I am a little disappointed there is only one more season this, but am happy it has the chance to finish up the stories it wants to tell. The majority of season 2 was very good, some early filler episodes apart, it was not far from Andor levels of quality and interest to me. And like others in here, I found this more enjoyable than some of the other recent Star Wars series, Mandalorian included.

So I hope season 3 will be on those high levels of season 2!

Me too.

The story of this is even more confusing now as this article points out:

Kevin Feige Star Wars Movie Mess Just Got Even More Confusing at Den Of Geek
 

Kathleen Kennedy did say intthe IGN inverview: “Kevin Feige’s project was something announced in the press, or I suppose fandom. But there was nothing. Nothing ever got developed. We never discussed an idea,”
 

But it was Disney’s then-chief creative office Alan Horn who broke the news that Kevin Feige was working on a Star Wars film in 2019:

“We are excited about the projects Kathy and the Lucasfilm team are working on, not only in terms of Star Wars but also Indiana Jones and reaching into other parts of the company including Children of Blood and Bone with Emma Watts and Fox. With the close of the Skywalker Saga, Kathy is pursuing a new era in Star Wars storytelling, and knowing what a die-hard fan Kevin is, it made sense for these two extraordinary producers to work on a Star Wars film together,"
 

and the writer for the Feige’s Star Wars film also said this in 2022:-

“It’s coming along, it’s nice to have some time to focus on it. And it’s fun to get to do something that feels fresh and original, and I’m excited to work with Kevin again, and with the team at Lucasfilm. And I love Star Wars. So it’s a blast.”

“I’m writing away,” Waldron also told Variety last May. “I’m enjoying having the freedom on that to do something that’s not necessarily a sequel or anything. It maybe has a little bit less of a — it just doesn’t have a bunch of TV shows and movies that you’re servicing on top of it, the way I did with Doctor Strange. So it’s nice. It feels like a different exercise."
 

Maybe the script for Feige’s Star Wars film came to nothing in the end? Or Kathleen Kennedy did not see the script that was written? It does all seem weird for her to say “But there was nothing. Nothing ever got developed.”

Very strange.

If you are a fan of the old “Star Wars Sourcebooks” from 1987, and Andor, then this may interest you.
 

A free 63 page fan-made “Andor Sourcebook”, in pdf format: https://twitter.com/tinywoodsman/status/1648423816056684545

"Presenting the “Andor Sourcebook” a brand new, 50+ page, FREE #ttrpg Sourcebook inspired by Star Wars’ #Andor! Featuring; characters, factions, planets, weapons, ships, lore and much more form season one of the show! Grab it for free here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1BkGWFHY3YfLV7bxhLiS1KCgXnKctsTcD/view

 
What a great fan project and idea. Very cool. It even has the old style text and feel of the pages, the Index, and overall format and layout. And very kind of Josh Clarke/TinyWoodsman that it is also free for everyone too.

https://originaltrilogy.com/user/andrewsullivan/id/77030 - spam
https://originaltrilogy.com/user/Ejn/id/74777 - troll
https://originaltrilogy.com/topic/Book-reviews/id/95063/page/1#1516101 - spam

I have to say that Visions volume 2 trailer looks incredible.

Juno Eclipse said:

Was it ever explained why the Clones did not kill Anakin, a Jedi as far as they are concerned. Or the Jedi who later became Inquisitors? Was it something in the inhibitor chip, or something else?

I don’t think it has been explained. I think is one of those things the writers probably want us not to think too much about? I am probably wrong, or forgetting an important episode, but I can’t remember an explanation.

In the final season of The Clone Wars, after Order 66 I think there is a mention of clones saying something about Ahsoka still being considered a Jedi, which is why they turn on her too? (despite her leaving the Jedi some time before.)

Fullmetaled said:

Can fan edits fix continuity errors with the original trilogy like Owen Lars fearing luke being just like his father, obi wan saying he took it upon himself to train anakin as a Jedi, dialog in empire that sounds like obi wan and yoda’s relationship was master and apprentice even though that wasn’t the case etc.

Those aren’t continuity errors in the Original Trilogy. They are continuity errors in the Prequel Trilogy.

Juno Eclipse said:

No. They are not showing the “Behind the Magic: The Special Visual Effects of Andor” panel on the live stream.

The “Jedi: Survivor” game panel is being shown instead: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hil5cr-tLxY Ugh.

