I think it's safe to say that Mando should never trust that Tatooine lady ever again. When he asks if she has a ship that is similar to the razor crest, she lies and gives him a ship that's significantly smaller and he had to repair himself. Then she gives him a droid that has a republic tracker on it without telling him.

"Move the trade district closer to the spaceport" "We should take Bikini Bottom, and push it somewhere else"

Apparently Navarro's security plans were designed by the same guy who decided the Sith base in Kenobi didn't need shields because no one would be foolish enough to attack it.

'Thanks, brave Mandelorians. This giant planet will be forever in your debt 'cause you saved our town with approximately 500 residents.'

“WE’RE BOXED IN!” no you’re not. you can fly. you’re squared in. you have a completely different axis you can partake in. you’ve been flying this whole season and you forgot you can fight in a different dimension. you gave up the high ground. didn’t even use the rooftops.

Din: *removes helmet, wins Edgysword, shows dedication to get his life in the cult back* Blacksmith: "k, din's fine" Bo Katan: *removes helmet, finds the cult stupid, lost the Blacksword, lost her group, sat on her ass pouting, saw what she thought might be a Mythosaur, no proof* Blacksmith: "HOLY SHIT YOURE TEH MOST EPIX MANDO EVER, YOU WALK BOTH PATHS! YOU ARE WHAT WILL BE OUR SAVIOR, ALL HAIL!! HAIL! HAIL!"

"Beskar is not meant for weapons" *uses beskar tools as legit weapons to kill her emenies*

So let me get this straight - Greef Karga allowed a pirate to go away, so the said goon could tell his boss about the "drinking at school" incident while having no security, defenses, or transport to get his people out of harm's way. I don't think he's a competent governor.

Yeah the whole “planets being one city” thing is becoming a serious problem in this universe. Nevarro is an entire planet but we only ever see the one town. Coruscant is an entire city planet and yet it seems like we only see the same few areas again and again. The worldbuilding in Star Wars is so nonexistent that its downright consistent

The random droid Mando got on Tatooine just happened to serve with this random republic captain and allows him to find the Mandalorians hideout. Amazing writing!

That death note clip of "DAMMIT HE GOT ME!" was perfection

"You have my word, I won't reveal your location... ...but I can't speak for the droid; he already revealed your location without your knowledge or permission once. Y'know... the droid you got to replace the only droid you could trust, until you couldn't?"

"LET'S TAKE THE TRADE DISTRICT, AND PUSH IT SOMEWHERE ELSE!" - Grief Weathers

Dave Filoni is the master of selective memory.

"Mandalore must be together, you can unite us" Not like the first time when your sister united us and you overthrew her in a bloody terrorist campaign, or the time after that when you helped Maul and the biggest crimelords of the galaxy unite us for your Death Watch and then plunged it into civil war because you didn't like Maul defeated your boss in fair single combat, or the time after after when you brought the Republic/Empire to invade the planet because you were a sore loser after Maul won which then united Mandalore under an Imperial puppet government also made up of your Death Watch pals, or the time after that when you united us again under Death Watch rule by voting yourself into power after being handed the Darksaber. that lead to Gideon nuking the planet... y'know Im sure 5th times the charm

I love how the New Republic forces are apparently spread so thin that they can only send people to aid planets under their jurisdiction, yet they had two random officers policing Tatooine in Book of Boba Fett, despite that planet being "the farthest thing from the bright center of the universe" according to the OT. There was hardly an Imperial presence there when the Empire was at its strongest, and now that they're virtually non-existent as far as the Republic are aware, the last place the Empire would be is Tatooine, so what were those officers doing there?

It needs to be said that Fringy is pouring so much effort into editing this series and it is paying off greatly. You should be proud of yourself, fronggle.

“What are they even doing with Grogu now?” Oh boy, just wait until next episode and you’ll be asking that question for much different reasons

It’s absolutely hilarious that the main conflict for Din at the start of the season was that he needed to go back to Mandalore and bathe in the living waters because he TOOK OF HIS HELMET, but literally an episode and a half after he gets redeemed for going on this death-defying journey to a planet which was thought to be uninhabitable, the blacksmith lady tells Bo Katan that she’s special and the rules don’t apply to her. And Mando just goes with it. If I were in in this scenario, I’d be absolutely livid.

