Official The Mandalorian Thread

[Trojan 24]

this show is single handedly restoring my faith in Star Wars

Jon Favreau

need another episode with Gina tho ...

I kinda wish she'd slim down a bit, not to this level but a happy medium

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

Mando turned down that single mom. She fine

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

I love how they show how dangerous the imperial AT-ST is in this.. showing that for regular folk it'll just come in a crush the buildings quite literally in seconds..

 

[Norrin Radd]

Mando turned down that single mom. She fine

Finally realized where I knew her from

 

[Armored Vod 808]

Some The Mandalorian concept art:

 

[kingdarius]

this show is single handedly restoring my faith in Star Wars

Jon Favreau

need another episode with Gina tho ...

Wish she was closer to this size still. Chick look like one of those American gladiator broads from the 90s in this show

 

[CBoz]

Wish she was closer to this size still. Chick look like one of those American gladiator broads from the 90s in this show

Well she was a Gladiator when they had the remake.

Spoiler: Gina on American Gladiator

 

[ryderldb]

 

[Code]

Some The Mandalorian concept art:

This is how it should have looked

On the show it looked like it had no driver lmao

 

[Sad Bunny]

I love how these episodes are little side quests and shyt. So dope.

I want to rewatch this.

 

[Ribbs]

I love how these episodes are little side quests and shyt. So dope.

I want to rewatch this.

Was listening to The Watch podcast, they mentioned how a bunch of shows used to be mission based and how popular they used to be (Knight Rider, Incredible Hulk, A Team) and how distant we've become from them.

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

Was listening to The Watch podcast, they mentioned how a bunch of shows used to be mission based and how popular they used to be (Knight Rider, Incredible Hulk, A Team) and how distant we've become from them.

shyt comic books themselves have always been like that too.. You got like a 3-4 issue story arc with a character and move on to the next thing.

There's an overarching story here but they don't need to tell it in 4 episodes or one season. I'm liking the side quest/adventure aspect of it. The most interesting part of Star Wars to me is the little side characters, species and planets they meet along the way

 

[dubsmith_nz]

Was listening to The Watch podcast, they mentioned how a bunch of shows used to be mission based and how popular they used to be (Knight Rider, Incredible Hulk, A Team) and how distant we've become from them.

The great thing about that is you can literally pick up any episode at any time and enjoy it. This show is definitely a throw back in that sense, I love it.

 

[The ADD]

Was listening to The Watch podcast, they mentioned how a bunch of shows used to be mission based and how popular they used to be (Knight Rider, Incredible Hulk, A Team) and how distant we've become from them.

Interesting

I’m older so those were my childhood shows. I really haven’t watched many tv series since The Wire. I think the expectations people have from GOT and other series is lost on me.

 

[daemonova]

Directors for #TheMandalorian


#1 - Dave Filoni - Nov 12
#2 - Rick Famuyiwa - Nov 15
#3 - Deborah Chow - Nov 22
#4 - Bryce Dallas Howard - Nov 29
#5 - Dave Filoni - Dec 6
#6 - Rick Famuyiwa - Dec 13
#7 - Deborah Chow - Dec 18
#8 - Taika Waititi - Dec 27