That sucks.

I hope they’ll still put any of the “Behind The Magic” VFX scenes up on the ILM YouTube channel soon, like they have done for all their other recent projects: https://www.youtube.com/@ILMVFX/videos

Kathleen Kennedy says that Rogue Squadron is “definitively something we still talk about, whether it’s a movie or where it ends up being in the series space” (on Disney+):

Kathleen Kennedy on the Future of Star Wars | Star Wars Celebration 2023 - at IGN YouTube, at 5:20 minutes.
 

I’d prefer a film, but could get on board with a series.

Kathleen Kennedy says the Kevin Feige project never really got developed, “it is not an abandoned project, it just didn’t happen”, but also added that if he did come up with something she would be all ears:

Kathleen Kennedy on the Future of Star Wars | Star Wars Celebration 2023 - at IGN YouTube, at 4:45 minutes.

Was the first The Force Unleashed game the one that was considered canon at the time, part of the overall Star Wars Saga story, by Lucas himself?

And was the second TFU game also considered a part of that Saga story?

I am going to have to play these again soon, just to see what I can remember about them.

RIP Norman Reynolds.

He and John Barry really were the people responsible for the awesome look of the Original Trilogy:

https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-34989035
 

Deadline did an article on his passing, his contributions to the OT and many other films, with quotes from Lucasfilm:

https://deadline.com/2023/04/norman-reynolds-dead-production-designer-star-wars-raiders-of-the-lost-ark-1235319494/

The Making of Andor Season 1 panel, from Celebration 2023, at 2 hours and 25 minutes into the video below:
 

Star Wars Celebration LIVE! 2023 - DAY 1

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VyIHhK2VKvQ - at the official Star Wars YouTube channel.
 

Also from the above video:

“Andor’s Joplin Sibtain, Muhannad Bhaier” - at 1:25:45
“Andor’s Denise Gough, Kyle Soller, Adria Arjona” - at 1:50:00
“This Week in Star Wars: Andor Props” - at 3:44:11
“Andor’s Genevieve O’Reilly” - at 3:47:51
“Andor’s Tony Gilroy and Diego Luna” - at 4:02:56
 

Day 2 Edit: “Andy Serkis” - at 3:45:02 from Saturday’s official video here - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qi-b2c0RY7I

Day 3 Edit: Nothing Andor related was shown on Sunday’s official video here - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hil5cr-tLxY

Day 4 (Monday) video - .

Diego Luna and Tony Gilroy taking a pic with fans dressed as Narkina 5 prisoners:

https://reddit.com/r/StarWarsAndor/comments/12eqgli/diego_luna_and_tony_gilroy_taking_a_pic_with

Fans cosplaying Narkina 5 prisoners earlier at Celebration:

https://twitter.com/SiPalingStrWars/status/1644371019833151488

https://twitter.com/laughing_place/status/1644342100798914563

https://twitter.com/BrookeGMcDonald/status/1644365589475983360

LaughingPlace did a cool twitter thread for The Making of Andor Season 1 panel:

https://twitter.com/laughing_place/status/1644339957782269954

Day 3 Edit (Sunday): The “Behind the Magic: The Special Visual Effects of Andor” - 1000+ seater sellout panel (not streamed live):

‘Best panel of #StarWarsCelebration by far was @jamieswb’s discussion on the SFX & VFX of #Andor. Expertly hosted, great slides and material from @ILMVFX and slick. Should have been on Celebration Stage.’ - https://twitter.com/philmblog/status/1645098892071956481

 
The trailer for this was just shown at Celebration 2023, but has not been officially released for everyone else to watch it.

Disney are doing its usual thing and taking down any videos online put up by fans on their phones at Celebration, but if you are quick you can still find some of them. It is almost as if Disney do not want any interested fans to watch the trailer for their own series.
 

'The show is set in the New Republic era, and will follow a group of kids lost in the galaxy trying to find their way home. It is described as a “Star Wars” version of some of Amblin’s coming-of-age films from the 1980s like “E.T.” and “The Goonies.”

Lucasfilm president Kathleen Kennedy said director Jon Watts “really got the tone,” which is in the vein of the Amblin movies Kennedy produced for Steven Spielberg.’

