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You know it’s nice to see stormtrooper not shooting at them and kindly actually greeting them like who knew we would be excited to see them come to the rescue
@Jolatto The Jokage And many more that just think he's like a journey man actor. Lol. I'm sure this was Bill Burr just being humble but even he thinks he's a crappy actor, but obviously that's not true. He's a pleasure to watch
Can we all stop and appreciate the INCREDIBLE, INCREDIBLE acting done by Bill Burr and Pedro Pascal in this episode? It was so good. This is my favorite episode because of it.
Ok thank god I wasn’t the only one that noticed. The multiple expressions he was giving while at the table was incredible. I’ve never seen bill burr do anything emotional but that was great
I loved seeing how uncomfortable Din was without his helmet and the scene at the table is one of my favorites from this season because of Bill Burr’s acting. That man killed it in that scene. Figuratively and literally.
I loved how (besides his creed) Pedro's acting showed why he wears the helmet. Because his face is so soft and expressive (put on the descriptive audio for this ep and they describe him as having soulful brown eyes lol) - if enemies could see his face it would be nowhere near as menacing as seeing this faceless helmet
I should note, that when Mando repeats Gideon's words back to him, he makes one important difference. Gideon said "it." Mando said "he." One small change that completely changes the entire context.
Because, to Gideon, The Child is, "an asset"...a conduit...a means to an ultimate end...a thing...nothing more. To Din Djarin, Grogu is an embodiment of his, "Hope"....and his Soul. The Mandalorian was, to an extent, dead inside, before encountering his bounty. Within that little more than a year's time, he's been "awakened" to many things, physically, psychologically, and spiritually. The official unmasking, was Din Djarin's bearing of his true self to the world and the galaxy. He'll never be the same after this moment. He may wear the helmet, but it won't wear him anymore...
Not gonna lie, this is the first time this show actually made me tear up. The music that starts to play as he takes it off, the look Bill Burr has as he looks over at Mando. This scene really humanized the mandalorian for me. This shows that he'll do so much for Grogu.
And same words (besides the pronouns) but different meaning behind it. To Gideon, Grogu is valuable as an asset, a thing - to Mando, he's valuable as a person, a son, someone that is loved
i gotta say, as great as it was, it really made me appreciate just how great an actor/baddie Giancarlo Esposito is, because no one, not even Mando, can deliver that little monologue like him
Loved your Reactions to this episode guys! Had such a hard time not getting this one blocked I ended up watching yours the whole way through, initially with the mindset of “what did they cut?” To then just enjoying it haha
You could say that Mando wasn't merely throwing away his creed by taking off the helmet. He was given the sacred task of being "father" to his foundling, a member of his clan. He put that sacred duty, and his love for his child, above even the command to never take off his helmet. What a cool complex character!
@@thefatman2780 Gary Cole as an Imperial officer would be fantastic. Lt Lumberg: Hey TK-404, what's happening. I still you need submit those TPS reports about that thing on Onderon. Also TK-117 is sick soooo I am going need you to come in tomorrow. Kay, that'd be great
A lot of people before this episode said that this series is only good because of Grogu, without him there is no show. As much as we all love Grogu, this episode proves that you don’t need him, for this Series to be good. But yes we still love him lol
This episode started off with Bill Burr basically playing himself again, which I'd be perfectly happy with, but as the episode goes on he starts to show off his acting chops. Pretty cool.
Every scene will Bill Burr was great. Giving the audience the grey areas of star wars. I flipped when you talked about the last jedi, I love the grey area. Richard scared the crap out of me.
I could tell just by the look on his face he felt completely naked when he took his mask off in front of everyone. But it was cool that he broke his code just to get to the child that he really cares for he really is a dad and I can’t wait for episode 8 because mandalorian is most likely pissed
I dont think its why he blew up the place. He just hates the empire and like he said just needed to get some stuff(probably trauma and anger) off his chest
The scene where they all sit down and have a drink is one of my favorite scenes of the show. Pedro pascal looks completely uncomfortable considering he doesn’t have a helmet on and the room is filled with people, and bill burr does an awesome job with dialogue and his emotions in that scene. He’s got skills as an actor
“Third day on the job Cara” Yeah, third day on the job and she infiltrated a secret Imperial mining base the new order didn’t know existed, got coordinates on one of the most wanted Moffs, and blew up and took down that Imperial base. ...she needs a promotion on her third day. 😀
"I didn't see your face!" as he hands Mando a helmet..in respect he looks away. Mayfield got his self-respect back by honoring someone else for a change... All that time poking holes in Mando's story, only accept it in the end.
