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To bring the discussion a little bit back to discussing The Mandalorian I was looking at the writer’s credit for season 3 as well as the production information for The Mandalorian, Book of Bobba Fett, and Ahsoka, and I wonder if the reason might possibly be found there for season 3 being weaker than the first 2 seasons. Both seasons 1 and 2 were mostly written by Jon Favreau with usually 1 written by Filoni and 1 by another writer. Season 3 is mostly the same, but Favreau wrote every single episode of season 3 with episodes 3, 4, and 7 being co-written, 3 with Noah Floor and 4 and 7 being written both by him and Filoni. I’m wondering if him writing every single episode and stretching himself thin might’ve been what resulted in season 3 being worse than the other 2. Yes, he had help with the other 3 episodes but in other seasons he only wrote 6 out of the 8 episodes. And the writing is really the main problem with season 3 as I don’t think there are any huge problems with the directing or the acting this season. We also can’t discount that Book of Bobba Fett which came out between seasons 2 and 3 and was really bad and that didn’t help with season 3 either. I also think maybe the production schedule led to the drop in quality as well. Season 1 was announced in 2017, filmed in 2018-2019, and released in 2019, but it most certainly was being worked on beforehand with probably a longer writing process than the subsequent seasons. Season 2 was announced in 2019, filmed in 2019-2020, and released in 2020. Book of Bobba Fett was announced in 2020 filmed in 2021 and released in 2021 and Season 3 was also announced in 2020 and filmed in 2021. There was only a 3-month gap between the end of filming for Bobba Fett and the filming for Season 3. And I’d imagine that some of the writing for Season 3 and Bobba Fett would’ve had to have been overlapping as well. Also, Favreau claims that he’s completely written season 4 as well and he would’ve likely have been writing that during production of season 3. They would’ve needed to be writing Season 3 whilst production and filming for Bobba Fett was going on. Also during this time Dave Filoni was also writing and working on Ahsoka as well and as he wrote every episode, his attention would’ve probably had to have focused more on Ahsoka which he’s show running than Mandalorian and Book of Bobba Fett which he also wrote an episode for. I wonder if these were the factors that led to Season 3 of The Mandalorian being disappointing. Filoni would definitely have needed to take a step back from Mandalorian to work on Ahsoka. I’m thinking that they probably had more time to write seasons 1 and 2 since those were being produced stand-alone, whilst season 3 was written whilst the production of 2 other spin-offs was occurring, which might’ve left for less writing time.

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I definitely get what you guys are talking about. There’s a whole cottage industry of outrage videos on YouTube. They have clickbait thumbnails and titles and talk constantly about which new thing is “the final nail in the coffin.” It can get annoying seeing the same thing over and over. There don’t have to be 50,000 2-hour The Last Jedi retrospectives. I can figure out the reasons to hate it on my own, thank you very much!
But I wouldn’t put anyone on this site in that category.

Thor Skywalker is pretty even handed and sober about it so I would recommend his channel. He has mostly the same opinions as the other channels (and me) but he tries to keep a level head.

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As I’ve been working on my Mando Season 3 edit, I’ve run across some very strange bugs in the show. Wondering if anyone has some insight.

What is going on here…? How is R5 already following Din on Nevarro?

That is Season 3 Episode 1, right after they land and walk into town. Din doesn’t even pickup R5 from Pelli until the beginning of the NEXT EPISODE… R5’s texture also looks off, like they didn’t fully touch up his model.

Also, there are a TON of scenes where Grogu completely vanishes from sight. Like one shot he’s hovering right next to Din’s hip, the next he is nowhere to be found.

Again, here is Grogu clearly to the left of Greef.

But then POOF he is instantly gone again.

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But then in the VERY NEXT SHOT… he is directly behind them walking but his compositing and color looks super wonky as he is very obviously green screened in.

It makes even less sense when you see it play out in video form rather than these stills. I mean there’s at least 5 instances of this where he should be there on the screen based on his previous placement but he’s not, and this occurs not only throughout all of Nevarro, but also later on in the Mines of Mandalore.