^ from www.thewrap.com/star-wars-skeleton-crew-footage-trailer-jude-law
 

“Skeleton Crew Trailer Description” article: https://screenrant.com/skeleton-crew-star-wars-footage-description-details
 

Skeleton Crew is still set to air sometime in 2023 on Disney+: https://twitter.com/starwars/status/1644299339441790977

The new “Star Wars Timeline” banner shown at Celebration:

 
A 2 minute video of Kathleen Kennedy on stage at Celebration talking about the 3 new Star Wars films:

https://twitter.com/rob_keyes/status/1644318293040439299

“Star Wars Celebration Europe 2023” official YouTube Playlist:

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL148kCvXk8pCWUMv1QsUMC0K9LW94KdL_

Given the number of other films and projects that get cancelled I don’t think I’ll be getting to excited about any of these making it to screen.

Good for Daisy Ridley to return to Star Wars, hopefully she won’t get the poison and sexist abuse she got the last time doing the Sequel Trilogy, that the film will happen, and will be a big hit.

How to Watch Star Wars Celebration Europe 2023 at Home - https://www.starwars.com/news/swce-2023-how-to-watch
 

"Star Wars Celebration Europe 2023 will be held April 7-10, and StarWars.com will provide coverage throughout the duration of the show, with live streaming, breaking news, and original photos. Here’s what you need to know.

Tune into Star Wars Celebration LIVE! on the StarWars.com homepage or YouTube.com/StarWars at 12:30 p.m. GMT / 5:30 a.m. PT on Friday, April 7; 12 p.m. GMT / 5:00 a.m. PT on Saturday, April 8; and 10:45 a.m. GMT / 3:45 a.m. PT on subsequent days.

Lucasfilm’s official live stream, Star Wars Celebration LIVE! will feature select panels, along with celebrity guests on the LIVE! stage, and much more."

I miss the Bad Batch. I miss it even more after today’s Mandalorian episode.

Well today’s episode was, erm, different.

I thought the early Romeo & Juliet scenes were like a bad episode of Doctor Who, and the light almost comedic tone of the Jack Black & Lizzo cameos was not a great contrast for what was to come with Din and Bo’s story. They very much contrasted with the events at the end of the episode. Just my opinion, I love Christopher Lloyd, but I thought he was wasted in this role. But I did have a good laugh at the “Sir Grogu” bit.

Short weekly video reviews from Master Samwise YouTube channel. Balanced, agenda-free critiques & praise, + suggestions:

Here We Go Again - Season 3, Episode 1 Review: www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZAOC-WLDXzk - 7 minutes
Ditches the Side Quests, but…, Episode 2: www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Ed3wMWgq5g - 10 minutes
I’m Conflicted About the Latest Episode, Episode 3 Review: www.youtube.com/watch?v=aYZgTPE5WNM - 12 minutes
The Mandalorian is Inconsistent, Confusing, and Frustrating, Episode 4: www.youtube.com/watch?v=llIt0YmN1nY - 13 minutes
Disney Simply Cannot Write Show, Don’t Tell, Episode 5 mini review: www.youtube.com/watch?v=AqgfSXWLd6s - 3 minutes

Cool video, Roobyoo. It also highlights the unnecessary changes made to the films over time.

I think you could be right about your claim, and it certainly looked like a tennis shoe. Maybe there were two shoes used?

“Restore The Tennis Shoe(s)!”

The Panel Schedule from - https://www.starwars.com/news/swce-2023-panel-schedule

Friday, April 7

Lucasfilm’s Studio Showcase | 11am to 12.30pm, Live on the Celebration Stage; streamed to the Galaxy and Twin Suns Stages

Star Wars Celebration returns, launching with a must-see showcase that will kick the weekend’s festivities into hyperdrive. Lucasfilm’s current crop of live-action filmmakers will be joined by special guests to discuss the many current and upcoming Star Wars adventures, including The Mandalorian, Andor, and more!
 

London Calling: Designing Star Wars Productions in the UK | 1pm to 2pm, Live on the Twin Suns Stage

Host Amy Ratcliffe sits with Lee Sandales (set decorator), Kevin Jenkins (production designer), Jake Lunt Davies (concept designer and storyboard artist) and Glyn Dillon (costume designer) for a behind-the-scenes look at their design work on Lucasfilm’s UK productions of the sequel trilogy as well as Solo and Rogue One.
 

