tbf, the droid thing is not even as glaring as they undermining the entire season 2 and the emotional moments of the finale with book of boba fett.
tbf, the droid thing is not even as glaring as they undermining the entire season 2 and the emotional moments of the finale with book of boba fett.
All right, gentleperchildren, let's review. The year is 2024 - that's two-zero-two-four, as in the 21st Century's perfect vision - and I am sorry to say the world has become a pussy-whipped, Brady Bunch version of itself, run by a bunch of still-masked clots ridden infertile senile sissies who want the Last Ukrainian to die so they can get on with the War on China, with some middle-eastern genocide on the side
Really liked the second episode.
Kind of confused why the Droid thing was such a huge part of the first episode, and suddenly wasn't a big hurdle to get past.
But I guess he did get help finding the mines. I really like Bo-Katan, cool character.
And Kate Sackoff is as lovely as ever.
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Finally caught up on the new season.
Was a little surprised there was no cameo from Boba Fett on Tatooine given the extremely heavy Mando episodes of BoBF. Overall though, season seems really solid so far.
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I don't know what y'all have against Tatooine. I can't get enough of it. And just because some bored teenager said there was nothing going on, because he wasn't allowed out of the farm by his uncle doen't mean that's actually true. It's an independent planet and has been since Old Republic times, that alone makes it a perfect place for lots of people and organisations, which all can (and do) fight over it, with two native species that are very distinct and have largely been ignored (I mean their cultures and backgrounds have not been explored much by the storytellers in TV and movies, not that they haven't been killed enough ^^).
Also, if you have a contact somewhere that you know can get all sorts of parts and has already proven she is a skilled mechanic (and trustworthy around Grogu), why would you go anywhere else?
It's not like we're not getting new places or different vistas. They went to Mandalore right after, so 10 minutes on Tatooine really isn't a big deal.
Anything gets boring after being done to excess.
There's nothing wrong with Tatooine. There IS something wrong with nearly every single major SW property somehow ending up there despite the Galaxy being an enormous and incredibly diverse place.
Not to mention there's several locations that aren't Tatooine in name but might as well be, like TFA's Jakku. It's cheap, lazy, and uninspired.
Ha, yea, well when I saw Jakku I thought... why didn't they simply make it Tatooine? Just because it seemed kind of redundant to do another Desert Planet with Underworld-flair and Scavengers ^^
But I guess I simply don't agree about Tatooine. Uninspired, maybe, but if you are in the Outer Rim and already know where to get stuff, you don't go somewhere else, especially if it's not supposed to take long, because your real goal is something completely different. If you want to go to work and pick up some coffee and breakfast on the way, you don't drive to another city and try out something new and exciting, you go to the shop where you've gotten your breakfast every time.
Do they still film this in the Volume? If so, cheap doesn't come into it, because it doesn't matter what they load onto the screens, forest, desert or ocean. Or a ruined planet, it all costs the same.
Cheap and lazy would have been if he only told Grogu that he wasn't able to pick up the parts and had to settle for an old Astromech while they were flying to Mandalore.
And *especially* because Luke was on Tatooine because it was basically a desolate dump in the middle of nowhere, just a random little planet in the Outer Rim that was entirely insignificant.
Problem with that is that now they've made it very significant, and pretty much everyone of importance in the SW galaxy ends up on Tatooine eventually
Sw can never get enough Tatooine
Though they should do more other planets
From the trailers n tv spots i hafta say Coruscant looks less real than in Andor, we are back in flashy prequels Coruscant where it looks more like an impressionism painting than a real place..
I do hope one day we get to see Dathomir..with wild rancors n sheit
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Everything regarding the Skywalker saga, because it made sense. Din ended up there because of fan service. It would have been one thing if Tatooine was only used during Fett's arc, that made sense. Everything outside of that is just egregious.
Tatt being on every other SW show in 21/22 was a meme in SW chats outside of this forum.
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