Cant believe nobody heard the boba fett reference. When mando says "shes no good to us dead". Same thing boba says about han "hes no good to me dead". He says it almost the same way as boba too.

“It’s over Mando... she has the high ground” “You underestimate my power” *Flashes his way towards the high ground*

The toro guy give me a high born or prince feel. He is rich and want to join the guild just for the fane, the equipment he has is brand new, he is so out of place that make me feel like he is a nobleman's runaway son.

One thing in particular about the Cantina scene. When luke 1st went in there- no droids were allowed. Now a droid is the one serving drinks. Shows how much the times have even changed in that universe.

They referenced the mighty high ground. That was the best part for this episode.

It’s pretty crazy when you realize this is the first time we’ve seen Tatooine in a live-action Star Wars feature since 2005.

"I'm a huge Star Wars fan" Mois Eisley.

These episodes are just way too short that’s my only complaint like they should at least be 45 minute episodes minimum

the bounty hunter wasn't trying to kill the Mando. he was intentionally trying to disable the ship to "take him in warm" for a larger bounty. His targeting system showed him targeting the engines.

The Tuskan raider scene was a direct homage to Westerns (well the whole show is actually) , with the Raiders functioning as Indians. The "this is their land" part and using sign language to bargain is straight out of classic Westerns.

When Mando said "She has the high ground" I laughed soo hard. XD

That "Companion cube" has been in star wars since the original trilogy. That's the design of crates that the empire uses, and you can see them everywhere. I'm pretty sure almost every star wars game has them as well. So no, not a reference to Portal. If anything, Portal based their cube on the imperial crate.

"The High Ground" is this generation's "I've got a bad feeling about this."

I rolled my eyes when they revealed Mando was landing on Tatooine. But once they got on the planet, I was pleasantly surprised. Everything was different. The place felt almost deserted. There are those storm trooper helmets on spikes. There was no music and barely anyone at the bar. The anti droid bartender was replaced by droids. The Tuskens weren't nearly as hostile. Clearly something really bad went down. Maybe the Empire purged the planet, maybe the death of Jabba resulted in some kind of war between the criminal factions or forced everyone to flee the planet. They weren't just using Tatooine because references, they're doing more world building and showing the state of the galaxy after the fall of the Empire. I liked that.

I want more explanation of how "Moist Eisley" went from a bustling starport to a sad ghost town.

It's not Mando at the end. He had already stated the assassin was "no good to them dead", so he wouldn't be there collecting her for a bounty.

The TORO character was suppose to be played by ORLANDO BLOOM on a speeder bike according to to concept art displayed in credits lmao look for yourself guys !!

“What if she escapes?” “She’s got the _highground_ ,she’ll wait for us to make the first move” Everyone in the household was crying out ‘highground’ at this lmao it was amazing

Luke: We're going to Mos Eisley Joe: Maweez Eisley??

Toro’s concept art at the end credits looks way better than the actor himself.

The other bounty hunter cant destroy the ship. He could only do what he was doing, crippling the ship. He needs the child. Thats the bounty

"He was very clean cut looking." That was kinda the point. He was a noob who was out of place.

I almost called child protective services at the beginning of this episode

biggest flaws of this mandalorian's episode: it's shorter than the review

“Moist Eisley” -Joe

the end credit scene is not mandalorian. Totally different boots. Likely to be Gioncarlo Esposito Imperial officer character ('cause we haven't yet see him so far).

The guy at the end is definitely not Mando. They wouldve just shown him if it was. It's obviously setting up a mystery antagonist for the next episodes.

I’d argue that the noob was supposed to look out of place. He didn’t belong in bounty hunting.

It’s not a companion cube, those boxes are in Star Wars everywhere

"That's my line" Kills a fool xD

I think this was a stronger episode than episode 4, really. The suspension of disbelief in the village battle was too much for me.

It is actually cool how boba got the dent. In a Mexican standoff with cad bane from the clone wars and cad bane shot him in the helmet.

Why didnt the Mandalorian have his sniper staff ?

this episode, is like every noobs in every game "I completed campaign, I'm going take out the number one guy at pvp"

This episode was kind of meh, felt like a filler episode.

You know how it goes: this video is longer than the episode itself.

The scene of Mando communicating with the Sand People reminded me of different scenes in various Clint Eastwood westerns of him negotiating and trading with Native Americans for safe passage or some other thing.

