Fennec wants to go Bumpty Bumpty
*** The Book of Boba Fett *** (Discussion Thread) Wed Dec 29 - Feb 9
184,048 Views |
1966 Replies |
Last: 2 yr ago by SpreadsheetAg
aTmLoKi said:
Please add: "We don't talk about Jabba".
The Dune Where It Happened
(For when Boba brokered the deal with the Pykes?)
(For when Boba brokered the deal with the Pykes?)
I'll contribute to those starshelloimustbegoing said:I cannot blue star this enough.aTmLoKi said:
Please add: "We don't talk about Jabba".
I still don't think this show is very good, but that was easily the best episode yet. We *finally* got Boba Fett's motivation (it only took four episodes!), and I'm so glad we're done with the flashbactas (the story itself was good, but the structure not so much). All the Slave One stuff was pretty cool too.
Obviously, the Mandalorian himself is about to reappear, which is legit exciting, and will hopefully turn these final three episodes into essentially season 2.5 of that show, bridging the gap to season three. I could not care less about the Pyke syndicate stuff, but at least we're building toward something now, and about to do so with the aid of a proven character we know and love.
Obviously, the Mandalorian himself is about to reappear, which is legit exciting, and will hopefully turn these final three episodes into essentially season 2.5 of that show, bridging the gap to season three. I could not care less about the Pyke syndicate stuff, but at least we're building toward something now, and about to do so with the aid of a proven character we know and love.
Thankfully this episode got the show back on track.
Hoping the next few episodes continue the improvement.
Hoping the next few episodes continue the improvement.
Ahh, interesting, I didn't make that connection. So you think Fennec was alluding to Mando when she mentioned buying muscle at the end? I guess that would make the most sense if the intention was to bring Mando into this series.TCTTS said:
I still don't think this show is very good, but that was easily the best episode yet. We *finally* got Boba Fett's motivation (it only took four episodes!), and I'm so glad we're done with the flashbactas (the story itself was good, but the structure not so much). All the Slave One stuff was pretty cool too.
Obviously, the Mandalorian himself is about to reappear, which is legit exciting, and will hopefully turn these final three episodes into essentially season 2.5 of that show, bridging the gap to season three. I could not care less about the Pyke syndicate stuff, but at least we're building toward something now, and about to do so with the aid of a proven character we know and love.
Musical clues at the end of the episode HEAVILY suggest that the Mandalorian is coming
Better be a lot more bounty hunters than just him.
Don't give me trandoshans and no Bossk
Don't give me trandoshans and no Bossk
1st half of that episode was so corny. Feeding the bantha...ugh. And then when the tiny probe is scanning the palace I felt like I was watching some SyFy channel series and not Star Wars.
The rest was all pretty good.
The rest was all pretty good.
My Disney plus sub finishes next week. I'll just watch the recaps of the rest of this show on youtube.
I feel like we saw some similar kind of droid in TCW.
As for the episode, I enjoyed it overall. Guess we are done with the flashbacks.
As for the episode, I enjoyed it overall. Guess we are done with the flashbacks.
I feel like the plan to shine a flashlight down the Sarlac pit lacked a little bit of critical thinking.
And why did he think the armor was down there? He got out wearing it.
boogieman said:
Thankfully this episode got the show back on track.
Back on track or finally on the tracks?
Those freaking Jawas mind-tricked him!
We did.jabberwalkie09 said:
I feel like we saw some similar kind of droid in TCW.
As for the episode, I enjoyed it overall. Guess we are done with the flashbacks.
The Dirty Sock said:
And why did he think the armor was down there? He got out wearing it.
Guess he was unconscious when they stripped him, though. Still, kind of a stupid detour, considering we as an audience were so far ahead of him.
By this time on a Wednesday there are usually like 30 more posts about the newest episode. Even more so for the more popular SW/Marvel series. It really is crazy how much last week's episode seemingly killed interest/momentum in this show.
Also, helloimustbegoing has seemingly given up on us (being so negative) or the show altogether, as I haven't seen him comment once on last week's episode or this one, which is surprising.
I wasn't talking about the droid, itself, but the way we're sneaking/hiding in the halls. The camera work and the general execution of that part felt like something from Stargate Atlantis or somethingjabberwalkie09 said:
I feel like we saw some similar kind of droid in TCW.
As for the episode, I enjoyed it overall. Guess we are done with the flashbacks.
Not only did it kill interest I think this week didn't save it. It was okay, but felt like we should have started here.TCTTS said:
By this time on a Wednesday there are usually like 30 more posts about the newest episode. Even more so for the more popular SW/Marvel series. It really is crazy how much last week's episode seemingly killed interest/momentum in this show.
Yep.
I think we will all agree that this show is about 3 episodes too long.
I thought 2 and 4 were good. Despite the logical flaws. And why was the wookie all of a sudden pissed off? Among other things already mentioned. I mean, its really hard to consistently **** up this source material.
We all know that dude that has too much anger and when he can't get to the gym or a football field goes and gets in fights at bars after drinking
I'll try to say something positive…..the artwork at the end credits is cool.
I wish someone would attempt to do an entire animated movie or series that was on par with/in the vein of the concept art featured in the end credits of these shows. Because the art is always so much more beautiful and evocative than what we ultimately get.
I thought that was legitimately a good episode and on par with all but the top handful of episodes of Mando.
Yes, last week sucked. But this one was good IMO.
Yes, last week sucked. But this one was good IMO.
you say that...
and yet, a friggin sand monster is able to prevent a ship capable of space flight from reversing off the ground
and yet, a friggin sand monster is able to prevent a ship capable of space flight from reversing off the ground
The show had very little "now" in it. If the whole series had been the flashbacks leading up to the end of this episode, it would be a pretty good show.
This show has been such a disappointment in so many ways but I was never going to stop watching. As was said they should have started with this episode basically.
But this at least saved it enough imo, especially with the end scene music and for telling of what's to come.
I'm at least excited again and remain cautiously hopeful.
But this at least saved it enough imo, especially with the end scene music and for telling of what's to come.
I'm at least excited again and remain cautiously hopeful.
redline248 said:
you say that...
and yet, a friggin sand monster is able to prevent a ship capable of space flight from reversing off the ground
I mean, if we sit here and nitpick everything that doesn't make sense like that then we'll never enjoy any Star Wars or Marvel property.
Much better. That was a fun episode.
cbr said:
I thought 2 and 4 were good. Despite the logical flaws. And why was the wookie all of a sudden pissed off? Among other things already mentioned. I mean, its really hard to consistently **** up this source material.
According to ScreenCrush - the Transdoshans (sp?) have a history of enslaving the Wookiees.
Featured Stories
See All
51:38
22m ago
787
Learned, Loved, Loathed: Auburn 43, Texas A&M 41 (4OT)
by Olin Buchanan
12 Key Statistics: Auburn 43, Texas A&M 41 (4OT)
by Luke Evangelist
TexAgs' TXHSFB Recap: Reviewing our coverage from the area round
by TexAgs Recruiting
9:45
1h ago
1.0k
Defensive back BJ Mayes motivated even more by painful loss
by Ali Russell