i cant wait for the day when i read his name is followed by “was grisly murdered during a fight he started”
i cant wait for the day when i read his name is followed by “was grisly murdered during a fight he started”
Because the original movies explained backstories in the first film, too, right?
Fans love Ewan Obi Wan, what are you talking about?
They’ve pretty clearly established in the first couple episodes that he sits fairly low on the totem pole. Jetpacks cost credits.
Why would (at latest count) 8 people like this? That’s somehow even more sad than the post itself.
I agree with that recent Freddie Prinze Jr. video that went viral a few weeks ago. SW video games have screwed up a lot of people’s understanding of the force.
I get to write about video games for a living, have cheap rent (thanks Kansas!) but also have fast internet because I live near Kansas City.
I’d laugh my ass off if the baby turned out to actually be some Force-sensitive crime boss, like Babyface Finster in the old Bugs Bunny cartoons.
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There’s another question you guys missed - who hired IG-11?
Your local department store manager doesn’t curse you out and call you all sorts of names when you have a bad experience at his store.
I loved the scene with the other Mandalorians. I was hoping there’d be more than just the protagonist.
Chew on an aspirin now, you are strokin out.
I wish my problems were as small as yours.
Sir, this is an Arby’s.
I’ve always assumed this was the source of anti-droid bias in Mos Eisley , too.
So I’ve seen/heard similar takes from many folks, especially online. I have to ask though... presuming you, like me, were a kid when the original trilogy came out... isn’t this what you’ve been waiting your whole life for? Not the Mandalorian per se, but the “hammering away” as you say? The prequels were such a big…
I’m not sure I would say I’m looking forward to the drivel, so much as starting up a betting pool on how quickly the worst of the negativity overshadows any attempt at reasonable or positive reaction.
Can’t fail the Bechdel test if you don’t have women.
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