I'm still okay with her potentially being a Heavy Mando 
HA!! yeah, brain fart I guess. I wouldn't mind seeing some baseball in Star Wars, but I got my Giancarlos crossed there.Giancarlo Stanton?? A Yankee is in the show?
Maclunkey!
"Fear not, Star Wars fans, as you'll soon have the chance to spend some hard-earned money on Baby Yoda merch."I’m sure it falls on Lucasfilm, but they and Hasbro have missed a huge goldmine by not doing “baby yoda” merch before Christmas. I mean the end of episode 1 was a shock but was it that important for them to miss this opportunity?
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'Baby Yoda' merch from 'The Mandalorian' is on its way, just in time for the holidays
You'll soon be able to buy merchandise featuring "Baby Yoda," the breakout star of "The Mandalorian."www.cnbc.com
Happy now?
Oh boy...Just watched first 2 shows of The Mandalorian, and found it boring, too much shooting, didn’t like treatment of Jawas. And a baby Yoda already strong with the force is unbelievable.
It's not that it doesn't fit. It's just a trashy concept.How does Yodling being a clone not fit appropriately? It is absolutely, totally true to the SW universe and it's history and known technology. Yoda would have left a trail of genetic material all over the senate and Jedi temple and the timeline is correct.
The Yoda species are extremely rare. It would be trashy to sully it with it being a clone. I liked in the EU that you could not successfully clone Jedi or force strong beings. It allowed them to remain chosen rather than created.It's not that it doesn't fit. It's just a trashy concept.
We don't know this though. In fact we know next to nothing about Yoda's species. We don't even have a name for it. Which may change with this series.The Yoda species are extremely rare.
Obviously you didn't see the disclaimer at the end of the credits that clearly stated "No Jawas were harmed during the filming of this episode."Just watched first 2 shows of The Mandalorian, and found it boring, too much shooting, didn’t like treatment of Jawas. And a baby Yoda already strong with the force is unbelievable.
You're really going to hate the 3rd episode then.Just watched first 2 shows of The Mandalorian, and found it boring, too much shooting, didn’t like treatment of Jawas. And a baby Yoda already strong with the force is unbelievable.
Don't forget about the Remnant! I'm sure they're feelings tiche slighted as well. I like the idea of how things ended:This was much more of a story-driven episode; so we didn't get many new characters or set pieces revealed. However, it's refreshing to see a series that puts the story first. I loved it.
I find myself actually concerned for the Mandalorian's future now that the Guild will likely be coming after him, and that's a pretty remarkable achievement considering that he hasn't even removed his helmet yet. It kind of shoots down the notion that you need a human face to look at in order to connect with a character.
And for the Twitter-crowd who are complaining about the lack of "female representation" in this show, this episode was directed by a woman: Deborah Chow.
What's funny is earlier in the episode I thought that what we saw in the climax was going to happen at some point in the series. I just didn't expect it so soon.This keeps getting better and better. The climax to the end scene was somewhat predictable, but that didn't make it any less awesome. I would've cheered loudly, but I was the only one awake in the house.![]()
Spoiler: Is it just me or was the Beskar in an Ice Cream maker?
Actually we do know a bit. That Yoda's homeworld is hidden. Because they have evolved above war and corruption, and they do not want to bring the galaxy's troubles there. Few leave the planet, unless they join the Jedi order to try and bring balance and peace. Therefore seeing one is rare.We don't know this though. In fact we know next to nothing about Yoda's species. We don't even have a name for it. Which may change with this series.
Spoiler: Is it just me or was the Beskar in an Ice Cream maker?
Says who?Actually we do know a bit. That Yoda's homeworld is hidden. Because they have evolved above war and corruption, and they do not want to bring the galaxy's troubles there. Few leave the planet, unless they join the Jedi order to try and bring balance and peace. Therefore seeing one is rare.
I know,Spoiler: I bit of fan service, but a welcome one.The actual prop in ESB was a real ice cream maker. Looks like they took some creative liberties and made it an actual prop from scratch to give it a purpose. At least now we know what that thing actually was from ESB.
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**** the Twitter crowd.This was much more of a story-driven episode; so we didn't get many new characters or set pieces revealed. However, it's refreshing to see a series that puts the story first. I loved it.
I find myself actually concerned for the Mandalorian's future now that the Guild will likely be coming after him, and that's a pretty remarkable achievement considering that he hasn't even removed his helmet yet. It kind of shoots down the notion that you need a human face to look at in order to connect with a character.
And for the Twitter-crowd who are complaining about the lack of "female representation" in this show, this episode was directed by a woman: Deborah Chow.
I think you’ll get your wish. Many of the streaming shows like Star Trek Discovery, Haunting of Hill House, etc. are on DVD & Blu-Ray.Disney can make some more money from me if they release this on Blu-Ray after the initial run. I'm not holding my breath, but would love to add to my permanent files without having to look for alternative methods.