Grogu is directly behind Din’s right shoulder -

But then 2 seconds later he is nowhere to be found (Notice how Grogu’s bright flashlight makes no difference on Din’s armor when the light is there in the close up vs when Grogu and the light are missing in the next frame)-

And then 2 seconds after that he is hiding behind a piece of rubble and cave wall that is not seen anywhere else on this set piece -

And it’s not only the visuals that are extremely mixed up, I want you to take a step back and consider if this series of events makes sense to you:

  1. After completing his mission and giving Grogu to Luke, Din goes back to bounty hunting for an undetermined amount of time, he tracks down his clan, but it is very quickly discovered that he violated the creed and Din is cast out of his clan as an apostate. He is told his only path to redemption is to bathe in the waters of Mandalore. (Perfect setup for a new and compelling story post-Season 2)
  2. Din sulks off to Tatooine to get a new ship, supposedly with the intent to go to Mandalore in it. (This makes sense, if he is going on this new journey, he needs a way to fly to and explore Mandalore)
  3. While getting his new ship, he learns that Boba needs help and Din says he will assist, but then suddenly decides that he has to visit Grogu IMMEDIATELY. (Surely, that could’ve waited? Why does he have to go there right this second? This was where the Disney forced reuinion stuff starts to interfere and I start to see evidence of massive plot changes. With no actual urgency in the story, Din tells Boba to wait until he gets back and then rushes across the entire galaxy to check on Grogu. If their reunion wasn’t forced to be included in BoBF for this final battle, there’s no reason at all that this visit to Grogu shouldn’t just happen after the Tatooine battle)
  4. Din flies across the entire galaxy to check on Grogu, learns he can’t really interfere and immediately leaves… We then see ALL of Grogu’s Jedi training take place in 20 minutes. (It is VERY confusing how much time passes in these events. How long was Grogu with Luke? Some of the lessons seem like basic Day 1 stuff, so what was he doing with Luke in between seasons? He does all of this training while Din is flying back to Tatooine? I can’t get a grasp on the chronolgy here. I know there’s been a ton of debate about Favreau’s “2 years” comment, but either way, that doesn’t fix the issues here)
  5. Din goes straight back to Tatooine to help Boba instead of going to Mandalore (Aside from just zooming back and forth across the entire galaxy for no presented reason and time grinding to a halt, this decision from Din is fine. He already promised Boba he would help him and Din has always been a man of his word)
  6. Din fights on Tatooine to stay true to his oath, but WHOA he reunites with Grogu who followed him, and after the battle they jump off to hyperspace. We are left with 0 clues as to where they go or what they intend to do next (We get this whole “solo Din on the apostate’s repentance trail” setup, but then out of nowhere Grogu returns and makes that all seem unnecessary. The first 2 seasons of The Mandalorian were all about how Grogu grows to be Din’s #1 purpose giver, not the Mandalorian clans… So it’s like, wait, does Din even care about being an apostate anymore? He can just stay with Grogu now like he always wanted. Where are they going now? What do they want to do together?)
  7. So with Din’s motivations and emotions completely unknown at this point, we learn that offscreen Din meets a Jawa on some unknown planet and that Jawa had already met a random traveler who had somehow made it to the surface of Mandalore and pulled a tome out of the crystal and then sold it to the Jawa and then Din buys that tome… Whew. Then Din, for no apparent reason, goes back to his former Mandalorian clan on their random new rock world hideout, even though he is still a banished apostate, to tell them that he acquired this tome from a Jawa from a traveler who said they made it to the surface. And the Armorer is like, “Ok…? But did you baptise yet?” and Din says no and so is still told to leave, but then he STILL doesn’t go to Mandalore. (Holy crap! This is an absolute mess. First of all, THIS is how we learn that Din still wants to not be an apostate even though he has Grogu again? From an offscreen event? And then Din looks like a complete moron traveling to his old clan to tell them about this third party story with no real information and no actual steps made towards repentance. Grogu is serving no function at all here as he is completely ignored in all of this, so we see that them reuniting changed nothing at all about the plot that was so carefully setup, and learn that Din has reverted back to his secondary motivation of wanting repentance, all through a conversation about an event offscreen.)
  8. So now Din goes to Nevarro because he needs IG-11! No other droid will do, that’s the only one he trusts to search for the mines with him. Thankfully, IG-11 is mostly intact, except for one crucial part that would restore his memory. Since no one on the planet has this part, Din leaves empty handed but tells Greef he will be back with the part. (The fact that IG-11 even has any parts usable aside, this is an extremely distracting wrench in the plot structure, and that’s not even considering the whole pirate arc that also gets setup while he’s here. This is where R5 appears somehow, and Grogu is missing from a ton of scenes. This leads me to believe that this whole segment was completely altered in reshoots/post-production.)
  9. So Din is apparently now on a mission to search for this part to fix IG before he can go to Mandalore, so hmmm, where will he go to find it? Maybe he will try some scrapyard world like Raxus Pri- wait, what? Why is he suddenly in the Mandalore system? He’s landing on Kalevala from The Clone Wars? So this must be where Bo-Katan is… wait, why does Din think she has or knows where this IG-11 part is? Din lands and… tells her “I’m here to join you in retaking Mandalore”. Uh, ok, that’s new. Bo says no one will follow her without the Darksaber, then Din just says that he is going anyways to explore and he leaves in under 2 minutes. (What the hell is going on? I thought he needed the droid part? Why did he just randomly go to Bo-Katan and want to join her in liberating Mandalore?? Bo-Katan sees Grogu next to him and doesn’t react at all??? Is she not confused how they reunited? Last thing she did with them was that enormously risky quest to rescue Grogu and she saw him leave with LUKE SKYWALKER. Then Din leaves without ever mentioning the droid part and it seems like he is going to Mandalore right now without IG? I am SO lost in this disjointed order of events.)
  10. So I guess Din is just suddenly okay with going to the Mines alone without IG since he is already in the Mandalore system and only a few minutes flight away from the planet Mandalo- Oh ok, random scene of Pelli on Tatooine, maybe it’s setting something up with Boba returning to join Din on Mandalore? That would be kind of cool for them to- WHAT?? HOW and WHY is the N1 instantly landing on Tatooine?! Din gets out and tells Pelli he needs the IG11 part…! Wtf is going on?? Why did he go all the way to the Mandalore system to talk to Bo BEFORE getting the droid part if that’s what he still wanted? Now he has to go ALL THE WAY BACK to the system he just came from! But wait! Pelli doesn’t have the part, and the Jawas don’t have it, so she tells him to just take R5 and Din says ok fine. He then flies ALL THE WAY back to Mandalore where he JUST CAME FROM to now go into the Mines with R5 instead of IG… (This is where I gave up on trying to understand what is happening. This order of events is so beyond normal understanding or any form of logical sequencing. And we’re only 5 minutes into Season 3 Episode 2 at this point and we still have an enormous mess of pacing ahead throughout the rest of the season. This is seriously a complete nightmare plot structure.)

