Think they are duping us and when he takes it off he us going to be battle scarred and burned hideously
FL_Ag1998 said:
Someone already said it, but I'm getting just as much of a Samurai vibe as I am a Western vibe (and yes, I realize they're very similar in nature, playing off each other throughout cinema history).
Beautifully shot show, but these episodes are just too short. Can barely start getting into an episode by the time it's already over.
FL_Ag1998 said:
Someone already said it, but I'm getting just as much of a Samurai vibe as I am a Western vibe (and yes, I realize they're very similar in nature, playing off each other throughout cinema history).
Beautifully shot show, but these episodes are just too short. Can barely start getting into an episode by the time it's already over.
redline248 said:Not only that, but based on the flashbacks in Chapter 1, he was likely a kid when the Empire took over and the Jedi fell. Probably never even heard of Yoda...C@LAg said:more than half this country cannot name the heads of congress.Hulla Baller said:
So I guess Mando doesn't know what the force is or who yoda was?
so factor that he is a bounty hunter, who likely worked for the empire and not the republic... so yes.
yoda was just one of the council no reason to expect most people would know his name. especially 30 years later.
Every new entry in the Star Wars canon power creeps the hell out of the force.
BrownCoat said:
Really enjoyed Chapter 2. When he was sniping off the Jawas it reminded me of Quigley Down under. The more I look at the rifle the more it seems to be a Star Wars version of the Sharps rifle. Even the scope looks like something found on older western guns.
TheEyeGuy said:BrownCoat said:
Really enjoyed Chapter 2. When he was sniping off the Jawas it reminded me of Quigley Down under. The more I look at the rifle the more it seems to be a Star Wars version of the Sharps rifle. Even the scope looks like something found on older western guns.
Seriously... Watching the episode tonight had be wondering about making his rifle in a 45-70....
45-110, actually. But, I have a 45-70 in store right now that would fit the build perfectly....Duncan Idaho said:TheEyeGuy said:BrownCoat said:
Really enjoyed Chapter 2. When he was sniping off the Jawas it reminded me of Quigley Down under. The more I look at the rifle the more it seems to be a Star Wars version of the Sharps rifle. Even the scope looks like something found on older western guns.
Seriously... Watching the episode tonight had be wondering about making his rifle in a 45-70....
Pretty sure Quigley's gun was 45-120.
PatAg said:
I like that it's not clear exactly what the Mandalorian is thinking in regards to the bounty. Clearly he feels protective of it, but that could still just be to get the larger bounty for it being alive. My thought is that he either decides to not give it, or he does turn it in and then immediately regrets it and the show is him trying to get it back.
Really not confident in either of those, which I like.
I've been wondering if he will run into the two ladies that went on a journey at the end of Rebels. Perhaps he gives him to them...?redline248 said:PatAg said:
I like that it's not clear exactly what the Mandalorian is thinking in regards to the bounty. Clearly he feels protective of it, but that could still just be to get the larger bounty for it being alive. My thought is that he either decides to not give it, or he does turn it in and then immediately regrets it and the show is him trying to get it back.
Really not confident in either of those, which I like.
I was thinking that the first time he takes off his helmet will coincide with him deciding not to give the baby to the imperials.
We have a Shih Tzu named Mogwai.... baby yoda looks like her though Mog is brown. Our other ankle biter is named Gizmo.Max Power said:
Baby Yoda is awesome, cutest thing I've ever seen. It's like they crossed Yoda and Gizmo, going to sell a hell of a lot of toys, my kid will certainly be the beneficiary of at least one this Christmas.
lunchbox said:I've been wondering if he will run into the two ladies that went on a journey at the end of Rebels. Perhaps he gives him to them...?redline248 said:PatAg said:
I like that it's not clear exactly what the Mandalorian is thinking in regards to the bounty. Clearly he feels protective of it, but that could still just be to get the larger bounty for it being alive. My thought is that he either decides to not give it, or he does turn it in and then immediately regrets it and the show is him trying to get it back.
Really not confident in either of those, which I like.
I was thinking that the first time he takes off his helmet will coincide with him deciding not to give the baby to the imperials.
YouBet said:
This show kicks ass. Bonus is that my wife is totally hooked. She can't get enough of baby yoda.
I hate the music though and not because it doesn't sound like Star Wars. It doesn't even sound like a fit with the theme and tone of this show to me, but whatever.
Can't wait until next week!