SPOILER The Mandalorian S1E2

so are we to assume the Trandoshans tracking device was still tracking yodling or is he now the target because he has killed another guild member?

 

He had already killed the droid.

 

yes but they had a tracking device that allowed them to find him and yodling in the middle of nowhere.
my question is, is he now the target?

 

Regarding "killed". I think IG-11 will be repaired and return

 

Carribean Islands are a pathway to many abilities some consider to be unnatural.

 

Liked the second episode as much as the first ... and I liked the first a lot! Favreau and Filoni have me all-in. I'm roughly their age and seeing what they're creating is like if a childhood friend and I sat down and plotted out a Star Wars story. Loving the references, the nods to lore, the characters, the environments and so far the story. SW is in good hands with F&F!

 

Ohhhhh... I really like this show!

I don’t think I’ve ever seen Star Wars done in such a way that SO perfectly matched my 1985 imagination as this show, and *this particular* episode has done.

In short... I’m sold. - They’ve got my money.

 

That's a good question. I assumed it was still for Babyoda. Could enough time have passed that now the Mando is being hunted? Or could he have been hunted since he got the job?

I think the tracker was most likely for Babyoda, but you raise an interesting question.

 

That I am not sure of yet because if they are there trying to steal his bounty does that violate guild law? I am totally loving the idea that we are learning more in-depth things about the guild.

 

If (when lol) you watch it again, watch Mando's reaction when he sees the tracker, it felt to me like he realised he was now the hunted. I could be wrong after all hard to tell reactions with someone wearing a mask, but the camera seemed to make a point of showing the tracker

 

No, you're right--the camera definitely seemed to make a point of showing the tracker, and the Mando kind of noticing it. I'm just not sure which way it's significant. When I watch it again , I'll see if I can tell one way or the other.

 

Trying to avoid your comments til see it
Tonight for me.

But, dear Lord, it's really only 30 minutes?

If it's true, 15 milion for 30 minutes? That's a good budget but it would be nice 45 or 50 minutes. I mean, yeah, it's cool if it's done right but, come on!
Imagine Obi-Wan series 6 episodes of 30 minutes...

 

I thought it was all right. Seeing the baby use the force was cool and all, but the episode felt like a lot a filler.

 

The entire episode was basically designed to get to this moment of the baby using the force with a bunch of callbacks and action thrown around it.

 

I've said before that I love they are releasing episodes individually, but once they are all released, this series is shaping up to be extremely bingeable!

 

I may be in the minority, but I'm actually loving the shorter-lengthed episodes. Nowadays, everybody wants longer stuff. But there is such a thing as economy of story. Mando is not exactly the most vocal character so having a 45+ minute episode isn't always necessary but when the story requires a longer chapter, I trust they will be. For now though, the episodes don't drag but they don't seem rushed either. They seem to be exactly the length they need to be. But filler it is not.

Also, Baby Yoda is friggin adorable.

 

I'd rather they make the best possible episode instead having to rush anything or feel the need to drag it out to meet a set time. I just want them to tell the story they want to tell with the pace they want to tell it and let the runtimes be what they may.

 

What @RoyleRancor said, and even the baby using the force wasn't necessarily a surprise. I mean, it was cool getting Jawa's some screen time.