Tldr; With those disjointed events that were obviously not intended to be placed in this order and the visual errors showing that R5 and Grogu were originally intended to switch places at certain plot points, it is clear that the reunion was not the original plan and that they had to massively rework Season 3 from top to bottom. It’s like they had originally shot whole planets with R5 and no Grogu at one point, and then re-shot half the scenes again to add Grogu in with a new storyline, but didn’t do a good job as Grogu is still missing from a ton of the new shots and R5 still in the background. This would also mean that Din was supposed to go to Tatooine before episode 2. Din also lands on Nevarro with Grogu still in the bubble instead of the droid port, but then R5 is following him in the next shot… So there are tons of different reshoots and VFX alterations going back and forth and it is a terribly messy presentation. There’s a lot of additional speculation/evidence out there, especially in terms of the S3 ending and some BTS leaks of Gideon scenes that were never used, but wow, from an editor’s standpoint it is crystal clear that this season was so stitched together in post production to become something that is was not originally intended to be.

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With number 3 I think the implication is that Din could die while helping Bobba Fett so he goes to see Grogu one last time in case he dies, but I do agree that the Bobba Fett show is just really bad. The stuff about Grogu studying under Luke for 2 years is clearly a retcon cause everyone, rightfully, complained about their reunion in Bobba Fett. I don’t think episode 1 is actually confusing at all, yeah some stuff feels out of order, but it doesn’t feel confusing to watch. But after reading your post I think I mostly agree with you that the structural stuff of the opening to season 3 is odd. The opening scene is there solely for people who didn’t watch Bobba Fett. However I think it probably would have been better if the opening scene was instead Din going to Bo Katan to ask about joining Mandalore for the opening scene, she says she’s given up, then Din goes to Navarro because now he needs a droid to watch Grogu if something goes wrong, the only droid he trusts is IG-11 then after he needs the part he immediately goes to Tattooine, Then to Mandalore. I’m wondering if the issue is that there was some studio mandate that Grogu needed to reunite with Din in Book of Bobba Fett, because Bobba Fett wasn’t written or show-run by a different team it was the same show runner and same writer so that would be the only thing that makes sense as to why there would be structural issues with the beginning of season 3.

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That is some seriously impressive detective work. Thanks for sharing that, I’ve not even got to your listed points yet, and I am already going ‘WTH’ to myself! It raises a few questions, and what the original story plan could have been.

I’m really hoping for a season 4 of Mando on a par with the care and quality of season 1, but I think that will be unlikely.