Can i just say i think Pedro Pascal was also great in this episode he didn't talk much so he acted mostly with his face😂 and i think he nailed it. Like he sold every single emotion just with his face. I could feel everything the character felt and i love that. I think he was really amazing. I mean this whole episode is awesome. Literally everything was done wright in this episode...
@@maddinpictures3102 Well, The Senate was like "If I can't have it, no one shall have it," so after he died, a contingency plan was activated and as part of this, the Empire placed weather control satellites above several imperial planets (including Naboo) that disrupted the planetary weather systems, creating huge, devastating storms in order to destroy the surface of the planet.
Bill Burr f****** killed it!! I listen to his stand up and he's just demeans himself almost but he is a f****** amazing actor. And Pedro Pascal... Just amazing. He looked so nervous without his helmet on.. just the fact that he took it off he will do anything for Grogu because he is his son.
Greg I think that Din is re-evaluating his beliefs in the ways of Deathwatch due to he removed the helmet and showing his face to Mayfield. During this season, Din met Bo-Katan and Boba Fett who had their helmets removed in front of others are still Mandalorians. But I see a conflict brewing if his covert or clan knows that he violated the ancient ways in which they following themselves. I think that his saving grace is Woman Armorer (Emily Swallow) whom sent him on his quest would give him a pass.
Yeah, I am sure the armorer would give him a pass as it was his duty to protect the child at all costs. Plus him finding out his group was a group of religious extremists could really make him realize if he truly wants to follow what he truly believes in. Would love to see a plotline of him trying to find out more about the clan he was apart of as he struggles with his beliefs. I honestly think the mandalorian is a fucking masterpiece of television.
Let's take a moment of how amazing Bill in this episode especially the chat with the officer,he started to get teary at that scene. Hope to see him in the future. And the last scene,Mando used the exact phrases Gideon did to get Grogu.
Someone pointed out on Twitter that, Din's behavior with the helmet off is years of learned behavior. He turns his whole head to look at people never using his peripheral vision. Great touch to the character.
Pedro Pascal did a fantastic job looking extremely uncomfortable without his helmet. And Bill Burr's acting was on point too. You could tell exactly what was going through Mayfield's mind while talking with his old CO, just by watching his face. And it's good to know that even he has a line he won't cross.
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Our heroes killed local freedom fighters. Our heroes were rescued by Imperial troops. Our heroes killed the imperial troops that saved them. And we cheered through it all. This whole episode was a morality pendulum that comes back to rest at Bill Burr's monologue in the Juggernaut.
@@captin3149 wasn't it already uninhabitable technically? Didn't Sabine or someone in maybe Rebels say that they all lived in those city bubbles because all of their civil wars scorched the earth?
After Bill Burr's performance, I think it would be cool to see an Imperial story next to Andors's rebel story. The way he performed, projecting Mayfield's memories into his performance and the change in his expressions, i mean I'm definitely not comparing the likes of Anthony Hopkins, my favourite actor, but Bill's got something good.
I have been off social media/TH-cam for the past couple days because of some things going on in my life. But, I’m just now catching up on your videos and seeing this. I appreciate the shout out on one of my favorite series of yours to watch! I have been loving this season, it has been dope. I hope you guys have a Merry Christmas in these crazy times as well. I, Pandemic Jones, am really wishing for that jar of peanuts!
@CadeCurran wouldn't be surprised if they are main characters in the series. he "dies" in the explosion, is found to be alive, and because of his sharpshooting skills, he serves the rest of his sentence as a ranger while being watched by dune.
Bill Burr's dramatic Acting was amazing. I never knew how good of an actor he was. The scene where Valin Hess was shot Bill had a Pain in his eyes. You could see the tears in his eyes when he talked about the loss of life. Truly amazing
I got far too invested in the story i made up in my head for the shore trooper they shoot just after Richard Brake. There is that pause where you can just tell there are a million thoughts going through his head. Shore Trooper 5 second prior - "Fuck sake, i'm having such a shitty day. First my entire regiment get destroyed by those pirates, i barely get out alive myself, then i stepped in Wamp Rat Shit, i smell, i'm tired. Then Brenda dumps me by text, fuck my life. I just want to sit back and enjoy this Baloni Sandwich which i've been looking forward to all morn... shit they just shot my commanding officer, oh no, don't shoot me, don't shoot me, I JUST WANT MY SANDWIC..." I really felt for that guy and his entirely fictional back story i just created lol
I love the fact they didn't have mando do the old trope of pretending he understands military etiquette or comes up with his own ridiculous story the officer falls for. He is actually completely lost and needs to be rescued by Mayfield.