The Making of Andor Season One | 3pm to 4pm, Live on the Celebration Stage; streamed to the Galaxy and Twin Suns Stages

Executive producers Tony Gilroy and Diego Luna and their team of creatives recount the making of the epic first season of Star Wars: Andor.

Saturday, April 8

Ahsoka | 11am tp 12pm, Live on the Celebration Stage; streamed to the Galaxy and Twin Suns Stages

Join executive producers Dave Filoni, Jon Favreau, and special guests for a look at the upcoming Disney+ series, Ahsoka.
 

Bringing Worlds to Life: The Concept Artists of ILM | 12.30pm to 1.30pm, Live on the Twin Suns Stage

Join host Clayton Sandell alongside Doug Chiang and members of the Industrial Light & Magic Art Department as they take you behind the scenes to explore what goes into bringing a director’s vision to the silver screen. From their work on the original trilogy to the Star Wars prequels, and to the latest films in the franchise and beyond, you’ll learn how iconic movie moments are made.
 

Star Wars: The High Republic | 1pm to 2pm, Live on the Galaxy Stage

Centuries before the Skywalker saga there was the High Republic! Join luminous authors and Lucasfilm editors for an in-depth conversation about epic new tales spanning books, comics, audio, and beyond. Including all-new announcements and reveals from Star Wars: The High Republic Phase II, and a sneak peek of what is to come in Phase III!
 

40 Years of Return of the Jedi | 2pm to 3pm, Live on the Celebration Stage

Forty years ago, Return of the Jedi was the highly-anticipated sequel that Star Wars fans had been waiting years to see, and the last Star Wars theatrical adventure to be released for the foreseeable future. Counted as a favorite episode by many, Return of the Jedi’s story, characters, settings, and score still resonate with fans today, and its 40th anniversary offers the perfect opportunity to celebrate this time-honored classic. Join special guest host Ming-Na Wen as she chats with Star Wars legends of the past, present, and future about the influence of this beloved chapter in the galaxy far, far away.
 

Star Wars Creator Cosplay Workshop | 2pm to 3pm, Live on the Twin Suns Stage

Join The Mandalorian’s Shawna Trpcic (costume designer), Maria Sandoval (hair department head), and Josh Roth (prop master) as they lend their expertise to give you tips and tricks on your own cosplay. The talented team will also be guest judges for Celebration’s official cosplay competition, so come by and get a tune-up before the big contest. This is the Way!
 

Star Wars: Young Jedi Adventures Screening | 3pm to 4pm, Live on the Galaxy Stage

Families and fans of all ages are invited to attend an advance screening of the first two episodes of Star Wars: Young Jedi Adventures! Join host Krystina Arielle and special guests for an exciting sneak peek at the new animated series. Set during the High Republic era, Young Jedi Adventures follows younglings as they study the ways of the Force, explore the galaxy, and learn valuable skills needed to become Jedi. Star Wars: Young Jedi Adventures will premiere on Disney+ and Disney Junior on May 4, 2023.
 

Hasbro Star Wars & Indiana Jones Panel | 4pm to 5pm, Live on the Twin Suns Stage

Join Hasbro’s Marketing & Design team members as they discuss the popular Hasbro Star Wars and Indiana Jones lines, including the Black Series, The Vintage Collection, Adventure Series, and the Retro Collection. Attendees will get an in-depth look at Hasbro’s latest action figure and premium roleplay offerings from throughout the sagas. Word is there may also be a few surprises.
 

Creature Cantina | 4.30pm to 5.30pm, Live on the Celebration Stage

Step into the amazing world of Neal Scanlan’s Creature Cantina, responsible for the creation of all the droids, creatures, and aliens of each UK-based Star Wars production in the last ten years. Join Neal and his team on a journey as they show you for the first time ever, how they create, build, and perform the characters you’ve fallen in love with.
 

The Clone Wars - 15 Year Anniversary Panel | 5.30pm to 6.30pm, Live on the Galaxy Stage; streamed to the Twin Suns Stage

Join Dave Filoni, Athena Portillo, Matthew Wood, Dee Bradley Baker, Ashley Eckstein, Matt Lanter, and James Arnold Taylor for a look back at the beginning of Lucasfilm Animation and how Star Wars: The Clone Wars came to be.