I love how New Republic pilot makes this random connection between Moff Gideon and the pirates. But fast forward to E7 and he turns out to be right. He must have read the script

Greef Karga was the head of the bounty hunters guild of Navarro (as this episode conveniently mentions). He knows and has likely worked with almost every mercenary in the system. He has a group of highly trained droid smiths residing in his town. Navarro's trade port has generated incredible riches that have allowed them to develop the city tremendously. And on top of all of that, he knows the incredibly valuable trade port of Navarro is conveniently located in pirate space, with the local pirates beginning to cause trouble in town. How the hell has it never occurred to Greef to hire some mercenaries to act as town guards? Or commission your droid smiths to build a droid police force? Or extend an offer to the mandalorians to serve as a peacekeeping force before your city is bombed into the stone age? Hell, buy some weapons and start your own police force. They clearly have the resources, there is no excuse beyond bad writing induced stupidity.

What I liked about Bo-Katan in The Clone Wars, is that she became the ruler of Mandalore because no one else was left. Both Mandalore's original ruler, Satine (also Bo-Katan's sister), and the leader of Death Watch (the terrorist group Bo-Katan was a part of), were killed by Maul. So the only one left to reclaim Mandalore, was Bo-Katan, the same person who helped Maul conquer it. It was a huge irony to see the person who caused all of it, and who also lost everything in the process, being forced to take the throne of a now destroyed and divided world. After the terrible things she did, and the mistakes that led her to this moment, we had a perfect setup for her redemption arc...but here's where The Clone Wars ended. By the time we see her again in Rebels, she's now a good person, and we are told that she's totally the most capable to rule Mandalore, and it's the same thing in the Mandalorian. The audience tends to accept this new narrative, because "OH MY GOD IT'S BO-KATAN, I KNOW WHO THAT IS", but people forget that she has A LOT to atone for. We never saw her EARNING the right to rule, and I'd be really interested in seeing that, but it'll never happen, cause this is Disney. So much wasted potential.

So let me get this straight, Mando is the wielder of the dark saber is the one who will lead Mandalore and the Mandalorians, but because he took off his helmet, he is no longer Mandalorian somehow. But at the same time, Bo-Katan saw a creature that is apparently so rare, it is considered a MYTH, and that not only gives her the same right to lead Mandalore, but also exemption from wearing her helmet?

They don't bring up Bo-Katan's history because they just skipped over her redemption arc. She was a villain in the Clone Wars up until she disappeared in Season 5. Then she reappears in Rebels as an older wiser more heroic character. Then when they finally got around to the final season of Clone Wars they basically just threw up their hands and said "Bo-Katan? She was always like this what are you talking about?"

the robot juggler is a perfect scene describing modern disney. they see something that takes talent and is interesting, and take that surface level knowledge to create a passionless, robotic product that means nothing. it is an imitation of art.

A deepfaked Luke Skywalker uses the force to shoot at Grogu, Pedro Pascal watched on through his clown helmet, before whispering to himself, "This is the gay.".

So going from the Mandalor system to Tatooine for a droid is the galactic equivalent of going from Scotland to the most southern point of South Africa for a pack of smokes.

They made it sound so easy to just move a whole district

"We don't even have ships", says mando But then.. how did the rest of them get there? And how were they planning to leave in the event that they were discovered?

The armorer would be causing schisms in their religion with her arbitrary and whimsical changes to the rules.

Blacksmith Lady: “Mandalorian steel is meant for armour, not weapons.” Also Blacksmith Lady: Kills a group of pirates with a hammer made of Mandalorian steel and use it as a weapon.

I love how no one believed Mando when he took his bath, but everyone believes the Bo when she says she seen the creature😂

Every time Greef Karga refers to his tiny city with dozens of citizens max as "planet", I imagine the place to be as small as the planet from R&M, where Rick's family was hiding at the end of Season 2.

Anyone notice the wheel on the pirate ship is how they steer. Meaning they cannot go up or down just left and right. So Palpatine must have installed nothing but wheels for all the star destroyers in ROS lmao

"Well, now I will be the one who shoots first." - *Actual line said by a character in the Mandalorian season 3 episode 5 and it's not a parody*

The episode with the dragon did have a cameo, it was the jar jar binks actor

I can’t even begin to comprehend how you can write a fight with Mandalorians and decide to “box them into” an alley, and forget to have them use their jet packs. Since OG fucking Boba Fett, Mandalorians have always had jet packs. It was one of their signature traits alongside their unique looking armor. How the hell do you fuck that up all the time when your main characters are Mandalorians?!

