SPOILER The Mandalorian S3, Ep. 1 Chapter 17 The Apostate

They are still making (clearly and on purpose) references to Constable Zuvio, like in season 1 and 2.
I think they made it clear in season 1 that is not him but is becoming quite intriguing see his species in every season.
I want to know if he is really him, I want some action with him, I want to hear how he talks, to see what he does,

 

I hear there are still plenty of Constable Zuvio action figures available if you want to make up your own action adventure.

I'm kind of enjoying seeing him show up, it's a great little Easter egg/tongue-in-cheek joke.

 

I wonder if Bo just sits around all day getting wasted, watching re-runs of the Maul vs Tano fight on the security cam files.

 

She was totally just hanging out in her sweats eating space ice cream out of the carton before the droid alerted her that Mando had arrived.

 

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I'm late to the party, but...

S3Ep1 was a fun little ride. I think it works best as a part of a multi-episode binge, though, rather than a once-a-week thing.

Highlights:
--Great to see Navarro prospering and sprouting with fresh greenery
--I love that there is progress and development; that it's not just everything in a stasis. (Also, Navarro progressing is obviously setting up its eventual destruction down the line... by the First Order, I wonder?)
--Cool pirates. I love all the old-school stuff aliens!
--So many droids! +cool that Karga's protocol (?) droid was given some agency in the fight with IG-11 (although, the "use your head" line was... yeah... funny 'cause it was bad?)
--I tend not to care too much about action stuff, but the space combat with the pirates was actually pretty cool!
--Din Djarin teaching Grogu about flying and stuff is definitelly going to come back later. Yep, Grogu is going to fly the ship, I guarantee it


Now, on to the next one!

 

Having watched Episode 2, I would agree with you. S3 (thus far) has more of a "Perils of Pauline" Saturday afternoon serial feel to it. (After writing this, it dawned on me that probably 90% of the posters here have no idea what I just said means.)

 

Indeed. I have no idea.

 

Isn't that the old Dastardly Dan tying the Damsel to the railroad tracks thing? So Din is the Damsel??

 

Once upon a time, during the TPM Basher Era of the early internet, I was Jedi Council's Dark Lord of Sarcasm. It's downright embarrassing to have dwindled to become this board's resident old fogie.

Back in the 1960s for me (most were much earlier), summer matinees used to feature a ten-minute film series that ran each Saturday through the summer before the feature film. Until the last one, every single episode ended with a big 'OMIGAWD' cliffhanger. The idea was to keep kids coming back to the theatre each week.

They were part of George Lucas' inspiration for Star Wars and Raiders of the Lost Ark.

 

10% is still not bad.

If I may be so bold, I would suggest that 99.9 of Jedi Council members have no idea what anything anybody says actually means.

 

I've found the posters here much more mature, good-natured, thought-provoking and fun. And while I may occasionally give the mods here a hard time, Darth Snow and 'the 1030th' do a good job.

When it comes to The Cantina and Star Wars fandom, This is the Way!

 

This is the way.