Sunday, April 9

Villains of the Sequel Trilogy | 11am to 12pm, Live on the Celebration Stage; streamed to the Galaxy Stage

The dark side of the Force is a pathway to many panels some consider to be…can’t-miss! Join host Amy Ratcliffe as she sits down with Ian McDiarmid (Emperor Palpatine), Andy Serkis (Supreme Leader Snoke), and Gwendoline Christie (Captain Phasma) as they discuss their villainous roles in the final chapters of the Skywalker Saga.
 

Behind the Magic: The Visual Effects of Andor | 12pm to 1pm, Live on the Twin Suns Stage

Join Industrial Light & Magic and members of the creature effects and special effects teams for a deep dive into the special and visual effects that brought a burgeoning rebellion to life in Star Wars: Andor.
 

Hyperspace Stories: Dark Horse Comics Returns! (all-ages) | 12.30pm to 1.30pm, Live on the Galaxy Stage

Dark Horse Comics returns to a galaxy far, far away with a wide range of stories for fans of all ages. Join editor Matt Dryer and a group of all-star authors as they dive into Hyperspace Stories, The High Republic Adventures, and more! Featuring sneak peeks and reveals!
 

A Look Back at Obi-Wan Kenobi | 1.30pm to 2.30pm, Live on the Celebration Stage

Take a look back at the hit limited series with Obi-Wan Kenobi cast members Ewan McGregor, Hayden Christensen, Indira Varma and Vivien Lyra Blair, and executive producer/director Deborah Chow.
 

Beyond the Spires: Making of Tales from the Galaxy’s Edge | 2pm to 3pm, Live on the Twin Suns Stage

Hear from key creators of Star Wars: Tales from the Galaxy’s Edge - Enhanced Edition, the hit experience on PlayStation VR2 that expands and explores the world of Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge, and get a behind-the-scenes look at how this VR adventure came together.
 

Star Wars Cosplay Competition | 2.30pm to 3.30pm, Live on the Galaxy Stage

Both veteran and amateur cosplayers alike will join the most exciting Cosplay Competition in the galaxy at Star Wars Celebration Europe! It is more than just a competition — it’s a fun-filled celebration of the very best Star Wars cosplayers that want to share their talent, skill, and determination with the universe.
 

Funko: Collect Across the Galaxy!| 3.30pm to 4.30pm, Live on the Twin Suns Stage

Funko is proud to present, Funko: Collect Across the Galaxy at Star Wars Celebration, a journey of discovery through the collection of new pop-culture products celebrating the Star Wars galaxy! From Pop! to Funko Games, Loungefly to new form factors, panel attendees will get a first-hand look at never-before-seen Funko products!
 

Disney Parks: Where Star Wars Comes to Life | 4pm to 5pm, Live on the Celebration Stage

Join some of the creative minds from Walt Disney Imagineering and Lucasfilm for a special look at how Disney brings Star Wars to life in its parks and beyond. Discover more about immersive experiences from a galaxy far, far away, including Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge, Star Wars: Galactic Starcruiser, and more.
 

Star Wars Animation Game Night | 4.45pm to 5.45pm, Live on the Galaxy Stage

Star Wars Animation Game Night is a competition of galactic proportions starring voice actors from your favorite animated Star Wars series. Watch as Ashley Eckstein, Dee Bradley Baker, James Arnold Taylor, Matthew Wood and Matt Lanter compete in feats of knowledge, skill, and luck to prove who is the ULTIMATE Star Wars fan.
 

Lucasfilm Publishing: Stories From a Galaxy Far, Far Away… | 5.30pm to 6.30pm, Live on the Twin Suns Stage

From adult-aged novels to non-fiction, from kids comics to audiobook epics, Lucasfilm Publishing explores the stories from a galaxy far, far away. Featuring all-new announcements, exciting details and reveals for new and upcoming titles from the time of the High Republic to the time of the First Order, this panel is not to be missed!

Monday, April 10

Star Wars: The Bad Batch | 11am - 12pm, Live on the Celebration Stage; streamed to the Galaxy and Twin Suns Stages

Join host Amy Ratcliffe as she invites Star Wars: The Bad Batch executive producer and supervising director Brad Rau, executive producer and head writer Jennifer Corbett, executive producer Athena Portillo, and actors Dee Bradley Baker (the Bad Batch) and Michelle Ang (Omega) to discuss highlights from the second season of the acclaimed series!
 