When the mandalorian tries to land in Mos Eisley, just before you get the Mos Eisley shot he flies in between a rock formation. On the left is the overlook where Obi Wan and Luke overlook the city in ANH. 🔥same exact rock formation of course i notice that😭

I thought that bounty hunter being out of place was a good choice, because he comes off as a new, wanna-be bounty hunter, instead of a veteran one.

Baby On Board: A Star Wars Story

I realise i'm in the minority here but i thought the guy was actually really good. Totally bought him as a punky kid from lower level Coruscant or something.

Soft? He iced two of the four people he met this episode.

I almost wonder if the episode directors don't watch earlier episodes for continuity,.

The Mandalorian is the one that drop Rey on Jakku and left 😂😂😂

He took the job because he needed money for repairs, not because he’s going soft

Alex, remember at first the Mandalorian turned down the young hotshot and said forget about. It wasn't until he was told he could have all the money made that he accepted the quest. Just wanted some money to pay his way off the planet. I found this episode very believable. It was very simple, just earn some money and leave which is exactly what happened.

3:28 The Mandalorian is using a durable military gunship outfitted with the same model of twin medium repeating blasters as seen on AT-AT walkers. The bounty hunter was using an agile fighter designed to outmaneuver larger ships, which is exactly what he was doing, all while taking disabling shots as to not blow up the bounty target (baby Yoda). Even if they want baby Yoda dead or alive, they still need his genetic material for their schemes and on top of that, the bounty hunter needs proof of completing his task, regardless of that fact. So no, this is not a case of plot armor... It's a case of smart writing that apparently went over everyone's heads. Edit: It's also worth noting that, out of the few shots that landed on the gunship, only 3 penetrated. One into each wing and one into the left engine. You can see the rest being absorbed either into the armor itself or possibly a shield.

Sometimes I wonder how much joe even Pays attention

Moist Eisley.... Probably the driest place in Star Wars

Moize Eisley, just across the way from Mos Eisley.

The character at the end looking over the woman's dead body is Boba Fett. He survived.......

btw, the mechanic (Peli Motto) is Amy Sedaris who plays Princess Carolyn in Bojack Horseman :)

16:18 mandalorian armor are designed to fight jedi or all energy weapons even lightsabers will have a hard time to go through.

Upon rewatching the episode, i realized Toro SEES Yodel when he meets up with the Mando after getting the speeders. So when the assasin tells him the story of the Mando, he was 100% it was THE Mando. This series has a lot of details like that to make up for the short runtimes i freaking love it !... but i would love 1 hour long episodes even more.

The only reason mados ship survived is because he clipped the ship while his shot was directly to the hull, you can’t deflect a direct shot.

0:14 me when the shrooms kick in

Lol thats his character, he's supposed to be out of place. He's a rich kid playing bounty hunter.

The young bounty Hunter had no right sitting in Solo's seat.

They are really getting all they can out of the Mos Eisley set. I thought this episode was better than the last. I also like how they making sense of why the Mando was able to kill the IG droid so easily because it was point blank. His line, “The shot was too long range to damage the armor” was also good, implying that it isn’t indestructible and maybe we’ll even see it get broken later on.

The "companion cube" is just a box with a design identical to the blue crate the Imperial inspectors bring aboard the Falcon in A New Hope after it is captured by the tractor beam (around the 1h,7m mark of the film). Can be seen elsewhere. Apparently just a common storage container from Space Ikea.

I think the bounty hunter was meant to look like he did, hes some rich kid looking for fame. So, hes trying to be a bounty hunter.

The bounty hunter's ship was a light fighter and Mando's is a larger gunship. It makes sense that its more heavily armored and has more firepower

That wasn't the mando at the end, he'd already flown away, lol..

Hes not soft hes just trying to get money so he can repair his ship like others are saying.

The space ship explosion reminded me of the classic Death Star explosion in ep. 4.

Na the wannabe bounty hunter is a rich kid from Corellia. His clothes and mannerisms fit that. Play SWTOR more :P

The Gunslinger is actually the character in the after credit scene . Watch this space!

Toro looks out of place because is a noob, just that.

the "assassin lady" is Ming-Na Wen who plays Agent May in Avengers: Agents of Shield

I think the actor who played the young bounty hunter did a great job you were suppose to hate him that was the point

Wow I wasn't expecting all the negativity, this was probably my favorite episode so far. Funny that a big complaint of theirs was that it was a filler side quest episode, when episode two was as well. Both of the core plots of these episodes was that Mando's ship got "damaged" and he had to go on a quest to "repair" it. The only difference was that in episode 2 we saw that the child has strong force powers, but that could have been written in to any episode.