23:26 ... The fact that her blacksmith hammer actually became a campfire "talking stick", was hilarious. XD

what’s interesting about this episode is that some “fanboy reaction channel” people had a similar thought process that makes this episode dumb, but they had no problem with it. I assumed the Mandos would do what Mando did in that season 2 episode where they “snuck” onto that imperial ship and took it for themselves. that way, they’d have a ship and wouldn’t need to be super lucky dodging the falling, city sized, hunk of metal. they brought this up before the action started, so it was a genuine “I hope they do something smart and clever” moment. but then the Mandos do what they do best(win in the dumbest way possible).

"There's a suspicious amount of women." - A fool, vindicated.

Bo Katan walks the way she does in live action because she walked that way in the animated show. Technical limitations from back in the 2000s are the reason a warrior ruler walks with her arms in a weird position. That's peak Star Wars canon to me.

Its kinda to the shows benefit that they don't actually go into detail regarding Bo Katan's history. Not that any of the current writers/showrunners actually care about such continuity, but if they did we would truly be able to see how much of a horrible failure she is. She was second command in a Mandalorian terrorist group (and not the nobel rebellion type, they literally burned unrelated villages in their spare time for fun. Plus the whole reason they were being terrorists is because they hated how the current Mandalorian government were pacifists), she helped a rogue sith lord take control of her home planet (working with various criminal organizations to start a large scale false flag attack on mandalore to shake the populations trust in the current government), and then to take back her home from said sith she managed to convince the republic start a full scale invasion of her home (right after said invasions success order 66 happened, putting mandalore under imperial occupation), mostly did nothing during mandalore's occupation (under which the the mandalorian people were used and abused by the empire), and when she was essentially handed the reins of the Mandalorian peoples rebellion she gallantly led her people into getting absolutely rekted by the empire (as we saw in that one flashback). The fact that this weak summary of her history makes for a far more interesting story then the literal paste we see in The Mandalorian will never not be funny to me.

Carl: Thank you for saving us! As a reward, you may have a portion of the land that we didn't do anything with. Mando: Must be some great piece of land then if you people didn't do anything with it. ANYONE WANT TO GO BACK TO MANDALORE?

My best faith interpretation of the blacksmith talking about different forges having the same function is that it’s a metaphor for the two different groups of Mando’s (hers and Bo Katan’s) being equally valid. If this is the true interpretation, it works well enough. My problem is how the Blacksmith arrived at this conclusion. She’s been very firm in her beliefs up until now that her people are the only true Mandelorians, and that any others have strayed from The Way. Sure, she likes Bo now after, like, a few days. However, she only liked her AFTER she began following their way. This should reinforce her belief that her way is The Way. If they wanted to actually challenge this belief of hers, she should have hung out with the other mandelorians doing it their way. Maybe the other mandelorians save one of their kids like in ep 4. They also bond over their love of Mandelor or something else to do with Mandelorian history. Also don’t know why Mando, the guy with the darksabre, can’t go get the other Mandelorians, and not Bo.

Did anyone else expect Bo Katan and The Armourer to start kissing during the "take off your helmet" scene?

I'm surprised none of you caught the part where the Mandalorians say they don't have ANY ships amongst them except Bo's and Din's ships and how dumb that is. So before Din and Bo turned up, they were all stranded? How do they achieve anything at all? What kind of existence do they lead, hiding in a cave and eating meals alone? You know what would have been smart given Bo's ship had troop-drop capabilities? I don't know, repeat what they did to Gideon's cruiser, board the cruiser, kill the crew, take it for yourselves, make it a Mandalorian Cruiser. That would bolster their culvert! In fact, on that note, what even happened to Gideon's Cruiser in the first place? Bo and her gang successfully took that entire ship, that is a major win, that'd probably be real useful right about now. Or at all. Nobody uses starships properly in this show anymore, they're not significant pieces of equipment people care about that have limitations and logistics, they're just 'memberberries and merchandise and flashy lights.

