Mandalorian Season 3

Once JJ made the New Republic ineffectual so Leia had to found the resistance, Disney was stuck with it. They just have to go with it now, whether they want to or not.

The NR in the new canon is lame as hell. There were a lot of idiots in the NR govt. in the old EU, but it had a formidable military. In the early novels they still had problems with large Imperial remnant fleets (like Thrawn), but they could hold their own. They also used Star Destroyers, reluctantly, and didn't scrap them all! It makes zero sense that they would just go "Well the war is over, so scrap the fleet!". They couldn't possibly think all of the Empire was gone. It's just bad (or lazy) writing.
 
So what I got from what we were presented, & help me if I'm wrong...

There are rumors that Gideon escaped during a transfer, but it's trying to be kept quiet or outright dismissed.

There's enough information retained about the work Pershing was doing, but they didn't know the exact process, so by having him select the EXACT equipment he needed, they're confident they can figure it out.

Based on the 'Previously On', the communications officer was planted by Gideon into the system, expressly to get to Pershing after his capture & turning over to the New Republic.

So, unless I'm missing something, Gideon will be revealed to be the season's big bad, only now working directly with the early, organized First Order, instead of random Imperial remnants.


If so and they connect this directly with sequel stuff, I guess I'm getting off the Mando train. I better start mentally getting ready. This is the way.
 
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What if docs brain wasnt scrambled but his knowledge was being backed up.

Also,

What if the particular individual that's upset about their imperial ships being stolen has a white imperial uniform and blue skin.
 
If so and they connect this directly with sequel stuff, I guess I'm getting off the Mando train. I better start mentally getting ready. This is the way.
*tin foil hat activated*
Maybe Dave Filoni felt the disturbance in the force from the start of the Sequels and knew he had to plant "A World Between Worlds" as a backdoor in the future when he'd be finally considered the only competent Star Wars storyteller to allow his characters to escape into time or dimension to fix or never touch what KK has personally ruined.
*tin foil hat battery dies*
 
Luke wore a more-or-less straight-up (sleeveless) t-shirt on Dagobah in ESB.

Ah, well this may be a trans-Atlantic linguistic difference, but I'd call that a vest, since sleeves are pretty intrinsic to making the T in T-shirt!

Point being though was I thought that might be the first time we've seen one and it kinda made me think more Battlestar Galactica or Aliens.
 
Yup. The end of ROTJ was supposed to be "and they lived happily ever after". But no, with Disney, we've learned Luke's life sucked, Han and Leia's life sucked, and the New Republic sucked. They could've made new SW material without doing this.
It's like learning that once Frodo arrived at the Undying Lands, he found it's full of a-holes and he starves to death in a ditch.
With Disney we found out Star Wars itself sucked. Oh well, but we still need to buy the merchandise... :unsure:
 
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What if docs brain wasnt scrambled but his knowledge was being backed up.
Great question, but I don’t care. I never want to see him again.


Favreau: Did you watch Andor?

Filoni: Yes, it was awesome!

Favreau: I wish we’d thought of that.

Filoni: Me too.

Favreau: Do you think D+ would let us make a series like that?

Filoni: After TBOBF, we’re lucky to still be employed.

Favreau: We’ve got to do something, prove that we can do an Imperial subterfuge series.

Filoni: Like we’ll ever be able to pitch another show!

Favreau: Remember that scared little wimpy doctor who was experimenting on Grogu?

Filoni: Barely, wasn’t his name Purring, or something like that?

Favreau: That sounds close… I wonder what ever happened to him.

Filoni: Are you thinking what I’m thinking?

Favreau: Back door pilot?

Filoni: Yep, just like Lavern and Shirly…

Favreau: Mork and Mindy…

Filoni: Jonnie loves Chachi…

Favreau: Oh man…let’s get to work.

Filoni: So on it. I’m excited, how about you?

Favreau: A little pee just came out.
 
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My lawyers are Dooie, Chetum and Howe.
 
Ah, well this may be a trans-Atlantic linguistic difference, but I'd call that a vest, since sleeves are pretty intrinsic to making the T in T-shirt!

Point being though was I thought that might be the first time we've seen one and it kinda made me think more Battlestar Galactica or Aliens.
I came here to disagree with you on this because I’m definitely Team Sleeveless Shirt, but it turns out we are both correct.
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The article does bring something else up though…A wife beater around here is a generic white tank top. I don’t think the Can of Monster Energy Drink equation even applies to the metric. Let alone the Law of Stained Clothes…
 
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This was hilarious
 
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