilers, will seek it out when I need a Doug Hi5
Doug: “so say we all”
This warms my heart
14:56 idk man, I was specially impressed by his skills considering this are not shitty stormtroopers but highly trained clones from Kamino
I really liked chapter 20. I thought it would be pretty bad since it was the shortest episode in the series, but I liked the Grogu backstory, some Paz Vizsla content, and that dragon reminded me of the Gorgara from fallen order.
I really don’t think The Book of Boba Fett was bad at all. I personally really enjoyed it lol
Sure the story was told in a weird way, but I really liked the series
I don’t think the armorer was being faithful, I think she already knew about the mythosaur. She had no surprise, and she already had water from Mandalore in season 1. She sent Din there to die, and he returned with:
-the darksaber
-the former leader of her people
-a Jedi/Mandalorian foundling
-a mythosaur sighting
So that’s why she just accepted Bo Katan with him into the covert after spending 2 seasons talking trash about her mistakes. She thinks it’s a sign from god or the universe or whatever. Or she’s plotting.
Another eater egg from Phanton Manace: there' s always a bigger fish
And the best Easter Egg was Ahmed Best the amazing Jar Jar Binks playing a Bombad Jedi. Haha I loved. It was really good to see him performing in the same saga.
I could care less about what critics say. This show is just as great as it’s always been.