Something I realised watching Mando evade all the pirates flawlessly, he is piloting a STRIPPED DOWN Naboo starfighter according to fan sources The Phantom Menace takes place in the year 32 BBY (Before the Battle of Yavin) and the Mandalorian season 3 takes place in approximately 12 ABY (After the Battle of Yavin) which makes a total of 44 years between the 2, Mando is piloting a second hand ship nearly half a century old and is stronger, faster, and more manoeuvrable than any of his opponents.

I'm surprised EFAP didn't notice the fact that the Imperial woman somehow avoided any and all punishment for mind flaying Pershing. How did that happen? She was alone in the room with him, were they not monitoring their mind flaying equipment? Also, why did the 'safe' mind flaying equipment even have the dial have the capability of going up to mind flaying levels of laser beams? Also, how did the Imperial woman get transferred to Requisitions? She was working as a Republic covert officer or something before.

"Let's move the trade district closer to the shipping terminals," says Mayor Carl Weathers, who is very good at his job. "Also... is this a trade district for ants? It needs to be at least three times bigger than this."

You expect me to believe that in the Star Wars universe, you have a group of pirates made of different aliens and there isn't one human in the crew? What are you trying to say Disney?

Does Disney not remember that planetary shields are a thing? That even a criminal organizations trying to keep their heads down and not go through official channels can set one up on an abandoned mining world and no one blinks an eye (until they specifically look for it)? Having a shield that the pirates could pound through would give both a time limit for reinforcements, and a reason they might think calling reinforcements would work Referencing Hoth of course

She sneaks into a room with half a dozen pirates, then hits them all with her hammer and tongs, instead of just tossing a grenade in.

Mando "I don't see any defences." Greef "That's because no one would be stupid enough to attack us." Pirates "🤔..."

“How did you manage to find us? Mandalorians pride ourselves on our secrecy.” Bo Katan’s Mandalorian Gauntlet fighter is parked in the open right outside the cave. Give it up for Jon and Dave everybody 👏🏼

"Perhaps it is time for us to live in the light once again, on a planet where we are welcome. So our culture can flourish, and our children can feel what it is to play in the sunlight" What about their FACE, Mando? Are they allowed to feel what it's like to have sunlight on their FAAAAACE?

The little moments in life when you realize you're more excitedly waiting "What you bring me" than anything in Mando.

The Diner of Dex: Episode MMXIX , Season MDLXIII Dex and Klaud, the latter having now officially become a member of the Jettster clan, get a call from Bea Arthur. They travel to Tatooine (where all the sets are) to resolve a problem. A gang, led by Watto and his adopted ward Babu Frik, have turned up at the bar demanding that their children be let in to learn their times tables. It turns out that, years ago, the Cantina was a school before Bea Arthur bought it and converted into the drink hole it is now. Apparently the parents of the children forgot this and really want to drop their kids off there to learn. There is a perfectly functional school just down the street but the parents REALLY want their children to learn here like they did. Eventually, a fight breaks out. Bea Arthur wins and slays many parents, which is good news for Dex since he is now able to provide catering for their funerals. The children are all sent to the orphanage and no longer need to worry about school. However, Watto and Frik escape, getting ready to plot revenge... maybe, it depends what else happens this season. Tune in next week for more cameos.

"But how did it make you FEELLLLLL????!!?!?!" - Mando Baggins

Why does this universe have capital ships if a single fighter can destroy one without any effort?

'We pride ourselves in privacy' followed seconds later by the reveal that they don't check for signals being sent out. Pure comedy.

"OMG! Is that actually the talking hammer?!?!" 😂😂😂 I lost it.

Greef Karga made the classic Civ mistake… invest in social and scientific advancements but ignoring the military completely. He basically just built up a fat goose of a nation with no alliances who is also in an isolated location. I’m truly surprised they weren’t taken over sooner. Didn’t Karga play den mother to a whole slew of bounty hunters in past seasons? How does he not have a mercenary army given his connections?

It's amazing how those attacking Mandalorians can tell the difference, instantly, between pirates running around and panicked citizens trying to flee for their lives.

Bo-katan is the only one who gets FaceTime

How did X-wing guy even know Mando had the R4 robot? There is absolutely ZERO connection. Mando bought it from crazy Tattooine lady, but unless he tracked it down to her ( why he even would do so in the first place is unknown) and she told him she sold it to a Mandalorian, how the heck would he know?

