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RE: OT: Star Wars Thread [Warning: Possible Spoilers]
(11-30-2020 02:04 PM)chidave Wrote:  
(10-30-2020 11:14 AM)Doots4Dawgs Wrote:  New The Mandalorian episode is out and it is great Star Wars.

I've really enjoyed this season of The Mandaolrian, the last three episodes (3--->5) have been great.

The last one was especially good. Finally getting to see Asoka. It's been a little too slow to develop IMO. It's like he's constantly being sidetracked by something unnecessary and silly. But the last one finally delivered in a big way.

For those that don't watch the animated series will probably have no idea who Asoka is, but she was as bad ass as I was hoping she would be. And it's obvious why she's looking for Thrawn. She's still searching for Ezra. There were a lot of Easter Eggs to both original trilogy and the Rebels and Clone Wars series.
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