Is it just me , or isnt a relief to have 1 episode finally without baby yoda/ Grogu in it ? its shows you can still have a great episode without using him for a plot crutch
Hi Greg and John. I loved this episode so much. Good Action sequances. Glad to see Bill burr and the funny comments in the episode. I love that Mando took off his helmet. He loves Grogu so much. He's willing to take off his helmet just to get his adopted little green son back. I love the character developemet on mayfeld. Bill burr did such a good job in this episode. The last bit when mand was talking to Gideon I was like "OH he burned you buddy." It was a good episode looking forward to the next episode.
When you realize that Mayfeld: a) Is the only currently living* human who has seen Din's face. b) Had more character development in one TV-episode than Finn had in 3 movies. (*Too bad he died in the explosion though...shame.)
I think seeing him take off his helmet shows how important Grogu is to him and just leans weight to the line “He means more to you will ever know.” We as an audience know because we have seen him willing to die rather then remove his helmet. But he took it with out hesitation to save Grogu.
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Moff G coordinates lead to Nul Hutta
The end when mando left that message.
You know it’s nice to see stormtrooper not shooting at them and kindly actually greeting them like who knew we would be excited to see them come to the rescue
When he took off the helmet, the speech at the end, or the SEISMIC CHARGE I LOVE THOSE THINGS SO MUCH
Might be my favorite episode. Season 1 finale, Ashoka episode, and this one.
Bill Burr was so awesome in this episode. His acting is underrated
The PTSD part was so well done. That slippery slope to having a breakdown was so convincing.
@Jolatto The Jokage And many more that just think he's like a journey man actor. Lol. I'm sure this was Bill Burr just being humble but even he thinks he's a crappy actor, but obviously that's not true. He's a pleasure to watch
@Hoshuya I read somewhere he might get a spin off? I. Not sure how legit that was though
You got that right. When he was contemplating the dark memories of his fallen comrades, I was like, "Damn, Bill! You can act?!"
How was he underrated? Everyone is praising him...
Can we all stop and appreciate the INCREDIBLE, INCREDIBLE acting done by Bill Burr and Pedro Pascal in this episode? It was so good. This is my favorite episode because of it.
Ok thank god I wasn’t the only one that noticed. The multiple expressions he was giving while at the table was incredible. I’ve never seen bill burr do anything emotional but that was great
Yeah Burr was awesome. Also Pedro Pascal fish out of water uncomfortable looks we're great.
I loved seeing how uncomfortable Din was without his helmet and the scene at the table is one of my favorites from this season because of Bill Burr’s acting. That man killed it in that scene. Figuratively and literally.
I loved how (besides his creed) Pedro's acting showed why he wears the helmet. Because his face is so soft and expressive (put on the descriptive audio for this ep and they describe him as having soulful brown eyes lol) - if enemies could see his face it would be nowhere near as menacing as seeing this faceless helmet
Rick famuyiwa did a great job directing underrated
"And then I saw his face.... now I'm a believer" - Migs Mayfeld
Underrated comment
Everyone else: "Seismic charges!"
Reel Rejects: "He's doing the Jango!"
hahahah...same thing I guess lol
The real good easter egg is that Moff G location is Nul Hutta
For me it was "DUBSTEP BOMB!"
@@jarbinks6574 wait, seriously? Oh, hell. This is gonna be fun.
@@defies4626 put the maps side by side
I should note, that when Mando repeats Gideon's words back to him, he makes one important difference. Gideon said "it." Mando said "he." One small change that completely changes the entire context.
Because, to Gideon, The Child is, "an asset"...a conduit...a means to an ultimate end...a thing...nothing more. To Din Djarin, Grogu is an embodiment of his, "Hope"....and his Soul. The Mandalorian was, to an extent, dead inside, before encountering his bounty. Within that little more than a year's time, he's been "awakened" to many things, physically, psychologically, and spiritually. The official unmasking, was Din Djarin's bearing of his true self to the world and the galaxy. He'll never be the same after this moment. He may wear the helmet, but it won't wear him anymore...