Whatever happened to large ships being threatening? Even the games acknowledge that flying in close proximity to large ships heavily armed with turrets is a super SUPER bad idea. Yet we have a similar situation here with only TWO hostile ships and the pirate ship’s just ENTIRELY helpless. What’s going on.

You know we're down to the absolute last of the member berries when we're at "member shooting first??"

Boy, oh, boy. I can't wait for their reaction to the next episode. They might finally lose their shit.

Wouldn't the Trial of Moff Gideon be the most important thing to have? Wouldn't they parade the fact that they got THE Moff Gideon and are giving him a 'fair trial' in the New Republic around? It should be like the single most transmitted thing across the galaxies since ever. So in the same vein... shouldn't EVERYONE who is some kind of soldier or lawkeeper in the New Republic KNOW that Gideon escaped and to be on the lookout for him anywhere?

So the cult that would rather exist as 2 members is suddenly gonna embrace an outsider?

Going from Coruscant to Corellia takes 3 days via hyperspace, and they are both in the core of the galaxy. Let's be generous and assume the New Republic guy is stationed in the mid rim and not the outer rim, it would take him maybe five days to get to Coruscant, and it would take around ten days to go from Coruscant to the outer rim where the Mandalorians are hiding. Maybe the Mandalorian planet is right next to Navarro, we don't know, so let's give the show the benefit of the doubt and say that it's only twelve hours to a days journey away, because if Navarro is on the other side of the outer rim, it could take as long as twenty days to get there. The people of Navarro had to survive in the desert for somewhere between two weeks and a month in the desert with little to no supplies before help arrived. George Lucas may have had bad dialog but at least he knew how his world worked and actually cared about telling a story.

"Don't hail me again." "Obi-Wan, did you come here to kill me?" Same energy.

Fringy: Wow we gonna get, you know, baby Yoda to his home wherever that may be but then they gave up because they needed him in this show because merchandise. And now he's just here. We don't really do anything with that character anymore. Oh God Fringy, you'll beg Disney to never do anything with Grogu soon enough.

This show is truly getting as good as batwoman

Last scene of this episode really coming in like "Look! A Crown Jewel! The British Monarchy must have kidnapped him!"

the smithing lady is kinda fascinating: 1. she changes her mind on on the mythosaurus for kind of no reason, given that she did not believe bo-katan, but now she does believe her, without evidence or even speaken with her since then. 2. She can teleport: Given that she does not wear a jetpack and we do see tere only transporting vessel nonstop flying over the city the only way she could have ended up in the mayors office is via teleport, since if another mandalorian helped her down this mandalorien would be up there to to help her. 3. She might has actual superpowers aswell since noone reacts to her beating evryone down she appears to be able to negate sound, fascinating. 4. Lasty she might be crazy, in htat she things of herself as this lone surviver with no home but with the passion to reunite her people and retake her homeland. The Problem is just that she has her people and her homeland is free for taking, but she cannot admit it so she has to ignore all evidence of a free mandalor to keep living her fantasie. In the Roleplaying Genre you would call her an Edgelord. On a nother note: What good has a stationarie gun that fires slow has bad aim and even if it hits it target perfectly only throws it to the ground? And why are the mandaloriens so afraid of it?

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How come that the rebel dude served with R5-D4 during the rebellion and also had direct contact to him, and R5 still had to spend several years alone on Tatooine? I swear the amount of disrespect towards R5-D4 in this season is crazy. Atleast they showed him this time. Most of the time he's either absent or in the background.

Forge Lady in Book of Boba Fett: Mandalore fell because Bo-Katan broke the dark saber rules and cursed the planet. By the way, you took your helmet off for 5 minutes so you aren't even one of us anymore even though you won the dark saber in combat. Forge Lady in Mando S3: Bo-Katan, you've been with us for a few days and do not have the dark saber. Go ahead and take that helmet off and lead us.

I love how the Mando's can go to town on armed Pirates in an urban environment, but cant take down a crocodile in the open....

Hey guys I got lost, is this the way?

Sitcoms are supposed to keep the status quo every episodes so there is a sense of comfort in the show, but somehow even Friends has more character development and plot than Mando

The judge at the courthouse, is just looking at his watch and saying “Wow Moff Gideon is like…really late”.