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I am happy that the very calm, collected and adult people on this forum, that write long essays and use nice words (to nut hurt the creators of a media product), could educate the bad apples of this forum. We really needed to be told that short, strongly-worded feelings and opinions from the top of your head are not welcome on a forum about a fictionate universe and its fanedits and that we are all part of a YouTube mob I didn’t even know existed.

As for The Mandalorian season 3, I agree that it is amazing laughing material and someone should make a fanedit with the sole purpose of turning it into an even greater spoof or parody.

Also, I hope Ahsoka is very good because nothing would please me and many others more. And perhaps I then write something really thoughtful and nice and mean it and we can all swim in positivity!!!

Also, the pictures up above are a nice find and clearly show that the creators had very different things in mind - probably most if not all without Grogu’s interference. Perhaps the droid was meant to be the new sidekick?

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Anjohan said:

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I can’t bother the same
old positive/negative discussion points. We’re going in circles.

It is probably for the best.

Because when going round in circles there is the danger of the unfortunate possibility where you type something that comes off as mocking and insulting to anyone on here who may think differently than you, or even to people who may agree with you.

Or invent some mistaken situation where you go and claim “strongly-worded feelings and opinions” are not welcome on here, ignoring where people have already reasonably posted about your previous words on this:

“It’s fine to constructively criticize Disney’s stuff in hopes that they’ll do better, but this just reads like you think everyone at Disney is an evil hack fraud who hates your childhood and deserves to be unemployed. They grew up with this stuff, just like you did. It’s just that some of them are making crappy choices, and that’s certainly no reason to want Kathleen Kennedy burned at the stake”.
 

Or that you may not want to just talk about the Mandalorian. You may want to vent at Lucasfilm or Disney, or the state of Star Wars in general. Which this thread probably isn’t the right thread for?

To me it appears you want to now vent at, or look to pick a fight with, others who have different opinions, by mocking them, but I hope I am wrong because you are better than that. I guess we will all see.

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Acbagel said:

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I’m going to go watch Mandalorian season 3 again now. Look what you made us do! lol.

Seriously nice work on all of that.

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Anjohan said:

Now that Pedro Pascal confirmed he’s hardly on set anymore and its mainly just voice work, it makes total sense how easy it was to sideline his character in season 3 when the actor doesn’t have to be there/doesn’t care anymore and can’t approve or disapprove of his character’s arc in person.

Interesting that he isn’t always there. I watched a lengthy interview with Katee Sackhoff and she has a totally different process for it. There are occasionally times when it’s not her in the suit but she stays on the set and watches it real-time through monitors. She gives direction to the extra in the suit about how Bo would react, walk, carry her weapon, stand, etc all based on the emotion of the scene. She’s very involved with the character.

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“Disney Gallery: Season 3 of Mandalorian” is out on Disney+ on June 28.

The 30 second trailer at Star Wars YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KVnTWuVPPkM
 

I don’t think I’d have bothered to watch this if it wasn’t for Acbagel’s detective work above. There could be some more clues and footage in this Disney Gallery doc, in among the usual “everything is great” claims and usual format for these docs?

Still next to nothing for Andor.

 

Interesting that Favreau claims nobody wants to see the theatrical cuts of the Original Trilogy a few weeks back, but is happy to hire the talents who worked on the OT films, and then to promote that for his own series.

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“Disney Gallery: Season 3 of Mandalorian” is out on Disney+ on June 28.

I don’t think I’d have bothered to watch this if it wasn’t for Acbagel’s detective work above. There could be some more clues and footage in this Disney Gallery doc, in among the usual “everything is great” claims and usual format for these docs?

Still next to nothing for Andor.

I do wonder how much of Pedro Pascal will be in this doc! Or if there’ll be any nuggets of information on what they were trying to achieve with season 3.

It is frustrating and disappointing that compared with other Disney+ SW series and even games etc, there is still so little BTS content, docs, shorts, VFX videos, and books for Andor.

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Pedro wasn’t in the Season 3 Gallery Doc, other than archive footage from previous seasons. Phil Tippett wasn’t in the doc either, despite being featured in the trailer for it.

It was an hour long commercial really, superficial, and of little interest. It did have a few minutes of the directors talking about their respective episodes. And Favreau and Filoni talking about what they were trying to achieve with season 3. Lots of people in it saying how they grew up with and love Star Wars again. The usual format and talking to camera.

This wasn’t a bad doc, just very bland, and wasn’t really a “Making Of” at all. It is the type of thing you have on in the background while doing something else.