@@anthonyyoutubefan7567 damn😐
Can I ask the TH-camr who gave you the information
@@anthonyyoutubefan7567 Great answer.
@@anthonyyoutubefan7567 couldn’t have said it any better
The acting from Bill Burr and the Imperial dude was really good, this was one of my favorite episodes with the development of Din’s character
Gave me huge Inglorious Basterds underground pub table talk vibes.
Not gonna lie, this is the first time this show actually made me tear up. The music that starts to play as he takes it off, the look Bill Burr has as he looks over at Mando. This scene really humanized the mandalorian for me. This shows that he'll do so much for Grogu.
@Equilibrium 2112 *sets blaster to stun*
“Always has been”
Gideon: < picks up the phone >
Mando: "I have a particular set of skills..."
Ghost of Qui-gon Jinn : "My man."
“If you let my son go now, that’ll be the end of it. I will not look for... actually never mind, I’m still going to kill you.”
Mel Gibson just joined the call: "GIVE MANDO BACK HIS SON!"
Or he will get bill burr to snipe you from a long distance
God I got chills at the end when mando just copies Moff Gideons speech
Moff Gideon says "it", Mando says "He". That's the love, man.
Right it sounds so menacing
It’s sooo good dude
And same words (besides the pronouns) but different meaning behind it. To Gideon, Grogu is valuable as an asset, a thing - to Mando, he's valuable as a person, a son, someone that is loved
i gotta say, as great as it was, it really made me appreciate just how great an actor/baddie Giancarlo Esposito is, because no one, not even Mando, can deliver that little monologue like him
So excited to see everyone's reactions to this, but this.....this is the main course.
Loved your Reactions to this episode guys! Had such a hard time not getting this one blocked I ended up watching yours the whole way through, initially with the mindset of “what did they cut?” To then just enjoying it haha
Blind Wave will always be the main course, but The Reel Rejects are great too.
Always great to go through each individual reaction video in the hours after the episode and then still watch GammaRay's compilation a week later!
@@tbcalex dude blind wave is king when it comes to the Star Wars reactions. can’t argue there
@@sh4312 true that!
You could say that Mando wasn't merely throwing away his creed by taking off the helmet. He was given the sacred task of being "father" to his foundling, a member of his clan.
He put that sacred duty, and his love for his child, above even the command to never take off his helmet. What a cool complex character!
When Mayfield mentioned TPS Reports, “Office Space” is now Star Wars cameo canon! 😂
Oh my god - when I was editing this back I was legit wondering that!
JENNIFER ANISTON & LUMBERGH CAMEO SCENE IN STAR WARS??? HELL YEAH
@@thefatman2780 Gary Cole as an Imperial officer would be fantastic.
Lt Lumberg: Hey TK-404, what's happening. I still you need submit those TPS reports about that thing on Onderon. Also TK-117 is sick soooo I am going need you to come in tomorrow. Kay, that'd be great
13 pieces of flair is now cannon in star wars
A lot of people before this episode said that this series is only good because of Grogu, without him there is no show.
As much as we all love Grogu, this episode proves that you don’t need him, for this Series to be good. But yes we still love him lol
This episode started off with Bill Burr basically playing himself again, which I'd be perfectly happy with, but as the episode goes on he starts to show off his acting chops. Pretty cool.
Din with his helmet off thinking, "How do people live like this?!"
Din tried everything to keep his oath but in those 10 seconds Grogu went from THE Kid to HIS Kid. We all knew...now he does too.
Every scene will Bill Burr was great. Giving the audience the grey areas of star wars. I flipped when you talked about the last jedi, I love the grey area.
Richard scared the crap out of me.
Seeing Burr get so emotional when he is talking to the Imp officer got to me in a way i didnt expect, and Mando in the end DAMN
The Slave 1 dropping seismic bombs was just overpowering. I still remember the sound of them in the moves when Jango used them. So amazing.
You guys couldn't have at least hidden Grogu's body? Just gonna leave him in the background huh.
Just lying there
Exacly! He lies on his little cute face. This is not the way.
Grogu a little hungover.
Well, it's a trade for not having Grogu throughout this episode.