That little “he shot first” line between the pirate captain and Greef Karga… I think the writers might be trying to reference the scene from A New Hope with Han and Greedo. Because the original 1977 scene showed Han shoot Greedo first. Which naturally caused Greedo’s arm to jerk up from the impact of the blaster, which also caused him to pull the trigger missing Han by about 2 feet at point blank range. That original scene makes perfect sense!! Then the special addition completely screwed it up by changing the scene to show Greedo somehow shooting first at point blank range, but completely missed by like 2 feet above Han’s head. It even shows him holding his gun right at Han’s chest above the table with his alien finger on the trigger. Like there’s literally no logical reason for Greedo to miss if he actually shot first. They could’ve tried CGIing Han kicking the table up a little bit to compensate for why Greedo missed so bad. Instead they just messed with the timing of both blasters firing to make it look like Greedo shot first and Han second. If they’re seriously trying to reference Han and Greedo with that “he shot first” explanation when all the pirates clearly didn’t shoot at all. God help us!!

The first time I actually laughed at Star Wars, for being ridiculous and silly, was the power rangers scooter chase scene, in Boba Fett. I checked out then and there for good and canceled D+. Fuck Disney....can't believe how idiotic they portray the Mandalorians. Thanks for the entertaining reviews.

Forge lady: I grew up surrounded by forges

The New Republic needing to become the clown show it ends up as is deeply disapointing

The sense of time and travel is worse than GoT season 7, and I'm pretty sure the finale of that had Varys in two very distant locations in consecutive scenes.

If you want to know why R5 was in the rebellion, it's because it is yet ANOTHER cameo. That R5 unit is the one the Jawas tried to sell Luke's Uncle Owen in A New Hope. My understanding of Galaxies is that they are almost incomprehensibly massive, yet this show makes the Star Wars Galaxy feel smaller than Luxemburg...

"Whatcha bring me" continues to be the greatest line of all media.

I love it when a story introduces a character with a kind of interesting design and kills them off before they do anything cool, even by this show's standards the pirate guy got a really lame ending.

Remember when Darth Maul learned about Mandalorian law that dictates that you can challenge the leader to a duel and if they accept and you win, by killing them, you can be the leader despite not being Mandolarian?? Remember when Bo Katan didn't accept Darth Maul as leader so she started a more fractured civil war of Mandolore?? Remember when she dragged the Republic into the conflict and cemented their fate under the heel of the Empire when the Clone Wars ended? Thus leading to some Mandos being recruited under the Empire and their cultured tanted?? Remember how all these events led to the Faction of Mandolorians to be crippled and near non-existant to the state it is now?? WHY THE HELL WOULD ANYONE LET BO KATAN BE IN CHARGE OR ALLOWED TO BE AROUND!!!

Wow there’s our first cameo of the episode! It’s fucking Zeb from Star Wars Rebels! Great I wonder how bad they’ll subvert his character

That one pirate that escaped will be in Skeleton Crew, yay.....

So... Mando should be back to hating droids now, right? Since first his "buddy" droid tried to kill him and now the next droid turned out to be a spy?

"Who am I? I forgot..." -Somebody with dementia

Mandalorian logic: “Yeah I used to work with that droid like 20 years ago, that means I automatically know where he is at all times. I also know that he’s with Mando, even though it’s actually not possible for me to know that. Furthermore, I know that Mando will totally be willing to help because... uhhhhhh....”

"Us Mandalorians pride ourselves on our secrecy" he says without even considering that the dank ass drone he picked up on a backwater desert planet could be bugged.

In Rebels, Ezra’s arc in the first few episodes of season one can be summed up as a young boy who’s been raised in poverty and had been forced to be self dependent for most of his life making him selfish and self serving gaining a new perspective that encourages him to stand up for those in need. This is prevalent in his introductory scene where it’s initially framed as though he’s defending the merchant from getting bullied by the Empire but soon after helping the merchant Ezra steals food from him, it’s revealed that Ezra only defended said merchant cuz he was hungry. Informing the audience of who he is and setting up developments to come. If you asked me to tell you what Mando’s introductory scene was or what it establishes for him as a person or what it sets up for his eventual developments. I wouldn’t be able to answer any of that because Mando is not a character, he’s an action figure. The fact that Disney is marketing Mando as “The Best Star Wars Series Yet” is fcking pathetic.

Dude if I was in a strict religious cult with like 2 essential rules and our religious figure head just decided willy nilly to who those rules applies to I'd start questioning things