Marvel Comics Presents: Star Wars | 12.30pm to 1.30pm, Live on the Galaxy Stage

Make mine Star Wars, and make mine Marvel! Join Marvel editor-in-chief C.B. Cebulski and some of Marvel’s top talent for a comics conversation unlike any other. Including all-new announcements and reveals from a galaxy far, far away!
 

From Screen to Tabletop | 12.30pm - 1.30pm, Live on the Twin Suns Stage

From Screen to Tabletop is an exploration of the process behind making miniatures games for fans across the galaxy. The team at Atomic Mass Games will pull back the curtain and breakdown the development differences between skirmish-based games and full army games as well as share insights into their philosophy that multiple game lines within the Star Wars galaxy allows space for gamers of all types. For those that enjoy the creative process, enjoy behind-the-scenes peeks at concepting work, rules philosophy, art selection, and more!
 

Star Wars: Visions Volume 2 | 1pm to 2pm, Live on the Celebration Stage

Join host Amy Ratcliffe, Star Wars: Visions executive producers, and filmmakers from Aardman, Cartoon Saloon, D’ART Shtajio, El Guiri, La Cachette, Lucasfilm, Punk Robot, Studio Mir, Triggerfish, and 88 Pictures for an exclusive first look at Star Wars: Visions Volume 2.
 

Star Wars: Galaxy-Sized Collecting in a Micro World with Jazwares | 2pm to 3pm, Live on the Twin Suns Stage

Now more than ever fans are demanding new ways to collect and connect within the vast Star Wars saga. With micro trends continuing to permeate some of the world’s most beloved toys and collectibles, Star Wars is positioned for an epic renaissance. Where will this new galaxy go? Enter the world of Star Wars Micro Galaxy Squadron from Jazwares!
 

Doug Chiang: Designing Obi-Wan Kenobi and The Mandalorian | 2.30pm to 3.30pm, Live on the Galaxy Stage

Doug Chiang, Obi-Wan Kenobi and The Mandalorian production designer and Lucasfilm’s vice president and executive creative director, will present an in-depth talk about designing the characters, spaceships, and worlds for Obi-Wan Kenobi and The Mandalorian Season 3. He will share the challenges they faced in revisiting iconic Star Wars characters like Obi-Wan and Darth Vader.
 

Celebration Europe Closing Ceremony | 4pm to 5pm, Live on the Celebration, Galaxy, Twin Suns, & Star Wars Celebration LIVE! Stages

Gather with your friends and fellow Star Wars fans to relive the best moments of the weekend and bid farewell to another Star Wars Celebration. Featuring special guests, weekend highlights, and much more, this is a send-off you won’t want to miss!

Good to see Andor get some more recognition and nominations:

Jamie Benning (Jambe Davdar of the Original Trilogy Filumentaries from here) will be hosting the “Behind The Magic: The Special Visual Effects of Andor” panel at Celebration 2023 in London:

https://twitter.com/jamieswb/status/1641233994657284098

The sequel To “Jedi: Fallen Order”:
 

Star Wars Jedi: Survivor - Official Story Trailer

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_F6YBwIPzmk - at EA Games Star Wars
 

Star Wars Jedi: Survivor - 9 Minutes of Gameplay | IGN First

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i05L-FaDhko - at IGN
 

The trailer looks good, as they all do. But the gamplay video left me a little cold. It seem very repetitive and similar to the 1st game, which is great if you enjoyed it, but looks to me as an expansion pack more than a new game that expands the story and adventure further.

I’ll wait to see some of the reviews and walkthrough videos a couple of months after release to see if this does surprise me and brings something new to the gameplay and series.
 

And I’m still hoping for that “open world” Star Wars game to happen! Has there been any solid news on that lately?

Three episodes to go of this largely forgettable season. I was really hoping for something “big” as the reason why the resolution of Grogu training with Luke and then going back to the Mandalorian was shown in the Boba Fett series, and not in this series, but no. Ugh.

It was good to see Zeb again, and I thought they did that part well. I also enjoyed seeing Carson Teva again, and his role in the episode, but found the rest a bit “run of the mill”.

I had forgot there was two episodes to end this season. But it only took a few minutes to correct that after seeing the penultimate episode!

Two amazing episodes, expanding the story and events in the galaxy, and done so with the weight, tension, and emotion as Anchorhead posted above. I was on the edge of my seat for most of the two episodes, and left drained, yet fulfilled by the end.

Really hoping this gets renewed for a third season and beyond.