I could tell just by the look on his face he felt completely naked when he took his mask off in front of everyone. But it was cool that he broke his code just to get to the child that he really cares for he really is a dad and I can’t wait for episode 8 because mandalorian is most likely pissed
It felt really uncomfortable seeing his face that I felt naked for him xD
Aww He killed everyone that saw his face. Like thats soo nice
Well, LEGALLY speaking.... lol
I dont think its why he blew up the place. He just hates the empire and like he said just needed to get some stuff(probably trauma and anger) off his chest
@@lucaspoon4202 PTSD
didn't commit seppuku though - so there's one man alive that has seen his face.
What about Mayfeld? Mayfeld saw it.
The scene where they all sit down and have a drink is one of my favorite scenes of the show. Pedro pascal looks completely uncomfortable considering he doesn’t have a helmet on and the room is filled with people, and bill burr does an awesome job with dialogue and his emotions in that scene. He’s got skills as an actor
My boyfriend was all "It broke my heart when he took his helmet off" and I'm over there with the heart eyes swooning at how much Mando loves Grogu 😂
“Third day on the job Cara”
Yeah, third day on the job and she infiltrated a secret Imperial mining base the new order didn’t know existed, got coordinates on one of the most wanted Moffs, and blew up and took down that Imperial base.
...she needs a promotion on her third day. 😀
Pedro did speak without the mask last season. “You mean - my brain?”
Mando’s line at the end made me so emotional. He loves his son so much 💔
"I didn't see your face!" as he hands Mando a helmet..in respect he looks away.
Mayfield got his self-respect back by honoring someone else for a change...
All that time poking holes in Mando's story, only accept it in the end.
will no one talk about how they humanized the stormtroopers in this episide?
Well they were humans, so they didn’t really “humanise” them.
@KingUnderTheStars Ah, righto.
Can i just say i think Pedro Pascal was also great in this episode he didn't talk much so he acted mostly with his face😂 and i think he nailed it. Like he sold every single emotion just with his face. I could feel everything the character felt and i love that. I think he was really amazing. I mean this whole episode is awesome. Literally everything was done wright in this episode...
Love that fresh paint job on Boba
I dont
He do be lookin fresh as hell tho
@KingUnderTheStars It's called AAVE, which is an English dialect.
Was literally just looking for this reaction
Blindwave & Normies giving the stink eye across the room:
Highlights:
- Polished Boba
- Mayfeld's truth bombs
- Inglorious Basterds inspired cantina scene
- Seismic frikkin charge!
- Mando doing a Liam Neeson in Taken
You missed "Mad Max inspired attack on the Juggernaut".
@@IggyStardust1967 indiana jones much
@@bhavyakabade Yeah. that too. 🤣
*Mando doing a Moff Gideon in The Mandalorian.
Lumberg: "Umm yeeaahh, if you could get me a better reaction to that TPS report office space reference, that would be great. M'kay?"
Bill Burr is the Deadpool of Star Wars.
You really felt.... "He means more to me than you'll ever know"
The scene of them driving into everything exploding was almost like a theme park ride. That thrilling feeling it gave was absolutely sick.
Lol he’s doing the Jango 😂😂😂😂
If you didnt know, operation cinder is the storyline of battlefront 2
forgot about that, what exactly did they do?
@@maddinpictures3102 Well, The Senate was like "If I can't have it, no one shall have it," so after he died, a contingency plan was activated and as part of this, the Empire placed weather control satellites above several imperial planets (including Naboo) that disrupted the planetary weather systems, creating huge, devastating storms in order to destroy the surface of the planet.
@@Mek_Alenes thanks for remembering... might play the campaign again, now that I just finished Fallen Order
@@Mek_Alenes Now here's a man who knows his history
@@jamesm6638 Tho I didn't live it XD
I was lost in the reaction for a good couple of minutes, and suddenly noticed Grogu lying flat on his face behind you and choked on my own breath 😂
Bill Burr f****** killed it!! I listen to his stand up and he's just demeans himself almost but he is a f****** amazing actor.
And Pedro Pascal... Just amazing.
He looked so nervous without his helmet on.. just the fact that he took it off he will do anything for Grogu because he is his son.
Greg
I think that Din is re-evaluating his beliefs in the ways of Deathwatch due to he removed the helmet and showing his face to Mayfield. During this season, Din met Bo-Katan and Boba Fett who had their helmets removed in front of others are still Mandalorians. But I see a conflict brewing if his covert or clan knows that he violated the ancient ways in which they following themselves. I think that his saving grace is Woman Armorer (Emily Swallow) whom sent him on his quest would give him a pass.