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Pedro wasn’t in the Season 3 Gallery Doc, other than archive footage from previous seasons. Phil Tippett wasn’t in the doc either, despite being featured in the trailer for it.

It was an hour long commercial really, superficial, and of little interest. It did have a few minutes of the directors talking about their respective episodes. And Favreau and Filoni talking about what they were trying to achieve with season 3. Lots of people in it saying how they grew up with and love Star Wars again. The usual format and talking to camera.

This wasn’t a bad doc, just very bland, and wasn’t really a “Making Of” at all. It is the type of thing you have on in the background while doing something else.

Thanks for the review of this. Kind of what I expected… I don’t think there’s any doubt that the production had some rough patches and that Disney just wants to paint it all with a happy brush. I might still give it a watch in case it helps me with my edits though.

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The first two seasons are coming to disc.

This is exciting news. I prefer owning a disc to hoping the version of a show I like will still be streaming years down the road when I’m in the mood to watch again.

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Maybe it is beginning to dawn on them that the streaming business model alone is not as lucrative as it seams…

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Both seasons are to be released on December 12, 2023. Pre orders from August 28. In both 4K Ultra HD disc and Blu-ray.

www.starwars.com/news/the-mandalorian-4k-blu-ray
 

I do like the art work for these. No mention of the price yet. Hope these sell well so they release more content on disc.

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Wandavision and Loki are also being released:

https://deadline.com/2023/08/wandavision-the-mandalorian-loki-4k-uhd-blu-ray-release-date-1235524366/

Hopefully we will see more released, and older Star Wars content too. Something something unaltered theatrical Original Trilogy!

Also a release for Andor would be most welcome.

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Acbagel said:

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Tldr; With those disjointed events that were obviously not intended to be placed in this order and the visual errors showing that R5 and Grogu were originally intended to switch places at certain plot points, it is clear that the reunion was not the original plan and that they had to massively rework Season 3 from top to bottom. It’s like they had originally shot whole planets with R5 and no Grogu at one point, and then re-shot half the scenes again to add Grogu in with a new storyline, but didn’t do a good job as Grogu is still missing from a ton of the new shots and R5 still in the background. This would also mean that Din was supposed to go to Tatooine before episode 2. Din also lands on Nevarro with Grogu still in the bubble instead of the droid port, but then R5 is following him in the next shot… So there are tons of different reshoots and VFX alterations going back and forth and it is a terribly messy presentation. There’s a lot of additional speculation/evidence out there, especially in terms of the S3 ending and some BTS leaks of Gideon scenes that were never used, but wow, from an editor’s standpoint it is crystal clear that this season was so stitched together in post production to become something that is was not originally intended to be.

Impressive detective work, but I have a problem in terms of production schedule: if they changed their plan to have Grogu in all episodes of Mando season 3 instead of R5, this decision should have occurred before or during production of Book of Boba Fett, because it’s during BOBF that we have a Mando episode showing Din being reunited with Grogu. And so if they had to rework some Mando S3 episodes, those were already filmed before BOBF was finished?

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I think we’ll get The Mandalorian Season 3, The Book of Boba Fett, and Andor Season 1 in January/February 2024

Marvel we’ll probably see Falcon and the Winter Soldier, MoonKnight and Hawkeye in February

She Hulk and Ms. Marvel in March, as The Marvels will be released around early March.

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Carl Weathers Dies: ‘Rocky’ & ‘Predator’ Star Who Appeared In ‘Happy Gilmore’, ‘The Mandalorian’ & More Was 76

https://deadline.com/2024/02/carl-weathers-dead-1235812684/
 

 
'Carl Weathers, who starred as Apollo Creed in the first four Rocky films and appeared in Predator, The Mandalorian, Happy Gilmore, Action Jackson and dozens of other films and TV shows, died today, his family announced. He was 76.

“We are deeply saddened to announce the passing of Carl Weathers,” his family said in a statement. “He died peacefully in his sleep on Thursday, February 1st, 2024. … Carl was an exceptional human being who lived an extraordinary life. Through his contributions to film, television, the arts and sports, he has left an indelible mark and is recognized worldwide and across generations. He was a beloved brother, father, grandfather, partner, and friend.”’
 

RIP Carl Weathers.

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News just broke regarding Gina Carano and this series.

I’m going to preempt this ahead of time. If you’d like to discuss this take it to Off Topic.

Any posts relating to the matter posted in this thread or anywhere outside of the Off Topic section will be automatically deleted.

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