Concerning the space fight: the other ship appeared to me to be a lighter craft, probably sacrificing defense for maneuverability (he stuck with the mandos maneuvers). Since he was staying on his tail, why not have all shields 'double front' to avoid getting hit by a possible rear turret.

the Mandalorians ship is a military ship, and from before the empire so most likely a clone wars gunship or CIS gunship so the shielding makes a lot of sense. Also it shows the bounty targeting the engines to "take him in warm" (bigger bounty reward)

How the hell did Joe came to the conclusion that Mando is the mystery person in the end!?

- 3:20 I’m thinking the space fight in the intro. The Bounty Fighter was probably using “Stun Settings” for his ship blasters. In allude to not blowing up the Target / Asset. - And the guy at the end was “The Gunslinger” 🤔

I immediately assumed the guy at the end was Boba Fett.

The companion cubes have been in like every episode guys lol

I was so happy to see Ming-Na Wen have a role in Mandalorian .. She's amazing and legit badass actress .. I wonder if she's really dead or the ''mysterious stranger'' in the end is going to save her .. I'm betting it's Boba who somehow survived Sarlac's pit .. fingers crossed ..

Are you gonna get the yodel plush Disney has shown for preorder?

The Mechanich Lady is PrincessCarolyn from Horseman Bojack! And she got the baby! :P Also, no one noticed how we really got to see the mandalorian's face wen he walks on Tatooine??! Cool.

Didn't have a problem with toro honestly. He was fine and the character served it's purpose well in my opinion.

I actually liked this episode better than the last one. The last one felt so random, find a village be their hero fall for the woman all within 30 minute episode time. At first I didn't like the bounty hunter in this one but he was ok by the end. He was a bit of pretty boy though, if they shaved his head and gave him a scar or a tattoo he would have fit in a bit better.

i liked how they seemed to be filming the scenes on tatoine with similar lenses, ror at least applying a post effect to make it looks like the old 70s lenses used on the original star wars.

I wish Disney would make Mando Soda POP! Wouldn’t that be awesome? Squee! We can all sit back, drink Mando POP and eat pizza, que? If we all eat the pizza, then the Mando POP will be good. Que? Baby Yoda can join us to. Que? Then we can all have a Yoda party with Mando POP, while watching Mando...que? Who is with me? Type Mando POP

Bounty hunter was trying to disable the mandalorians ship not destroy it.

I think the 4th episode was weaker than this one, in my opinion. Still a good episode. Episodes are way to short.

Those Boba spur sounds at the end though O.O

No mention of how the mechanic said to drag the body to ‘beggars canyon’? Luke mentioned that canyon when he was flying down the trench on the Death Star. I didn’t catch it until my second watch though 😅

LOL...”The best kind of armor...the PLOT armor.”

the whole time i was thinking was that there are 3 episodes left and this is episode 5???????

I think it’s Boba Fett that sounded just him when he walks

This video lasted as long as one Mandalorian episode and by the way, for me, this was much better than the last one, it was just cool to be back on Tatooine and everything about the episode felt cool, those desert scenes, Tuskan riders. I agree, that bounty guy was annoying, but it was definitely purpose, young and cheeky dude.

They really need to make the episodes longer. These last two episodes really suffered from what felt like a rushed story. Could easily spend another 10 mins with more character development.

I mean, I kinda prefered this one to the last one. It felt exactly like I expected the majority of this show to go. Little short stories about this mofucker lonewolf and cubing it up trying to do bounty hunter missions whilst being a fugitive. It was a nice, clean little story. Obviously i'd prefer 45 minute episodes but hey this is what it is and im watching it for free and it feels like Star Wars so y'know.

Anyone else notice Orlando Bloom in a concept art in the credits?

Where can I watch this show?

Mandalorian armor is so strong, Mandalorians will litteraly cook in their armor before their armor is breached.

I didn't mind Toro, only detractor is that I kept thinking its James Franco

I think the guy at the end is the imperial we saw in the original trailer. The black guy where mando jumps on top of his ship

Who hands a noob a puck for one of the most deadly assassins? This was just another episode full of set pieces to look cool, but without any intelligent writing. Hell, the Mandalorian (bounty hunter extraordinare) still cannot figure out that jamming the baby's tracker or having it removed would be a good idea. Comic book logic and video game set pieces.