As far as I’m concerned, the worst thing about ‘Luke Cage’ was the plot point where black people in Harlem were sold on the idea that the police should be given high-tech superweapons. “Hey, you know the people who systematically murder us all the time? We should give them these guns so they go after superhumans, at…

I didn’t hate ‘Defenders’ as much as some people, partially because I loved every scene between Matt and Jessica. Cox and Ritter had great adversarial chemistry.

“I’m a really good lawyer”

You know, Iron Fist had a lot of issues early on, but I ended up enjoying season 2 a lot more than I expected. The last thing I thought would happen was that I’d want a season 3. I don’t know how they pulled it off.

“It Stinks!!"

America needs the wit and wisdom of Jay Sherman “The Critic” now more than ever.  So let’s revive that short-lived classic instead.

The Pykes don’t even own a ship. Their reinforcements all arrived via Space Greyhound. The stakes and scale of whole season are pitifully small.

Why not have everyone fighting on Boba Fett’s side gather into one location, pinned down. And have other people come in, shooting their way into that same location, just to be pinned down.
And doesn’t anyone on the Pyke’s side have a grenade?

I have to admit that to me the epicness of that shootout was undercut by how every choice made by the protagonist was pretty much the dumbest possible.

While watching this episode, I kept thinking how I couldn’t explain this show to anyone. I could easily tell them what happened on the show, especially since not that much that did, but I don’t even know where I would start on what the show was about. What was the central story arc, what was the character journey,…

So much this. Further, I don’t understand what any of the crime lords actually do. It’s like the show is afraid to show anything actually criminal or immoral. It hasn’t even explained what spice is, as far as I can remember, and hasn’t shown anyone using spice. I have to assume these crime lords are also running…

Everyone circling in Boba Fett’s orbit is better at being Boba Fett at this point. Din is what we all envisioned Boba Fett would be. Fennec is more badass than Boba Fett. Cob Vanth is as good of a Boba without Boba Fett’s armor.

It’s like halfway through writing this they realized, damn, we made Boba Fett boring as fuck so let’s just make this The Mandalorian season 2.5.

If they had some balls they could have kept Boba Fett as a ruthless killer and have him helm a Star Wars version of The Sopranos, or at the very least ‘Sons of Anarchy.’

This episode and last week’s outing seem to be sending the clear message that the people behind this show wish they were making Mandolorian season 3 instead of this.

Has anyone asked if Max Rebo survived the explosion? This dude has bad luck with being at a place at the wrong time. lol

But it’s the one show where it would have been okay to have characters in masks!! 

It’s almost like you can pinpoint the moment the writers realized there’s no there there with Boba Fett as a character and decided it was easier to bring in established characters to fill it out. 

And why the hell are the Pyke cronies shipping spice through an empty goddamn desert? Where is it coming from, and where is it going, and why are they traveling on the ground to do it?

It’s like they got bored with their own series and decided to switch to a new show mid-season.