Yeah, I am sure the armorer would give him a pass as it was his duty to protect the child at all costs. Plus him finding out his group was a group of religious extremists could really make him realize if he truly wants to follow what he truly believes in. Would love to see a plotline of him trying to find out more about the clan he was apart of as he struggles with his beliefs. I honestly think the mandalorian is a fucking masterpiece of television.
You got Grogu in the background, face down takin a nap. Lol!
"Then I saw his face, I'm a believer"
LMAO
@@Your20droid 😅 jejeje
Let's take a moment of how amazing Bill in this episode especially the chat with the officer,he started to get teary at that scene. Hope to see him in the future.
And the last scene,Mando used the exact phrases Gideon did to get Grogu.
Someone pointed out on Twitter that, Din's behavior with the helmet off is years of learned behavior. He turns his whole head to look at people never using his peripheral vision. Great touch to the character.
I'm waiting for the day when people start saying hey! did you hear that Bill Barr the Star Wars guy was a comedian?! WOH!!!
"He's doing the Jango!"
Well that's going to become a meme soon....😏😉😎👍🏾💯
when the crew got to junkyard, Boba Fett
with his shiny armor ,he looked over dressed 😎
Damn, Bill Burr doing some actiiing
They’re no longer called seismic charges. They’re now....DOIN THE JANGO!!!!
TPS REPORTS!!! Office Space enters the galaxy!
I was waiting for them to react to this episode
Poor Grogu, just abandoned face down in the background :(
Shame on them... Mando will get them for that. Lol
“What’s my kid doing on the floor? He means more to me than you’ll ever know. Nobody puts Grogu on the floor.”
Pedro Pascal did a fantastic job looking extremely uncomfortable without his helmet. And Bill Burr's acting was on point too. You could tell exactly what was going through Mayfield's mind while talking with his old CO, just by watching his face. And it's good to know that even he has a line he won't cross.
I'm just amazed how GREAT this show looks.
Mando at the end=Mel Gibson in 'Ransom' "GIVE ME BACK MY SON!"
Those pirates must’ve been thinking the whole time *”What kind of Stormtrooper is this?!”*
Thanks guys. Finally someone who has exactly same reaction on this episode like me. So excited and I am glad that I experienced those moments again.
I just started following the reel rejects at the beginning of this year but I love the insightful, informative, and nuanced commentary you guys provide (and the laughs 😂) keep up the great work! 💕
Our heroes killed local freedom fighters.
Our heroes were rescued by Imperial troops.
Our heroes killed the imperial troops that saved them.
And we cheered through it all.
This whole episode was a morality pendulum that comes back to rest at Bill Burr's monologue in the Juggernaut.
Breaking your code for your kid now that’s dad goals right there !!!
The empire brainwashed everyone to think Mandalore was destroyed.
well it's "destroyed" but it's not destroyed like Alderaan.
The planet's still there, but isn't it uninhabitable now?
@@captin3149 Bo Katan said ‘don’t believe everything they say’ in the third episode of this season.
@@captin3149 It’s just Imperial propaganda
@@captin3149 wasn't it already uninhabitable technically? Didn't Sabine or someone in maybe Rebels say that they all lived in those city bubbles because all of their civil wars scorched the earth?
Mando: 'Takes off his helmet'
Me: OH, MY EYES!!!! MY EYES!!!!!
Oh Phoebe! 😂😂😂 Super underrated comment!
After Bill Burr's performance, I think it would be cool to see an Imperial story next to Andors's rebel story. The way he performed, projecting Mayfield's memories into his performance and the change in his expressions, i mean I'm definitely not comparing the likes of Anthony Hopkins, my favourite actor, but Bill's got something good.
a MAYFIELD series following him in the Empire
Bro I like how baby yoda is just thrown on the floor in the background 😂😂
I have been off social media/TH-cam for the past couple days because of some things going on in my life. But, I’m just now catching up on your videos and seeing this. I appreciate the shout out on one of my favorite series of yours to watch! I have been loving this season, it has been dope. I hope you guys have a Merry Christmas in these crazy times as well. I, Pandemic Jones, am really wishing for that jar of peanuts!
Of all the reactions I've seen of this you guys are the only ones that actually knew that was Richard Brake or who he even is lol
Nobody referenced that he and Pedro were part of Kingsman.
