The Mandalorian Season 2 - Official Thread

[Json]

Since I haven't heard any "ratings" talk, I was starting to get scared that the ratings for this show might not be as good as we all hope them to be. I mean, "Baby Yoda" is talked about a lot, but I always have a creeping fear that any show that I like might be in danger.

Thankfully, I just found this article that seems to be saying that The Mandalorian is actually doing better than expected:
'The Mandalorian': A Hit So Big Even Netflix Can Respect It - Variety

Considering all the merchandise flying off shelf while the sequel trilogy is on clearance tells me the Mandalorian should finish its story

 

[Jmare007]

I feel like that is going to come back to haunt him. They know what he looks like with a helmet and without.

Other Bounty hunters are going to eat

He never takes his helmet off and he basically doesn't have a family besides Baby Yoda (who the Empire is already after) so I don't think he'll get in bigger trouble than he already has. I just thought it was interesting an Imperial terminal could be used by literally a nobody without it reacting...unless his face is already in their archives

 

[Fillerguy]

Lol this show humanizes the stormtropers more in 30 mins than sequels could in 6 hours. I'd be cool with a stormtroper focused show or movie

 

[Json]

He never takes his helmet off and he basically doesn't have a family besides Baby Yoda (who the Empire is already after) so I don't think he'll get in bigger trouble than he already has. I just thought it was interesting an Imperial could be used by literally a nobody without it reacting...unless his face is already in their archives

I feel like most people only wanted him for the beskar. Not really to kill him.

And Grogu seemed to be only something Moff Gideon wanted. He wasn’t really a target of the Empire/First Order at large

 

[Mortal1]

Dope ass episode

 

[BillBanneker]

I don’t know why, but at the end when Mando remixed Moff Gideon‘s speech from season 1 had me like

 

[OmegaK2099]

Carano looks more man-ish with each episode

 

[Mr Hate Coffee]

Episode was cool. The officer scene had vibes of the bar scene in Inglorious Basterds

 

[Mr Hate Coffee]

Cool episode. Does the Imperial terminal recognizing Din Djarin's face and not showing an alarm or error mean anything? I know the point of all that was him taking off his helmet in public but idk, kinda felt that a terminal would go " who the fukk are you" unless he has history with the Empire

TBh the episode had a LOT of convenience writing. The reason I could see it not mattering is because the Storm Troopers are just fodder and there’s so many of them it probably don’t matter. I think they said the database just scans to see if you’re wanted by the empire or some shyt.

but yeah it’s still convenience writing. Shut like Bill Burr walking around with no helmet while every other Storm Trooper typically keeps their helmet on.

 

[darealvelle]

hell yeah this shyt was amazing.

got to finally see how Mando looks and Bill Burr fukking killed it. Dude gotta stick with these serious roles. No baby Yoda but it’s all good.

you see his face in season one as well

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

dope. when the pirates was attacking and they were just tryna get to the refinery it reminded me of the end of Halo where you're tryna to get outta there on a small vehicle and all this shyt is blowing up around you

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

this was one of the first dialogue heavy episodes and it delivered Bill Burr with the war stories speech and that vile officer of the empire lol

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

So much for Grace Randolph and the nerd sheets face was shown

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

That empire captain played the hell out of his role

I felt the in his voice

What's your name....Trooper...

 

[Milomann]

Episode was cool. The officer scene had vibes of the bar scene in Inglorious Basterds

Agreed, Mayfeld's character was like Stiglitz. An ex soldier who hated the regime he once fought for.