I have seen this 3 times and STILL got chills watching this watchalong
10:16 😂😂😂 I love that you don’t mind shouting out other channels. Great reaction.
Shame that Mayfeld stayed on Morak. I really wanted him to stay with Mando and the crew.
He’ll be back.
The Jango sounds like some dance move
Ya'll commentary was hilarious! Great episode all around! Favorite part was that bomb between the Tie Fighters. Thermals sound so amazing.
seeing the interation between mayfeld and cara makes me wonder if bill burr will be in the rangers of the new republic if its a cara dune series
Your reactions are everything ✨🥺
That speech of Mando was the epitome of burns. Put some ice on that burn.
I feel like this episode is kind of setting up Rangers of the New Republic in a way.
@CadeCurran wouldn't be surprised if they are main characters in the series. he "dies" in the explosion, is found to be alive, and because of his sharpshooting skills, he serves the rest of his sentence as a ranger while being watched by dune.
I can’t wait for y’all to get 1 million subs! I can’t believe you don’t have a mil yet! Love the videos guys!!!
I love the part when Mayfeld said
“It’s believin’ time”
Bill Burr's dramatic Acting was amazing. I never knew how good of an actor he was.
The scene where Valin Hess was shot
Bill had a Pain in his eyes. You could see the tears in his eyes when he talked about the loss of life.
Truly amazing
I got far too invested in the story i made up in my head for the shore trooper they shoot just after Richard Brake. There is that pause where you can just tell there are a million thoughts going through his head.
Shore Trooper 5 second prior - "Fuck sake, i'm having such a shitty day. First my entire regiment get destroyed by those pirates, i barely get out alive myself, then i stepped in Wamp Rat Shit, i smell, i'm tired. Then Brenda dumps me by text, fuck my life. I just want to sit back and enjoy this Baloni Sandwich which i've been looking forward to all morn... shit they just shot my commanding officer, oh no, don't shoot me, don't shoot me, I JUST WANT MY SANDWIC..."
I really felt for that guy and his entirely fictional back story i just created lol
I love the fact they didn't have mando do the old trope of pretending he understands military etiquette or comes up with his own ridiculous story the officer falls for. He is actually completely lost and needs to be rescued by Mayfield.
Is it just me , or isnt a relief to have 1 episode finally without baby yoda/ Grogu in it ? its shows you can still have a great episode without
using him for a plot crutch
Hi Greg and John. I loved this episode so much. Good Action sequances. Glad to see Bill burr and the funny comments in the episode. I love that Mando took off his helmet. He loves Grogu so much. He's willing to take off his helmet just to get his adopted little green son back. I love the character developemet on mayfeld. Bill burr did such a good job in this episode. The last bit when mand was talking to Gideon I was like "OH he burned you buddy." It was a good episode looking forward to the next episode.
Can't help but see Grogu and Appa laying on the floor in the background like they came home from a binger...
When you realize that Mayfeld:
a) Is the only currently living* human who has seen Din's face.
b) Had more character development in one TV-episode than Finn had in 3 movies.
(*Too bad he died in the explosion though...shame.)
The first episode with no Grogu! Loved how nervous Pedro played the part with no helmet.
Baby Yoda is just face down in the background.🤣
Yea, I know, it's like WTF??? Where is the love?
Man that scene were that shore trooper just witnessed his commanding officer get killed was hilarious, the man just wanted to eat lunch lmao
I think seeing him take off his helmet shows how important Grogu is to him and just leans weight to the line “He means more to you will ever know.” We as an audience know because we have seen him willing to die rather then remove his helmet. But he took it with out hesitation to save Grogu.
This episode gave me vibes of that breaking bad episode with the train lol
1st people ive seen to recognize the speech thrown back at them. Finally!
Bill does silent rage so well. Letting Mando see and hear all that was not lost on me!
Love Bill Burr's shoutout to Office Space with that "TPS reports" line
In clone wars, a ridonium explosion in space was shown to be big enough to possibly wipe out a Republic fleet
This episode gave me an Inglorious Basterds vibe. Loved it
8:20 that shot is amazing with the tie fighters flying past the explosion!!
I love you guys. Discovered y'all through the Gamma Ray fan react compilations which I highly enjoy.
Mayfield: I've got a joke for you.
Officer: Nah, I'm not into none of your jokes...